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Notice of Sale.
North Carolina, .
Luruam Lcuciy. f
I'niier and by virtue cf an ord-.-rof the 5i
perur Lourt of t'uriitm c uity in me ry.-;ii
iruoeeJiuis ectnied, Levi i'i- ru bv J. cl
Copley next frirud aiinst EUd;e Iitzern,
inaue ueoeuioer 2. at, l.'.i, we wui uq
Saturday, January S3tb, 1902,
at .2 o clock !., at the court houe uj r. In
Ilurharr.N C.. ofter for sa'e trie oajing
ir;voi lanu, towa: A tractor una contain
ing about two acres. s.tuiied in Durham
Township, about i miles west of the city of
T)urhaai, adjoining the laBds of the Sate John
.'ezern. near the hills oro road, it bcia tue
f me land devisd by Item 3 of tli will of
ine late John Dj-ru to Levi ana Eddie De
rn. said will beta recorded In Will Book A
at page auoi the omoe ot cle rfc of the supe
rior Court of Durham county, including the
uuujts Qu improvements on saia two acres,
the same being where tin said late John De-
zera uvea at the t.ae of makuiit said will.
Terms of sale, one-third caii, one-third sii
months, and one-third uiue months with in
terest on deferred payments, payments from
ui saie. uui im option to tue last ana
nignest bidder to pay ail casn at time of sale
iltle reserved until linvn.prt in full and
subject to confirmation bj the Superior Court
of Durham county.
alhls Decembtr 21st, 1PC1.
V.S. BRYANT,
- P.O. GRAHAM,
Commissioners.
NORTH CAROLINA,
1 In the Superior Court
lURHAM COUNT Y.
i. S. Carr 1
t vs -NOTICE.
Sarah Allen and Peart Allen )
The defendants above will take notice that
an action entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of Durham
county to sen tor partition or to u ride bv
metes and bounds, a certain lot or tract of
land situated in Durham t ounty, North Car
olina, described as follows:
Lying in what Is known as "Edgemont,"
within the eastern corporate limits of tb
city of Durham, in said ountv. opposite th.
Durham t. osier Aillla. It being the eastern
grtion of Lot No. 15 of the lands of Jas. K.
edmond. deceased, as platted by 1. N. Link,
adjoining the portion of the same lot as
deeded to Addison Merritt, and to be ascer
tained by drawing a line from front to back.
. passing through the middle of the well,
which well is intended to be used for the
benefit of both iota. It being the same lot
conveyed by deed from J. S. arr and wife,
dated the 17th day of .May. 18W, to Junius
W. Allen and riylvester Allen, which Is regis
tered in Book No. 20 of t eeds, pages 443. etc.,
in tue office of the Register of Deed for
Durham County.
And the said defendants will further take
notice that they arw required to appear at
the office of the lerk of the superior ourt
of Durham Count on the 20th day of Jan
uary, 190S. at the Court House of said Couuty
In Durham, North Carolina, and answer or
demur to the complaint In said action, or the
SiaiutlH will aprly to toe ourt lor toe relief
emanded in said complaint. ,
Dated this the 12th day of December, 1901.
0. B.GREKN.
dl!-t21 Clerk Superior Court.
Mortgagee's Sale of
Land.
In the exercise of the authority given by
a deed of mortgage recorded in the office ot
Register of Deeds ot Durham county In Book
17 of mortgages, beginning on page 547, 1 will
S sell at public utcry, to the best bidder, for
ready money, at the court house door, of
Durham county, in the town ot Durham,
N. 0., on
Saturday, February 1st, 1002,
the following real estate, to-wit: All or a
lot or parcel ot land lying and being In Dur
ham township, said county and state, near
the town of Durham, bounded on the north
by the lands of Wm. Hamlin, on the east by
Little Eilerby creek, on the south by lot No.
3 Of the lands of Wm. ' opley, dec d, the same
allotted to John H. Copley in the partition of
said Will am Copiey'g lands; on the west by
lot No. 5 of s 'Id land allotted to James M.
Copley and since conveyed by him to John
H. CoDley, and lot No 6 of said land allotted
to Thos. V. opley and stuce conveyed by
him to Brodte L, Duke, containing 33 acre-t,
more or less, it having beeu lot no. 4 in the
nartitlon of th'lano ot wm uooiev ana al
lotted to Mrs. Virginia E Karbee. Said lot
contained acres, but a lot has been here-
toiore conveeu niereirom loureenijeamers
and also a lot to Jas. Ferrel, the two contain-
inu one and aauarter acres, lea vine thlrtv-
tbree acres conveyed by said mortgage, which
I will sell at the time and place and upon the
terms above mentioned.
