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DURHAM CHRONICLE ‘Wo didn’t get much candy down hora nor we didn’t hangar our stuck- in”. We simply nestled close to our gun. and ate banunnas. You a. C” u 3‘37 M you can carry for No doubt you are often put out by receiving letters at one time from San Nicolas and at another from Cebu. so I may as well tell you how it is. San Nicolas is a sub-post of (John and although another city, is separated only by a bridge. It is a much larger place but not nearly so important, and the poet otiice is in Celt). At times “hen I keep my wits about me I start my letters properly, but others I do not for the moment think and rattle off any- thing. My DEAR FATHER. The nutives had quite a celebration end fire-crackers and Chinese Ian terns vote in demand. I wish you couid no some of the lanterns. The na- tive. nuke them into all sorts of dupes end in imitation of animals They look real pretty at a distance. I van in midnight mass at the church hon. It was a fine a service as one could will: to see anywhere. Light- ed 11-” and lights of all descrip- tion! undo the church look like some “tornado. It is reported on the Island that Gen. McArthur 1139 reveived orders to put a speedy 3 Op to‘tiie rebellion. and it this is correct we will soon be looking for blood and thunder in the mountains I hope it IS to be, {or 1 am tired of being kept on pins and needles and expect to get my light put out at any moment. Our Com pany has received strict orders to Show no lenience or give no quarter to any native carrying concealed weapons and who should happen to Inc, for I never got such a shock in my life. My foot and even whole limb swelled to twice its natural Sth‘ and I couldn’t Walk for a couple of days We got quite a nice collection of starfish but I don’t think we will make much out of them. On the H3 turn home, about 300 yards from show the saw-pan broke down and we all got a nice ducking. We looked like cluowned rats when we got to our barracks, but soon changed on“: were none. the worse for the swim. Our QuartermasteroSeargeant got Us up a line dinner of chicken and cran berry sauce, unerkrout. roast beef, canned poaso and corn. soda crack- are and ilcughnnts. You can’t live 0'." new like you can at home. but that is a pretty fair dinner after be ing for filteon months on bacon and beans. Christmas eve a detachment went out consisting of eight or ten men, I do nor. know which. We marched across some rice paddies and ran into a couple of shacks and captured about 100 rounds of Mauser ammunition and a Remington re-loading outlir. We searched around for a while and found two natives hiding behind some women’s clothes. Ol course we took them prisoners and alter a little further search marched off. About half a mile from there we saw about dozen natives running through the rice field and opened upon them. We couldn’t tell if any were killed, but blood was found on the trail. In the meantime our own two Diggers. thinking our attention was turned away from them took at ll'iendly sneak. But they \\ 0m watched. and had got about tifty yzmlr. when “w turned and DU‘JI'trtl at low hot lilhlll balls into them. They stomp: l. One. nigger was disfigured in line shape and I don’t believe I err-r saw better shooting in my life. The Ollwr min was killed and that was all we cared You see you can always pursuaule a nigger to run if you turn your bacl; to him. Well, did you have a better Christmas Eve in Durham? Christmas morning hrokn fine and clear. and although it rained some in the morning it did not hurt. the (lzt\'..