THE DURHAM RECORDER.
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' Gets you right for the Summer. Tones the liver
produces a healthy appetite and perfect digestion
.V '50c and 11.00 Bottles
C. E. RING SONS.
PRESCRIPTIONS. .
Phone 106.
ZTL t N6rth Cdioliria News.
-:Trueklno W thaWest
Mr. J. B. Ives, who is meeting with
Refutes to Fly. V I success In truck farming on several
Aulotnr rhorloa If. Hamilton has rft. ' tnmt In oast S'ateaville. IS
pudiated his contract with the Chronli- crovlne that early vegetables may be
cle and! the Observer to g'vfr an ex-'Krown jn this section In time to com-
hlbltion here next Saturday by abso ' p6te on the markets with the products
luieiy refusing to live up to the terms j0j tne trucking sections further east
of hia manager, Mr. Nat Relss, who aml 80Uth. For the past few days he
spent Thursday and Friday of last nas dipping from 12 to 15 crates
week here in conference with Mr. John 0t Ereen peas a day besides supplying
R. Ross, business manager of the Ob
server company. Charlotte Chronicle.
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Efte Has Beens
j- and
15hQ Is Nows
Business men are of two classes, the "'HAS
BEEN'S" and the "IS SOWS." The "HA3
BEEN 'S" are the Antiques; the fellow who looks
through the business telescope from the wrong end,
whose vision is so limited be can't keep out of the
way of the street cars nor the automobiles. . In plain
vernacular, be is asleep at the switch.
The "IS NOW" is the real thing, He is the fel
low that "plays ball," the fellow who is alive to the
main chance, who knows a good thing when be sees
it, who always grasps an opportunity the moment it
knocks. J
nE IS A LIVE WIRE.
It's the "IS NOW'S" that we are making our life's
life's business to serve; the "LIVE WIRES" that
are doing things. Get ht the boat. Be an "IS
NOW," be a "LIVE WIRE."
Bring us yonr account. We know your wants and
want your business. .
&ye First
National Bank
DURHAM, N. C.
JULIAN S. CARR, President
W. J. IIOLLOWAY, Cashier
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Cowles Again Named.
Representative Chas. H. Cowlea was
I renominated by acclamation by the
congressional, convention at Wilkes-
boro yesterday. There was never
any doubt about his renomlnatlon;
altohueh at one time A, H. Price. Esq.,
I of Salisbury, was urged by prominent
republicans in the district to make
la contest, with assurance or cordial
hupportSallsbury Post.
Sparta's New Court House.
Alleghany county Is to have a new
court bouse which will not only ne
modern la every respect, but meet the
requirements for years to come.
Messrs. W. A. Douglass and Bon, of
this city, will do the brick work and
la force of hands will leave here for
that purpose next Friday. The build
ing will be of brick with stove trlm
Imlngs and will cost, when completed,
about twenty thousand dollars. The
I structure will contain fire proof vaults
and all modern Improvements and our
mountain neighbors are to be congrat
ulated. Mount Airy Leader.
the local market, and within a short
time he will have other vegetables on
the market. Quantities of the peas are
going to Ashevllle and other towns in
this state. Stateavllie tanamara.
Hoar and Evarts.
On one of his later birthday anni
versaries Senator Hoar wrote to Will
iam M. Evarts and congratulated him
upon h'.a length of years. In his re
ply the aged lawyer said It brought
I to mind an old lady in New Engiana
who bad occasion to write to a freind
about some matter of trifling Impor
tance and when she had reached the
end of the thirteenth page awakened
to the fact that she bad been rather
diffuse and added. "Please excuse my
longevity."
Negro Murderer Escapes.
Washington Alexander, a negro
about 22 years of age, who. wun
rhnrtna nnndman. Is charged wun
i.,.tovait Hmrti finrnpr. color-
wt the, lumber camo or tne monoiaiortn r.nai s Lne icaauii h
Lumber company at Wallace, Sunday ,
morning, made his escape from Depu- navtJ uiem own.
. v -S M nva 4na AAiinf 1
mmedlatelr after the arrival of the It's fine when a man Or a
vVlCrtZrT their business COnCCHl Can do.lt-
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were being brought to Wilmington Mn:ner Jfg neighbors th
m. mm m a t rA niaran in inn hi. nur i
BUU WHO IU s uiivv 4 -. I j
gaw tomorrow. Alexander and Good- greatest gOOd.
man were ilea togeiner wiiu tvii
and the former managed to get the
rope untied, uarner w uemru i
death with a fence rail, nis race nsv-
imr been battered into a pulp. Tne
Norfolk Lumber company has offered
a reward of $25 for the arrest ot Alex
anderWilmington special to Char
lotte Observer. " "
She Mads Certain of It.
