HILL'S CANDIDACY.
i i.v; i: z ?
u;:i, cf Ui::fn, t
iV.egtl Sisf Jrf cf V.Ui Cr. ; .V.tkii
lto crrcs.
r Milj-Oat Ttu, Ca Delia.
itiaiuiiiraaa Poftoffc m wcoaO1 1
tui m2 KttMr, bat tnt-clui riUJ
una.
DJDoertlc U pollUc. eoMMrrtUT U policy
ul tor bom tBtrti Int.
aSvartttf rtea dv! know Ob application
to offica tm Duit BalMlnt, wart lia
IatanUVt 'Fboa r. BU'Pkoaff.
j r'h.-j. .Mrtlaiuall But b aaad-
4 la tj u o'clock o aj or mttumHOB
ttttlirtUMriiom. i
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yEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13.
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That Lonz Island City evange- Democrats, the only one that will hg
. I. . ..... , ., . - I l
list who threw t lamp at a male
toroentor evidently believes in let.
. , . .
ting bis light ihine before men.
Havisq formed t matcn trusi,
the organiaera will probably try to
prove it is all right on the ground
saal
t'lat matches are made in heaven.
Ix Boston one man was fined (10
'for kicking his horse and another
man assessed $5 for kicking his
wife. That ratio would be strange
if found anywhere else than in Bos
ton.
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Tbit have found a skull out in
Kansas Citv 35.000 Tears old. It
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must have been a man's. No wo
man would have been bo foolish as
to leave any such reoord of her age
lying around loose.
An extr session of Congress,
after the November elections, is
among the probabilities of the. near
lion of reciprocity wilh Cub. on
nisminaana n is tnougm ne win
do something along this line.
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Thk Internal Revenue Commis-
ner, Mr. Yerkes, reports the re-
ipte of the bureau for the year to
L,. oa ..n.' .
iiii nr. in . ci ann. a nuui lb nun m
ah Mai rt.i i aakAfl Ainvra rno va
oei
Ka 9)n 1 OflT AO A OK F.m a 1 1 aAn-nna I
w 11)l).5.4,i,vu, ... ureen ana mrs. liaurav joner, reia- u wan he,e , Mr Mitohell, ex
This is a decrease of $35,003.6V9.17 tives, and his library to Judge W. ' . niii.inn wth h hr
from the receipts of last year result-1
ing from the repealing of the war-
revenue taxes.
The most recent case of a fatal
..r,io. of lh.mrfic.1 frMeroil,,
is that of the fourteen-year-old child
of Georee Croneberger, New York
uidjt, nuiwn TT.0 uu.vu i
Aifn mkinh ma. hltfAn no a mrtSnntM
and died two day's later from ery-
sipelas.
The attending physician
certified in his report that the mos
quito bite was the oause of death.
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To overcome the dangers of our
battleships, likely to result from the
new shell recently invented, it is
Baid the ships will have to be cov
ered with thicker plates or armor.
How this is to be done without add
ing so much weight as to make them
unseaworthy and less speedy is tbe
problem experts are wrestling with.
One suggests the invention of a face
hardening prooess for armor, supe
rior to that now in, use, as the only
solution.
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Thk building operations of the
country during tbe last year involv
ed an expenditure of $8,000,000,
000, a gain of one billion over those
of the year previous. The value of
clay products, mostly brick and tile,
were 1120,211,587, a gain of $13,
999.242 over the year 1900. The
gain and increase in the brick indus
try ia unprecedented, there having
been a billion more made in 1901
than in 1900, whilst the price ad
vanced from 15.41 to 95.60 per
thousand. ' -
Thk committee to select a site for
the Masonio Temple met in Golds
boro Tuesday, but adjourned ' with
out reaohing a decision. If Dur
ham expects to make a bid, or do
anything towards securing the Tern,
pie for this city it is time she was
making a move. Another meeting
of the committee will; be held in
Raleigh, but the time has not been
set. This handsome temple, which
is sura to be built, would be a beau,
tiful addition to our city, ' and it is
worth looking after and securing.' It
would inake .Durham the center of
Masonio interests and we are accessi
ble to all points for such a gather,
ing yearly Let as go down to
Raleigh and tee if we cannot induce
, its location to be la Durham.' .'
