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Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

'om iifs ioa burtis aiftso iOm Gai'
D8ee. Sans !Seii par hslcr life lao
burtig, o. on GOrfelserne Tibet Triangle
ino paa BAN, psncts ban ig plnoieIg
5uoeIeu % IfiGb. On Salue fra 6Or'
Igleerne fulste eiter Of / iarmc gieblis
It1rtebe Gmmet badrot iaaret al 5,IfH.
9an bleu brd9t til SOteaet % 2eOen
fan ueutss bpert gieblif. DIE Ogee,
Der bapbe 10 Minutsrs 5uriprnns, uro'
Hap, men Gorislserue bar SOot 9anb
ON at ian9e BAN. 6an er imiolerti0
9Obt fjsnot / be oilbe Ggue ipo berfor |
3noiau TERRITORY, buor 8nnoiterne bar
baut tit Sppeotpartcr. WuliouIs lpts
tes bet BAN 6eroco at uno Hippo lirle
5Orf6lsere.
Senere berettes, at ben 8suer, Ion
unotom, life bar Ollie Ogee, men en- ars
Den, bois Naun man life tlenoer. Oh
lte Sgee bar / ilere Waaneoer arbeibet
/ ct 5leiteneOialteri I 8i9ita os bar
life paa lang lib paret bOrte fra Grs
beioet Ell eneite Dag.
emmett Cation er iaa baarot %iaaret,
at Der for 9ioen life cr bet minoIte
6aab ON at reb6e bans 9iu. Spbioz
ielien i Gpfieppile er iaa flor, at bet
Here @nn9e bar URret paa Gale al
lpu6e baul, fsr ban brinaes til County
fRtgllet.
Set unta9es, at be 8elgnninoer, TOM
Sernbauetompanier og Grpresfompas
nIer bar uolopet for 8alton 8nnoens
4an9ribelie eQer ~llorDooelie, oil bliue
9iuet til 5amilierne eiter be 8prgere,
Iom blep ifuote unber aampen meo
8anfrguerne. Be belgber fig til mango
3uIinoe Dollars.
Get er befla9elt9t, at u%orDooelIen
al oenue berp9tebe 8anoe ifllOe toite
laa mango braue 9Orgere 9iuet. 8ps
marI6al GonneQp, iOm oroneoe % les
ocoe @n9rebet paa HDperne, bar egents
Zig Sfolemanb os principal for ben Of
ientlt9e StOle / G~OiicpoiQe. Spraabet
boooe pal9t BAN til Winri6nl / Sfoles
~Ierien, forbi ban bar en- anieet % be-
Diertet Wano, iom babe babe MOb
% Billie til at ppta9e &cn MOB
Saloonteeperne % DC mau9e SamIunbss
ubIfuo, Tom iamleOes Der ira Ome9nen.
Son baooe fun A Gage tgjen, til ban
after itnloe ppta9e fit ircbeli9e Grbeioe
| Splpsnin9ens Sjene1te. Sans Suitrll
p9 8grn bar / &ania5 Gitp, ba llnOers
retnin9en ON bans Ggo uaaebe benz.
9. 6. Npiler, 8reIioent ai "9tmeris
can Sant gsipciatiUn", bar lenbt Ell
OpfOrorins til ale MeOlemmer al Sor.
euirgen og aunuubet Dem ON at noe
SIora9 til De Iproeoes eiterlaotc So
miller.
Den Sum, ium Dalton 9anben bar
Itjaalet fra forifieai9e Bante % Cypress
fompanier, unllaas til 100000. Gr
tor Del al penne ubpre Sum bar De
Ifjult paa ct eller auoct Steb. Set e,
oerIor al flor Si9ti9beo, at man faa,
Gag i ben HDper, iOm unofum, ba man
muliSens trnbe beua9e bam til at aus
piie Steoet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

