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REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.

There wln - TiAs Consssaea OF FEDERAL
0aeshslAsrs ~ The CeavsAtisas.
Tho Republican primaries TOR the selection
Of delegates to the County. Congress. Senate.
Assembly. and AdermAnio Conventions were
held yesterday all over the city. In no Assem-
bly, district was there either contest or inter-
est The County Convention is to be held at
Grand Opera House Hall on Thursday even
ing. OCT. 9. and the other conventions mostly
on the 10th. Among the delegates CHOSEN were
many Federal ofieeholaers. am9ng them; r,
mann and Michael Mrwin. United btates Mar
tors Wis Wilson Ber Sysi TSeo. Ruhte and
samuel Robeyta Deputy COLLECTORS John u.
Custodian John Collins. and Asslstsnt United
ES.iadss JACOB ", Patterson. John r
Frederiek 5. Gibbs, Sheridan SHOCK, 9. Y; Il
f,ussr sRenard Stewart Alfsed Goak1i1S
GhauIpeszn II: Jpspsw. Elliott i1 T; shspard;
Biglin. and ]. Thomas Stearns.
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vii r. treated ns a Of
Chsmploa Pill Jsssy. Sr. Pbn Smith John Malcolm.
Jsmss punns Tom ynnm and Sther snn.ris w X
10 sss.s: The Xnss SsSIs!ie &..sea.ieS
;.SS d s.ers :a s o.r:gP Ssy ja 5a so
Ardls Jach and john yosarty pssiins the game
the from. and before ths coming winter expires Is
gsSa R.yst. After Es.tinx .hrousa with ne Anlty
Az sSpsrin,sIdsni Of The rhi!sds!pbs Racquet Club
game fSr Tue ssnsf 81 the Veteran slshoss and az
friends aud the Racquet Club
The proposed encounter between George Washington
HAnley and Thomas Titcomb Lyman. In which the lat
yer agreed 70 allow tile veteran ten aces game. has
been declared OF by mutual c0nsent.
Lost.0n or about Aug. l5, = young broth Of q lad
about a5 ysAIs Oh. feet inehes tell and weighs In
the neighborhoOd OF l5o pounds. !lo nsed to have
rudy cheek was quite modest and conll plaS hand
Quinn. and AAd he Was FROM Carlow. He H. Thought TO
e % noT sSnewnsrs ssSund GSwanl, and has Law
soncsr9ing osinn above WIN be thAnkfally received
En.
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Cabs Ne xxes1tssa - Lsluer Laws.
PuADn1HrA. 0ct ST. the Supreme Court
sustains the law - laid down In the change Of
Judge PsnnypAoker 10 Jury on Friday. the
Union League Manufacturer Club, Art Club.
and other prominent social organizations will
b saAsssd ~ speakeasles unless they
promptly take out retail LIQUOR licenses.
Judge psnnypaeksr held that clubs acquired
no greater right than individuslA. aud ordered
the defendant b b convicted. but ipmedia
6aye tEe case argued At length and then taken
TO the Supreme Court The declsions IN most
q tho Other states sfs against the clubs. ard 4
Guaor dealers, Attorney vail q tSs law and
Of this kind. and every effort will DO made 70
get q hnAl decision Ia thiS case.
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Tho N.sloaais Have . Lively w,ad.up


The heresst kind Of lighting prevailed At the nrst
botts Of the third annual boxing tournament Of the
National Athletic Club. at the Clermont Avenue Rink.
Brooklyn, Last night. There scarcely tame bout
throughout the programme Police Captain NcKsvey OF
the Fourth precnes. with . squad OF patrolmsn. was
present. The light between Crssds aud Mulroy was
eorksr. in all that the term implies hurOy won By
ant Of come Of the hardest work Witnessed In the
bhntsm.wsiFht Class, 400 popnds-Fir.t 6ont, be-
ssot,.h XmsIiean 4. Z. Latter, won: Second bout
NAtio9al Cart AoKslysy stepped the bout 40 the
EaM soss Sstws.S Eia Hogan and 4. wilson Rsfsasc
Eathsr-wesht Class, 116 Pounds-Final bout. be-
tween Thomas Greed. Olympian 4. O.. and Mike Mulroy
ssss fsa,S n''''l won AFTER an extra round had
tNSsn lo%Ss Qesiok Bride A. O. and ]: hoch west
.W.itstvsiFhs Sisss iao POunas-fiIst bout. DO
. M9p sssSna bout
Sns verdict Third bout Won ~ lanes Murphy who
The long.talkedof fonr.round special bout between
Henry spaz. National A. z. and Jake PITT American
A. A.. was won BY spAtE after Furnishing battle.
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Misc Hitehcock's WIN.

