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COKE'S
flfiPfllFF CUKE
Hew Siie.
50 cents Per Bottle.
Fresh supply just received at
50 Cents.
COMING YOUR WAY
through us, is a fine assortment of
thiogs lor summer wear.
Don't need to be a man of means
to become possessed of stylish ar
ticles from this stock of
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
A bill of small denomination will
go a lotg way around the store be
fore getting used'ep.
We are particularly strong on
Shirts. Never had a:finer lot, and
never before were able to sell at
such prices.
Johnston FurnlsMhg- Co.
WHEN YOU WANT
CALL ON US.
We can supply you with Chickens,
fresh Vegetables, Eggs and the
best of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Prompt service when you want ,
something nice.
T. S. CHRISTIAN & SON
Church Street.
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Where are you going to spend tho summer ?
- Keep your eye on Montreal. Ever been
there ? No I Well go early and spend
the entire summer. Nutulng like
it In all "the Land of the Sky"
HOTEL MONTREAL
Right In the wlldwoods. Beautiful for situ
ation. New Hotel with all modern comforts;
right In the heart of nature. Surrounded ou
all sides by lofty mountain peaks, walks and
, drives of Indescribable grandeur.
Mineral Waters just developed. -Llthla and
C halybeate of Iron Water.
. Hotel ready for business. Open all seasons.
For Illustrated booklet, address
W: D. PAXTON, Proprietor,
mayl-3m Montreat, N. 0.
EXTRA 1 EXTRA!
Try the Boston Shoe Repairing Company
and you will be pleased. New man just from
Boston, lowest prices ever neara 01 in uur
ham. H.ADLAR'
Junl8-lw - Near Olty Stables.
W- H. HOLT.
--DEALER IN-
CwnTCB Home Killed Meats.
BEEF, POKK.'VEAL and SPRING LAMB.
Either 'Phone'. Prompt Delivery
H- D. LEIGH.
113 lm Assistant,
W. L. WALL, .
DCALEH IN-
WOOD AND COAL.
Can supply.wood Jnny quantities
Cut wood a specialty.
Tnterxtatn Phone 111.
Sotlce of Dissolution of Partnership.
By mutual consent the partnership of
iuuiin Jb. Fallon. noiuixwed of the uuderslsn-
rt individuals. Is dissolved. The affairs of
the business will be wound up by T. H. Mar
tin. This Juueaa,
- ' T.H.MARTIN,
jan.:S-6ff W. M. FALLON.
DIRECTORS' MEETING.
General Manager Butler's Work
Satisfactory.
At a meeUDg of the directors of
the Durham Traction Company,
held Tuesday, the following were
present: R. II. Wright, J. S. Man
ning, II. A. Foushee, J. S. Carr, of
Durham; Samuel Register, of Rieh
"mond. The work of W. W. S. Butler,
general manager, was found entirely
satisfactory by the directors. Two
additional turn-outs were ordered
to be placed between Main Street
church and the car barn. It is ex
pected that the summer cars will be
on in a short time.
The street car track in West Dur.
bam will be extended to the South
ern railway "depot. inia wui
be done as soon as the company
completes the work now in hand.
Rapid progress is being made in
getting the new parte ready. It will
be known as "The Lakeside Park."
The merry go round and restaurant
building have been completed. The
dancing pavelion is nearing oorople
tiou. An artifiicial lake will cover
five acres of ground. Gondolas
will be placed on it. A Lalu Louse
will soon be erected.
RED MEN'S BARBECUE.
To re Given at New City Pa'k Thursday
Night.
Manataka Trile, No. 21, Im
proved Order of Red Mn, will
have a barbecue on Thursday night
at the new city park.
It was first intended to have the
barbt cue on the eight of July 2o'.h,
but owing to the fact that this con
flicted with other things in eucb a
manner that several of the members
could not have been present, it was
decided to postpone for a few days.
The members of the tribe will
rreei in their wigwam over Lam be
& Lyon's store, and leave on tho
street cars for the park at 8 o'clock.
Supper will be served at 8:30.
George E. Lougee, Sr , will pre
pare the barbecued shoat, Iamb,
chickeus and other toothsome
viands.
It is expected that a large crowd
will be present. The , Durham
Traction Company, in a very gener
ous manner, has offered the use of
the park for this occasion.
A Worthy Man.
R G. Russell, who is.a candidate
for the Domination for Clerk of the
Superior Court, is in the city today,
shakiog hands with his friends, and
wishing them success and all the
blessings of life. Mr. Russell is a
staunch Democrat and a gentleman
worthy of the office, should they
see tit to vote for him. He has
twice represented this county in the
legislature, and is faithful to all
the trusts imposed upon him and he
is now seeking the suffrage of his
people for a county office that he is
pjrfec ly capable to nil.
lhe Durvana Cigar.
The Durvana cigars are now bo
ng put on the .market. For 5 cents
it is a fine smoke, mild, of choice
flavor and superior quality. The
fine importel Vuelta Abajo filler of
the Durvana is the same as used in
ten and fifteen cent brands and will
please the fastidious taste.
