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DURHAM, IT. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER T, 1902
VOLUME rr-JJUMBER 118
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Ready for Use.
' No danger in handling.
Kills every time.
No mixing or soiling
dishes.
AT
YEBY'S
Drug - Store.
LONG HAIRED LADIES
At our store next week.
ffid toy mm.
AS DECIDED BY BOARD OF
CANVASSERS.
inaioritv. 933. IN A SOCIAL WAY.
Cornoration C'rnraiBSioner. h.
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923. 1 ue social uie 01 uaiuuiu iuku-
Chitf Justice Supreme Court. sea to be a ga and brilliant one this
Wltpr riirk. 1.740: Thom&a N. season. It has already opened in
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The Work Completed Late Thurs
day Afternoon-Total Vote of
Each Candidate.
The following is the official vote
as found ,by the Durham county
canvassing board.
For Solicitor Audrey Ij Brooks,
1,835; Robert D Douglass, 903.
Brooks' majority, 927
For Congress W. w. tvitcnm.
1.847; J. Lindsey Patterson, 921.
Kit -bin's majority, 92(5
For Senate. Kbr. 1. Walker,
I QOQ. IV. 111. m V P.i ,.kar,1 1 H'll- .
rri 1J d t - . I . O
i nomas j wiiusiu, i;; juues c I Lon
Lyon, 890. Walker's inaviritv over
(01dbira, 923 Pritchaid's mjrity
over Lyon, 1,054
Fur House of Reoreeentatives.
Jones Fuller, 1,088; C. T. Pearson,
1,042. Fuller's majority, 640.
Hill, 942. Clark's majority, 798.
Associate Justices tlenry
Connor, 2,714; Piatt D. Walker, 2,
714 No opposition.
Judse Second District. R. 13
Peebles, 2,709. No opposition
Judge Fourth District.
M. Cooke. 1.815; E W
the most pleasant and enjoyable
manner. .
At her beautiful home. 702 Duke
street, yesterday afternoon, Mrs. L
A. Carr entertained the lounsts
Club, in their regalarly appointed
Charles meeting time. The residence was
Timber- decorated in a lovelv manner with
take. 890. Cooke's .mrionty, 925. white and yellow chrysanthemum
Judse Siith District. William The TouriBts had an instructive and
K. Allen, 1,812; W. S. O'li. Robin- delightful meeting. A diiaty lime-
son. 892 Allen 8 msiority, 9-'U. course mncueon as - ivi irc
li..l,.o Virrhih Diiir'.t Wahpr I Carr was most lihwi ti'.'i k.
II Ntal, 1,820; II F. Seawell,858. and is deeply interested imheCiub.
Neal's majority, 932
Judge Tenth District. li
,1,817; A L Coble, 892
s rnaioritv. 925.
Judge Eleventh District. Eras-
tus B Jones, 1 ,815; II. R Starbuck,
893. Jones' majority, 922.
Judge Thirteenth District. W.
li. Council. 1.823: Robert H. Mc-
4 4
In dnpartiug each memVr a given
a Urne and beauti.ul ehnsinUie
mum as a souvenir of the oi-t! :i 'n.
MRS KRW1N ENTERTAINS WRIST l I. I B
Mrs. J. Harper Erwin's lovely
home was last evening a ect ne of
rare beauty. She most charmingly
a Wk .1 rhih 'I'h.i
jTHE - UROHHEiiflEn . STORES I
MESS GOODS SPECIAL!
No offer in choice goods t f this cli. 'n ter
wa3 ever made before in this city in the
very heighth of season. This lot was re
ceived November 3d, and go out to our cus
tomers at a great sacrifice. We offer about
0(K) yards of Sharkskin, in seven colors and
CTack in 3()-inch width, value GO cents, at
only 30 i-ciits per yard. Will give splen
did wear and will make beautiful dresses.
'I k ffrMJ,nyM ih.m Nei'. 889- Council's majority, 934. front hall wa9 decorated with yellow
,?tr 1' Judge Fourteenth Distriot--M and while chrysanthemum and
1,886; YV.1. R,dmo.ul,884 Mark- H. Justice, 1,818; Olney F. Blythe, pftlmt,; the front parlor with white
ham majority 1 003 - 891. Justice's majority, 927. and pink roses; the rear parlor with
tor Clerk of the Court Caleb j,Mi,e Fifteentn District Fred- American Beauty ros. the wholo
B Green 1,020; W. J. Chrisuan, erick Moore 182G; C. B. M.sh- effect being very beauulul indeed
1,097 Greens f'i a burn, 838 Moore's majority, 932. The luncheon insisted of oy.ter
o ,R,erruf h" , Jude Sixteenth District.-Gar- 00t.klail9 wilh cheese wafers, ch.cken
. m i . .! 1 1 w . i i .i ... i n ,n i . i s .-. . .
