criujal sti e Las tc
arrived yet.
Jimmie "I wish I went to cohool
in Uai." Johnny "Why?" Jim
mie "It takes til day to call the
roll." Drooklyn Life.
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8. A. MAYNAKD, Sec. & Treas.
july-tf
For County Commissioner.
I hereby announce mygalf a caudldate for
I'ouuty UomnjlsHlouer. subject to iue action
of the Democratic urlmarles and county con
vention. If elected, 1 promise to st'rve the
people to tne best or my ability.
1s-d5wl "A. N. BLALOCK,
Wlllardvllle. N.O.
For Superior Court Clerk.
To the Voters of Durham County:
1 hereby announce myself a candidate 1
fore the primaries to be held the &ilh of J u
It next, for the office of Clerk of the Superior
I have no superior claims to urge for your
support. Many have done as much, and not
a few more than 1. four years of youth ana
early manhood 1 cheerfully save exclusively
to the service of my country ; whatever, as a
nubile duty or privilege. 1 have done since.
Las always been under the conviction that
it was for the best interest of my people.
The office Is yours and at your disposal. 1
need the place aud earnestly, urgently so
licit your votes.
Very truly yours,
jun80-2w K.G.KUSSELL,
For County Commissioner.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
uounty commissioner or Durham county
sublect to the action of the Democratic url-
in&rles and to the endorsement of the Demo
cratic county convention. If Riven the sup
port oi tne uemoTats or tne county, i prom'
lse to serve you to the best oi my ability,
liespectfally,
J3-8W 0. K. f EOCTOR.
For Township Constable.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
re-election to the office of constable for Dur
ham township, subject to the acMon of the
Democratic primaries J uly 86th. and the Dem
ocratic county convention August 2nd. If
re-elected 1 promise to discharge the duties
oi tne omce as laitmuuy as in past.
JUto JulyW E. T. LEA.
Announcement.
I hereby announce myself as candidate for
tne omce or constable or uurnam township.
My candidacy will be subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries or the Democratic
convention. If given tbe support of the
Democrats of the county I oledge my entire
time to tbe duties of the office.
J13-tf J. P. MA9SEY.
Announcement.
1 announce myself a candidate for the of
fice of Register of Deeds of Durham County,
subject to tbe endorsement of the Democrat
ic Convention. If nominated and elected, 1
promise to serve you to the best of my abil
ity. Respectfully,
mayao-tf M. G. MABKHAM.
Kotice of Dissolution of Partnership.
By mutual consent the partnership qf
Marl In k. Kallon, composed of the undersign
ed Individuals, Is dissolved. The affairs of
the business will be wound up by T. H. Mar
tin; This June 2d, 1902.
T. H. MARTIN.
JuneS-tw W. M. KALLON.
THE CREAM OF
THE VINTAGE
In champagnes, claret Burgundies, sherries.
porU. bauuternes. Tbe oldest aud mellow-t-.it
of whiskies, brandies, rums aud gins, tbe
0iwt InciousHiud delightful of lluuors and
cordials are all contained .in the brands in
our store and cellars. None but what wo
k now Is the bit are offered. Try a bottle of
our Grn Klver, tbe whiskey without a
headache, (Jull ana see
T. II. SCOGGINS,
At the PALACE SALOON.
No. 124 CORN EB MANGOM ft PEAEODY 8T8
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Kent, V.
Tra.-ey, ti
thet'
, t0
Wei-
-en he
.. uied with a
left the
revolver
,, incbester, and had a
i supply of both ammuci
j aud tirovision?. Traeey sent
obneon to lacoma to purcnae ine
rerolver and ammunition. lie
threatened to exterminate Johnson's
family on the leaM sign of treachery.
he murderer setmed iasreu out,
and talked very little about himself
or his plana. While at the houe
he spent nearly all the time watcn
inc for his pursuers. He left the
house after dark, taking Johnson's
orse, headed either for Seattle, or
the Palmer cut-off.
Not only did Tracey force John-
ion to buy the revolver, but he made
him borrow necesxary uiuurj m
Kent. Johnson went to Taeoina
and purchased the weapon without
sounding any kind of warning to
O . - mil
the authorities. He was iiany
frightened.
Additional Purchase of Land.
Washington-, July 10. Secre-
i . i 1 o
tary xaooay nas auinorizu ivear
Admiral Lndicott, chiet ot tne
bureau of yards and docks, to pro
ceed with the purchase of 98 acres
of additional land for the new naval
station at Charleston, S C. Admiral
Endicott today telegraphed to the
mayor of Charleston asking if tbe
offer of Charleston city to sell this
land still beld good and when the
favorable reply, which is expected,
is received, the purchase will be
speedily consummated. This addi
tional land, is a Dart or i,tncoia
Park and adjoins tbe property al
readv uurchased on tbe north. The
oily of Charleston offered to sell it
at $200 an acre. 1 be land is wanted
for a naval hospital.
