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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
sAlIsBURrs POSTMASTER
.. n. RAMSEY ArpoIsTED-yIC,
TONY ron oyERMay.

Washington. March s.--PTcsidcn,
TAFT Thursday named James II. RAM
sey 10 BE- postmaster At Salisbury.
The appointment was In keeping with
a promise that the president Is said
TO have made 10 Senator 0verman
last summer regarding the naming q
a man at Salisbury. A little later on
VI. Harry ifobson received the nomi-
nallon. Then ovefInsn became Inter-
es,ed In the matte called on the
president 10 remember his promise.
and decided TO oppose the conhrma-
ton Df.liobson In The senate. Every
thing went along quietly Until ycstcr-
day. when fIubsou. with Congressman
Cowlca, Of North Carolina. called e
see Mr. Taft just about the same
time Senator Overman got wind o.
what was IN the air and also hurried
lup towards the white house. The
nomination Of Ramsey IL a victory fol
Senator Qverman. That a ilrst-clas'
aght will be wased By Ramsey an'
IHobson, one to stay IN Office and th'
othcr 10 get IN, IL The prediction mad
here today. -
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
BAD NIGHT FOR ACCIDENTS
TWO EXTRA CONDUCTORS LOSE A
LEG EACH THURSDAY.

Spencer. March e-Thursday night
was a bad night Ter accidents on the
Southern. two extra conductors being
run oyef and each losing leg at
about the same hour. but At widely
different points,
While preparing TO take train out
of the Spencer Yards E. r. Causney
was caught under a moving train and
his LEFT leg crushed or He was car
ricd 20 q hospital IN Salisbury for
treatment
At High Point Thursday night while
coupling the air hose On southbound
freight 40. TOs. ". 2. Smith. Of
Spencer. was caught under the wheels
Of hts own train and bis left lea
: mashed on up 70 point above ths
knee. he was placed on northhouns
passenger train 10. y and taken TO l
hospital IN Greensboro. a switch en-
CINE dashed into bis train causing ih'
accident. II Is thought both mer vii
recover.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
AARON ?. WRIT, THE WALKER
OK A FOOT JOURNEY THROUGH
THE SUNNY SOUTH.

A walker from Lebanon. Pa. Mt.
Aaron Y. Wirt. BY name. dropped
into the sun Office early this after
noon. and gave US pleasant chat
I'm passing" He Is not walking for
a wager or to establish record, but
simply walking for the love OF walk
lng. because IL is safer than aero
planes. aud he wants 10 see some
thing OF the sunny South" that gets
pretty sunny when the reign OF the
ground hog Is over.
Tic Is observing things and places
as be passes. and makes note for
future reference In q series Of ar
tIcles he viii write Of hts impress
aIons on his trip through this part 81
the country. Mr. Writ. is we'll cdu.
Gated and well informed. He claims
to be a descendant Of William Writ.
Of Virginia lie has jusi made o
tour through that state.
Mr. Writ says: while In Raleigh
I visited al important places Of I'm
terest. Was n both the house Of
Representatives and senate chamber
and was very much pleased and i'm
pressed with the way Of e0nductinE
the legislatures In tho Old North
State. had the great pleasure 81
meeting the governor. Hon. w. w,
KItchin. and his private secretary
Mr. Fields, | also met Chief Justict
Walter Clark. Of the supreme court
and wish the old North State Gods
speed"
And then he was on on his iourne,
10 Winston-salcm.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of the estate OF Z. J. Came
ron. deceased, late OF Durham coun-
~, n. c this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased TO exhibit them TO the
undersigned at Durham, n. c., on or
before the 2sth day OF January. 1912,
or this notice will be plead in bar OF
their recovery. All persons inldcbt-
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This January 2sth. 1911.
w. L. FOUSHEE.
Administrator OF u. J. Cameron.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
RA[LY|NG TO
PERFORMERS
Al Effort Being Made 10 Rehabil-
late the Order

