V
1:1
.if
1 1
Ij tie en!f "grarasteed" or
iHOCfy cure for Daa
drui liair and Scalp
Troubles. Oer one million
bottles sold. If Coke Dan
Cmit Cure fa'li to cure "your?
hair and scalp ailments you
will be the third to ask for
your money back, and you'll
get it, too. All barbers use
il For salt everywhere,
Coke Shampoo
& Toilet Soap
made expressly for shampoo
tog the hair and beautifying
the complexion,
A. R. BREMER CO.. f Chlcaxo.
Sold by W. M. Yearby, Durham.
mar27-ws.l
English Peas Frank
Howard &
23-2t
Co.
fusTcflPUDINTi
FOE COLDS, LA-GRIPPE and ALL
HEADACHES.
IT NEVER FAILS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. -
Easter Dinner
For a good meal Easter
.visit
H.T. Smith's .Restaurant,
Parrish Street.
Choice Ice Cream will also be
served.-;
309 Parrish Street.
Interstate Phone 391.
Saving Sight.
Self-imposed duties begin with
the attention you owe your eyes.
Of all the organs that constitute the
human masterpiece, the eye is at
once the most precious the most
ncpfrfl oni at tVia cnmo .i
most delicate. Forgetfulness is the
cniei cau?e ot most eye failures.
One is so apt to unthinkingly over
tax the willingness of the ever
ready eyes. My mission is to help
you save your Eight. You may
consult me at any time free. I am
capable, both through theory and
experience, to detect the least de
' -
"" nuu tuc uuiv exuense win
be the moderate cost of the classes.
DR. SAM'L. RAPPORT,
Eye Specialist.
Office 115 W. Main St.
For Sale.
The Burton property, on the corner of
Kaiaseur and Walker Btreets. Lot BO by 250
feet. Ten room house. Stable, Carriage
House and Servant's House.
, Apply to
H. O. BURTON,
marl9-4w T.G.OOZART.
IF YOUR LIVER
Is inactive, or your DIGESTION out or orrtor
une raOKA I.IVEB TONIC, which is the
pest preparation known tor nrortnnimr .
healthful and eonUnuous secretion from the
liver and other organs. It Is an absolute cure
and preventive of torpid or Inactive liver,
thus preventing costiveness, or curing this
condition If it already exist. Of .course the
consequent troubles of obstinate chstiveness.
such as sick or nervous headache, restlessness,
sour stomach, eollo, heartburn and kindred
diseases are relieved by this most excellent
remedy.. Blotches, pimples, or rough skin,
caused by Indigestion or cosUveness, will be
FOflllC, thus producing a beautiful
complexion. It will cure JAUNDICE lu a few
days.
Price, 50 cents and $1.00.
PREPARED ONIT RY .
A.
ORAIGHILI'
DRUGQIftT .
LYNCHBURQ, VIRGINIA. '
For sale by W. M, Ytarby.
' .. maris 3m
ieci oi vision, to make and adjust from $20,000 to $190,000.
glasses that should relieve and cor-1 The Riverside is the leading "so
rect any eye ailment. Don't delay 'ciety" bank of the upper west side
longerl Avail yourself of this op-! of the city. The money was taken
portumty to do your eyes a good between February 12 and Mondav
V
"i. .aai'.ei" A-.i::x i ;;rs Who Are
I ran r Iviir'i j ar...
asais.iiox, ; lara ice
Artay appropriation till which pis a
ea tee lioa.e yete.diy contaics a
provision whieh;wiil greatly latere:
tne lour cunareJ and fclty retire
oScera of the army. It authorizes
the Secretary of War lo order the
re-examination of any officer on the
retired list of the armv who was re
tired for disability, an J whom there
is reason to believe is physically
qualified for active service. It is
said that the retired list of the army
eontams quae a number of army
officers who in addition to drawn
retired omcers pay, are receiving
large salaries lor civil work, and it
is proposed to-cut duwn lbe large
l4rupaauon zor me pay ox reurcu
omceis oy returning to active ser
vice any officer who unon re-ex
amination by a board of army offi
cers, is fctmd to be ibysically com
pHent. The present appropriation
bill ca-ries f 1,043,381 for the pay
of rttired omcers. When before the
House Committee on Military Af
fairs, Secretary Hoot testifies on
thin subject as follows:
"1 know one c.entleraan who is
receiving pay on the ground of total
disability, ana ne is or was receiv
iDgasalaryofilO.OOaayeir. Iknbw
of another who wis retired on total
disability who is practicing his pro
fession of medicine regularly, just ae
any omer doctor ao, and wno was
retired on total disability as lieuten
ant ot artillery, and wHo turned op
in the Spanish war as a captain of
volunteers."