This sale will be at 12 o'clock on the day
specmeu. cm as. u. am 1 jMtuk
uDec. 23, 1901. ow Mortgagee.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
By virtue of the power conferred upon me
In a certain deed of trust executed on the
10th day of July, 1H94, by Messrs. W. P. Man
sum and M. S. Manx um. and dnlv recorded
In the office of the Register of Deeds of Dur
ham county, in book as, pages ana sm, 1
will, on
Thursday, February 20th, 1902,
.t ' ourt House door in the city of Durham.
at 12 o'clock of the day, sell to the highest
bidder, at public auction, for cash, the fol
lowing tract of land, being the land describ
ed in said deed of trust, situated in Mangum
township, Durham County, lying on both
sides of Deal's Creek, ad joining the lands of
Mrs. W. B. Luusford, Capta n Bowling, Claud
L instead and others containing 565 acres,
more or less, beimr the tract on which Messrs.
W. P. Maugum and M. S. Mangum lately re
sided, and being the land allotted to the said
Messrs. W. P. uangum and M. S. Mangum in
the division of the lands of their father, lion.
W. P. Manuum. for a more Dar lcular de
scription n-ference U made to deed from Bai
lie M. Leach and Mary 0. Mangum to W. P.
Mangum, recorded In Boon 14, page 29. and
deed from Bailie M. Leach and W. P, Man
stum to M. 8. Mangum, recorded in Book 14.
pave 233 in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Durham oounty, excepting the lands so'd
bv the said Messrs. W. P. ana '.8. Mangum
. prior to July 10th, 1894, the said tract being
. known as the Mangum Home Place.
This Is a valuable trct of land situated In
the northern part of the County of Durham,
In a fine farming section. For further par
ticulars apply to the undersigned or J. S.
-Manning, Durham, in. v.
THOS. H. BTTLE. Trustee.
Eocky Mount, N. 0.
Manning & Foushee, Attorneys.
This January 20th, 1802,
Christmas Time "
?e TT,V,0n mn nn roontc comot Viino-
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eood to eat. I can supply the
inner man with the very best meal
to be had in this city for the small
nnns rf c lumfo rnma onH mt
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me Serve yOU. Oysters in every
style. Remember the place
H- T. SMITH,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
Interstate Phone 294.
Wto Yob want Wood
In quantities of from Bve. ten, one hundred
or two nunarea coras. can on
11. BOWLING,
Next to Electric Light Bouse, for prices. Be
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Out wood to order, and coal of all kinds de
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biliousness
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Architect.
OFFICE OVER 5 AND 10 CENT 8TOitE.
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JAN 1, 1901.
RHaM DIV'SION. DaUy Ex
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M A M. P. M. A. M.
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8 07 8 16 Roxboro 7.48 8 16
6.87 8 45 Denniston 7.15 7.45
6 55 9.12 Ar South Boston 6.55 7.25
11 45 Ar Lynchburg Lv 4 10
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1 1 Chattanoocra and Memphis, Pullman
Ueepers to Memphle and New Orleans.
is d. m. The Chicago ExDress for Koa-
p. m. The Chicago Jfixi
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THURSDAY, JAN UARY 2:
Gsrre cf Step.
In the pracie of step the p-ounl
is marked o:I by two parallel line?,
a wiJe distance apart. One player,
who is "it," stands on one of these
lines, rirh Lis Lack to the other
players, who start at the other line.
The one who is '"it" counts ten rap
idly, during which time the other
players approach his line. As lie
says ''Ten!'' they stand still in
whatever attitude they may be at
the moment. lie turns las head
quickly and calls the name of any
player or players whom he sees mov
ing. Av.y thus caught moving have
to go Lack to the starting line and
begin over, while the counter re
peats tl;e count of ten and the play
ers again move forward. The ob
ject of the game is to cross the
counter s line without being seen in
: motion by him. The last one over
changes places with the counter.
Trifles.
"Today," said pretty Dolly,
She opened her bright eyes,
"I'm going to give my dear mamma
A beautiful surprise.
I hardly know yet what 'twill be.
But I'll soon find a way
To do- some unexpected thing
To please mamma today.
"I'm tired of doing little things.
Why, any one can sweep
And dust or wipe the dishes
Or sing Evelyn to sleep.
"Tis some big thing I want to do.
If I could write a book
Or save the bouse from burning now,
How pleased mamma would look."
So, after breakfast Dolly went
And sat beside the fire.
While mother cleared the table off
And mended baby's tear.