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Cade, 880. Ferguson's majority,
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-r.. . r, ouiii., joiiu v. xv.g
II l m U N III Suiti'8mfj)rity,840
f OF
POTTERY, GLASSWARE AND
ART GOODS
Has never been so complete as now
In Art Goods and China we carry
the widest possible range from the
most inexpensive to the most cost
ly grade from the simplest to the
most exquisite decoration. If you
have been surprised at the extent
of our line heretofore vou will be
amazed now. Call and convince
yourself that we possess unrivaled
facilities to meet your requirements
no matter what class of goods you
mav be interested in. Not to see
through our store you miss a treat.
J. HENRY SMITH'S,
Next door to Postoffice.
'Phone 412.-
935
salad, tomatoes, with miyouaise
dressing; hot coffee; peppermint
wafers and salted almond; with
punch served during the progress of
SKIRTING! SKIRTING!
54 inches wide, in grays, for unliiied skirts,
every fibre wool and a $1.00 value, our
price 51) cents per yard.
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ful eveuirii? and it ia praising Mra.
Erwin on her charming entertain
ment.
INFORMAL RECEPTION.
The home of Mr. II. N. Snow, on
ford, 1,922; T. J. Ilolloway, 848.
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l.un.tora smr.jori.j i,u? unci .vey ya te .ck. .Itho tramps. The Clnh hid a deliiht
For Coroner.-J l rank wa(liry, Kev. Dr. T. N. lvey, editor of : " " "7 .T . . . .7
1,770; Dr. V. I). Youug, 988. the Raleieh Christian Advocate,
Maddry's majority, 78H. passed through the city on the five
bor Surveyor. G. beivin, 0 clock train yesterday afternoon on
1,832; W. D Young,- 1. Belvin's his way to Granite. Falls, Caldwell
M'jinty, 1,831 county, where he was summoned on
U liilnn llAmrniaUlAnArfl H Annnnnt svf tli.. b.i Ana tl nnao rf hlB
John W. Pope, 1,828; Z. T. Ilamp- father, Rev. G. W. Ivey. This Chapel Hill street, was brilliantly
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ton. 1.731: O. K Prootor, 1,734; be oved so d er of the cross is 77 "iun,ll,MW BJU UBauuiu"J ucv,u
Thomas Lipscombe, 1,7 10; John W. years of age, and has been in the ted last evening, the occasion be
II 1 t " A . I tJ lArHMnn 1 I ' I A I ; .. . F tr r 1U. I I IT H I II I II Ilia I Pl-if lllilllll . lilllll IF11'
Alien, 1 ,0114, i o vrancii, i,4n, ministry ror years. lie isiueia r . r-
W. T. Ilolloway, 1,008'; Kinchen oldest member of the Western North mentary to Miss Delia, and Mr. and
Hollowav. 970: California Massey, Carolina conference. Mr8- Claude Walker, of Richmond.
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11 ...! 1 interred r KRieisn. itDPoiiPHis wprp. inpawani v euitr
uve wuie eicuiun. i i e r j
in.iino. nf tha Po9ao Durham Mrs. C. T. h oushee. of this city, tamed till time for relrcHbrnents to
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township D. C. Gunter, 2,190, went to Raleigh Thursday to attend be served. 1 he dining room was a
Tv P.ip. 1.402: the funeral of Mrs. Allie T. Gill, scene of beauty with roses nnd
i? n nbn 1 AnnR'f! VVnnd. I who dipd at hfir home in Franklin maiden hair fern decorations. About
n 1 onT, 1? n uioiwtir 1 ft.-Unimtv Thfl rpmainH were carried I twentv tive quests were ureeent. all
VkW y I y'J if t ) Llf tJ UlftlUWO, ,WUWJ v-j. - j O 1
J. T Inscore. l.380;N A. Ramsey, to Raleigh and interred in Oakwood of whom agreed that they had spent
1 ,377; J Owens, 1,371; J. F cemetery beside her eon, the late a most delightful evening
Pleasants, 1,300; J. C. Matthes, Zaoh Gill. Mrs. liill was 97 years
B. F. KR0NHEIMER,
113-115 Main Street.
CHOICE MILLINERY.
MRS- ADiL M. SMITH
Is Showing the Leading Styles in Ladies Head-
wear.
Including a beautiful aud up-to-date line of Novelties in Millinery
Goods. If you want a Modest Ilat or a Smart one, call on her.
Prices will please for handsome goods and work.
ootl"-lra
GOOD BUYING-
mmiMEANS MONEY SAVEDfUIHt!
