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J.,INiT0.Y3 SA RS APARiLLA as a Elood Food and Nerva Enertfzer. U til
peatest rRLNQ AIEJMCLNC ever discoverel It come as a rich tlesslr.j from
fA".1.08 " VOra 0Ut" the dora tha 0v;r'3rk and debilitated. That - tired
fier-g," thas "sinking spV the languor and derroncency which arise from badly nour
ished nerves, from thin, vitiated blood and an underfed body, vanish if y a magio
spell. The weariness, lassitude ar.d nervous prostration which accompany the spring,
time and the heat of summer, are conquered and banished at once. For every form of
; neurasthenia, and all ailments of tha brain and nerve, insomnia, hysteria and nervousness
generally, it is almost a specific. ' It furnishes the very elements to rebuild worn-out nerve
tissues. U feeds brain, nerve centers and nerves, canning and equalising their action; II
makes rich, re4 honest bleed Newness of life, new hope." new strength follow its faith
Muse, ft make's the weak strong, and the old young again. '
- It was the antiquated (but now happily exploded) method In the good old times, to
treat Salt Rheum, ScrofeJa, Cancer and ether troublesome disorders arising from
ELOOD TAINT with powerful alteratives, such as mercury, arsenic and other mineral
agents. It was expected by this treatment that the poison could be killed while 'the blood
was left to-course through its channels holding in its circulation the speciftc germs of the
disease.. But In this way. every part of the body became more or less diseased. Noth
ing can be more terrible than a horribly destructive blood taint. . It not only attacks viru
lently the different structures of the body, but many times the bones are honey-combed
and destroyed. It often seeks out the nerves and spinal cord, and again It will bring de
cay and death to some vital organ, as the kidneys, liver or stomach. There Is only one
scientific method for the cure of blood taint. That is, PURIFICATION! . Every particle
of the blood must be removed through the execretory channels, the lungs, kidneys, bowels,
fiver and skin. " Fir' pure, then peaceable." The gret restorative, reconstructive and
vitalizerof the Wood. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, not only.radically and ex
haustively removes the taint, but also removes all mercury, calomel and other minerals,
and fills the veins and arteries with the ruby.' glowing current of vitality. "The blood is
the life." Good health means pure blood. The old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON'S
SARSAPARILLA, is universally regarded as the greatest Blood Purifier ever discov
ered. This fact is now established beyond question or caviL
; elood roisojf crura bi coh.vstoas sahsapahitjla.
WtmW Brooks' CO.; Detrcft: " Byron. Mich.. October 3 1. U94.
Gentlemen: In April last I began using JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA for Blood Poison, caused
ty an amputation of one of my arms. I had SEVEN RUNNING SORES on my legs. I used two bottles
and was entirely cured. 1 know it 1s what cure J ms. Yours truly, G. W. LUTHER.
I MICHIOAJV DH.U& CJOMXL3BTr. BETHOrr, UZCB.
For Sile by W. M. Yearby, A." B. Matthews, R. BTacknall & Son,
Haywood & King. . .
' NOTICE OF SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
By virtue of Rn order of the Superior Court
niauoon the 5b day of March, iwi, In the
special procedliti?, entitle! "J on a B. Wal
ker, -Executor of Lkunis Tllley, deceased, vs.
Ada T. Walker and others," 1 wtU, on Mon
day, the 7Lh day of Aprll.wl'JOi at the Court
House door to Dnrbanj,'sell, at public auc
tion, the lot or parcel of land situated In sid
County autl S ta;e on the West side of Alst' n
Avenue, adjoining th ;indi of J. W. Hutch
Ins. B L. Duke, J. A. Warren aud wife, and
Alston Avenue, and bouuded aud described
as follows:
Beglnnlug at J. W Hutohins southeast
corner at a stake on Alston Avenue, aud run
ning, thence north TO decrees, west i2.;tt chains
to a corner la a branch ; thence with said
branch lu a southerly direction to a stake J.