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Tbe daily t0N w 3 a year, or
25 cents a month, Get the newt
every evmlr.
cS:e cf Chief Justice cf tte
Ssprerse coart ci ioria caruui..
Hii attitude is a very ridiculous one
whenteesys te U subject to such
4jtion aa may be taken by ny State
convention composed of Democrats.
Democrats" indeed!
Ai tie Charlotte News says: The
Democrat! have already named their
candidate. The Democrat! of Mr.
nin'g county nave expressed weir i
t . . u frt, ai, i ea
I
n-ii rrL I l J 1 vl 4 I
mil. mere dm ireuj
Sute convention, composed f
be held this year, ana inai conTen-
tioahai named a Democrat for the
, m.- t .v. c
omoe of Chief Justice of the Su-
oreme Court. If Mr. liill is altva ,..,. tn ty. nr;,nnir. Wil-
Democrat wby did he not lubmU
hi . . t0 that , ho will
u convcntion and what
1
man who nas a rigni to oe cauea i
uemocrai win paruoipaie in ur I
Mr. Hill's performance does not
reflet rdit nnon him o-r.lled D.
it;. .r : ,v
interest of Republicanism, and if be
is anyooay s canaiaaie mis year ne l
will be the candidate of the Repub-1
lican party. Let him tear off the
timIc and coma before the D.ODle in
i i
I his true colors.
jiuu,B
The will o the late Judge John
j r i- irin
Gray Bynum has been probated. He lnt ha turned .gainst you
Iaaba' I AAA r m DAKnlavanin FfAml -
Burke in the Stale Normal and In
dustrial College; 1, 000 for a mem-
prial window for himself .and wife
M De0 leMt. l0oo for
Keeping up lot in meoemeiery; tne
N. C. Supreme Court Reports to
me owe Juiorary poriran ui i
h father, Judge J. G. Bynum, to
the ?hi' So,ety at .the State tJni-
lT m Ini Urn G D
!.15'000 tojttr. nd Mrs. . p.
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i -r T ft T I
r oynum, jr.
Poison a Family
A neo named Owen Harris has
I UVvU (ftl I vD wvva b vaivm awa nvviuvb
in tn nnUon an entire familv. He
ins to poison an entire family.
Mr 0.ok Tmo.,;. hmily Tbe,
all became ill at the table and a
I physician was summoned. Mr. Yan
loey suspected this negro, so arming
IL! 1 1 :.U - U . n L.nl
uiujBtjii wiiu b piBiui ug weui iw me i
field, arrested him and kept him
covered with tne pistol until an om-
cer came. The doctor says that the
only thing whioh saved the Yanoeys
was that tbe negro put so much
poison in the coffee that it caused
those who drank it to vomit. Tans
Green was found on the negro's
person.
Cures Eczema and Honing Hnnrora
Tnrbnacb theBloocl-Co8ts Moth'
to Try It.
B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) is
now recognized as a cert in and sure
cure for Eczema, Itching Skin, Hu
mors. Scabs. Scales, Watery Busters.
Pimples, Aching Bones or Joints,
Boils, uarbuncies, trickling rain
tn the Skin, Old Eating Sores, Ulcers,
eto. Botanic Blood Balm taken in
ternally, cures the worst and most
deep-seated cases by enriching, puri
fying and vitalizing the blood, there
by giving a healthy b'ood supply to
the skin. Botanic Blood Balm is the
only cure, to stay cured, for - these
awful, annoying
skin troubles
Other remedies may relieve, but
B. B. B. actually cures, heals every
sow, and gives tho rich glow of
health to the skin. B. B. B builds
up. the broken-down body and
makes the blood red and nourishing
viwu a Jva nuu uvuiwuiuat
Over 8000 voluntary testimonials of
k p4 TtiA en n
vutcauj """""" -
B.) Druggist, ' $1. Trial treatment
frAA nnAil hv writing UinnA
. j r -J o .