Progress Halt Not.
Allan' Journal: A new mill in
the Bouth was reported for every
week of this year's first quarter and
of these sixteen new mills for as
many weeks three (all large ones) are
credited to bouth Carolina. Ala
bama shows up with three also,
Mississippi leads the list in numbers,
but not in capacity, with four,Geor
gia, Aikansas and Louisiana had
one each, Texas and North Carolina
two apiece.
Nor the first quarter of 1902 the
total of new spindles in the new and
enlarged mils of the ten southern
states on the list is 487,132,, of
which South Carolina has 171,760,
or more than a third. The toial of
new looms. is 13,619, of which 5,414
pertain to this state. North Caro
lina holds second place, with 123,-
448 spindles and 4,990 looms, and
Alabama third place with 84,920
spindles and 1,210 looms.
A very eignificent fact in this con
nection is that about three-forths of
the nearly half a million new spin
dies; representing altogether an in
vestment of about 110,000,000, wil
be installed in mills which have
tried the business and know what is
in it.
There is no longer any doubt that
the progress of the south in cotton
manufacturing has come to stay and
to increase.
Militia Ordered to Springfield.
Springfield, 111., July 10 Gov
ernor Yates today ordered a squad
of infantry to Eldorado to protect
the lives and property of negro rest
dents there, who during tbe past
month have been subjected to out
rages at the hands of the white citi-
ens.
Instructions have been given bv
the Governor to quell all disturb
ances and, if possible, ascertain tbe
names of the leaders of the lawless
mob.
He My wife isn't er so very
hard to get along with. She Isn't
she, now? Faith, thin, yez don't
luk it! Puck.
Mattresses.
Buy your mattresses from the
Durham Mattress Frctory, at manu
facturers' prices. j3-tf
All straw goods at A. Max's re
duced half price. -
Three persons confirmed in the
jail at St. Joseph,.. Mo., tried to get
. 1 I .1 a - .
oui oy wrecking tne rear wall ot tbe
building with a powerful charge of
dynamite. Their plans were frus
trated by the guards. -
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For Rent.
The store room now occupied bv
Johnston Furnishing company. Also
the back part of Lara be & Lyon's
01a store ana tne np stairs to that
building. Apply to the' Johnston
V urnisbing company. , 1 2-tf.
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auc wj.i,y oun is omy jii a
year. From 20 to 23 columns 'of
live, Interesting local, state and
general news each week. Sub
scribe and get a wide-awake Dur
ham paper.
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2 ways uiJ Cw.iru ays.
aturuiy
f:r; fre?h term to
northeast wilJs.
The Darham county Democratic
primaries are but two wetks off.
Several gentlemen" are buy
making out the tax books for tbe
sheriff. t
Tie nice showers of last nigbt
helped things wonderfully and cool
ed off the atmosphere to a consider
able extent.
A regular meeting of Tar Heel
Council, No. 2, J. O. IT. A. M., will
be beld tonight. A full attendance
of the members requested.
An excursion of colored people
passed through Durham this morn
ing going from Oxford to Greens
boro. There were seven well filled
coaches.
Car No. 6, of the Durham
Traction Company, was out yester
day afternoon and last night fortbe
first time. It is a summer car, aud
lentically like car No. 8.
The two latest marriage license
issued in Durham county were to
tbe following parties, all colored:
Ienry Jones and Julie Ld wards,
leas W. Peace and Julia A. r$ai-
ey.
The members of the Christian
Sunday-school whopicniced at Fairn-
toeh, on the NorfoIkfc western
road, Thursday, returned that night.
All reported an exceedingly pleasant
time.
W. A. Slater has been quite sick
for several days. He was reported
as being better today, friends will
be glad to know. All hope that he
will soon be entirely restored to
health.
The Vance Debating Club will
meet, tonight at 8 o'clock in tbe Red
Men s hall, over Larube and Lyon s
store. All young men interested in
the work o&this society are invited
to attend.
Miss Jennie Tatum returned last
night from a two weeks' visit in
Durham. She was accompanied by
Miss Nan Wood, of Durham, who
will spend sometime with her, says
the Greensboro Kecord.
The paragraph we published
few days ago stating that Col. J. S.
Carr would address the old confed
erate soldiers at Robertson's station,
was a mistake, lie will not be
there. Our information was ob
tained from the Chapel Hill News
Mr. irvin A. llogan, superin
tenaent or toe uu&e tar nr. near
V . i v-v i m
University Station, informs the
Chapel Hill News that on last Mon
day evening he killed a crane, near
his residenoe, which measured 6 feet
and 5 inches from tip to tip. From
its toes to its bill was 5 feet and
inches.
