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DURHAM HECORDER, )lTRTTAM
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Accounts Audited by the Com-
imssiorsrst for October 1910
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TRICE? 010 PT; CBMSIiBOIPiffP
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Outside poor, ! . .;J39.00
watts HoBplUl, donation for
September, 200.00
Citizens Nat'l. Dank, note,' 1260.00
12.00
96.24
11.50
64.05
95.22
904.50
79.76
10.00
97. SO
l',75
21.63
4.39
68.81
4.29
14.60
13.60
27.12
1.00
.9J
145.80
7.00
59.3
21.9
100.00
68.33
60.00
14.65
17.9
3.35
10.80
60.4
12.00
60.2
30.10
76.75
11.94
46.12
C. L. Johnson, green corn, '
J. M. Pollard, pay roll, 9-10,
1910, '
J. A. Gooch, hired labor,
J. M. 1'ollard, pay roll, 9-17,
110. .,.
J. M. Polard, pay roll, 9-24,
1810,, . - ,
Mercbantlle Trust 6 Deposir.
Co., Int. on 1887 bonds,
j. M. Pollard, payroll, 10-1, '
1910,-
I. J. Cor, Sup to Home,
W, T. Mangum, salary, etc.,
F. J. Holloway, -repairs to'
Home; ''..(
Haywood 4 Boone, 8up. to
Home, '"',
A. J. Hill. Sup. to Home;
F. M. Carlton, Sup to Home,
A. S. Greenburn, Sup. to Home,
W. H.. Llewellyn, Sup. to
Home, ; .
A- W.. Hedgepetb,' ' Sup. to
Home,
J. F. Harward, summoning
Jurors, etc.
Matthews Bros, repair to Jock
Jsil.
A. 8. Greenburg, Sup. to Jail,
3. T. Harward, jail account
for September,
X F. Harward, stamp Acct
C. B. Green, C. S. C.. private
account, 8pt. term,
Dickson & Barbee, Sup. to Co.
officers, .
II. T. Smith, meals for re
corders court,
R. H. By keg, salary for Sept
C. 8. Chambers, salary for
September
R A. Harris, salary for Sept
.It, A. Harris, recorders court
expense,
J. M. Pollard, sala-y for Sept. 116.00
Knaergrass, expense
'for arrest,
J. F.' Harvard, 1-2 costs in
arrest,
Edwards Brougbton. 1 dot.
i. P: Dockets, ,
M. G. Mark bam, services c.
to board,
Interstate Tel. ft Tel Co.,
rent on I phones,
Sman Prlatery, blank tax
receipts,
W. V. Holmes, salary, etc.,
for September, ' . '
Dr. N. M. Johnson, salary for
September,
It A- Harris. C. It. C, 1-2
cost caaes to work house,
R. A. Harris, C. R. C, eases
not guilty.
A. J. Durgees, 61750 No. Rock, HS
bio nay, jeioo No. Rock, f.75
J. K. Rich. 59750 Rock. 16.
Karl Dav 11750 No. Rock Ml
W. H. QBriant, 6350 No. Rock 1.75
iv. n. Hopson, 121500 No.
Rock,
Ed Lowe, 94900 No. Rock,
C D. Green, 114000 No,
Rock.
James Green, 85700 No. Rock
O. F. Beasley, It 8000 No.
Rock, v
Cbas. Burroughs. IOS750 No.
James Morria. 100169 No Rock Yl.it
R. F. Shipp, 1 10500 No, Rock, 49.63
" ""go. &o,600 No. Rock, 96.11
it. ureen, fuss No. Rock, 25.09
aim wearer, 15150 No. Rock, 1.91
Walton. E 131100 No. Rock, 36.27
ro. 15650 No. Rock, 6.88
AJeuis Heesley, 176050 No.
noes, if 11
L. C. Morris, 119606 No. Rock. 32.69
Geo. Barbee, 278950 No. Rock, 79.49
Fred Drawn, H4006 No. Rock, 60 50
and hauling,
Cbas. Fletcher. 120600. rock
and hauling.