Tho win OF Sarah NJ Hitchcock. who died 1t
southampton. l. L. on Sept. II. was filed yes.
terday. There are the following beQuests to
charity:
Wilson Industrial School for Girls, 81
Marks place and Avenue A. $1,000. to be
used In teaching domestic employments to
children. a. is now praotised in the kitchen gar
den OF tho institution.
woman's Medical College Of the New York
InnrmAry. 12S Second avenue. $1,000 for the
maintenance and increase Of its library.
street. $4,000
American Museum Of Natural History. 81. 900.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art, the picture
"AAgdAlen." BY ]. J. Henner.
Margaret Allen. nurse. receives $500. And
there arc several legacies to relatives. The
residue is beQueath ed to the testatrx's brother.
EhQmas Hitchcock. This brother and William
n Prichard are appointed EXECUTORS. The
will was executed on April 1. 1888
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The Death OF Mrs.. A. u. Raano.A.


SARATOGA. Oct. 3.-Coroner Cars jury this
morning rendered verdict Of death from
natural causes in tho case Of Mrs. A. B. Ham
mond. the woman who was found dead in bed
ON Thursday night at the house Of silss Bar
rett, in this village. where she had taken board
few days previously. On Thursday evening
early. 4 few hours later Mrs. barrett went to
From the condition OF her body the
doctor who wns called concluded that she
had been dead for several honrs., She hadtwo
hor Identity. A letter was found, apparently
from her sister in Woodstock, Vt The Coroner
ceived reply this morning from Woodstock
that the dead woman's sister lived six miles
made an autopsy. and found that death had
resulted from heart disease. The remains will
be held subject to the disposition OF the wo-
mans sister. who has been communicated with
By the Coroner.
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New show Rooms NJ the EstabIishnent Z
Slmpsoa, Crawford a 6Impsoa.

Now show Hoous N the Esta ,neut a
alnpsoa. t.ra,vfbrA A eglmpson.
..., -. ....,..,, .....-.. .,..
..po''es sONss :" 80 ss.'..,..' ,u'
soh iar mo's numeous snN u".o .nA. na'
ee. os'o V'sa s."s, = WE 800. 49, ~ps ~
seos'on y. ,A' sD1A.As "."y 800 ~, sppoe1
Sv .oe .n' pu.p0s. n"" I'm ~ ssS'.,..
csIpeunS =. warn mug. "'o's Wy "u..s utos.ns
Iooms spAe'ous .nu "oM nsn'os, O.~A. w oAs
.. 'he most u.''Iaos Aho" io'u' .,,.''. ny "
nS y, ~au Ut s.,. ,sw" ro,s nnrU.
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DAvENroRT. Iowa, Oct a-The upper Confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. in
session here with 210 clerical and IS lay dele
gates present, hos taken important action on
to fast-horse question. the Rev. W. F. Bacon
Of Sabula being dropped from the Conference
at his own request. He had to mako choice
between preaching and relinquishinc his
present profitable occupation of training
speed horses. Mr. Bacon recently purchased
so sSs's 81 r. o sb0 Enf h hs so sSSa dis
Of the proceeds Of the saio and nut the tho
trainers and It now shows clip Of 1851. When
y z EoCd for 2;3o Mr; ,Baapn proposes e con.
similar coqns e
and II IL alleged that the aninale have figured
In some OF tho county races this fall.
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SHH WAS REFINED m HAMMER.
a, AAventsrese whose Gentle ways Were
Captivstiss- Ssr FerGery.