A. Warren's northwest corner; thence south
70 degrees, east 13.25 chains with Warren's
Hue to I. A. Warren and wife's northeast cor
ner ou Alston Avenue; thence with A'ston
Avenue north 20 degrees, east 5 60 chains to
the oeglnnlng, containing 6-l!6 100 acres, more
or less.
Terras of sale As much as S6"0 00 cash, and
the balance la six ami niue months, the time
paymems to bear 0 per csut Interest from
date of sale. ,
J. B. Walker or.any member of the firm of
Boone, Bryant & Biggs will take pleasure In
giving information about the above descrlo-
ed(rHguea?y" LUCIUS TILLEY.
: This 5th day of March, 11)03,
John H. Cox, J
vs.- Notice.
Ella Oox. )
The defendant above nanieiJ will take no
tice that an action eutltled as above has bo in
commenced In the Superior Court of Durham
County to dissolve t hi bonds of matrimony
between the plaintiff and the defendant upon
the n round of abandonment urtor to January
1st, 1899, and upon the ground that the defendant-has
committed adultery, and the
said defendaut will further take notice that
she is required to appear at the next term of
Superior Court of Durham .County, to bo
held on the luwi Monday after tuo nrst won
Ha w in March. it beina the 12th day of May
iim)2. at the Court llouse in Durhtun, North
(iHpniina. and answer er demur to the com
plaint of. the plaintiff or the relief therein
demandedwmDeKranteu.
Clerk of Superior Court.
This 10th day of March. 1903.
fiorlolk and Westera
Bchednle In Effect
JAN1, '
fc-uKUAM. DIVISION. D&ily Ex
cept Sunday.' .
P. IS.'. A. U.-. . F. M. A. M
AM 7.00 Lv. Durham Ar. 9.15 9..3S
6 07 8 16 F.oxboro 7.48 8 16
6.7 8.45 Denniston 7.15 7.45
6.65 9.13 Ar Qozth Boston 6.65 7,25
11.45 r ',. yrnhbarg Lv 4 10
WE3TBOUND-3Jeve Lynchburg.
- 30. :.). Tiia Wushiagtoa and OhntXfe.uO')-
fa jilnilttd. for Ruartoke, Radford, Biueiield,
Vwahoiita .l6.for iiocky Mount and ail Bta
tloni on Winst'in-Satetn Division and al!
roin') Math and. west Solid vestibule trai
j Chattanooga and Meuiphln, Pullman
slrtflliem to Mnnspblc ard New Orloer.s.
, 2.u. ib.' The Chlcaaro Exwresa iw Roa
noe Bluefleld. Poc rhimUs, Ktnina, Colnm
biw and Ohwasro. Pulln an fautf steevar
Koanoke to Ooiinfcbuu. alio r r K Milord, B-Ib-toi
Knoiviile, ChatUnoogn, and intermediate
p .ints. . Pniiu'u pleier BoMioi.e to Knox
vUie. r'ultain Buffet Palace Cars Norfolk and
Tin wnkn.
B.'JO . m. Daily exoent Sunday for Rotvn-
oke ana tnUiKneruaie ,auons,
i'r?.!us arrive as Lynchburg dally frosa the
wet at l;lu a. m. aud J.oo p. tn
, BASTBOUiO Ieave LjTchhnrg.
;t'tr, n. in. r; vilv foi Farr:,lle. Rtchmoiri.
Ptershiutc oir.a .-ofoils, errivos Petersburg;
r'., u. live at i jvi.ubi at jij.o p m.
"!! r i. - 'Arri- Petersbi'r r'5 ft. m.. ar
r,-i hUih'wmd T a. iu,, arrive Ifcrfolk9.iC
a. p. PuU'nan palace 6lei,ep. between
1 ym k'urg4kn.t f.tca8.0i,d.i ' "
Tnincar vria b reatly at I?ynciibnrg at 9 p.
m. for rcct-aon -i p9iugor8.
P.M. A iL "P. M; a. :d.
