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J CiTABLISBJID, 18SJ. DURHA1I, 27. C, TIIUHSDA V. JUNE 26, 11K2 volume 2a:ro:irr,i: iu 4 4 f - iHxnU nuis. Waterman's Fountain Pen Makes it's Mark around the world. Get Them at Delicious Soda Water. THAT LIGHT weight underwear that you thought of purchasing is here. At no other . store will you be able to find any thing that approaches your ideal. ' More expensive UNDERWEAR i plentiful, lut none better. The height of perfection in quality and the acme of good value is reached in these: Men's and Boys Vests and Draw ers, etc., etc. . Johnston FuralsMM Co. This beautiful Mantel la Polished Quar tered Oak for only $24,80. Or complete with nickeled, brassed or coppered Grate and Tile for only 34.00 We carry aflSll line of sam ples of Tiles. Mantels, Orates and Tiles all go In our lull of business, therefore we give our customers the advantage of the lowest possible prices. 0, F. & R. E. VILKERSOH. Office opposite Court House, maj27-t. 'Phone 500 THE NEW GROCERY STORE! All we -Ask is a Trial. We -have opened a Grocery Store, In the fi okins Building, on Church Street, and are stn ring to merit the patronage of the people of Durham and surrounding country. It is our purpose to give our customers the best and freshest goods at the lowest prices. It . Is impossible to enumerate whfit we have. Give us a trial and you will come again. T. S. CHRISTIAN '& SON, Church Street. . mayW-lm - , FUQUftY SPRINGS ! The Barham House at Fuquay Springs Is one hundred yards from the Springs. Can accommodate 26. Bates moderate. . Address . B. 8.. BARHAM, Proprietor, mftyl4-2m - Fuquay Springs, N. 0. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. Bv mutual consent .the partnership of wi Individuals, is dissolved. The affairs of the bulnes wlll.be wound up by T. H. Mar- tlnTW. p jj MARTIN, ' juneSS-6w . W. M. FALiOlJ. : ; fgpFip I . ill ml y mi coin m HE RESTEO WELL ON WED NESDAY NIGHT. While Feeling is More Hopeful the King is Not Near Out of Danger. The condition of Kiog El ward was thought to be slightly improved this afternoon. This is encouraging news. The King rested well on Wednes day night, and the feeling at Buck ingham - Palace is very hopeful During the night he was able to take a little nourishment such an scrambled eggs, hock and soda With his own hands he opened sev eral telegrams. Over forty hours have now elsp sed since the operation was perform ed, and the absence of complications creates hopefulness in all quarters, although it will probably be several days before all possibility of danger can be eliminated. A statement issued by high medi cat ajjihority says: "What his physicians now fear is that perito niiis or hemorrhage may supervene. There must always be this danger in such cases. Again, it is a fact that an abcess'due to perityphlitis may have a fatal issue without, any warning symptoms. All the indica tions are often roaeked until the post raorteno, and there are many oases on record where the disease was only discovered after death from an extraneous came, such as an accident. At any rate, the King's grave illness must invalid him for a long time. AN OLD ENGINEER. Bill Blake, Formerly ofthe N. C. Road "Bill" Blake spent Wednesday night in Durham and left this morn ing over the Norfolk and Western road, with a number of bands to do lime railroad work in Kentucky. Mr. Blake for a number of years was an engineer on the North Caro lina Division, between Greensboro and Goldsboro. He has been out of the service-for several years. In conversation with a Sun re porter, Mr. Blake said that on one occasion he had to haul a party of distinguished people from Ilileigh to Hillsboro, a distance of 40 miles. He made the trip in 42 minutes, having slopped in Durham two minutes. A part of the way he was not able to make over thirty rriles an hour on account of the in jector not working readily, but else where he made up speed enough to average a mile a niiniue during, the actual running time. W hue here Mr. Blake was pleas ed to meet several of his friends who he had not seen in years. He says that sometimes-be has a great louging to be back at tbe throttle againg Great improvements in rail roading have been made since the days be was on the road, but even then he often made speed that is rarely equalled now. Mr. Bunting Promoted. C. L Bunting, who was quite awhile soliciting freight agent of the Southern road, with headquar ters at Raleigh, butmore recently of Charlotte, has been promoted to the position of general agent of the ccmpany at Jacksonville', Fla. He lakes charge of his new post July 1st. Mr. Bunting has a number of friends in Durham who are glad to learn of his promotion. , Jim Lowry Caught. Jim Lowry, the negro, who killed the chief of police of Shelby, N. C. , has, it is thought, been - arrested at Newport News. A negro answering the description of Lowry, even to the missing tooth and birthmark is under arrest there awaiting ind en- tifioation. There is a reward of $500 for Lowry's capture. The Newport News negro claims to be jimiayior, Luther M. Carlton, who came over to attend the marriage of bis sister. Miss Eva Carlton, to Mr E C. Matthews, has returned to his borne jn Koxooro. , . A Poor Millionaire ' Lately starved in London because- he could not digest his food Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him They strengthen the stomach, aid diges tion, promote assimilation, m prove appetite. Price 25c . Money back if not satisfied. Sold by It. Biacknall &8ou, druggist. . 