The DUKtiAtt KECORDER.
Semi-Weekly.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
By ZEB. P. COUNCIL.
ESTALL1SHEDV1820.
Entered as second class matter August
Y3 w posromce at iurnam, , w "
C, under the act of Congress of March V0? our ?ons Mr. Milton Craig,
a, 0.. I I Da,. fr T f ! Al.l T T
a"! ic. i ! venule. doSDer IM
I Craier. and Mr. II T Cmr and
Subscription Rates: three daughters, Mrs. R. P.
On year fuoo Blackwood, Miss Laura and Miss
Biz months...: so cents Florence Craig. The Observer
rare months..... ascents extends heartfelt sympathy to
ior.aTemg made known on the bereaved in the loss of a
and was buried at New Hope
Church, Sunday afternoon, the
funeral and burial services be
ing conducted by the ' pastor,
Kev. a. S. Bradshaw. Mrs.
Craig was the widow of the late
Mr. Newton Craig, was 85 years
of age, and for many years was
a consistant member of New
Hope church. She is survived
DURHAM. N. C May 22, 1908
phy, for none ot It la homely. Nor is
she.
But as good stag presence as
she presents, she siieaka better. Sh
has enough of the subtle sentiment to
reach the heart and sufficient sense to
pierce your Intellect with her thoiieht.
She Is a remarkable woman and thai
saloon man, who sail he would have
given $1,000 to have had her outside
his town had an eye for business and
appraised her power at ten cents on
tne dollar. . ' i . ,
That Texas creature entered the
Acauemy ai o:ua. sne was given a
moderate ovation and when prayer and
song began she took the itin. She
was Introduced by Rev. G. T Adams,
who said h appeared so habitually
In that role that they had ouit intro
ducing him. When he said the whis
key people are runniaa "because thev
can't fly" he rave the sneaker a
chance to perpetrate the: smart am
ort of bon mot and she did It thus:
"I am from the 1IUU state of Teraa
that hasn't a distillery in it. (Ap
plause.) And local option has nnt sa
loons out Of 129 counties. fAnnlaima 1
They say the whiskey people are run
ning because they can't flv and i am
afraid they will never have wings
so long as they travel that nui
What could have been cleverer?
I understand that thev tiav. tw
kinds of meetings in this nlace. fRev-
O. T. Adams, not often.) Well I am
oio-K ions. n,.v, en or. B,au M1 iney so seiaom. I am
ciku i.vw, xurnam, 211.90. glad that thev can OnAfl tha.A Tm&A.
$12.80; Oxford, W8 with prayer. Our friends of the
oxner side open theirs with a cork
screw." (Great applause.)
The speaker then went into a hnn
nistory of prohibition and told of its
"Its
manvl
times." see declared, "and we have
sent its gospel to fifty-nine of the na-
C3
good mother.
Special Rates and Cars to Bit
' mingham Account of Confed
erate Reunion June 6th-
9th.
Announcement of the above
occasionjthe Seaboard announces
low round-trip rates to Burning-
ham and return. Rate from Ral-
Two leadings Last Right
At her home on East Main
street last night .at 9 o'clock,
Rev. A. P. Barbee performed the
ctremony that married Miss
Vera Markham and Mr. VV. Lu
cius Bowling, of this city.
Both are well known youne
people and will make their resi- Henderson.
wviiv m iuiuam. 1 io oa, u,lo,. em ia. nr.-i-
... uuw XUVUliXS VlCKerSlfnn 10 OA. r l-i..- mo fts-.
and Miss Ada Lillian O'Kelev nreiiuuM MCa a n -.v
ii -j , . . " uwuv'w, p.w. xxu uiuer uiauny 01 pronioiiion ana told
were quietly married last night points on same basis. Tickets mlM''"nr and militant work
at 8 0 clock at the home of the wiu be sold Junp firh 7rh.RH. fin wb,te ribboM 661 tt Trii
hrA nnronte 1U 00 801(1 btn-7tn-8tn fin- timeg - ,he declared, -and w-
Mhm limit T OAtk. I . .