' 4 5(,t 8.K) Vr. -'Winst-.a Ar. 9.60 .8
(08 9 tl ' TValniH f.'&ve 8,15. 1M
til .W ' MailifMiu - 8J 7.18
(L4H 9Si "wayorhm . 8.r? 7.12
5') 10.' O V.trtliwvUi- ".! 6.li
'.in r'. toi4iolt- L. ..
SA'tTjiOl.rM) fj6ve Hurkevtlte4.Hlft.iu
- MW'?;5l'ribUNl) L"v Burkeville .12.06
- m.anci 13.07 nn.
All lun'ilriea as to routes, rate- 4cc, prompt
' ly an"Wr'l'
v. B, Wv'ls.i'i Oenril i'ai-enprr Agent,
X. S". 'tf.O, Trat. i Pasmenger gon
t , U. tHAfUM Durham. N. O.
The Weekly sun is only $i a
; year. From .20 to "23 cplnnins of
. live,1 interesting- local, i state and
general news 'each week. Sab
scribe ana gt wide-awake Dat
ham paper.'
H KY.
COTTLES.
mm and flight
from the flames. The danger from fire Is
ever present-can't get away f rom tt. Need
less to. say, therefore, that it's the Dart of
wisdom to have your house and property in
sured In a reliable company. We will fur
nish you with a policy that Insures liberal
a ad honorable methods.
James Soutffgaie & Son's,
Insurance Agency.
Phone 46, Office over Moreihead Banking Co
. sepl7
North Carolina.
Sunorior Court.
Durham tiouctv
Before the UlecK.
Maacie Coulev. Executrix ofl
Jobu Dezern, deceasea, and i
T IT .1 1 1 I 1 A I
ti. u. vupicjr, iicr uunuuuu, VNotiCft.
Wiley A, Dezern. Jamea Da
zern.Kddle Uezern.itnd others
The defendants, James C. IJezern and Ed
die Dezern, Above mimed, will tae notice
that an action entitled ti above bas been
co-nruenced in the Superior Court of Durham
CouaAy, N. O., before tno clerk of said Court,
the purpose of said action being to sell the
rea. estate of John Dezern, deceased, to
make assets to pay debts, aud the said de
fendants, James C. Dezern and Eddie Dozern
will further take notice that they are re
quired to appear before me at my oiflce In the
Uiurt House in Durham. N. C, on the 15th
day of April, 190:', and answer or demur to
the complaint now on tile in said cause, or
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
re lie I demanded in said complaint.'
C. B. GREEN, -Clerk
of Superior Court.
inis i&i aay or Marcn. iwjz. ew
Administrators' Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator of the
estate of Malinda Weaver, aeceased, I here
by notify all persons having claims against
her estate to present the same to me on or
before the 2iich day of March, 1003, or this no
tice will be pleaded In bai' of their recovery.
All persons owing said estate will please
imina luimeuiuie payment',
Adro'r of Malinda Weaver.
This March 29th, 1802.
"R V.
hMasical Draughtsman and Builder.
Will Kive estimates on all kinda of -work
Pians and specifications made on applica
tion. Work done on short notice. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Correspondence solicited,
iiocK mx no. 6i) i)urhamvN. C.
Job Work a Specialty.
sepl-tf
SPECIAL LOW RATE
Excursions via Norfolk aud Western
Railway.
Federation Womans Clubs. Los Angeles,
Gal., May 1 to 8. Traveler Protective Asso.,
Foi tland. Ore., June 3 to 7; Mystic Shrine.
San Francisco. Cal.. June 10 to 14. United
Order Workmen, Portland, Ore., June 10 to
M. International s. t. Aseo.. Denver, Uol ,
June 20. Kniuhts of.Pythlas. San Francisco.
Cal , Aisust it to 15 B. P. O. Elks, bait
Laue City. Utah, AuRUbt 2 to 14.
Writ.o lor laformatlon as to rates and dates
of sale of tickets. W. B. lifcViLL.
