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a tficrt..f t v Its
1 :.? .v t bo - -t ers.
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3 .iaii at J.
sri la tne c
I'urciDi. County of
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le of Nana cufaa. (J. B.
ri.,,r tin aaent thereto- and la
ciiaivij thereof, uooo wbom pruoros ru&y b
served.) had comp.ied witn the rtjuutcienta
ounaotof the vi neral Assembly of Vrto
Caroilun. Session tl. entitled. "An act to
rvlse tue Corporation law of bona Caroli
na." preliminary u the Issuing of this . er
t; boate of lJiMt.lutlon. "
Now. Therefore,!. I. Bryan Grimes, Secre
tary of St.it of me State of North Carolina,
do hereby certify that the said Corporation
did, on the 3uUi day of May, lv03, the in my
ofiioe a auiy executed mod attested consent
in writing to the dissolution of &ld Corpora
te executed by all the stockholders there
of, vbk-h said consent and the record of the
proceedings aforesaid are now- on tie In my
aaid office as provided by law.
in Testings r WuKKEOr, I -tare hereunto
set my hand ana affixed idt official seal, at
Kaleigh, this 30ch day of May,' A. iX, Oue
1 nousana. Aloe H naarea ana l wo. - -
i " Official " ', J.BRYAN CRIMES,
i Seal of Secretary i
i of Siata. ( Secretary of State.
Executrix Notice.
Haying qualified before the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Durham ounty as Execu
trix of the estate of A. J. Carroll, deceas
ed, this la to notify all persons holding
claims against the said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or b'fore the
13th day of June, UW3, or this notice will be
pieaa in oar or tneir recovery ana an per
sons Indebted to the said, estate will please
make immediate payment.
MARf C, CARROLL.
Executrix of the estate of A. J. Carroll,
deceased. ' -
This the 13th day of June, 1901.
The Tourist Season
. , OPEN8 WITH THK
MONTH OF JUNE,-
- AND THE v
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
ANNOUNCES THC SALE Or
LOW RATE
r
FROM
All Southern Points
To the delightful Resorts located on
- - and reached via Its lines.
Thetie Tickets bear final nmit
Oo ober 31, 1909.
That section of North Carolina known as
" THE LAND OF THE SKY"
AND XH
SAPPHIRE COUNTRY "
Is particularly attractive to those In search
of mountain resorts, -where the air Is ever
cool and invigorating, and where accommo
dations can be had either at the comfortable
and well kept boarding" houses or the more
expensive and up-to-date hotels. . '
ADDITIONAL SLEEPING CARS .
s ' m a, -
to Principal Resorts, thus affording
GREATLY IMPROVED V ICILITIES
For Reaching those Points. ,
Particular attention is directed to the ele
gant Dinlng-Car Service on princi
pal through trains.
The Southern Railway has just Issued its
handsome Resort Folder, descriptive of the
many delightful resorts along the line of its
road. This folder also gives the names of
proprietors of hotels and boarding bouses and
number of guests they can accommodate.
Copy can be had upon .application to any
Southern Railway Ticket Agent.,
W.A.TURK, 8, H. HARDWIOK.
Pass. Traffic Mg'r. . . Gen. Pass. Ag't
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June 10-2tu
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MONDAY, JULY 14.
NEARLY iCAM IO LLOUS.
Congressmaa Latimer snjj i Gov. Evans
lUe a Uot Excbange.
Charleston, S. C, July 12
At the camrai?n meeting of the nil
r- o-
candidates for the Uudtted States
annate at at iTeorge.tJoUetOD couo
ty, toJay, there was war of words
which may lead to a duel between
CpDgressman A U. Latimer acid
ei-Governor Jobo Gary Evans, two
rival candidates Mr. Latimer, in
hu ppeecb, said that Mr. Evans had
once been his friend. He was in
terrupted by Mr. Evans, who said
that "Latimer bet'ayed me like a
g Latimer iu retaliation brought
up a 115,000 bond deal circulated
during Mr. Evans' administration
as governor.
Evans said in reply:
"I denounce the man who. repeats
that rnmor a liar."
The two men started toward each
other; and ttee would -have been an
ngly ecrap then and there bad not
Sheriff Owens rushed in between,
insisting that the court room was no
place for duels. To this Mr. Lati
mer agreed, and Mr. Evans remark
ed that there was plenty of room
outside and plenty of time in the
fature. v
This Wilt Iutreat Many.