Jas. Brown, hauling, etc,
E. T, Colrlowgh, 22 days eal-
ary, ,..,'
T. L. Peniirgraas, salary, etc,
Carolina Roller M'lls, flour
to road force,
J. M. Pollard, guard sect.,
A. A. road.
.. meat to A. A. road, 8.67
oaroM t I.IJIOU, Sup. to A
utirnatrr Foundry A Machine
Wit's, repairs etc., to crusher 17.64
m. roiiard. rath paid for
ireiaai etc.. 4.n
unaro uros. Sup. to A. A.
K. F. Craven ret-alrs to crusher 1460
v.r7 mbm co.lamber to
. roan, Ui
ransrer Co , hauling to
tea wm, road, It. 40
ord, guard acct,
( ea um. road, 216.60
roiina Kotier Mills, four
to Red Geo. road,
Ed Uwi, $ So. butter to Red
Geo. road,
Jamea Parrin, wood, t., to
Red Geo. Road,
Kwlft ft Co. meat to Red
Gw. road, , .
Barbeo ft Eliott Sup. to Red
Geo, Wad, ;.
y- . Forboa ft Co., meat to
roa force,
f1n Heatnq Co., 10 do.
to mad force,
' w- y, trofMional ar
vicea,
'IIrd Bro., 8up to Red
Geo. Road.
F. J. ftoliowayM repair etc.,
1 Red Go. road,
c- Woodall, rrpairs to haf
M. Pollard, salary Cole'
mm lorce,
'lty Tratmr..f Co., hauling on
Colea Mill road,
Carolina Rolli mihs, flour
to Coirs Mill road,
V CqU), Sup. u Colea Mill
Sup. to
36.16
26.09
31.33
23.66
33.45
29.08
27.37
44.63
43.80
36.20
36.09
17.66
60 00
13.01
2.25
6.90
41.02
17.20
129.69
5.50
11.00
23.43
2 95
2.05
12S.00
10.60
69.21
60.78
i -
23.80
14.85
24.20
24.05
8". 10
43.44
.18.80
..
341.40
27.20
14.26
1 60.00
27.60
23.64
13.85
20.48
. 9.69
17.38
45.21
8.00
58.33
2.17
Swift ft Co. Meat to Colei Mil
road, ;
Barbee ft Elliott,
. Coles Mill road.
S. H. Suitt, shoeing mules, .
A. T. Fowler, Sup. to Coles
Mill road, '
B. C. Woodall, harness to
' Coles Mill road,
G. K. Albright, repairs for
Coles Mill' jroad, . !
Polard Bros., Sup. to Coles
Mil road,
R: Br Lynn, road, 50150 Noi
rol, . i . . ,
B. W. Barbee, 643760' No.
, road,
J. W. Downing, 72550 No.
. road, ,
John Ellis, 38350 NoVroad.
Fred Copley, salary' for Sept V
A. D. Turrentine, salary, for
September. . ' '
A. .T, Fowlnr. Sup to Driver
Avenue road,
Durham Iron Works, repairs,
etc., Driver Avenue road.
Durham Coton M'fg. Co., Sup.
to Driver Avenue road,
Standard Oil Co., 1 Bbl. oIJ,
. Driver Avenue,
Pollard Bros., piping, etc..'
Driver Avenue road.
Carolina Roller Mills, Sup. to
repair force.
B. C. Woodall. harnp t
to repair force, '
Dixon Man'fg. Co.,, convicta
stvlpea, '
Wiley May, rock, E. D. road,
W. G. Harvard work on
' roads PT.a
Swift ft Co., meat to repair
force, i.
J. M. Pollard, guard Acct!,
repair farce,
Good Roadt Mch. Co., repair
to road machine.
Barbee A Elliott Sun. to
road force. .
N. C. Freeman. Sun. tn rnaii
force.