Resort inr to three different metn-
ods to kill herself wrhlle her lamiiy
was asleep around her, Mrs. J. H.
maaL who Uvea a litUe over a mile
I from Maiden, committed suicide this
morning before dey. saturating herself
I with kerosene oil and setting herself
Ion fire.
Her husband was awakened by the
I flames from her dress and ran to her
rescue but too late to save her. A ra
zor and an axe were lying near. She
tried to first cut her throat And then
to cut her bead wKh the axe. Ill
health was the cause. She was 21
(years of age and two children survive
her. Hickory special to Charlotte Ob-
I server.
THE PRICE OF SHOES
Is not to be considered when it comes to a matter
of Quality, Comfort and Style.
THE SHOES '
That we sell have all these and you do not have
to pay fancy prices for them either. We are sel
ling Shoes Decause we know the Shoe business
and the needs of the people thatjwant good shoes
that will give satisfaction. If we had not done
this we would have been out of the business long
ago. Our satisfied costomers know this is true
and one trial will convince others.
Let us convince you.
Escaped from Jail.
Lawrence Crawford, a negro in cus
tody for alleged larceny of hides from
Mr. C. D. Gilbert, and awaiting trial
I at the next term of the superior court.
made bis escape from the county Jan
this morning. Crawford was allowed
to walk In one of the corridors. He
managed to climb to the celling, tear
off some o fthe metal sheets of tne
wall and then escaped to the roof
Crawford's escape waa discovered
short time after he bad taken French
leave from the county boarding bouse.
Sheriff Cowan has offered a reward of
$15.00 for the apprehension of the
man. Crawford Is about 65 years of
age and is a low, stout negro Wil
mington Dispatch.'
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NE OF OUK livit uiv
TANT duties in this
community is to point out
to our fellow citizens the
way to spend thier clothes
money to best advantage.
The reason we tell you to
buy our all-wool, perfectly
tailored clothes is not simply
because we have them to
sell, but because we really
think they're best for you,
W. A. SLATER CO
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Charged With Killing Cousin.
A sensation was created today when
Charles Minshaw, a well-known ciu
sen of Tlllery. was arrested and taken
before Justice Roberson, Ended, on
the serious charge of being Implicated
n the murder of his cousin, John S
Mmshaw, on the night of Apr.i io.
Attorney George C. Greene appeared
Mr M'nahaw when h!n case was catt
ed In the magistrate's court, and walv-
ed examination, Minshaw giving bond
in the sum of $1,000 for his appear
snce at the August term of Halifax
superior court.
On the n'Kht of April 18 ionu Min
shaw left Tlllery to a buggy with his
cousin. Charles Mlnsnaw. ins lauer
claims that while driving along a dark
road his cousin John was shot In th
back by some unknown person.
Mr. Charles Minshaw today assert
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iNOLiung inure utouug tun w given man u guua
piece of Jewelry. The bride, the graduate or the
child celebrating a birthday will appreciate jewelry
as nothing else you can give. With this in view we
keep at all times something suitable for these
aoccsions.
Our jewelry is the best and yon can get what you wao) at reasonable prices
CASE, S6c Jeweler
Opp. Court House - - - Durham, N. C.
Mail orcert receive prompt attention.
Repair work done nght iu short order
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Trust Makes Cut
The Standard Oil company made Its
first move yesterday to cripple tn
Ind'an Refining company.' the Inde
pendent company wh'cb ree.ntly es
tablished a station here, with Mr. C
L. Emerson, who was for years In th
service of the Standard, as Its agent
Mr. Emerson, who Is personally popu
lar with the business men. has made
heavy inroads on the S'andard's lora!
trade and to offset th's loss of busi
ness the trust yesUrday announced a
cut or 1 cents a gallon, brlng'ng th;
price of o'l to the who'eealer down
to i cents. The Independent reo
p'e Immediately met the cut and are
awaiting the Standard's neit move.
The fsvorite method of the trust In
crashing opposition Is to run ih price
of o'J down to a po'nt far below th"
cost of production and cont'nue to sll
st a loss until Its competitor tires .f
the game and throws up the sponr
The flaht now on will tx wstchH
with Interest Salisbury Sentinel.
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PRIDGE1T & J0ITES
SH0ERS.
WEST MAIN STREET,
MorrUTllIe, Iwle 2.
