The Durham recorder. [volume], June 12, 1908, Image 2

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t ..rn,.! RkMinxs NOMINATED 091 FIRST BALLOT, were chosen:
tue arum. - : Alamance, Charles A. Scott;
Semi-weekly.
The Farmer' "Wife
- .w.. Tiat rknm. She
Iftof Innn VrHnnlP Sillirltnr BrQOkS Caswell, T. P. Womack; Durham JJt thoroughly after using. and give
Aneraiongranfl8 50Hcor oroo5 Rpawiev. Granville VV A. ttT.un uth to wWtea . she kmw
v Devin: Forsythe, G. H. Hasten; Vllla,that i made in it. The stomach ia
The following facts regarding Orange. D. C. Parks; Person , a churn, in the ""lf8"!
the Congressional Convention in jonn s. Cunningham j Rocking- y vhlch tre att ,x8ctiy like the
nrpPnsWo Wednesdav. IS CUll- P ! VfiBJSfnWp9? R. VV. churning of butter. Is it not appareni
.va.HOTvaw V I liaill. A WWW atafrw I
ed from the Daily Industrial Hill: Surry. C. Hv Hanes.
.a cnn ris matter Autrust mews, ot uiai city; a. resolution cnuursinir ty. o.
1903, at the postofflce at Durham, N. Aubrey L,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
By ZEB. P. COUNCIL.
ESTABLISHED 1820.
Brooks was nomi Bryan was passed unanimously.
C., under the act of Congress of March nated for Congress last night-by
. l87- the Democrats of the Fifth dis
His ma
NEW BICYCLES, MOTOP CYCLES,
SECOND HAND bi(JIiiLhiS.
Repaiting of Light Machinery a Spsaalty.
1 1 GASKIHS; In Yu Points, Dttn, It C
DURHAOIGH SCHOOLTEACHERS.
Subscription Rates :
trict on the first ballot.
inrirtfwas.il of a vote. The Number 0 Old Teacncrs Ke-tiecrea.
I . ml
Oue year f 1 00 convention was probably one 01 A Fei New Unes.
naruontns 5" lcuu tdo ctnrm Pst. Pvfr he d in Nortn n T rtreen W A TUvlna. V. S.
Three ujontns seems Ur.rton P. V. CamDbell. C. H. Jen-
... I 1 ,14 r 1 ) 1 1 1 1 rt. 1 - - .
Rates for advertising maae unown on ' . , kins. W. C. Rankin, E. N. Tlllett
saplication. u Ja. "w "6""6 "v w. A. Brosden. W. M. Upchurch. Gar-
tween tne canaiaates mat a mu- iand r.reever. v. H. Kiieier. w. w.
DURHAM. N. C Juue 9, 1908 tion to make the nomination cara. airs. vv. w snaw miss win
unanimous was objected to ana -
Yes, Mr. Fuller received the the motion was never put. bucn Wooteni Mls8 Neiiie Stephenson, Miss
Tinininnrinn hnr. be will not soon nroceedimra are unheard Of in Sallia Hammett. Mis, Mabel Tuck,
Kwvcru.c alc ..c cituci . , " . Vtaker, Miss Mary Huske, Miss
before tne nomination came. ic policies in tnia aisirict. a oste Wnltted. Miss Fannie McLees.
.tnt-oct Kofivpon Snpnrpr Black- Mrs A. V Jordan Mrs. Maeeie Hollo-
ALONG about the first Of July , . 4 o. n Aoma in way. Miss Ida Carr. MJss Sudie Whit
1 1 li 1 r 1 1 Hiiu ijuciiLci nuu.u. ...1 . .
wfltph for countv candidates to ., i.v ..nnf.'n rcore. Miss ene MCLeea, Mrs. J.
watcn tor couni canc"ar: 1 the Republican state convention Robinson Ml88 ume Jone Mi8B ld
sprout ouuimieiuuu i n iqac koo rwn ho un as a n.n mi.. mmJ Phln Miss Mvr-
that you knew not 01 Deiore. ,tw,l.tAl.u for bitterness. But in tie Albright. Miss Maude wiikerson.
r . . ..... n. j. Mrs. Melville jetfrles. MU Susie Cox.
