North Carolina Newspapers

J 1 - J I DUEHAIL, N. C, THURSDAY. JUNE 5, IDOi VOLUili: iU&! Swu'txtsa Dm. Waterman's t Fountain Pen Makes it's Mark around NEW PROFI PROFESSORS. Elected at Trinitv College for Next Year. Oue of tbemcwt important an nouncements made at the Trinity commencement was tbe appointment of new professors to the chairs re cently established by Mr. B. N. Duke. Dr. W. II. Glosson, of George School, Pennsylvania, was elected Professor of Political Economy, to succeed Prof. Jerome Dowd. He is. a graduate of Cornell. He took his degree at Colombia, writing a thesis on. Pension Legislation, that attracted widespread attention. Prof. VY. II. Wannamaker, a i in mm WIND UP OF A MOST BR1L LIANT.COMJUJENCEWENT. The commencement exercises of Trinity College tre thing of tbe past. The annual reception on Wed nesday night was a fitting wind-op of the most brilliant, enjoyable and largely attended commencement ever witnessed in Durham. The reception was given in honor of the graduating class. The pa tronesses were Mrs.. B. N. Duke, graduate of Wofford, and Master of Mrs. T. D. Jones," Mrs. J. C. Kilgo, Get Them at J c- Delicions Arts of Trinitv. and for tbe oast 'f'ha WOPlfl-iy Hmard, was . lilts. IW elected to the chair of German and given two years leave of absence. As assistant in English at lrinity last year, he was very popular and highly esteemed. Prof. Albert M. Webb, of Bell Buckle, Tenn , a graduate of And- over Academy and Yale, and for the past year graduate student of Yale. He was elected to the chair of Romance Language. Dr. F. C. Rousmerer, of Harvard, who bad charge of the German de partment at the Illinois College the past year, was elected to nil tbe chair of German. J fat r DON'T LEAVE THE BHIET OUT of consideration. nit Is one of the most Im portant items of the summer man's attire. No, sir! We haven't forgotten the shirts Ton won't think so when you see the hun dreds of dozens here, Tbe variety of the styles and the Rood . quality Is Just as remarkable as the quantity I - 1 . J T Whether you buy a shirt because you must you every accommodation , ana bdo w wear one or buy one becauss you like to I you every COUrtesV possible. 1 be SeaboariLis a hustler for your pat ronage Sirs. B. S. Leax, Mrs. W. H.Bran son, Mrs. E. M. Graham, Mrs. J. Stagg, Mrs. C. B. Green, Mrs. A. h. Lloyd, Mrs. J. C. Angler, Mrs YV. D. Carmichall, Mrs. W. H. McCabe, Miss Anne Roney. Men and women were present from all parts of North Carolina. Tbe whole hrst floor of the Washington Duke Building was crowded to its utmost capacity. The building and the fountain in front was brilliantly lighted. Music was dispensed by the First Regiment Band of Rich mond. The receiving party stood in the beautiful parlor of the Duke build ing, and from nine to eleven o clock welcomed tbe throng of people who passed through. Tbe receiving party was beaded by President and Mrs. Kilgo. Then came Mr. James H. Southgate, President of the Board of Trustees, Mrs. PauK Brown, of St. Louis, Miss Maude Dinwiddie, of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. uke, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Udell, ot Concord, Mr. a. w. sparger and Miss Florence Roney, of Durham, Supt. J. A. Matheson, of tbe Dur ham Public schools, and Miss Lizzie Taylor, of Durham, Mr. R. A. Mayer, of Charlotte, and Miss Florence Holt, of Washington, D. C.,Mr. I. E, Avery, of Charl6tte, and Miss Sadie Root, of Raleigh, Mr. S. W. Anderson, of Wilson, and Miss Pearl Long, of Graham, Mr. mond, or any of the points they H. F. Robinson, of the Senior Class, make, will convince you of the fact and Miss Marjie Jordan, of Durham. that they run nice trains and give Mr. G. H. Flowers, ot the Senior Fraternity;" Dr. Edwin Mims, to "Tbe Fraternity in College;" and several impromptu talks were made. Dr. La win Minis, of. Delta Kappa Epsilon, and Prof, and Mrs. Charles W. Edwards were the guests of the fraternity. Others present were Hon. II. A. Foushee with Miss Mabel Tomlinson, R. T. Faucette, Jr., with Miss Elizabeth Turnbull, J. P. Breedlove