\ Ian. I was room orderly that lei)‘ and had to keep the quarters in good shape. After I got through with my morning’s work three mom of us took asam-p tn, a native. bout, aul went OR to Macture Island about four miles straight across the bay. to look for star-fish and shells. We got over all right bur as I was in my bare feet I got hurt a little more than if I haul my shoes on. I think I stepped on a jelly-fish. or else an electric ele hit be caught by any detachment or patrol. Of course we cannot shoot them down in cold blood, but you know we can pursuade them to run und then give it to them for trying to escape. Any native you shoot you are to secure his knife. bolo or what- over it is and produce it at the court and you will be exonerated from all blame. Once in a while a native is killed around here for causes un- known, but he is generally killed for running away when he is commanded to “ Halt.” If that order turns out good about Gen. McArthur we will have a little hell on wheels travelling through Cebu. W. Irwin, PHILLIPIN E ISLAN DS 6, FEBRUARY .21 1901. San Nicholas. Cebu P. I. December :SUtb. 1900. Editor and Propr‘etor. When we mt (fish 531. ()m w sham apeseta. (twenty cents Spanish or ten cents gold). \Vell: before I tire you all out. I reckon I had better quit. The (Mum-ii met Feb. 9. All the members present. The Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting maul and euefirmed. Com- mnnirntinns read an fullews : From Lucas. \Vriglit 8: Mia-\rtlle relative to Glencross bridge ; frmn John Ross Robertson relative tn Sick Children’s lluspitnl ; from the Clerk uf the tnwmhipuf Blenheim with Petition tn Legidzihn'e; from A. \V. Cam )bell rela- tive tn guml roads : frum McKee inie Bros. account fur lluur fur Mrs. Dillon; from the Ulirimicle. Review and Standard, tenders for prsming. _ Davisâ€"- Mccaimel-Tha Jag. McGiilivray be paid $2 per month fur the keep cf Mary .\lc.\rthnr, an indigent, commencing 15th of Feb. )‘JOI.~-Uarned. Darisâ€"â€"3!clnnis«~'l‘hat the ratepayers of Edge “ill be permitted to erect a bnilning over their wales said building not to exceed tam feet un rnad allnwance beyond their pi esent grant. - ~ Carried. McCannel~ .\rruwsmithâ€"â€"'I‘hat let 40. con. :3, S. D. It. be taken from firmed division 33") and added to division .‘il.-~L‘-arried. l);;yi.~:-.\lc(.‘annxel â€"'l‘hat the Reeve and (,‘lerk sign the petitiun presented to this Cnnncil by M. '1'. Ainslie, Clerk of the town- ship ut' lihenheinu and forward the same to the local member ful‘ Senth (irey t'er pres- entatiun tn the ”mixer-Carried. Davis~Mclnnisâ€"'l‘hat the report of the cennnittee MI 'l‘reasnrer securities be ac- cepted and that they be paid $1 00 each for their ser\‘ices.-Uarried. .\lc('amwi-â€"-i)a\'i~‘ â€"â€"'l'h-tt the repertef the (‘unnniitue appuinted tn get legal advice re Ulencmss bridge be accepted and that they be paid the smn eiU‘S'J eac I for their services ale” that Lucas. Wright «‘4; McArdle be paid $2 t'ur legal adflux-«Carried. Arron-smith “.