+ Richmond, Va. March 6--Because
the tenets of the True Reformers
have been potent factor in the de-
velopmept of the negro, especially
In the south, the leading white peo-
pie of Virginia are Cooperating with
the officers OF the organization, and
giving them advice and substantial
support. With such men as Presi-
dent James B. Dudley, Of the North
Carolina A. and NJ. college for ne.
groes, at Greensboro; DIR. J. Il. Dell
niger, of Greensboro, with some OF
the most successful business negroes
in the country, as Prof II. B. Nc
Rary, of Lexington, N. c., now con-
trolling the affairs of the organiza.
ton, the better element of negroes
are rallying throughout the country
to rehabilitate the organization. The
interest of thousands of members in
North Carolina is being judiciously
protected.
AS q sion Of tie order returning
to its former strength, which is be-
cause of having some of the best peo-
Pile In its race as officers, is the thou
sands of dollars collected last month
and the many claims paid. -
This great negro movement has as
its officers and members of the board
men and women who have saved
their small earnings and have become
productive citizens, who are mem
bers Of DIR. Booker T. Washington
Negro Business league. These lead
ers are teaching their people to re-
main In the south and contribute u
its proves because OF their ability
to sanely lead their people in the
organization. thousands OF negroe.
are standing by the officers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
REVENUE BILL
FINALLY PASSES
Greensboro, Roxboro & Norfolk
Railroad Chartered

Raleigh. March 6.--The senate
spent last Friday morning on the
revenue bill, finally passing II on It's
final reading. The section al to re-
volyer dealers was amended 10 as 10
make tax Of fifty instead Of one hun
bred dollars. Section fifty-nlne
amended BY house allowing countles,
cities and towns 70 impose additional
license tax on telephone companies
was stricken out as TO this.
House refused, by o vote OF rs TO
81. 10 make Senator Hobgood's PHI
mary bill the special order for To-
night, indicating rough sailing for the
measure. Bills 20 charter Green's
boro. Roxboro. and Norfolk railroad
and state Textbook commission bill
fayorabiy reported from the COM
mittec.
Bill to have sale OF Atlantic and
Yadkin railroad 70 Atlantic Coast
Line and division between Coast Line
ard Southern investigated by corpo-
ration commission. passed under sus-
pension OF rules and sent 10 the
house.
House passed the bill carrying ap-
polntment Of members OF county
boards OF education and sent to SEN
ate. Notable new bills offered In
cludcd.
House received from committee on
appropriations unfavoYabIe report for
bill to establish Western Carolina
Teachers Training school. Bill had
passed senate.
House is now on burlington anti
trust bill.
Bills passed senate prohibit fire.
works within half mile Of any Dur
ham cotton mill: allow votes on
bonds for Durham and Danvilie rail-.
road. House passed burlington anti
trust bill after long debate.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
A HAN RIVER BANK FAILS
RECEIVER APPOINTED ron
GRANITE TRUST co.

Late Friday the Granite Savings
and Trus, company. Of Haw River
went into the hands OF receiver
Mr.. Charles A. Scott being appointed
receiver fof the institutlon,j which
ras organized IN 1903 with $4,000
capital. The oiiicers OF the bank
were Mr.. u. 8. Robertson, president
and Mr. ]. a. Long. cashier.
Following the announcement that
the bank was In tho hands Of a re-
celvcr came the report that bankrupt
proceedings would be asked for The
TrolIngwood. Manufacturing com
pany. operating brick yard Al Hay
River.
The cause OF these two failures
aud the liabilities and assets OF th'
banking Institution and brick yard
could not be learned hore Friday AZ
ternoon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
MANY BILLS ARE
PASSED IN HURRY
Nearly Two Hundred Local Meas
ures Pass Their Readings

