You May Travel
A Long Way
And not Find so Good an Assort
ment or Such Favorable Prices as
we are now offering on
Stoves, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows,
Forks, Shovels, Hoes, Axes, Barbed
Wire, Poultry Wire, and all kinds
Fence Wire.
Our stock of Roofing, Belting,
Paints, Lime, Cement, and Nails is
complete and our prices the lowest
to be found.
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Some of the pictures vc have enlarged for other people, by visiting our
s'.ixlio toiay.
When a lihotoprspher ha succeeiled in securing a natural expression anl
attractive pose, it is always weil to have at least ONE ENLARGEMENT
ma'ie for the small photos are apt to he mispla'.ed, lost or forgotten, w hile
an Enlarged Photo remains an ornament U any room.
Let us show vou samples of our work in this direction.
MISS KATIE L. JOHNSON
103J East Main Street. Durham, N. C.
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NEW AND SECN'D-HAND BICYCLES
GUNS AND RIFLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
REPAIRING CP MACHINERY A SPECIALTY
H. A. GASS1E Im FiY3 Points, Mao, I C.
Ms Lite Crushed Out.
A telephone message Monday
night from Mr, L. J, Rodden, in
Burlington, told of the accidental
killing of Mr. G. W. Denny, a
carpenter working under him as
foreman while putting in the
forms for the city waterworks at
that place.
The engineering work has been
done by Mr. Gilbert C White,
who has spent many weeks in
going over it all. The force had
been hard at work all night
making the form. The reservoir
had been concreted and there
didn't appear any danger and
there certainly wasn't any to the
naked eye. It was eleven o'clock
when Mr. Rodden sent his men
down into the hole and made
ready to put in the frame. The
ground moved, caved in on Mr,
Denny and narrowly missed sev-
eral others. The unfortunate
man was buried, his bones broken
and death was almost instanteous
A physician was immediately
summoned but it was sen that
there was no chance to save the
injured man. A Mr. Johnson,
also working with Mr. Denny,
w as hurt severely, perhaps a bone
broken, but not dangerously.
There was no way to prevent the
accident. Nobody was to blame.
Mr. Denny was 45 years old
and leaves a family. He was a
carpenter by trade buthad done
electrical work and once lived
here. He has been working un
der Mr. Rodden, who is also a
Durham man, ever since the con
tract began. He was a good
worker, a provident, frugal man
and in the hour of distress to his
family, leaves an insurance poli
cy of $2,000. Nothing regarding
funeral arrangements could be
gathered over the wire last
night.
! R. I. Lyon, who is in the drug
; business in Fayetteville. return
ed to that place Monday after
: spending a few days h'.re with
, relatives.
EMIUM OFFERS
THE BEST PREMIUM THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED!
We have secured a limited number of knives-three
kinds-one like above cut and the others of different pat-
terns-which we will offer to RECORDER subscribers as
long as they last and to new subscribers also, upon the fol
lowing
CONDITIONS:
Tbanks&lrlng Day-Orphans' Day.
The good people pf North Caro
lina have chosen Thanksgiving
Day as a time for special offer
ings to the orphans' home of our
State,
We have abundant cause for
gratitude to God. Can we in a
better way express our thanks
to Him than by heartily joining
in to care for and train aright
homeless, orphan children?
When, impelled by a spirit of
gratitude, we do for these little
ones, does the great Father of
tie fatherless not accept it as
d)ne for Him?
At present the demands upon
and needs of the orphans' homes
of North Carolina are unusually
large. The Thanksgiving offer
ing will be a great factor in en
abling these institutions to con
tinue their beneficent work.
The cause appeals to our sym-
Dathies. to our reason, to our
sense of justice.
We hope even a larger number
of our people will unite this time
in the interest of this work and
hat the gifts will be, in all re
spects, greater than any of the
offerings of former years. We
believe the interest of our people
in this cause is deepening and we
ook for even more liberal support
to our orphanages.
Concord, Nov. 21. -While at-
tempting to mount the hind end
of a wagon yesterday afternoon
on North Spring street. Master
Early Watson, the 7-year-old son
of .Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Watson,
caught his left leg between the
spokes of the wagon wheel and
sustained a broken limb, both
bones in the leg being broken
just above the ankle. The driver
heard the screams of the child
and stopped the wagon in time
to prevent him from being drawn
in and crushed to death. The
ittle fellow is resting very well
this afternoon, though he is
suffering intense pain at times.
Highpcint, Nov. 2l.-The 2-
year-old girl of Junius Heaver,
emploped at the silk mill here,
was burned to death last evening
in a fire which destroyed the
house. The unfortunate man
lost his home and all furniture in
addition to his child.
Goldsboro.tNov. 21.- Mr. I. F.