Paw A T nu . . . I vmw a,u, cA-ireui iia guapet 10
this wedding performing the cured account of illness, but stop ff her ??lt Tn tt PrP8,ttoB
ceremony w th n an -Tiour. The nvo uS1aV'-- .u that P"WWtor laws won't work,
four parties to these home events S -W-
I; ;n fU u . . , I UUtt Atuens, Auanca, u w me nrst pronipi
lve inthe city and will make Cedartown and Borden Springs. H, broken and th.
their future residence here. -m. t tuirof- i!l S61 tasf 'ed for " But
,j T I"00 Proaiwtory law was never re
sold from Birmingham to points Pealed. (Great app!aus.) And it would
Mrs. Maude Hackney Push I t.,k o o r : .'Kn the ouUlde had not entered the
and Dr. L E. Farthine. of Pitts- 31 ?? head by uik-
boro wPrnniMtr mo? lw CifcUCA7urnaracarapanaine In THsraon1 i"rty.'- : This bit
ooro. were quietly marriedWed- Mecklenbur-CaDof charlotte b"sht forth kng appiauae. it was
nesaay morning about 9 o'clock manifesUy a hit
t the home of the bride', broth- " 'L "?
The wedding was attended bv e man whom the proph-
few friends and one sister. Mii TrTsT
Bessie Hartn. o A f1-
r. " ; - "k""v"1- i wita No. 41. leavinz Raleigh at UJCU lBW miieT m oru Tnere are
the State Normal college. The 4.15 a MTiSi-49n .t! tww clM8et of tte mM wb0
ceremony was Derformprf hv fM'43 P' the inside of the saloon and
Rpv Dp P A Vt a v "VU1 uirmingnam Wltnout toan It out and the man on the out-
"u iuc change, the following dav nt 12. ,,aa wno vonn it in,- was tie way
couple took the vows nnattPnrf TV i0"0"1 oa she dealt with that au. of it
Immediately after the vows were 1 . JS. ,mimfn And then she addressed a few r
rad thp nSlmfi V iT &lsoIeave Charlotte by mark, to the men who vote for s
wToi l n train at 9.00 p. m. the "loon - she warmly r
No. 21 for: Ashenlle and will -1 j.. - F ... marked. u as Md uth.nu.bi
1 ocuiic uiiLe connerrinu wirn pjn i. . . . -
tour thA mnnntiin amA .....I .. . 0
" occil4l 1Mv n. Mrtn-fta of 1A.W -
m. This train has connection
from all points north of Raleigh
a.. . UI.& I.I. . m
tnM. i. I fc witn irain irom
WW m eituco.
County Commissioner Ralnh
1 and it says it must so.' . (Great ap
plause.)',; In Scotland Neck a poor
newspaper man told me that he had
been offered big money by that Sa is
(Continued on fourth .page.)
The Jfodesty of Women
Indelicate quotions, the obnoxious ex
amination, ana unpleasant iocsi treat
ments, which somo physicians consider
essential in tho treatment ot diseases of
women. Yet, If help ean be hud, It Is
better to submit to this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
is that so often the woman undergoes all
the announce and shame for nothing.
ThoosandsNrf women who have been
cured B Dr. TrMerce's Favorito Prescrip
tion wrliK in jtfHM-fclatlon of the cure
which dItiWri&VJMi the examinations
and local tratmiiiATJipre i nn other
wrdlflne so ,n,r lffl-aie
women ss - Favorite Piycritlont'' It
cures debilitating drains, irregularity and
female weakness. It always helps. It
almost always cures. It Is strictly non
alcoholic, non secret, all its Ingredients
being printed on Its bottle-wrapper; con
tains no deleterious or habit-forming
arags, ana every native medicinal root
entering into its composition bas the lull 1 XT r i.
endorsement of those most eminent In the I JN 631 t lVe rOlIltS,
several scnooisoi moaicai practice, some
of these numerous and strongest of pro
fessional endorsement of Its ingredients,
will be found In a pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, also in a booklet mailed
See'on request, by Dr. R. V. Fierce, of
uffalo, N. Y. These professional en
dorsement should have far more weight
than any amount of the ordinary lay, or
non-professional testimonials.
The most Intelligent women now-a-days
inaitt on knowing what they take as med
icine insteaa 01 opening their mouths like
a lot of young birds and gulping down
whatever Is offered them. " Favorite Pre
scription" is of urowv coMPosnio. It
makes weak women strong and sick
women welL
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent fr
en receipt of stamps to pay expense of
mailing only. Send to Dr. K. V, Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y., CI one-cent sumps for paper-covered,
or 31 sumps for cloth-bound.
