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DUKHAH, N. C, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1902
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Ladies Only.
We want you to try our
Talcum f
Powder.
15 cents buys the reg
ular size; 25 cents buys
the 50 cents size.
None Better at
any Price.
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Delightful Millinery !
When you choose a Hat you
want rretty ores to choose
from. Its a great advantage
and we give it to you because
we have a large stock, and
consists of the latebt and best
to be had. Our goods were
purchased with a view to suit
ing all styles of ladies. .You
will find no difficulty in find
ing jest what you want
MRS.L PERKINSON.
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SHEPHERD IS 111 SIO.
WIFE SWORE HE TREATED
HER BADLY.
Parties in the Vicinity Heard the
Disturbance This is Not the
First Instance.
John W. Shepherd was np in the
police court this morning charged
with assault and battery upon his
wife. He was fined $10 and costs,
the total amounting to about $12 50.
From the evidence, it seems that
Shepherd went home with several
drinks in him qn Thursday night,
and abused and curbed his wife.
Mrs. Shepherd testified that he kick
ed her; he drove her out of the
house. He left but afterwards came
back and kicked the door open.
Mrs. Shepherd testified that be never
offered to bit her except when he was
drinkiDg. She considered him drunk
last night. It had gotten so that
she was afraid of him.
Witnesses testified that Shepherd
had his wife down in the Btreet,
and that she screamed for. help.
If we are correct, this is not the
first time Mr. Shepherd has been up
on the charge of mistreating his
wife. lie got off remarkably light
this morning, considering the grav
ity of the offense. The defeudant
pleaded to the court that if let off,
that he wenid not drink any more,
but the mayor couid not see his way
clear to do hi and made the fine as
light as possible.
We have little patience with any
man, whether sober or intoxicated,
who will iuixtreat or buat bis wife.
MR. PERKINS MANAGER.
' Atlantic Hotel, at Mortbend, to be In Most
Com pout UanJs.
The Sux published the fact
luurtday sliernoon in connect!. n
with the article concerning the
North Carolina Teachers Assembly,
that the Atlantic Hotel, at More
head City, would be open during
the season. A message received in
Durham states that A. M. Perkins,
formerly manager of the Benbow
House, in Greensboro, will have
charge of the Atlantic during the
season. Mr. I erkins is one ot tbe
most capable hotel men in the State
and as a manager ranks among the
best to be found.
It is thought that quite a number
of teachers and fikn.lt of education
from Durham and throughout this
part of the State will be in attend
ance upon the meeting of the As
sembly, to be bold June 10th to
15th, inclusive.
N C. CHIVALRY.
4 Tar Heel Gentleman's Komaik to a
South Carolina Beauty.
A gentleman from another town,
who is in the city, relates the fol
lowing incident concerning the chiv
alry, of the Old North State:
' During North Carolina week at
the Charleston Exposition, an inci
dent occurred, which speaks well
for the chivalry of the Old North
State. A Norh Carolina gentle
man, in conversation with a beauti
ful South Carolina lady, remarked
hat he saw more pretty people on
resident's day than he had 6een
for a long time, when the young
ady said frhe saw pretty people every
ay. ' men you must iook in me
glaBS every day,' replied the gentle
man. The blush that sunused the
cheeks of the fair South Carolinian
only served to add to her beauty,
though, it is said, the was somewhat
embarrassed for the moment and
graciously forgave the chivalrous
North Carolinian with the under-
landing that he would do so no
more.
A SPRINKLING OF NECKWEAR
from this elegant Hue will put your assort
xuent In the most satisfactory condition.
-There's a sparkling variety of all styles of
neck fixings for this season spots, figures,
vertical stripes and cross bars, as well as
plain effects In beautiful colors.
Collars of all shapes that are correct.
Soft Shirts in many new weaves and combi
nations.
Johnston Furnishing Co.
'Phone 440, Durham, N. C.
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"iiiyi1 ""'IT W il I S tin1
CLOSING EXERCISES
Of the Cary High School. Which Taka
Place May 14, 15 and 16
The sixth annual commencement
of Cary High School takes place
May 14th to 16th. Rev. G. T.
Adams, of Rileigh, U to preach the
annual sermon on May 14th, at 8 p.
m. The primary and intermediate
department have their exercises on
Thursday afternoon, May 15th, and
at night there will be a concert by
tbe music and (locution classes.
11. N. Simms, of Raleigh, is to de
liver the annual address on Friday
morning, Miy 16th, at 11 o'clock.
Tbe Clay Literary Society will
have its exercises on Friday night.
Subject of debate: Resolved, That
it is expedient for the United States
to pursue tbe policy of expansion."
Speakers for the affirmative, W. H.
Weatherspoon, P. W. Covington
and 15. B. Woodlief. Negative, II.