Presbyterian Reuniou at Pen Mar
Baltimore, July 10. The Pres
byterian reunion, inoluding leading
representatives of the Northern and
Southern branches of that church in
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia
and West Nirginia, assembled today
at fen Mar, on tbe Western Mary
land railroad. Several hundred per
sons, including clergy and laiety
attended from this city. The pro
ceedings include an address on "The
Presbyterian Church,"- by Rev,
Charles Wood, D. D., of Philadel
phia, and an address on "Present
Day Problems of Presbyterianism,"
by Kev. Thornton Whaling, of Lex
ington, Va.
Coronation Bazaar Fatality.
London, July 10. Shortly after
Queen Alexandra passed on her way
to open tbe coronation bazaar, the
decorations across Langham Palace,
heavy and sodden with rain, were
caught in a squall of wind and fell,
dragging down a mass of coping
from the top of All Souls' church.
Miss Streathy, daughter of Ed. W.
btreatby, treasurer of the Montreal
Trust Deposit Company, was killed
and several persons were injured.
It is said on good authority that
subject to the approval of King
Edward's physicians the coronation
will occur August 9.
Melons in cold storage at the
Cheek-Royster Company. Same
price as those not cool. li-2t
Mattresses.
- Save money by buying direct from
the Durham Mattress Factory.
"Did he scare you with that aw
ful talk about bacteria and mi.
crobes?" "No, indeed. I don't get
scared at anything smaller than mice
or cows." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
It Girdles the Globe.
The fame of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, as the beet in the world, ex
tends round the earth. It's tbe one
perfect noaier or Cuts, Oorns, Burns
Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers!
Felons, Aches. Pains and all Skin
Eruptions. Only infallible Pile Cum
25 cents a box at R. Hacknall &
Bon's Drug Btore. - 1
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E overrents cf People and Thiiijrs la
General, E?po24 Daily Ey B. F.
Abetnethy.
Mrs. W. L
Burgess is quite sick
today.
Call at Alerntbv's furniture store
r,d pay for tbe Sc.. ja
It was ho hot her yesterday that
Le wattr in Will Young's b vd rant '
ealded tbe hair oi! my hauds witeu
washed them.
Mis Cora Kerr is on the sick
1st.
Miss Delia Howard, who has been
siting Mrs. J. W. Cameron, re
turned to her home in the country
yesterday.
There were two mad ladies in
East Durham yesterday. They board
ed tbe Southern train at Rocky
Mount and were told by tbeconduc
tor that tbey would make -connection
with the N Jo W. at Durham
for Roxboro. Tbey got off at Est
Durham instead of Durham; got
thoroughly wet and missed their
train.
Sbelburn is doing some fine work
in tbe photograph line. He will re
main in Last Durham a few days
onger. Those who want photos
hould call at once.
Some of our citizens are complain
ing about the street can running so
ast down tbe
grades on Angler
say there is great
avenue. 1 ney
danger of running off tbe track.
xeslerday afternoon two white
boys and a colored boy tried to
throw a street car off tbe track by
placing stones on the track. The
colored boy was caught and carried
up town. The white boys escaped,
but will be caught if they stay in
town.
Mr. Johnson, section foreman of
the Seaboard road, has fixed up the
crossings, so it is now possible to
cross tbe tracks with a wagon. Now
it the southern foreman will go
and do likewise be will receive the
thanks of our people.
Roy, tbe little son of Mrs b. 51
Beck, on Angier avenue, is right
sick.
Remember that Abernethy will be
in his store Saturday afternoon and
night to collect for the Sum and the
Model rurmture House.
Mrs. Willie Wrenn,of West Dur
ham, was visiting in the village yes
terday. 1
f rofessor Cararron has discovered
a new way of making ice cream
He puts his milk in a tin bucket
places that in a water bucket, with
the ice and salt around it, then
places tbe bucket in a rocking chair
and rocks it like rocking a baby to
sleep, and produces a cream equa
to any made by the professionals.
Mrs. S. E. Davie is on tbe sick
list.
S. P. Clements returned from
Spray yesterday.
Wholesale Resignations.
Norfolk, July 10 N. M. Os
borne, general agent of the Norfolk
A Western Railroad, resigned today
as a member of the water commis
sioners. R B. Cook, general agent
of the Philadelphia & Norfolk Riil
way, resigned as a member of the
board of State Insane Asylum; R
H. Wright, general agent Merchants
and Miners Transportation Com
pany, will resign as a member of
the water commissioners; D.
Callahan, general agent of tbe Nor
folk & Western Steamboat Com
pany, will probably resign from the
police commissioners. Thomas W
1 1.
sneuon, railway counsel, aad re
signed as a member of the boatd of
the Virginia Military Institute and
other resignations are on tapis, on
aooount of tbe new constitution's
new clause prohibiting the use of
free passes by State and municipal
officials. .V
To be Held August 2.