M. E. BRAGG, Uen'l Pass. A(t't.
T. P. Ag't. . . -jnar?2-tillaugl5
DR. J. J. THAXTON,
- DURHAM. N. 0.
With flttv-flve vears of experience as a sen
era! practitioner. His specioliies. mucuons
memoranes, glands aud nerves Females In
oart'cuiar. lndlKesUon. bronchitis, scro
tar. coustlpatlon and headache. Secondary
arid hereditary diseases. Turkish Vpor
Baths given. - )anl-tf.
For Rent. . -
" One three- story : brick building
with elevator on rarrteh St., suit
able for wholesale or retail.
Secondhand third stories in brick
building on Pairieii- St.
One store room on Parrish St.
One store room on Cleveland St.
' ' Apply to ... f .
j30-tf. K.C. llACKNX-f.
FRIDAY, A PHIL 4
HUGGED A tLKGL.AR.
A Pretty Girl Saves Uer Dres&es in This
Wsy.
New Ycrk Journal: When Miss
Mamie Dolan, a young and pretty
teacher in tbe school attached to St.
Patrick's Cathedral, relurced to her
home at No. 6S3 Third avenue, yes-!
teruay after school, sue fuaod a u;g
man ersaged in rifling her room oH
its valuables.
He had already' collected a num
ber cf auicles trid had them wrap
ped up under his arm preparatory to
leavioij. In the either hand be bad
two dresses belonging: to Miss Do
lan. That was more than tbe youug
school teacher could stand. She
screamed loudly to attract. iCe atten
tion of her father and brother, who
were in an adj ming i unf and then
she sprang at 'he Cttrgii.r a- i tlrcw
her arms about bira
With an oath be ilrt w ler v:,--
lently from him jctst ms iliss Do
Ian s. brother and father rn.Ded in.
Tbcv giappled with the irtruder
and managed to hold him until MbB
r ohn cou'd summ jn tbe police.
Miss Dolan when seen last night
taic: (l never would nave done
arch a thirjg in the world, but you
see, I am to ' play in "Because She
Loved Him So, an entertainment
to be given by ; our church tonight,
and when I first saw the horrid man
he had both of the dresses I am go
ing to wear all crumpled up under
bis arm. Tnat was more than any
girl could stand. I did'nt think
about getting hurt. I just thought
about those two dresses, and so I
grabbed him. That's all there is to
it."
Tbis Will Interest Many.
o quickly introduce B. B B. (Br
tanc Uiood iialao), tne t mous
Southern blood cure, into tew
homes, we will eend, absolute y f-ee,
iu uuu inai ireainieuwj. coibuic
Bood Balm (B. B B) quickly cures
.iiauMWH.wruu'u.eta-ui.t, nuuiug
I J T ! , I
in foflrino- finroa h,la o r .nn-
cleB, pimples or offe sive erupMons,
piins in bones or j nuts, rheumitiBir),
catarrh, or any blood or ekin troub e.
Botanic Blood Balm B. B.B) heals
every tore or piLipie, mates tne
blood pure and rich and st ps all
icheis and pa ns. Botanic Blojd
tia;m (h. u u) tn rvUgniy testcu
w..ium uuF.,W
uiwwd nuu um uuica tuuuattuuej ui
cases given up as hopeless Sold at
drug Btores, l per large bottle. For
free treatment write to B ood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga. Medicine Kent at
once, prepaid. Describe trouble and
tree umuicui auviuo givou, uuhuh;
Blood Balm (B. B. B.). gives life,
vls...r auu Birtutu tuo iuC
finest Blood Punfi r made. Botanic
Bloxl Bilm (B. B. B ) eivei a heal-
thx, Rlrl minnlir r.n tha alrin flnrl An.
tirasvstem.
-
Wby He Is Popular: Mabel
la be an entertaining conversational -
lst? Beth Very, lie lets you do
all the talking." Philadelphia
ulletin
The Best Blood Pur)flr.
