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FIRST: ABROAD. fJEXT.
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Yor,. XXI. ; . , '
Evening, J
urie 8, 1904.
No. .23
TWO YEARS
0 ies Fonua guilty in the
.MieruCourt For.Post Office Rob
oery. Charged ' That ;: he' Stole
Stamps From the Post office at
Apex. , ; ; 'V1'
Durham Herald, ; Sunday "'June
5: In the Federal Court in Raleigh
yesterday, Charles Jones, whov lived
in Durham during his pearly life
and who is:well;knbwn:yto::many,of
our people, was sentenced; to seive
two years in the penitentiary I rand
to pay a fine of $500, f or beiag im.
plicated in the robbery of tlie 1 post
office at Apex. This postbffice was
robbed last .September and later
the postmaster identified Jones ias
the man who came into the office
and asked him to 'change - $20. fie
also identified some ; stamps that
were faken from'" the ofi&ce ; that
uight when it was robbed.
In tfce trial Qf this case it ; was
shown that Joties, who conducted a
pool acd billiard room at Goldsboro
bad sold to the proprietor of a hotel
in that town, a large number of
stamps at die;ent:timesvallowing
the prop' ietor-of- the hotel from Eve
to sssen and one half per cent.vviis
couut on the pure aas;. It was shown
that he had received, express pack-
age& tiom several states," these, it
wls intimatedi ccnUinSd stamps -
On the si and Jcnes swore' that he
had never been in Apex in his ' life
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blttLIHUSi BUYS TIN I AND J - nm f n4 vjnRTwrwThM t " w. r. i- I
. j vr i Pj P5b in f ne ;ree 01a state or
-uronijA,. property Deali Jn Last Oohimuni cation . Endorsed,0"11 Carolia&, yhn sheactof an
' Made Yesterday ,by .'AVhlob 3,0.00 1 fc Stedman.for GoVerior ; Public man thO"K be,a judge, is
, Acres of Land -Between Bessemer Mr;" Editor: : ' V- "'V'. abve;Cntlclsm- , ' ' "
r . - , . wuwuen. the candidacy , of. Major Stedman
tion v' ' - . -
- . - ; ' - - . : but what caa I Say ot this noble
.Spartanburg, .3:, C;, June 4,The man Wt you do not alreadv i'tini
Carolina Tin ;; and Development Heis.not all things to all menbut
Company,", which owns. , thousands the same to-everv bodv. T. have
of prospective ;mining c lands in Watched for many years to' see his
Cherokee county, has transferred star in the : ascendant. . FoV fifteen
3,000 acres of its property,; to the years his superb charm of manner
United , States ;Steel Company: at has won mJ J j,ighest appredation
I and I would follow him;;wih the
exact figures .of. which . cannot; be bt-nd devotion withwhich the " old
ascertained.. The former ; company; brigade followed XJacksbnT Ifie is
however, retained ;a. considerable
sincerei modest, brave. If 71 weire
, A monument to; the late Judge
Schenclrwill be unveiled at the Gull
ford Battle Ground, July 4tbl Judge
Shepherd will deliver the oration. s
;; It is k remarkabte fact that South v
ern boys carry :ofit all the ' highest
honors at West Point tfns year. The
States , at the head of the list : are
Mississippi -Tennessee and North
Carolina.. Evidently ttie cadets ap
pointed from 'the Southern: States
have a full appreciation ot the ao
vantages which Webt Point otters.
Durham Sun: V ' v
amount of the original lands ' The I ' -1 r -r r ,r
uAwuuv mcuiijjiuai iauu&. ,iue commencing -a public career, in
puxcaaMng concern is, capitalize t Uhbm rnnld T find ; mre indirimi
J 11 , - ' -i I J 7
? - ls, unaer- guide?. He sees the light and follows
--6 "a with absolute fearlessness That he
liewiy-acquirea lanas wiimn me i - n j " r n
; his. .When evil brooded iiice a night,
engineers have be .n-ified to.re- . -''L
port at Galineyatouu:, and the . - , s- -v' ' i .i ' '
.....-. sones over the state and the vanda i
niaaen,weaitii. of that -section wun x j ' , , ' - j
be revealed. to the world soon. The k , -,:;'-.-,',.;, ;i
-j - . w '4l . ieapea trom its scaooara ne aia nia
residents- the sectioa between ; r; :.
Dioi.J -xt ' ' 11 j - heroic best, but when the final cat-
rt. C, have conceived a craze for ;f. . . - , r . . -
I ll
The Best; Way
; TixeHeart'
''VrV ' K : l OF THE- - X'
?- a-' -V 4-
r. r Most Df .Humatritv
: ; ; Js Thrbugli the't
. . - . . , . , - simply been pieicing the fabric' o j - . - ' v
tiu and :rou hunting that bids-fair , , 1 t f, , . , : ' 'jl -'
k ,l . , . : - j, error pnd that the blood tupon hisl r, A HI fl O ll
to-eclipse, any, industrial and. com- . . . r . ? lJtl ci-V "
meraal. fever that has- ever struck . . .