Ua1m fly A 11. I lAnAaiWA
given until cured.
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The
schooner John D. Paige,
Capt. Foxwell, loaded with salt
from New York to Wilmington, N.
C, put into - Norfolk yesterday in
aisiress, leasing, i ne raige, woion
is owned in iNorioiK, win oe par-1
tiaiiy ugnterea ana repaired mere.
The American Sugar Refining
Company and B. H, Howell, Son fc
Company advano tbe prices of soft
sugars ten points and that of con
fectioners A grade five points.
tjfk'..-: .. iota, . :
. Saves Two From Death.
"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis,'! writes Mrs. W. K. Hav
ilaud, of Armonk, N. Y., but when
all other remedies failed, we saved
ber life with Dr. King's' New Dis
covery. Our niece, who had Con
sumption in an advanced stage, also
used this wonderful medicine and
today she is perfectly -well Des
perate throat and lung diseases yield
to Dr. King's New Discovery as to
no other medicine on earth. Infalli
ble for Coughs and Colds. SOoand
$1.00 bottles guaranteed by R. Black
nail & Bon. Trial bottles free. 6
Next tnciih ili i-':nz:i c-rt
will tear tbe srpejl ia the noted
Wilcox carder case. There are now
indications ia Wilcox showing eins
of real or feigned insanity.
The tin abet a City l&r ileel says
in part: "Jim" ucox, the alleg
ed murderer of Ella Maude Cropsey,
has made an enemy of one of his
once best friends. Since Wilcox's
imprisonment jiiler A. Newbern
has spared no eff ort to make his
prison me cumiuriawe iur uie uwm-
man.
Qtrtv.1ir f tarn Ann i!iriT aY-
w-n-.
i . - iaK ..PvM
tJtlkUt VA T bV I a W a w 1
Mr. Newbern, or "Bonney." as he
better known, went over to his
a : l
uouso uu rwunog a ui m.--
'med to the jail. WUcox is
man-upper cell. "Bonney" drew
himgelf by banind extended
cox reached for a knife and aimed a
vicioui blow at the unprotected
hand, inflicting an ugly wound upon
aha a Ik lailAa'a finnAM
Newbern droooed to the floor
and demanded an explanation. The
prisoner assumed a murderous atti
tude and threatened worse were tae
opportunity presented
Jeed, in inflicting more serious
wound.
Inside the prison walls an angry
argument ensnea oetween me aeeper
nd DU Cbwg'
Mr. Newborn's re
ply wai,
in
part: "Jim Wilooz, 1
have treated you as a friend.
have never once refused - to grant
you anything within my power,
whn. th'e had of eYery mVin the
Now tnat vou
Ik no T Kail treat vnn nnat ai T An
the othfir -riaoneM and when you
hMgIwant t0 be tlyj man to pull
,k. ,'.. hi.
j mpriBonment that Wilcox has d is
j d hi- marderou8 character,
tn' i. T?rtKort Mitnlil1 ialt
Lh .&il and sought the cell of the
glieged murdereP. Wilcox met him
theh'
demanded: What in the do
bottle, beat a hasty retreat.
Later: Since the attack upon the
Jail.er Wilcox has made another at-
Its S i a
J0B? yf was in 3au one aay ia s
weea ana vv ucox raaae inreais simi
' g . wUt
loking
beer bottle.
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pfQvaient among children this seas
on. A well developed case in the
writers family was cured last week
by the timely use of Chamberlain's
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
dyone of the best patent medicines
manufactured and which is always
kept on hand at the home of ye
scribe. This is not intended for
free pull for the company, who do
not advertise with us, but to benefit
little sufferers who may not be with
in easy access of a physician. No
family should be without a bottle o:
this medicine in the house, especial
ly in summer time. Lansing, Iowa,
Journal. For sale by W. M. Year-
by.