Tha blood is coastintlv beiae du-
rifled by the lungs, liver and kid-
npvH. Kpn thfitfl orcuna n a teal-
thy condition and the bowels recti-
Ifir ar d vou havn no need of a blood
purifier. For th's purp;se there is
nothiner f a lal ta C hamberlain's
nomao a and Liver Tablets, one dose
of them will do ycu more Rood than
a aouar oottie oi tne Dest diooq pu
ider. Price, 25 cents. Samples
fraa at. VJ TW Yanrhr'a Hrllor ot. i"A I
"w " - - e
t m
Some think a man dyeing his
hair fools fewer of the. people less
of tbe time than almost anybody
else. Puck.
aieppemnio Livecoais.
-When a child I burned my foot
t ' 1 . TXT TT Tn . J
irignuuiiy, writes vv. tx. iuiuc.
Jonesville, va , "wnicn causaa nor
nose leg sores ior do years, out
BUCKien s Arnica oaive wnouy curea
me after everything else faUed."
iniauipie ior uurns, Hcaias, uura,
aorea, uruises ana rues, ooia oy
K. Ulacknall & bon. 5C. 5
l wo memoers or one oi tne iarg.
esicouon nouses in uew uneanti
are charged with making false re-
turns to a planter for whom they
sold cotton.
Foley's Kidney (Jure maes Ria
cvs and bladder risrht. Don't delav
taking. Sold by A B. Mitth9ws.
v. W '
On account of the break in the
Tennessee river canal, caused by the
seoent floods, navigation will be
ruspended tor several months.
RHEUMATISM CORED IH A DAY.
"Mystic Cure" forRhettmatl
and Neuralgia radically cures in I
to 3 days. Its action upon the sys
tem is remarkable and mysterious,
It removes at once 7 the cause and
the disease immediately disaDoears.
i ne nrsi aose greatly benefits. 75
r. . .
cents Sold by Hackney Bros.,
Druggists, Durham.
Krrtnoll s Ct'ixnlat!: La iK'h-t Oii'nlnn. . a
to take aud quick to cure x!U to uead sod sot.
Doan ia tta san Ij Liils of Mont
gomery county, Georgia, jast before
day Sunday Ja!y 22, 1S52, a bibj
boy carae into this world, and they
named tin: John. He still bears
that name ind tbe reputation of a
regu'ar "cracker "
Jchn was a lively kid. His erly
childbr-od w?s spent in cuchiDjf
''. c .-abblirg "g-ober," ..uu
f.c feivi.a" a'tendacce at the public
ictK'oi wi.en no better fun wm to be
had, ar.d there was a chance to get
up a chicken fight or a gam
maroies witn some ot trie larger
CO J 3
F om 1S70 to 1372 he clerked in
a country store. Tbis life was too
a'.ow for the youngster and in 1373
be weiit cn a material train, of a
narrow gusge lumber road, of which
be soon became conductor. lie then
had a position on the W. & A road,
rn.nr.5ng between At'acta and Chaiia
cacgi Fi cm ibis job he came to Ofor'.ii
Oio itiii and ran a train daring 1870
'iota WiiHtoa Siieui to Diavtiie.
Vs..
In 1S7S tbe Georgia cracker was
insisting in the construction of ibe
Richmond & Mecklenburg road,
now known us the (X & C? branch
of the Southern, running from Dur
ham to Eeysville. He drove the
first spike in tbis road and when
this road was completed to Fort
Mitchell in 1881 he ran the first train
carrying passenge s. For twenty
one years he has been passenger con
ductor and has never had a collisiou
or .wreck in which any one was hurt.
He is a man who knows everybody
from Durham to Eeysville, and one
the travelling public 'of the two
States know.
Eighteen years ago he was mar
ned to Mies Ida Bishop, of Key?
ville, Va. , where he has a pleasant
country home, though at present r
siaing in uurnam.
bather Time has dealt gently with
his appearance, and his fifty years
of lfe would easilv rasa for thirtv
ve . . '
1, :a imftfi. aDoea tn an ku
uauJ- Alt WUW ever uau IUB uieas
ure of travelling with him will
recogoize Conductor John A. Gal-
braith, Of the O. & C.
