VOLUME 59
ESTABLISHED, 1SS3.
DUnnA.ii, 2?. a, 3ionday, may 5, 1202.
FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA.
SlXlftM &lffUliV
A. W. HAWKS'
AT '
Conservatory of Music
Tuesday Night, May 7, at
8:30 o'clock.
Prices 35 and 50 6ts.
Seats on sale at
YEARBY'S
Drug Store.
DeligMM Millinery
When you choose a Hat you
want pretty ones to choose
from. Its a great advantage
and we give it to you because
ve have a large stock, and
consists of the latest 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 findj
irg just what you want
FOR HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
THE itm sra OPENS
Durham High School vs Nearby
House Wednesday.
On Wednesday afternoon, May
Ttb, at Trinity Iark, the Durham
ilicrb" School and learoy noose
teams will cross bats. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the alts
Hospital, and the game 19 to be
called at 4 o'clock. Admission, Id
cents. GraDd stand free.
The line-up of the two teams will
be as follows:
Durham High School. Lea, short
stop; Hicks, catcher; Hackney,
right field; Simtb, 1st base; Jordan,
2d base and pitcher; Brown, 2d base
and pitcher; Boddie, left -field;
Dixon, center field; Parker, 3d base.
Yearby House. Bernard, catcn-
er; rngh, catcher; Villianis, ist
base; Eubanks, 2d base; Corbett
short stop; r-earson tmra w , , and first baseman of the
Tulford, right fie d; Baldwin, ceo. - d R M. Ashec-
ter held ; llobgood , lei I new. . q and UeemM
Uo out and witness ine game - team are ba9ebaU
thus help along one of the worthiest thoroughly understand
institutions located in our miasi. . . .
The North Carolina League Bea
son began today with the following
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r..i.. ba r. iintainff games in aaaiuon 10 me uwum-
1 M I.... . WnlnmK ' .1 Wl .
r.L 1. . TS... ".vll.. VyUiriUlLB VlUir; XhitlCIL'U B. Illl-
rorin uppusiic iiiniij .uiivf,v. a . w
boro vs. New Bern, at New Bern-.
The umpires assigned for these
games were: Harry Mace, of Wash
ington, at. New Bern; Thomas Mc-
Namara, of Pittsburg, fa., at Wil
DURHAM TEAM'S FIRST
GAMEllN CHARLOTTE.
For the Next Four Months There
Will be Lively Ball Ahead for
the Six Cities. .
The Durham baseball team, of
the State League, left Sunday after
noon for Charlotte, where they were
scheduled to play the team of that
city this afternoon. They play there
again on Tuesday and Wednesday,
after which they go to Kaleigh to
play the three remaining days of
the week.
Durham and Charlotte both have
strong teams. Otis 11. Mocksdale,
DOING A BIG BUSINESS.
The Quaker Hemedy Co., is giv
ing free entertainments every night
in the western part of the cityon
the vacant lot near Norris' store,
iu9t across the railroad from Trini-
tv College. The crowds that at
. tji ij..j r
tend ate large, in fact o.i Saturday mingion; ueorge wuu x .uuu, u.
night there were several hundred Ph.ladelph.a, at Charlotte,
people prPeDt, including men, wo- t From now until Tuesday, Sep em-
men and children, and the best of u , " ?
order prevailed. i . .u i e ;n
. n ininn (a Iho Invars nr Inn aam in
What struck a Sun representative r'Lv.o yMv ' .
perhaps more forcibly than anything Z1L " Cf. ' Ra .
else was the eagerness with wbich YTt Z L "
the people purchased Quaker Heme- eign eru 80U "S'-
dies. Persons were cured of head- Mal Tn...nrmw Afiemnnn.
ache, toothache, etc., almost m-. A caUed meeUng of the JaUan S.
staotiy on the platform in full view Cafr Ch ter of Daughters of the
of the people. There was such a Coqfed' wiU be held tomorrow
iT afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the mono
that Dr. Payne could hardly wait Libra The meeting win fce for
uui uu.uimingu, the purpose of perfecting arrange
the case every night, the fame of ;(i,,n. nfnnnr
the reraedies having
out the citv and coun
Some remarkable cures have already
been made.
A cake walk performance is also
given dming the' concert, and this
cares you of the blues in its'ludi
ciousness. Liquid Air Coming.
Very many persons have read and
marveled at the paradoxical ana
tartlinf; things done by Liquid Air.
To be at Craven Memorial Hall
Tonight.
The Boston Festival Orchesta ar-
rived in Durham today from Ual
eigh, where they appeared on Satur
day night. Tonight the orchestra
will give a concert in the Craven
Memorial Hall.
Bv reaaest. the first number on
the program will be William Tell
Overture.
This magnificent orchestra of fifty
pieces has charmed the auuieuees
everywhere they have appeared.
Secure your ticket tor toe con
cert at once at Sneed's druaj store.
Concert will begin at 9 o clock,
so as to allow persons -attending tht
church services to be present, at the
beginning.
After the concert, the member
of the orchestra expect to have by
special train for Greensboro.