Durham and Havana are made
famous by tobacco and the combina
tion will make fame for Tbe Dur
vana brand of cigars. See adver
tisement in this paper.
I-ost.
A Smith & Wesson revolver, 32
calibre, between Limbe & Lyon's
store and corner Mangum and Pea-
body streets. Finder will please
return to J. r, Massey.
best or order will prevail on
Christian & Weathers excursion to
Richmond, July 7th. Round' trip,
$2 25.
One dollar shirts for 59 cents
at
A. Max's. Here is your chance.
Beinslyle. The Durham Press
ing Club will take the kinks out o
your clothes and make them look
fresh and new. j30-3t
Over one hundred millions of
dividends was paid in New lork
Tuesday. Tbe lion's share will go
to the Rockefellers and Yanderbilta
What's Your Face Worth?
Sometimes a fortune, but never, if
you have a sallow complexion,
jaundiced look, moth places and
blotches on tho pkin, all si.ns of
Liver Trouble. But Dr. King's New
Life Pilla pi Clear Sxin, Koey
Oheeka. Rich Complexion Onlv
cnts at U. Blttoknn 1 SC Son'a Drug
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AN ATTEMPT TO END HER
EXISTENCE.
A Young Hero Named Anderson
Rescued Her Safely-Thought
Out of Danger.
On Tuesday night abo it 10 o'clock,
Miss Beulah Lamond, aged about 20
years, jumped into a well at her home
on South street. This well is gaid to
be about 63 feet deep.
Miss Lamond was rescued by a
young man named Harry Anderson,
who threw off bis coat and shoes and
went to her assistance. A small rope'
was tied under his arms, and he de
scended a larger rope, which had
been procured, in safety. The young
lady, when she struck the water,
sank and came up. As sbe did so
she caught hold, of a pipe and thus
held herself up. There js 15 feet of
water in the well, and this evidently
broke the force of the fall. -
Mr. Anderson, who supported the
young lady, was drawn to the top
with his burden. Modest young man
as he was, Anderson slipped out of
tbe crowd and was gone. Not a soul,
so far as we know, knew him until
he told his name. He was indeed a
brave hero, and worthy of commen
dation for his act ready and willing,
if necessary, to sacrifice his own life
tn order to save that of another.
As soon as Miss Lamond was taken
ont of the well, she was carried into
the bouse and given all necessary
medical attention. Several physi-
cianb were on - tne scene ready to
render aid. An hour or more after
the occurrence, the young lady was
considered out of danger.
Mrs. Alice Link, sister of the
young lady, went off into hysteries.
She gave way -while in the yard, and
after being fanned and looked after
there, was moved into tbe house.
The cause of tbe young lady's act
was despondency, owing to tbe
abuse and treatment she received
from her sister. For some time
past it has been Raid that things
were not as pleasant as should be,
and that tbe voune lady has been
baraefully treated on several oc
casions, lormented until lite be
came a burden, she preferred death
and its consequences instead of a
hell upon earth.
A Delightful Ride.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGary
gave several of the little folks a
most delightful ride on the street
cars luesday evening. It was
about the jolliest crowd we have
seen for some time. Among those
we noticed were little Misses Re
becca Michie, Placide Kramer,
Mary Louise Manning, Mary Bryant
Qriswold, Mary Mercer McGary,
Annie Belle McGary, Masters Will
Griswold, Bryant Griswold, Leo
I.
artt, Stuart McGary.
Marriage in Went Durham.
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Mr. Cal Burgess, of
Wake county and Miss Emma Ja
cobs, of West Durham.
Tbe ceremony was performed this
afternoon about 2:30 o'clock, at the
residence of J. II. Tilley, by 'Squire
W. ii. Lassiter.
The happy pair have many friends
who wish for them all joy and hap
piness.
Base Ball Gossip.
The Durham team is to have two
new players in a day or so pitcher
Hess, of York, la, and inhelder
Scbultz, of Wilmington, Del.
Raleigh last evening heard that
Stocksdale had left the Durham
team and they telepnoned mm an
offer of 8200 a month to come to
them. He will remain with the
Durham team.
' """" " Lost. "' '
Yesterday, morning on Chapel
Hill street between Lea street and
cemetery a bundle containing a pink
lawn waist. Any information con
cern'ngsame will be gladly received
at this office. j2 tf.
Excursion to Richmond. Wil
leave here Monday of next week and
will return Tuesday night. Those
who go are promised a pleasant
time. Christian & Weathers.
Goods at your own
Max's.
price at A.
The average historical novel can
make history look like 30 cents.
Have your oleaning and pressing
done by the Durham 1 reusing Club.
Nice work at reasonable prices, 3t
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TRIED THIS MORNING.
Jones Was lp ou a Peace War
rant. L. B Jones was tried btfore
'Squire D. C. Gunter this morning
on a peace warrant. It seems that j
Jones came here and about two
miles southwest of the city threat.
enedto kill his wife, Mrs. Anna
Jones. She was at the home of her
brother, A. G. Elliott, who had
brought her here from South Bos
ton, Va.