Pollard Bros., Sup. to repair
force. .
J. T. Chf'stian Press, Sup; to
recorders court
C. B. Green. C. 8. C cost In
September Cr. term. " 640.67
Durham Traction Co., lights.
court house and jail.
W. A. Mabrr. druri to Home
and jail.
W. A. Mabry. drugs to road
force, ' , ,
Banner Warehouse, tobacco 1
tkunty Home, i .
IL Blarknall ft Son, drugs to
Red Geo. road. .
J. T. ChrUtian Press. Sun..
to Sheriff fflce
Durham Wate- Co., water for
Atirt nrtllfe Bill fall lft A
E. C Belvln surveylnr. ete.. 106.90 1
irB oun ruoiisaing to-.
puDiisiiing taw notices.
U. Cates, tettinx nabv out of
well,
Taylor A Phlpps Co., Sup. to
county Home, ' '
Allen Owens Co.. Sun. to
' road force,
J. W. Robersoa, wood to Red
Geo. road,
L. D. Belvln. Sun. to Homo
and pest house.
W. A. Slater Co., 1 pair panti
nea uo. road,
D. Scrjggs, estimate No.
on contract,
NAJ'AL 01 KlCKR'g WIFE SEEK
' I.G DIVORCE. '
Boston Mass., Oct.i2. Captain
James Kennard Tracy, U. S. N.rdlu
James Kennard. Tracy, United Statea
navy,' did not contest the suit ftr dt
vorce brought against; him y his
wife, Mrs Mildred Tracey, who was
once a Portsmoutn, N.'fH,,' factory
girl. , His lawyer explained after the
bearing of 4ho case, that his course
was "for the sake of. the sendee."'-,
v Captain Tracy is now on the Pa
cific coast The court took the case
under 'tdvlsenient ; Mrs. Tracy; fn
her testimony, In which she accused
her husband f having desertod her,
said: . , , t
"When we were married, at Ports
mouth, July 21, 1902. my husband
waa a lieutenant - He lived with me
for a week and then went to Norfolk,
Va. In November of that year; he
left on a trip on the Aabama and I
did not hear from him until the fol
lowing May. At that time I was
living with my sister, Mrs. Mary
Gibbs, In Chelsea: He ame there
for a few flays.
- "Up to this time hia parents had
not learned pf our marriage, but
when he came bome! this time his
mother found It out. She came to
see me but was very distant Later I
dined with her In. Boston and she was
sun
SOUTHERN 'RAILWAY
very d staht She obiected to
Ihla marrying hslnv M. atatin,.
ah9 b'leved that I wasot her aon'a
4nti2.l 9mrfa)iv "
,t r mLta"d!aiie will enoountelr denfrucUon be-
. : -"u!tore the '-publishers win startled theJ
l
26.00
70.00
, 8.00
9.45
1.60
16.02
12.00
23.68
10.70
LOS XMVLES 5EWSPAPH8 OUTi
BAOC BEFORE" GRAND JOT.
, Los, Angeles, Cal., Oct. 26.--Deteo-tive
William J. Burns has sone to
Portland, Ore., In search of David
Caplan, an alleged anarchist, who is
wanted In connection with' the .Mow
ing up of the Los Angeles Times of
fice,: where 20 men were "killed. It
is believed ''he: can furnleh' Important
(evidence about the purchase Of dyna
mite. " lf" '' ! '
The grand Jury venire Is return
able today, SubpoenaB for many San
Francisco men will be servde. Each
witness summoned will be. a leverage
tojry loose facta from others who
will be brought in. The' graog Jury
will be forced to alt several days hear
ing the evidence, whlcn will be care
fully arranged to work Itself in an in
creasing order of Importance to a cli
max. :.''. i '." , -
It now appears that Mrs. Belle Lav-
in, who was arrested ,in San Francis
co probably will not be forced to
answer a murder charge since she has
talked freely to those who have ques
tioned her, but she will be held as an
important witness in the cases, which
win no pushed with the arrest of the
plotters. Those In touch, with the case
declare that the Investigators will be
likely to get two of the tour men
wanted within the next week.