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Southern blood cure, . imb new
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pains in bones or joints, rheumatism,
catarrh, or any blood or skin troub e
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Boy, Match, Gasolene.
Charlotte, N. C.r July 12. As
a consequence of bringing a negro
boy, a match and gasolene together
here this morning the city suffered
a lot of about $20,000 from fire.
The fire started at 8:45 this morn
ing in the Charlotte Drug Co., at
Trade and College streets. The
flames seriously damaged three
buildings, the two adjoining the
drug store being occupied as saloons.
The flames were pretty soon under
control. The buildings belonged to
Mr. aam'l Wittkowskey. JNo exact
amount of the loss can be given but
it will be about 120,000.
A Fireman's Close Call.
"I stuck to my engine, although
every joint ached and every nerve
was racked with pain," writes C.
W. Bellamy, a locomotive fireman,
of Burlington, Iowa, "I was weak
and pale, without any appetite and
all . run down. As I was about to
give up, Igota bottle of Electric
Bitters and, after taking it, I felt as
well as I ever did in my life," Weak,
sickly, run down people always gain
new life, strength and vigor from
their use. Try them. Satisfaction
gu ran teed by R. Blacknall & Son's
Price 50 cents. 9
Rate to Hot Springs.
The Southern Railway will sell
round trip tickets to Hot Springs,
N. C. , at rate of $6 40, for all trains
Saturdays and forenoons of Sundays,
returning leaving destination not
ater than Monday following date of
sale. All tickets limited to contin
uous passage in each direction. All
tickets to bear across the face the
words, "special week end."
G. Dcsenbeby, Agent.
Senator MuLaurin , of South Car
olina, called on President Roosevelt
at Ovster Bav. It is reported that
the Dresident 'tendered and Mc-
Laurin accepted a position on the
at
court oi claims.
"I have only the most distant
relatives." "Has the family run
out." "No; they have all become
rich." Indianapolis News.
The Same Old Story.
J A. Kelly relates an ezperiecce
similar to toat wnicn has happened
in-almost every neighborhood in the
United States and bis been told by
thousands of others. lie says: "Last
summer I ha a an attack of dysen
tery and purchase d a battle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy, which I used eccord
ing to directions and with: entirely
satisfactory results. ' The trouble
was controlled' much Quicker than
former attacks when I used other
remedies." Mr. Kelly is a well
b-nnwn iMt'znn of . Hendertion. n. Ci
j For aale by W. M. Yearby . .
If is thr:va ca a stve wtea
I'.e cvcr.-.s t a r-'t ir t-..:i over,
!: Trill rever. t aa c 'aiive oJor.
Et-fore puttin oa xzVX to toil al
ways rinse oat the saucepan with wa
ter. This win prevent the miik from
turning.
For greasy dishes a little soda in the
water is a great help, and in washing
glass a bit of biue in the water si1,1j
' much to its brilliancy.
Salt and vinegar will be found the
best for scouring the copper preserv
ing kettle, and a lemon cut in halves
and dipped in salt will remove all
stains.
If in covering a kitchen table with
oilcloth a layer of brown paper is put
en first, it will prevent the oilcloth
cracking and make it wear three times
as long.
Wooden bowls make the best recep
tacles for washing fine glassware
which requires careful handling. If
two bowls are employed, the results
are apt to be more satisfactory using
one for washing and the other for
rinsing purposes.
After peeling onions wash yonr knife
and your hands in cold water. Hot
water sets the odor of ihe onion in
stead of removing it Then rub the
hands and knife, with a piece of celery
or cut lemon, or even a raw potato, to
remove the odor.
Rlbboa Economy.
Economical women have learned the
value of gasoline for cleaning ribbons,
while others use suds made of soap
bark chips. They should be nibbed be
tween the hands until thoroughly
clean, then examined and, if too badly
faded to use again, dyed some darker
shade with dye White ribbons will
take delicate shades of blue, pink and
lavender. Light colored ribbons are
pretty dyed cardinal red, but If they
are too dark for that save them until
you have half a pound or more and
then color them black with dye for
silk. No matter what color they are or
how spotted or streaked, they will dye
a good black. Rinse thoroughly in
several warm, soft waters until the
last rinsiner water la left rlmr- than
Smooth the ribbon between the hand
and windhover a wide piece of stiff
- - i
caraDoaxa. vvnen ail has been wound
around, place it between soft cloths
and put it under a heavy pressure.
