m:g::o outlawed.
Reward of 5150 forth Arrest oMan
Fuller.
IIillsboro, N. G, Jan, 9. (Spe
cial to tbe Sex ) A proclamation
of outlawry has been issued against
Van Fuller, colored, by Justices
John Kirkland and Joseph A.
Harris, for the burning of the barn
and etables of S. Paisley Kirk
patrick, on the night of November
-47th. lasU : - -
Winnie Leak, colored, mother of
Van Fuller, was eent to jail on the
Slst of December, on a warrant
charging her with setting fire to the
barn and stable of James Adams,
on the niffht of Dec. 29. She im
plicated her eon in the burning of
Kirkpatrick s and Adams cams.
A reward of $150 is offered for
tbe apprehension and delivery of
Fuller to the sheriff of Orange
county, at IIillsboro. The negro is
about 40 years old; 5 feet 11 inches
high; weight about 175 pounds; dark
ginger cake color, thick lips, tbin
mustache, upper . front teeth lp
car on fore-finger caused by pistol
hot, limps when walking.
IN OLDEN TIMES.
People overlooked the importance
of permanently beneficial effects and
were satisfied with transient action;
but now that it ia generally known
that Syrup of Figs will permanently
overcome habitual constipation, well
informed ' people will not buy other
laxatives, which act for a time, but
finally injure the system. Buy tbe
genuine, made by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
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1 will open a first-class Dancing
School on Monday night, January
13th. I will give three lessons per
week, at the Price of $5.00 for Four
Weeks. My Bchool nights will be Mon-
days Wednesdays and Thursdays, In
the afternoon I have a Children's
Class and can assure you that all chil
dren entrusted to my care will b look
ed after, and no harm come to them.
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NOTHING
Preserves vision more than the
use of suitable Eyeglasses or
spectacles, whilst nothing in
jures sight more than wearing
improper glasses. I know
there is nothing too good for
eyes and furnish the best only.
Expert service and lowest
charges guaranteed.
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Eye Specialist.
MERRICK'S
Dandruff Cure.
In order to place it in every home
and to introduce it to those that
suffer with Dandruff, Pimples and
Falling Hair and all Scalp troubles
may get relief and become familiar
with its pure virtues and king qual
ities the dollar bottle has been re
duced to fifty cents for thirty days.
For sale at
JOHN MERRICK'S
Barber - Shop
norao-tf
Durham. N. 0.
The One Day Cold cure.
Forcolds and sore throat, use Kernmtt'.; Choco
lates htxatue Quinine, liasily taken m randv
nd quickly cure,
I
The l ien ir ns is i s Bi o( her.
It X:.iv l t lc - ;.. - -, h a th.-t
It is c-v.ii.'.ei el a wi mk :;Vne for a
Germaa si.IJ:ct, iw iiutuT what a.n.v
be Lis' rank, to appear ia iuM!e except
la uniform, erui though ho he ou fur
lough. The army notations strictly
enjoin that he must always wear Lis
uniform.
A certain Lieutenant Selimidt, who
was engaged in some lively adventure
or other, dressed up as a civilian and
Tvas having altogether an enjoyable
time until, on turning a corner, Le un
expectedly met his colonel.
The lieutenant did not, however.Jose
his presence of mind, lie pretended
that he had never seen his colonel be
fore and In a changed voice asked:
"Can you tell me, sir, where I.ieuteu
ant Schmidt lives? I am his brother
from the country and am paying him a
little visit, but I happen justcow to
have lost my way."
The colonel quietly pave the-desired
Information, and Lieutenant Schmidt,
congratulating himself on his lucky es
cape, hurried home and put on his uni
form with all possible speed.
lie thought, of course, that he had
taken in his superior officer, but such
an Idea was rudely dispelled when on
the next day he met bis colonel, and
the latter Baid:
"Lieutenant Schmidt, if your brother
from the country pays you another vis
it I'll have him placed in close confine
ment for 30 days."
Gnardlng Her Teeth.
It Is easy to misunderstand and easy
to be misunderstood, and sometimes,
happily, it is easy to glvtj and to accept
an explanation.
"I did think I would never come to
ace you again " said a cousin of the
prominent society woman who had
come to the country to visit her awl
was about to start homeward. "It's
kind of you to ask me, of course, but 1
remember that when I was at your
bouse in the city, two years ago, you
did not seem glad to see me. You were
kind and hospitable, of course, but I
remember you did -not smile once dur
ing the entire two weeks of my stay." .