:Denver, Col.. Oct 26. Prediction
by a national official of a labor un
ion that the Jbuildtngs of three local
pressmen are on
iscj.eduie. i I Al SFEDERAL SlIPERVKIONi?
Thee flgurea are putnished as ! Vf ' ItK.'-HIiwa
i ttiiu rs noi guaranteed. i Hilii. . '?'"u
until May, 1905.
was also Captain Tracy, called oncel'r er" V. M"uta
In a while.- In November of 1905, l C B , Jh Assembly
heard from my husband and be ar-i Lt "S8 ye8terday- "
ranged for me to dine n town J8. pea Albe".B- Hr.
htm. I While at dinner he told me "i TP' ,n ernat
that he did not want to live with me A an.d
He aald: I don't want toll veTwith J of h0Ittl AB5erlca- who PPred
you. I don-t want-to be tied down t ! 1?, lD
with any woman. 1 like' you aa i When he had BnisDed ni-
frlend, but I don't want you as a1"6? W BPPJnte ' Investigate
wife' , . ithe aituation.
! 1906 he sent a letter Win I " "? eU you 8 buildings will Wow
be was going to Guam. He did noti"? Deror.e a,M mag i eU,e(1 tne W
sign the letter. Then for three and
a half years f did not receive a word
from him. Since I last heard from
him I have been working as a alneer
on the Keith circuit." . '
Mrs. Tracy aaid that In 1907 hr
. nusband returned to Boston, but she
! did not see blm, but she declares she
11.00 j received two letters from bfs mother
, - ; suggesting' divorce. While they bare
19.85, been separated, Mrs. Tracy said her
..ku0n"1 PW her $30 a month.
X.46 In an agreement produced la court
! after Mrs. Tracy's testimony her hus
2.60 , band promised to pay her $500 ali-
imony ana izoo counsel fee.
the publishers want to settle It" be
said, tie finished bis speech amid
silence. '
Unfair Inference
Ifes Deen Drawn
Ottawa, Ont, Oct 2.Sfr ' George
Doughty, M. P., baa returned to Eng
land with cheer for the urifT reform
ers in the statement has cahled from
London, that an unfair' inference has
been drawn from" Sir Wilfrid Lan-
i "-r winaaian speeches !, on" free
-W. H.
information and are not Kuara
, ?' a., 112. eaatbound, dally!
for RalelKli, Selma and Ooldnboro, con-1
nactlnir with A. C. U tralna kolng
north at Gelma: at finM.i.,. .,ifh .
u.!ii,rin (?r WllminKton; alao with
Norfolk Bouthern train for New Bern,
Morehead C lty and Beaufort This train
handle Pullman Bleeping Cara from
Greensboro t RaleiBh..
niJ. t,i 71" Nti-J44? atbound for
RalelKh, Selma and Goldaboro, connect
lna,at Solma With A. C. h. trains north
and aouth, and at OoldBboro with A. C
if ir?,'"" Ior Wilmington; alao with'
Norfolk Southern train for New Bern '
Morehead City and Beaufort. '
t i2,8 ,p- No- ?2. eastbound, for
Raleigh. He I ma and
neoting at Selma with A. C. u' train
aouth for rayetteville. and at Golda-
feWiiour!t.C-U traln'
l-l a. m.: No. Ill, westbound for
Qreenaboro, connecting with main line
tralna both north and south, also for
Ashevf'le and Knoxvllle. Pullman
?J,e.Bt'CittT " hls train b."
tweun. Kaleleh and Greensboro. Car
pmJ' Kaligh for occupancy at 1:00
iJ'ittm ', westbound through
vmi1 fri?m l"boro-Ourham to Ashe
ville. Handles Bouthern llallway par
Goldaboro to Ashevlllek Con
nects at Greensboro . with main 11ns
trains north and aouth.