Bhe wiped the dishes, made the beds
And braided ileasy's hair.
While Dolly sat and pondered long
Wit bin her asy chair.
And so Miss Dolly dreamed and planned
That busy morning through;
(he could not think of anything
Quite large enough to do,
And as she went to bed that night
She really wondered why,
When mother kissed her lovingly,
The kiss win half a tighl
Youth's Companion,
A Cause For Rejoicing.
Nemesis has caught up with its
victim. " A Pittsburg bagsragt
smasher slammed a valise on the
floor of a baggage car the other day.
The valise was from Texas and, as
a matter of course, it carried a re
volver, which it promptly fired at
its abuser, shooting him through
the leg. All papers published at
baggage transfer centers please
lopy. Boston Herald.
, Sold.
Mrs. Bargen-IIunt I think that
druggist is just -too mean for any
thing. .
Mrs. Mainchantz Why?
Mrs. Bargen-IIunt He adver
tised that he would sell thirteen
stamps for twenty-five cents. I
spent five cents car fare to take ad
vantage of . his offer, and he gave
me twelve twos and a one. Phila
delphia Press.
You should know that FOLEY'S
HONEY AND AR is absolutely the
hest for all diseases of the throat
md lungs Dealers are authorized
to guarantee it to give satisfaction.
. B. Matthews.
Several southern business men ap
peared before the senate immigration
I committee to be beard on the Chi
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was
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Frank Tread well. Eennett, Ia.,
as troubled with kidney disease for
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but with little benefit. Finally I
ried FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE and
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At Ham ble ton, vv. Va., seven
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. Chapped hands, cracked lips and
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THE T." EAE'J."
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Ai.: to t..-i Cri.:u-t sCviretarvship
of the treasury pleased hosts of
friends, end, to those familiar with
Lis ability in fiscal administration,
ih.3 salary attached to the ctT.ce,
$4,500 per annum, seems far from
large, but to a certain old lady ia
Ohio the fact that the Lby she used
to know is now drawinj that sum
yearly will have all the force of a
sensation.
'This dear old friend," says Mr.
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county have marked her most ad- :
venturous traveling, and when I go 1
home and call on her my accounts
of life in Washington, which I have
to make exceedingly tame lest her
wavering faith in my truthfulness
be utterly destroyed, fill her with
vast perplexity and apprehension
for her country's future."
Mr. Ailes paid this aged mentor a
visit while he was private secretary
to Secretary Gage.
"Milton," said she, "tell me hon
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plied. The good old soul gasped and all
but fainted. Recovering, she ex
claimed: "Two thousand dollars!
No wonder the United States isn't
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Saturday Evening5 Post.
A West Point Critic.
Major Charles E. Woodruff of
the medical department of the
army, on duty at Fort Riley, Kan
sas, says that it ought to be. rea
sonable to expect that a large pro
portion of West Pointers would be
come famous, or that at least some
of them would became noted, or
successful in life. "The fact i3 the
very reverse occurs," he says," "for
it 6eems as though the best way to
extinguish a man is to send him to
West Point." - .
In the course of a paper which
he has written on the subject he
makes some interesting and original
observations, among others that ab
solute discipline kills aggressive in
itiative; that scholarship is too oft
en mistaken for ability; that the
most successful military leaders
have been noted for their ignorance
of general topics and hatred of
books, and that these same great
military leaders are, as a rule, un
disciplined and insubordinate in the
lower grades. He says his object
in presenting these facts is to show
that the young man wno-graciuar.es
from West Point is a nervous wreck,
and that he goes to his duties as a
commissioned second lieutenant in
6tate of collapse, worn out by
hard work, ceaseless drills and pes
ered by the exactions of his mili
ary instructors, too often stunted
into a uniformed mimic bearing a
military title. Leslie's Weekly.
Elections In Latin Countries.
"The elections in Havana and
fimong the Spanish-American peo
ple of . cities of Central and bouth
America differ in a marked degree
from those of the Anglo-Saxon na-
ions, England and the United
States." This statement was made
recently by Colonel Ilickey, former
ly of the EtaH of Major beneral
Wood.
"In Havana, for instance," con
tinued the colonel, "in a municipal
election a half dozen candidates are
placed before the people. Each is
supported by a personal, not a po
litical, following. The citizens do
not split into two opposing factions,
as is the case in this country. It is
not a question of parties so much
as individuals with the Latin race.
"This is one of the chief reasons
that the republics of the Romance
language are so unstable. For ex
ample, after a president has been
inaugurated another man may rise
and draw to himself, because of hi3
strong personality, such a formi
dable following that an insurrection
follows, with the result that the
government is overthrown." New
York Tribune.
