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j I - KSTABLISUUD, 1SS2. DUBII41I, IT. C, SATURDAY. JUNE 2S, 1002. volume 2&-2runrTm KG StlUMt "ntSxr nx. Waterman's Fountain Pen Makes it's Mark around f he world. Get Them at Delicion? 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 V i plentiiul, but 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 Furnishing Co. WHEN YOU VAI1T CALL ON US. We can supply you with- Chickens, fresh Veeetables, Eees and the ' best of FAMILY GROCERIES. Prompt service when you want , something nice. T. S. CHRISTIAN & SON, Church Street. mayl4-lm Where are you going to spend the summer ? . Keep your eye on monweas. aver ueeu there ? No I Well go early and spend the entire summer. Nothing like it In all "The Land of the tiky" HOTEL MONTREAL Hlorht In the wlldwoods. Beautiful for situ nt.nn. New Hotel with all modern comforts: right In the heart of nature. Surrounded on all side by lofty mountain peaks, wains anu rirlvna nf fndmnrlbahle ffrandenr. Mineral Waters' Just developed. Llthia and t'haiyDeateoi iron water. - Hotel ready for business. Open all seasons. For illustrated booklet, aaqress W. D. PAXTON, Proprietor, mayl-3m Montreal, N. O. EXTRA ! EXTRA ! T tl.o nnstin Rhn fienairinir fomnanv and you will be pleased. New man Just from Boston. Lowest prices ever neara 01 in uur- imui, H.ADLAR, Junl8-lw Near City Btables. -DEALER IN- Ownirit Homb Killed Meats BEES', POSE, VEAL and 6PBIN6 LAMB, Either 'Phone. Prompt Delivery H- D. LEIGH. 112 lm ' . Assistant. FUQUflY SPRINGS The Barbam House at Fuquay Springs is one hundred yards from the Springs. Can accommodate 25. Bates moderate. Address B. 8, BA.UHA.M, proprietor, mayH-8m Fuquay Springs, N. 0. Mice ol Dissolution of Partnership. Bv mutual consent the partnership of Martin at r anou, vuiuijuou ui nuuvigu individuals, is dissolved. The affairs of the business will be wound up by T, H. Mar tin. This June . jj MARTIN, juneS-ew , W. M. FALLON. DUTCHVILLE UNION. . t- t : , n Session at Kosss, inrw tunes From Durham. The Dutchville Union Meeting convened at Roes 8 church, about three miles east of the city, thio morning at 11 o'clock. ilder G. B. Powell preached the ntroductory sermon.' A good size crowd was iu attendance today. and ay it is expected that an im mense number of people will be present. Quite a crowd from Dur ham expect to be in attendance. Elder W. A. oimpkins, who is attending the anion meeting, will preach at the residence of J. J. Hall, in East Durham, tonight at 8 clock. i On Sunday night at 8 o'clock, Elder P. VV. Williard, of High pint, who is also attending the meeting, will preach at the Primi tive Baptist church in this city. TREAT FOR LAW CLASS. Summer School at Chapel Ulll and Other Mention. Chapel Hill, June 28. (Corres pondence of the Son). The sum mer law class in the University en oyed an excellent , treat in the lecture delivered here Thursday evening by Hon. F. II. Busbee, of the Raleigh bar. Mr. Busbee spoke on "The Study of the Law' and the lecture abounded in good advice and words of encouragement to young men about to enter the legal profession. The speaker expressed himself with such clearness and elegance as to make what he had to say entertaining not only to the law studeuts but also to a large number of the ladies of the Summer School who were present on this occasion. . lhere are about a hundred teach ers here attending the university Summer School. Most of them come from the graded schools of the State. Some splendid lectures are being given by able specialists, and the Beesion will doubtless result in great good to the teachers in at tendance. Dr. R. B. John, of Wilmington, is here with his bride. They were married at Guilford College Wednes day. Dr.. John is a presiding elder in the Methodist church whose pres ent charge is the Wilmington dis trict. Mr. Geo M. McKie, the instruc tor in oratory in the University, eft here yesterday afternoon for Herndon, Virginia. lie goes on a leasant mission, for on Wednesday of next week he and Miss Ethel Olympia Mankin will be married in the Episcopal church at Herndon. Dr. Charles Baskervule and Prof. W. Gore will leave for Pittsburg today. They go to attend a meet ing ef the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Mr. Jno. R. Carr, of Durham, was a visitor in Chapel Hill yester day and two or three days proceed ing. . L. Junior Order Officers. Tar Heel Council, No. 2, Junior Order United American Mechanics, at a meeting held Friday night, elected the following officers for the ensuing term: F. S. Dixon, Councilor; M. R. Vickers, Vice Councilor; S. R. Gul- ey, Recording Secretary; John L Suitt, Assistant Recording Secre tary; R. II. Ilinton, Treasurer; J. A. Cox, Wardenfj. D. Clark, Con- ductor; W. T. Green, Inside Senti nel; C. R. Brown, Outside Sentinel; S. Aldridge, Chaplain; Dr. E II. Bowling, .Trustee; Samuel L Woods, financial Secretary. Crops Look Fine. J. Scott Burch and family, who have been visiting relatives in Or ange county, have returned home. Mr. Burch says there is no need for farmers