EVANS TO STEP OUT.
II Places His Resignation in the UanJs
of the President.
Washington, March 28. Com
missioner of Pensions Evans has
placed his resignation in the hands
of the President. It will not take
effect until some important position
in the diplomatic service is found
for him. The Pension Committee
appointed at the last annual encamp
menf of the G. A. K. to investigate
- o
the affairs of the Pension Bureau has
made its report to the President. It
has not vet been decided as to when
the report will be made public, if at
an.
It is stated that the nolicv of
Commissioner Evans will be cou-
tinued by his successor.
Soon after General Torrence left
the White House. Commissioner
Evans called at the request of Presi
dent Roosevelt and remained with
him for some time. He declined to
discuss the question of his retire
ment from the offiuft of Cam
er of Pensions.
Skipped With the Funds.
New Yobk, March 28 Presi
dent Copeland of the Riverside
Bank, announced today that H. G.
Bel), the receiving teller, had dis-
B.nMarfi1 nrith o anm Datim.toJ ot
j- - . .wm oiaiu IiD.iiuhHVJ HI
iasc.
Bell was engaged to a prominent
Bociety belle on whom it is reported
he spent the money.
Lady Gets Whole Town.
The Raleigh correspondent to the
Charlotte Observer says: The Su
preme Court deoidea the interesting
case or jsars. scott . vs Ingram, in
volving the title to the whole town
of Star, in Montsromerv ennntv.
Mrs. Scott, a married woman, living
in ouiu Carolina, sold the land on
which the town -. now stands, for a
trine, it seems. The town was
built, and it is said the land is now
worth $70,000 or thereabouts. The
Supreme Court decides in favor of
mrs. Dcoti ana so the property own
ers lose it.
Lettuce Frank Howard & Co. ,
' Foley's Hooey and Tar
Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures croup and whooping aug "v
Cures hoarseness and bronchial trou
b'es. .
Cures pneumonii and la grippe.
... a.. B. Matthews.
,i.g;r,, . " . .
, . , . . , For Sale. , . t
A cood saddle horse chean. -An-
ply to R. C. Patterson. m24 tf .
Tomatoes Frank Howard & Co.
YOUR
loll
fc" 3
Should always be fresh, as well as all the
Foods to be consumed at Baster or any other
time. You can always secure the choicest
in our ever changing stock. For your picnic
lunch we have everything you can thinh of.
.
filr
uSuthj
er.
tee weather man's predictiors.
Peach trees are blooaic. If
late cold en3ps do not interfere this
will doubtless be a good fruit year
Yearbv's 'Drusr Store will be
open all day tomotrow. If you have
prescriptions t be nueJ, car.y tnem
mere.
Another . Situr'Jay has been
added to the list of continuous ones
on which rain fell. It is to be
hoped that Easter will be bright and
fair.
Attention is called to the new
advertisement of W. R. Murrav, oa
Prices Tel'." He is a bustler for
sewing machines and musical instru
ments.
J. M. Pollard, snoeriptendent
ot puMic roads in Uurhm count?
upon whom an opeiition was per-
lornied last i ursday, has aoout re
covered.
Rev. T. L. Trov had the mis
fortune today, while handlinsra box.
to have it fall on the little finjrer of
his right . hand, and mashed lhat
member very severely.
movements' or people.
Dorhamttea es Well as Otevs Are Cob
a'rntlT oi tbe Move
J. G. Honey, of Wilson, is in tbe
Mrs. Arthur Lvon has erone to
Archdale to visit relatives.
Major W. A. Guthrie went down
to uaiein this raorninsr.
Miss Eliza brown is here from
Raleigh on a visit to relatives.
Elder P. D. Gold, of Wilson, ar
rived in the city this morning;
C. W. Johnson, of Orange conn
a
ty, was in the city: today on -busi
ness.
W. L. Parrish. of Rou?emont.
, - o f
was a Durham visitor yesterday and
today. - - ,
J. L. Foushee. of Roxboro.
brother of II. A. Foushee, was here
today.