ALL the Charges that the rail- mat noteu Mis8 uertha Matthews, Miss AugusU
then that If this stomach-thorn is foul tt
makes foul all whictt is pu mwj i r
The evil of a foul stomach Is not alone
.1,0 fc.ri tastit in tho mouth and the foul
breath caused by It, but the corruption of
the pure current of Wood and tho dlssem-
Inatlon ol atsease inroiignou wo
Dr. Pierce's Golden Weuicai XJiscovcry
makes the sour and foul sVimach sweet
It does for the stomach what the washing
and sun bath do for thechurn absolutely
removes every tainting or corrupting ek
mtmt. In this way it cures wovene.
pimplos, eruptions, scroiulous swemngs,
sores, or open eating ulcers and all
humors or diseases arising from bad blood.
If you have bluer, nasty, ioui lasie m
your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath,
are weak ani easily tired, feel depressed
and despondent, have frequent headaches,
dizzy attacks, gnawing or distress In stom
ach, constipated or irregular bowels, sour
nr hitter ris:nw after eating and poor
appetite, these symptoms, or any consider
able number of them. Indicate that you are
suffering from biliousness, torpid or lazy
ivm. with th usual mrromD.nvinii iiiui-
estlon, or dyspepsia ana ineir aiMMini
erangementa. ,
i .i r?,r ir Titbit in. .ih v. svniuttiiit.
TAX WME
.n thesevera
""verT-, T
9 . r. . ' .
re.
rXLi tile dial malt me ....... i j OTU8 teriu jiaivucws, n6 - ... v-.-,ii . nnatml card Ml
roads and American Tobacco feated candidate himself moved Michaels. Mias Halle Hoiman. Mrs. r'VfV IWaioI n. yTJ.
t fiun-nA OWo5n to make the nomination Of the C. C. Warren. Miss Maggie Barwlck. frte copt :of his booklet of eitractt
i-iiriii ifi v iiviiL.iiiac lui aiiu aaauiwifi
certain candidates, according to victor unanimous.
the wav matters are going, is
simple tommv rot The indica
tions that railroads and company
mentioned are not taking an ac
tive part in the campaign.
The convention was in session
from 3 until 10:30 o'clock.
Thejconvention was called to
order at twenty minutes past
I three bv C. H. Wilson, of Rox-
Miss Hattle Clement, Miss Susie Mich
aels. Miss Lydia Bancroft, Miss Nellie
Plpef.
Supply teachers Mlsa Carrie Ham
mett. Miss Mollle Speed, Miss Etnei
Carr.
Colored teachers W. G. Pearson.
P. W. Dawklns, Sadie cnriataaas, Min-
mi
"hit this Is absolutely true
will be readll oroven to your satisfaction
or a
from
th standard medical authorllles. giving
the names of all the ingredient entering
tnin Ma nrlil.famMl meoieinM ana snow
Ing what the most eminent medical aaai
of tne ase aay 01 uem.
SEA SHORE EXCURSION.
u -t,-;-,o V,a nia Amey. Pearl Whitted. Lou a Shep- Rakiah-Durham - Oxford-LoutS
W1V, ,UauiuU v vwv w..6. - na. mn T..1lTC.rJ Ad-
You know we were elad to sional committee. 1 he chairman H,-JntAr lmaMorrl, Louise Bur- ourg-nenaenon-nawm, "
have tho dpWnren with us. but Hid not make a SDeech. as. tie ton. Lillian Lasslter, Pauline Dame.
wnnM havp nrpfprred that thev said, rjlentv of them would hi
settled the business that brought made later, but instead called Dr.
them here and then their stay E. J. Tucker, af Person county.
would have been much more ap- t the rostrum as temperary
1
predated and we could have chairman of the meeting.
1 . .
shown them many courtesies Dr. Tucker spoke very briefly,
without feeling that they would and then requested the represen
be under obligation to us. Come tatives of Democratic newspa-
again, gentlemen, and stay as pers who were present to come SkUmer ys Effle Stephenson. Miss
Innir aa von nleaso. forward and act as temporary Emeth Tuttle. MUs MltcneU Waddili
secretaries. The chair then sta
a 1 il. . .t- I . . ... t J
AS is usuau t ine case on sucn ted that the next tnmg in oraer rlpd The number of those returnin
occasions, lrimty commence- was the selection 01 committees lis unusually large.
ment caused a large crowd of oa permanent organizations, ere-
All who have not paid
their State and County
Tax for the year of 1 907
will please call at my of
fice and settle for the
County and Schools are
badly in need off money.
Very Respec
JOHN F. IIARV
felly
ffflLSM
Bessie Smith. Sarah Fitzgerald. Nan
nie Cooper. Anice Jenkins, Martha
Hester. Hattie Jenkins, Rovie Banks.