I uitimann l see you raise your
own vegetables. bubordinate--No
I simply plant a small garden bo as
to keep
Puok.
the ohiokeni at home.
- m a a . a . a-a . a a
i ne unignts of rytnias are
in
convention at San Franoisoo and the
E1." are meeting at Salt Lake City
Heartburn,
When the quantity of food taken
is too large or the quality too rich,
heartburn is likely to follow, and es
pecially so if "the digestion has boon
weakened by constipation. Eat
I .1.1. j -, a,Ma. J..-.!
digeBted food. Masticate the food
fhnmiKrhlv Tf. oi-r kvn. Alai.
u:r31'' " .. Z
uc.".woou W"HU. y
I riltmfViA nnrl wAirrht tn t.hn roclnn n1
' " ' -f- w W.W .mwa. VI
that vaii navA MtAn tnn miifth f ab-a
one of Chamberlain's Stomach and
liver Tablets and the heartburn may
be avoided. For , sale by w. M
Yearby.
Small farmers are reported by oar
i agricultural expert as in
doubt
which is the more expensive
play
ing golf or raising hens. Boston
lransonpt.
Peter Power, who has been fight
ing the northwestern railway merger,
has fled to Canada, where he is liv
ing under an assumed name.
,f The Bams Old Story.
J A. Kelly relates an experie ' o
similar to that which has happened
in almost every neighborhood in the
United States and has been told by
thousands of others. He says: "Last
summer I had an attack of dysen
tery and purchased a bottle of Cham-,
berlajn's ColicY Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy, which I used accord
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
known citizon of Henderson, N. O.
For sale by W. M. Yearby.
Tfc CfO 3 Fr.
I . K r. V
Fa Eli, .
which pricte
fv.r a :: C iTU
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1 the slcry jciterdiy to
ths crcwa
I rinca ci
wkh his
Germany til qaimlled
father- aad cfered lo reaoacce the
rank and claim to the threes for
love, says to-diy tht Hiss Gladys
Deacon, daughter cf the fcte Ed-
wsrd Parker Deacon, ho killed a
wealthy French clubman, suspected
of being his wife's larer, is the ob
ject of the prince's aff ections.
1 be Matin adds that Miss Deacon
told the prince she would not con
sent to a morganatio marriage and
if he desired to marry her a fall re
ligions and legal ceremony would
be necessary. Three days after the
American girl's avowal the crown
prince gave her a ring which he had
sworn to give nobody except his
wife, it being a present from his
grandmother, the late Empress Fred
erick. His Wife But can they prove
that you have been dishonest? "No,
they can't; but 1 shall have to pay a
a aara " .
lawyer all 1 nave stolen ta convince
them that they cant." Life.
In Old Kentucky Basil "Did
old Stiller leave his family anything
wbenhediedr' Zeke " Yeas, sab,
He left a mortgage an' two feuds."
Chicago Daily News.
A FATAL BLOW
baa often been given to the ambition and
even health of the man who has had hit Droo-
crty his all destroyed by fire without any
insurance n&nng oeen piacea upon it. it
er man should secure his home b Insur
ance, and if It burns down you hare the
wherewithal to build again. Insure by all
means and your head will rest easy at night.
James Soutbgate & Son's.
Insurance Agency.
Phone 48, Office orer Morehead Banking Co
jammmnimfflniimuinmK
1 1 AAA fiflfi 3
Splendid Hard and 3
s Soft Jjurnt lirick. r
5 For sale by r
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TJlUllillillliailllUlUllllllliiK
V DEALER IN
WOOD AND COAL.
All kindi of cut, split and stick Wood, both
oak or nine. In large or small Quantities. I
handle nothing but the best grades of Coal.
tsenayour orders now nerore tne price ad
vances. Very truly,
Ben Perry,
Moraan Street.