Am glad to report that 00 one
of this community have been
singing or tickled to death by the
comet
Ha! ha! guess J. E. F. has
UA that old coat aside by this
time what be was telling us
about fitting so nicely some time
ago.
Miss Tessie Cates, of Chapel
Hilt is visiting the family of Mr.
Sam Egertoa this week.
A man has passed through this
section making photographs of
family's and residences.
We were eiad to see the gen
tie showers falling so softly last
week at several of oar tobacco
planters liked a little being
through planting.
Gcoree Ferrell has had a tad
attack of sore eyes.
Misses Georgie, Hertteand
Roxie Haves, of East Durliam,
spent a while with Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Lvnn Saturday afternoon
fishing and later took an automo
.bile trip back borne.
Miss May Chandler U visiting
relatives near Loutsburg.
Z. P. Ferrell found a bee tree
recently but has not cut it yet
Sheriff Hss Close Call.
Sheriff McKenzle bad a close call
from death shortly sited midnight
Saturday night snd that he escaped
with but a few bruises Is little less
than miraculous.
The sheriff had a tip Saturday night
that caused him to go to East Spencer
with Deputies Jim Krtder and Locke
McKenzte. About half past twelve
Sunday morning the trio came upon a
DURHAM, N. C. stopped him and stepped between the
.(wheels of the left side of the buggy
1 then tha intra Addressed him bT
J. E. Burgess has been on the name. Finding a quantity of whiskey
sick list for several weeks and
several others I could mention
are very feeble.
In the buggy he ordered bis deputies
to arrest the maa but no sooner wss
the order given than the negro lashed
the horse furiously, dropped the lines
Cherries and strawberries have ?d from ,,h L-T2s!!I2
been plentiful but birds have
about finished them up.
VV. M. Ferrell and family
spent Saturday night and Sunday
near kelson.
The writer recently spent a
while in Raleigh.
W. G. Marshall sold three
bails of cotton Monday. Think
he u preparing for the sale which
is to take place this week at the
O'Neals home place.
Some time ago Rev. J.
Thompson found a swarm cf
bees on a limb and he went to
hive thetn and the swarm fell on
bis head and or ail tue runnng
they said he did it
The wild peculiar looking lowl
which I mentioned about having
in a cage some time back i now
walkioz around the yard as gen
tie as a chicken and I have learn
ed its name and it is American
Coute. That is the name some
one gave it at the Museum at
Raleigh. J. P. F.
himself from being run over Sheriff
McKencle caught by the side of the
buggy and was dragged by the madly
nlloolng horse a distance of a bun
dred yards, when be lost bis bold, fell
under the vehicle, the wheels passing
over bis body. Salisbury Post
Charged With Robbing Postoffics
George Williams, a negro youth
was given a bearing more 1 nuei
is tea Commissioner A. J. Lnftln
this morning on the charge of robbing
the Snow Hill postofflce Sunday night
The evidence against the negro Is of
such a nature that It is doubtful
whether or not be can be convicts
as be was frightened away before he
accomplished the robbery. Sherlfl
Warren, Postmaster Falrcloth and
Mr. Ed Calloway were lying In wait
for blm, when be attempted to force
an entrance at the money order win
dow in the postofflce. The negro wss
frightened off at a noise that be beard
In the room and ran awsy. but was
captured by Sheriff Warren. He was
bound over to the October term of the
federal court at New Pern, under a
two bmdred dollar bond. In default
of which he was placed tn the Lenlor
county Jail. Kinston Free Press,
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Thry are nrcccitirs. snd as Mrnmnent records , onrsclves and those
near snd ' to u, they sre lon-lly cheriohol long ymrs after they srr
iiwle. They uii((ht therefore, to W good lilicnrax. permanent print,
srtuttcally um.le snd of recent tlatr. We Make O,! Likeness, Permanent
Prints, Give Graceful, Kay pews, and Awurt Vou a lnt Kscellest
Picture.
WHY NOT ARRANGE 1'OR A SI 111X0 TODAY?
Btrry 8 ss son Closes.
During the past alt weeks the
truckers la the berry belt of eastern
North Carolina have been kept busy
looking out for their berries, but
last week ended the season and 8atur-
day.Mr. II. T. Bauman, secretary of
the Eastern Carolina Fruit and Truck
Growers association, who has bad an
office In this cltr since the season
opened, looking out for the handling
and distribution of the crop, has closed
his office and he will return to Wll
mington within the next few days
Teh ere may be a car or two of berries
this week, but It Is doubtful.
