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DUCK All, 2T. C, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1H)2
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KUIUM SJM
50 Cents.
COKE'S
DfIlDH;lJFF CURE
New Sizo.
50 cents Per Bottle.
-Fresh supply just received at
at W mys nJL
50 Cents.
WON IN THE NINTH.
Game Went to Durham by Score
of 5 to i.
Durham won from Kileigh io the
game Thursday afternoon by the
score of 5 to 4.' The home team
succeeded in winning out in the
ninth inning.
Score by innings:
. H. E.
Raleigh 00000202 0-4 4 4
Durham 1 10200001-5 (J 4
Batteries: Raleigh, White and
Rollins; Durham, Sfocksdale and
Fisher. .
Summary: Stolen bases, Raleigh
1, Durham 3. Two base hits, Pas
tor, Kain. Three base bit, Crane.
Double play, Soffelto Pastor lo
Kain. Bases on balls, off Stocks
dale 2, off White 5. Struck out, by
Stocksdale 9, by White 5. Passed
ball, Rollins. Time of game, 1:35.
Umpire, Mr. Boucher. Scorer,
Norton.
At Wilmington. New Bern, 14;
Wilmington, 0. Batteries: "New
Bern, Symons and Thackera; Wil
mington, Krause and Fisher.
At Greensboro. Charlotte, 16;
Greensboro, 7. Batteries: Char
lotte, Person, Applegate and Leh
man; Greensboro, Suggs, Kelly and
MoTeer.
STANDING OF N. C. LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. P. C.
New Bern.. .... 4 0 1.000
Greensboro... . 3 1 .750
Charlotte 3 1 .750
Raleigh 1 3 .250
Durham 1 3 .250
Wilmington 0 4 .000
II Of DOUBLE HEADER
RAlEIGH WON BY THE
SCORE OF 8 TO 6.
The Two Teams Went to Raleigh
This Afternoon to Flay
Second Game,
A larjje crowd attended the game
at the George Lyon Park this morn
ing, when the second game between
Durban and Kaleish was olaved.
t was a typical Fourth of July
crowd, and at times the cheers and
yells from the grand stand and the
bleachers were almost deafeniner.
.'he game was indeed a rotton one
on both sides.
Brucker was in th box for Dur
ham until the sixth lnuiug, when
Curtis took his place. The latter
surprised most of the grand stand
by the way he held down the oppos
ing team.
Score by innings:
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Raleigh 1 0 1 3 2 1 0 0 08
Durham 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 0-6
Batteries: Raleigh, Leonard and
Rollins; Durham, Brucker, Curtis
and Fisher.
Amendment Now in Effect.
How many of the Sun readers
have thought of the fact that the
Constitutional Amendment, which
was overwhelmingly carried in thiw
State last Year, went into effect on
The only home run made in the the first dav of Jul ? One effect of
game was by Costello. the Amendment is that it requires a
The Raleigh and Durham teams two vears' citizpnshin in the State.
eft here about two o'clock for tbe inatrl nf n rr im,1r tl.
COMING YOUR WAY
through us is a fine assortment of
things for summer wear.
Don't need to be a man of means
to become possessed of stylish ar
tides from this stock of
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
, A bill of small denomination will
go a long way around the store be
fore getting used tp.
We are particularly strong on
Shirts. -Never had a finer lot, and
never before were able to sell at
such prices.
Johnston FurnlsWns Co.
WHEN YOU WANT
Death of Mrs. Frazier.
Mrs Frszier, wife of A. Frazier,
Col. J. S. Carr's florist, died at the
Watts Hospital yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, from typhoid fever.
She was taken sick just one week
ago today, and was in the hospital
only a few days. She leaves two
children, aged six and four years,
who are being cared for by kind
friends. Mr. Frazier is also sick
and in the hospital. It is a very sad
case they being comparative stran
gers to most of our people, but lov
ing hearts and bands are administer
ing to them in their affliction.
lbe funeral took place this after.
noon at 3 o'clock, conducted by Rev.