to grumble in Orange, Cas well, Person and Durham counties Crops are looking fine; in fact, he says he never saw them looking bet ter at this season of the year. Big shipment of California apri cots, cherries, plums and peaches iust arrived at frank Howard & Go's 27-2t You can win a woman by praising the way she manages ber house, but the way to tickle a man to death is to envy bis taste in neckties. , - Stepped Into Live Coals. "When a child I burned my foot frightfully," writes W. II. Kads, of Jonc8ville, Va , "which caused hor rible leg sores for SO years, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured tne after everything else failed." Infallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts. Sores, Bruises and Piles. Sold by R. Blacknali & Son. 25o. . 6 M II 110 ML BOUND OVER TO COURT UNDER BOND OF $500. Evidence Conclusive Against Him Wanted io Number of Other Places. J. R. Hicks was tried in the po lice court this morning On the charge of obtaining $17.50 from T. H. Scoggins by false pretense. . V. S. Bryant appeared as counsel for the prosecutiou, and II. A. Foushee for the defense. T. II. Scoggins was the first wit ness examined. He testified that Hicks came to bis place of business on the 19th of May, and remarked to bim that he hoped he had a nice order for him. W itness told him that he didn't need anything. Some time before this Hicks, who was then representing the Italian Swiss Colony, of New York and San Fran cisco, and sold witness a bill. Hicks came to witness again on the 20th of May and wanted him to cash a draft. - Mr. Scoggins told him that be did not have the cash to spare. Upon the representation of Hicks that he was still representing the Italian Swiss Colony, a reliable con cern, witness endorsed a draft for 1 7. 50 for him. Hicks purchased some ololbing at the Sneed-Mark-ham-Pearson Company's store and the draft was tendered them. The draft was on Joshua Lockwood, Key stone, W. Va. .Witness testified that the draft came back unpaid and he (witness) had it to pay. Sergeant W.. G. Crabtree testified that he heard Hicks say that he bad not represented the Italian Swiss Colony since last October. After hearing the evidence and argument of counsel, Mayor Mc Cown placed Hicks' bond at $500. This the defendant was unable to give, and was locked up. Attorney Bryant read a message from A. C. Zillicoffer, a prominent attorney of Weldon, in which the names of several parties that Hicks had swindled were given. The message stated that a longer list would follow. J. M. NEWTON JAILED. Ha Was Driven From Greenvlll and Ar- , rested in Raleigh. Raleigh Times: James M. New ton, the white man who was run out of Greenville, N. C, for a moBt in famous crime in bis family, was ast evening placed in jail here. lllO 111UCS UICI1UU9IV KUUUUIIUGU that Newton had come to Raleigh. lift i w nen ne reacnea nere JNewton touna that publio sentiment here approved of the aotion of the people of Green ville, and he became thoroughly frightened. He came Wednesday and Wednesday night be went to the police station and asked for pro tection, saying that there were threats to mob him here. While he was talking to the offi cer he dropped a long rule which he was carrying wrapped up. When the rule fell to the floor a large dirk or dagger was revealed and the offi cer very promptly arrested him for carrying a concealed weapon. He was given a bearing last evening and sent to jail in default of a $50 bond. In talking to the police be spoke most heartlessly of the death of bis 17 year ol niece in Greenville. Case of Miss Wall. United States Marshall Millikan gives the particulars of the strange disappearance of Miss Jessie Wall, one of the most beautiful young women in Randolph county. Bun day evening she went out where the cows were on her lather's farm and has not been seen since. She left a note there telling her parents not to be uneasy, she had not disgraced herself and would do herself no harm, and intended to write them later. A diligent search fails to reveal a traoe of her. She is well educated. . Suit case at reduced price, alon Furnishing Company John- In the wreck of a Norfolk and Western freight train near Ronaoke two tramps are killed and forty cars wrecked. - California fruits, big shipment iust in at rrank Howard fc Co' Apricots, plums, cherries, peaches, etc. ' 27-2t. . . . 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 MEMORIAL SERVICES. To be Held Sunday Afternoon in the Pythian Castle Hall. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Pythian memorial services will be held in the castle ball of Durham Lodge, No. 31. During the past year the lodge lost two of it mem bers, Messrs. George L Nighten gale and Charles B. O'Briant, and the services here will be held in their memory. All over the country memorial services will be held by the various lodges on Sunday afternoon. The public cordially invited to attend. All Pythians and their families are especially requested to be present. The eulogies, tributes, etc., to the deceased will be roost interesting, and the music will be an appropriate and attractive feature. Mrs. Cuning&im to be Present. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Main Street Methodist church will meet in the ladies' par lor of the church on Sunday after noon at 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Lucy A. Cuninggira, of Gieensboro, President of the N. C. Conference Woman's Missionary Society, will be present and make a talk on foreign missions. AH ladies interested in the work are cordially invited to be present. Temperance and Reform. At the rirst Baptist church to morrow morning, at 11 o clock, the pastor, Rev. Dr. W. C. Tyree, iil preach a special sermon on. temper ance and temperance reform. The publio is cordially invited to hear this discourse. No matter bow fine a mantel you want, we will save you money on it. Tiles of every description. O F. & R. E. "Wilkerson. Opposite Court House. Pbone 500. j-28-lw The democrats of the Fourth judi cial district nominated C. M. Cooke for judge and C. C. Daniels for soli citor. For California apricots, cherries, ! plums and peaches, call on Frank Howard fc Co. 27 2t. You can't afford to miss going on the Lynchburg and Natural Bridge ezoursion, Sunday, July 6th. C. D. Kigsbee, manager. Gents underware from 45 cents per suit up to 13 at A. Max s. Great bargains in these suits. 3w &CLvtxU em eat. H I n 1 ff 1 1 UirOtJllSUUrO I Wm UUlltigti, I w Greensboro, N. C. Literary and Business Courses, Schools of Music, Art and Kloeutton, Literary Conne aud all Living Expenses $200.00 per 1 ear. Fall Session Begins September 10th, 1902. For Catalogue apply to LUCY D, ROBERTSON, junS7-8m-d&w President. HAMMOCKS. HAMMOCKS. GET YOU A SEE THEM AT J. HENRY SMITH'S Next door to Postoffice. -Fhone 412. TsTABLISHEn RENOWNED TOR TONE; & DURABILITY Over 117,000. Now in Use. FRflNKLIfk PIANOS. H1RVMD PIANOS Sold for cash or easy payments. W. R.Murray, Main Street, Durham, N. C. El sLA r t 1 . ' PIANOS iGRICULTUiUL t3D LIECHIHIPIL QJLLEG:'. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION : A combination of theory and practtVe, of book study and man ual work in Engineering, Chemistry, Electricity, Me chanic Arts and Cotton Hanufacturin?. F-ill courses (4 years). Special Courses (3 mcs ) Tuiti 11 and nwn, ? 10 a term; board, $8 a month. 30 teachers, 39 s'tmje'its new buildings for 500. Write for booklet "A Day at the A & M. College." I i t f President GEO. T. OUR BIG REDUCTION People are takiag advantage of our reduced prices. Our sales convince us fully of that fact. Straw Hats one third off. Negligee Shirts 20 to 33 1-3 off. All Cloth ing 15 per cent. off. Our one price cash business and low prices is winning us trade and friends. Ours is one price and cash to all. We can afford to sell cheaper. LAMBE m. LYON, One Price Clothiers and Furnishers. WARM WEATHER SHOES. Just the thing for the hot days more to be in fashion. Our Men's style and workmanship These three price hints. At $3 00 Men's Ve- lour Calf, Blucher Oxford, Goodyeir welt, sewed, value $3 50. At $4 00 Men's Patent Kid and Patent Colt Skin Oxfords, two styles toe shapes, reduced from $4 50. At f 5 00 Men's Patent Ideal Kid Oxfords, will not crack nor pee. Correct and shapely styles: , Burch-Gorman Company. THE BEATEN BISCUIT 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 ing of thi favorite bread formerly Involved both time and labor and of late years was In danger of becoming a lost art. 1 ......THE ACME BISCUIT BEATER...... however, makes this process an easy ers wno try u pronounce u 10 De of the day. TfYLOR BLACK If yoiv need Black or Blue Coats and Vests to go with ight-colored trousers, we can accommodate you. We also can fit you in the trousers. Then Our entire suits are at your disposal. Come in and be fitted. In underwear we have the riety. Everything: Neckties, Collars, Shirts, "SOLE AGENTS FOR KNOX HATS." W. A. SLATER COMPANY, CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. Peerless IceCreanj Freezers MAKES CREAM IN THREE AND A HALF MINUTES. ' Dash Churns, , Cylinder Churns, Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, - - High tirade Brooms, : : " Garden Tools. Poultry Wire, Paint in Cans, and in bulk for all purposes at Lloyd's Hardware Durham, IM. C. W. L. WALL, DIAI.BR IN. WOOD AND COAL. Can supply wood-in any quantities. Cut wood a specialty. Interstate Phono 111. lnn-7tf .The uah,y son is it a year, or 25 cents a month. Get the new every evening. 6 WINSTON, RaleigH, N. C, ! ' SALE CONTINUES! that are coming. It doesn't cost any Oxfords have all the good points of and quick one and all honse-keep- one oi tne most uselul inventions For sale by 6c PHIPPS. BLUE. AND new as well as the old va Hats, Etc. ; -. Garden Hoes. Store. The WrnjiaY Son is only f i a year, rom 20 to 21 columns of live, Interesting local, state and general news each week. Sub scribe and get a wide-awake Dur ham paper. A. Max's prioes on summer dress gondu, ladle underwear, and milli nery are attractive enough to draw every sensible woman.
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