Including ihe shipments made Fri
day, 1.(72 cars of berries bad gone
forward during the present season.
gain of 27S cars over last year, when
the number reached 1,314. In addi
tion to the berries bandied by the
Armour car line, about 40,000 crates
went by ttpress. making the total
number of crates In the neighborhood
of 400,000. It is said that growers
avuraced about 12 unon the nlatform
I per crate, which would place th val
tie of the crop at about isos.wo.
MISS KATIE L. JOHNSON
The Photograoher
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YOU SHOULD KNOW
BY THIS TIME
That You Do Not Have lo Loose One Moment
From Your Business In Order to Take
Globe Tonic and Use Globe Oil
Peonle who are ilrm-uintr rram.t
hardly able to woik, snd feel tlist they
can not affurd lo lxe sny time from
their buines, but wm1d like to get to
teeltng better and get themselves built
up and gt-t bark to Hint good feeling,
like they ned to, ben they would est
aiHiuMiis sny tuing without any bsd
auer eincis no I.IOiitinif. l-lrhini
Invents Model Monoplane.
In the successful construction of a
model monoplane which was art In
mot'on yesterday, Mr. Ilaxel Worley.
the 17-year-old son of Mr. Sidney Wor.
ley, 114 West Ninth street, hss dis
played a remarkable mechanics' gen
ius. Attracted by the amount of d s-Uhortneviof bienth or Aujj ftelinjf r
euss'on at uresent enaaalna th sci-lhesiUdie-ttoiwd taste in the ...,ih
nunc Atnerifsn 'n rerra to tne nsvv h". nim-ning, no ii ijin
gstlon of the sir at d b, lug naturally !n V" "f, n7 u,h r I"' the
bent toward mechan'eal effort, Mr. TvT t .. . ",r Vm M lo
Wory set bis thoughts U, work a few
days ago and planned a mod-l airship. intt to dtrertioii. ami in a ul Vi -f-1.
It is about the site of a toy wsgon I will wonder why vou have !. .IZlZZ
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ed by rubber bands. lie st his ma-1 bow many people are being cured or
rhan'am In motion vcatcrilav and wn I KfesiiV liCIK li(lcl lv Its lir ami I,.
agreeably surprised to his handl- "u',"v " '' Ir yourself to
work gently rise from the ground and ..J. mwt)'i n'doth
make a short flight.
or s:x f-t above
earth and went
the air. coming down on Its four wheels when you realize that ;lol Trtiic Is
without break or Injury, c'iiijecd of herbs, ras, barks, gums
Thnaa who ha.ve spen th mirfuinUin land leaves, all esrefullv u.tM.i.'.i i
Of young Mr. Worley and those who 'jed ti.gllir with no niinerslorj
witness d its exploitation yesterasy
from the ground and f"'1 ""L " v,l" 'fT'i m'M n, "
ht. It rose from five ? J b ft, other t-eo.
. it,. ...rin- ik " ym ,ry on '"'ttle you will
t J! a,1 . "pm ,h'I,k ' ,l'"K yourself get
ft short distance In that run-down con.liUon amiln and
were unbounded , In their praises o
the gnlus of the young man, showing
Itse'f through this wonderful ple
of work. Cbsrlotte Observer.
chemicnl n imiii whxtever in it.i.
I -.! - i Z T v'. ' bndrrbt.nd
wii7 omc win eriiiHtieiiily curs
when other remedies have failed
The Globe Remedy Company still
have their denionatrstors at 103 Church
street, (otiiwMita Cable - Piano sh
mimt and they can give you the nai ti
ami ldresses of some of the liest t
le io yrnir city who have bees cure.V
otne of iheumatiam in dillrrrnt fort
catarrabin the head, bronchial tul
stmisch, bowels, k hint) a, Wa-IoVr!
other orKsns-al cured by the til-U
nviiwoiem. w Df lleiauss tt Is S ir n
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Tune, the living that coats the intur
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carries that poison mucous and slim t
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kUIneys, cleans off the liver and ih
those tracks cear and clean It acts
17 on tne ijkj.. That la why Ihe III-'
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m hib nappy, , ,
Glol Tonic Is sold: ft sl bottle J'K)
It fr $i.2.) Gl.rfe Oil a5c and eve-y
thing the Glohe Remedy Compssy s.H
t giiaranieed-yoai money Uckil
benefitted,
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i r2l K ,n samples of this w s
derf ul medicine sny time front 8 a, .
tog-io n. tn. Give It tftal Nov
while Ihe demonstrators are here, sfwf
tbey leave the twice wilt I $1 b-it.le.
While here at half that price.
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Distributors.
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