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Toilet Soap
A tonic aid treat. It
mikes a clean bead and
clear complexion. Excel
lent for bouj. Removes th
grtuj, timj tppearanct.
COKE
DANDRUFF
CURE
Stops nalr from falling out
Cures Dandruff, Brittle Hair,
Itching and aU. Scalp
Troubles. Guaranteed to
cura or money refunded.
Awarded medals and special
favors at Paris Exposition.
Coke Dandruff Cure is good
enough to have many imita
tors. You be good enough to
demand the genuine. Sold
everywhere.
A. R. BREMER CO., Chicago.
Sold by W. M. Yearby, Durham.
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OIN--CHO.
THE GREATEST NERVE
STIMULANT AND ANTI
MALARIAL TONIC KNOWN
TO MEDICAL PROFESSIONS.
The Drink That Made
Itself Famous.
5C AT mi SODA FOUNTAINS.
Delightful and Pure as
the Morning Air.
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When are you going to spend the summer ?
Keep your eye on Montreal, aver wen
there f Not Well go early and spend
the entire summer. Nothing like
It In all "The Land of the MjV
HOTEL, MONTREAL
Right in the wild woods. Beautiful for situ
ation. New Hotel with all modern comforts;
right In the heart of nature. Surrounded on
all sides by lofty mountain peaks, walks and
drives of indescribable grandeur.
Mineral Waters Just developed. Llthla and
Chalybeate of Iron Water.
Hotel ready for business. Open all seasons,
tor illustrated booklet, address
W. D. PAXTON, Proprietor,
may l-3m . Montreal, N. C.
for Superior Court Clerk.
To the Voters of Durham County:
X hereby announce myself a candidate be
fore the primaries to be held the 2Utb of Ju
ly next, for the office of Clerk of the Superior
Court.
1 have no superior claims to urge for your
support. Many have done as much, and not
a few more than I. Four years of youth and
earlv manhood I cheerfully nave exclusively
to the service of my country; whatever, as a
puoiicauiyor privilege, i nave aone since,
has always been under the conviction that
it was ior tne Dest interest of my people.
The office is yours and at your disposal. I
need the place and earnestly, urgently so
licit your votes.
Very truly yours,
Jun20-2w R. G. RUSSELL,
For Township Constable.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
re-election to the office of constable for Dur
ham township, subject to the action of the
Democratic primaries J uly iWth. and the Dem
ocratic countv convention August 2nd. If
re-elected 1 promise to discharge the duties
.oi tne omce as laitniuny as in past.
ju to juiyae Je. t. lea
Announcement.
I hereby announce myself as candidate for
the office of constable of Durham township.
My candidacy will be subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries or the Democratic
convention, it. given toe support or tne
Democrat of the county I oledge my entire
time to tne duties oi tne omce.
J13-tf J. P. MASSEY,
Announcement.
1 announce myself a candidate for the of
fice of Register of Deeds of Durham County,
subject to the endorsement of the Democrat
ic Convention. If nominated and elected, I
promise to serve you to the best of my abil
ity. Respectfully,
mayao-tf M.Q.MABEHAM.
DR. S. RAPPORT
Can be consulted in his office
116 West Main Street, except
on each Tuesday and Wednesday, c Modern
methods used In the examination of the eye,
(Spectacle and Eyeglass frames skillfully ad
justed. may9-tf
EXTRA! EXTRA 1
Try the Boston Shoe Repairing Company
and you will be pleased. New man just from
boston. Lowest prices ever beard of in Dur
ham. H. ADLAR
Junl8-iw Near City Stables.
FOR SAIE.
4 -room house if acres 3 acres
woods Fairfax Co., Va., near the
Southern Railroad, 18 miles from
Washington, D. C. Eligible for
gardening, poultry," huckstering.
Apples, pears, peaches, plums In
bearing. Church, school and post
office near. I300 00 part cash.
