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"FLORO DORA" BANDS are
of same value as tags from
STAR WUMMOND Natural Leaf.
VOOD LUCK' VlD PEACH &H0NEf
"RAZOR'and ZRICE GREWltF
Tobacco.
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The most complete Duplicator on
the 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 SUN
and CHICAGO Typewriters that
we will stell you cheap.
Yours truly,
S. C. ANDERSON CO.
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Tint Whskly Sun, Si per year.
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Cor ri;ian Cunur.ins D;ai.
Baltimore, May 2 Cer.ress
can Araos J. Catnniicgs cf New
York, died at I U : 1 5 o'clock tonight,
at Christ's Church Home, ia this
city. The caase of death was
pneumonia, iceiJent to aa opera
tion. The Congressman wife and
eonsin, Chas. 11. Cumrnings, were
at bis bedside when death came.
Congressman Cummiogs came to
Baltimore on April 11 to undergo
treatment fgr kidney trouble. Four
days later an operation was per
formed by Dr. Hugh II. Young,
and Mr. Cummings seemed to be on
a fair way to recovery. A week
later, however pleurisy developed,
and on April 25 it waa announced
that Air. Cummings waa Buffering
from pneumonia in one lung. Last
Tuesday it was announced that the
malady had extended to both lungs,
ince which time Mr. dimming
had been hovering between life and
death.
Effected After Over 100 Years.
Norfolk, May 2 The family
of James W. Colbert, of Ports
mouth, Va , were today notified,
through Attorney J. S. B. Colliert,
of this city, that their share of the
e tate of the late Wm. Bradford,
who came to this country on the
Mayflower, in 1CC0, amounts to be
tween $750,000 and $1,000,000.
The settlement has been pending for
more than 100 years.
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Cotton Mills Shut Down.
Holyoke, May 2 The Lyman
Cotton Mills, employing 1,400
hands, will close tomorrow for an
indefinite period. The mule spin
ners recently demanded a 10 per
cent, advance in wages. This is
believed to be the reason for the
hut down.
Low Kates via Southern.
On account of the centennial cele
bration of Salem Female Academy,
Winston-Salem, N. 0., May 22-29,
the Southern Hallway will sell round
trip tickets from Durham to Winston-Salem
at $3 30. Tickets on
sale May 2 0 1 If at.d other trains ar
riving at Winston Salem ou fore
noon of May 22d, also May 23d and
24th, with final limit May 31st.
Tickets to be limited to continuous
passage in each direction. By de
posit of ticket on or before May 21,
withC. Buford, who willactas joint
agent of terminal lines at Winston"
Salem, and upon payment of 50
cents, an extension of limit to June
15th may be secured.
Admiral Schley was cheered
Thursday in Jackson, Miss., by
5,000 citizens, who just one year
ago to the day received President
McKinley as the guest of honor.
i USE GfTOINE i
k FOB COLDS, LA-GRIPPE and ALL
HEADACHES.
IT NEVER FAILS.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Arthur Price, a negro, was hang
ed in Macon, Ga., yestftrday for the
murder of Mrs. 11 J. Roland, a
white woman, in December last.
Price confessed to the crime.
Wanted.
One good, heavy, gentle draught
horse. Address X. Y; Z , Sun of
fice. ap30-lw
Take a look at our - straw
Johnston Furnishing Co.
Hats,
Greatest of Care Should
lie Exercised With
The Eyes.
Many cases have come to my notlco where
people have bflen duped by men here today
and somewhere else tomorrow, which fact
leads me to advise all persons needing atten
tion given to their eyes to submit tholr cases
to the resident Eye Specialist, who Is known
to all and who Is here all the time to look
after all his cases. '
Very Respectfully,
DR. SAM'L RAPPORT.
Office In Summerflold Building. aSS-tf
W. L. WALL.
DBALERilN.
AND
WOOD AND COAL.
Can supply wood in any quantities.
Cut wood a specialty.
Interstate Phone 115.
Jun-7tf
A CUT ON
31b.
CHEEK'ROYSTER COMPANY.
Gathered From Highways, By
ways, Railways and Otherways.
"Fair Sunday," is the weather
man's prediction.
Not a single ca?e was on the
docket of the police court today.
The County Commissioners
meet Monday, and the Board of
Aldermen Monday night.
A. B. Matthews' drug store
will be open all day tomorrow. Pre
scriptions always a specialty.
