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JiltojuIjiS K. T. LEA.
Announcement.
I hereby announce myself as candidate for
theofceeof constable of Durham township,
to J candidacy wiil be subject to the action of
tii Democratic primaries or the Democratic
convention. If given the support of the
Democrat of the county I oledge my eutlre
time to the duties of the office.
jU-tf J. P. MASSEY.
Announcement.
1 announce myself a candidate for the of
fice of Register of Deeds of Durham County,
ublect to the endorsement of the Democrat'
1c Convention. If nominated and elected, I
j promise to serve you to the best of my abil
ity. Eespectfully,
may90-U M.G.MARK BAM
EXTRA 1 EXTRA !
Try the Boston Shoe Repairing Company
ana yoa will be pleased. New man Just iroiu
Boston. Lowest prices "ver heard of in Dur-
nam.
H.ADLAR
Junl8-lw Hear City Btables.
FOR SALE.
4-room house ti acres 3 acres
woods Fairfax Co., Va., near the
Southern Railroad, 18 miles from
Washington, D. C. Eligible for
eardening, poultry, huckstering.
Apples, pears, peaches, plums in
bearing. Church, school and post
office near. $300 00 part cash.
H.BUFORD,
Claiborne, Amherst Ct, Va.
Iand adjoining for sale.
juni8-iw
A FODRTH OF JOLT TREAT
for Cncle Sam that will make him wish, like
Tom Marshall of Kentucky , did, that his
t.hmut, won aa Inns as the Potomac river that
he might enjoy the elongated pleasure of
feeling It all the way down, It a glass of cold,
Hnarkllnff and amber Portner beer, more de
licious to the palate of the thirsty than nec
tar was to the gods of yore. Be sure and or
der a case of Portner for your Fourth of Ju
ly celebration, or a bottle of our Green Kiv
nr Rvn whtukev. the whiskey without a head
ache, or any thing else you may need iu the
way or pure wines, liquors, oranaies, ocu.
T. II. SCOGGINS.
No. 124 CORNER MANGUM & PEABODY STS
octl-tf
W. E. HOLT.
-dealer in
Choicb Home Killed Meats:
BEEP, PORK, VEAL add SPRING LAMB.
Either. 'Phone. Prompt Delivery,
H. D. LEIGH,
J13 lm Assistant.
The Tourist Season
1 OPENS WITH THE
MONTH OP JUNE,
AND THE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
ANNOUNCES THE SALE Ot
LOW RATE
FROM
fll Southern Points
To the delightful Resorts located on
and reached via Its line:..
These Tickets bear final limit
October 31, 1902.
That section of North Carolina known as,
"THE LAND OF THE SKY "
AND THE
" SAPPHIRE COUNTRY "
Is particularly attractive to those In search
of mountain resorts, where the air is ever
cool and Invigorating, and where accommo
dations can be had either at the comfortable
and well kept boarding houses or the, more
expensive and up-to-date hotels.
ADDITIONAL SLEEPING CARS
Placed In service from various points
to Principal Resorts, thus affording
GREATLY IMPROVED FACILITIES
For Reaching those Points.
Particular attention is directed to the ele
gant Dlnlng-Car Service on princi
pal through trains.
The Southern Railway has Just Issued Its
handsome Resort Folder, descriptive of the
many delightful reserts along the line of Its
road. This folder also gives the names ot
proprietors of hotels and boarding houses and
number of guest they can accommodate.
Copy can be had upon application to any
Southern Railway Ticket Agent.
W. A. TURK, 8. H. BARDWICK.
. Pasa. Traffic Mg'r. Gen. Pass. Ag't
' Washington, D. O.
June 10 2m
The Weekly Son Is only $1 a
year. From 20 to 23 columns of
live, interesting local, state and
general news each week. Sub
scribe and get a wide-awake Dur
ham paper. ,
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lu:vX-ri.c L.-la.r.
New B;rn Won Both on
day.