To her astonishment, her city cousin
burst into a fit of laughter.
"Maria," she said, "just before you
came I had the misfortune to break the
porcelain 'crown' from one of my new
front teeth, and as my dentist was out
of town ou his vacation I had to wail
for his return.' I didn't dare to smile
w hen any one was looking at me, for
fear of showing the ghastly metallic
'back' to which the porcelain had been
attached. It was a strain, Maria, but
I. was equal to it, and 1 did not waut to
bare to explain."
And her smile, now without a me
chanical flaw, re-enforceu the renewed
invitation. Youth's Companion.
Animal That Bloom.
Anemones, sponges, the sea encum
bers and certain other growths which
bloom and apparently behave in all
respects like plants are really animals.
The petals of the anemone, resem
bling those of a chrysanthemum, are
really tentacles to catch food and put It
Into the hollow tube which 'forms the
stomach, where it is digested. The
Eea cucumber has- a flattened body. It
occasionally moves at a snap's pace
over the mud or sand, digging its pet
als, or arms. Into the sludge for food
to obtain which it swallows tJ a f air
proportion of mud. It lias power tc
eting and so keeps away its enemies.
The sea lily so exactly resembles the
common lily that it is difficult to real
lze that It Is an animal and belongs tc
the starfish family. It has a stalk twe
feet long, with a disk for a body. Tb
tentacles close round the disk, whicl
has a mouth, and completes the de
ceptive likeness. They are the oldesl
form of animal life on earth, and thoh
fossils are called "stone lilies."
These creatures were believed to be
plants and many people- still refuse to
believe otherwise.
Guarded by Boer Women.
Capetown, Jan. 8. Kimberly'e
column captured a Boer laager near
Mokwani, containing a large number
of cattle, guarded wholly by womeD
under tbe leadership of the wife of
commandant DeBeera.
N. Jackson, Danville, I I , writes:
"My daughter, had a severe attack
of grippe and a terrible cough set
tied on her lungs. We tried a great
many remedies without giving relief.
Sie tried FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAB which cured her. She hae
never been troubled with a cough
since." A. B, Matthews.
Lots of people will forgive their
enemies, but won't stop lying about
them.
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LOCAL IlUliKYGIIAPIIS.
Gathered from ILhwajs, By
nays, Railways and Othenvays.
"A Breezy Time" company left
this morning for Danville, Va.,
where they till an engagement.
The weather has turned off so
warm that overcoats, are hardly
needed except st night and in the
early morning.
The next term of Durham Su
perior Court, which will be for civil
cases, convenes January -JOth. Judge
Jeal presides.
It is stated that T. II. Soog
gins, of Durham, has purchased the
saloon business of V . h. Jackson,
in IIillsboro, i
Torn Cain was tried before the
mayor this morning on tbe charge
of assault and battery, and was
oound over to tbe Superior Court
under a bond of $25. There were
four other small cases in the mayor's
court.
A german was given last night
at the armory, by tbe young men of
Durham, complimentary to Misses
-Blanche Blake, of Kaleigb,and Vir
ginia Mauney, of Salisbury. There
were twelve couples, with a number
of prominent cbaperones, and it was
quite a societj event.
mtm
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE.
Durharnltes as Well as Others Are Con
stantly on the More.
Mrs. M. B. Wyatt wept up to
Graham this morning.
C. L. Lindsey, of Chapel Hill,
was in the city today.
Rev. S. S. Bost .went down to
Raleigh this . morniDg on a short
top-
Mrs. Maggie Hall, of Charlotte,
is visiting the family of. Kev. T. L
LJroy.
Miss Carrie Claytor has returned
to KiDston after a visit to relatives
and friends here.'
W. A. Gattis, Sr., who spent
yesterday and last night in this city,
returned to Kaleigb this morning.
Harry Phleger left on the west
bound Southern train this morning
on a trip to Virginia.
Mrs. A. S. deVlaming returned
to Durham last evening, after a
pleasant visit to her homefolks, at
Brookneal, Va.
Mrs. W. H. Branson and cbil
dren,who hare been visiting rela
tives in, Greensboro, Concord and
Charlotte, returned home this morn
ing. .
N. M. Alston, who wag one of
tbe ushers at tbe marriage of Mr.