A. AAventurese whose Gentle ways wsrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tor Forgery.
baltimore, Oct. 8-Mrs. Kate +. Dee. the
handsome adventures who was committed to
Jail for forging the name of-Mra o. II Bresee
and in whose behalf prominent citizens had
interested themselves. turns out 10 be one Of
the most accomplished confidence women In
the country.
When arraiened last week she pleaded pov.
erty and explained that the forgery was not
emeditated. By using Mrs. Bresee's name
she had intended to secure from Sister Of
Charity loan Of $50
The Justice expressed his regret ct being
compelled to commit her. saying that he had
no alternative. To reporter abe said that her
husband had been wealthy contractor who
had deserted her. and that Of I'VE children only
one remained. four having died within two
Since then tho detectives have been inyeeti-
ssSss s9 be- sa' s sna ' shs sse
h. E'n sse, In .n SsAsS s and
STHSs o%as se d &c aosst seiSS 81 Ws.Sins
q aesssntIon; shs passed 81 him two yoIsS:
Va. $500 I'D % SSSS q human S nature but Mira
came to the hotel and engaged q suite OF
sister who had died In London. and whose hus-
band had brought her body to New York:
Mrs. Dee. made herself at homo and
on the following day contracted With ap I'M
BOOK Greek Cemetery for her sistsr's burial
As1 saa dusas vo a%s sss
Who had i'ns s.. out nsE ses sso oyx
IN tsers With the story that her brothes-in-law
peared and that the police wero look.
i1ssssd that XE seiSy sy nSSssSld Nth Ssr
Ne3t d4y she iniorped se,R h. that her
Hotel. and che would consult With him, Bh9
81 ssss is s So e. sSS s sss
VIII these she paid her board. That
evening she leit And the following day
a. fs,' iksssssd q Ass ssss:s here ana tss.ss
W. &s.s so'lsa - dss ssA % e
sfsseSI .na 2pp.pIsd II ~ va Ss s%.
hAfrAsssd Hhe made no denial nor explAnA-
ton. The. detecttves sAy her mAnnerq are 90
refined and she Ii 20 engaging and fascinating
that she can dupe Almost anybody Bhe dresses
very plainly, u decidedly handsome. and looks
to be about 81 Year, old.
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The SeiH Soeisty's Reception and Concerto.
Tho seidl Society 10 to give large reception
on Tuesday evening. Oct n. at 345 Clinton
avenue. Brooklyn. About 1900 invitations
will DO sent out this week. and tho event will
draw together . brilliant gathering. Mr..
Pouch has generously placed his entire man
sion. which contains twenty.three rooms. at
the disposal Of the society. and he Is making
fts gorgeous interior attractive with new fur
nishinge.
IN addition 10 such an undertaking as this.
tho succeeds OF lts winter concerts. the first OF
which will be given on Tuesday evening. Noy;
these q ooncsrss are Mms Ssseh Med
Emil Fischer. Karlish. and Mme Lii Leh-
mann. The orchestra will consist OF eighty
three men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
TAs Latest About sa,tea Lake.
Yrom ~ Sss SSsnosos CArontds

A prospector who came IN from the Colorado
tfat hs has ridden around The greater PORTION
there Is Itlo ftsiiihpoa 81 ifs drying o. II
any event II could poi. all evaporate should the
n9w oease before the freshets Of next seAsQn.
thinks that next year the breach already madS
VIII be enlarged, anf that srSatly i22Sreesed
1t @ nST many sn
The past summer has been eventual In deseit
history. as tlere have been an AIM st unbrokep
succession OF rain storms. sand storms. and
electrical storms. Immense quantities. Pi rain
have fallen. and tho thupdor and lightning
have boon 40 letting terrific.
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oAN DEAL oNLY IN REAL FUTURES.
The 0uprems Court OF Minnesota Says tia,
Oone Gales Are Merely Wagers.