Maggie Pool.
Total enrollment 3,001, 52 wblte ana
. . . . . . .
31 colored. This Is conalderaoiy tne
"argeeat enrollment and is such an
Increase that the thre9 extra teachers
are reoulrea.
Of the old teachers, those who did
nnt stand for re-election, are: B. S.
visitors to come here and our cit
nana tiinul 1 w
dresses that were delivered, and
enjoy the occasion with the grad
uates and friends oi the institu
tion that ha come to be such
great part o" Darhim. The co
men:ement j as; eio-eu was or.t-
ef the beii r
tSA2ze is i.
ever before
hws
that
if-
teiitr sr.aLt1 tnau
n every respect.
c'..-r.
Ti:r.
n.z used to
that a:n:v :. hs
f -rthf-r the interest
of Mr. KUcnin, (since he got ir.
the lead these chargesthave been
made) are true, and in fact.
from outward a?oearar.:es all
the other candidates are doin
the same tnir.g. We do not know
but have little doubt that .Mr.
hitcrun will be perfectly wining
to publish an itemized statement
of campaign expenses with th
other two candidate. If such b
thing is done Mr. Kitchin mh
Intermediate Points to
Portsmouth Norfolk
Vol, Tuesday, June
16th-18th.
Round-trip rate from Durham
to Portsmouth-Norfolk and re
turn on this excursion will be
$3.00. Train will leave 9:45 a.
m, arriving at Portsmouth 330 j
p.m., Tuesday afternoon, June
Mr. Skinner goes into the law ani 15th; returning, will leave Ports-
Miss Stephenson was recently mar-i . av June 18th. at
9:00 a. m. Through coaches
coored schools j. a. Dodjon. from Durham, Kaicrgr., uxiora
r ffAHtn1 I ft 1-
der.tials and platform and reso-a. Bryan, who and AfulsDu-&!a22&R
Seiiaeu 'Xneir representatives special work in the educational de-1 seats fifty (50)
and these retired and constitu- r"n5; ; Kf num' each direction.
ted themselves into the aforesaid boro schools: Miss Susie Michaels, kd for colored people; children
committees. Miss Annie THiett. Miss HatUe cie- under twelve years half rate
E. S. Parker, Jr.. of Ala- r?1"- 1184 "ar:,CK- or under five free.
.nai.KV, i.ivvcu uiai.B iuii mau wi .hp latter two with thoroneh ..
ma: training.
WEST DURHAM SCHOOLS
The West Durham schools have held
their annual election and the list of
tfarhers foMows below. The election
was bfM yesterday and a
jltv chosen for the net year. The! Having quali
are: I twiwrn ..reen, late of I'mlmm rounty,
Principal. Prof. L. L. Hargrove, two !1s,s w ""') r n!ei.ted t
years princlpa: hleh Ht hool at Lum- " . , ''" i."""'
v ,uc uitHrisiucu, hum leu prtMiin niv
counties he had so a3 to ascer
tain whether there were any
contests. The roll was called
and it was sfen that there were
:oaiets from two counties
Hckuignam and Stokes. About
il.is ti.i.e a member of the cre-
Jer.iiaij committee appeared and
asked the temporary chairman if
a person living in one county
could make a contest in another
ounty. The chair ruled no on
this point.
There was considerable discus
sion over the report of the cre
dentials committee. After many
speeches the majority report was
adopted.
It was 7:33 o'clock when the
show that he has spent less than convention adopted the creden-
either Of the Other Candidates. H-l .ftnim!rrM rorrt anA a mn.
tion was made to adjourn for an
Death io Orange. hour. The motion was defeat-
Mrs. Sh2rp, wife oflMr. V. J. ed.
Sharp, died at their home near It was announced by the chair-
Garr, Orange county, Sunday man that the roll of counties
morning, May SI; tged 22 years, would be called for nominations
of malarial fever. She was born for a candidate for Congress. E.
S. Parker, of Alamance, placed
in nomination A, L. Brooks, of
Guilford.
Mayor O. B. Eaton, of Win-eton-Salem,
nominated J. C. Bux
ton. Maj. A. W. Graham, of
Granville, put the name of B. S.
Royster before the convention.
R. C. Strudwick nominated J.
Alien Holt, and C. H. Michael
placed the name of Reuben D.
Iieade before the convention.
C. B. Watson made a short ad
dress seconding the nomination
of Mr. Buxton. J. A. Barringer
seconding the nomination of A.