5:0s n. m Na ia
Greensboro. Handles through Dniim.J.
bleeper from Halelgh-Durham to At
lanta. Connects at Orcmnhnm ,hk
main Una trniim fn h .....i. ' j
Stemp'hts80 'r Ashev1Ile' Knovlil and
. M p.'m.i No. 119 arrives Durham
stops' ke" " loc1 'ntermedlata
;00 a. m.: No. Uo Leaves Durham,
dally except Sunday for Keysvllle
athopBt Ma"e alI4,C1
12:40. p. m. No. 10T Arrives Durh.n
Keysyllle, d ?eaveru"X
KeiJvn V"f. J'i -up connection at
1:45 " ' m,; 1,e Keysvllle
1:5 p. m.: No. 114. dally." arrives
2.00 p. m. for Keyavl le. Makes all
local Intermedia ta
nnection at Keysvllle to No. 14 which!
.... unu uiiKriKtKi to leave Keysville'
5'6c7J'-.m,!rlv K--hmond. :(.
Schedule of tri. . I
and Henderson, n"c, adJuM.d to m,ke
connection with ti, t..i7Z . T: i" .raK
at Oxford. . trams
uocal trains Nos. 19 and 20 between
rna"T.rndh tnd 0y. nd No. ns
train." K . ."T?l"r. n .Irf
SSI 1!
i rain 8 isos. II tnd St
trains Noa, 261." 2sj"j?74. and tTSbe.
tween Keysvllle anrf Durham" 1,4
ti&'SSttX mf.d-a,e-V?.r t 110.
:. - .;-..? vuw, viiauKe. on k h.
Key.-
2
lanvi
berrln and Bur'kVvillVanT fjrthef .tooi
at points east of Keysvllle to dlschi!
lor. public office, local, state or national, may not,,,
be to your exact liking; bit there is common
ground standard upon which we all agree. ' ' "
'" " ' -j ,;; " .. ':,; '.'
The standard of correct banking principles!
This we must' have." V ' 1 '.,
Practical Idealism In banking It may be call
ed. Character in banking It really is.
This is the STANDARD we are offering you
snd guaranteeing.
at FIRST
m
NATIONALiRANK
DURHAM.N.C. r -
JULIAN..CARR, PREST'
WJ-HOLLOWAY, 1 CASHIER . ;
222 per yEAR
mo" division were also made:
..N 've Danville :lfi m. m
I"'e :4 a. m.. and arrive tuT-hA
vv n m. Will make all local atona
I
passengers from
No U .".. Jinereoi
mSndi-vsV. P- m- "d rrlV lS'-'
oF?r ,urthr information call on an
Southern Itallwa, ticket "agin" o, ."
H. P. CART. W W tiibvi;.,,-
TrivlPas;.?,
,r Tr.l""1" V- Kale Kh. n
ent.
r. yr, woodwkd, rmorfcKt Agt
urham, N. C. I
DUEHAM & SOU-HERN
RAILWAY.
SCHEDCLE W EPFECT JAJt. S, Ul i
BOCTH BOUNB '
5 00 ! to lb effMt th,t tne Netionai Apple
fiiwiv n iu iur J i a nnis. , . . , - f--
bull wye shot of ' suggestion h. JT. flecIares
" m cn m
meagre opinion In favor of free trade
aad aays that Mr. Scott the Premier
iEhow b brought Beit Tear to Atlan. Saskatchewan, expressed doubt if
10.00 sti. This year It will be held at Spo-'H1"! ?" ve ti aders Ur. a KkU , . V. "iMoS
ton. .h - J" P'nce- un Wr band SST, ' .1.-
fcir ueorge Douehtv uu (hut th.r. - ',r'u" .i:ra
tv. Durham
" fcaat Durham ..
" Oyama ,.
I Togo .. .. ..
No.
46am
I:f5am
:0Tam
t:2am
:4Sata
fl
i kane. Washlnrton. and tha ati .