5 DIDN'T STOP HLRK. A ;iiream That A Durham Young Man Had. One of Durham's raot prominent young men bad a dream. In it he saw an excursion strain that h thought was bound for Heaven. St. Peter was the engineer, and one of ihi disciples the fireman. r - .... i niH young man was telling a prominent yoanir educator of our city about hie dream, when the edu cator asked him if he got aboard the train'. He told him that he did not, because the train failed to stop at Durham. . The young man who had the dream says that the young educator thought that he was trying to catch him in some way by his reply about the train not stopping in Durham, but be never intended it that way What we have published above comes from the gentleman, who bad the dream. P. S There is no suitable depot tor such a train. WIND SWOOPS DOWN IN FURY A Section of Indian VUlted by a Ter rifle Storm With Lost of. Life. Indianapolis, June 25. The most terrific storm in many years swept over central Indiana about 9 o'clock this morning. Telegraph and telephone wires were torn down, and at noon communication with the storm-swept section was almost en tirely interrupted. hrora information, whioh had reached Indianapolis up to noon time it was betieved there had been a heavy loss of life. 1 he storm spent most of its force in the country twenty or thirty milernorlheast of Indianapolis, ly ing between the Greenfield electric ine on the south and the anion trac tion lines to Anderson on the north. Maxwell, Cleveland and Pendleton . suffered most severely. A telephone 1nes?age from Green tierd said that a terrific Btorm bad swept over Hancock county, taking in Wilkinson and Pendleton. It blew houses down in all of these towns and from ten to eighteen peo ple are reported killed. Three men are believed to have been killed in the chain factory whioh was demol ished at Maxwell; a grain elevator there was also blown down. In a uneral procession at Cleveland, Ind., eighteen horses are reported killed. SECOND SERIES. Schedule of Games In Which Durham Ha ye. The schedule of-tbe first series of games of the North Carolina Base Ball League will come to an end on Saturday. The new series begins on Monday of next week, when Greensboro plays at Durham, Charlotte at Ral eigh and Wilmington at New Bern. Durham will play the following games away from home: At Kaleigh, July 4, afternoon; at Greensboro, July 7, 8 and 9; at Kaleigh, July 17, 18 and 19; at New Bern, July 28, 29 and 30; at Wilmington, July 31, August 1 and 2; at "Greensboro, August 11, 12 and 13; at Raleigh, August 21,22 and 23; at New Bern, September 1, and 3; at Wilmington, September 4, 5 and 6. , The following is tbe schedule of games arranged to be played in Durham and . the names of teams w,ho will be here with the locals: ureensooro, June 30, July i ana 2; Raleigh, Jnly 3, 4 (morning game) and 5; Charlotte, July 14, 15 and 16; New Bern, July 21, 22 and 23; Wilmington, July 24, 25 and 26; Greensboro, August 4, 5 and 6; Kaleigh, August 7, 8 and 9; Char- otte, August 18, 19 and 20; New Bern, August 25, 26 and 27; Wil mington, August 28, 29 and 30, The Fidelity Bank. Durham, N. C. At a meeting of tbe Board of Directors, held June 6th, 1902, tbe surplus of this Bank .was increased to $100,000, and a semi-annnal divi dend of six per cent was declared, payable on July 1st to stockholders of record at the close of business June 30th, 1902. 24-3t. John F. Wilt, Cashier. The errand lodge of Masons have efinitely decided to build a temple. Choice of location is left in bands of a committee to be appointed by the Grand Master. Wanted to buy, Dr. Powell's Vibrator and Condenser, if in good repair, and has not been used very long. Call at this office. ' j25-tf All straw goods at reduoed prices t Johnston Furnishing Co. si did 1 mi THOUGHT THAT HE H-S SKIPPED OUT. A Capias Issued Fur Hi- Arrest and Placed in Constable Lea's Hands. cnarue Jonnson, a young ram. was to have been tried before 'Squr D. C. Ganter this morning on the obarge of perjury. The court and witnesses were on hand promptly. nut the defendant f uled to show op. On this account, 'Squire Guntei discharged the witness in the case A capias was issued for Johnsoi nd placed in the hands of Constahl kd. T. Lea. While not knowi Itfioitely, it is thought that John. on gave leg bail The officer had not f jund him up to the time thu was written. The offense for which Johnson is charged was