N.BUFORD,
1 Claiborne, Amherst Co., Va.
Land adjoining for sale, '
juni8-iw
W.EHOLT,
' dealer in
Chotcb Home Killed Meats;
BEEP, PORK. VEAL and BFKING LAMB.
Either Thone. - Prompt Delivery.
' H- D. LEIGH,
. Jl1! 1m Assistant,
Suitcase at reduced price,
(too Furnishing Company
John-
-rt:oo iiiformei tor AffenJi-ia.s-Corcnatiaa
K)s!pooed,
Loxiox, Jane 4 Kicg Edward
I, who was" operated on for jeri-
typbitis (the British name for ap
pendicitis) at 2 o'clock tbia after
noon, is now resting comloruDiy
and there is strong hope for his re
covery. However, it is realized
that the kind's condition is extreme-
y critical. The next 24 hours may
tell. A high official of the govern
ment sard there was undoubtedly
grave cause for anxiety. His latest
nformation from the palace was
that the king bad fcucccss'ully passed
the chloroforming etaejUut nobody
could say definitely for the neit 24
hours how matters would turn.
The king suffered a relapse earlv
today and an operation was decided
upon. Sir Joseph L'ster, Sir Thom
as Smith, Sir Francis Henry Laking,
Sir Thomas Barlow and Sir Freder
ick Treves were the surgeons in at
tendance, and it is said that Sir
rederick Treves performed the ope
ration. A large abscess was evacu
ated.
NEWS CAUSED COJJSTERKATIOX.
London, June 24.- The sudden
announcement of the postponement
of the coronation just on the eve of
the ceremony, caused the utmost
consternation everywhere. Tbe
news spread like wild fire. London
is Btaggered by tbe suddenness of it
all, particularly as an absolute de
nial that his majesty was seriously
ill was issued Saturday by Sir Fran
ois Knollys.
Tbe streets, as the day wore on,
came more and more congested, and
the holiday crowd concentrated mto
groups, reading and re-reading tbe
"extras." Most of the people tell
dazed and scarcely appreciated tbe
full ynport of wbU they read.
LITTLE Ht PR RFMA1NS.
London, June 23. Dr. Laing
left his majesty's bed room shortly
before one o'clock this mornin? for
supper. In response to inquiries be
said tbe best must be hoped for, but
tbe situation was very serious. At
about midnight the kiuj took a lit
tle nourishment and a byperdermi'c
injection of nitro-glycerine was ad
ministered, the heart's action being
weak. His majesty rallied slightly
and recognized several' those about
his bed. He then relapsed into a
comotose condition.
Tbe queen has left tbe bedside
but once since the operation. The
feeling at tbe palace is that little
hope remains.
SYMPATHY FROM PRESIDENT.
Washington, June 24 Just bo
fore he left Washington for BoBton
President Roosevelt sent this mess
age: "To His Majesty, Edward VII,
London:
'I ask your majesty to accept my
sincere assurance of sympathy and
wishes for speedy convalescence.
(bigned)
"Theodore Roosevelt."
The Park Bill Passed.
A special from Washington to
tbe Raleigh News and Observer
says tbe Senate Tuesday passed Abe
Appalachian rarit mil . witnout a
division. Senator Bate, of Tennes
see, who oppoeed the bill when it
was up last week, contented himself
with offering an amendment, which
wag accepted by tbe friends of tbe
bill, lie then voted for the bill.
Its passage in tbe House at this
session is very doubtful, as it is un
derstood that Speaker Henderson
and Chairman of the Appropriatior
Committee Cannon both oppose it,
bnt its passage at tbe short session
is reasonably certain.
Those 'who go on the excursion to
Lynchburg and Natural Bridge,
Sunday, July 6th, are assured a
most delightful time. 0. D. Rigs-
bee, manager. .
ast -1 n.
Neckwear at reduced prices. John
ston Furnishing Company.
. Town of Madison, 111:, was visited
by a terrible fire Monday that nearly
wiped out the entire city.
USE GflPUDlSETf
4 FOR COLDS, LA-GRIPPE and ALL f
I
HEADACHES.