Raleigh, March Good Roadway
was made by the senate at Friday
afternoons session, nearly two hun
ldred local measures passing their
readings, The house bill by Quickel
% relieve railroad employees Of being
guilty OF misdemeanor In working
over sixteen hours was passed by the
senate and as It came from the house,
and ordered enrolled. This relieves
a legal kink In damage suits In that
the supreme court has ruled that en-
ployees guilty Of the misdemeanor Of
working overtime and sustaining I'm
juries have no standing Ia court for
damages.
The senate consumed an hour de-
batting the wilkes county salery bill,
finally passing the house bill placing
officers OF Wilkes on salary BY amend
Ing II 10 become effective at the ex-
plration OF the terms OF the incum-
bents. December !, 1912, instead OF
December J., 1911. as II passed the
house. Senators kilchin and Boyden
argued that II would be unfair to
place these officers on salary when
they were elected for terms on fec
system.
Among the bills ordered enrolled
we're: Relating to terms Of commits
sioners OF Buncombe county; incorpo-
rate the Hlawasee and Cherokee rail-
way; provide compulsory school at
tendance in Randolph county; author
lie employment OF court stenographer
In New Hanover county: relative TO
automobiles In New Hanover county.
Included with those sent to the house
were: incorporate Durham and Dam
vile railway. authorize commission
srs OF Mecklenburg county 70 provide
cross indexes; provide medical inspec-
ton Of school children In towns OF
over four thousand: provide for car
rying out orders OF corporation COM
mission as to industrial sidings.
Senator Bassetfs bill 10 make uni
form the law rs to bills OF ladlng was
tabled In view Of the fact that the
house killed similar bill by Mr.. Con-
nor Thursday night. The bill placing
the officers OF Henderson county on
salary was also tabled
Rccord-breaking time was made IN
passing Senator Browns bill empow-
eFlng the trustees OF the sChadbourn
sigh school 10 borrow money 20 re-
build the school building destroyed by
Ore THURSDAY night The bill, was In
,rodnccd and passed its readings In
both houses. and was ordered enrolled
all within fifteen minutes.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
A Quiet Edgem0nt
Marriage Yesterday

AZ the home Of the brides father,
"a Edgcmoni. Thursday afternoon
SIR. james W Leigh and Mlas lola
Perry we're very quietly married.
Rev. &. ". Marshall. or the Edgamcnt
baptist church. performed the ccrc.
mony
Only a few Of the friends OF The
cohtrnctinE parties we're present aud
the marriage was n quiet home
Amir.
Mr.. Leigh formerly resided IN
Durham. but has been IN the service
Of the United States navy for soms
time.
Mr.. aud sirs. Leigh will remain u
Durham for several days, after whiei
they will leave for Fortress hcnro'
where Mr. Leigh II stationed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
WOman's Suffrage
Meets With Defeat

Topeka. Kans.. March s.--womsn's
suffrage IL a dead issue 10 Kansas.
At least so far as this session OF the
legislature Is concerned, the Kansas
house having defeated the bill allow
Ing women 10 vote IN presidential
elections.
Tho narrowness Of the vote. so 60
Is. however. has given the advocates
Of the measure much encouragement
that Il may pass In the next iesisla-
ture.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
Will Probaied
This Afternoon

The will OF the late Rufus Blaloek
was nlcd this afternoon for proba.
ton. AL Of the cstate. which con.
sIsts Of several desirable houses and
lots In the city. besides a large tract
OF farming land In the county, and
personal property. IL left entirely "a
hla wife. Mrs. Cora A. Dlaloek.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
OBJECTED TO HAREN SHIRT.
Delaware boys Threw Stones and
Mss TwiTg Was Hurt.

Wilmington. Del. March 6.-Miss
Lulu Twigg. OF Bridgeylllc. was In
jurcd yesterday VAN schoolboys
stoned her as she ride horseback
wearing a divided skir'.
while proceeding along Cedar lane
drive Miss Twigg met the youths
They began to shout. and finally q
number threw stones Horse and
rider were struck several times
Finally. when a particularly larg,
missile struck The animal II threw
Miss Twigx and ran away. she wal
picked UP badly bruised and stunned
and the horse was captured sons
distance away BY o. G. Lynch, far
mer
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
rLowEls WITHOUT FRrlT.

prune thou thy words: the thoughts
81 control
That DER these swell and throng;
They will condense within thy soul,
And change 10 purpose strong.
But he who lets his feelings run
IN soft luxurious TOW.
shrinks when hard service must be
done.
And falnts 1t etery woe.
Faiths meanest deed more favor
bears.
Where hearts and Wills are
weighed,
Than brightest transports. choicest
'os.i prayo rs.
ins Which bloom their hour. and fade
< 3t1 John Henry Newman.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
Project
The Health OF Yourself
and Family