If sick consult tbe Doctor, free of charge
by letter. All such communications are
held sacredly confidential.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Invigorate
end reculate stomach, Uver and bowel.
NEW BICYCLES, MOTORCYCL
SECOND HAND BICYCLES.
1 L GASKIM - Near. FiB Feists. Dirta n p
For business or please
abicycleisaconvenieS
and comfort anH
wx wic west. uiitK.es Of hi
CVCleS mnAft. Wo ale, L-
Motor cycles: a'S
sccunu-iiaiiu wxieeis will hp
sold at a bargain.
Repairing of Light Machinery a Specialty,
H, A. GASKINS.
Durham, N. C.
TAX NOTfCR
All who have not paid
Choice Roses,
Carnations,
and Other if. flnmre
Shower and other boquet
iur weaamgs.
their State and County
J ax tor the year of 1 907
will please call at my of
fice and settle for the
S
County
and
chools
are
er Mr H P Hane ftwi. r"u' CA"a tuacnea na ruu- none eonUised In tbe book of Islah I 11 t T
Mi ackney. onNorth rnancar will be provided from " Jned tEeir relation, to the hinlV iT YPPf rT mAfl9Tr
aT1' , , Durhara on D. & S. train leaving SM T1" tf -Bkeon ZFLORAL DESIGNS. Y Ml IlCCU OI mOIieye
Tho WoAAmrr mai J .J I "It reaches thn man whnm tl rnV I w
.e
Very Kespectfully,
f v. tsa
southern states before returning
loncwDoro to live.
Palms, Ferns, Etc for home
! We also have a large collec-
A.! - J"
non oi
BULBS, HYACINTHS, TU-i
LIPS,, DAFFODIIaS,
and many others for out and
maoor Dioommg.
Rose Plants,; Evergreens,,
iusguoiias, AC
Wilmington and extra coaches I trom lu birth la the New EB1andU ScftlTI TTi A.T?.!
nu w uuiiucu lur ouieri amra
on .rmWinn .A if K.t ;.lrinied PWom the old serl
JOHN F. KARWABD, SM.
keep ft and the man who keeps It H
M rooa as the maa who votes for K
Ton caat separate the two." she
ahoated whUs) the church neoDle chim
ed la their endeoue amena.
, . , . i rr" " wuaiucs w i pent m None mrtholocr that vraee
yesterday and went home with- sufficient .'to justify it. a special Eii.aroWdih.woSXSw!
; Florist, Raleigh, N. C.
out norse and buzz? which vm k Min ir
. - I n au n Ul ve I UU itVIU iUUUIUT.
taken from him in the afternoon.7 For additional information ad-
jar. uirnn nucnea ms norse dress the undersigned.
upon arriving here behind tha
Southern Pure Food company's
place of business. He went
about town transacting business
and when he returned the outfit
was gone and nobody about the
place could give any information
relative to the theft
C. H. Gattis, T. P. A.
Raleigh, N. C.
June 5th.
Hewrfllaaaee In a Leaden Churek.
Nearly ererTbody is .aware that at
a time It was the ens to in la many
ed how It has entered the congress!
hal!a of the land, corrupted the soloes I
of law. wrecked altars, twllutel 1
a
thrones, besmirched the coarta, dls-l
traced the lands, caused blood to flow
and heart to break. She said; The
aJooa came, not to fin a detnaad.
they say. but for a eareer which has
been dril,. religious and moral. Fori
years where It flourish ed It has been
almost Impossible to carry an election I
witnout it n is a business of trnlsw-
fulness and there Is not a saloon la
churches to refolate the lenrh of the fu,neM aDd tbere ta Bot ta 18
seraoa by an aovrtlass, which stood I your ut tit v1' twea-
ltl
Z wciw I seraon by an aovrtlass, which stood ' ,UM tMl cou a twea-
The nomi vsi a Kotm-Jfli nrU.V. I m thm nntni imiitiiM. fM.Hn. .v. Kr-four hours If it obeyed the law an-
hind feet and weighing about 950 precher-..Qo,t Mmh !f!-cUL!.tiee?": u
fnt. . Z. ... I re ucs are preaerrea la Tartous I nw ne ever
juuua. a He owner Oilers a lib- ecclesiastical edifices throochoot the P to the obligation that
eral reward for Its return Or in-1 Und bDt British and Foreign SaO-l tkes when license Is given It'
it ... . . . . I on rhnrvh altnaff in I Here la whitra th immh
hi. I ui mmm lyi' 1 " w wymrvaw
possessing foar. They are la perfect Un three factors working for moral
finriT.yvii uu an Baca aii logeuer I rc' ' "i auQ Dienuonea ue cnarcn, in
m a rramework of solid krua. Tm.
oon Btandard.