IT NEVER FAILS.
-BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
i
Ho for Lynchburg and Natural
Bridge, Sunday , J uly 6th. Go with
Clarence RigBbee and have a good
time.
The partly completed rifle ranges
at Seagirt, N. J., cave in Monday
and crushed three men to death, be
tween tbe toppling walls.
Call at W. M. Yearby's drug
store and get a free sample of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They afe an elegant physic.
They also improve the appetite,
strengthen the digestion and regu
late the liver and bowels. They are
easy to take and pleasant In effect. I
UiUliereJ from IlUhwajs, P.y.
ways, Railways and Oihcrways.
11. II. II'Eton was confined at
home today by sickness. He has
rheumatism.
Chase City Barnett Hotel is
open for summer boarders. W. P.
Faris, Proprietor. 24-4t
Miss Vndine Barbara one of
Durham's must popular trained
nurses, who has been oat of town
for some time, has returned, and is
aeain reauy tor professional duty.
'Phone No. 442.
The name of 'Rev. Dr. L. B.
Turnbull, formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Durham,
has been mentioned as a possible
successor to Rev. Dr. J. W. Stagg,
of Charlotte, in tbe work of raising
money fcr the twentieth century
educational movement.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE.
Dnrhamltea as Well as. Others Ara Con
stantly on tha Mot a.
Mrs. T. L. Peay left this morn
ing for Pittsboro.
J. G. Roney baa returned to Wil
son after a trip here.
Fred S. Dixon went down to Ral
eigh this morning on a business trip.
Mrs. L. A. Cuninggim, of Greens
boro, arrived in the city this morn
ing. J. C. Walker returned to Cary
this morning after a trip to this
city.
.Miss Eula Williams is bere from
Goldsboro on a visit to Miss Mamie
Newman.
CM. Hutchings, Jr., went to
Washington, D.
his uncle.
C, today to visit
Miss Lilian Farrington left yester
day afternoon for Morehead city to
visit friends.
John R. Hamlin and
George
R.
James, of Person county
were in
the city this morning.
Rudolph Kueffner, who has been
at Portsmouth, Va. , for the past
three weeks, bas returned to Dur
ham. Miss Harriet Wilkie is visiting
Mrs. G. W. Bryant, at the Con
servatory of Music, at Durham, says
the Raleigh News and Observer. .
Mrs. W. II. Harrison has returned
from Durham, where she visited
her brother, 7. A. Yearby, says
the lialeigh Mews and Observer.
Mrs. E. B. Barbee and daughter,
Miss Mary, who stopped over in
imrnam a snort wnue on their re
turn from Cbase City, Va., have
gone to their home in Raleigh,
m m
To Go to Greenville, S. C.
A. A. Norwood leaves tomorrow
for Greenville, S. C, where be will
be permanently located in the future,
lie will have charge of the telephone
exchange at that place. Mr. Nor
wood thoroughly understands the
business, and all of his friends wish
tor mm mucn euocesB in ins new
position,
Negro Driven From Home.
CoOLHEMEE, N. C. , Jttl.6 24.
Stokes Cowan, a negro, and his farn -
ily, have been driven from their
borne here. - Cowan is a relative of
the negro boys lynched at Salisbury,
and was suspected of complicity in
tbe murder of Miss Benson. Friday
night a well armed party went to
t owan's house and fired on it with
various firearms. Stokes, with a
heavily loaded shotgun, an old muz
zle loader, attempted several times
to return tbe hie, bat his gun failed.
His wife received a wound in the
rt.a
arm oerore . escaping. DtoJr.es re
turned the next day to dispose of his
crop now in process of cultivation.
He says he will remain away.
L Cheapest In the Trade. "
1 A ? t '
ate lime tooKing tnrougn our
line of clothing, for the longer you
iook tne Digger bargains you'll see.