L. Brooks, and T. E. Whitaker
delivered a talk seconding the
nomination of J. Allen Holt.
The last business transacted
by the convention was the elec
f-.laa t - If., i,- Lai Ai m In t -.w .
"r'X.Iwi.r o7u! executive committee. Each
taut in Hewitt-.VHbitiX tt I county in the district is entitled
bed4 a week's resL-Htcbange.
and lived in Bertie county until
her marriage about 18 months
ajjo. Her remains were taken
back to her old home for burial.
Tre funeral wa? conducted by
the pastor t-f the White Oak
Methodist Church of which he
had been a member, and the
Church which she loved so well,
and the interment was made in
the old family burying ground.
St.e i survived by her husband
and one 'child, aged 8 months
and 12 days, father and mother,
three brothers, and many rela
tives. Mm. Shjrjp was highly
esteemed by all who knew her.
The Observer extends heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved hus
band and other relatives. -Orange
Count Observer.
j to a member and the following
A GOOD PLOW
A Gftotf
Gateway
Harrow
The- Best Corn
lanter Made. Buckeye Riding
ultivator, Spike Tooth Har-
1 rows, Three and Fonr Hoe Cul
tivators, Cotton Planters.
By using these tools you can cultivate
more land, do the work better, with
Notice of Administration jess labor an(J make better
nr. The Having qualified a. admin wtrati.r of
TAYLOB & PHIPPS CO.
Mangum and Parrish Streets, - - Durham. N. C.
cents extra io
Coaches attach-
w-i a m .
r or additional information ap
ply to your Agent, or address,
C. H. Gattis. T. P. A.
Ifcitigh, N. C.
ing claim against eL-tt are notified
toprfM-nt the iame to the ur.derijnrd,
n or betortr tlie ZK'.h lav of April. 1909,
ortlm notice will I plead in bar of
their recover.
This the 2tb lav ..f April. iM.
THE FIDELITY HANK,
Adm'r. of Olorn t'.rern, dre'd.
ber Bridge, sncreels V. C. Ecker.
Teachers Miss Julia Faucette. Mrs.
Delos W. Sorrell, Ml Annie E.
Koonce. Miss Hatlle Owen. Miss Em
ma Foushee. Mls Annie Brown". Mrs.
B. X. Mann, Miss Sallie Thomas.
' .. . .
W. DUKE STATUE UXYEILED
(Continued from first page.)
was quickened on account of the
many really great men attending.
Dr. Walter H. Page was a guest
and Dr.
was one
zens from afar with Hon. Kope follows:
Elias. Mr. Robert L. Durham. No. 238.-10.35 A.
Hon. Henrv Pfltr anrl Pnnorrpa.
ing at
Choice RnspcJ Mortgage Sale.
I .'" Ill V .JHIUAA,
ViXJL JJLU tfAUlXSle j I n icr and by v.rtureof the.er
. , ! irirri opon me rr a mort ,ir l
ana other cut flowers. !Utit3. rwtite.i ty p
Ci A T f K T T CUi.fln nnA .. aHK"l wt(P. recorded In tV.c
r M. A HI I A K I 1 1 J" " any vuici UCU- flfe f the Rrri.ter .rf Ived. of Iu
-'" --v ior weddinfrs. nount ho,k of mmtKHfM
AIR LINE RAILWAY. i '""' "
FLORAL DESIGNS. ! .immaoih. iimih.
Effective ADril 12th. 1908. and . ' ' M. at the court ir
.t-
t,"!" v a r. Effective April 12th, 1908. and , ' M. at the court 11
Henry Stiles Bradley subject to change without notice. Palms, Ferns, Etc. for home! Z?rKcit7 ut
of the distrnguished citi- Trains will leave Durham as culture. I iliwVta&f tiS. &
Yl ri'iti linn Vmui fnllAora. 1 v . ...
j We also have a large collec
tion 01
M. connect-
Henderson with No. 38
' I ...u:.t. :n : r . . l I . .
manR.N. Page. Judge W. J. Norfolk at IS) P. M. resamini ' HYACINTHS, TU- j
ovv.va 1 counecnon at ueiuon witn A. U.l ml a j u
ni. L. for Eastern Carolina
THE STATUTE UNVEILED.
1
disc
V
hr ftdlowint! lou or tiarcela of Uutl -t-
uatt in thf City t.f Durham. tknu .A
Durham. Sue f Korth Carolina .v'
Icnbcd a follows:
Flrat tM.
t nrxiaaing ai a Matte III Mrr,
U lert Horn the etimer of I nn . .
hS SuthXrfS and ma"y othersforout wXrZ I
and at Portsmouth-Norfolk with ti . recti, .7t . t.