549: R'T. Howerton, 545; J. M. of age, and was truly a mother in New buppiy riulmr1 UUIV iiL'OiUiUiitt3,JUiU4
Horr-aday, 543; John A. MoMan- Israel. tie was mucu oeiovea ana oi v.uineseoacrea.uies ua . ,, buy special offering, when presented. We
r1en,542;J.G. Piper, 541; Green highly esteemed by a large family Hyacinths, , etoija.treive4 purchased last week a number -of stylish, np-to-date patterns at close
Bailey, 536; A. P.-Faucette, 536; connection and a wide circle of wood & King sdrug store. L prices which enable us to tffcr vou a suit for $io oo Its equal
Fine goods. Low Prices. Sneed- s never before been offered by us. Sx our window We are con-
Markham-Pearson Co. n7 at. f.tamiv aai,nS "ew, iniD? l w ' rrcf" . A . .Fo .
I line oi ivien s, rsoy s anu vunujtu & isi'u, na's, vicuis rur
For SALE or Rent. nishings, &c. Call and fee us. IItadquatUrs for Fine Clothing.
First nine were friends.
J. B. Warren, 1.
elected.
Constable Durham Township.
Ed, T. Lea, 1,350; H. D. Kerr,
533. Lea's maionty, 707.
To Wed on the 13th.
Invitations have been issued to
the marriaare of Mr. Charles O. Vea
A . 1 H 1UU 1 1UV. H'l I -
Jntinen of the Peace Oak Grove J of Knap of Keeda, to Mrs.
t- oi im.p la (J. Coleman, ot MoriaL. on
townsnip. viauu ouenuu, iu.j, . i - - - - . ,.i . . T
P. Rogers, 107; A. M. Sorrel!, 97; Thursday, November 13th at half ply-to L. A. Carr
t .. ?, oo. i v ni nast twelve o clock, at the home oil
r ltd. Krilo Tho nnntran.tmor nartiPiil Nn rrnnna rpaprvnrt at A
in i' irai i nrpp wre liiecieii. i - . . i . t
A desirable residence cornar More-
head Avenue and
dencecornar More- . r-r i l i - "T tt at
ror,aA. LAMBE - & - L YON,
. . . . I mioVi Fnr thorn a lnnrr nnrl hinnl I thoir mnat. an fSPO hlH HtnCK anil I mmmmmammmmmmmmmtmmmmam?mm mtmmmmmmmammmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmm
A.m. vvrenn, , a. li. jjiagg, o. i - . j i
ONE PRICE CASH BLOTH1ERS.
THE RESULT OP WELL DIRECTED
EFFORT
g seen In the goods we carry. Our stock Is
not a mixture of the good and bad. There s
no halt and half quality. Different grades,
of course, among the different things In this
Hue oi
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
but nothing pretends to be what It U not. If
It's wool ltr8 sold as wool; If cotton, cotton.
Is Its name ana price.
Old customers appreciate this. We want
those who are not yet customers to do so,
too. .
Johnston Furnishing Co.
8. P. MASON, Manager.
MR. KARRIS,
Of Fort Wayne, Ind., has just ar
rived and will assist in making
candies oi all kinds. New candies
every week. We invite each and
every one to call and see our new
candy. We have boxes of fancy
candies, all kinds of chrystalized
fruits and fancy rakes
bananas! - Bananas!
We have (fifty bunches of Bananas
that we will sell Saturday, October
25th, at 10 and 15 oents a dozen
We have ftuit of all kinds, Apples,
Pears, Oranges, Lemons, Grapes
and Kalamazoo Celery.
Ruts 01 all Kinds.
Tf vnn want to set the best Candy
and Fruit the market can afford,
please call on
H. S. TRAMS & CO.
209 West Main Street.
Interstate 'Phone 417-
Wrenn's rnaioritv. 1 1
.
Justices of the Peace Uedar torn
township. W. II. Morris, 33; C.
Barcee, 33; L. A. Page, 31; Itutus
Page, 23; Hugh Green. 24. inrst
three elected.
Constable Cedar Fork township.
0. F. Beasley,35, no opposition.
Justices of the Peace Patterson
township. G. A. Barbee, 92; W.
J. BUckwood, 83; J. W. Elliott,
59; G. M. Parrish, 46; C. Massey,
41. First three were elected.
Constable Patterson township.
8. II. Pickett, 95; T. P. Rodwell,
45. Pickett's mRiority, 50.
wedded life.
To Marry in Roanoke.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr. John Mason Jameson, son of
Mr. M. C. Jameson, comptroller of
the Norfolk & Western road, to
Miss Mamie Elise Johnson, daughter
get goods almoBt at your own price.
Urn jtAjeratisietuem.
Children's Eyes!