RTsHowcroa&Soa
Old Reliable
Modern Funeral
Directors and
....Embalmers...
Office and Show Rooms:
316MangumSt.
DST and niirtlt wntr. 1fT
Ample facilities for sny emergency
H VUI (IDC.
33
formation that will brinir
property back to him.
7 i5f7(7Z? PLOW
A'Good'
Cutaway
Harrow
The Best Corn
From tie Oraoge Coaaly Obsener.
Mr. Hinton A. Tilley, father-in-law
of Sheriff Andrews, who
lives a few miles west of Chapel
Mill,
Large Crowd Eeard Mrs. Curtis.
A pretty woman of fine physique.
homes and the school. "Take awar
the church, and you have Idolatry:
destroy the schools and you hare Igno
rance and superstltutlon, but destroy
the home and you have free lore, an
archy, destruction whl'e we rerert to
waa MMrf.,! . . ' ,VV, " arcby, destruction whl e we rerert to
Was reported in a dying bewtaj hei ddle age wUh the spring Loje Wb. (Great applause.) As1
inn An WnAmA.. I Or VOUth. feminlno in nr fnidiM . ... - .7 . ' . . .
condition nn WoAnoaAou of youth, feminine in every feature.
- vaa T v VVSUVguaj UlVl II" I . , w r
intr and Af ,tm t:.. J exc"I't ,n the of the bludgeon of
7"T .. j ' VVKU w and the rapier of ridicule, this
tnrOUgn the day. is the snapshot of Mrs. Nannie Cur-
At the last meeting of the t,s' of Sherttn. Texas, who spoke
T i - r . ... in the Acaiemv nf MiiiI. la. iv.
wwuoi Mjmmissioners or the t,., "
T.., A ir-ti i. .l ii . ThCT ve beett neater crowds,
lown Of Hlllsboro, thelfollowmg Prltchard. George 8tuart and Cover-
Officers Were unanimously ra. ntr Clean all stuffing the theatr to a
elected for one year: George C.
Lyncn, clerk; George A. Dur
ham, Treasurer; A. J. Gordon,
Chrief of Police.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheek
ind children, and Mrs. C. r.
Taylor, of Durham, spent Sun
day at Hillsboro, with Mrs. Tay
Ior's brother.
Mrs. A A. Holder, and Miss
Cora McMaster, of Durham,
spent Sunday at Hillsboro with
their relatives. Mr. and Mr.
Alan Browning, on West King
sireet.
Mrs. Emellne Craig, died at
her home in Chapel Hill town
ship, Saturday morning, May 16,
more uncomfortable decree, but In all
that glory- of big mind, there was
not one who hit tbe traffic of whhkey
so nara nor one who wove Into thewe
iwntimenta against it such klc as
did this Texas tornado in nic. fi-m.
In In, clothes.
Maybe a reporter who follows wonmn
off and gets lost, who doffs his felt
hat to good looks and who, knee
Joints never have necrosis In wo-
nmn's presence, gets sllshtlv Triih.
Ised sometimes. And then mavh.
again, the reporter's newspaper that
conies unJer her llnml.tir tnuMn
that is called -ft- in a far different
tone from that In which yotir sweet
hearts would similarly denominate
you. does not to at this Tea tr..n
- ,".--...
"I'll verv iironounrcut tirMtiwin,a i.
,'. 'm.ivVMVIJ. tf
In this fight, we have the pnlplt the
press and pedagogue with us. I are
glad that the preachers are with us.
Now you know t mtn preachers.
Every, little fellow who wears a lonf
black coat and a white tie la not a
minister. Some of you thought I wa
making some exception. (Laughter.)