IL Hatciiktt.
.
Special Rates via Southern Rail
way to Charleston, S. C.
Account of North Carolina Week,
m . 7.u inula8ive the SoatD
i , , l'-Ti-t. j it 4t ij.
'u?
Exposition, Charleston C, round
"P ucKeis wui oe boiu irora wur
ham April 6th, 7th and 8th, limited
ten days from date of Bale, at $6.30
jor loe rouna inn. i icKeis ior mui-
tary companies in uniform travelling
in a bod twenty-nve or more on
,;i,f' ;u L i a a.:i 'k.i.
.. 5 i.t f.L f- .
ulu uu lu wtlu uu' li,u',' kou
days from date of Bale, at the rate
r - , - : . I i r . i :
oi fo.io per capita. ' ror luriuer iu-
formation, Pullman car reeervatiqns,
1 eto. , call on or address Gowan Dusen-
bery, Agent, Durham, y.
Good for Rheumatism,
Lret fall I was taken witn a very
severe auacK or muscuiar rneuma-
tiem which cau ed me great pain and
anoyance. Alter trying several
prescrfpuons anu rneumauu cure, i
decided to use Cnamberl in'e Pain
aim, wnicn i naa seen aavemsea
in the South Jerseyman After two
PP icawona oi i-ms nemeav i was
much better, and a'ter using one
bottle, was completely cured 9al-
i" '" , j
, w. m. xeamy.
p.. it u: ui:v.
I 11. UUIVU1UDUU) U UlUgtlBU ca.-
pett on leprosy, expresses the opio
ion that it is caused by eating ira
properly cured salt nsn. An Am
erican eipert some time ago express
ed tbe opinion that it was caused by
eating too much fresh-fash. That'i
how exuerts differ. Wilmington
I 4
uiiwtar.
Dreadfn Attaok or whooping congh
Mrfl Kllen Hariiaorit 0f 800 Park
k Kansas City, Mo, writes as
f, ..,.. .0 twn children had a
HftverA attack of whoooine coueh.
nnn tuMtt in trift narovvam of
A nftxkn faint, and hlf-Aii
ot tha - Wt, flVervthini?
we hear(j 0f without eettine relief
vVe then called in our family doctor
who prescribed Foley s tioney and
Tar. With the very first dose they
began to improve and we feel tnat
it nas savea uneir nves. ueiuyo
substitutes. Sold by A. B Mat-
thews.
The Power of the Press: Did
vou get your lost dog back when yon
advertised f ino, out i got mree
better ones. inaianapons rtews.
A Raging, Roaring Flood
repair. "Standing waist deep in icy
- water." he writes, ,lgave me a terri
ble cold and cough. It grew worse
daily. Finally the best doctor i in
Oakland, Neb, aioux wty and
, j t l .1 rt . : .j
umana eaia f nu v,uuuuipuuu suu
e could not live men 1 ucgau using
Dr. King's New Discovery and was
wholly cured by six ootties." rosi-
tively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds
and all Throat ana uung irouoies ry
R. Rlacknall & Son. Price 50c. S
'-rjQ22QE2 i ... :: :
Who is discouraged by a condition of ill
health which iails to yitld to the treat
ment of local physicians will be glad to
know she can consult Dr. Pierce, by
letter, free. In a little more than thirty
years,. Dr. Perce, chief consulting phy
sician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute Buffalo, N. Y., assisted by his
staff of nearly a score of physicians,
has treated and cured hundreds of thou
sands of weak and sick women. All
correspondence is hets strictly private
and sacredly confidential. Address Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
"After beinif subjected for some time to, an
annoying female trouble," says Mrs. Minnie
Tillot'WHi. of 1 otomac. Vermillion Co., III., Box
150, "I wrote to Dr. R. V. Pierce, who at once
understood ray suffering, and advised me to
take his ' Favorite Prescription '. and 'Golden,
Medical Discovery,' and use also his 'Lotion
Tabl-rts' and 'Suppositories.' After using his
medicines eight or nine months I was com
pletely cured.