He wbo hesitates is not always lost,
especially when the buying of cloth
ing is concerned.! For our part we
don't ask you to listen to our stories,
but to Bimply compare our prices
with those of other retailers, the
comparison will prove that you can
save quite a respectable little sum
by purchasing your clothing at the
A Max store, and every little helps
you know. Of course we could
charge you as much for clothing as
other merchants do, and get it too,
but then we would forfeit our title
of being the cheapest house in the
trade and this we won't do.
- A. Max.
Wanted Subscribers for Thrift.
Fifty cents a year. 20-6t.
Wait for C. D. Rigsbee's excur
sion, Sunday, July 6th, to Lynch
burg and Natural Bridge. A splen
did trip at a small cost.
Gents underware from 45 cents
per suit np to $3 at A. Max's. Great
bargains in these suits.
Subscribe for the Sun.
kill
INTERESTING ITE
FEOH OUE NEIGHBORS.
Movements cf People and Tfcisss in
General, Reported Dally By B. F.
Afcarnethy,
May Tyson, of Hope Mills, came
in yesterday afternoon for a short
visit to frinds.
Mrs C. L. Rogers and J. D. R.
Allen, of Wake county, sinter aud
brother-in law of W. A. Yearby,
came up yesterday morning and re
turned in the afternoon.
Little Beulah Peed is better to
day. Two charming young ladies from
Durham called in my office the oth
er day. Hope they will come again.
I like for tbe ladies to come around.
All ladies and gentlemen who with
to spend a while reading are invited
to call. I have books, maps, maga
zines and papers jf alljunds. The
Sun shines for all.
Our George Washington says he
can throw a rope 40 feet in tbe air
and climb it to the end and descend
before the rope strikes tbe ground.
He ought to belong to tbe Durham
fire department.
Tbe Suk is the paper for people
who do not have time to read till
night.
Mrs. O. C. Horton and dangbter,
Annie, left this morning for tbe
eastern part of the. state to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Etta Bridges and daughter,
Viola, are both right sick with
measles.
Abernetby's furniture store is the
place to subscribe and pay for the
Sdn. It is impossible for him to
t;o around to collect. So please cal1
in and pay. The ladies will wait
t at
on ycu wnen Aoernemy is not in.
Some people don't know when you
are doinj them a favor. I beard
that a lot of chickens would be kill
ed if they were not pat up.' I
thought to do the owners a favor by
mentioning it in tbe paper, so they
oould save their fowls. Most of
thorn thank me for so doing, but
two or three are road as wet hens
because I gave them tbe informa
tion. D. C; Ligon says be went to a
house lapt night' where people were
sitting- by a big fire stringing snaps.
There was considerable cotton on
the East Durham market today.
I. M. Watts, Samuel E. Davis,
C. P. Driver and family, and oth
ers, went to Norfolk on tbe excur
sion tody.
RAIN INTERFERRED.
'
The Only Game Played Out Was
at Charlotte.
The Durham and New Bern teams
were unable to play on tbe grounds
of tbe latter Tuesday afternoon on
account of rain. By reason of this
a doable header was scheduled for
today.
Tbe Greensboro-Raleigh game, at
Greensboro, was broken up at tbe
beginning of the eighth inning on
account 01 ram. ine score wss
then 4 to 4. Two games were ar
ranged for today.
At Charlotte the Iiornets badly
J 8tung the Sea Gull9 winning
ame by a Boore of n t0 2. Bat-
teries: Charlotte, Person and Arm
strong; Wilmington, Karns and
Fisher.
STANDING OF N. C. LEAGUE.
Won. Lost.
Charlotte. 36 7
Raleigh. 24 19
New Bern...... 22 21
Durham.. .. .. .. 20 23
Greensboro..... 20 23
Wilmington.. .. 7 36
P.O.
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.558
.512
.465
.465
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The Fidelity Bank.
Durham, N. C.
At a meeting of the Board of
Directors, held June 6th, 1902, the
surplus of this Bank as increased
to $100,000, and sTsemi-annual divi
dend of six per ent was declared,
payable on July 1st to stockholders
of record at the. cloBe of business
June;30th 1902.,
j24-3t. John F. Wily, Cashier.