Mr. Levburn, of the E'resbyterian
church, and the remains were in
terred in .the city cemetery. The
pall-hearers were T. M.. Gorman,
Fred Roll, Henry Plantz.C. 1 . Cop
ley,' T. E, Carpenter and Lutie
Nichols.
Capital City, where the second
game of the double header took
place this afternoon. Tomorrow
afternoon the last game between the
two will be played here.
Four Weeks Off.
Four weeks from tomorrow the
Democratic primaries will be held
at thfl various votinvr nrwinets in
Willardsville and Bahama Items, rwham , ti.o ,.,n,i;,i.t.
have been actively at work for Rev-
ham, including Messrs. D. Mangum, eral weeks already, and new ones
J. B. Mason and others had a bar. are con8taDtiy heard of. So far not
becue at Mangum's mill today (the very many have corae out 0ioially
w-.. " a""" tnrouau the newspapers an
CALL ON US.
Colored Pleasures of the Fourth.
The colored people of Durham,
or at least a part of them, observed
the Fourth of July as follows:
1:30 p. m. Parade of Athletic
We can supply you with Chickens, Association to Baseball Park.
fresh Vegetables, Errs and the
best of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Prompt
Ral-H.gb
service when you
something nice.
want
2:30. Musical Concert
3:30. Ball game between
eigh Nationals and Whitted
School, of Durham.
Tonight an entertainment will be
given at tbe park, under electric
lights. The Geer Orchestra is io
T. S. CHRISTIAN & S0NJfrDi8hmusic for theo(iia8iou
Church Street.
mayl4-lm
KEEP K00L BY KOMING
-TO-
MONTREAT.
HOTEL MONTREAL
"LAND OF THE SKY," WESTERN N.C,
The most charming spot In all the moun
tain at which to spend the heated term Sleep
under blankets all summer New hotel with
all modern comforts. Double dally mall,
telegraph and telephone, mineral water
Two miles from Black Mountain Station,
Southern Itallway.
VV. D. PAXJON, Proprietor,
mayl-3m Montreat, N. C.
EXTRA ! EXTRA !
On Ills Way Home.
Col. John S. Cuningham, of Cun
ingham, Person county, was in the
oitv this morning returning borne
from a trip to ttaleigh. .lbe Colo
nel is just as genial and pleasant as
mm . a i . I
ever, lie minus mat Derorea great
while the short branch line from
Virgilina to the Blue Wing Copper
Mines will be extended through to
Roxboro. This would then cause
them to connect with the Norfolk &
Western road.
Tr the B-oston
d you will be pleased.
Red Men's Barbeeue.
The first annual barbecue of Man
tika Tribe, No. 21, Improved Or
der Red Men, was held Thursday
night. An immense crowd of peo
pie were present at Lakeside Park
an
Boston.
It took several cars to carry the
junl8-lw
ham.
H.ADLAR,
Near City Stables.
crowd out to tbe park.
W. H.
-dealer in-
Choice Home Killed Meats.
BEEF. PORK, VEAL and SPRING LAMB.
Either Thone. Prompt Delivery.
H- D. LEIGH,
112 Ira Assistant.
W. U WALL,
DIAL1B IN.
WOOD AND COAL.
Can supply wood In any quantities.
Cut wood a specialty.
i .UMt,tt Phnn Inn-'
Kotice of Dissolution of Partnership.
By mutual consent the partnership of
Martin & Fallon, composed of the undersign
ed 1
the
tin
Mattresses,
your mattresses
Buy your mattresses from tb
Durham Mattress Frctory, at manu
facturers' prices. 3-tf
For Kent.
14 room house, on South Street
city water. Convenient to nusiuesa
Apply to A. D. Marknam.
Mondav. July 7th, Christian &
Weathers' excursion to Richmond
2 25 rouud trip.
