rnz OLD
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Postmaster General Payne is con
sidering the idea of placing por
traits of the late Dr. Charles F.
Mr-Donald on money order blanks.
Dr. McDonald was the first head of
the money order service and m th(
main its originator.
Old Ladv (whom the Rev. Dr
Drvleisrh has helped up the church
.tpniACan vou tell me who is to
preach today? Dr. Dryleigb,
madam. Old Lady Please help
mo dnwnntairs aaain. New York
V w C5
Sun.
1R131DE! 1 WORRHD.
Chafing I njer liemanJ to ttie ir.e
ick Control ersj .
Jos: Oh!, writing from Washing
ton to ihf AJ.inu Constitution, in
egard to thf i.egro postmaster,
Vick, t-oii Mvpr-y siyf :
"Tin- president argues luat tne
ction of Seuator Simmons and his
emocratic associates in the house,
n entering formal, protest against
the appointment ot a negro post
master is mereiy a political play to
put him in a position where he will
be hurt v.ith either the negro vet1
of thecouFurv or with the southern
white republicans. That, of course,
was the (.ecoinlarv u not the cmei
purpose of the North Carolina demo
crats in taking a hana in the hgbt
and their shift seems to have struck
the bulls eye.
i'Prtsident Roosevelt tears tnat
should he refrain from giving V tck
another tmn as postmaster.it would
be declared by the North Carolina
democrats and by democrats
throughout the country that he had
turned Vict down because he was a
n 0 cr r r On t h other hand, should
Vick be a'ain civen his position
the president would he proclaimed
as hostile to the sentiments of south
ern white men of both parties who
loair-A tn plirrrnate the nepro. At
the same time the assertion wouia
be made that the president was op
onsed to a decent republican party
in tbe soutn. lie is in a noie auu io
worried over his predicament."
"Some folks " said Uncle Eben
"is a pood deal like mules. Dey
uses up enough energy to do a day's
work stan'in' roun' an kickin'."
Washington Star.
mm
Local GlimPcS'
Littie Hebecoa Mii-bie, who bis
been verv sick, i somewhat better
oday.
Friday fair, colder; variable
winds, is what the weather man
redicU.
Nine cases were tried before
the mayor this morning. All were
mail cases.
A marriage license was issue
today to McCoy Johnson and SteM
instead, colored.
perfectly kept garden of evergreens,
m il-iiur ni.'tiirp of loveliness that
earn ;ne printing ousiness, can near T. hpr(1 MPS1)r, Jnhn ir An-
somettiing to dm advantage ny ap- , , llio,daie j. t Peseud
plying at tne sun omoe. and J. B. Ramsey entered by the
P. A. Noell returned last niahtlriffht and left aisles that lead from
from a trip out on the Norfolk & ihe two mam entrance doors diagon-
Western road', lie had been on a ally to tbe pulpit, rollowinji came
hunt, and brought in a nice string the bridesmaids and groomsmen:
of birds. W. J. Woods also came Entering the right door Miss AuguB-
non the same train after a sue ta Tallcott with Mr. Fred W. Mah-
" I have been using CASCAHET8 for
Insomnia, with which I have been afllicled for
over twenty years, and I can say thut Cuscarets
have given me more relief than any other reme
dy I have ever tried. 1 shall certainly recom
mend them to my friends as beinjf all they are
represented." Thos. Uillaud, El?in, 111.
CANDY
ft S CATHARTIC
TdAOl MAUI MW-(r
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. Do
Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. '.'ie, 5Uo.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Sterling Itratdj Conpiay, Chlc.lro, 3lontral, K.w York. Sift
I A TO DIP Sold and Kimranteed by all drug
HU I U'DAV Kists to ( I KK Tobacco Habit.
RBMOVftL SflLE !
Pianos, Organs and Sewing Ma
chines going at a Bargain from
this time to December iSt.
A PRETTY BIG THING.
Rockefeller Plans to Spend Millions for
education.
Washington, Dec 10 Amove
ment in the interest of educition er
ceedinirfn magnitude the nngnih
cent gift of Andrew Carnegie for
th (larnpcie institute has been
quietly planned by John D. llocke
fpllnr. ihn Standard O.l kinii, am
will become a reality within a short
me. Already a bill incorporating
the "general education board has
passed both houses of Congress, am
within a few days will be sent to th
president for his signature.
While many of the details of th
movement are withheld for the pres
pnt.it is known that Mr. Rocke
eller intends to endow the new in
Btitution with probably more than
the $10,oii(i,uun donated to tbe Car
negie institute for the advancement
of scientific researcu.