The guprens Court Of Minnesota Says that
OoAe Gales Are Merely Wagers.
81. PAUL. Oct 3-The Supreme Court Of
Minnesota has reversed the decision Of tho
lower courts and fled decision finding the
dealing In grain futures Illegal and void. The
finding is one Of great importance. as q large
Board Of Trade 10 now located at Minneapolis
and at Duluth. the operators Of which may
now repudiate their contracts with impunity
when on the wrong. side Of the market, except
when they buy and sell real grain. The Su-
pEeHe Court 4nds as follows:
pr other commodities to be delivered at q
future dsg re Act g unlawful where par
6ording to their terms. But contracts in form
for future delivery, not intended to represent
aotuAl Transactions, but merely to pay and re-
csiyS the difference between the. agreed price
and the market price Of future day. are n the
sSd so Ths order q Tie lover
court II reversed"
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How He Won the Csptai.'s Daughter.
E,os Ms Orseoataa.

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept 23.--A strange 70.
nagnGs has come 70 light with the arrival OF the
While tho vessel was Loading lumber At Ut.
salady Mil. last spring William kennedy.. an
lumber that Was being put ABOARD, caught q
glimpse Of Capt, Hodges daughter Jennie. bhe
repulsed his suit, but no WAS pndaunte1. Whom
quietly bought passage tp Australia on tho
ship. During the voyage no pursued his quit
SSusns tSe soyp" a sloped and Woro srsd
Capt. Hodge forgaye them, and they returned.
arriving with. tho Elizabeth Graham Saturday
last Kennedy has secured his old plhee In tho
mill, and With his wife. has made his home on
the Sound again.
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fsoH1nrz7oxzsr AND PoLrdEHAM
Candidate brown Bays O'Drlsa CsilsA I'm
. Dam Fresh Water Tank.

CANDIDATE Brown Says V1raea CAueA Nm
. Dan Fresh Water Tank.
william Brown. who was the candidate for
Congress OF the Prohibition party IA the Eighth
district last year. and who Is at present can
didAte Of tho Same organization for the Assem-
bly,. appeared At the Eldridge street police sta
ton house last night and said to Sergeant
Kass that Policeman Edward O'Brien ought to
be shorn OF his buttons.
He has grosely tnsplted "a" said Brown.
than siE times Tonight and gone to iia9oE e. !.
. disgrace to the force. I shall make formal
complaint against him At the Commissioners
Alter Mr. Brown had composed himself he
said that he. was standing in front OF store In
came up to him and said:
Get 70 hSil Gut Of hero. you dam skinny
II. had another O'Brien before tho Com
misaioners two years ago." explained Brown to
the Sergeant, and made, him, apologize to
me for certain insolenSe. 1shall make an ex-
ample OF this O'Brion."
III. Brown 10 an engraver at 70 Ann street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
STAGE SCENERY SEIZED.

Trouble which Aaects "The Volunteer -
Company In Winismsburgh.
The scenery OF Tho Volunteer company.
playing at the Amphion Academy In Bedford
avenue. Willlamsburgh. was seized last night
after the performance by the Sheriff Of King}
county on an attachment granted to Law
yer H. N. Lake against the property
T. Ulmer gave lafayette W. sesyey sight
draft on Haverly. OF Mixers Opera House. Gin:
cinnah. for $3.50. The draft Was protested
dated Sturtqvant House. New York. Sept ID.
Col. Knowles. the proprietor Of the Amphion,
said there was no trouble in the company and
that all the salaries had been paid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
1--WE Exact. or G.~.o.'. Stake Bite.
Nom he xaorrins Treating s,asns.

A few weeks since Frank CANNON. colored
combination cook and banjo picker. was bit
Ten by q rattlesnake while, exhibiting the rep
soaking OF Cannon In whirkey he was saved.
Tho bite. WIS on a finger OF the right hand. and
the. result is n scar OF some size and n vicious
feeling on tho part of the victim at times.
On one, day recently. while he was cooking
for family In the pity. CANNON developed o
PetatosS' Sppies ac and bito wf tSsm seap.
pishIy. He was seen to pick up two chickens.
khd.. putting their heads between his teeth.
bito thom of. This was enough for tho land
lady. and she lot Cannon 60.
:, Cannon has an increased appetite for LIQUOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
Jay Gould At the Races.