One dollar shirts for 59 cents
A. Max's. Here is your chance.
AMNESTY FOR FILIPINOS.
trcidat Declares Restoration of Peac
la tbe Philippine.
Washington, July 3. The Presi
dent has formally declared the resto
ration of peace in the Philippine
archipelago, has placed the islands
under complete civil control, and
has extended general amnesty to the
Filipinos who have been in rebel
lion. Tbeie three things marking
one of the most important chapters
in Philippine history, were accom
panied through the issues of them
separate orders and the proclama
tions, one by the President over his
own signature, extending amnesty;
one through Secretary Root, by the
President's order, relieving General
Chaffee from bis duties as military
governor, and the tbe - third which
lakes the place of a general orders
addressed to the entire army of the
United States, in which Secretary
Root takes occasion to express the
President's high appreciation of the
work it has accomplished, both in
Cuba and Pbilippinos.
old law.
were invited.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
E. V, Umstead died June 29th, and
was buried af Mt. Bethel last Mon-
ay.
Miss Kate Umstead is visiting her
uncle, Mr. W. D. Turrentine, near
West Durham, this week.
Emma Parrish, a respectable col
ored woman, who lived near Baha
ma, died of consumption last week.
Miss Emma Harris has returned
from a pleasant visit to her uncle.
C. F. Harris, of Nash county.
Airs. V . b. Gray has been very
sick the past week but is better at
this writing.
D. S. Ball is the proud father
f a fine girl. Both mother and child
are doing well. -
Corn crops are looking better
than for years in this section. Tobac
co has also been greatly improved
by the recent rains.
1 he writer has a valuable oat
which ib serviceable in more ways
newspapers
nounced their candidacy.
an
Going to Guilford.
Congressman W. W. Kitchin was
here a few minutes this morning on
bis way to Guilford Battle Ground,
where be addressed the people if he
arrived there in time to do so. A
number of Mr. Kitchin's friends
were pleased to meet him at the de
pot.
Mattresses.
All grades, any siza niattres at
tbe Durham Mattress Factory.
For Kent.
5 room oottaue on Markbam street.
near Cleveland
Wyatt.
See that nice
Apply to M. B.
.
ine of Hardwood
Mantels, Tiles and Grates, that (),
Hew JfoevtUttiuat.
HAMMOCKS.
HAMMOCKS.
GET YOU A
F. & R. E. Wilkerson have in stock.
opposite Court House. 'Phone 500.
All straw rrnndti at reduced nricPH
iuau uuo. ouo is uui wuiv a uiuusci a, nkn.i,ln k'nmialiin.. f
V I WW VVUUQIVU B. Mi U lOUlllli NV
but a mole catcher. ...
The Durham Circuit Sunday Ladies skirts from 25 cents up to
School Conference will be held at any price you desire at A. Max's
Mt. Sylvan church on Saturday be-
ore the 4th Sunday in July. i Wi
Romantic Marriage at Oxford.
Winston-Salkm, July 3. Quite
a romantic marriage occurred in Ox
ford yesterday morning, tbe con
racting parties being Miss Lottie
Miller and Mr. Will O'Brien, both
of whom are well known in this
city. The marriage was quite a sur
prise to the many friends of this
popular couple, only their most in
timate acquaintances baving an
cognizance of the affair. Miss Mil
ler bad been visions ior several
days at tbe home of her sister in O
ford. Mr. O'Brien arrived there
yesterday morning and the marriage
was promptly celebrated at the resi
dencc of Mrs. Jackson. Tbe popu
lar couple arrived in tbe city on the
8:50 train last evening. Charlotte
Observer.
1 Lady Killed.
Richmond. July 3. A
from Warrenton says: "Today while
Miss Kate audMiss Pilcner,tbe lat
ter a daughter of Delegate Pilcher,
were out driving near Midland, their
vehicle was struck by a double-head
er train of the Chesapeake & Ohio
road. Miss Kate was instantly kill
ed and Miss Pilcher fatally injured.