TLe victory ia both of Wevlues
,y afterLOua'b games went to Ne
w- , 1.1 -
liem. Uurtam set-mtu 10 cave ruu
against a double dose ot nara iuck.
It took ten innings to decide the
first eame. the score at the end of
the ninth standiner 3 to 3, e
Bern made four in the tenth, causing
the score to stand at the close of the
game, 7 to 3 in their favor.
1 he second game requited as ioi-
lows: New Bern, 5; Durham, 3,
Gettig was taken out of toe box at
the end of the fifth inning, and
Symons substituted for the re&t of
the game. Durham made her tnrt-e
runs in the fifth inning.
Daring the progress of the first
same, and m tne eignin tuning,
Umpire Dolan was struck by a hot
iiner batted by Devlin, of New bern,
and was knocked out for a few min
utes. The ball struck Pitcher
Morris' hand, which in a measure
hrnkft the force of the blow, aud
continuing ltsiourney, hit tne um
mre in the foreheal. Mr. uoian
dropped to tfce ground as if shot
In a few minutes he recovered eum-
ciently from the blow and was able
to Droceed with this eame and also
to nmpire the game which followed
H in all rmht with the exception of
swollen nlace where the ball bit
r 1
him.
FlBST GAME.
Score. rue
Newbern 001000110 4-7 10 0
Durham OQOJ5 000 I 0 0-3 . 8 4
Batteries: New Bern, Ba-s and
Daum: Durham. Morris and Cos
tello.
Summary:" Earned runs, New
Bern 4, Durham 3. Bases on balls,
off Morris 3. Two base hits, Fill
man . Stocksdale and Costello. Home
run. Louffhlin. Double plays, Kan
dolph to Devlin to Loughlin, Lough
in to. Devlin, Carr to Mcuade to
Stooksdale. Hit by pitched ball,
by Bass 1, Struck out, by Bass 5,
by Morris 1. Passed balls, Costello
Left on bases, JNewtserna, uur
bam 3. Stolen bases, Mew Bern 14,
Durham 1. Time of game, 2:05.
SECOND GAMS.
Score. R h. k.
Durham 00003000 0-3 12 5
Newbern 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 x-5 7 2
Batteries: Durham, Stocksdale
and Curranj New Bern, Gettig, Sy
mons and Daum.
Summary: Earned runB, Durham
j, iew ueru a. uassce uu uib, uu
XT T Ck T V.U ffl
Stocksdale 2, off Gettig 3, off Sy
mons 1. Two base hit, Rockford
Double play, Carr to McDade jto
Rockford. Struck out, by Stocks
dale 5, by Gettig 3. Passed balls, j
Curran 1. Stolen bases, Durham
2, New Bern 7. Time of game, 1 :45.
The game at Wilmington resulted
as follows: Wilmington 4; (Jbar-
lotte, 1. The game at Raleigh was
won bv Greensboro by a score of 3
to 2.
STANDING OF N. C. LEAGUE
Won. Lost.
Charlotte 32 0
Raleigh .22 17
New Bern 20 19
P. 0.
.842
.504
.513
.462
Greensboro 18 21
Durham 17 ' 22
Wilmington 7 31
.436
.184
Only 12 days left us to close out
our stock of Fine Wines and Liquors
at cost. Cheek-Royster Co. 19-2t
The J. O. U. A. M., excursion to
Richmond, Saturday, June 21st, will
be a pleasant trip. 50cts cheaper
than any run before. 13-3t.
The shareholders of the Eastern
Insurance Company of this state,
meet and elect directors and ofhoers.
David Tayloe is president.
Don't Let Them Suffer.
Often, chi'dren are tortured with
itching and burning eczema and
other ekin diseases but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve heals the raw sores,
expels inflammation, leaves the skin
without a scar. Clean, fragrant,
cheap; there's no salve on earth as
good. Try it. Cure guaranteed.