W hen taken out, it will be smooth and
look like new. Another way to man
age them is to hang them In the open
air until about half dry; then cover
them with cheesecloth or some other
thin material and iron with a moder
ately hot Iron.
The Children's Hour.
Our quiet hours with our children
should first of all be cheerful hours.
Sydney Smith has said: "If you make
children happy now, you make them
happy twenty years hence by the mem
ory of it." I believe this to be quite
true. We should make the hours with
our children full of Joy, then twenty
years from now we, too, can recall how
happy they were, how we heard their
merry voices and watched them play,
and we can look with pride on our chil
dren, whom we loved and who went to
Grownup Land. Then, too, the quiet
hours with our children should be lov
ing hours. How much the small touch
es of a mother's love mean : to the
child! Even if it is only to whisper to
nrour son as' he starts to school, "Re
member, mother is thinking about vou
all day and expecting you to be a good
boy," how much better the effect of
such a farewell than to hurry him
away with some sharp and nervous re
buke. Mothers Journal.
Origin of Domesticated Doa-a,
The Eskimo dog Is derived from the
wolf. Doubtless the first dogs which
were Trained to serve mankind were
the jackals of Asia, which are to this
day very intelligent aud docile when
tamed. There was a kind of dog kept
by the ancient Egyptians which was
evidently obtained by breeding from
slenderly built species that Is wild In
Africa at the present time.
Heartburn.
When the quantity o' food taken
is too large or the q i dity too rich,
heartburn is likely to follow, and es
pecially so if the digestion has ber
weakened by constipation. . Eat
slowly and not too freely of easily
iigfsted food. Masticate the food
thoroughly. Let six hours elapse
between meals and when you feel a
fullness and weight in the region of
the stomach after eating, indicating
that you have eaten too much, take
one of Chamberlain's Stomach and
liver Tablets and the heartburn maj
be avoided. For sale by W. M.
fearby.
She "What kept you so long at
the race track, dear?" He "Oh,
a mere matter of curiosity. I
thought I would like to see the
horse I bet on come in." Town
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For County Commissioner.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
County Commissioner of Durham county,
subject to the action of the Democratic pri
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Schedule in Effect
JUNE 8. 1908
bliHAM DIVISION. Daily Ex
cept Sunday.
P M. A M. P. M. A. M.
4.55 7.00 Lv. Durham Ar. 9.15 9.315
07 8 16 Roxboro 7 48 8 16
6.87 8 45 Dennieton 7.15 7 45
6.R5 9.12 Ar South Boflton 6.55 7.25
7.07 9.26 Houston 6. 40 7 00
11.45 Ar I ynchburg Lv 4.10
WESTBOUND-rLeuve Lynchburg.
3KX) a.m. The Washington and Chattanoo
ga Limited, for Roanoke. Radford, BlneDeld
Pocahontas, also for Rocky Moon t aud all stt
tlons on Wlnston-Saleui Division and al
points south and west Solid vestibule train
t) Chattanooga and Mmnuhis, Pullrcar
ueepers to MemphlH ana wew Orleans.
2:JD p. m. The Chicago Express for Roa
loke, Blnefleld, Poctibohtas, Kenova, Col u ra
ins and Chicago. Pulln an Buffet Bleeps
rtoanoke to Columbus, also for Radford, B-Ib
x1, Knozvllle, Chattanooga and Intermediate
win to. Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Knox
rtile.
Pullman Buffet Palace Cars Norfolk and
ftoanoke.
Bl etleld. Norton, Poo hontas, Welch.
8 01 p. m. Daily tor ftoanoke and inter
mediate Stations.
Trains arrive at Lvnchbnrg daily from th
vest at 1:60 a. m., 8.50 a m. 3:36 p. in., and 10. IB
p 'in.
EASTBOUND Leave Lynchburg.
8: p. m. Daily for Fa: mville, Richmond,
Petersburg and Norfolk, arrives Petersburi
t 7.66 p. m arriving at Richmond at 8.5B p
n., arrive at Norfolk at 10.40 p m.