II. Cheek, E. II. Broughton and C.
W. Huntley. The declaimers are
V. O. Matthews, 0. P. Franklin, D.
Blanchfrd and G. D. Stephenson
The marshals are aa follows: L
O. Lougee, chief; Peter Powers, E
C. Pearson, 0. D. Middleton, Amed
Tillery and G. C. Noma.
10 BE HELD IS EVENING
INTER-SOCIETY DEBATE AT
THE MEMORIAL HALL.
Speakers From the Hesperian and
Columbian Societies Enjoya
ble Occasion Expected.
. In tbe Craven Mimoiial Hall, at
Trinity Park, tonight at 8 o'clock,
the Inter.Society Debate between
the Hesperian and Columbian Lit
erary Societies of Trinity College
will take plac .
The question for debate is, "Re
solved, That the United States
should restrict immigration to per
sons able to read and write the
English language and owning prop
erty to the value of at least fiftv
dollars."
The Columbian Society has the
affirmative and the Hesperian So
ciety the negative.
Speakers for the affirmative are
Messrs. VV. S. Lowdermilk and G
H. Smith, and for the negotive
Messrs. W. G. Parker and J. P.
Frizzelle.
Messers. T. W. Smith, A B.
Bradsber, B. F. Dixon, G. G. Oop
nelly, M. T. Frizzelle and II. R.
Mahoney are the Marshals for the
occasion.
Tbe debate is free to all and tbe
people generally are cordially in.
vited to be present. The inter-
society debates are always lull ot
interest and greatly enjoyed by all
who attend.
FRENCH ORGANDIE,
25C. THAT'S ALL,
Our pure white French Organdie, that's full sixty-eight
inches wide others in finer grades that speak for them
selves. Special low prices on finest French Organdie
and other Sheer Whito Fabrics, suitable for
Commencement Dresses
No where else can you find the equal of our special good
values for the Commencement Dress.
ELLIS, STONE & CO.
"Sunshine and Shadow."
Don't forget that Hon. A. VV.
Hawks, of Maryland, will lecture
on "Sunshine and Shadow," at the
Southern Conservatory of Music,
Tuesday night, May Gin, under the
auspices of Durham Lodge Knights
of Pythias. Mr. Hawks is recog
nized all over the country as being a
most able orator and gifted speaker.
Seats on sale at Yearby's drug Btore.
Liquid Air.
"Extremes meet," certainly, in
one of the experiments performed
next Wednesday night at the Liquid
Air entertainment, where an electric
carbon is burned at a temperature
of over 3,000 degrees above zero in
a tumbler made of ice and coutam-
ng Liquid Air 312 degrees below
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zero, yet witn no injury to tne deli
cate ice receptacle. This is but one
of the many feats that are promised
our expectant public.
Probably every teacher and near
y the entire High Schools will at
tend the Liquid Air entertainment
next Wednesday night.
Bright Remarks.
The Baltimore Sun tells about a
school teacher in Baltimore county
who recently asked the class what
were the live senses, and a bright
boy replied: "A nickel."
This reminds us of a good one
Mr. M bummerncld tells. He was
in New York a few days ago, and
was strenuously importuned by a
small newsboy to buy an evening
paper, calling them by name and
winding up with the Sun. Not
wishing a paper, Mr. Summerfield
thought he would rid himself of the
news vender by saying: "If you
have a moon, I'll take one." Quick
as a Hash the urchin replied: "Well,
Mister, that will be out tonight."
Mr. Summerfield was bo struck with
the quick and witty remark that he
bought two papers and gave them
away.
To Succeed Himself.
President Roosevelt has sent the
nomination to the Senate of Patrick
O'Brien to be postmaster at Dur
ham. He has been postmaster here
for the last four years and succeeds
himself for the next four. He has
made a good official, and the Sun
congratulates him on his renomina
tion.
Try the new remedy for costive
neap, Chamberlain's Stomach and
Livwr Tablets Every box guar n-
teod . Price, 25 cents. For eale 1 y
W. M. Yearby.
WE WILL CLOSE OUT !
We will close out our entire stock from this date at the
old corner stand without reserve. Every dollar's worth
of Clothing and Shoes at half pricu All 50c. and $1 00
Shirts at 40 and 75c. 25 and 50c Neckw- arat2()and 40c
$1 and $1 25 Hats for . 75c. All other goods in same
proportion. Those goods will be sold at above prices
at retail or we will consider a proposition for the whole,
turning over our well established old corner stand to
the purchaser. This is the opportunity of a life time t)
engage in business at a good, well advertised stand, and
to buy flue goods at almost give away prices.
LAMBE and LYON,
One Price Clothiers and Furnishers.
--SHOE SPECIALS.-
Don't let this, your last chance,
slip to buy one of those beautiful
16 lots on Angier St. W. P. Clements.