Furthermoie, it is not his desire
that the institution should become a
one man affair, as other millionaires
and trust magnates have signified
their intention of contributing to a
und that will make the "general
educational board" the method or
exploiting the greatest educational
monument in tbe history ot tne
world. Unlike the Carnegie gift,
the purpose is not to explore the
unknown realm of science, but
rather to make practical the dis
semination of knowledge among
the people. The headquarters of the
board will be in this city.
Here is your chance to secure some
thing good. Best offerings
ever made.
On the istof December I will move
into the new Loughlin Building
corner MaL and Church Streets
and up to that date I offer you my
stock at the best prices possible
Cnme and See lor Yourself
W. R. Murray.
nov4-tf
This Heater
Has more
good points than
other.
any
WOMBLE & WALT
Can make a price that will interest
you.
p23-lf
For Kent.
One good store Louse on Cleve
land itreet. Desirable locality
Apply to E. 0. Hackney. n24-tf
s, $3.50
r. S3 a. J S 2.25,
I
vnrvr.-TiniSFF. ENDING. ;!
Kcc r'in After ihetertrauii) at lioree or
UrlJt faiher.
liiieih rost: A charming event
ill liileigu society v jl tue in iniiijc
last night of Miss Charlotte oung,
daughter of Hon. James K Voung, ye are offering some lints of our Shoes at a bargain
state insurance commissioner, anal them to you
Mr. Henry Roane Thorpe, of Rocky Men's Shoes. "P & J" Special in Box Calf, VicI, PateDt
Mount. 'Ihe wedding vows were m, and Enamel, worth from J4 to J5. Special price,
said in the First Presbyterian church ... e. v- , n,innh. worth trnm t tn
in mis city ai p:.io ociock. i uC f r rr
SHOES
PK1DGBN & JONES'
Footwear - for - Men - Women - and - Children
$2.50
Let us show
$3.50.
$2.50.
d rated in palms and potted plants the Children's Shoes, just the thing for school and rough CAp
, ,n, BJ,tinr he most wear, worth from 75 cents to $1.00. Selling now for vJVJO.
hurch
o'clock. The
church was most beautifully deco
Anything in the shoe line can be found at our store, and the
price so low yon will be surprised. Try us
PRIDGBN 6c JONBS,
v. THE SHOE MEN
J. S. CAKR,
President.
THE BANK OF THE TOWN.
W. J. rJOLLOWAY,
Ca&bler.
cessful day's hunt.
The Peruchi-Ueldeni Company
losed their three night's engage
ment here last right and played to
another good house. They appre
ciated the patronage and kindnesses
extended to them and so announced
from the etaare. It is i.n all round
gofld company.
1
personal print$.
Tl)e First-national Bank.
(UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY.)
Castes k Sales Ms oi Emi Warelonse Ue City.
ler, Miss Linbra Morton with Mr.
Herbert M. Jenkins, Miss Meli9sa
Payne with Mr. J. Crawford Biggs,
Miss Annie Cannady with Mr. John
M. Sberrod; entering the left door
flca l!Un;,ho A . liloVo orilh Air
Robert Lassiter, Miss Liia Tu.ker Safety Deposit lioxes in ateei burglar rropi ana J! ire
with Mr. J. K Morrisey, Miss Lucy TrOOf V auJtS for Kent.
.n " T . I " I1VJI
1 UOrpe WltD AVir. VVaiKlHB JTiOOirUS ci;;fe .nnntcnrnnte Oofrrn Millc onA r.rfir Vntirirttir;n(r
These couples passed each other in Establishments Merchants and Individuals, and will be pleased to meet
irooiuiiuB aiiar auu .ucu Dr correspond with those contemplating making changes or opening
opposite eiaes. new accounts. We guaian'tee prompt service acd courteous attention.
The maid of honor was Mies Ma- r r
Joseph g. Brown, 'of Raieigh, stlltu Superior Facilities lor all Banking Purposes.
was in the city today.
Mrs. C. S. Uill, of New Bern, is
L. L. Chamber-
bridal party
Miss Duncan
tbe guest of Mrs.
lain.
Miss Alice Carter, ot Apex, is
visiting the family of Dr. N. 1
Johnson.
Mrs. Jake Halliburton, of Char
lotte. is visitincr Mrs. Thomas L
Peay, on Dillard street.
T. II. Street, of Mill Creek, Per
sonvountv. is the guest of J. R.