Remember that tfie orphans are
to give a concert at the Durham
Opera House on Tuesday night.
Go out to the Southern Conser
vatory of Music Tuesday night and
hear A. W. Hawks' lecture on "Sun
shine and Shadow."
The opening game of ball at
Charlotte Monday between the Dur
ham and Charlotte teams will be
watched with the keenest interest.
People who have a propensity
for beating people and things should
get one ot iaylor & rhipps biscuit
beaters and thus beat their bread to
fine point.
Steel burned and strawberries
frozen in the same dish next Wed
nesday night at the Opera House by
Liquid Air. This is the only one
of the many wonderful things that
will be done. Better attend.
There will be three services at
the Gospel Tabernacle tomorrow.
At 11 a. in, there will be preach
ing, after which new members will
be received into the church, and the
Lord's Supper will be administered.
Preaching at 3:30 and 8 p. ra. The
public cordially invited to all of
the services.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE.
DurhamUes as Well as Others Are Con
stantly on the Move.
Hon. II. A- Foushee went down
to Raleigh this afternoon.
Prof. J. A. Holt, of Oak Ridge
Institute, was in the city today.
Miss Minnie Christian is visiting
her Bister, Mrs. A. A. Butler, ij
Raleigh. ,
Rev. Dr. L. B. Turnbull left
over the O. & C. road this morning
for Richmond, Va.
Rev. J. V. Wellons has gone to
Asheboro to attend the Southern
Christian Conference.
Miss Etta Steed, of Brunswick
county, Virginia, who has been visit
ing the family of B. C. Howell, left
this morning for home.
Miss Iphigenia Bowen, one of the
recent graduates of the Watts Hos
pital training school, returned to the
city this morning from Greensboro.
E. J. Foster, of Lynchburg, Va,
is expected in the city this after
noon from Southern Pines, to spend
awhile with his fricid, Arthur Kirk
land. Col. G. E. Webb, of Winston,
one of the editors of the Southern
Tobacco Journal, who vas a Dur
ham visitor yesterday and today,
left for home this afternoon.
Mrs. J. C. Horner, of Oxford,
and her mother, Mrs. Kent, of ion
du Lac, Wis., is on a visit to Mrs.
R. W. Winston, at Eldon Hall, cor
ner East Main and Dillard streets.
Capt. N. A. Ramsey, who attend-
ea ine uonteaerate veteran s re
union at Dallas, Texas, and since
then has been on a trip through
Texas and Mexico, returned home
this afternoon.
Tomatoes going cheap today, at
rank Howard & Lo.
It was announced Thursday that
the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Company will erect at once a ferti
lizer factory in Montgomery.
Old Soldier's Experience.
M M. Austin, a civil' war veteran,
of Winchester, Ind , writes: "My
wife was sick a lorjg time in spite of
good doctors treatment, out was
wholly cured by Dr. King's New Life
Pills, which worked wonders for her
health." They always do. Try them
Only 2Kc at B. Blacknall & Son's
Drug Store. - - 3
One two story six room house for
rent. City water. Apply to W.
II. Muse. al7 tf
1 lb. Can of Monogram Coffee,
"
INTERESTING ITEUS
FEOII OUR NEIGHBORS.
MDvemaals of People and Thiers in
General, Eeportei Dally By B. F.
Abernethy,
Three of W. E. Clark's children
are right sick with fever.
Shelburn's pictures are as true as
life, yet are without the fault of na
ture. J. L and J. M. Hall returned
yesterday from Granville county,
where tbey had been visiting rela
tives. They caught a bushel or two
of fish and a large turtle, and killed
the largest snake that had ever been
seen in that sectiou. They say that
Mrs. T. D. Aiken, of that section.
Bet a ben on 17 egs and 18 chicken!
were batched out, and 6 eggs were
left unhatched.
Abernethy desires all subscribers
to the Sun to call at his store to
night and inform him if they want
the piper continued.
" Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Young re
turned yesterday from Wake county.
Take the Constitution and get a
chance at a prize. Abernethy, East
Durham.
Mrs. C. A. Ferguson left today
for Clayton to visit her son.
J. II. Godfrey, of Graham, came
in today.
o. M. Daniel went to Raleigh to
day on business.
J. , B. Williams returned today
from Raleigh.
Ice cream and cold drinks all the
time. Ice cream suppers every Sat
urday afternoon and night at D. F.
West's gallery, East Durham. 30 4t
At Trinity Church.