Interstate 'Phones, Office 81S Besldence
ill.
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Of Ink
Judiciously applied,
may be the means of
calling the attention
of a good many people
to the merits of a par
tlcular article or line
of goods which you
have to sell.
We have had many
year's experience in
applying printing ink.
tet us apply some for
you on the pages oi
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Tie liri:ert bcttle ai farnd
fiiliar objects ia rearly very hestic.o.
Ttey are the weapons that have tn used for
fenerations to f git old Rietisiatisa, and are
about as cf ective ia tie tattle with this giant
disease as the tlnaderb'-iss of oar fwreiaiers
wo-uld b ia modern warfare.
Rheumatism is caused ty aa acid, sotr.
condition of the blood. It is filled with aend, irritating matter Uiat setes
in the joints, muscles and nerves, and liniments and oils nor nothing
else applied externally can dislodge these gritty, corrodiegf particles. They
were deposited there by the blood and can be reached only through the blood.
Rubbing witn liniments sometimes
rains: but these are only symptoms
change of the weather; tie real disease lies deeper, the blood and system
are infected. Rheumatism cannot be radically and permanently cured
until the blood has been purified, and
and promptly as S. S. S. It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream
exhilarating tonic. Our physicians will advise, without charge, all who
write about their case, and we will send free our special book on Rheumatism
and its treatment - THE
Ste jx&ana Sttittttif SItwj.
El
Uilii
HOT WEATHER
The hot weather is here, and we want to call your at
tention to the PEERLESS ICE CREABl FREEZERS,
nothing better or more inexpensive for desert makes
cream of finest quality in 3& minutes. Our WATER
COOLERS are the best quality for a low Drice 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 Hatdulare
Durham; N G.
B. N. DUES, President. JOHN P. WILY, Cashier
THE, FIDBLIT Y BfVNK
DURHAM. N. C
Canital $100,000.00. .
Deposits
This branch of our business has gradually grown until we have issued
1,885 SAVINGS BOOKS.
In order to enco&sage thrift and economy anions- our people we receive
from $1.00 up and allow interest thereon.
8afety Deposit Boxes for rent.
This Bank is authorized by its charter to act as Guardian, Executor, Ad-,
mmistrator. Trustee, Agent, eto. - ' " .' jan25-8m :
DEIVE THIS WAT1
The Durham
Tobacco
Unsurpassed Facilities lor
Come on
Four large warehouses, with every accommodation for
the convenience and comfort of planters. -Drive
into Durham.
All of our Warehouses are well lighted, furnished with
good quarters for the planter, and good stalls for
his stock. Head your wagon towards Durham. -
Market Better Equipped Than
iii Years Past.
Our large number of buyers are active and liberal bid
ders; representing millions of dollars, and readily
take every pound of leaf coming to our market, w
All leading manufacturers represented.
Come right on to Durham and enjoy . : ? -their
activity and liberality. .
This is the
SftfhicfVLoSen.
Durham is accessible. It I
by wagons, and gives them good roads as they come
. this way, and exceptional fine facilities -on four
railroads for shipping. Take advantage of
it and come to Durham.
The capital is here waiting
nave only to bring your tobacco to Durham to
. . get it. ' - r -
PRICES BEST IN THE STATE
str!p are
relieve temporarily tne acnea ana
which are liable to return with every
no remedy does this so thoroughly
OI ilea, 5ironjJ UIOOU ig UK aua.icu yo-i uj, nuivu
dissolves and washes out all foreign materials, and the
sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains.
S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but
ia a oerfect vegetable blood purifier and most
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atiaata, ta,
I
Store,
Surplus $,100000.00
$800,000.00. -
Handling Farmer's Toljacdo.
to Durbam.
. Bflapket in
is in ' easy reach of farmerff
for your tobacco, and you
mm
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Market