The Office Practice Department of Val.
der Business College at DEBORAH, occupies
the second floor of Hutchinson's Block
1t contains 2 Banks, 2 Commercial Exchan-
ges, 9 Commission Houses, 1 Freight office
l Wholesale House and / Post office. Send
for catalogue giving description of the of
fees. 1t is n of the most complete of
fee Departments to be found in any Col
lege in America. This Dept. is in charge
of Prof. Valdez assisted by in able corps
of instructors. Students are received at
any time,
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
RepublifarIte aonOi0ater Gais 9

&epublifanItc aaubirater / Gals Gountp:
@eo. 6. geps &asierer; 8. IS. SnrneS,
Sheriff 4lguitus W. Roberts. Counts 3om'
mer; &alter gS. Smi,b, Glcrt oi Court; u.
W. Bollod, Gtate 2ttprnep; Hcgtlter Of
9ecos, u. s. 8 utbam; s. q. Scnnion, ait'
Oitpr; 3r. 6iib Coroner; +, 9anger pg
@orace colbert Gountp Commissioners.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Heiienoe.

Sr. s. 6. Sn~eoterplaOien os bans
Gsn bar i 8ecorab iioite 2irsbas.
- @uloimeo piu. Spen @QeItab al
Sprins @roue tom ueo for at pperp9re
Soreitiainsen "From Sire to Son., B.
b. +, ban fan 10 life nstop Of ben
8runo, men
- Sr. 9. Satluno meo 6amilie al
2uperne, God &c., Miun. bar / Deco,
rnb iioite llse efter muns. aars Sra,
par. Gan bleu ~iorunbrst pper at ie, q,
2ecOrab bar ppret fig iaa pp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
6uoSticntner.
f8st esnsaa tfttr lrefoIeiabe
8 1ecorab qIenisbees airit 81 iol1.

9 Eeeorah N~9entnhens 8tfie Nj lVtR.
G~rHhaasHole Iiae eIter @uostfeHeiien
Acknowledgements 81 Z.
&aIpr z. @unSrrItn .prrei'sr besse
Canae.
9rrifss | Ssrreihs 6ptrl 9sreas otter
mieoae "a SFuoag Mnreel
The Christian Endeavor Society fnFoer
GenNoa Nfteu al G.
&rnfrmanterue meoer Cnseos 8orHicens
ri. III.
apiuetipreuiugen mFber 7prseag etier'
mtooaa hos SIRE. B Salporion.
8 peu 7Frfe 81. 6. 6, Sirte ON 5crmie'
hagen 81. 10iS.
Spuoeas1ple umieetlbnrt e'ter @ros'
tleneiteH.
GIN giteuen al ~ cuarlf Guesrene'te'
apnFrmduteruc mroer Ntauoas elterm'
sL 2.
srirocfurcuinaen mgoer 9orsong Otter
miooaa aL. Q nao Goleaet.
Gtole / airitns &aitment 9eroa8 Sor'
miopna fro al. 8 til 10.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
GountD: &onpentioner I
Winneiota.
Sobn 8prrio or al Republitanerne | bet
auoet 9iitritt al @poobue Gpuntp noniueret
til San0ioat for Representative.

Gepublifauerne / Sianti gouutp bar nos
miHeret fgl9enoe 8anotoater: Iuoitpr, ga
MEL Gnoeriou; &asierer, g u 9anielipn;
Glert, q 6 Starr; glttprnen So Batter;
Siifteretsbpmmer, 9 % SoreG; Sberiff,
6 q SofaHion; 8tesifier Of DEEDS, q 8 g8tl'
ion; superintendent, @bas u 9abl; Sur'
pepor, % 8 Dunbar; Coroner, 50 eng.
Iunb; Court Commissioned, 8 q Satlin.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
&anoioater Tor Gountp=
Gmbeoer 2. Safota.