To better bring our Spring stock of Swell Shoes to the attention of Dur
ham ladies and gentlemen interested in the higher grades of Footwear
we mention three leaders this week:
Ladies' Patent Ideal Kid Lace f f Ladies' Patent Ideal Kid Ox
Selling: clothing is our line of
business. To sell them cheaper than
others is our aim. When you buy
of A. Max you set more for your
good money than other Btores can
give you. See our beautiful lines
of millinery, spring prints, men s
straw hats and shoes that will tit
you well, and make you feel good
all over. Now is the time to get
bargains and money tor summer
purchases.
Mrs. B. W. Matthews has gone
to Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Bal
timore, for special medical treat
ment. She was accompanied by her
son, Dr. J. B. Matthews, of Greens
boro.
APPETIZING
Nothing more so than a nice Din
ner or Tea Set in China or Import
ed English Porcelain. We have in
stock the French, German, Japa
nese, English and American goods
to select irom. Also have a spe
cial lot ol English Plates, Cups and
Saccers, and bowls, we are selling
at io cents each. Nice handled
Cups and Saucers at all times, at
40 cents per set, at
J. HENRY SMITH'S
Next door to Postoffice.
'Phone 412.
Don't forget that tomorrow, May
3rd, you can buy at cash, in one
year and in two years. You can
buy one or more of the beautiful
lots located on Angier St. and the
street car line. W. P. Clements.
The most complete Duplicator on
tbe market. We are agents for it
and would be glad to have you call
and examine it if you do any Du
plicate work. Also see the UN
and CHICAGO Typewriters that
we will sell you cheap.
Yours truly,
S. C. ANDERSON CO.
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Wanted a Cook.
Any color, nationality or shape.
House furnished, Apply at. this
office. ml-tf.
One car load best shipstuff. Bright
and all right. Durham Brokerage
& Commission Co. 'Phone 443.
Take a look at our straw
Johnston Furnishing Co.
Hats.
Our Panama straw Hats are beau
ties. Johnston Furnishing "Co.
Notice!!
I have this day associated with
me. in my practice, my son, Dr
Geo. A. Carr, a graduate of the
Baltimore College of Dental Sur
gerv. Ulnce over rvronneimer s suire
iu Summerfield building.
Isaao N. Cakr.
May 2, 1902. tf.
16 lots for sale tomorrow, May
3rd, at 12 o'clock on the premises
on Ancier St. and street car line
near Ediremont Graded -School. W
P. Clements.
Wanted.
One good, heavy, gentle draught
horse. Address X. Y, Z. , Sun of
fice. ap30-lw
See our spring Hats. Johnston
Furnishing Co.
If you are in the market for Meal
Flour, Hay, jBran, Ship stuff, grain
etc., get onr prices. We want you
business. Durham Brokerage Com
mission Co. Interstate 'phone 443.
Boys straw Hats. Boys straw
Iats. Johnston Furnishing Co.
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O BURCMOOTK COflPjMJY. O
Masury's Liquid Paints
Are made ready for the brush; their ease of working, freedom from
running off the w jrk, great covering power and DURABLE QUALI
TIES have made them the popular liquid paints of the present age.
-THEY --.ME - GENUINE - LINSEED - OIL - PAHITS-
And .we guarantee satisfaction in their .use. Household Paints id small
cans, linameis, uoict.anu Aluminum uronze, winaovvocreen rainiana
Brushes of all styles.
TATLOE & PHIPPS.
PIAUQS
RCMDWNFD FOR
TONE & DURABILITY
Over
117,000
Use.
Now in
FRANKLIN PIANOS
HARVARD PIANOS
Sold for cash or easy payments.
W. R. Murray,
Main Street, Durham, N. C.
Shoe for thi-5 week, $2 50.
fords for thi? week, $2 5c.
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The Nobbiest PirfVnt Call and Patent Kid
Oxfords to be sten this season.
"THE flPPPEL OFT
PfiOCLfMYIS THE
To be well dressed is a proper desire for both man
and woman. We know that at our store men can get the
proper Apparel. We make special effort to please, and
have everything in Keady-To-Wear Clothing. Under
wear, Shirts, Straw Hats, Neckwear, &c, necessary to
make men properly clothed for Spring. Come in and let
us make you look new. It is useless for us to comment
on the fact that our customers are always pleased. If you
are not one, come and join the procession. We will do
you good. "Sale Agents For Knox Hats."
W. A. SLA 1 UK UUMAJNY,
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
W. L. WALL,
DIAT.KR'l!-,
WOOD AND COAL.
Can supply wood la any quantities.
Cut wood a specialty.
TntemUt Phone VS. 'inn-Wf
Babscrlbe to the Wkhily San.
G OLD ANT) OOLOKS.
AT HALF PRICE. ,
C P. Howerton & Son.
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