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Tickers on sale to all points. Pull a an and
Boat reservations :nd6 on application pe
cial 8' hedules prepared ana ai.y other lrfor
mntion cheerful y furnished. Convenient
schedules nd low rates to all trU.cip .1 Hum-
mer rieeorts during rea n.
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LEA h D. Trat eling Paeteceer AsenU
Raleigh, N C
R. E L, BUNCH. General Paaeeneer Aren.
Portsmontn. V
J. M. BAKR. 1st V. P. A Q. H..Fo:ta-
mouth. Va.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
is Ernor nov. 24th, 1901
Trains leave Durham, N. C.
2:30 a. m. No. 11 westbound daily.
for Qreensbor and points south and
west. Connects at Greensboro w.th
No. 8 north for Danville and Ki h
mond, and fcouth with Nos 39, 33,
and 37, for Salisbury, Charlotte, Co
Iumbia,8avannab, Charleston, Jack
sonville, Atlanta at d New Orleaci :
at Salisbury for Asheville, Knozville,
Chattanooga, Nashville and 'other
points weBl.
3:35 a. m., No. 12, eastbouo',
daily for Raleigh, Selma and Golds-
boro. Carries rullman Sleeper
ireensboro to Raleigh
9:10 a. m., Mo. 8, eastbound,
laily, for Raleigh, Selma and Golds -boro;
connects at Selma with At
lantic Coast Line north for Wilson
-tnd Rocky Mount, at Goldgboro for
Tarboro, and Norfolk. At Selma
for Fayetteville and Florence
9 :50 a. m., No. 35, westbound, daily
for Greensboro and intermedia' e
local points; connects at Greensboro
with U. 8. Fast Mail for DanvilK
Lynchburg, Washington and ell
points North and West, as also with
No. 30 Jacksonville to New Yc.rk via
Richmond Southern Railway Din
ing Cars operated on trains Nos, 36
and 30.
9:55a. m., No 16, northbn'ini,
iail for Oxford, Henderson, Jeffrie,
Kej sville nd Richmond. x o change
of cars between Durh m and Rich
mond, where close conne tionismade
to all points north, lose connection
at J( ft'ries for Norft 1 v and Steamboat
Lines to .vv aehington, Baltimore,
New York and Boston .
2:47 p. m., No. 3 j eastbound, daily
for Raleigh, Eelma, Goldsbc ro and
intermediate stations.
4:43 p. m., wet-tbouid, daily, for
Greensb.ro and all poir ts Connects
at Greensboro for Winston- Sa em,
also with Nos. 35 and 29 for Salis
bury, Charlotte, Columbia, Charles
ton, avannab, Jacksonville, Atlanta
and New Orleans; at Salisbury for
Asheville, Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Memphis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
St. Louis. 1 Connects northbound.
with No 12 for Richmond, Nos. 38,
34 and 40 for Lynchburg, Charlottes
ville, Washington, Baltimore and
New York.
5:00 p. m., No. 74, northbound,
daily except Sunday, for Oxford,
Keysville, Rich mo ad and interme
diate stations.
Pulla.han and Southern R ilway
Dining Cars opercted on all (througb)
Main Line trains. No trouble to an-,
swor questions
9. H. HARDWICK, Gen. Passenger
Ascent.
FRANK 8. GANNON, 8d V. P. and
Geneeral Manager.
G. DUSENBERY, Ticket Agent.
Durham, N. C.
-VERY LOW RATES-
TO THE
NORTHWEST.
Marcb 1 to April 30, 1902.
THE
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY
Will sell tickets to Montana, Idaho, Oregon
Washington and Coast poluts at exceeding
low rates from all stations It Is possible
rates to the West will never be so cheap
again. Choice of three routes. Write for
rates and schedules, say to what point y u
are going and your nearest station to this
line See any Agent N. & W. Railway, or
W, B. BEV1LL, M. F. BKAGO.
Gen. Pas. Ag't. Trav. Pas. Ag't.
Roanoke, Va.
tmayl I
to write for our confidential letter before ap
plying for patent; it may oe wortn money.
We promptly obtain U. S. and Foreign
PATENTS
and TRADE MARKS pr return EN
TIRE attorney1 fee. Send model, sketch
nrnhntoand we send an IMMEDIATE
?rREE report on patentability., we give
he best legal service and dvtoe, and, OBI
charges are moderate. Try us.
SWIFT & CO.s
' Patent Lawyers,
0pp. U.S. Patent Ofllce.Washlngton, D.C