in swearing that Miss Nettie Inscore, daughter of J. T. Inscore, of West Durham, was of lawful age, and on his affidavit a license was issued by John E Suitt, Register of Deeds, for her maniage to Kenneth Brown. The license was procured Sunday night, and on Monday nitbt the couple were mar ried by Rev. ,W. C Barrett, pastor of Jhe West Durham Baptist church. J. I. Inscore, fathtr of the young lady, was the prosecuting witness. He claims that his daughter will not be 18 until the 13th of next Novem ber. Johnson, wfcen arrested on Wed nesday afternoon, was let off upon his own recognizance for appear ance this morning. But the sequel is-told above. PUT ON THE SHOO FLY. It Wonld Salt Durham Very Nicely la .deed. A petition is being cireuhterH along the line of the Southern rail way- about Greensboro and between Danville and Charlotte, as follows: "We, the undersigned, patrons of the Southern railway; respectfully petition that a 'shoo rly' passenger train be operated between Charlotte and Danville, said train to make connection with tbe" noon train from Raleigh, and arrive at Charlotte about 3 o'clock, p. m , if practica ble. Returning leave Charlotte about 3:30 that afternoon." Durham people and others along the North Carolina Division wonld be glad to see such a train put on. If a person' leaves here at 9:50 a ra. , for points south of Greensboro, awaitof Beveral hours has to be made at Greensboro. Such a train would be highly appreciated by t,he travelling public. You can't afford to miss going on the Lynchburg and Natural Bridge excursion, Sunday, July Cth. C. D. rugs bee, manager. HAMMOCKS. HAMMOCKS . GET YOU A HflflfOCKI SEE THEM AT J. HENRY SMITH'S, Next door to Postoffice. 'Phone 412. PIAUOS RENOWNED FOR TONE & DURABILITY Over 117,000 Now in Use. FRANKLIN PIANOS. HARVARD PIANOS. Gold for cash or easy payments.' W.R. Murray, Main Street, Durham, N. C. AGFJCULTUIUL tfjDECXfiHlWL COLLEGE. f IMFMICTDini cm ir n-rirui t inuuoiiurib A combination of theory and pT3f'ti e, of Look study and man- work in 'FnHns5TiTo' Phomiotrtr YPlatvi ir A nal cnanic Arts and Cotton Manufacturing. Poll courses (4 f years). Special Courses (3 mos ) Tuitii-n and room, $10 a term;. v boird, S a month. 30 teachers, 395 students, new buildings for 500. Write for booklet "A Day at the A. & M. College." . X ! President GEO. T. WINSTON, Ralelgb, N. C. f Jue:t-Sm " OUR BIG REDUCTION People are taking advantage sales convince us fully of third off. Negligee Shirts ing 15 per cent. off. Our low prices is winning us trade and friends. Ours is one price and cash to all. We LAMBE and LYON, One Price Clothiers and Furnishers. WARM WEATHER SHOES. OXFORDS Just the thing for the hot days more to be in fashion. Our Men's Oxfords have all the good points of style and workmanship These three price hints. At $3.00 Men's Ve- our Calf, Blucher Oxford, Goodyear welt, sewed, value $3 50' At $4.00 Men's Patent Kid and Patent shapes, reduced from $4 50. At $5 will not crack nor peel. Correct and shapely styles. Burch-Gorman Company. THE BEATEN BISCUIT" originated ia the old Southern families, in ante-bellum days, when hos pitality and good cheer were the signs of good breeding. But the mak ing of thii 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 ers wno try u pronounce it to tx: one 01 the most uselul inventions of the day. . For sale by TAYLOR & PHIPPS. BLACK If you need Black or Blue light-colored trousers, we also can htyou in the trousers. Ihen our entire suits are at your disposal. Come in and be fitted. .In underwear we have the riety. Everything: Neckties, Collars, Shirts, "SOXE AGENTS FOR KNOX HATS." W: A. SLATER COMPANY, CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. Peerless Ice Crean? Freezers MAKES CREAM IN THREE-AND A HALF. MINUTES. Dash Churns, Cylinder Churns, Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, High Grade Brooms, Garden Tools, Garden Hoes, Poultry Wire, Paint in. Cans, and in bulk for all purposes at Lloyd's Hardware Store, Durham, NG W. L. WAIIiL; DIALia IN. WOOD AND COAL. Can supply wood In any quantities. Cut wood a specialty. ttit.ernUtn Pbona Sit. Ipn-ftf The Dahy Sun Is $3 a year, or 25 cents a month. Get the new every evening. c . ' Luuoiuiun: t SALE CONTINUES ! of our reduced prices. Our that fact. Straw Hats one- 20 to 33 1-3 off. All Cloth one price cash business and can afford to sell cheaper. that are coming. It doesn't cost any Colt Skin Oxfords, two styles toe 00 Men's Patent Ideal Kid Oxfords, and quick one and all honse-keep- BLUE. AND Coats and Vests to ero with can accommodate you. We new as well as the old var Ilats, Etc. J-TheWteit Sun Is only fx a ytar.- Froth 20 16 3 columns of live, Interesting local, state and general news each, week. Sub scribe and get a wide-awake Dur Sftm paper. A. Max'n prices on summer drtaa goods, 1 ailien underwear, and milli nery are attractive enough to draw every etonible woman. V . ,
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