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emi-Weekly. , ff
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
mm IN PtKSUN COUNTY.
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TWO MEN HURT BY GAVE IN.
Tim
Tillst Vaughan, White and Louis VII-
By ZEB. P. COUNCIL
ESTABLISHED 1820.
Entered as second class matter August
Yrtrt fit the Dostofflce at Durham, N.
C, under the act of Congress of March
J. 1879.
Subscription Rates:
Oieyear IO
S i months 50 cents
Three months ascents
Rates for advertising made known on
application.
DURHAM. N. C. Nov. 20. 1908
1 Ratrh nf !dtsresfina Items Colled
n wwtwM 7 1 .y . . ..
FreBTUrConrltr. - iiams, Colorefl, Seriously hupi.
Mn Tiros. H. Street will'sail YVhile'wofking on the Chapel
on the 28th from New York for Hill road several miles from.
Porto Rico to visit, her brother, town yesterday morning; TiUet
Her friends wish for her a pleas- Vrughan, white convict, and
,nA o enfa rehirn home. Louis Williams, colored, of the
iilit uili auu - - , ,
Mrs VV. F. Street, after a same camp, were caught under a
pleasant visit to Mr. Street's cave-in and both badly injured.
parents at Mill Creek, left last The prisoners were u.kshik u
Monday to visit her parents m a aeep emuau.u.eu.. u .... -West
Virginia. Mr. Street will observed the danger. Without
remain here for a week longer, warning sufficient to allow their
Mr N M. Jordan says he escape, the loose earth and small
killed the master water fowl boulders fell on them and Wil
that was ever seen at Loch Lily. Hams was completely covered.
It was a white swan and meas- Instant worn on tne pan 01 ...
ured 7 feet 2 inches from tip of associates freed him but his right
one wing to the other, and 4 feet leg was broken above the knee
3 inches from tip of bill to tip of and there were some minor
tail bruises. The fellow workers
The only trial on the criminal dug him out. Vaughan escaped
ith hardly fewer bruises but
UUCftCl Ul ttllj uuiv -
that of Dance the negro who was not entirely buried and was
killed Stewart, near Bethel Hill pul.ed out. His left leg was
last September. The case was broken helow the knee and there
given to the jury Tuesday even- were some bruises also.
: aa nnr reach an The men were immediately
M1& UUV fc.t.J V..V. - . 1
aorppmpnt until this morning, taken in charge and sent to the
when they returned a verdict of county home where Drs. N. M
;!,, Johnson and W. W. Olive attend
m.. uM v;hu met with ed them. They found the injur
quite a serious and painful acci- ies substantially as written and
uet Ha was return- little reason to fear that they
10.31. Tvvr. ...
ing home from the country when will not improve steadily. Iney
u: u,m, frio-htpned and are kept in the workhouse
1113 "-11 J MIM""- I - .11. I
turned his buggy over catching and will be unable to work for
Mr. Fields under the buggy and many weeKs.
w Ruck Davis, another colored
h tI;j1 tn lf-arn that he is some man, had a narrow shave. He
everybody. Cases against them ( hopg wm be was standing so near the caving
will end like the fine imposed up-1 , . earth that his hat was knocked
fko Standard Oil Co. 1 UflF nA hnnmA in the debris. A
UU V WVr W -- t 1 ' - VU v
A GOOD PLOW
A Good
Cutaway
Harrow
The Best Corn
Planter Made. Buckeye Ridinsr
JX'r Cultivator, Spike Tooth Har-
selling whiskey. He was found , TJ"
guilty in the four cases, or rather roWg I JQree HllU T UUI VjUl"
u-na aunt over to the superior .
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS
S.;M. Holton has moved his
law office from Five Points to the
Jones &
Frasier's jewelry store.
A sneciai meetine of the board
of county icommissoiners has
hf-en called for next Tuesday to
adjust tax matters and go over
the new books preparatory to
turning them over to the sherif
for collection.
court under a bond
cases, lie went
he could not give them.
It is now in order for the fel
low that knows to come along
and tell the Democratic party
who can defeat Morehead two
years from now.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiv
ing Day and next to Christmas it
hns come to be a day when those
that have plenty make it a point
to see that the less fortunate
have occasion to be thankful, ana
we hope the coming day will be
no exception.
There may be some satisfact
ion in the fact that the American
Tobacco Company is 1 trust, but
can see little that has not al-
i f 1 r'J irii r i' I I I I 1 1 zV Ji 11L uitlbuuv w
ways been acknowledged by most j faat hg .g some mant had a narrow shave
"'F'"'0" tivators. Cotton Planters.