I am grateful to Dr. Pierce for his advice and
the kind and encouraging letfrs he wrote to
me. I would advise any woman suffering with
female disease to consult hira. Prompt and
respectful atteution will be given and good
advice received by so doing."
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1008 large pages in paper covers, is sent
free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to
Ky expense of mailing only. Addresf
. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
PICTURE FRAMING.
Spring is omiog. Are you going
to have that parlor site repaired
and upholstered ? Those pictures,
have them framed Where ? Why
t the only exclusive place in the
city wh' re you can get anything in
hape of picture Iramts and fine up
holstering done by thoroughly ex
perienced and competent workmen.
Old furniture repaired and made
like new.
HOS. B. EDWABDS & CO.,
224 W. Muln Bt -oc28-tf- Phone No. 468.
AqqJ Prinfina
V ""
P, n . and ttocsy mouni, at uoiuBDoro ior
TOmpt Serviec''Tarboro, and Norfolk. At Selma
ZEB-P COUNCIL.
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DURHAM, - - NORTH CAROLINA.
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Letter Heads, Note Heads, Envelopes, bill
Heads, Statements, Receipt Blanks. Circu
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municate with me. and your needs will be
supplied. You will find my way of doing
business satisfactory.
YOUR OR BKS SOLICITED.
I STRIVE TO PLEASE.
When Yon want Wood
In quantities of from Ave. ten. one hundred
or two hundred cords, call on
J. E. BOWLING,
Next to Electric Light House, for nrlces. He
will make them right. Phones Interstate
HI, If ell 108.
Out wood to order, and coal of all kinds de
ll verea promptly.
mart-tf
BEN PERRY,
DEALER IN
WOOD AND COAL.
All kind, of cut, split and stick Wood, both
oak or pine, in large or small quantities. I
handle nothing but the best grades of Coal.
Send your ordors now before the price ad
vances, very truly.
Ben Perry,
Morgan Street.
Interstate 'Phones. Office 310; Residence
411. '
Near N, & W, Depot.-ocl-tr
-VERY LOW RATES-
-TO THE-
NOETHWEST.
March 1 to April 30,1902.
THE
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY
Will sell tickets to Montana, Idaho. Oregon
Washington and Coast points at exceeding
low rates from all stations. It is possible
rates to tne west win never oe so cneap
Hsatn. Choice of three routes. Write for
rates ana scnenuies, say 10 wnat point you
are going and your nearest station to this
line see any Agent 0. a w. nauway. or
W. B. BEVILL. M. P. B&AGG,
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Do You Eat ?
If so, and want some'
thing good to eat,
jcallat
H. T. Smith's Restaurant
Parrish Street.
209 Parrish Street.
Interstate Phone 294.
For Sale.
The Burton property, on the corner of
Kauiseuranu wmxer etrttets
Lot 90 by
feet, 'Pen room house. Htiblo, Carriage
House and Servant s House,
Apply to
- tt. 0. BURTON,
or
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mott's Chocolate Laxative Quinine. As easy tf
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iv Petersburg,
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10 am 10 37 pm
inn am 1120pm
4 00 pm 8 30 am
Ticket on sale to all points. Pulluanand
But reservations a?de on application. Spe
cial a hecules prepared, and any other lnfoi
oiathm c;e-fcliy fnrniehed. Convenient
schedules K3d low rates to all i rircipal Sum
mer I eeoite dnrine eeastnr
8. H. REAMS. Afrent, Durhnm. N. P.
H. S. LFAKD, lYaveling Pastetger Agent.
Ra'eiRh, N. C
ti. E L BUyCH,Qrerl Paseecger Afent,
Portfmon'a. v,
J. M BAKR. 1st V. P. & G. M.,PoiU
rronth.Va. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IB ITFECT KOV . 24TH, 1901
Trains leave Durham, N. O.. .