Mrs. R. L. Lindsev went down to
ivaieigu this morning to spend Eas
........ . .
ter with relatives.
Geo. II. Yarboro. a tobacco
buyer on theMullins.S. C. market.
was in tne city today.
Dr. and Mrs. Josenh Graham
after spending a while in Durham
have returned to Hillsboro.'
Earl Boone has erone over to Rox
boro to spend Easter with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Boone.
Dr. W. II, Moore passed throueh
the city vesterdav afternoon on hit
ww 0
way lo Pelham, on the Yanceyville
circuit, to noid ouarterlv mcetinc
. . ...
today ana tomorrow.
Mrs. J. B. Matthews has returned
to her home at Greensboro, after a
visit to the family of B. W. Mat.
thews. She was accompanied by Mrs.
4. is. uorman, ot Kichmond.
Dr. J. J. Thaxton and Mrs. (!'
M. Ilerndon left on the early train
this morning to attend the funeral
of Mrs. C. J. Yarborouch. which
took place this afternoon at Locust
w w a a
ii in, Caswell county.
Miss Annie Pecrram. a member nf
the faculty of Greensboro Female
Vouepe, arrived in the city this
morning to spend Eistet with her
parents, Prof, aud' Mrs. W. II
l egram, at Trinity Park. .
They Will Take Her Back.
A very Drettv vounD- cirl hna httn
brought out of the depths of a bouse
of ill fame in this community, by the
efforts of Rev. T. L. Troy. She
was from a good family in Pennsyl
vania and expressed a desire to re
form. She was found in Durham
having come here from a neighbor
ing town. Her people expressed a
willingness, to take her back r and
yesterday she left on the afternoon
train, in company with a lady, for
her; Pennsylvania home. Thin i
another gratifying evidenoe of the
good work that city missionary Trnv
ris doing in our community.
For pretty cut classware and hand.
some designs, call on Jones, the jew
eler. New stock iust in. 29-2t .
A fittiner finish to a finn nnlfit-
One of the new Pama Alnina
Johnston Furnishing Company.
ways, Krt;:v,
EASTI
i 4 i i
TLQ1I OUr. IJEIGIILOnS.
Soveent3 cf Pe:;:a a-1 TLl-s in
General, Eeportl Daily Ey B. F.
Abernetiy. -
The exercises at the GraJcd School
become more interesting as the
weeks go by. The debate yesterday
was the beg t yet had. Tbe query
was, Resolved, That the Indians
have suffered greater wrongs from
the Anferiean government than the
negroes ' The speakers forthe af
firmative were Arthur Barcham,
Murphy Boyd and Josie Turner
Those on the negative side were
Miss Mary Cheek, Fred Hamlin and
Willie Clark. The judges decided
in favor of the negative. Jose Turner
won tbe prize on the affirmative,
and Willie Claik the prize on the
negative. The prizes were presented
by A. W. Ellison. - More of our
people should attend these debates.
They are well worth hearing and it
encourages tbe youthful debaters to
have a number cf visitors present.
When we send some of these young
men to Congress, Durham would
not have to wait much longer for a
public building.
Miss Mary Turner recited ' an
Easter piece very nicely. She is a
talented girl, and will be a fine elo
cutionist some day if she pursues
her studies. The exercises closed
with a song, "Christ Arose." -
Mrs. May J. Bennett, of Chat
ham, has moved to East Durham.
Robert Stallipgs paid a short visit
to bis aunt, Mrs. M. F. Perry, yes
terday. -
Misses Mary Hall. Cora Kerr and
several others went to the Union
Meeting at Olive Branch yesterday.
There were so many pretty faces
in our store last night I could not
write. That accounts for there be
ing no more East Durham news in
tne bun today. . uome again, ladie.
I would rather look at vou than to
write for any paper.
A one lot of seed potatoes and
other garden seeds at T. J. Kerr's. 2t
miss Alma rvniarht left today for
Efland. . - '
Miss Sarah Round v. 'of GoIJraJ
boro, is visiting her sister, Mrs. D.
R. Day. .
Charlie Howard, of Rockingham.
w s
is a visitor to our village.
Miss SopbroniaLanp-ston has yone
to -West Durham to spend Plaster
with her parents.