For Rent.
The store room now occupied by
Johnston Furnishing company. Also
tne back part of L.ambe & Lyon's
old store and tbe np stairs to that
building. Appty to the Johnston
Furnishing company. 12-tf.
, V Piano for Sale.
Seoond hand. A great bargain .
Apply to J. D. Pridgen. jS4 tf.
Asaresuitof a collision on the
Cleveland and Pittsburg road, two
men were killed and several others
injured.
Stepped Into Live Coals.
"When a child I burned my foot
frightfully," writes W. H. Bads, of
Jonesville, Va , "which causpd hor-
rible leg sores for 80 years, but
Bucklen'e Arnica 8alve wholly cured
me after everything else failed "
Infallible for Burns, Scalds. Cuts.
Sores. Bruises and Piles. Sold bv
R. Blacknall & Bon. 25o. 5
IX LADIES' SLIPPERS, SHOES,
SANDALS AND OXFORDS
There is a treat ia store for the lady who has not yet seen oar Slip-
pers and Sandals for sacmer wear.
snap and art in them,
hj-s hosts of admirers,
ials this season will b;
from ft to $3 50 Th
your ejes at any rate.
PKIDG-EN
THE SHOE MEN.
:THE
CLOTHING STORE, !
IO to 1
You want a Homespun, Fir nnel or Crash Coat and
Pants, Negligee Shirt d -aw HaVBelt and Fancy Sox
for Sunday. Lv n'c buy until you see our
8 MfRKBD-DOWN
Prices on the above list. Boy's Clothing, Pants and
Shirts marked especially low. Call in and see how
much you save by getting your fixings here.
EE0nhVhW?nFEsO " CO.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS
MARKHAM'S CORNER.
:-M0SQU!T0 NETS-:
Are good for keeping off -flies as well as mos
quitoes. We have the kind that fasten on
Wood, Brass and Iron Beds, as wellasthe
old ceiling style. Let us put you up one.
BERNSTEIN IRON BEDS.
Iron Beds are much cooler r.d cleaner for summer use
than the old style closed up J3?.d and foot wood beds.
Price from $10.00 up, with spring complete.
An elegant line of couche3, $10.00 up. Big reduction
in Mattings and Refrigerators.
The Royall & Borden Go.
mar27-tf '
THE NORTH CAROLINA ;
State NOT,mcl and Jnduptrial CHege
Literary 4
Classical
Scientiilc
Commercial
Indus. rial
Sfsss'ca oie
rei!ce.'irtci -
crodce aad O
.'orresw.ffisre '
''o secure' i. r (J : j
ti'.-m stio.i'a be
or cs jiiloroe
Pcd
gogical
t
Musical
"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 463.
DURHAM, N.C. -
CAPITAL AND PROFITS $155,000.00.
Q. B, RAWLS, Preefdent. '
G. O. TAYLOR, Vice-President.
E.'C. MURRAY, Cashier.
We solicit the accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, Firms and Indi
viduals, ard all business entrusted to us will receive uromot a; d accu
rate attention, nd every facility
the account will be extended. We
jans-om r or correspondence. - - -
Tljc Darjiam Weekly San,
One Dollar a Year,
The shapes are new and have style
T e COLONIAL Slipper is a new-corner, and
T e ftet weari igour Slippers, Sandals or Coloa
the pretiiesi feet ia town. The price range is
fiaest leather all widths and bizes. Come, feast
& JOKES,
NEW:
6e-v em'e "th. Exoenses S100 to 1140: for non-
es.
Ft
Acuity of thirty-three members,
'iiuol connected with the Ool
:om those desiring competent
9 c o -n'torles, all free-tuition appllca-
njje eioe July 15th,
vl& oi' er .nformation address
PRESIDENT CHARLES D. M'lVER,
J.2-3m GEEENSBOBO, N. C
o
o
and. accommodation In keening with
cordia'ly invite a personal interview
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