Patton during the State Conveution
Mrs. J. A. Noell and Mrs. R. A.
Pass, of Roxboro, arrived in Dur
ham last night and are tbe guests of
Mr. and Mrs J. Scott Burch duriug
the Baptist State Convention.
IS. li. JNorman ot Roxboro, was
I v I - .1 l
in I inrtiAm rnnav. i r. r orman
was returning from Lexington, where ly bllls f d Py"R iVSnnU
mains of his wa maue- VL-.. .3...,...,,..
Insured against Burglary in the Fidelity and
Casualty Company, of New York.
d5-tt
the groot
Arrington. As tbe
entered the church
played Logengrin's maich. 1 be
bride entered on tne arm 01 ner .- nnrvrAV0 T n Air
father, Hon James R Young, who J-j J J DVJLJ T O DllIN l .
gave ber away. 1 ne groom eniereu
from the door left of the pulpit witn
nis oest man, air. j it rtrrmgvyu. 1 rrT T T" rri f TVT - 7 ryn y tt
Rev. Dr. W. D.Morton, of Rocky I M I nniC lO 1 LJL
Mount, uerformed the ceremony in
, r m
beautiful aud impressive language.
Mendelssohn s wedding marcn was
played as the party retired from the
cuiireD. miss uuuean piayeu nunit
during the ceremony.
STORE
A Costly Mistake.
Elundora aro eometimej very ex
pensive, uccasiouatiy me useii ih
the price of "a mistake, but you'll
never no wrong it you taKe vt.
King's New Lifo Pills for Dyspepsia,
Dizziness, eadache, Liver or iiowei
troubles. They are gentle yet tnor
oueb. 25c , at U. Eiacknall & Son's
Drug htoie.
Under Our New System
We can sell meat 1 2 0, sugar
5 c. meal (a 20 c per pecK riour
cheaper than any TIME GROCER.
All of our prices are a surprise to
those who have been running montb-
he accompanied the remaii
brother, Rev. VV. C. Norman.
C. A. Jordan, of Petersburg,
Va. , spent last night in Durham on
his way home from Roxboro, where
be bad been called on account of
the sickness and death of his mother.
He left over tbe Seaboard Air Line
this morning for home.
STILL WORTH A PREMIUM
OVER CREDIT. See our card
elsewhere. Cheek-Roister. Co,
THINGS WE SEE.
WANIED-
All kinds of money at A. Max's.
Arbuckle coffee 10 cts
Sublime flour $4 40
Glove handkerchiefs, which until Meat. 10 cts
last season were shown only among Sugar 5 cts
exclusive goods, are found this year
in great variety.
One of the most effective of squir
rel skin stoles has straps of black
Persian lamb set into the collar at
intervals around the neck and across
down the front to about the bust
line, below which there is a clasp of
metal.
The leather-covered tables and
In which we take the greatest pride, it is that which
contains the
SACK SUITS
Which we have marked $12.50 and $15.00. These styles
are correct and include every one that the man of fash
ion demands this season. 1 he fabrics are beautiful
specimens of the weaver's art, and all thoroughly test-
ed tor strength and durability as well as fast color.
AS FOR THE OVERCOATS,
We have at this same price, $12 50 and $15.00, a splen
did collection made up from substantial Kerseys, Mel
tons, JBreezes, (Jassimeres, rAc.
Boy's Knee Pant Suits,
Lard 1 1 In all the best makes, ranging in size 3 to 16, and price $1 .50 to $8 50.
Green coffee 5 1 Young Men's Suits, price $5.00 to $18 50. Our Hats and furnishings
have become famous for the great values and styles, and little prices.
A FAK11&L Llbl Uf int. IfllKllb IUU pn rn1nrPH rnllars. Randies not hroken.
Just received & new line of watch-
ri 1 'it 1 O M
es. l nev will piease you. o. m
Snider, the jeweler. .
CAN BUY AT
E. JOURDAN
Holiday Rates.
For the Christmas Holidays round
trip tickets will be sold between aU
points on line of Southern Railway
at one and one third first class stan
dard one way fares for the round
trip. Tickets on sale Dec. 23, 24
and 25, also Dec 30 and 31st and
San. 1st, 1903, with final limit Jan.
3rd, 1903.
Tickets may be sold at same rate
to students and teachers of schools
and colleges upon presentation of
certificates signed by' the Superin
tendent, President or Principal
thereof on Dec 16ih, to 22nd, 1602,
inclusive, with final limit Jan. 8th
1903. All 1 kets to be limited to
continuous passage in each direction,
For further information call on or
address (iowan Dusenbery, Agent.