1 them. ' T7 nono- tVPRP tools VOU Can CUltlVate
The home place of Mrs. j. w. A innrj aq the work better, with
Dowd,on Mangum street, wai '...1 Wfm nvnnc
sold last Wednesday. The pur- leSS IclUUl cinu niarvc utu v,xv.
chase price was $4,000 .and Dr. "DYTT13T3Q flO
a p Tucker was the purchaser. JUVIm - - r
Mrs. Dowd wiU make her home M d parxish Streets, - - Durham, N. C.
with her daughter, Mrs. Mgmip
Walker in South Boston, a, , m;, , A v4-inlnc
Tha mnnv friends of Vassar , 1 t
Field and Garden Seeds
Full Line Patent Medicines
Campbell, formerly of this- cityJ
will be interested in the announce-
m . . f Miaa
ment 01 tne marrwjs . , ,
Clara L. Royster, of Henderson Always in stock and polite and attentive clerks to attend
to-Mr. (lUgn vaaHarv-AHwcijTui juu i, .
Kt,kn.nd ROLAND H. PARKER'S
eight. vassarisweuKuu , n., .n.., ..nucuj
and his success with the Seaboard cor Majn and Corcoran S'S., nouen, nacwwysuiu ctauu
rtol i n easmflr to- nia niu.v
friends, and his marriage will
prove of especial interest to them.
- T TT . . ' ..ko,. tuoMi! Twin in Rlrhmnnd few more inches and he would
Every local paper mat cas a auUluM - . - . . .. . jj
warehouse in their city says that Account of the great annual undoubted lven
farmers that sell tobacco on Foot Bali Game betweenf Um k
fieir markets are well pleased versus ot V Nth Holored man being much less
with the prices they arereceiving. j Carolina, the Southern Railway we n
fiocn after it is will oDerate sDecial train from so, nowever. c .
ronbuu. t:i, ipnvina the gang lor semng nwwy--. a . , hv me
nmnnfactured are se.uum iieaiunapei nm w nn.uum .v B , vOPP f-'wrnie uuj " "J v.--
t r it k r 1 n 1 rar. 1 uiiiitbt vi.w.'j
to wonder wny an ims 3" Ua mwuuuj, - -
the tobacco trust .
He Used a Shot Gan.
A neirro by the name of Albert
Cheatham, alias Albert Jeter, is
wanted bv the officers for shoot-
in? Annie Mitchell and Junius
in Fast Durham at 4
Uu;
Durham is proud of her city
schools an-i everv man in the
county is proud of the country
schools, which are better than
can be found elsewhere m the
o. onT vPt pwrv day sets
Superintendents Carmichael pna
Massey hard at work trying to
make ther better. Thi speaks
well for Durham cun'y anl the
future -.viT-ho.v the results of
such tlTorts.
became outraged
were the others seriously hurt
Two stories are told of the af-
onlfair- One that the woman re-
' j...-u.uaf .JntPr had V
sity 12:55a. m. Durham is a. tr . " VV nei
m.. Oxford 2:40 a. m. arnviiu ,
Richmond 7:35 a. m. Low rounl bors
trip rate
. . . f H J 4 tiaa DWUIC Ul scuac ..
Kaieign, cary. jiurai.w, - - . , . would even with iiayes. uracers arc
derson, Oxford. Durham. ChaUand
1 Hill. University. oreensooro,nu Ia the courU he ! t0 land him soon
I intermediate points. sentence and i - - -
D,onri,: trrtm RaleU?.! Will H'cu 4 n.lU af Tlx
use regular train No39 avin -v
at 4:05 p. m. to Durum. con- vCn by her on the Ij;. &Tpaint. KnVi fu'.s
necting there with thjf special, the gir.. was , s (KI oaUlle , buu;-.. cu
Papers from 'Hendersor. witness stand, bhe has since ; 3 . u f aW f , 2 r K,,kH1.
Passengers iroffi neuuvi. wu0Kf fmm the effect Krrm.. L. &. M. Famt AtuU.
will u-e regular slop. m. trau. . -
Will Uc - f , . Knm nr Artt l VerV
e0f3.Mwil .rplyfrris 7'3;"CaiSed other that he w. tryimrtoget
,Cary. MorrnvUle. HJ -e?" "n uld even with Hayes. Officers are
MECHANICS' :::::: SHOES
frtJR LINES OF MEGHAN
J ics' Shoes are growing in
popularity as Workingmen be
come acquainted with their
goodness.
For comfort and durability,
they can not be excelled.
There are lower priced Shots
than these. Mr. Workingman
-but you'll find that no other
Shoes pay so well in the end.
PRIDGEN & JONES,
GOOD SHOES
to Oxford.
Greensboro
from
It is bing suggested that
Roosevelt expects to oe nu - w.
date to succeed faft when his University.