‘iclnnisv'l'hat the account Mc(,‘an.nel-â€"I):u'is - That 0. .Ramage. of The Revmw, .get the 'l‘p} printing for won, his tender being Ian-estu-parried. Councillor Mclfadden reported that the Treasurer’s secunty was satisfactory. McIntyre-Robbâ€"That Mr. McFadden'a “I believe It to be the meet effective remed for the Stem- ach and Nerve: n the market,” is what Annie Patterson, of Sackvillc, NI”, , says of South American Nervine, for, she says, La. Grippe and the complications which followed it left her next to dead with Indi- gestion, Dyspepsia. and General Nervous Shattering. It cured henâ€"100 $2 fur legal zulvu-e.â€"-â€"Uarned. Arruwsmitl|~~-.\l(-lunirâ€"Tlugt the accopnt uf the Municipal World supplies amounting to 5.3.2.3 be [nulls-Carried. Arrmvsmitln--.\lc(_..‘lanm-l ~ That the ac- ouuut uf Mclwclluie Bros. fur 100 lb. of llqur for Mr? Dillon, amounting to $1.90 be pzud. --(‘;u'r1ecl. tht'is‘ -_ Melindaâ€"That Joseph Firth be paid $1.0) fur letting and inspecting bridge «m tuwnliue H. and E.â€"-Uarned. McCainnel--â€".-\rrmvsuiith«That the Audi- turs' re mrt as romtdited by the Council be adupted and that they bu paid 3803“?“ tur their services and that 20) cupies of the ammo be printed fur distrihutiuu.â€"(Irrriud U;t\'is-â€"â€"A1‘ruwuuMir-JUNK! Conimissiouer fur Ward 4 he paid $2 fur teuciug up bridge and ti“ and putting notices at (ileucross bridge; lial'riod. Cnslm'ii met Feb. 9th : minutes confirmed. .\ petition was presented asking that. we do nut. hand over our 'l‘p. roads to be controlled by the countyâ€"Resolved that no change mkeplace and the Reeve and Clerk sign said petition to that effect and forward to our rnember.â€"Carned. The llceve presented the following report Meeting of committee to settle statute labor and gravel accounts with Arthur Tp. find as follows : That after examining’carefull- ly the \uditors’ Reports and road lists we find. that up to this (late, the Tp. of Egre- munt is indebted to the To. of Arthur in the sum of :33 38. Signedâ€"R. Nightingate, rem-e, Arthur: I). McQueen. reeve. Egre- ni-mt; 1). Allan, clerk, Egremout. Melntyreâ€"Wallsâ€"That foregoing report be uclopted‘uml the reeve and clerk receive $1.50 each tor their services.â€"Carried. w __v Wallsâ€"McFaddenâ€"In the matter of transferring lute into other road beats asked by Jam. Meyers and others be laid over till next meeting of Uruncil and that all inter- ested parties .are requestedto attend and state lltei! grievanceâ€"Carried. Ruhb-Wellsâ€"That the petition of James Allan and others, soliciting aid for Nelson Wilder be received. and that he receive 82 per week till next Council meeting and that the sum be placed in James Allan’s handsâ€" order given for $.â€"Carried. We further desire te place en record our earnest hope that her Royal Successor, King Edward VII, in taking up the Sceptre lai<l clown by his lamented mother. Shall 'ilm have inherited such of her traits of ehnrrcter as made her the idol of her people and that the many millions of his subjects may find >pecinl pride in praying " God Save the l\'ln‘,;."-Cal'rle(l. The L‘uinicil :uljniirneil to April 13 at 10 40'; um» masters Armwsmitliâ€"l)a\'is~â€"'l‘hnt the Clerk be paiel $301”: salary. ~Uarried. Davis «McCartnel -That we. this Council, in behalf ut' the citizens ut' thie corporation, take this the earliest nppurtnnty 0t express- ing; n‘ii' hiHCHI‘C sympathy u ith the members “I the ltuynl family in the great loss sus- taizml by them in connnmn with all Bl‘llifill suhiectn by the hnnented death of our be- lm-ctl Queen Vicmi Lt on January 22nd of tlw preumt year. That we desire to place on record our hear y apprecizithm 0f the wisdom and tact displayed by her in the ruling for over sixty years ut the vast empire over which <he reigned, and 0f her gumlness and love as a Suveicign, wife and mother. 