Jay Gould showed himself in two public
places yesterday In the afternoon. accom-
panied by DR.. J. p. Mum and Col. Hahn the
General Manager Of tho elevated railroad. Mr.
Gould spent an hour and more at the races ut
Morris Park.
and two othor gentlemen, Mr.. Gould occupied
An arena box at the AleRorioal ontertaln-
mept in aid Of the Grant monument fund In
until the close,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
Jerry Ru.l to Have . B,x Potato.

PITTsBURoH. Oct 3-Capt Jack Crawford. the
"Poet Scout" and cowboy Preacher" and
now connected with the Department OF Justice
Of the United States rs special detective among
the Indians. passed through the city this
morning on his way to mako his report at
Washington. He had with him q souvenir OF
tho potato crop Of Marshall. Mimi. 1t was
potato about seven inches long and Weighing
20 breakfast with number OF military men,
and beside each plate WAS mammoth potato.
The Captain preserved hsand says he 10 going
70 present 1t to Jerry Rusk upon his arrival In
Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
Sheridan D,A.'t Have to Wat.

John wulfers OF the firm Of wulfers Bros.
who keep the House Of Lords" at Houston
and Crosby streets, had check for $500 yes
terday. which he wanted to cash at the Empire
State Bank at Broadway and Blocker street.
Thinking that there would be long line Of
people ahead Of him at the paying teller's win
saloon. named Joseph Sheridan. and told him
70 20 to the bank and get into line. Sheridan.
finding the coast clear at the bank-nobody
being in ltne-presented the check. got the
money. and departed-to Canada possibly. but
certainly not to 10 East Houston street
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T0ok Two Little Girls TO the Fark at Night.
Oficer Savage OF the Park Police found two
little girls In mans company ut o'clock last
evening at the Fifth avenue entrance to Gen.
trail Park. The girls were Rebecca Moskowttz
Of $50 Brooms street and Annie Lewis Of 90
Ludlow street.
They said that tho man had coaxed them to
and taten them to Central fark IL BROADWAY Ss
car. The man was locked up He says he Is
William A. Fair. living at the Occidental
HOTEL
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Alleged Insanity OF Physicinn's WIFI.
Kste Martin. the wife Of a physician living ct
lit Ninth avenue. 10 said to have become In
sane on Thursday night and forced her hus-
band from tho house at the point Of o knife.
vtlion In Bellevue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
lRA 1r0EER,s FAiAL FAIL.

eas b 1lnh-story window and Lost Her
Balance.
Louisa Meyer. 50 years old. was sitting In .
window Of her room on the hfth floor Of her
residence ct LOTT Lexington avenue. shortly
After II O'CLOCK, last night. whom she lost her
balance and tel to the street "a ..,.s..,
who was IN Q rear room. heard cries n the
street and. running to window. looked out
and saw her mothers body lying on the pave
mont
The hopae.
An engineer, who died three years Ago. She
had three sons and four daughters.
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censyoss.,an BslAea's Wrath Ap,sassa.

SYRACUSE. Oct 3.-Oongressman James j.
Belden has accepted an invitation to preside
which Mr.. Tassett IL to address. It was Mr..
Fassett who asked the Congressman to preside
on this occasion. 70 undo the evil his difIidence
had accomplished.
Everybody knows what = bad temper Con-
gressnsn Belden was in at Roch oster whom he
found that the nomination Of Mr.. Fassett
would put Senator Hendricks into tho Col-
leotor's Office. John w. vrooman came to
Syracuse to arrange q truce with Mr.. Beldon,
and he seems to have succeeded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
Death or . Ysu.s AssrssA

Miss Polly Gillows. young sotesSs. and
daughter OF william Gillows an old-tims
actor. died early yesterday morning at hsf
home. Tooth street and Second avenue. Of perl
tonttis. Her last engagement ives ip euRport
* L9ni. "a Harr1spq IL "Ths Pearl q fstlHt"
iptsrmsht being In the Actors Fund hot at
Evergreens Cemetery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
,rylss ..A Reilly stab Each Other.