8K5 a. m. Arrive Petersburg 6.S6 a. m., ar
ive Richmond 7.36 a. m., arrive Norfolk 9.H
v. m. Pullman palace sleeper betweei
'jrnohburg and Richmond.
This car will be ready at Lynchburg at 0 p
m. for reception of passengers.
8:55 a. m,- for Firmvllie, Jfeter burg, Nor
folk and Rich i oud. ,
. WINSTON-SALEM DIVISION.
Daily Ex.Pun. Ef. Sun. Dstlv
P.M. a,M . m P.M. A.M.
300 8.00 Lv. Winston Ar. 0.60 3.0
3 38 8.13 Walnut Cove 0.01 1.11
tie 9.18 Madison 8.38 12.48
4 18 9.33 " Mayodan 8.20 18.44
10.24 Martinsville 7.(9 1146
7-41 1.0J Ar, Roanoke Lv. 4.U6 9. If
RASTBOUNn-Laave Burkevllle 4.81 a. m
11 34 a, m. nd 6.31 p. in..
WEflTBOUNLt-Leave Bnrkeville 12.28 a
m. and 18.1 8 noon and 3-1 1 p. ui.
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dal schedules prepared and at y other infor
mation cheerful y furnished. ConenIent
schedules sad low rates to all iriuclpal Sum
mer Keooite during season. ,
H. H. REAM 8. Agent, Durham. N. O.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IH EITEOT NOV. 24TH, 1901.
Trains leave Durham, N. 0..
3:30 a. m. No. 11 westbound daily,
for OreenBborv' and points eouth and
weet. Connects at Qreensboro with
No. 8 north for Danville and Ri 'h
mond, and south with Nos. 39, 33,
and 37, for Salisbury, Charlotte, Co
lumbia,Savannah, Charleston, Jack
sonville, Atlanta a d New Orleans;
at Salisbury for Ashoville, Knoxville,
Chattarooga, Nashville and other
points west.
3:35 & ni., No. 12, eastUvuiii ,
daily, for IWci. h, Selma and Golde
boro. CariieH i'uiniiiu, Slbepor
Qreensboro to Raleigh.
9:40 a. m., o. 8, ciHtbound,
daily, for Raleigh, Selma and Oolda -boro;
connects at Selma with At
lantic Coast L.1Q6 nurtu for Wibu
and Rucky Mount at Gnl boro for
Tarboro, ann oifrlk. At Seimu
for FayettevUle arid Florence
9:50a. m., No. 3", wotbeund, uniiy
for Greensboro and inun-mtxiiaie
local pointH; connects atGreensboio
with U. b. Fast Mail lor Danville,
Lynchburg, Washington and sll
DointB North and West, as also with
No. 30 Jacksonville to New Yt rk via
Richmond Southern Railway Din
ing Cars operated ou trains Nos, 36
and 30.
9:65 a. ra.,.No 16, uonhbound,
daily for Oxford. B'.uaerson, Jeffri&i.
Ke sviile nd Richmond. 1s o change
of cars between Durham and Rich
mond, where close connection is made
to all points north. Close connectiou
at Jtffries for Norfolk and 8teamboat
Lines to V ashington, Baltimore,
New York and Boston.
S:7 p. m., No. 3d eastbound, daily
for Raleigh, Selma, Goldsboro and
intermediate station.
4:43 p. m., westbound, daily, for
Greeusburo and all points. Connects
at Greensboro for Winston-Sa'em,
also with Nos. 35 and 29 for Salis
bury, Charlotte. Columbia, Charles
ton, r avannab, Jacksonville, Atlanta
and New Orleans; at Salisbury for
Asneviile, Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Memphis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
St. Louis. Connects northbound
with No 12 for Richmond, Nos. 38,
34 and 40 for Lynchburg, Charlottes
ville, Washington, Baltimore and
New York.
5:00 p. m.. No. 74. northbound
daily except Sunday, for Oxford,
Heysvillr, luchnio.'id and interme
diate stations.
Pullmhan and Southern Rtilway
Dining Cars operated oo all (through)
Main Line trains. No trouble to an
swer questions
. u. u ABU WICK, Gen. rMemgr
Ageut,
'RANK 8. GANNON, 3d V. P. Mid
tieaeral Maaager,
G. DUSSNBKRY, Tloket Airent.
o.&o.
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