2 :30 a. m. No. 11 westbound daily
for Greensboro and FO-Dt t'Outh anci
west. Connects at Greeir.brro with
No 8 north for Danville "od Rich
mond, and iO'h with Nos 39, 33,
and 37, forSu ihury, Charlotte, Co
lurrbia,Savannab, Charletcn, Jack
sonville, Atlanta d New Orleans;
Salisbury for Asbeville, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Nashville and other
points west.
3:35 a. m., No. 12, eastbounc,
daily, for Raleigh, Selma and Golda
boro. Carries Pullman Sleeper
Greensboro to Kaleigb.j
9:40 a. m., No. 8, eaatbound,
daily, for Raleigh, Selma and Golds
boro; connects at Belma with At
lantic Coast Line north for Wilson
9 -.50 a. m., No. 35, westbound, daily
for Greensboro and intermediate
local points; connects at Greensboro
with U. 6. F&st Mail for Danville,
Lynchburg, Washington and ell
points North and We6t, as also with
No. 30 Jacksonville to New Kork via
Richmond. Southern Railway Din
irg Cars operated ou trains Nos, 36
and 30.
9:55 a. m., No 16, northbound,
daily for Oxford, Henderson, Jeffries,
Kesville and Richmond. No change
of cars between Durham and Rich
mond, where close connection is made .
to all points north. iJose connection
at J ff . ies for Norfd t and Steamboat
.ines to .Washington,. Baltimore,
New York and Boston .
2:47 r m., No. 35 eoEt bound, daily
or Raleigh, Selma, Goldsboroand
intermediate ttations.
4:43 p. m., westbound, daily, for
Grecnsb.ro and all points Connects
at Greensboro for Wineton-Sa'em,
also with Nos. . 35 and 29 for Salis
bury, Charlotte, Columbia, Charles
ton, avannab, Jdcksonville, Atlanta
and Ndw Orleans; at Salisbury for
Asheville, Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Memphis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
St. Louis. Connects riorthbound
with No 12 for Richmond, Nos. 38,
34 and 40 for Lynchburg, Charlottes
ville, Washington, Baltimore and
New York.
6:C0 p. m., No. 74, northbound.
cai!y except Sunday, for Oxford,
Keysville, Richmond and interme
diate etations.
Pullmhan and Southern Railway
Dining Cars opercted on ail (through)
Main Line trains. No trouble to an
swer questions-
8. a. UABUVYiUK, uen. i-aafengcr
FftAJSK S. GANNON, 8d V. P. and
weneerai manaKer.
G. DUS-ENBERY, Ticket Affent.
Dnrbam N. C.
Sale of Land.
a nnmmliialnnnra of the Court In the case
ot Williams against Roberts and others, and
under ana by virtue or an oruer 01 me supe
rior "ourt of Durham County, the under
signed offers for sale at the Court House door
. . . . ,, . . , 1 V. M ,1 ... i. n'nlnnlr
in tne vity m vurusuii v., v ".'w,.
M on Monday, the 7th aay of April, 190a, to
the highest bidder, upon tne terms of one-thii-H
I'UKh and the balance in two egual in
stallments, due in three and six months, the
oil owing lands lying in llayil In the Olty
and oouniy 01 uuruuui, in. uuuuuuiuh
one-fourth of an acre, adjoining the lands of
Uud Webb, deceased, Oeo. Koberts and oth
ers, being lots NO. one ana two 01 tne 1. 1.
Link survey, uiaae n seutenioer, ipwi, aim
being those two lots purchased by ancle
Williams of W. 11. Hopkins and J. II. Free
land and wife by deeds registered In Deed
Hook 19 page auu in tne same book oi
Deeds page 267, of Durham County, N. O.
v K. W. WINSTON,
P.O. GRAHAM,
Commissioners.
This March 3rd, 1908.
to write for our confidential loiter btbrp-
plying for patent; H may be wortfr M)ey.
We promptly obtain U. B. aud Foreign ,
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