Lane, section masster of the
Southern Iiailway in this city,
and his wife have the deepest
sympathy of all the people here
in the sudden and distressing
bereavement that befell them
this morning in the accidental
killing of their 12-year-old son,
Cennie, who with a little play
mate, was engaged in making a
swing UDder the cotton platform
near the railroad yard, almost op
posite their home, when a heavy
piece of timber fell from its po
sition, striking him on the head,
from which he died in a few mo
ments. A physician was sum
moned speedily, but the little fel
low was beyond his aid.
Negro Woman Shot.
Sunday afternoon right much
commotion was caused in East
Durham when it became known
that a negro woman had been
shot. Iiuvenia Trice was shot
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Attractive
Patterns
Never before have we been able
to present for Fall and Winter
such attractive patterns in Men'r
Fine Clothes. New colors in end
less variety to suit every one.
The Best Made
In the past we have given spe
cial attention to the make of
clothes we handle and this season
is no exception. The make ot
our clothes would cause them to
appear stylish if the were made of
cheaper goods, but when you jet
the best make, the best goods,
and at a price that is within the
reach of all, you get the best that
is going.
New Ideas
New ideas in clothes for men
that like to dress well have not
been overlooked and our store
contains just what you want in
that line. A visit to our store will
reveal to you the style, qua'ity, fit
and make-up of the clothes we
are offering you.
W. (A. SLATER COMPANY.
West Main Street, Durham, N. C.
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The Cable Line of Pianos
All Manufactured by The Cable Co.
Mason & Hamlin. - Conover. - Cable.
Kingsbury. - Wellington. - DeKoven.
The ce!r!rated Mcwii & Hamlin Chinch. Chcl nd
Parkr Urjran Th hi;ljet ni iniu!.c K'elf pant lc
!ivereil kiiywLtn- mi bj jiil. 1 -or cm trim mi' lt
The Cable Co.
108 Church St., Durham. N. C.
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THE CITY TRANSFER
PHONE. 300
Are the People to Call. Nothing toe Heavj
or too Light. We Give Your Work Our Per
sonal Attention. Hauling Baggage Promptly
Atttemletl to. Best Satisfaction Guaranteed
for Moving Furniture and Household Goods
and ROBERT L. POLLARD.
Proprietors.
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eome: Whoever you are, wherever you live,
whatever your business is, we want you to under
stand that we are anxious for your Drug business.
In this store one man's dollar is as good as another's.
We have the goods you want. We sell them right.
X We treat you right. If ever you are dissatisOed you
X can have your money back for the asking and don't
be afraid to ask.
All old subscribers paying for one year in advance will
be given one of the above knives as a premium, and all new
subscribers for one year will be given one also. No knife
will be mailed unless four (4) cents in postage extra is sent
with remittance and an amount necessary to'pay subscrip-hvithaMstoiby i'dmi. and
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tion one year m advance. I itwMciaimi ty ami, that
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THESE knives are on exhibition at Taylor & Phipps that it nn,i .midontiy. Thetn
Co.'s store corner Mangum and Parrish streets, and will beja
given freely as long as they last, but remember that y6uiwounfl r,m which he w5!l rc
til i i j. a1 x ' cv,r 80on
should send your subscription at once to be sure to get one. j Although m tmnMnnt
They are much better than any former premium we have!;
offered and as our premium offers are very popular, theUtnfruillpsssr'far
supply, which is large, will not last long. We will not be Keturssuitn his Bride,
able to get more at the price we have purchased these mrf,JLL?f
when the supply is gone we cannot fill orders for pre-1 hbur Va-whprc
aii. 11 j? . ried November 11 Miss Elsie M.
Hoard, of that place.
The ceremony waa aid at the
bride's home; Mrs. II. tackland'a
resident" and the rn'itile way
uiven a rw-ptbn there. Tiieyj
yfent sometime hi viijn their!
relative? anl tame ihim
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: THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE
miums. Address all communications to
THE DURHAM RECORDER,
Durham, n. C.
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We light n 'r .! rs ;md incn-.tse your poits by
ni tkiiij; y.i;r old imj; iuciit as new. We repair
all Wind liht machinery. Special attention to
Cum, Pistols, Iticycles, Gasoline Engines, Scales,
Graphnphones, Locks, Etc., Etc.
MATTHEWS BROTHERS. - - 114 Church Street, jj
Phone 510. Durham, N. C.
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H. STEINMETZ,
FLORIST
Hyacinths, Tulips, and all kinds of Bulbs for Fall Planting
Choice Cut Flowers, Carnations, Roses, Violets, etc., for
all occasions. Floral Designs, Palms, Ferns and all kinds
of Pot and out-door bedding plants.
Orders promptly filled.
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H. Stoinmotsr Florist,
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North Carolina.