1 ... , ..f tr.a fl!l.
term expires wi'i i -pers
art saying that W. J. Bryan
will be the r.ominee cf the Demo
cratic t-art:-' in the next Nationa
election, i r.is may or :uy
Leso. but we thought that th
r :.fr (! V.f;0 WHS t prtSl
dent for the next four years wuj
B..it!-d and thht w would huv.
a rest-
WE fee in th papers occa-ior.-ally,
recently , that a j :ry decidec
against the plaintiff and in favor
... ;iIf,!,(ia urA almost ii
each instance the paper making
mention of 'he fact i-eems tt
w.-nder what ha- taken place to
cause such a change in the usuai
way of thing. Tivre are rr.er
ritori'ius damage ca-e, hut many
are nothing more than h.rnph
holding up a concern because i;
is supposed to be able to pay th
damages.
Tl!E Smith murder in Haleigh
discloses many things in coiit.ee-
V r ...t. rr .-rtiofi of that
To ecannrara
I doubtful.
anu HWUIW .. . i
There is no blame attaenmg w, ;-mh-- r -.
.Va xufhnrihoa f(ir Wdrkin? ine .. . i. ( tm.k.n I'mmiv thi t to
Uic oui.iiw'"1"' " " - i rCKii. iw . - -
mi t. ... k Itim tt
leave
Thursday niht
will also be good on regulai
Bugp Jgg?. jJggcs Buggies
G. P. HOWE RON & SON
it.. ., nr,m ocenrtmont ff RTifrfips whirh thev nre olTi-r-
l ia c a iui, c.3v. - - ,-
ing at very low prices. When you come to town call and
ooK over meir siuck anu uwjr w ouic vu.
serial train returning wil: men wnere uie CIC. t . ,,mj,Me w
- , k.li' Ksva !IUJ" ...
klL.lllil'' W .
train No. 13 leaving Kichmont
Friday Morning at 11.00 a m.
This train will consist of nicest
coaches and Pullman Cars.andaf
ford amtle accomodation for all.
A very Urge crowd will no
doubt take advantage of this
very love rate and special train,
since the .-schedule is so arranged
as v, alio' the entire day in
Richmond.
For further information, Pull
man reservations e.c. cc jv-n
agent, or address
F. VV. Woodward, L. T. A ,
Durham, N. C.
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I'old kolAer); Soil! Escape.
Fayetteville, Nov. 17. D. W.
I'r. r. lu upholsterer of city,
was tn.s morning drugged by
lirnrts and roowd ol
$ii by Jacob Hart, a white fran.
f'arktr was narrowly savec by
These ticket, foreseen it and the misfortune
vca notodv S fault- ;.u.. ,.f VnmUr. lux,, or thi
mm 1 m ?,e p'.eail in lr r-covery.
T:n-! i ; i ;::': ' ' This NovrmWr tU. ly.
f:-. 1 p. i A i .. S'.!. a 'i V. IUrmis A.miiMrtf
.. t .. . a .t c-nil ' Li...i( 1 .f Vtnui.'rnD.Ilt N. C
5i 'ni.i I ... 1 1 ' - 1 .TY.
1 ,.-p f-.r il. HH.r J. II-1'"""-. ltl
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SHOES OF MERIT
Are always on hand at this store.
We are building our business by car
rying such Shoes that give the wear
er the most sen-ice.
P.rini? vour families here for your
Shoes and get the Best at the lowest
Possible Cost.
A book cover will be given fre e with
each pair sold.
PERRY-HORTON CO.
One Price Cash Shows.
118 W. Main Street, Durham, N. C.
jSchedul? in Kffeft (h-t. i 19 )
DCMHAM MVIMOX.
yy 700 I. Duthura AriiMjiS
ia o$ n-SvAr Lynchhuru l.v 51$ 4 15
Counn imo t l. Bbluf ilh trint
Mu-.! ;tn Wttt tunl.
ihmVirii of trtkinif trip lUl
wiil j'H tation. ihMiet Mr-. ft-siMrf
tnt rortwt ni(rTtntti..n. m t kimIm,
train whrtule. the ml rt.inforl!4e
Mini ji! kl wmv. Writ nl tlie uif
nitim i y .nr (.r th ntVitij;, with one
of our coiiiiiicte Mp Flt-r.
Trv. Al.
w n nKViLL U i'. A..