S77 '9i'blblt will subsequently be placed for
1.50 ia wwk Cnlco - H wilt be recall
jed that soathern apple growers have
1TJ4 : uk Prtes for their exhibits at this
. show, and in that way have called
,S0 attention to toe wonderful possibili
i ties of the south fn apple crowlna-.
1523.24' Bul could the annual show be held at
vviiartn is.f.
la a atrong feeling In Canada In fav-4 : Yar!na.;.V.;.::i:JS
. with the United I
Angler . .
Barclayvllla
t coats .. . ,
' '.' ' f .Turlington .
aincnir ia ram wa nf aew . ' " "
, v w Mvnvu, Iv
or of reciprocity
States.
mine .ow to be sincere Is the wsy
of man. Menicus.
Durham Lumber Co., lumber
Bed Geo. road.
T. E. Delvin, services, etc.,
J. D. Hamlin, services, etc..
u a. Markham, servient, etc..
Respectfully submitted. -M.
G. MARKHAM.
Ts Pe wecrsts ef Darfcasj Cesaly
October 2, llld.
To the Democ ra(s of Durham County:
Only (wo weeks are , left before
the election. Baton a man can tote
he must register.- The registration
books close Batarday, Unless yonr
name ts written there yon will be left
November gta. Permit tne there
fore to urge yon to see to It that
your name is registered In the proper
precinct AH those who bate chang
ed their residence In the bast two
years must register In the preceinct
wherein they resided July Ith. Those
who have become of age or moved
Into the county must register. At
least one hundred democrats fail to
vote in every election because they ! annt. .h. .m A',:!.!-
as not properly registered. Remem-! tremendous tmt... .
ber that the city election bate noth- tac, but also fasten the Tf th
ing to do with this slectlon. Even Cfn.Jl .1. y--f !?
though ton toted In the last cttr'T.V , J7" " "
election, yon cannot tote In this ; nfacturers Rwrd. ,,:u,lure""ai,n-
riwt-iiou unicsa your name is on inc. , , t
conntjr book. 4 Lexicenlcs.
D not forget the several sneak- Cleveland Plain
logs now being advertised. Be sure; Prof. Garner claims that ha la n
uu aiisuq one
Vou will feel am
gta our caorass
gum Township,
were greeted
Mangum township
than two years
precinct! ; Have
nr-ignoor vo not una It for grant- Khi.ia.hnnti..
mil It ...HT.I.a K n , m.. t .. ..
iviiiiti iuw, Katnnr eaia arn't ihf kA b-i
Itfurnal trltarw I. h. f 1 ... . "H
' . ' ' J. wt-'iessi ioey oe eonsidered any more m.
.ucceas. uurnara is a Big collar than anrh h.,m "
county, and your cbalrtnaa cannot aa thet
i Atlar.ta and advantage taken to dls-
3t.4i;Piay there the apples of Arkansas,
10.80 , Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia,
11.20 West Virginia, Maryland and other
10 50 states, not only would the south H-
aeir be a mated at Its qwn potentiali
ties In this particular but the whole
country would be Interested In learn
ing of thera. In spite or the wide
spread Information last the Cotton
crop averagea only between 20 and
0 per cent of the annual value of
southern farm production, the great
Importance of cotton In the com
merce and Industry of the world ts
largely responsible for the fact that
thought of southern sgrieulture terv
frequently fails to give weight to the'
train crops aggregating too.900.000
bushels annually, the $180,000,000
worth ' of live stock products, the
1345,000,000 of poultry land dairy
products, the 1150.000,000 of fruits
and vegetables, the 171.000,000 of
tobacco, and the 50,000.000 of sugar
products. . Among the fruits apples
are becoming of greater and greater
talus, and the selection of Atlanta
as the place for the next national
King ol Externals
i !i-ir J'''
i ovuis luscu wncrcver
introduced' Imitators
have tried to imitate,
ama jsuusuiuaon nas
been attempted. But
once GOWANS always
Gowans for inflammation
and congestion.
tt girt u pkmMitn tn ttenm
mtnd tiowttut Pnimntioa for
intammtlion. espcc.i.r of f h
throat md cnest. Il' Araie $nM
Uohhwi PrrpurnUnn fur many
ft wvf r butt m romnluint.