W.'M. Yearby and Miss Minnie
Mangurn, on Wednesday afternoon,
returned to Goldsboro today. !
Col. J. S. Carr, who attended tbe
Poultry Show in Charlotte, returned
borne this morning. His address
there is pronounced to have been an
admirable one.
New Company Formed.
The Sen La Wood Working Com
pany, of Durham, was incorporated
yesterday with 10,000 capital stock
ana authorized to increase tbe stock
to $10.0,000. The company pro
poses to buy and manufacture lum
ber, deal in stone, brick and all
kinds of builders supplies. It pro
poses also to establish one or more
shops, factories, saw mills and other
nice plants. 1 he incorporators are
ft. A. Griswold, J. S. Carr, Jr.,
uid S. M. Wheeler. -
Stepped Into Live Coals.
"When a child I burned my foot
frightfully," writes W. H Eads, of
fonesville, Va , "which caused hor
ible leg sores for 30 years, but
3ucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured
'no after everything else failed."
infallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts,
lores, Bruises and Piles. Sold by
Blacknall & Bon. 25c. 5
He is rich enough who has no
iebts, and young enough who has
health.
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it S SUrDrisinfir how mil" Aflnnprl crnnrla hoxrti Inmvlit' m 2
.'IaKIUAGE AT CHAPIL HILL. '
Ibatss Arranged nh ).her Uiui
siiiiis Personal Menti u.
Chapel Hill, Jin. 9. (Coras
pondence of the Scs.) V enter.Uy
afternoon at three o'clock Mr. J. M.
Williams and Miss Leni Stone were
united in marriage at the' home of
the bride's mother. . There were
present ac the marriage quite a large
uuiuucr ut me relatives ana irienae
of the bride and eroom. Dr. J
William Jones, the. pastor of the
Chapel Hill Baptist cuurch, was tie
othciatiDg minister who performed
tbe ceremony which made these two
popular youna: people man and wife
Immediately alter the ceremony, the
oriaai couple accompanied by a few
relatives left for the home of Mr.
V llliams's iaiher, in - Chatham
county. After spending a few daye
in Chatham Mr. and Mrs. Williams
will return to Cjhapel Hill, where
they have engaged rooms at the
residence of Mr. J. M. Cheek. The
groom is one of the foremost mer
chants of this place, and the bride
8 one of our most talented and
accomplished young women. Tbey
both have friends by the score, who
unite in wishing them prosperity
and happiness in their married life.
The midwinter-spring term of the
university began last Thursday
Nearly all tbe students who were
here last fall have returned, and ten
or a dozen now 6tudents have regis
tered. The inter-collegiate debates
of tbe coming spring are being given
considerable attention now by mem
bers of tbe junior and senior classes
Arrangements have been made for
debates with tbe University of Geor
gia, Vanderbilt University, and
Johns Hopkins Uoiyersiiy. Tbe
Georgia Carolina debate will be held
here, tbe debate with Vanderbilt
will be in Nashville, and tbe con
test between Carolina and Johns
Hopkins will take place iu Balti
more. Prof, and Mrs. J. W. Gore will
entertain a numbervof their friends
at an "at home" Friday eveni'jg.
Dr. and Mrs. Linscott areTnoving
into their new residence near the
Episcopal rectory. On the lot adja
cent to Dr. Linsuott's new home an
other handsome residence is nearing
completion, which will be occupied
by Dr. J. D. Bruner and family.
Prof. Riper, of the chair of
economies in the University, is hav
ing printed a book which he has
written on the colonial history of
North Carolina. . L.
' Big Company Formed. .
London, Jan. 1 The Daily Mail
priqts an article in guarded terms
suggesting that the Impeiial To
bacco Company with a capital of
13,000,000, will preseutly issue
shares to tbe public. Tbe value of
the company's incorporated business
being 10,000,000; it willhave 5,
000,000 for fightiug purposes, which
is considered ample.
The paper also says that Mr.
Duke, of the American Tobacco
Company, the competition of which
the Imperial Company was formed
to meet, is renewing his negotia
tions with the French Government
for the entire busines of the French
tobacco regie.
Are Well Fed.
Parties who have visited the con
vict camp in the eastern part of the
county ana have seen the rations
served to the prisoners; state that
tbey are well fed. The fare consists
1
01 oreaa, meat, cabbage, peas, po.
tatoes, molasses, etc. Some of these
articles of fare are deviated some
times and other things substituted.