8epubIttauite 8anoioater / Roberts 60.
8esliter Of 3eeos. Gutou Suis; Glert OF
Court, Senrp z Rorris; &asierer, Qouis
9ausen; Sberif. eli 8abb; attornep, q 8
Snseriol; eoaHtp CONNER, Burt 5uuer:
superintendent, gaiis Rate Smith; Resre.
ientotipe. Tan sobnion.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Semotratiite 9auoioater i 9iolette Co.:
Sberiff, Spbn 8riogemau; Nlloitor, luireb
Ylaute; 8asierer 8bomas Seitet; StegiIter
Of 9eeos, Die 4|eterion; States gttornep,
8. $. BREEDER; Glerf Of Curt, 6. s. Bart
roge: Stiiteretsoommer, Sruno Gbarbes
nealt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

8emofratiite aoubioater / 9rempenieau
Gourtp:
@eolem of QsiembIn ". 8. &neclano;
gpuntn Glert, 8. 8. 8bitnep; 8asierer, v.
g. Budbpls; Glerf Of Court, @. ". Npruo;
superintendent, 3. u. Malonen; Coroner,
3. 8. Mcaoams; Re9ilter Of 9eeos. Y. B.
Ibompiou; Sberiff, O. 8. Stn9; StNtrlct
Nttorncp @. V. Segge.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Sr. Cigar anoeriOn, Der | benSeb
to aar bar uaret Deputy glert al Court,
bar bsiluttet at flptte no fro G~ourtbuiei
p9 oil ira lite Sanuar 1898 anbne er
SooigreriOrretHins i SampiOns Slpd
paa @ater Street.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
&amoioater for 2egiSiatns
turen 90 GoumtDembcoer
| Npro 2afota.

RepublifanIte Sunoioater for 9estslathren
fra Sidep Guuntp:
Senatpr, .. q. aulu; Gepreientatiper, $.
8. Walprp pg Siaac Wemorp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

EepublitanIte anno,oater / Buffalo 60
CONNER, SaHs y eleuen; Hegtiter Of 9seos
Se SuOOls; guoitor, grtbur O Siu; Gu.
psrlnteHoent, VI q Futile; SberiH, q 9
Sugerion; SurOepor, u BoOIeogs; Guro.
uer, Samss 8 &rit.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

9emoiraterne I Green 2ate 60. bar ao'
mineret igIgsnoe aalotoater:
Gountp Glert, G. s. Bentla1ot; 8asierer,
q. g. 5e1fe; Sberift 8. VI. 8a5elp; eoro'
ner, 6. u. Barter; glert Of Circuit eourt,
3. gnslebrabt, ST.; 7iitrict attornen y. Y.
Seanp; Hegilter Of 3ee0s, 8. Yt. egapa;
County superintendent, gillian 9uft.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Forr; Reoifer, W. u. Rent; Gier' Of Court,
g. Matchmaker; Giiirict GttorHsp p 5.
Stns; SuperIuteuoent Uiis fora g. Hel'
fr; Surpepor, 3. u. Husica; Coroner, W.
W. email,
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

"Galber on ben @as oaarlis? Iei
oa Ifuloe on bare ie / Imerifo! Ser
bar ri llnoertiOen iaa baarlis Gas, at
pi mo t9noe en- 5pritit for at is eiter,
ont @aien er t9not eler iffe!"
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
G~olfepurtiet / Bolt 60. bar uOminsret fsl'

9enoe 8duoioatcr:
Gouutp gleri, George geIion; 9iiiriet
@ttprnep, 9 N. 8abcod; superintendent,
Carrie Zip; Glcri Of Court, Oscar Siaaclon;
Coroner, %. 28. Su,itb; Asientblp, VI. ).
6ooabl; 8asierer, Capt. s, Bilfte; Sberin,
Sames glp; 8eqiiter OF 3eeos, 80 Sopn'
ion; S~urpcpor u. s. Bennett.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

9emoiraterne I gerncn 90. bar uominsret
fg'3eube annot0nter:
eouutp Glert. Seurn GUIDE; Shertf, Ctto
Sdmmer; He1iier Of Geeos, q. q. 3es'
mouo: Gleri Of Court, 6. u. Hoberts; &as"
ierer, 3. Z. Rnnano; 3iIirict attornep. Y.
u. Grapes; Gurpepor, 9. VI. &ouaro; Su'
perintenoent, 1beopore Stunning.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

- ninoleite Brepe: Gnna 8. Gage
-S. SaniOn-Gnna Siperiou-- gnna
2ortelion--6. 9. Taplemau.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
SptmDeroffc.