Edward Myles. 10 years old. Of Elm street,
and John Reilly. same age. Of 312 East
Thirty.ninth street. auarrelled at
810 East Thirty-ninth street about IL
O'Clock last night. Myles stabbed Reilly
three times In the head and Reilly then knocked
AyleB down and stabbed him In the loft hand.
Reilly was taken to Bellevue Hospital o pris-
oneE Myles was looked up,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04
Kenneth AraitIana TounA.

Kenneth Maitland. tho nine-year-old Detroit
boy who ran away on Friday last from 81.
Austin's School. at West New Brighton. Staten
Island; We f9und Isst plight By Pol!ee 2naser
third street and Broadway. HS was taken 10
Police HeAdquaEters and the aYthorlttss Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-04

AM.-12.1o. i26 william street, Benjamin Com.
stocks leather csss factory; damage. $500 800 1sl
South street. wniAms's paint store; damage. o. 600
800 s3o and os1 orssnwish street, MatlaEes pro-
Joseph Rita's; damage Slight.
p. MFG 200 Avenue ,, Lorenzo frsneetoafra,
Srothes:'s tensmsnt honss. damage $500: 1000 oi
Ludlow street. II. A. Burke. owner. damage trifing
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berkshire Hills. -.r
Ys1s csSa.i cisl.S Ssissa5 Sssi and sSsisss rasis
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-05-25

I asked her, politely, You lovely old bird,
Have you of the Golden Discovery heard -
She ruffed her feathers and spoke but a word
That dreary, mOnCtOnOus "Wh0 p
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-05-25
& LYON,

It's an economical thing for you to
Le~t-aek ofthe trade doings in our
Linen Department. At all times and
in all things your money is sure to
do more for you there than in any
other Linen Stock in town. But
there are always bargain spots as
we'll; likely as not in precisely the
goods you're most in need of. Here
are two samples:
10 dozen large Devon Huck Tow
els, extra weight, full bleach, at %
cents each, So. 90 a dozen. A Towel
that in a regular way would sell at
80 cents.
68-inch bleached Table Damask,
heavy good yarns, pretty patterns
you would expect to pay Is cents
We make the price 60 cents.
1000 yards Cotton Challis at 5
cents a yard. That's the centre in
the most remarkable movement we
ever made in little low-priced Challis
A standard Challis, 32inches wide.
good weight, good even thread, soft
finish, fast colOrs and artistic print.
ing.
80 handsome styles-stripes, fig.
ures and a June flower garden array
of blossums, buds and leafiness, on
grounds, tan, cadet, cream and blue
Everything in White Goods ano
Embroideries that is new, staple anC
desirable in almost endless assert
ment on our counters these bright
busy days. The finest quality from
the best makers r shown, in the
newest styles and the choicest eX
elusive patterns. All at the most
moderate prices for such superior
goods.
We show a very large stock O
Embroidered Flouncings blacks an
whites in all widths, and handsom
patterns at from SO cents to $40
per yard, with a choice assortmer
Of Edgings and Insertings to mattel
Good 200 yard Spool Cotton, tw
spOOlS for 5 cents.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-05-25

Free samples of Dr.. Miles Restorative
Nervine at w. NJ. Yearby's drug store
cures headache, nervousness, sleepless,
ness, neuralgia, fits, nervous debility
sexual weakness, poor memory, etc. \
new and remarkable discovery. Or ad-
dress the DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart,
Indiana.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-05-25

Ifyou are dull and stupid you are bilious
and need a tonic. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-05-25
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Disco

IS a warranted lung, liver and blood
remedy, a powerful tonic and Alternative,
and a reliable vitalizer for week persons
a panacea for scrofula, hip-joint diseases.
fever-sores, swellings and tumors; con
tains no alcohol, and is q medical with
out a peer. There is no risk in buying a
guaranteed article. Your money back
if it don't benefit or cure.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-05-25
The Bird of Wisdom.

An owl sat up in a hickory tree,
And said in an impudent manner to me-,
'Ter-hoot ter-hoot ter hoo