Lfurham county feeds all of its
prisoners, in iiil, at the convict
camp and in the work bouse, very
well indeed. The inmates of tbe
county home likewise fare well: Of
course tbe county cannot afford lux-
uries, but gives plenty of good,
wholesome, substantial food.
If troulled with a weak die nMrm.
bolching, sour stomach, or if you
feel dull after ratine, trv fihamhnr
Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
frice, 25 cents. Samples free at
w. jh.. xearoy 's drug store.
When you want to eet most of
the best for 5 cents, call for the
Black Poodle ciear. See that vour
dealer has it. ,
Ask your dealer for Dixon's Black
Poodle cigar. One of the best
eniokes on the market.
Jiff
Pridgen
-JTHE-SHOfLr.
107 W. MAIN STREET
MOREHEflD .BfflHJIIG COiTOY, '
DURHAM. N. C. .
CAPITAL ANDPROFITS $200,00000.
Q. E. RAWLS, President.
O. O. TAYLOR, Vice-President.
E. C. MURRAY, Casnier.
PR3a?TH.SS-&CCl)aflCY COURTESY, - LIBERALITY,
We solicit accounts from Firms, Merchants, Manufacturers and Indi
viduals, with the assurance that all business entrusted to us will receive
careful and prompt attention. - ' jans-6m
UTILITY, BEdUTY, QUALITY
' POPULflE: PRICES.
. Those who have bought shoes here must know best that they can
have implicit confidence in the true worth of every pair that they are
just as we represent them to be that
faction that our shoes are invariably better lor the money than can be
found elsewhere. -
WOMEN'S SHOES
At $1.50 Women's Dongola kid
shoes, lace only, heavy extension
soles, solid leather throughout,
sizes 3 to 8, good value at $1.75.
At $1 00 Women's Dongola kid
shoes, white kid lining, heavy ex
tension soles, just the shoe for wo
men who walk and wade, reduced
from $2 50
I
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BURCH-
Children
Schoo
Sloes
IT PAYS TO BE PARTICULAR.
If you sell your tobacco oa the Durham market you have
( the assurance that you have gotten the
Highest Market Prices,
On all grades, that money, skill, years of experience, active ware
housemen, enthusiastic bidders and a wide-awake board of trade can
give. Sell on the Durham market and take no cl'ancts Farmers go
away pleased, is the best evidence we can give you. Drive right on to
Durham and try a load, if you have not sold here before.
W. C. BRADSHER, Pres. Tob. Board of Trade. ,
W. T. CARRINGTON, V. Pres. J. H. MAHLER, Sec'ty. and Treas.
Durham
PUSH
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Support Home Industries.
Patronize its Schools.
Help its Library and Hospital.
2 AND READ THE DAILY
little adlet in the
ver town and the country
if . f ji'i f' f. '"3i"W 'WW:!
TTF TT LUN TkLC-vn Low r.:arv
fl W icct we've h.d, b,t if
ILjL JL th?- 'd ut! get together and
held a t ea veu t ion we
don't believe there would be a sing'e
kick coming. If, lor acy raion, yir.r
feet are unhappy fcithei: p. cttct quar
ters, bring them in acd try a pairot our
Shoes. You take no risk here, fcr we
say, a newpair I'cr tvtry pir that fails.
COME, see the valets we are cffiri'rg.
Shoes for $ 1 00, or bhoes for 6 00 , or
any pi ice between
8c Jones,
DURHAM, N.C-
we adjust any reasonable dissatis
"Warm" prices on cold weather
shoes, will be the attraction hers
tomorrow in children's shoes.
Misses' , Kangaroo and Dongola
shoes, button and lace, sizes 8 to
11 at 85 cents.
Miss-s Chrome Box Calf and
Dongola shoes, sizes 11 to 2,
values up to $t 75, special tomor
row, Saturday, $1.25.
Misses' Plump Dongola Shoes,
lace and button, "foot form" lasts,
heavy extension soles, at $1.75.
GORMAN CO.
mm
is Moving.
IT ALONG.StSt
Go to its Churches.
AND WEEKLY SUN. &
Sun will 20 a ioih a
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It keeps us busy as bees to fill the orders from the people 3
that have tried 'em, and the other folks they're told about 3
S em. We have 'em in tins and glass -best in the market. 5
See the Royal Scarlet Line. 3 -
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