with Miss Corrie Scruggs, of Spartanburg, S. C, Richard Webb with Miss Blanche Gunn, of Winston; D. W. Newsom 'with Miss Myrtle Moore, of Rock ingham; It. A. Law, of Spartan- burg, S. C, with Miss Katie Moore, of Washington, N. C, J. M. Or. raond of Ormondsville, with Miss Lizzie Utley, of Apex; E. W. Spen cer, oi Uitord, witn Miss Jessie Wyatt, of Raleigb; M. T. Friz- zelle, of .Ormondsville, with Miss Rae Moore, of Washington, N. C, J. A. Long, Jr., of Roiboro, with Miss Mamie Winstead, of Roxboro; J. P. Frizzelle, of Ormondsville, with Miss Mary Hunter, of Rox boro; M E Newsom, Jr., of Little ton, with Miss Elraa Featherstone, of Roxboro; Dr. II. A. Royster, of Raleigh, and F. L. Fuller of Dur An Accommodating Road. Durham is fortunate in having a railroad centering here whose ofh cials take a special delight in cater ing to the wishes of their patrons, Hid try in everyway to accommo: date and please them. Ibis is tbe Seaboard Air Line, and by their uniform courtesy, from tbe general passenger agent down to S. II. Reams, the resident agent, they nave made lasting triends among our people. While some others may refuse courtesies to the press, for value received, the Seaboard has recognized the benefits of printer's ink and has not been disposed to have it all their own way. A trip over the Seaboard to Norfolk, Rich- dress well the right shirt Is here. Johnston Furnishing Co. Vgo MS I'd r.. r cSTABLISHEO IftTT 1;, PIAUG ENflWHrn FOB TONE & DURABILITY Over 117,000 v Use. Now in FRANKLIN PIANOS. HARVARD PIANOS. Sold for cash or easy payments W. R. Murray, Main Street, Durham, N. C. r iff v ; i ; i ; i , T . r . ! '!'!'! 1' j j ilflll lone to New Jersey. Prof. Albert Wbitehouse, who has been connected with the Angier Duke Qymnaainm. at Trinity Park, for a number of years, and teacher of physical culture, left today for New Jersey where he and his family will reside in the future, lbe best wishes of our people go with them. The Professor will be located at Finderne Park, where he will have a wider scope' for bis profession. W. W. Card, an old pupil of Mr. Wbitehouse, will succeed him here and have charge of this branch of instruction at. Trinity Park. He is in every way capable of filling the position. A Cute Turnout. . James Lee lyree, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. IS. L lyree, is a great horseman and is now the pos sessor of a beutiul pony, which is the acme of his delight. And he is as gallant as he is joyful. He j appeared on Cleveland street, Tues day afternoon, in a little wagon the whole outfit being one of tbe cutest things seen on our streets for some time. James Lee was sharing bis iov with his across the street The Society Medals. In order to set things right and accord honor to whom honor is due, we publish again the names of tbe winners of tbe medals in the Colum bian and Hesperian Societies of Trinity College, which were pre sented on Tuesday night. We tried to give this to our readers on Wed nesday afternoon, but tbe printer slipped up on it so that this part was almost unrecognizable. In the Columbian Society. De claimed medal, to E. M Tillettt; debater's medal, to G. N. Smith; orator's medal, to E. O. Smithdeal. In the Hesperian Society. De claimed medal, to J. R. Tournage; debater s and orator s medals, to L. P. Howard. Picnic at Trinity Park. The Methodist Sunday School, of Kinston, will run their annual ex cursion to Durham on Tuesday of next week. Ibey will picnic at Trinity Park, and everything possi ble will be done to make them have a delightful time. Kinston people will be here about a thousand strong. A better place for a day's outing could not have been selected. Less than tbe usual amount of money will buy more than the usual amount of foot-wear goodness. There's a streak of luck for those who have shoe needs now. Low Class, and Miss Lila Markhara, of Durham. Mr. J. A. Hornadav, of the Senior Class, and Miss Maude Lambe, of Durham, Mr. J. M. Or mond of tbe Senior Class, and Miss Lizzie Utley, of the Greensboro Fe male College. Much of the success of the