pope's Herb IL prepared to provide
dependable household remedy. based
upon The principle o. purity of blood
insursng freedom from disease. II r.
medicine for maladits such as. Rehu-
matism. Liver Complaints. constipa-
ton. Fever and Ague. Female Disor-
ders. Indigestion. Lumbag0, Kidney
arrangements. catarrh. Sick and Ner-
vOus Headaches. loss OF appetite and
all ailments arising from inactivity OF
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II is purely Herbs. Banks and Roots
Compound. IL is put NJ IN chocolate
coated Tablets pleasing and easy 20
take. Tor can be dissolved in water)
Mrs. J. G Meade. Z Hyattsviilc. Md
says:
aFor years / have suffered with
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tried many remedies without relief
Four months aEO a grateful friend In
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POpess Herb Compound Tablets. the
very FIRST dose OF two tablets gave me
relief. | used not quite a si.0o box and
am entirely cured Of the pain in ms
back and have no more headache"
Dr. !. " Hcnnescy. prominent rhy-
stefan and surgeon OF Albany. ~ T.. II
part says:
''As blood purifier. Liver. Kidne,
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Us TO refund the purchase price N Tn
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Guaranteed IS the Pope Mcdicip,
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For terms q. agents In nsseeupIe.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
NORTH BOUND
CONNECTIONS

No. 70 makes connection 1T Apea
with Senboard Air Line No, 30 for Ra
leigh Norfolk, Richmond. washingtop
baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
n Southport train No. 81 Tor Durham
No. a. makes connection at Apes
with Seabonrd Air Line No. Al for San
ford. rinehurst, Southern Pines. Ham.
let, Charlotte. Rockingham. Athens
Atlanta, Birmis 2hau, Montgomery
and all points In the West ard South
west: Columbia, savannah. jackson.
villa Tafnua and all polufs IN Florida
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
WILL GIVE THE
GIRLS A CHANCE.
Boys Have a Course. Girls will
ProbaIy Have DomisiIc Science

Corresponding to the practical
course in agriculture which is to be
taught to the boys In the public
schools of Durham county, II is very
probable that a practical course In
domestic science will be placed with
in the reach Of the girls OF the
schools.
Some time ago thoroughly prac-
tical and intensely interesting agrl-
cultural library, covering every de-
partment of practical farm work, was
placed in each of the public schools
OF the county. In connection with
this library. it is the intention of the
school authorities to have taught in
the schools practical course in some
OF the rudiments Of agriculture. A
course OF this nature Is being taught
at the present time In one Of the
schools as an experiment, and the re-
suits have been extremely satisfac-
tory.
No Text Book Published.
AS soon as possible, by next year at
least. II is the intention of the au-
thorities to have placed in the curri-
culum OF every one of the public
schools. a practical course in domestic
science and sanitation. The greatest
difficulty that has been met in in
augurating this system. strange to
say, Is 10 secure a suitable text book.
So far as is known there is at the
present time no text book published
on domestic science that Is suitable
for course in the public schools.
Professor Massey has queried every
known branch OF the text book trade
In an effort TO obtain such book.
but so far he has been unsuccessful.
Several books. however. are in pro-
cess of publication and as soon as a
suitable book can be secured, Pro-
fessor Massey intends TO inaugurate
the teaching of the course.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
.!S&zMH6ij6|k&WEIsr

Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Connects at Lynchburg with through
trains for Cincinnati. Columbus ana
points west. and for Norfolk ana Rich-
mond. Pullman sleepers. Parlcr Cars.
Dining cars.
All inquiries as 10 routes. rates, etc.
promptly answered.
W. d. BEvILt.. 81. y. BRAGG.
Gen. Pass Agt.. Trav. Pass. ACT
Roanoke, Va Roanoke. Va.
r. II. TALIAFERRo. Agent.
Durham. y. c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07

Henry OF Navarro called attention
10 HE plume.
III has six OF my wife's hatpins Ia
H." he cried. -
Herewith the soldiers followed "a
hattie Now rerk sun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
SERVICE nv PUBLICATION.
NORTH CAROLINA.
DURHAM COUNTY.
In the Superior Court.
II. J. raucette
against
Ada Fauc.ftp