After th..xercise, 1. Craven IKciBTO R PlantsT Evergkns.
Magnolias, Etc.
nan were over tne large crowd York and Boston. This will also
minorlivl With tiitm Kaf nnn. I Dnnnoff at urifk V.
gregated in front of the Duke K'.t0 Richmond. Washington LH. StommfttR.
building and the unveiling of the
statue took place.
The pech of presentation
was made in behalf of the Trus
tees by Hon. J. H. Southgate in
a few well chosen words.
t and New York.
No. 241 will arrive in Durham
at 4:50 r. M.
No. 221 will arrive in Durham
at 0.43 P. M.
No. 222 will leave Durham at
6.30 P. M.
The Durham & Southern train
Florist, Raleigh, N. C.
Your
Dr. Kilgo in hischaracteristic SSS at 3S BTf nfrv,nnll
style, accepted the statue, and P. M. and arriving at Apex at i U0 1021101)11
in so doing paid tribute to the 4.25 P.M. connects with Sea- O X
man that has made the present aFd No. 41 and 43 for Char-
Tn'nittf o,iw. hA..;i,i. lotte, Wilmington. Atlanta. Bir
I. tM Mflrw tVa.r,?n,rA c i",n,"f iempni8 anu points
' " UMXli I VVnof t.H I'n iimh a
s ... .1 "vo vviuuiuia, .jaTaiiiiaii.
naainenonor oi unveiling the Jacksonville, and all Florida
Biaiue, wnue me multitude! mint.
WatCnea. tVe Tima.tftUo. rot. n,l
m v m. a wviv av sattrwu aaa tmltj
inentenary .vitinodistSufi- W. Woodward, Union Ticket
or It, L Montgomery
"Phone No. 11, or write
cay scnooi oi Winston, will run Agent,
an excursion to Durham June Agent.
me wui. vUiie a crowu jg ex-lto
AM. M M 4 . L. . r . . 1 I ' . r ! '
day schoils of thij pUce will
maice a pleasant day for them.
May Wk ve rr well. I.iit if it lines
not have a litini tivetim that
yti are proud of thwe i miiic
thins; lackitiK.
The work we turn out Untn the
stamp of ko1 workniaimhip,
and when we make jour photos
you take p!raure in showinir
them to your friends.
We ate proud of the photoa we
have made and will Kld!y show
them tu you if you c,j.
C. H. Gattw.
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Kaieigh, ri. c.
, Holladay Studio
0pp. the Postolficc Curium. K. C
thence al.ii)f the Sjuth line of ! '.'.( y.
in an r-atrrly direction Ait frer, u.
lake; tfaeuce S.uth Ii.; frt
Male in the north line of l orrou
thence alomr the tii.rth Uum f !. t
Street in acMitlv direction hi !ci "
the iwRtunlnji. It einj lot 56 tl.e
W. ManKutn 1'r.itt land, as prt p'!
corded in the ofHce rf the KrKt "
lhtni$, Durham County, Itowk ol ;.
fKe i;Jctcq.
Hrcontt 14.
ItfKinniriK at aatake in. the South
iHirn-rtf Meadow Street and lk'",''
Ave., thence in an etiaterlr dinrtK'fl
alwijt the south line ol Mcalow H' H
Ita feet to a stake! thence in a mirth".
direction 60.4 feet: theme in a "'
direction Ml fret to aatake in the I-'"
em line of Oakland AveM thence ''
the lUaiern hue of Oakland A . '-
fret to the orjjinnins;. It tiring '
of tlm W tl.Hinini lan.l a ! ,f
- - . ... .1. ... .
blat recnriled in Ilia t.OkemtJ the K' V '
tcrof Ik-eds, Durham County, B '
Iiai 1, tmgea 173 et mk.
Thia atav in loM
tMRS.) S A U.IK SI. TVRRKNT1N'"
Clots HI tool Ml PalitinPimt.
Is cheaper than nhoddy cloth or liM
paint. The !,. ft M. is Zinc Metal
into Otide of Zinc comlinel with Whi
Lead, and then made into mint
pure Linseed Oil in thounwmd $'
Knnaings and tnitnr. tweara h-.
actual ct of t ft eer ral.i li
llavktit tr. a. L. & M. 1 nul A;