If your child is backward in his Both
of Mrs. James JJavid Jonmon. 1 be latnritai does not like to stdv or
ceremony will take placet in Green has svmotoms of headache, you
AM .l. M.nll ISXAMJ-tL A Va I til 1 1- J A.I. -4 J.. .M.
viviniirrAi i . 1 1 1 i. ii . iLiiaiiiiikr. a i mi i i rrrnn rir rmii ir.ji i iiri r i vi i ir
Wednesday evening, November 19.1 little eye trouble. There may be
no outwara sign oi a aeieci, yci iuc
eyes should be examined to make
sure there is no fault in them. I
All three elected.
Constable Mangum township.
J. A. Moize, 170; N. M. Carnng.
ton, 105. Moize's majority, 65.
Justices of the - Peace Lebanon
township. T. E Cash, 85; II J.
Pope, 56; B t' llestef , 55; w . -K
"nnnr-yan, 54; VV. ! lerry, d4
b'lrnt three wie elect'' d
Constable. Li-banon township.--
E P. Holt, 103; J N lui:i, 20
Holt's m.tjority. 83
State Superintendent tunim in
struction Jiiivs Y J'-jf-cr, 1,
821; Daniel A Lng. 888 .J.jjf.ei'i
M.
To Organize Tonight.
The Vance Club will meet to
night at 8 o'clock, in the Board of iye speciai care to children's eyes
C'lUUCIliuu IUUIU Bl IUD VUU.V woi.i fT) o T A T 1J f IJ T'
Office over Kron-
nertaininp- to the welfare of sib I heimer s store.
nil will be transacted. Go out and
encourage the boys by your attend
ance, if nothing more.
to. i ii.b.ci,ii o uir.j.,,.vj, tciucation room at me court nouse. - c n .
Justices of the .Peace Mangum jt j9 hoped that all young men in- UL, S. l
township. E. II. Veazey, 951; D. tereeted will attend this meeting, as Eye Specialist. C
D. Harris, 174; E. G. Gray, 111. bMjneM pertaining to the welfare of si6 heimer's
Three Small Cases.
Bill Smith and June Peoples,
both colored, were , before the
Vlayor's court this morning on the
i:nan or nn ic t dl' irane ai lue
uain Both defendants were dis
charged. Millbew VVimberly, for
issault and battery with deadly
wp:inon. was bound over to court
under a bond of $50.
Cut
It. G. Gates, of Rougemont, was
in the it' this morning and vent
LOADED SHELLS.
iLLL NEW GOODS.
Winchester" and "Club." Loaded with black
and smokeless powder.
TAYLOR 6c FHIFFS.
The Men's Store!
W7a cnooV nncitlvplv hut in irnntl hiitnnr when wp mlvrrticp na ahmrd
stated. There is a diversity of opiniou about tuiuy things but none
OVERCOATS, UNDERWEAR AND SUITS,
I in all styles, we have on our counters invitiug inspection and purchase.
I I C C The cold weather is comingdrop in and let us fit you for the emergen
VJ1C120 y-' FURNISHINGS ot all kinds.
and
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CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
SEE OUR
"SOLE AGENTS FOR KNOX HATS.1
W. A. SLATER COMPANY,
Oiif mif nn
Ycarby'fl drug store and iet afre down to Raleigh on a short trip
sample of C'namb il v'M'a Bto-rach
,nd Liver TuLVfltB, tho beat plijflio.
Thov ft'p.owi -nd ir.vi'irato the
Ptoinach, imrrovo tho app tito and
regu&tu h- bels Rr-gular pizh,
25c p r box . '
New arrival Men's $7.50, $10.00
and $1 2.50 Buits. Sneed-Markham
Pearson Co. n7-3t.
NOVELTIES!
S. C. ANDERSON CO.
A. Max is retirinir from business
and his large stock m
are such that it will ro
with joy. ' No fnke. Every thing
Take a look at A. Max's west show
window. Pretty ladies' hats make
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ust go. Prices Prty display, and they are going
nake you jump cheap. These goods must be Hold.
sepl tf
W. L. WALL,
PIALIH IN.
WOOD AND COAL.
Can supply wood In any quantities.
Cut wood a specialty.
W. H.
PRICE
EDWARDS,
Muin Ht.Tiwt. Durham. N. 0.
Office over Lanibe & Lyon's new store. In-
terslttie ruone no. juus-vi
Iloster beer is the beer to drink
if you want the best brewed. In
i bottlei and oo draught. It.
Trunks for Sale.
We have a lot ofH. W. Rotn
tree& Co s trunks that were ship
ped to J. L. Lewith, which we will
sell at public auction, to the bJgh
est bidder, lor cash, on Saturday,
November 15th, 1902, at the Court
House door, in Durham, N. C, at
1 2 M Sale made to satisfy storage
charges.
ocif-td J. Sr MowtAY.
Subscribe to the Sum.
must go at rook bottom prices.
dow is the time to secure bargains
InMrtUU Phone 111. an-7U