UVHUSUTOS MLU tU?
. . Unrlmgion, S.C.
BUT TOD JW HAVE IT IK THEME
All DraisUta. $, SO asm.
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We Assure You
Absolute Security, Prompt
Attention and Courteous
Treatment
The Citizens National Bank
OF DURHAM, N. C
Resources over $1,200,000.00
a If. DUK, President, T. B. FULLER, Vice-Pres.
' , , I, B. MASOX, Cashier. ,
KORTH BOUND
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CONNECTIONS
, maka tutinaciion at Api
IjlKh. Norfolk. Klchmoad. Washlnctoo.
BaUlmora. Phllad.lpbla.lJaw on?an
all Northern points: aod "lth Ral.lak
Bouthport train No. 14 for Durham
No. 41 makes connection at Ami
r'JJ l!r,br'1 A,I u" N- 'or Kan.
ford, rinehurst, Umithum Plnaa, Ham
lat. Charlotta, RofklnKham. Athena
Atlanta,. Birmingham. Uontaomer
and all paints In th West and South'
wet;, Columbia, Hueannah. Jr..n
villa. Tampa and all nolnta la Florida
BEST ICUrnilR Ot'T or Dl'RaBl
All tlrheta ar sold bf this eompani
and arcpt.d by tha paaaenser with
tha understanding that this company
will net be llabla for failure to run Its
tralna on aehedula lima, or for im
"ch vriHi a. mmy H. incident fo
' thelt
nea. but this
e for errors
rt tlma of canneetlna Mm
eompanr la not responsible
or emiaaiona.
SO SCHDAT TRAMS
D, taaapkla, ; Bitrke BakKS.
Act Gen. I'ajia. A St HoL Paaa. Art
t GENERAL OrttCES, DCRHAU. N. C
1 1
County Candidates !
Public Speakings I
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ktrrKCTrva octobkr h, ins.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD.
f Sew
l . . ... i.. (Sew Hk.rl Maata I
or more or . ibsih. isrsinR tHe monkey lexicon, aided by : ,r7o ?i "b t J-l'4V' ,""'- ' "'-
naiurniv in iu a ii uiaHi . n . i 2h: v hit un ti a r i . - . . ' ' s
wasav . pnasas- s hibuiul a:i(ii sti is ill n ss niiman t t - " I - - . inniun aiT. i Die s I i na i ! tr rt -1 & at, aw. r.aa n iia. rt
. & I Here are a few at a,..!-. Zr7. ' ii V, i'!' .IrSJ!" .!:',!:! Ar. Wariiinsto i:te m. Raw
110 large Crowds. ! With their daflnltintia. I . M A. M.i 'P. M.iA. it mnnm-t oifh .n t. ii . .
will do better -"Ohun-wanL ' lUy. Dally exeept tttasay. Morky Mount and tha north. f w T
aw.. How about your -KhMu-look- VJ'
yott spoken to your "Bnami-cn,.. pmta West ami f.S? v.,rV.?.,i,,rn.'J,t.1'.? ArrlvaOreenvTlla 4 10 p. m . Wanhine--1
inn -.l .ariwr vaia.:
"Gee!" , . '
"Hlkel"
"Piffle
"Yep.-
And really when you scan 'em over
and compare 'em, It looks as It we
ee every bofly. Tbers are many
tblftM whlcb outbt to ; be done
hicb be cannot possibly do. It is
up to you to opbold bis bands to tee
to it that the entire ticket Is elected
by Increased majorities. Tbs pros-
' are rireneni. tiur cnanres are had nnthlna m tha mnk..
hri.ht n,A hi.. .i... ..uLDW B0,nln m l0- monkey.