evening was due to the most efficient services of the patronesses. In addition to the name given nhnvo t.Vio fnllnwinrr frnm A diatunpn b !:. :i M...V. were noted. The number of visitors f"UC8 h m" 0 was so great that we were unable to secure but a small list of the many who were present: MisBes Margaret Jordan, Danville, Va.; Catherine Hanes, Winston; Pearl Dixon, Ral eigh; Margaret Howard, Mobile, Ala.; Frank lianes, Winston; Lucie Cobb, New York; Ellie Few, Greer's, S. C. : Lila M. Young, Winston; Ger trude Foreman, Elizabeth City; Helen May Scott, Virginia; Ethel Gray, Gastonia; Rae Moore, Wash ington, N. U. ; ulanone make, Liz zie Terrell, Jessamine Higgs, Ral eigh; Em Hood, Smithfield; Pattie Adams, Monroe; Nellie Tnoe, Lex ington; Ida Flora, Elizabeth City; Burweil, Virginia; Mae rsicnols, Washington; Pearl and Bessie Gulb. rie, Raleigh; Owens, Virginia; Ma mie Jenkins, Virginia; Eleanor New som, Littleton, Lucy Farabow, Stem: Reade, Mt. Tirzah; Clark, Reidsville; Hazel York, Creedraore; Fur- New Straw Hats, Johnston Dishing Co. Qtva &&vtxtistrntnt. Improved WMte Mountain Freezer with Crank, Housekeepers SiiDDlies:- SPECIAL BARGAINS. Sheets ready for use. Pillow eases ready for use. These in plain hems and hemtitrhe(J. Special values in huck and damask towels. bath towels. Extra heavy turkish bath rugs. Turkish Table Linens and napkins in snow-white scotch da mask. AYJbite spreads ready hemed for use. See our special real value $1.25. extra size white spreads at 98 cents, Bargains in House- keeping Supplies. ELLIS, STONE & CO. RBDUGTION SftLB .IN SUITS. To close out a few broken lots we place on special sale about fifty. handsome suits at a reduction of 20 and 25 per cent from our forner low prices. Each lot is rep resented in our show window with prices marked on it. These are values you should see. Ours for cash are the lowest every time. .LAMBE Li LYON, One Price Clothiers and Furnishers. SPECIAL BARGAIN SNAP IN UISSEV SLIPPERS. TOMORROW, (Friday), we will place on our bargain table 58 pairs CHILDREN and MISSES' Patent Leather Vamp, one strap san dals, solid leather through and through, sizes 5 to 2, at.... 85c a Pair. Burch-Gorman Company. :THE BEATEN BISCUIT" originated in the old Southern families, in antebellum days, when hos pitality and good cheer were the signs of good breediog. But the mak ing of tbi ; favorite bread formerly involved both time and labor and of late years was in danger of becoming a lost art. .THE ACME BISCUIT BEATER...... however, makes this process an easy and quick one and all honse-keep ers who try it pronounce it to be one of the most useful inventions of the day. For sale by TfVYLOR 6c PHIFPS. O. BOYS' WflSHPLE PPTS. O The mothers of Durham will do a good part for their boys when they have fitted them out in our Washable Pants. We have them in variety and good quality at a neighbor.for tacked in the wagon castlebury, Raleigh; Myers, PhiU- eandcees fttf eay topeh"aU low pHce. Fine line of Neckties, 25 and50ceilts. These nrW K li i m aria I S 1 1 1 a Miafi Ufarrrrott.a I J 1 V 1 - . M.Ia J inblA iA Vlma nnta At. naif(ut.l unri t.horafVtrA pun a month. I . ... ty. " a fc articles are all new, and the young and old men can get U&lBltt liti uuiu, uuuuBii mil) iuuuw i cream rreezers, oecause n comDioes more with him was little Miss Margrette delDjia: Mamie W instead, Elma Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Featherstone, Roxboro; Julia and C. C. Thomas, and they were just Annie Brooks, Nashville, N. ,0.; as happy as little two bugs id a rug. Katie SykeSjGrissom; Bessie Thomp 2' : Leasburg. 