Only 25c at R. Black nail & Son's
Only 12 days left us to close out
our stock of Fine Wines and Liquors
at cost. Cheek-Royster Co. 19-2t
Best.Mu8codova molasses, 35 cents
per gallon, at A. Max's. Regular
price 50 cts.
ire rnnimmr A
4 FOR COLDS, LA-GRIPPE and ALL f
f ' HEADACHES.
! IT ilEVER FJLILS.
I BOLD BY ALL DBUGGISTS.
A. Max's prices on summer dress
goods, ladies underwear, and milli
nery are attractive enough to draw
every sensible woman.
The Daily Sun is $3 a year, 01
25 cents a month. Get the news
every evening.:, v
Subscribe to, the Wkbixy 8ufc.
4
Gatbjrci iroui Highway, iiy-
ways, Railways and Cthcrways.
Forecast cf the wealter: Fri
day showers: fresh ouiheaat wicds,
becomicg southerly.
I have several hundred dollars
for investment in something legiti
mate. What have too? Address
D.,thia cfice.
18-3U
The furniture
stores have now
adopted the rule of closing
during
the summer months at 7 p. m
ex-
cept on Monday, and Saturday
nights.
General Julian S. Carr has been
invited to speak at the rourth of
July celebration of the Bill Johnson I
Camp of Confederate V eteraus at I
WelJou.
W. A. Bivins. one of the erad-
nstesatthe recent Trinity College
commencement, has been elected
principal of the Athgrton School,
Charlotte.
The tax listers for Durham
township report that probably not
more than one-third have so far
listed. Only teh days more left in
which to list.
A good rain fell east of Dur
ham last night. Parties who came
in over the Norfolk and Western
road today stated that anicerain
.
fell between Roxboro and Stagville
this morning.
A special meeting of Manataka
Tribe of Ked Men will be held this
evening at 7:30 o'clock, in their
wigwam in the Johnson building,
over Lambe & Lyon's store. Busi
ness of great importance to all the
members will come up, and it
strongly ureed that every one be
present who can possibly doso.
The newest, nobbiest and most
conveniently shaped Lunch and
Picnio Baskets at Chek-Royster
Co's. j 19-21
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE.
Uurhamttes a Well Others Are Con
tantly on the Move,
Miss Mary Renn has gone to Sal
isbury to visit Miss Josephine Mau
ney.
Cant. J. B. Hunter, editor of
Thrift, has returned from a trip to
Raleigh. ,
Mrs. Maco-ia Griffin, nf New
A.
i?er who has b een visiti nc friends
- . .
in j)rham, haa gome to Raleieh.
E. R. Moore, supervisor of pub
lie roads of rersou county, was in
the city today.
Miss Beulah Howerton has been
visiting Miss Delma Noell in Rox
boro, this week.
Hon. D. II. McLean passed
through the city this morning on his
way to .Burlington.
Weslev Boddie haH retnrned from
Nashville, N. C, and is back in
xt i -j v 1. :
Blacknall's drug store.
Mrs. W. T. Mabry returned this
morning 10 ner norae in naieign,
. 1. 1 n 1 1
atter a visit 10 ner son, w. A, Ma
bry.
Mrs. A. C. Moorman, of Green
ville. who has heen visitincr the fam.
lly f E,,
J. Shaw: returned home
today.
II.
oauerneia, one 0 last
years lrinity yo lege students,
came over irom rcoxporo this morn-
.u5 auu ieik iuf reeusooro.
Mr. T. J. Horton and bride, nee
Miss Alice Giddens, returned this
morning from their bridal trip to
the western part of the State,
Claud Chamberlain, after a visit
to relatives m Durham, has return
ed to Kinston and accepted a posi
tion there with 11. Dunn, druggist.
Miss Fannie Carr, who stopped
over in Raleigh with Miss Mamie
Jenkins, on her . return from the
Teachers' Assembly at Morehead
City, has returned home.
Miss Georgia Duncan, who has
been spending some eight or ten
weeks with the family of YV. A.
Hinton, left this morning for her
home in Granville oounty.
A plot that is alleged
to have
been disooveted to assassinate King
ha ward, though it cannot be om-
oially affirmed.