The Republicans will hold their
county convention here on Satur.
day, August 2d, to elect delegates
to their State and district conven
tions. On Thursday of next week Re
publican precinct meetings will be
be held to choose delegates to the
county convention.
The Democratic convention of the
sixteenth judicial district at Bryson
Uity, Swain county, Wednesday,
nominated Qarland S. F.rgnson, of
tlarwood, for judge of the Superior
Court and Thad Bryson, of Swain,
tor solicitor.
The best is the cheapest. Pear:
line.3 packages lOcts. at A. Max's.
jll-2t.
. Richard Rlanton who was sen
tenced to be hanged at Salisbury
and then respited for a fortnight has
been taken to Raleigh and put ju the
penitentiary for that time.
When you want a modern, up-to
date physio, try Chamberlain's torn
aon ana jjivor laDicts. . They are
easy to take 'and pleasant in effect
Pr'ce, 25 enta. Samples fr e at W
Ll. Year by 's drus store. , .
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a u s :s cur cu
i rice
i c? rv
a.nue ana ns teen ecge cas tnsc.e some eerp inesi
pingcS FOURTH rere.aTHIRD there, and HALF iarra- j'.as,
leaving values untouched, and raiting th"! biggest Footgear L'-alLS
that has ever bea o5ered t residents of Durham and viciui:v. Everv
Stunner Shoe raa-.t at once. Jest glance over the harg iia and
'call soon. Later may be too lve-. 50 pair Infint's S!i ,p.rs were so.
75 and $1, choice 35c Mivies S ippt
- id $1 75, rednoed to i. Wm-iaV
reduced to ft. 75 U omens $i Oxfords, reduced to $2 so. Meus
Patent Ki t and Ytci Oxfords, that
$4 50. reduced to $3 00 Men's $3 00 Oxlcrds, r daccd to Jj 50 N.
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THE SHOE MEN.
:THE
CLOTHING- STORE !
You want a Homespun, Flannel or Crash Coat and
Pants, Negligee Shirt, Straw Hat, Belt and Fancy Sox
ior ounaay. uon t buy nntil you see our
MfRKBD-DOWN O
Prices on the above list
Shirts, marked, especially
much you save by getting your fixings here. ,
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ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS
MARKHAM'S CORNER.
:-M0SQUIT0 NETS-:
Are good for keeping
quitoes. We have the kind that fasten on
Wood, Brass and Iron Beds, as well as the
old ceiling style. Let us put you up one. .
BERNSTEIN
Iron Beds are much cooler
than the old style closed up
Price from $10.00 up,
An elegant line of couches,
in Mattings an4
The Royall
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The hot weather is here, and we want to. call your at
tention to the PEERLESS IGE CREAM FREEZERS,
nothing better or more inexpensive for desert -make9
cream of finest quality in 3i minutes. Our WATER
COOLERS are the best quality for a low price on the
market all sizes, from 2 to 10 gallons. We have a few
of the Lawn Swings left, only $4.50 each. Call and give
us your orders for what you need at
Lloyd's HardaJare Store,
Durham. N. G.
"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'468..
For Rent.
'Une tnree story onok Dunaingii cm bo consulted m bit office
with elevator on Purrish St., suit-lrr ,6Wef 8fePt
-kt- . .oneacb Tuteday and Weduevday. Modern
able for WolCBal. or rUU. I methods used la the examlnatloti of the eye.
Second and third Stories In brick Spectacle and EjegUad frames skillfully id'
building on Parrish St. ' junted. majnf
One store room on rarrish St.
One store room on Cleveland St.
Apply to -;
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. The Wrkklv Sun is only $ a
year, Prom 20 to 93 col u runs of
live, intei estiug local, Btate and
general news each iveek. Snb
scribe apd et a wide-awake Dur
Uam aper . .
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- rs. formerly sold f,.r ii 40. $i:;o
Oxfords, we e $2 2 25 aad $2 so..
lorni'rlv olJ far t s,- i rv nA
& JONES,
NEW:
Sov s Clothing Pants and
low. Call in and see how
- PEfISOI CO.
off Ilea as well as'tnos
IRON BEDS.
and cleaner for summer use
head and foot wood beds.
with spring complete.
irt thi
$10.00 up. Big reductions
Refrigerators.
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PUQUftY SPRINGS I
I The Barham Bbme at Fuqiiay Springs la
one hundred yards from the Sprlngi. Can
accommodate 3S. Bates moderate. Addreik '
. " ' i 8. BARHAM, Proprietor,
mayl4 lid ! Fuquay Springs, N. 0. '
I - Suit ease at reduced price.
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