5c
DURVANA CKiAR.
y-
5c
Guaranteed Clear HAVANA FILI.tR. M-..!e of the finest
imported VUKLTA A HA JO I.I-AF. .
Smokes Free, Mild a id
Fragrant.
1
RIGHT UP TO Ti il ?. MINUTE.
Onlysc! TRY T11E31 Only 5c
WWW CIGP COipflljY,
Durham, N. C.
f 5c
ALBERT KRAMER,
Owner and Manager.
5c
Kou) is Your Opportauity
TO GET-
GOOD CLOTHES
FOR A-
LITTLE MONEY.
For the next thirty days I will sell my Spring and Sum
mer Suits at cost, FOR THE CASH. Remember this
is only for
THIRTY DfYS
J. S; MESLEY,
Merchant Tailor, Durliam, N. C.
JuutM-lw
FECIAL
UIT
PECIAL
XJIT
A Xnr Jtr
TO THE CLOTUING BUYERS OF DURHAM:
In order to close our stock of Flannel suit?, 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.
Uur regular reduced sale stiu continues 15 ptr ceiu on aa snus ana
xtra pants, shirts, 25 to 33 off.' Straw hats j off.
Call and see for yourself, and be coavinced. Oars I the cheapest.
One price for cash.
LAMBE and LYON,
One Price Clothiers and Furnishers.
ust 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 tbe good points of
style and workmanship. These three price hints. At $ 3 00 Men a Ve-
our Calf, Blucher Oxford, Goodyear welt, sewed, value $3 50. At
4 00 Men's Patent Kid aud Patent Colt Skin Oxfords, two styles toe
shapes, reduced from ft 50. At $5 00 Meus Patent Ideal Kid Oxfords,
will not crack nor peel. Correct and shapely styles.
Burcli-Gormaii Company.
SEE THEM AT
J. HENRY SMITH'S,
Next door to Postoffice.
'Phone 412.
wm
1. a u r-
at
The cabinet met lueeday to pre
individuals, is dis8oivd. Tbe affairs of pare plans to carry out tbe terms of
,nw8Tuoi1Krd UPbyT'H,M" the isthmian canal bill. Names of
Ij ?; 4?TIS?; the six new warshius were adopted.
Lost.
Yesterday morning on Chapel
Hill street -between Lea street and
oeruetery a bundle containing a pink
lawn waist. Any information con
cerningsame will be gladly received
at this c-rhce. 2-tf.
A. Max can satisfy you in goods
and prices, if you will only call at
bis store.
Neckwear at reduced prices. John-
Htou Furnishing Company.
eSTABLISHEQlaion
PIAUQS
HENQWNrn ron
TONE & DURABILITY
Now
Over
117,000
Use.
in
FRANKLIN PlftNOS.
HARVARD PIANOS
Sold for cash or easy payments
W. R. Murray,
Main Street, Durham, -N. C.
WARM WEATHER SHOES.
ziTHE BEATEN BISCUIT"
originated in the old Southern families, in ante-bellum days, when hos
pitality and good cheer were the signs 01 good breeding, uui me mas
ing of thii favorite bread formerly Involved both time and labor and of
late years was in danger ot becoming a lost art.
.THE ACME BISCUIT BEATER......
however, makes this process au easy and quick one and all honse-keep-
ers who try it pronounce it to be one 01 tne most useiui inventions
of the day. For sale by
TfYLOR 6c PHIPPS.
Unsurpassed Variety
AT--
REDUCTION.
. For warm weather occasions we have an unsurpassed variety of
CORRECT CLOTHING. SUITS that will satisfy splendidly made. -SMART
and PRIMP. The sto k contains everything that the correctly
dressed man desires The reduction is big. Those of you unsnited,
come and be suited. The line of Gents' Furnishings still full.
"SOLE AGENTS FOR KNOX HATS.'
W. A. SLATER COMPANY
CLOTMEUS AND FURNISHERS.