'l‘hat while her happiness in the love of her people were nut withunt its clunds of «lumestic attlictien, yet she never forget her duties to the state and to the people over which destiny placed her. We further desire to place on record our gyrrnest hope that her Aliuyal ASuccessor, “Th 8y 58" Wail” says Druggist ()‘H‘Jl of Trum, N}; \Vant any better c .'i Luce of the real merit of Dr. Von Stan's I“..z:ap;:i:: T4Lh-ts as a cure for all forms of EY’TY‘JIL‘II trouble than that they're in such gran dcmaml? Not a nauseous dose that :11 ; -.cs 0-~.e's veKy insides rebelâ€"but pleasant, qwisiz and harmlessma tiny tablet to carry in y.)ur packet. 35 cents.â€"104 rc Ulmu'russ bridge he left over. till next Inn-02mg «)1 (Emma! h)!‘ tux thcr consulcmtwn. in behalf of the . taku this the ear iug «ru‘ sincere s ufthc Royal I'm. tained by them i subjects b\ the L» ed Queen \ n tho. premnt year :‘lvt‘flllllul »â€".\.lclnuisnm'l‘hat {By-Luv Nu. zummimiug rmul wmmissiuners. path- htt-rs. funuwimvers and pound keepers n :w read a third time, signed, sealed and grossed in the Hy-lnw bunksâ€"Curried. A}:{'mvsnlith-fi-lgzluuiv'ljh‘gtt the pug-imam“ EGREMON T COUNCIL. GLEN ELG COUNCIL. Sold by Macfi‘arlane ('0 $4.111 bv McFarlauo Co. J. S. CLERK. Clerk Your son. FRANK In as. «an -0 *4»- John Baufmhn. Alax. flcDonild._HaEr 'wfidiéé: Con. 12 and 13â€"11mm! Barton. John s worth. The following were appointed Pallnnasu-rs: (larafraxa Roadâ€"Donald Smith, (ii-org..- hkuno, Edward Simplion, Alex. Stewart, Jno, Ewen, J no. Wisner, Donald McArthur, jr., James Brunt and Alex. Marshall. Con. 2and 3. W. G. Its-Chas. Clark, John Stewart, David \Vatson, Jas. Walsh, Donald McDonald, Samuel Pntherhongh, Duncan MeQnarrie, Duncan McLean, Neil (‘1ark, John Uolhson, lioht. MeCraoken, Jan. Morice, John Dunsxnore, Wm. Noble, Wm. Petty and John l’icken. Durham Roadâ€"G. Schlotzhauer, James. Mahone, Noah Uppertshauer, Roht. Herd, Wm. Livingston, Win. 1}. MeCulloch. Con. 2am! 3, Southâ€"Edward Rowland, “’11:. Martin, John Hudson, Andrew Meyer, jr., Mark Willis, Alex. Archibald, Alex. Begg, Alfred Corbet. Guns. 2 and 3, Northâ€"Joseph Whitelnan. David Eidt, August l’okrandt, John Hicks. Wm, Haslett, jr., Edward Hopkins, James Alexander. Cons. 4 and Sâ€"Amos Haas, John Carson, John H, Brown, Thomas Francis, John Redford, James Hopkins, and Edward (Irozier. Gone. 6 and 7+John Wat- son, Simon Havermehl, Wm. Owens, Chas. Bailey 'l‘hos. Redford, Rom. Currie. John Lunney. Cons. 8 and 9--Jaines Boulden, John Black, Louis Long, Henry Alles, John Weideednrf, Jacob Nuhn, Richard Boioe, John McDougall, Robert Twamle . ‘ons. 10 and 11 Elmwood Southâ€"- Henry in]. Elmwood Northâ€"Chas. Emke, Louis Dem, Widget Lnidlawn _Hg.nry E90313, --L.- "--_.A _ ‘1 1‘ Committee rose and reportedâ€"Convex! resumed and resolved that By law 135 be tilled in with the name of Wfiter Hastie as assessor and be read a third time. signed, sealed and ingrossed on the Bylaw book."â€" Carried. Robb-McFadden-â€"Tlmt $1 be paid cum. McIntyre out of the $5.23 refunded to this mimiciualty fmm cuuuty on bridge on Ulen- elg townliue.â€"Uarri0d. \Vullsâ€"Rubb-'l‘lmt the Auditurs’ Repurt as read be received and adumed, and than may recuiw Wench for their services.-- (Jar: ied . Melutvroâ€"\\'alls~-’l‘hat U. Ramage be awarded the priming of ‘2“) cupius of Audi tum’ Reimrts.