That little fel'ow is like the boy win
studied grammar and came to a ma
cullno gender. He was told that
meant male, or man. Then he came
to feminine gender and was told thai
meant female, or woman. But when
he reached the neuter gender, he
found that meant neither male nor fe
male, bnt lt and that's what one of
thene little preachers is, "It"
"And the press is on our slJe. ! say
press, r.t admit that there are some
little 2x4 newspapers, rharacterle,
tiackboneless rags that are on the oth
er side. (Great cheering.) But a m"d
era newspaper no more rennient
the whiskey business than a ialiov
candle represents an arc Il2bt Araint
this organlwil Infamy, the Philad.
Phla North American, the Atlantt
Georgian headed by Mr. F. I 8e.
WANTED Active, energetic men to
sell "Hood's Celebrated Nursery Stock"
i roniaijie, permanent positions. Hus-
uers mate Big Money handling our line.
Exclusive territory. Cash weekly ad
vanceaComplete canvaMing outfit Free
Teachers, Studedts, Farmers and others
una our mtsiness very profiul.l. Write
Immediately for our lilimi ofTer.
W T llruirt r-r
uia dominion Kurseries, Iept. C.
Cultivator, Spike Tooth Har
rows, Three andFour Hoe Cul
tivators, Cotton Planters "
By using these tools you can cultivate
more land, do the work better, with
less labor and make better crops
TAYLOR & PHIPPS CO.
Mantfum and Parrah Streeta. - - Durham, N. C.
Richmond Vs.,
,... . ... .. . "... "-IWWIHM.
ii . I i.i'fT j.n1 t r ritt mi. . . . n. .1.. ...
not explafn B, : ' B " ,u i JSaaL?!
rnn and a few nM t.-i'r" " . """J'L "r ""
hfarel. m v,,., in mm neview M Keviews tnere IS
hoarsely at herhand)Kmephlloso-lrtki. m Th rn-American Ba'oo
Clotl an real til PalBt all Falaf.
Is cheaper than tfaoddv chith
intA T.he h M' inc IetaI made
into Oxide of Zinc combined with While
Lead, end thn m.,!a
" . , - i.l.v I ''1 1 1 1 1 Willi
pure Linseed Oil in thunand gallon
KnauinKs ana nn inp. Wears long:
actual cost only i.i per galloh
Hackney Bros. L. Ik M. Taint Agents.
HCAaotfjA i Jo u,e Superior
Sandy fuv 1 m
Ev.Gry- N0T,CK'
The defendant aWt named V.l take
notice that an xcti.m entitle! h sIkivc
na. oeen commencwl in the Superk
Court tit rliirham .
lute divorce, froia her on the ground of
u,i..inncni ani since marrying anoth
er man and living in f. miration and
adultery with him and the said defend
ant will further take notice that she U
rciuirci 10 arrrwur at Hi t .l .
on the t ith dav of Msy, 1708, at the
Court Home of aaid county in Ihirham,
t.i WT ' lrnun thewmi.
in mh, anion, or ue Plaintiff will
apply to the court for the iclicf demand
ed in aaid complaint.
This 7lh day of March, 190S.
C ,8. CRRKM,
Clerk Superior Court.
The registration books for the
t roniuitional election will be
opened Friday, April 21th. 1908
at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and will
close Friday, May 25th, at sun
set The Registrars will be at
me voting precinct on Saturdays
only. On all other days the vot
er must look up the Registrars
in oraer to register.
Each Registrar is hereby ask
ed to stick up a notice at the
polling places statin
can oe round during the week.
Those voters whn vnfi :
hjt election to wit: the Road
Bond Election, last May and
have not moved, are not required
who have moved their residence
ince the election or have become
of age or come into the County
must register again.
This 22nd day of :April, 1908.
J A. FotciiEE, Chairman.
County Board of Elections.
Photograph
way I,mk very well, hul if it does
not have a dwtinclivenesa that
The work we lorn out liears the
sump of K,W workmanship,
bt" yourphotoa
fh" Vke rrw in showinK
Jhrtii to yIM,r ftiemls.
,rcodof the photos we
tftem to you if you will call.
m Holladay Studb
Opp. the Pojtoffice. Dnraarn..!: C
Notice of Administration
con"iTT'Lfie,l,!!'im.,
h s eLtlK?',n' h"v.in
this noti; win" mttff Jh g
nw January 19, 190S.
W.O.PAGK.
Admlnjstra'or.