The court decided that if Jones
would pay tbe costs amounting to
5.25 and leave the city on the af
ternoon train, that he would be al
lowed to do co. This the defendant
agreed to. If, however, he fails, a
writ will be served on him at once.
Where Delightful Brety.is B'ow
Life in Durham has its pbasures
and recreations now, that borders
on sea breezes, fanning of fair
brows, and refreshment to weaned
brains. It is a ride ou the street
cars, in the sultry evenings, to Em
and West Durham. It cools you
off immensely.
The Sun gave Mrs. Sun a trolley
excursion around the enure line of
the Durham system last evi ning and
it was a delightful outing Mrs.
Sun has ridden on the trolley lines
from HuDtington, W. Va , and
they have splendid systems out there
to points in Kentucky and Ohio
some twenty and tweoty-tive miles
distant, and it is her candid opinion
that the Durham line is superior to
them, and if any thing more delight
ful. This opinion is worth a great
deal to the Traction Company, com
ing from Bucb an eminent source,
but we do not charge for it as we
are capable of giving out just such
information on short notice. But
ride on the street cars and enjoy the
delightful southern breezes that fan
our fair city.
Carried to Creed more.
Tbe remains of Mrs Susan Wilson,
aged about 60 years, who died in
Raleigh 1 uesday, were brought up
on the 9:50 Son them train this morn
ing. Tbe remains were transfered
to tbe Seaboard Air Line train and
carried to Creedmore, where the in
terment took place this afternoon.
For Rent.
5 roomcottageon Markham street,
near Cleveland. Apply to M. B.
Wyatt. j2 3t.
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Crash suits for gents at A. Max's
for $1 i3. Very thing for this
weather.
See that nice line of Hardwood
Mantels, Tiles and Grates, that O,
F. & R. E. Wilkerson have in stock
opposite Court House. 'Phone 500
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AH straw goods at reduced prices
at Johnston FurnishingCo.
Ladies skirts from 25 cents up
to
any price you desire at A. Max's.
HAMMOCKS.
HAMMOCKS.
GET YOU A
SEE THEM AT
J. HENRY SMITH'S,
Next door to Postoffice.
-'Phone 412.
PIAtlOS
RENOWNED FOR
TONE & DURABILITY
Over 117.000 Now iu
Use.
FRANKLIN PIANOS.
HARVARD PIANOS.
Sold for cash or easy payments.
W. R.Murray,
Main Street, Durham, N. C.
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DUR ANY
Guaranteed Clear HAVANA FILLKR Mrie of the
imported VUELTA ABAJO LF.AF.
Smokes Free, Mild am! Fragrant
RIGHT UP TO THfi MINUTE.
Only 5c! TRY THEM 1 Only 5c
Durham, N. C.
5c
ALBERT KRAMER,
Owner arid Manager.
Hou) is Mr 0pf)0itttt)ity
GOOD CLOTHES
FOE A
LITTLE MOINES Y.
For the next thirty days I will sell my Spring and Sum
mer Suits at cost, FOR THE CASH. Kemember this
is only for
THIRTY
J. S. MESLEY,
Merchant Tailor,
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TO THE CLOTHING BUYERS OF DURBAN:
In order to close our stock of Flannel suits, we offer your choice of
about 75 suits $5 00 per suit. Look at samples in our window. The
former price was $7 50, cheap even at that price.
Our regular reduced sale still continues 15 per cent on all suits and
extra pants, shirts, 25 to 33j off. Straw hats l-'s off.
Call and see for yourself, and be convinced. Oars is the cheapest.
One price for cash.
LAMBE m LYON,
One Price Clothiers and Furnishers.
WARM WEATHER SHOES.
Just the thing for the hot days that are coming. It doesn't cost any
more to be in fashion. -' Our Men's Oxfords have all the good points of
style and workmanship These three price hints. At $3 co Men's Ve
lour Calf, Blucher Oxford, Goodyetr 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 $5 00 Men's Patent Ideal Kid Oxfords,
will not crack nor peel. Correct and shapely styles.
Burch-Gorinan Company.
ziTHE BEATEN BISCUIT"
originated in the old Southern families, in ante-bellnm days, when hos
pitality and good cheer were the signs of good breeding. But the mak
ing of thi4 favorite bread formerly
late years was in danger of becoming a lost art.
.THE ACME BISCUIT BEATER
however, makes this p'rocess an easy
ers who try it pronounce it to be one of the most usetul inventions
of the day. For sale by
TAYLOR & PfllPFS.
BLACK
If you need Black or Blue
light-colored trousers, we can accommodate you. We
also can fit you in the trousers. Then our- entire suits
are at your disposal. Come in ana De nttea. .
In underwear we have the new as well as the-. old va
riety. Everything:
Neckties, Collars, Shirts, Hats, Etc.
"SOLE AGENTS FOR KNOX nATS."
W. A. SLATER COMPANY,
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
A CIGAR.
5c
finest
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DfYSm
Durham, N. C.
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involved both time and labor and ot
and quick one and all hocse-keep-
BLUE.
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Coats and Vests to go with
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