.t,; Yi - . t r d - wouia aestroy our temples ana -our
this section of the country. Reliable . , T,-
. . j 4.1 civilization. He has the honestv o-
mming experts uuve txprebiseu me - , - , " -
- . . - t: ; -"i r'-' the educated lawyer, .an honesty
opinion tna?. the territory, lyiugbe . ,-..,. . , , . - ,r
UNlVERSIT
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OF CAROLINA
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Academic Department,
; i : -. Medicine,?
v.- " " , - ,",
. Pharmacy,
Pree tuition toteachers and to minis '
: ters sans. Scholarships and
' loans -for the needy.' A fv .
620 STUDENTS. . 67 INSTRUCTORS
New i)prmitories,? Gynmasium, attfr
..Works, CeniralHeating System-
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V Sept. 5, 1904. Address ;
; FRANCIS P ENABtEf : ;' ; r
-I7 " :.-' President ! ,
CHAPEL:Hiir.;:;N.-a
-irJi-irtitirrM,.i
jjFor
Summer
w c -aduw a nis, ana a t ways ; . ,
spare .no.rams to beiect .
'.the :Best and purest " , V.
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babies
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and e;tflh UhVrf sin nlihi r'r "rturtioW tween Ahe polices mentioned, has - , , r.. v -a
, - ' , -, - - r, - 1 :-rj--t' x 1 - r - r'v -tr keeps his friendship m - constant , the Wav of -' x" ,
aJibi, as to his whereabouts -oa the every indication of temg capable K ? ' . rc.,. v - . !
. , rt. , - - . :. . - r . repair. His look is kindly.. A-v littl . ' , -
night .the effice as;robbed-BiitMhe 9f bemg,worked 10 an extent, far m -1 K-vrt tTxT'i'"
. irv fmmVnHVa' exce of Wothei" section of the -iri .im '" AC TltArt; i' ,.ti
: , , ,-.t-not be atraia to inquire ot him -her '-n ;- 4 , -w- . .h
.sentenced s' given' in 'tne'. above. i country!-.
The defendant in this case ;js a
son of jiiis.Joiies, woo at one time
was agentfofithe Richmond &'Dan;
viile road, nuvv.the Southern,! in
this city. -As a boy he was a . pupil
at the Durham graded :choolv and
he has aelarge number .ofracquain
tances m thfs city.' He also .has
many relatives who live' in this
county, . - ' s y , r,
It is supposed ihatthe" case wi!
come up on appeal atV;the October
term of the circuit court of ap
peals. '
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A Town's 250th Anniversary . I -Xorthampton,
Mass., June '5.
Ihe city began today a celebration
of the 250th anniversary of :,the
settltment of the town'-, of ' Norths
aniptou with j iigious services in its
s.xreen churches. - '
The many guests bfhe- city -include
GCv, John Vj Bates and staff
ionnei Sejreaty6f ihe'IVavy' John
' -'"y" - ' ' . . ' way.-He.is onewThom ,he can : tie
In iuiuuryVkr& tband feelafeHehas ih.e,key to
CUUon. Sbed bnduaei-tr for of the tate goieriirienl .would". be
some timeThough her death was not neither fanatical; nor sf.renuous but
-xpect ci oeoon daa 'therefore tam e it would beiprudetit, uplifting, wis
as a srociHo her many friends: . f igous.;; ; y' ,
" . Her list dajs found her ' perl ectly -.The comradesriip between Chief
miue-i to her mditer' wilt for sne "Executive and people; Would be sin-'
knew. Whoa fihe had Uustcdlto lead cere acd t hey would, rove himraore
He has heyer "paraded; before . the
public t fcrei services he has rendered
both in peace and irrwar, nor has
he ever intimated that his -hotcrs
have beeVloo 'small oirVs'ef r'cV
meritorious and "disQuisoed, ,but
like'Cmcinnatus,, he . hb m confided
in the patriotism or evef-inau. Why
uyt make;Nor;h CaroiiLa-tbe rivaV
of New-England-in her. civilization
her these many years and , was - not
afraid: 11 Yea though' I. yalk through
tbe valley Vitiie shadows of death I
will fear no evil f or thqu."art with
me thy rod aul thy staff ".they com-for-
me,"- ' : l'
Sue. ieavtsa husband"" "' and eight
chilarea to uiuaru their losi -V, looa
wnicu Cdn lievtr 'fctf tilW 'nere ; lir
this' world Dut'dar- to; rowing on.S
taouiiii lav olOitdot scri'-w :4rt: L.iot
bright auu fchtiiin juita.;ii 1
icng and-.vi. fc1. the v . . r
latter eiittg.. thJ ,ci .aJ . "p;'-? teal't''
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Cambridge.. " Mass "Juiiei:
Gvj.w,' i ui.llps, ebghiJet , of 4 bee
co;vi iviuii'ricX. which .was-'sunk
enter jint .Uiclimond Punrsou
b"'-!port died ak'bH' .n'ome- itui'Cam'
place tuut ha jctii iiid iue grave
auii listth ior v:tilU :fOr.fcyer
fltlllvtti.ilfTiaV.vli- -hvt- Ueatb
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COaer,tovUJQi)kj ir4V" o:iwkii
hind auX-iiiav j.hv'nictii-iu- oae uus
hi i Jgeport to "night; T '
,Opportuiiitiei3 Still. Plentifol.J'
bavaunab News: Youuglrnen are
i aday' 'iu:WrieV tctfW ' opinion
ordieu;uiicibU-tu:U.';h6u.eu.vnich
fini mi-i tirena for-tuos'o-.ho are
faitnfui until Ueatb."