REVIVAL CLOSES.
Thirty-Four Conversions at the Trinity
Church Meeting.
The revival services, which were
in progress at Trinity Methodist
church for several days, closed Sun
day night. As a result 34 protes
sions.
At the Sunday morning services,
26 lomed that church, 22 on protes
sion of faith and 4 by transfer. The
ordinance of baptism was admin
iatered upon 18 persons.
Rev. W. C. Norman conduoted
the sjrvices throughout the meeting
and preached in a most able and
convincing manner. The entire
membership of the church has been
greatly built up and strengthened,
and the gracious influences mam
fested will doubtless last for some
time to come.
3 cents the yard is our special low price for pure Silk
Wash Taffeta Ribbon, full three and three-quaiter inch
es wide.
Two thousand yards, embracing all colors and white
and black.
The 13 cent Ribbon Sensation.
8. r 1 the purpose ot pertecting arrange-,
t, the fame of mento t0 gjve lhe crosses of honor to
spread through. the veterafl8 on next Friday 8fter.
ounty as well. Tfae cr088e8 wiU be given
only to Buch as have returned the
blanks.
The presentation will occur in the
Opera House at 4 p. m. , Friday.
Hon. D. H. McLean is to deliver
the address.
Couuty Commissioners.
The Board of County Comrais
sioners met today in regular month
ly session. Very little business
outside of regular routine matters,
I such as providing for the outside
poor, auditing and allowing ac
counts, etc. . was transacted. The
Board will be in BesBion again to
morrow ana-prnapB longer.
1
'last) Taffeta Ribbon
For the Neck and Waist.
ELLIS, STONE & CO.
WE WILL CLOSE OUT !
Wo txmiI olnan nnr our pnf.irfi stock f rom tViis date at the
old corner stand without reserve. Every dollar's worth
a 1 1 l Jtki rr
of Clothing and Shoes at halt price All ouc. anu $1 uu
Li'i.fa or in fin,! 7iV 9Fi nnd WV. Neck woarat 20 and 40c.
$1 and $125 Hats for 75c. All other goods in same
T .... T .-li 1 II 1 1 .
proportion. These goods will De soiu ai aoove prices
o vafoil r r irn will PrllQl ilpr fi rironosition for the whole.
b i bun j x nv nut vi..'.v. r i' 1
turning over our well established old corner stand to
the purchaser. This is the opportunity of a life time to
engage in business at a good, well advertised stand, and
to buy hne goods at almost give away prices.
LAMBE and LYON,
One Price Clothiers and Furnishers.
-SHOE SPECIALS.-
Police Court.
There were seven cases .tried in
the police court this morning.
;
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"m9i will want' to see and .nce Woods, charged witn assauu
iwrnoreWitis wonderful fluid, and battery w,tb dead y weapon
: mrs. l. reRKiii80h:&:,ESfi. ETiifiS
apio-tf all win nave an opuoriuuu, to uU , n,vmpnt nt 2 bo.
so. A large number of tickets have - y " ' ' J
already been spoken for and all go- juagmeu. , uu uu-.-.
r J . . . 0 rosnontivelv. Two drunks were let
ing should secure seats early. Mfl 9 0 t resnec
The lecture is not a sensational v.r - - - t . ,.
. . . s hvoW . Onn for nislurhinc the neace
one, but a series ot new wonaers "-v- - 7. 4o nn r
will be presented from Btart to tin- B "u
iah. It will begin promptly at 8:45 M WMv.a Father Dead.
Concert by the Orphans. M': John F. Wily, cashier of the
V r . oTford Ornhan West Virginia on account of the
orphans from the Oxford Orphar nr. John Boll-
Asvium are oeing auiu uy , ..... m-, j ..
V .. ?. tu. wi:-.. hgWilv. Mr. Wily received the
under me supervision ui nioa um- o . 03 j 1 r. 1
' . r . . 1 aA informal inn on nundav and left
beth Taylor. The price 01 aamis- -
. ' tin 15 orjover the Southern railway in re
gion to the concert will be 15, i- r-.u . iiA k..
... II . V 1 1- I HIII1I1HH IU IUO UlCBCiatiC. 1IB Uo IU
and 60 cents, nave me seais ucu.- -r-- "
doff at once at Vaughan's drug ""cere sympathy of our people in
HIS W. . w
Tee Collection of Statuary.
A Somerville, N. J , dispatch
savs that the largest private collec
tion of Btatuary and baBes imported
into this country has arrived tnere
for James B. Duke, president Qf the
American Tobacco Company. The
collection numbers about two hun
dred pieces and filled several freight
care.
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 k Ladies' Patent Ideal Kid Ox-
01 r - m km farA for this wpf-k. $2 KC.
ouuc iv 1 Luis nnki j" T t 1 w-
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1
Straw hats from 10 cts np, at A.
Max's. Get one now before they
are picked over.
A SPRINKLING OF NECKWEAR
from this elegant Hoe will put your assort
n.Ant tn the most satisfactory condition.
There's a sparkling variety of all styles of
nenk flxlnns for this season spots, figures,
vertical stripes ana cross bars, as well as
plain effects In beautiful colors.