Only 12 days left us to.close out
our stpek of Fine Wines and Liquors
at cost.' Cheek-Royster Co. 19-21
Supreme Court in Raleige deoides
that State Treasurer Lacy must pay
an annual - appropriation of $2,500
to Greensboro A. and M. college.
Call at W. M. Yearby's drug
store ana get a iree sample 01 cnam-
berlaln's Stomach, and Liver Tab-
lets, a ney are an eiegani pnysic.
They also improve the appetite,
strengthen the digestion and regu-
late the liver and bowels. They are
easy to take and pleasant in effect.
A. Max is giving a surpassing
show at surprising prices. Don't
dubs getting your share.
i:'TEnr3Ti:;o itehs
mon OUR NEIGHBORS.
Movements of People anl Tilings tn
General, Reported Daily By B. F.
ASercethy.
C. E. Bradshaw, of Richmond,
was in ine village yesieraay .
Larle Lvnn came home nht Bick .
yesterday ,
Lee rerry, of North Durham, has
moved to our village.
Mr. Elkanah Lyoi., of Creed-
moor, who has been visiting n s
niece, Mrs. John A. , Lea, has re-
mrned home
Mrs. Kate Lewis is very sick at
the home of Mrs. Josie Yates.
N. J. Lynn, mother of Julian
Earle Lynn, is very sick.
yu Aiiora, one ot omuu
U0. 8 cieras, IB SICK.
At the meeting bf the E. of P's
Tuesday night the following officers
were elected:
Prof. J. W. Cameron, C. C.
J. R. Ashley, V. C.
Jno. N. Cheek, K. of R. and S.
C. A. Holder, M. of A.
Jno. W. Holder, Prelate.
E. 6. Ward, O. G.
E. H. Emory, I. Gr
Mrs. P. W. Hinson is very low.
J. H. Stone and family have
moved to Lynchburg.
A. W. Kins has srone to Wake
oounty to visit his father. .
r. K. Mims returned yesterday
from Holly Springs.
Miss Lovie Brown is right sick.
Leave news items, subscriptions
and ads at the stores of Abernetby,
Stroud and Kerr.
We are glad to note that Mrs. A.
M. Ellison is able to be out again
after a severe attack of rheumatism.
A. Winestine and wife are both
on the sick list.
The street oars run right by the
door. I mean Shelburn's door,
where the finest photographs in town
are made.
Mrs. C. W. Boone has. gone to
Chatham oounty to visit her mother,
Mrs. Susan I nomas, who is very
sick.
Mrs. L. A. Suggs, who has been
visiting her brother, R. J. Brown,
returned to New Hill today.
Going to Attend the Meeting.
Mrs. Lucy A. Cuninggim, of
Greensboro, passed through the city
this morning going to Raleigh to
attend the annual meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the North Carolina Confer
enoe. This convenes at Edenton
Street church tonight at 8 o'clock
Mrs. Cuninggim is president.
Received Degree of A. B.
Miss Isabel Elias, of Franklin
Macon county, who graduated from
iUJ t"e years gu, na
t::. nn .u - 1
received the degree of A. B. from
Columbia University. This is
roost deserved honor, and all the
friends of this Brilliant young lady
I ... -r
are reioiced at her success.
. $500,000 Union Depot.
JNobfolk, June 18 the seven
railroads entering Norfolk have
completed arrangements for a half
I j mi. .
million aoiiar udioq uepo. inc
atof i An mill Ka . nn tlnn Half I inn
hich ifJ bv the Norfolk &
We9ternt Southern, Seaboard Air
t: --j x.k .a t
buiU of ad wi., vfl rfiached
by three different ear lines.
Bishop Whittle Dead.
Richmond, June 18. Rt. Rev
Francis M. Whittle, bishop of the
Episcopal diocese of Virginia, died
at bis home here this afternoon
aged 78.
The newest, nobbiest and most
conveniently shaped Lunch and
Picnic Baskets at Cheek-Koyster
Co's. . r 19 2t
Wednesday. June 25th, is the
date of Christian & , Weathers' ex
cursion to Norfolk.