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DdrJt miss seeing our stock
SHOES.)
tier.prosperity. and her possibilities J c , ;, . " U '
Thousands of ; wise . "hd patriotic j J;t : ' y-
ours. to Please.
.fS.i2yhtef
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Rhone Mo. 26.
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M; ' r Hot , Drpps ; 250,
j V . . ;li Jamaca Ginger ; 35c - : ; :
1 ''"I"-'- Oastoria " ' ; . : '
UrC yam lu tier h . 25c- -
Karubns Relief 25c . '
-BlaekB CarmicatkTe, 25c
-v'.Herb Regulat6r:5c
U,y V; Pain, Bajrn f '2Sc'. "
?i Are Some "bf. the'renie-
' dies at ;
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Phone. 50-
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men within her borders aie JdoMtg
hopeful y r f or wnrd'to tHenqnii u tiou
and election of ,Governci 'Charles
M. 5tedmanV: : 'f : . ' 1 ,-,. '..
i ' D. worthington; "
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, A Sad Story..-, j"
' : Mopr.es vi He Eoferpr?st: A -(Ayl
d i s tu iw belo w JN as ij li e a a d ; rt f f m e
reWhiug turfreesboro", sTenn.: q-ir
attention Ws cnlled to a mzn stand
ing on the railway embankmeotracd
a very p.ithttic story told eon tier n
in g "hi s u id" lif -r. - W Ie r 1 Ke"" w u s "a
v c a t tr rna iv n 1 tuotht r. Jef t bim.'. t
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fe;j0riceithr(6r:th.? Jadies arid.msrt On the ;!aclies table -we : :; ;
i -thave.filkced aboctOOvda'lp to 12c". fancy, lawn aV: (t- .
' :S-ceit"300 vdr,12V5.tb'18c-fancy 'lawn.at-10;cents.';- ; :
'..-feTJC;f lawn, at 0-cents;, v
t - t - '
r Jijec-i avt-DO told y shop worn gooas. tuat (nave pceii ; ;
raccumU3ring'for -years'; but clean new stufff many pieces !? y::'
; bouiint- tins spnncf which .was not nlQvii as we wished i
JJr- ana. these prices are put on the'rn simply to make; them
hy goOn they , ( - - " ; - : - ,
- - . 1, .i.,, ,c 1 ,r y ,-.vri a . Pull- rt) rcu "
ty ot e tuitr-Cc t nat te axenuM ! ; Thf ; eiv tJern Journultnat . j-apt.
tfj :ae.Viv unobstiVcted -uov 'Parie'vf" tiius Ttj; rwhil joaim a
,tbey-erer.were.; 'Iudeed;' tbfe de bout ,iieur .the city; 'saw a uetr LWim
liiaad for men; who ate, capable aud' minglthe Neaae lir aud: lassoed it
ic liable is now greater than Wr1 be- and took it ubuaia. The deer .bad
ouip tJ iio on n vifcic to relative?. -,wt -:?w' - ' - ' - .-, -t ,
VFKtENiv. .':jwy? MMfd in a .ilrorJ w-ok." v-V;HSi' v-or.: ou ;ancy bn'ns reuuciu it - oc vjc-.v,;!.
cind thtre"" -tk rveppvrtariuiea v-for
aiakiuff.fortnnes. i '
greater:
foie and where- thrre-'is sunh a de-1 been -wounu?d.bv a hunter, it is pre
aumeJV ubd .-tuvlr '.to the water for
refagf.
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CHUsed ' -:hiai : to. .Jos-"'; his j V-lO odds and enus. ' 10 and coll at O each;
mind. ' It is said that,.for 2.5 : ' 16 'T seconds of5c 'collars at S5c dju' . -
that, jnar;; b:. nooi- ut that place K eook aV'thcsVgokds
every-ima train p:43ses. looking i,or ; Q bttvsome- i ,
the-return ct his motner. Djeap-jC -, 1;, ,
pointii.enf is stamped on -the , poor '1 ! x r ' J 1 r ,! " - . .
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fellow's faoo when the train pulla oat
arid leave3 not -the tender; Joying
mother of his yonthfnl,dsT3. ' ,
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