Roanoke. V..Cen. Oflice. H.wnokt.V
Dr. J.W. Petty,
VETERINARIAN
iiii Ka'v r,r.t hn sypwwfl Uh: sciuf. after heroic measures.
to exi?t. Tr.e statement of men Park, r ai.i the man Hart wer
be a-thted m that action for .ft twk a ule fryrn hi.
vagrancy fc'nus iftt w'-; tjrjcket ar.a ouwea u wi i urner,
or u.. an. ' the opinion that it who rai.yd the bottle to his lips
was overestimated. Some day and almost instantly fell uncoti-tnwMth-
he of Iialeih will sciou.when Hart, before the by
towns u. l uuidcr cou d taitem the situa-
realiz? Li when they cannot his rj0ckel8 amj ne,j.
run such things away ine An alarm w? turned in
plain will be to have them in to the ilice station ana a war-
clrjver -..-cfi v.iti, the Aix, rant issued for Hart. He ! was
-
better. rant to him; but while this cere
mony was lacing wi uh
der ra lo turn d ai.d lltd aa u.
Aft.r iwic sAitimirig Cr
of t-iwi iiiu.a ti... f;..'i i.-:
.Hlm f. r la,.l lw A r.:
tr . neifii iln ar, j.rod ttitf
b.ut Igtit j'ui)g st a tiu?.
crttk he mace g.d
! bc ITclp in tbc 3f amtt
That never tires.
That never complains,
That is ever ready to serve and save is
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT.
Relieves The Mistress,
Phases The Master. ;
SEE
DURHAM TRACTION CO-:
Phone 271. 220 West Main Street. J
All domestic animals kept
nnrl tmitnl on farm near
town. Horses, and dogs
conditioned and vaccinated
for shinnintr and hunting.
Horses and ets grazed
and rested during owners
vacation.
PHONE 758.
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RJ,Howerton&Son
Old Reliable
Modern Funeral
Directors and
Embalmers...
Office and Show Rooms:
aiGMangumSt.
I my ! iiij'ht m-rtirc. 1'imne l'r7
Ainjile ( i ilit i f(irmiy fiin-rnf in y
in our 1 1 nr.
Southern Railway
r.rrKcrm. Aintt.6. iya
Train Iravtr Ihirhntll. N. C.
3 i'(. m. N". tit wettuml lUiiv i t
CrteotKt nl txunU S-ulU and W
Vonrrrl l i.rrrnniKirtt wn o. i iht n
fur ImmU'r ami Ku btiuil. ari'l w.s!i
ith S'ihi. to x. 11 and Ir
tKity. CharUit'tr. Columbia, Saanb.
Vra tir rno- at Saltkrar Uit ,s,t.' r
k'riti11rf ChattaniHwa. a-.hlilr '
Othrr point rt.
tit a m. o. 111. pa.slliouill. 'I n
fur Hulifh Hrlma anl f W.liUlioro.
mi I'u min Slrriii r l.trrnnlMiro 1
rlL'tl
. . - ,. 1 ..... 1. ,1 .. v
II,., .U 1", -Wli ! , ......
for r.rreiwiwo and intrrniriliatr !
tminU' irmnr l at C.rpni.tioio .t)' '
S. Fat Mail fr Danville, l.vm ! !:
Wathink'tnn ami all cnn North
t, a alao with No. 7 for that
and inlrnnrliate station. Nt!-.
Railway inning tar uiiatrl on tr .
stm. 30 ami y.
ainm m No 116. tl..W'Uml.
(or ll.rf.nt Itrmlrtwitl Iftfrie. K ' '
vine nl KirHmon.1. rnmif cur
ntrtu.n t i.UtoalllMHittiottli. v
fornn tmn al Jrrlnc for NrfU '
MrammMt l,tne to alintion. i
tiiorr, N Vtrli and Ilton.
SH p, in.. No. ty, ratloiin.i.
fr kalctKh. Srlma, r.I.Mro an-!
ttniHi'mie (.tatioii.
f. 100. m . No. it. wrMlonnd.
fjr;rfrn!i ,-o and all jhhM. '
at lirpeiiiu.ro lor w inn n raicm. ;
with Nim "!t and ?i for Siiillirv, '
('..l.m.t.l. I l,f!p.l... ' '
Jark.niHe. Atlantu an.i .
at Snlit.titjf fr Aiel-. Kn-"
Ctiatlanootra, M-nitdii. Imwvi:" t
rinmiti and M. l-oui-. Oiimvto
luin.l .Ittl S'n II for KlltmiOlKI. '
ullr, WnahitiKimt, Haiiimoif. .-t-
kiiliimmd and Norfolk. . ,
i: to. tn . No 174. fimtl.'-H'.
txctyx Sunday, for 0id. Kry"
Ri !niKnd nn.l tiitrin-i'-
No. 111. kirJiioond I nf
mpump m. .
lorfurlhff Itiiornmu"" -
atpnt Soiittirtn Railway, ot 'Mr
W. II. Taylc. t.en. ' -
Whin;toti.'li. C. ,
K.I.. Vrrno,Tr, r
lotie, N. C. . . .
I'.W. Wnodwai.l. " l"k'! '
liiirli.iiii. N. C.
lull pnrel In .v minnir-. '
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