~-Uarried. R.,bbâ€".\lclutyreâ€"'l'hat the clerk receive the sum of .315 dollars fut preparing said Uy-laws etaâ€"Carried. . Melutywâ€"Rubbâ€"'l‘lmt Uy-law 123.3 to ap- point all‘ith‘a‘O‘sSut' [)9 now read it tint and second tune.-~Uarrw¢l. Rubbâ€"Mcr'addenâ€"Tlmt we go into Cum mittee of the whole. to appoint an asseasur, with the reove in the chumâ€"Curried. Melintvre -Mcl“addeu â€"That the clerk be instructed to write to mamxfactm'ers of read wrupers and receive price lists :uuerewrt at next meetingâ€"Owned. Waill.-:â€".\lelutyreâ€"That the municipality be divided tur read improvements under the supervisiuu of the Uuuunissiuners ae- curdiug to the following divisions. Diviaiuu No. l McQueen 0mm, compris- ing cults. 4, 3'). 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 {mm and in- cluding the 5th sideroatl to l’rutuu tuwuliue inclusive. I‘i\'isiun\ 1 o. :3, Robb 0...,1111 cnmprising (0113.11 1’, 33, 14,15 and 10'» 110111 and in clusixu the 3111 .sidumzul to 1' 11111111 tmmlinc 11191113110. DivisinH No .3, \lclutyrc (.‘um., (mmpiis- 11111011115. 17,18, l‘J,"0 211.1111 2.3. and (ileu- blg tuwnline "11111111111 includiiw .1111 aide- road to l’wton tuwnliue inclush 1: report be adopted and that he be refunded 31 cost of search .-â€"Carri9d. My. Daiglish, .m. 1mm. requésled the nvfiege 0t plgttmg. up mile poms along the eadung roads In this municipality The Reeve and Mr. Torry were uppmntml to interview Mr. Scarfe re deviation near Aberdeen and have mat terns settled. Wallsfâ€"MCFadden~'I‘lmt we have 300 CODIBS ut the foregoing liy-laws, etc. primed at the " Rep." office. Mt. Forestâ€"(jarrwd. Dixisiun \o 4, “ails Cum. ., compii in}; Old b‘uiwy 1mm Ar'thm tumulinc to Uumis sidewall and east t}, the 5th sideiuad from U. S. N. to “use Line. \Iclut) re â€"\ichuldenâ€"-That By- Luvs \u. 137,138 1J9 and 140 with utheu infurma tiuldn, as [negated b» theclerk be mnmmed and signed the reme and clerk and the corporate seal be attached [helet(J-~Ldr ried. Division No. I). McFadden (3011).. cum- prisiugUld Survuy from Umhl’s sideruzul to Ulcuelg towuliuu east tubth sideruad and “tin mu. frum Base Line to the 5th side I'or«l.â€"Uarried. mg Resolved that the tulluwing accounts be paid : Municipal Wurld, assessors supplies, etc. .312 9.3; Wm. lrwiu Financial Maw meut, $6.15: A. Mitche'i, express charges, 500.; W. '1'. i’etrie, use ut Ila-ill, immimuiuu, The petition of \Vm. Mantin and uthms 1‘0 altcmtiou of boundmies of l. S. S. \‘u. 113.1%. 6. H. was nut entertained, Council not having authoi ity in the math 1'. 'l‘ht- sum of $9.90 was ordered to be.» morph-(l in full of lrxes on part lot 1, con. 11 on account. 0! error in assessment. MM at the Lorne Uullsu. Ellmmml. «nu-Mummy lltln inst” at. 9 u'rluck in the furvnmm. Numbers all present. Miuutcsuf January nwctiug n-aul am mluptml. ' Thu Auditors presvuted tlwir import of rvccipts and uxpc-ndit'nrc for past year which on ruvismu by (Joum'il was ordered 10 lm uduptwl and 2m copious tlwrcuf printed, and tin- Auditurs paid their salary of MM) ouch. Mr. Rnsswurm’s account of $58.00 {01' board to Warren was not entertained. Mclut-S're Me Fatddeuâ€"â€"'l‘lmt we nuw ml- jnm'u lu uncut again on Mummy, March 2m“ L: appoint l’athmasters and general busi ucss.â€"â€"(_J-u': icd . Applications for tho oflim- of Afim'srsol' \wx'c- weaned from Hugh liidclcll, Samm-l lliilis, [smu- l'. Lumu-y, Mow: Jarklin, Rom-rt Brigham, Al h'ulCorbvtt.. George Last, John Murdick and John 11. Smith. On motion Mr. Jncklin Was :11». pointed. Ordered that the (,‘ullm'tor rcturn the Hull mm in his hands with all that can he (.