Little Misses Rosalind and Carrie
a
Young and Carrie Morris, of Angier
Avenue, went to JMornsville today
to visit at tbe home of Dr. A. T.
Cotton.
Mrs. Lizzie Stephens baB cone - to
Chatham to visit her brother. Thos.
Johnson, who is very sick.
i
Durham Leads the State.
Raleigh News and Observer:
There are thirty-three publio schools
ior woite cnudren in Durham conn
ty. A public library has been es
taolished in every district excent
two, and Superintendent Massey
win soon send orders tor libraries
for the remaining two, so that
within thirty days there will be
publio library in every white publio
school in Durham county. The
State provides the money for not
exceeding six in each county. The
omer twenty-seven libraries are
.. .....
made possible by tbe crenerositv of
uenerai Julian a. C'arr, of Durham,
whose intellieent and zealous devn
o 7
tion to the cause of publio education
nas oeen marked during his whole
career. . ..
The value of these rural libraries
is much greater than can be ap
preciated now. They will grow
into educational institutions that
will bring cheer and education - to
a
young and old alike into every com
munity in which they are located.
Get your jewelry and cut elass.
ware from Jones', the jeweler. 21
New and up-to-date neckwear
rom the greatest makers of neck
wear in-this country, just received
at the new store. Sneed-Markham-Pearson
Co. rul2.tf.
Four desirable offices for rent
over C. E. Jourdan's store, on West
Main street. Desirable location.
and right in the business portion of
the oity. Apply C. E. Jourdan. 1
m29 Iwk. .
1
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And pretty Shoes are loon ccnpia
ions. The hi wba caV.cl lt beau
tiful Foot vcar ia cur virions
"dreatas," was not far wrczg-, It is
tbe dream of every woman to tare a
pretty and attractive foot. Many
the beautual bona
we
showing can not be found elsewh
in Durham.
Ideal Kid, Vid Kid, Patent Leather. High, low and
medium heels. All widths and sizes are here to please
The Well Dressed. Woman.
PRIDGEN 6Y JONES.
WEWVE WKEN
"Odorless"
If your old Refrigerator gave you trouble last season
i .- . .-..'- . ,
used too much ice, and made everything you put in ii
taste bad, try our "ODORLESS." All' sizss, ZincK
Nickel and Tile lined. Every one guaranteed. Will
take great pleasure in showing and pricing this Refrig
erator or will send a catalogue to your home on applica
tion that will tell you all about them; J
The fioyall
max37-tf
Tlje Keos Glotljio Store.
As a firm we are new; but individually we have been known
td the people of Durham and vicinity for many years; and it is
our intention, by integrity of purpose, and careful, intelligent .
buying to make this a business of which Durham may be proud.
Our Spring Lines are Ready,
Including Men's and Boys' Clothing, Haberdashery and Hats, . :
, selected with the" greatest discrimination after months of care-
iul preparation and comparison; and we now present them to
. your favor with the positive knowledge that you can not find f
the si me high values, superb siyles and perfectly fitting quali
, ties for any thing like the same low prices elsewhere.
YOUR M0N&Y BrM
Will always' be your, safeguard when buying here. You are
cordially invited to visit our New Store, and inepect our Su- -perb
Stock at your earlest convenience.
SlfEED-iyilpHHPEsqij CO.
VNM fHLUE CLOTHIERS.
MARKHAM'S CORNER.
Beautiful Wall Paper.
Formerly the Wall. Paper bnsibess has been badly handled
in Durham. N- It shall not be in the future if the good peo
plefcwill only appreciate the fact enough to call and see for '
themselves. I will put prices so low you can not afford to '
Order BIse where.
J. LONG,
PAINTER AND DECORATOK,
upposite Lewith's Big
v.mar22-lw
Maud You looked really charm-
at last night's dinner. Helen .Oh,
ou are" flattering. Maud No, no;
honest, I did not know vou'at first.
Life " ' -
Fo'ev's Kidnev Cure makes the
kiduevs aad bladder rierht n-n-
tains nothing injurious A. B. Mat
thews. -
Celery. Frank Howard & Co.
EGGS
cf
are
re
AGEHCV FOR THE .
Refrigerator.
& Borden Co.
FOR THE ASKING,
Store. ', 'Phone 408;; i . ; '7
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Eafiter ties for all latest! : John.
ston Furnisbin Co. ' '
CHEEK-ROYSTER. COmPANY.