The revival services still continue
at Trinity Methodist church.
Preachmg at 11 a. m , and 8 p.
m. , tomorrow, by the pastor, Rev.
W. C. Norman. The publio cor
dially invited to attend.
The meetings have already re
sulted in great gpod. tjuite a num
ber have found Jeeus precious to
their souls and a good deal of inter
est has been manifested.
The Orphan's Concert. ,
The concert to be given by the
Oxford Orphan Asylum Choir, on
Tuesday night of next week, will
be a rich treat. The Opera House
will doubtless be crowded on that
occasion, for the cause is one of the
worthiest. Secure -your tiokts for
the concert at once, before all the
best seats are sold.
Turned Out of Jail.
Venice, May 2. The pardon
grated by King Victor Emmanuel
to the officers and marines of the
United States cruiser Chicago, who
are imprisoned here, arrived this
morning, and the prisoners were re
leased. In an interview with a representa
tive of the Associated Press, the
American offiicers warmly repudiated
the reports from Rome that they
were under the influence of wine at
the time of the trouble and said that
on the contrary they were absolutely
sober.
A. B. Matthews' drug store will
be open all day Sunday. Prescrip
tions a specialty.
Notice!!
I have this day associated with
me, in my practice, my Bon, Dr.
Geo. A. Carr, a graduate of .the
Baltimore College of Dental Sur
gery. Office over Kronheirner's store
in Summerfield building.
Isaac N. Carr.
May 2, 1902. tf.
Carry your prescriptions tot Mat
thews' drug store tomorrow to be
filled.
She Didn't Wear a Mask.
But her beauty was completely
hidden by sores, blotches and pimples
till she used Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Then they vanished as will all Erup -tions,
Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers,
Carbuncles and Felons from its use
Infallible for Cuts, Coma, Burns.
Scalds and Piles. Cure guaranteed.
25c at R Blacknall & Son's. 3
Our straw Hats are 25 per cent,
less than elsewhere. Johnston Fur
nishing Co.
Subscribe for the Son.
COFFEE 1
75c.
Oxford season is now on and ve hive the IxUsl and best Ox
rords of the best makers. There are styles of every soit
light, diiaty, for dressy cos'.urners, acd strong, staunch, for
street and general wear.' Blacks in Patent Leather Kid, Tit
ent Kid, Vici Kid, etc. - -
A FASCINATING VARIETY
Made of the lattst and handsomest leathers, in most fashion
able shapes Every lady ia town will need Oxfords thii season
and we know you willlike ours.
OXFORDS at -Sl.OO ioS4.00
PRIDGEN & TONES,
THE SHOE MEN.
"LECTURE AND
AN EFJ3YIBLE ESTERT1IKMEIT OF I0YELTI AKD IH3TRDCTI0I.
H. B. Thearl and H. M. HxyAFORD, Chicago, Exclusive Managers.
tW Air boiling oft t block f ICS '
St Durham Opera House.
Wednesday Might, May -
POPULAR PRICES, 50c , 75c. Selection of Seats, Subscribers
Only, opens at 9 a. m , Monday. Sale of Seate, Non Subscribers, be
gins at 9 a. m., Tuesday.
We will sell you good Furniture for a small cash
payment and a small weekly installment,
- OUR TERMS ARE TIIE SAME TO ALL.:-
'$10. Purchase $1.00 Cash 50c per week. "
$20. " $2,00
$30. 44 $3.00
$100. ' 44 $10.00
We will sell you on time for less than you can buy
same goods at for cash elsewhere.
The Royall 6c Borden Go.
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Ttje Ifea) Clottfig Store.
As a firm we afe new; but individually we have been known
to the people ot Durham and vicinity for many yearsand it is
our intention, by integrity tf purpose, and careful, intelligent
buying to make this a business oi 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
ful preparation and comparison; and we now present them to
your favor with the positive knowledge that you can not find
the same high values, superb sjvles and perfectly fitting quali
ties for any thing like the same low prices elsewhere.
YOUR MONEY DIM FOR THE ASKING,
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.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
MARKHAM'S CORNER.
28c.
AIR
1
AIR AS A LIQUID
312 BELOW ZERO
Freezes Alcohol, but Burns Steel;
Makes Iron, Tin and Rubb;r brittle;
Renders Mercury Hard as Iror;
Runs a Steam Engine, and does
DOZENS OF WONDERFUL FEATS !
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44 $1.00
44 $1.50
44 $2.50
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