‘UHH'tNl tlu-rmn to tho Treasurer on the 15th of the next month and that the Aiulitm-s meet with thu Treasurer and audit the afuresaiil R011 and report to Coun- cil at its next meeting in May. (_.‘mmuittvc on 'l‘n-asurers‘ szu‘vtim l'I-pm'tml 11“- same as guml uml satisfactory. Ht'pul't onlvrml to be waived and cuuuuitlme witl $1.50 each fur their servicus and thu Registrar $1.00 for scan-clues. Petition rucvivod from Andrvw Dorhv and 27 others asking and tu inipmw S. l.. (3:; and 64, mu. 3, W. U. R, Maltvr oi pctilinn loft in the hands of (bmnrissionur for Road Uivisiun Nu. " Fulluwing accounts worn urdvrvd to ln- paid :â€" Mr. \Vcidur 50c. for ri‘pairing bridge on River Styx, con. 5; Thu Municipal Wurld $3.72 for As- sessor's statiunary ; Dr. Boaan $23.10;» fur ilitt‘llll- aim: un ono Warren an indigent; $8.00 vach to Mrs. Finnerty, Jane Smith and John l’iko. in- digents. A. Crawford was refunded $2 for statute labor performed. By-law Sn. 3 for 1901 mnllrnuul tlw :lppuillt‘ ment. of Moses Jacklin as Assessor was duly passed. The Reeve and Mr. Lvslic- “er s nmmintml a committee tu examine towuline Boumu'k .nul Normauby at lot It). When Baby had Scalta fiend» Win 9.1 Mother had fiat-’2 Rheum â€"- When Father had PEEc-s. â€" In. Ag- ncw’s Ointment gave the quickest n Iict' .Lnd surest cure. These are gems of truth Iriz-hcd from testimony which is given every day to this greatest of healers. It has never been matched in curative qualities in Eczema, Tetter, Piles. etc. 35 cents. «103 BEN TIN CK COUNCIL. Sold by M;u:l"au'1mw .9 ( I}. A LIAN, L3 lurk THE DURHAM CHRONICLE. ( Than. Emke. or. Wm. Walla, Thou. Hutu, M. Boise, Uc-orge fian'ie. Conn. 14 and l5â€"Chfllt Hollwrg, .103. Anderson. John Crimmin, Oliver McCaslin. Alex. MoGregor, Goo. Tolcheno. Fred Engcl. l‘red Law. John Smith, Joseph Hodnon and James Ledingbam. Fenceviewmâ€"Neil McLean, Robt. Ledin hum John W. Smith, Matthew Campbell, Wm. nut, James Park. George l’urvis. John Putt Thus. 11. Francis, Wm. Irvine, Robt. La Sn, and Thus. Clark. ’ I‘uumlkeepersâ€"Jobn MoGrllnm. Alex. Loding- ham. Gen. Skeue, Andrew Livingston, Thoma. Hutton. I {or rel '1‘ remain, Robt. l attemn, And. Magwood. C a. ailex, John Dudsworth. John Lemon, Henry Guise]. general buéiness. This beautiful cantata was render- ed in the Town Hall on the evenings of 'l‘uesday and Wednesday of this week, before large and delighted audiences on each occasion. The en- tertainment was given under the auspices of the Hospital Trust and it is safe to say that among all the var- ied entertainments given in Owen Sound during the present season, this one was in every way the best and most enjo3 able. There was not a dull or badly rendered item in the whole programme, which lasted over two hours. The. leading vocalists of the town joined in the preparation of the Cantata, and it reflects great credit on the musical talent of the performers and the skill of the con- ductor. l’rol’ C. W. 'l‘nnney, to say that the entire composition was mas- tried and placed before our citizens in so faultless a manner, with little more than one month’s practice. All the .‘U, luists nequitted themselves most ermlitahly‘â€".