Collars ot all shapesthat are correct.
Soft Shirts In many new weaves and combinations.
Johnston Furnishing Co.
'Phone 440, Durham, N. C.
store. The entertainment this year
will be one of the best and most en
joyable. Go out and hear the or
phans sing.
The Game Saturday.
The exhibition game oLball Sat
urday afternoon between the Trin
ity and Durham teams was won oy
SdarRB in Same Sections.
t mm oontinna t hrnnarhniit this I the last named bv a score of 9 to 8
part of the State there is reported a Morris and Sullivan, of the Durham
gcarcity of white tarm lanorers. a iteam, am ine puuumg iui immj.
number of families have moved to The winning run was made in the
Durham during the past few months ninth inning, the score being a tie
to obtain work in the mills and in in the eighth. Durham's team show
other businesses. A good many ne- ed up well at the bat, and in fact,
groes have also come here to obtain I every player did well.
wur. . ... , . .
i here will oe no enuauipmeui ui
Reward. tke state Guard this year. The cost
Ten dollars reward win oe paia 0f Bending the provisional regiment
for evidence to convict the person .A thn Charlpston Eitnosition was
that damaged the pay station tele- kpiwppn 4.000 and 5.000. The
phone at Southern Kailway passen- Slate hever had a better representa-
.1 . W W Q.i.nr Sunt I.. . I . I Ikl.
Wanteda Cook.
Any color, nationality or shape.'
House furnished. Apply at this
office. ml-tf.
guo &lvtKtlstmt&t.
flPPBTIZING
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 of English Plates, Caps and
Saccers, and bowls, we are selling
at io cents each. Nice handled
Caps and Saucers at all times, at
40 cents per set, at
J. HENRY SMITH'S
ger depot
W. W. Shaw, Supt.
m3 3t.
ct lawns. See
them at A: Mix's.
9
them and get
tinn nutsidft of its borders than this
regiment gave it.'
North
at
The most complete Duplicator on
the market. We are agents for it
and would be glad to have you call
and examine it if y&u do any Du
nlirflte work. Also see the SUN
and CHICAGO Typewriters that
we will sell you cneap.
Yours truly,
S. C. ANDERSON CO.
Boys straw Hats, lioys straw
Hats. Johnston Furnishing Co.
Don't Let Them Suffer-. -
Cften chi'dren are tortured with
Carolina cut hearings
A. Max's for lOcts per doaon.
It is estimated that 12,000 to' 15,
nnr wKHa men in the State disfran
chised themselves, from voting by
I failing' to nav poll tax. u is
it ixu i a a a .
itching and burning eczema and tnougui mat over ou.uuu ut-groco .
other skin diseases but Bucklen'a the State will lose their vote on the
Arnica Salve heals the raw sores, game account.
r 1 rp, fVia rn wmoilir fr.ronatlvA-
without a scar. vioan, iragrani,, j "7' r.vr,: 'o." "I "a
cheap: there's no salvo on earth as neaH, ouiuur.u.u ovuuiu
ffood lTV it. 1. urn euaraniwu. . ' - - - r. -
Only 250 at It. Blacknall & Son'. n centa' For fia,eby
TONE & DURABILITY
Over 117,000 Now in
Use.
f The Nobbiest Patent Call and Patent Kid J
4 Oxfords to be seen this season.
Q BUflCMOfliW COiyiPP Y. Q
THE BEATEN BISCUITz:
originated in the old Southern families, in ante-bellum days, when hos
pitality and good cheer were the signs of good breeding. But the mak-
ine of thi; favorite bread tojmeny invoivea uoia umc anu anu ui
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late years was in aanger 01 uecomiug a iwai mu
.THE ACME BISCUIT BEATER
however, makes this process an easy and quick one and all honse kef p-
ers who try it pronounce u to De one ui mc muai uaciui mvcuiwus
of the day. For sale by
TAYLOR 6c PHIPP&
"THE (IPPEL OFT
, - POCLflip THE TO "
t ha woll drnsspfi is ft nroner desire for both ftian
and woman. We know that at our store men can get the
proper Apparel. We make special effort to please, and
have everything in Ready-To-W.ear Clothing, Under
wear, Shirts, Straw liats, isecKwear, v, necessary 10
make men properly clothed for Spring. Come in and let
us make you iook new. n is useless iur us tu cummcjii
on the fact that our customers are always pleased. If you
are not one, come aim jum mo yiuccoanm. n o mik
you good. "Sale Agents For Knox Hats."
W. A. SLATED COMPANY,
CLOTH lEKS ANU fUKKISUfcKS.
PIAUOSAK L MblNb )
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GOLD AND COLORS.
AT HALF PRICE. .
Next door to Postoffice.
'Phone 412.
ibihiis
Established ibJM
To)
TRflNKLlN PIANOS.
.HARVARD PIANOS.
Sold for cash or easy payments.
W. R. Murray,
Main Street, Durham, N. C.
C. P. I lowerton & Son.
man 9 tf
tug H-tf
r