23 land, in West Durham, half mile trom ftrwm mills, part ot origi nal Blackball land, for sale on rea sonable terms by W. O. BLACK- MALL. 5-1 w because freer.lne. fill produce a It la remark iftlv aulck It has the trlole motion, and delicious smooth, and even-grain cream In four minutes or less. It is exceptionally aurame. xne tuos arc hullt verv gtrontr. and will not warp, leak, or crack, and tbe cans are made of the finest quality bright charcoal tin plate. Its beaters and Interior mechanism are nl a t nri vlt.h hlrwlr t.ln ttnA t.hn Aitnrlnr mniul n1omiarit Hnc.ini functions of TrinitV oarts re cast Iron, finely galvanl.ed to r - . ....... . I nrovent rustme. KAPPA ALPHA BANQUET. The last bat one of the most This beautiful Mantel in Polished Quar- . A ta, tnr nnl tMM. Or COmulCte Wltll nickeled, brassed or coppered Orate and Tile for only $34 00 We carry a full line of sam niTiis. M&ntela. Oratfs and Tiles all In ml 111 11 of .husiaes. therefore we civa our customers the advantage of the lowest possible prices. 0. F. & R. E. V1LKERS0H. Office opposite Court House. tna)27-tf FllQUftY SPRINGS I The Barbam House at Fuquay 9prlngs is . hundred yards from the Springs. Can ..immndate 25. Rates moderate. Address iL 8. BABHAM, Proprietor, Foauay Bprings, N. 0 Tbirty.two negro women convicts from tbe penitentiary are sent to tbe ! state farm on tbe Roanoke. Phone 500. Says He Was Tortured. I suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk," writes H. Rob inson, Hillsborough, Ills, "butliuck Ion's Arnica Salve, completely cured them " Acts like magic on Sprains, Bruises, Cute, Sores, Scalds, Burns, B il8. Ulcers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles Cure guaranteed bv K. Blacknall & Bon's. Frice 25 cent. - commencement (the annual reception being the last) was tbe banquet 01 th Kaona Aloha Fraternity, at r a w ' Hotel Carroliua. In the room were large numbers of palms, ferns and potted plants, while from tbe ceiling nnng grace- m . p 1 : 1 l 1 M Irlnslvn. fUl iesioons u uhuhuu - x,;e ne frame I, made straight with nrovBnt rustlnir. It is tne only ireezer inau wr u auupiex malleable Iron dasher ana double sell aU- lustlnc scraners, which keep every particle of cream In constant motion, causing It to free?e faster and more evenly than can possibly be accomplished by any other free lers. We would call attention to a new and lm nnrtant chanse In the stvle and adlUHtm'ii f the gear frame of all White Mountain Kree.ers from two quarts to ten quarts in' what theyneed. Our stocks of Men's Clothing, Hats, Underwear, Shirts, &c, is still complete. , . . "SOLE AGENTS FOR KNOX U ATS." CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. w; EVERYBODY EAT ! -NEW GROCERIES ! 3 Pure leather suit cases cheap, Johnston Furnishing Co. at the fraternity colors, tables were arranged in tbe shape of the E. A. emblem, tne ureek cross, ana gauy decorated with crimson and gold ribbons. Covers were laid for forty guests. Ur. 11. A. noysier aciea as toast master. Mo happier selection could have been made, for the Doctor's Dowers of wit and courtesy were in evidence. Mr. F. B. Parker re sponded to the toast, "Tbe Kappa DR. S. RAPPORT Can bo consulted In his office . 115 West Main Btreet, except on each Tuesday and Wednesday. Modern ame is made straight with aT 1 :..... .,aA 'Mr f. I methods usod in tbe examination of the eye. edge end on the crank side of freesers mat 1 -r - Hnectacleand Eveiilaas franies skillfull v ad Hts and clamps into a new L-shapea ear. fanntr onrt heavv LiroceruS. in new ......j Thl hnlri the frame flrmlv. and at tbe same . . "7.. ; . j. , , ,,, t ,uij-i. r. i, arfi,,utmnt i TTnntin hiiiininp on unurcn streer. i It is a decided improvement, - - ... . . Duruam and community at a small adjustment. Hopkins building on Church street, and adds tol.. T iTo.nn n th trAn nf the anuearanceofthefreeter. . tnai 1 "ut'4"fi l" """" J. HENRY SMITH'S, Next door to Postoffice. r'Phone 412. Subscribe to thfeWKmT8o. I Tint Wutxt 8on, Si per year. llon. H. A. Foushee, jo "Tbe Legal Read the Sun dally or weekly and be happy. If you have any- thine to sell or wish to buy adver tise In Ifat column. It paya. margin. . . All orders entrusted to me will have my personal supervision, with thanks tor same. All goods delivered free. Inter state 'Phone 490. SIM. F. BULLOCK. mavis Iw bCALKR ! WOOD AND COAL. Can supply wood in any quantities. 4. Cut wood a specialty. Interstate Phone 11 S. lun-Ttf The Daily Scn I?, a year, or 25Cfiitf9 aonth. Get thepiews evrv ventu.' ' '