" Mfr Vltl IUIIIB IUI1 .UUIti J asaM1aBaaBwahBaaaMav '
beat ns Is oof over-confidence. If The Modem rolonius.
yem will only work from now until f "Honesty, my son, otters a wider
election, Durham will gfv so old field than dishonesty."
me democratic majority. . ("Think so, dad?"
, Yours very truly, ' "1 do. For every sucker there are
' H. A. KorfiHEl?, fat least ten ultimate consumera."
Cbalroiia.iWashiiif too Herald.
'All frtqiArles as to routes, ratta, t&
promptly answered, ' t
s. II. C TALIAFKTIRO, Affsnt,
Durham, N. C.
iW.B. BRVIU. . M. V. BIUOU,
I Gen. I'asa An t. Trav. I'a.e. As't.
I lioanoka, ,Va , r Xtoanoke, Va,
o
Batlsfactlon See
Bit. IT. SOSENSTEIN,
Optometrist
- Over Edhwniai Theatre,
IK Ka( italji Street,
iv.l rnnni inn
Italnlah from Rnuthwrn P.iie.v. m a
l rtauwar anil K, a, liallwav,
e fnally "NlfcTht Ktpre..w fnlt
man aleepina ears. Leeva Kalh aa
p. m., Wilson II tl p. m- Ure.nvillt
11 41 a. m ., Wanhlnsmn l ii a. m. Ar
riva Norfolk T oe a. ia. Hecvleea eon.
fiertlnns at Raleleti from fouthern
list way, & A. U. liallwav. and & a
llallway. At Wllxon frm A. C U
lltlwar from ijArth and aouth.
Tralas ArHee flaletah I tetlaa
Norfolk at 7;1 a. m, connects with all
Washington ant interna edlata aoinia
at 11:20 a. m. 1 '
v '-r,""s:, meef-t Btinday from
orf oik. New n n and Intermediate
points at 7:2i ph.m.
N. 8.; Above .chadule flruraS nub.
Ilshed as Information only and are sot
Biiaranteed. , rf
For further Prmtten aa to reaer.
Vatlon of aleetmr ear spar apprr to
aad ti. V I t .,.;. V . S-
I W. W."S hXTub, v. T."k"'
t . I Meftoik, Va. i
The Democratic Candidates in Durham County, win 1
speak at the time and places indicated below as f olW
tory) 7p"K7, 0ct0ber 27,.Little River' '(railg0 Fac-
7:30 PK7' 0Ctber 231 EaSt Durhail' at Holden's Store ,
Saturday, October 29, Bahama, 7P. lt. ; ' ":'
ihM. 31-Edgemont' at 'Neal & Ed'
Stor pfM.N07ember 11 pearl
at J, S. Wood's
Wednesday, November 2, Lowes Grove, 7 P. It
Thursday, November 3, Bragtown, 7 P.' UL
7:30 P?m;7' No7ember Wc3t Durham, at Erwin Hall, ,
Saturday, November 5, Pickett's Mill, 7 P. 'M. ' '
Monday. November 7. A cvlemv ir.,.;. n w
r fld.S e8 speakers with the County 'Cn- "
aawe am SU. V J Ul 11 in ll..
, - H. A. FOTJSHEE, l ' . , '
BROODEN; .ChmZLlUrm CenL Ex.,Cpm..
Secretary. " " ' . "
Secretary." ' Chm'n.
- :; ' ' ' nn'c -f
For Glasses that give j Mtf Lspt Rlinfl.y
S. W. SPARGER
J. W.;UMtADtir.",!.
SPARGER & UMSTEAD
General Insurance, Stocks and Bonds
DISABILITY ISSrRAXrE. , . . '
Accident claim. .fe being paid every day. You may be disabled
next Insure yonr Income against accident or Illness todar f2
cluslv. agency Tor Maryland Casualty Company LX
Maryland policies are the bent
OFFICE 27 WEST MAIN STREET