Rev. J. r. maouume. principa
of' Change Grove Academy, was in
the city today.
Special saie on Bananas now on
at Frank Howard & Co's. 18 2t
Wednesday, June 25tb, Christian
a Weathers' excursion to Norfolk
D. C. Parks, of Hillsboro, was a
Durham visitor today.
Come to where you will find
something to suit you and the prices,
the lowest. A. Max's is the place,
The demderats of Main nomiate
s. W. : Gould for governor. Con
gressman Champ Clark makes them
an address.
fresh lot Palmatina in 3,5,1
and 20 lb. tins.
Cheek-Royster Co
. jl9-2t.
Get a trunk. A. Max hag a big
supply, from 25 cents up. Don
miss these offerings. v
IX LADIES' SLIPPERS, SHOES,
SANDALS AND OXFORDS
There is a treat in store for the lady who has not yet seen our Slip
pers and Sandals for summer wear. The shapes are new and have style,
d rt : them
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n - 3 uosls 01 admirers. iae icci wearing onr ouppers, oanuais or iion-
t . r . j : . r -
lals this season wiu ba tne prettiest
from $1 to $3 50. The finest leather
your eyes at any rate.
PEIDG-EJSr
THE SHOE MEN.
THE
CLOTHING- STORE I
IO
iou want a Momespun:
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rants, jn egngee onirt, otraw
o. J rv iii
iur ouiiuay. v)ii t uuy uum j uu bcc uui
MfRKBDDOWN
Prices on the above list.
Shirts marked especially
much you save by gettmg your nxmgs heje.
-v.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
MARKHAM'S CORNER
:-MOS0UlTO NETS-i
Are good for keeping off flies, as well as mos
quitoes. We have the kind that fasten on
Wood, Brass and Iron Beds, as well as the,
old ceiling style. Let us put you-up one.
BERNSTEIN
Iron Beds are much cooler and cleaner for summer use
than the old style closed up head and foot wood beds.
Price from $10.00 up,
An elegant line6f couches, $10.00 up. Big reduction
in Mattings and
The Koyall
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
State formal and
Literary
Classical
Scientific
Commercial
Industrial
Pedagogical
Musical
Session opens
. , V. - .
"Lest You Forget,
We Say it Yet,"
That no one can serve you in the Wall Paper
business as we can. We have a large stock.
on hand.,
E. J. LONG.
' ... PHONE 468.
- DURHAM. N. C.
CAPITAL AMD PROFITS $155,000.00. i
O. C RAWX8, Freident. ' 15
O. O, TAYLOR, Vice-President.
:, B. C MURRAY, Cashier.
We solicit the accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, Firms and Indi
viduals, and all business entrusted to u will receive prompt ard accu-
rate attention, and every facility
the account wul be extended, we
an5-6m i - or correspondence -
The
Mrljam Weekly Sai),
One Dollar a YeaPt
Tne COLONIAL Slipper is a new-comer, and
01: ' . . 7 i . r i
tcet in town, ihe price range is
air widths and sizes. Come, feas
& JONES,
NEW:
to 1 '
- w - w y
i?lannei or Urasn uoat an
nat, ceit ana r ancy dox
. .
Boy's Clothing, Pants and j
low. Call in and see how
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IRON BEDSA
with spring complete.
Refrigerators.
& Borden Go.
Industrial Cc8e'
September 18th. Expenses 1100 to 1140; for non
residents or tne State sioo. Faculty or tnlrty-tnree members.
Practice and Observation School connected with the Col-"vr
leice.
Correspondence is Invited from those, desiring competent
teachers and stenographers.
To secure board In the dormitories, all free-tuition applica
tions should be made before July 15th.
For catalogue and otbe Information address . ...
PRESIDENT CHARLES D. I.VIVER,
J13-8m G BEEN 9 BO BO. M. C.
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and accommodation in keeping with
cornia iy invite a personal interview
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