The Cheek-Hoy ster Company are
selling sugar for 5 cents.
IJobby "Did God make that
new baby, pa?" "Yes, Bobby."
bobby "hay, pop, about what does
be charge for a kid like
Detroit tree Press.
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I HEADACHES
THE LITTLE GROCER.
chairs are delightful. The designs Flavori of all kinds such a3
.... ' I Oransfi Phb Una. Lemon PeellniC.
undecipherable to the unfamiliar, citron, Currants,
but With many quaint meanings to Seeded Raisins. Maple Sug;.r,
the initiated, and showing rich com- Cream of Tartar, MapleSyrup,
. " I ...A -.1 .1.1 1
h nat. nns nf innr Hn nrantra and auu umw wiiug buuu w
sun uiues. ui me cuioriDsr is t-d s.t, nhhs
effective. Buckwheat Flour. Cream of Wheat,
Bulgarian and Oriental embroid- Shredded Wheat Biscuit, Grape Nut.
priPfl rfWnrato nnllnn linon fl nn-l Orce, ChOCOltttP,
nA 'd.. ' Cocoa's of all kinds.
u nuB.nlc, 1 anem wttioiB olives, Mustard,
m nannei ana ngnter weignt wools sour Pickles, Sweet Pickles
have embroidered bands for front. Salad DressiDg. All kinds of Cakes and
Stock and cuffs, or the Pntirp frnnt Crackers. Also Lewith Tea Flakes.
1 st... 1
JSHEEPHPIWPEffHSOU CO.
One Price Clothiers. Markham's Corner.
Heaters! Heaters!
is embroidered. Black and white
embroidery is one of the whims for
army blue or red waists. Tbey are
nnished witu pearl buttons and ac
companied by black silk turnover
collars and scarfs.
Many of the new collars have the
little tabs in frout studded with tiny
steel buckles or silk buttons. Tbe
silk bat for riding has draped around
the crown a veil of while chiffon,
with large dots of black. The veil
hangs in long ends at the back.
Chairs from 35 cts. up to $3 50 at
the New York Supply Company's,
opposite court bouse. d3
of every description.
In fact we carry most anything to
be found in a first-class
Grocery Store.
C. E. JOUR DAN.
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This
HIOM 11 h) AT OK KXKKTlON CUKlili
-HV-
CAPUMNE.
No Had KITei'ts on Heart or fleail.
--SOU) BY AU, DKUQ 8TOKKS.--.
Call on (!. W. Phillips for Fur
niture. Opposite court house. :jd
House for Kent.
8 rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
water and gas; three minutes walk
from postoftice, Apply to Lock bor
6 1 .-ItetwlSja-jte.: ...i .....i. .. 9 3t.
Farmer's Wife I wish, Abner, !
you would kill a chicken for dinner
today. Abner Oh, wait awhile.
Maybe one of them 'er automobiles
will come along. The Somerville
Journal.
A Frightened Horse,
Running liko mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a' hun
dred other accidents, are every day
occurrences. It behooves everybody
to have a reliable Sa've handy and
there's none as good as Bucklen't
Arnica Sulvo. Burn 8, Cuts, Sores
Eczema and Piles, disappear quickly
under it soothing enect 2c , at
li. Blacknall & Son's Drug Store.
watch:
F pace for the
Next Attraction
AT THE
Durham Opera House.
Bayle's Saratoga Chips.
arrivalCheek Royster Co,
Fresh
For Rent!
Four Ctrl en Ifoonis, cheap By
thb year t the right parties Front
rooms, over my Store, ou Main
Struct ' Apply to
C. E. Jourdau, "
docl -Im The Little' Grocer.
WILSON HEATERS !
Fverybody knows the Wilson Heater to be the best
Wood Burner made, prices $4.00, $5.50 and $6.50.
Cheaper Wood Heaters for those who want them.
All sizes and prices of Coal Heaters will burn soft
Coal.
Oil Heaters in full nickle and Black Japanned, war
ranted not to smoke or smell.
The Royall & Borden Co.
THE FIDELITY BjlflX
RESOUSGES $1,000,000.00
Issues certificates of deposit bearing interest at the
rate of 4 per cent, per annum.
$1.00 and upwards received in our Savings Depart
ment on which interest is allowed
. at the above rate.
Acts as Administrator, Executor, Guardian, Trustee,
Agent, or in any Fiduciary capacity.
I jan25-3m
One Dollar a Year.