\lr. Chester with his rich hnss voice was every inch a king ; Mrs Dr. (hâ€"ivanagh as Queen (lulightml the audience and proved herself {messed of a remarkably fine sept'ano voice; llatnan,Mordecai, and the lllgll l’tiest were splendidly ren- dered - llltltft «1 this may be said of all the leading charactersâ€"while the chorus work was finely executed. We trust cur citizens may have the privelege of (“enjoying such another treat in the near future." Owen Sound Advertim-r. Cuum-il adjourned to meet gu Al_1an Park on 27th of_ May: next as a Court. at Revmion and for “My Physicians Told Mel Must Die but South American Kidney Cure curecl me of that awful Bright's Disease." Thisis asentence from a letter of a. well- known business man in a western town who ‘ through overwork and worry had contracted this kidney pestilence. It will relievc instantly and cure all kidney diseases.â€" If you have catarrh, why don’t you try to get rid of it? The first thing you know it will go down into . . your lungs or stomach and A 35- cause serious trouble. You should use Vapo-Cresolene at once. The cure is so easy and so pleasant. You put some Cresolene in the vapor- izer, light the lamp beneath and breathe-in the vapor while sleeping, that’s all. The healing, soothing vapor, mes all up through the nose, quieting inflammation and restoring the parts to a healthy condition. __ l_)oc_tors_ prescribe it. H. fiONOfl, = jeweler 103 gtmmss'wa’m PM‘W V .r :.x« _ V " V J ' ‘ '7 V ' ' I Vameresolene is sold I) dmggists ev here. A VapoCresolene outfit, incfuding the Vapor zet and Lamp, which should last a life-time. and a bottle of Crusolcne. complete, 31.50' exu'a supplies of Cresc- knozgcvmsun'i 5.~(‘unt5 I hlstr'md bookletc. tain- im: ;' hynig'um .’ («'Sfilfllhi-‘IS frvo npn" rmuvst. VAPO- C1\E-.E;fv?."~;:3 (3)., 1H3 I'lezon SL. va Yoxk. U.S.A. llq- n.;;!x::-!!el«-d and ‘MM ‘n' Mzu'fm'lalw 5L (,‘0. 1h uggists, Durham. Special Drives in Teas wrist Which we bought at a bargain. This announcement is genuine. until sold «hut on Read y-made Cloth- mg Blankets- 'l‘weeds? Dress- Goods Prints. Hats and Caps. for Men Boys and Misses. Caned Goods and soselal lines of Urooeries. I I: Order to reduce our present stock and make rumu for sprung goods, .we have (leaded. to give a bug reductmn S. SCOTT; The Cantata “Queen Esther.” CASH OR PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. For Forty Days Sold by MawFarlane 6.; Co. DURHAM. yams Bovc‘mes. Get Rid of it. hose wishing to give a useful and lasting Xmas present should see A. Gordon’s large stock of Watches, Ladies’. Gents’ and Boys’ sizes. Ladies’ and Gents’ Chains, Flatwear. Silverware. Sterling Silver and Ebony Novelties, Jew- elry, Clocks and Specs, llllll }nalott Cream Separator Now We Have Hull and com. plete line ol Farm and Dementia Implements uni Machinery. FOR THE FARM we have Decriug Harvesdng Machinery, Maxwell Binders and Mowers, Chathmn and Snow-ball “agons, Car- riages and Buggies of all the very best. makes. FOR THE HOUSEHOLD we have the Beli Pianos and Organs. . Woodstock Organs and Pianos, Raymond Sewing M achines, 9 full line of McClury’s Stoves. No dairy is complete without a Malott Cream Separatorâ€"the best and easiest handled separator in the market toulay. REPAIRS of all kinds constantly kept on hand. Call at the new prexniSvs a few door. south of the Middaugh Houses Lower Town, Durham NEW PUMPS AND REPAIRS. DIG, DRILL, CURB, RR-CURR, PRESSCURB W. GUTHRIE. ALL \VORK GUARANTEED at “Live and let live” PRICES. Sh0p open every afternoon. All REPAIRING promptly