The defendant above mentioned will
take notice that an acton entitled a.
above has been commenced In the
superior court OF Durham count By
the plaintiff for thelpurposc Of Sc
curing an absolute divorce from said
defendant for the causes stated in The
complaint and afidayi,s iilet. aad the
said defendant will further AXE no.
ticc that she Is required 70 appear az
the term OF the superior court % said
county to b. held on the second aI9a-
day after the first Monday Ii March.
1911. At the courthouse 81 said c1un'y.
IN Durham. Nor.h Carolina. and
answer or demur to the complaint III
said action. or the plaintiff viii apply
TO the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint
This ed day Of February. 1911.
c. D. GREEN.
CLERK Superior Court.
MANNING 4 EVERETT.
Attorneys
Feb q Mgh s-l0-ls
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-07
best SCHEDULE OUT or DunHAS
To THE sou'fH

All tickets are sold BY this compsn,
and accepted by the passenger WITH
will not be liable for failure 20 run IL
trains on schedule time. or for ans
such delays as may be incident 90 thefi
operation. Care IL exercised 10 give cor.
rect time Of connecting lines, but thif
or omissions.
No suNDAr TRAINS
Act. uen. psss. Art. sol, rsss AIT
ojsTERAr. oFF1cEA DURHAM N. =
%. t.saesfas usshs ussesse,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-26

nysterics 81 thy being, -
the Great Spirit, the eoureo
AL things deem it not a il
ty to cherish and eultivate .
is the gem of they exisfenc< -
precursor to the wealth Of kent
infinite knowledge which the -
developed Future has in eeeFe
for thee and thy race 1t \ tie
germ of immortality, sown IN
dust, to be developed in it, ma-
turity only when the grosssf pro-
perties of thy being are shaken
off, Give then, the proper disec-
ton to thy curiosity, limit It to
the investigation of subjects with
in the grasp of human intellect,
pushing it. however, to the MT
most verge in all researches
where it can rest on truth Every
water wrinkle on mountain (r0ck,
every shell, imbedded in &tone,
or loosely lying in the stream
let's allusion, and every le4 inn
preston, left on shale or ;oal,
are the footsteps of Time rae
ed TO guide man in the Pt4 suit
of knowledge. There Is wr6dght
in oceans ooze or coral caves or
in the range of her waterg am
plitude, that may not be lstudi-
ed with profit The heaven a.
hove, strewn with countless my
riads of luminanies of larger and
lesser magnitude, present an a.
zure field over which curiosity
may drive her swift car Of re-
search, and never gather kithe
of the jewelled truths, hich
cluster there. But when cur.osi-
ty is pushed beyond these limits,
into regions of azstruse specula-
tiOns. where the material universe
fails, man treads on emptiness,
and threads the mazes of wild
and visionary conjecture.
Wise blabbler, thou disclosest
nOught save what my own exper-
fence has taught me, retorted
the impetuOus Olatha.
Ito be continued.)
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-26
In the wake Of thsl lGeasles

The little spp. Of NRs. Q. b.
Palmer. Little Rock, AK bad
the measles. The result was a
severe cold. which gFewxworse
and he could not sleep} CHE says !:
One bottle of Foleyr Honey and
Tar compound completely cured
him, and he has never seen both
cred since Group, whipping, -
cough, measles cough al yield
to Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, he genuine is pit he yell
low package slwsys fuss sub
stitute- Sold by J. 4. eeil and
Company.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-26
gives instant relief from rheu.

Better get one Of thSse Cedar
Moth Bags. 0dorless and guar
anteed to keep moths away from
your winter clothing, I'm, blank
ets, ETC., For Sale, OIL N At,
M9MH9k NEWS STORE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-03-17

Following is a list Of new books
added 20 the library:
Drummond-The greatest thing in
world.
Dunbre-Lyrics OF love and laugh
ter.
Ely-"The Coming City" and
"Socialism and Social reform"
Field ''Nith trumpet and drums
Holland-Buttertly book.
Hughes-'The Madness Of Christi
and The Masters Friendship"
Knight-'St. Abigail OF the Pines, -
and Song of the Syrian Guest
Ruskins-''Sesame and the Lilies -
FICTION
Observation-Disclosures of ShenstOne."
Bellamy-'Looking Backward ""
Boyle-:'The Spirit Trail
Comfort-''Routledge Rides alone"
Kipling--"Captains Courageous"
Lant-''Free BoCters of the WiIter
ness.
Reed-"Love Affairs OF Literary
men,
Stuart-''Sonny's Father"