and prop- erly attended to. \W. D. CONNOR. Pumps of all Kinds. Pumps. T. MORAN, fl. Shoes made for all kinds of diseased or deformed feet. A CALL SULICI'I‘EI). W. D. CONNOR Blacksmithing ! Mar. Mill Street-11: Rear of Calder’s Block, Lower Town, Durham BEG LEAVE TU INFORM MY (SUS- TUMERS and the public in gnu-ml that I am prepared to furnish WELLS. All urdera taken at the 01d stand near McGowan’a Mill or at Shop at Charter Smith's Foundry. Galvanized and Iron Pipâ€" ing; Brass, Brass Lmed and Iron Cylinders. General Blacksmith. ORSESHOEIN G A SPECIALTY Plows §cuffiers. Turnip 9 Sewers, Cultiva- tors, and in fact everything the farmer needs. Having moved to nur new stand a few steps south of the Middaugh House. we are We- pared to do business better than ever, and at the lowest figures and best terms. Pumps from $2 upward. Manufacturer of And Dealer in â€" IIIC umlvrslguml wislws tn in- timate l0 llw gem-ml public that he is H‘flpfll't‘d to do all kinds Bltu'ksmil ling at one price luull. GEORGE WHITMORE, C. McKINNON. Factory made. Slim-s, 21 "and mmlvs SIHM‘H 30¢ Setting. â€" .â€" lu BLACKSMITII AT OLD PRICES DURHAM 100 cash cash “A"! Eliâ€"Imbmht- 1'. 3-4 I'â€" Si”. 71!? Qu b SY" * Clearing Sale. 5‘14. -- es",- \‘ ’1‘? '16? C. \\ ’ln‘ '0 a. - 'la ” .c rm- v.5 714? var 'm «D 9P. A". "I, é"; é'lp é", é"; é", d”, ‘V ..A = ‘3; $934% «191%? a? §iێ>§§§n $16 $®Wfifi$ Howe. JMVJHJHJUUMM.WusHwHawaw. .HA To Prevent La Orippe Take La Grippe Capsules Chemist Druggist 913$ From Head to Foot We must reduce our stock to make room for Spring goods. “’8 have about 80 pairs of men's felt and leather wear reanging from $1.50 to $2.25 all will be sold at 8100, and about 90 pairs of woman’s felt and leather wear ranging from 75 cents to $2.00 all going forâ€" 40 cents. 60 cent; 75 cum and $1.00. - Peel, The Shoe Man Compound Syrup of Hypophospbites If taken early egough these pills seldom fail to afiect a cure. In cases of recent Cold, Epidemic (hard: or Influenza to get the best results. they should be taken within 12 hours after exposure to the cold. Taken every three or four hours during the progress of LA GRIPPE has a dECidt'd film! in ducking the disease. Builds and tones up we system after an attack of LA URIPPE. It is a valuable nerve and restorative tonic. COMPOUND QUININE CAPSULES. ***%§fi%%%%%%fi HATS AND CAPS in all styles and at lowest pricel consistent with quality. OVER-COA'I‘Sc-Dandies {or $10.00, cheaper ones if you Want them. SUITSâ€"-The very best for the money in ihe late“ styles. FOOT \VEARâ€"oMen’s, Women’s and Children'l Boots, Shoes, Overshoes, Rubbers, etc., etc. UNDERWEAR --You must see it to appreciate the quality. GENT’S FURNISHINGS â€" Collars. Ties, plain and fancy shirts of high quality and low price. FRESH GROCERIEH ALWA Y8 IN ‘TOCK. For the next 20'days we, will sell off the largest portion of our stock at prices that will surprise you. Call and see what you can buy at our store forâ€"o Give us a call and we will show you that whst we ul- vertise we do. Will be pleased to show you through our stock. Leave your measure for Spring. Bring your repairing. 25 cents. 50 cents, 75 cents and $1.00 AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. H. PARKER, Call an C. McArthur, “'1? CAN FIT YOU 1 a See Our Bargain Tables gr gfififi umNchMg \ MN NgNuNgNLN LN NHNIIIgN QM. McKechnies' Old Stand. Feb. 2!, I901. le net earnings for “IO first month. of the ell $99me yur wen :â€"