Sor $500 oil ri lenoe @ber
Ell goo GOf og ct Yar &aroer.
Seno ct 2sGeuts 6rimGrfe for uiocre Op.
lpsnln8er. Ggebers s. Spbnipn,
Dor l56. Senuluu. 9(irr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Republifanerne / G,ttiu County bar nomi.
neret fpl9euoe Ganoioater: Guoitor, 9 g
Gntber; Sasierer, s 6 Spauloirs; &egiiter
Of Geeos, $ W Scripen; Sberiff, Sames
Sopo; Stiiteretsb ommer, 81 g 8urman;
Coroner, 6 @rapes; Suroeppr, 6 8 9lrm.
iteao; attoruep, 8 6 Mcgurbp; Super.
intenoent, Mrs. 6 3 gouns; County Cont
missioner, S 6 GdInub.
9emoiraterne / famine gountp bar nomts
Heret ~fplsenoe: guOitor. Duncan 6atcomer;
aasierer, Scbn Spauloins; NegiIter Of
SEEDS, % " 8ratbonep; Stiiteretsoommer,
y 8aIorod; Ittornep, &c 6 Nmeu; Cont
missioner, 8 y 8osers; Sberiif 9 9 9ii.
gers; Snrpepor, @eurse Glearp; Coroner,
S % 1ibbett8.
9emctraterne / Sillmpre County bplot fin
8onpention l Breton ben ste os. % "enbprs
%ierebe" De af 5oItepurtiet uominereoe 8uus
bioater.
RepubIifanerne I WcQeoo gouutp bar NOS
mineret Carl Sageu til Sanoioat for Repre'
Sentatipe.
Gepubltfanerne gbiia9o, Gine % &anas
bee Counter, Der uo9lgr bet Abe legislative
9iltrift, bar enItcmmi9 nomiueret Sou. u. 8.
anoerion til &anbioat for Representative.
9emoiroterne / 9atota Gountp bar nomis
neret fpl8enoe @anoionter: Repreientatiuer,
u . To8ers, Souib ct. 8aul, Us Sumes
McSonoush T~oiemont; Sberit $ Sps
lanO; Re9iiter Of DEEDS, Sobu 8eber; Gus
bitor, R Soiimnn; aa$ierer, 8 Sane;
Slttorneh, q Ntillet; Stifteretsocmmer, 6 3
Moran; superintendent, 80 Sagsertp; Co
roner, Or. " 81 Sind; SurUepor, Charles
q 8orlies.
Hepublitanerne / Grant County bar no.
n~lineret tplseuoe 8anoibntsr: guoitor, 3 8
Spoal; 8asierer, Cars Gimme; ReQiIter,
9obn 6 See; Sheriff 6 q Raib; gountp
Attornep, & S ScofeIo; Stiiteret5oommer,
9SSois; Superiutenoeut, 8 8 3opnseno /;
Surpepcr, Sobn Sblsiun; Coroner, 8 81
81innep.
Yrobibitioniiterne / gnota gouutp bar
nomtneret foI9enbe &anoioater: 4 g 8lan-
daro, @noitor; Sobn @ois, aasierer; 6 8
So4nion ,glert; s . Bern, 8egiiter; Spiepb
Htogs Sheriff; Ser. @iQiam Giltes, Super-
tntenoent; 5 VI Douglas. attornep.
9emotraterHe / gBabafba Gountu bar mo-
mineret fplsenoe &anoioater: aasierer,
Sobn WcGui9an; aubitor, @ 8 2auabliu;
Ne9iiter, Ebo $ 2uB; &ttornep, 3 g SIC
@opern; Sbertf, Better 6 8eimerstirb;
Sfiiteretsoommer, s s Collier; Superin.
%tenoent, Sames Seating; Coroner, Charles
@~en8na9eI; Hepreientatipe, q Z arenf;
Gpuntp Commissioners, lite 9inrift, Sobn
. Neppur; 2bet 3iitrttt, Sames Gam; 3oie
Silirift, Wathias Marr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

6oI'spartift I Ga grosie 60. bar nomius,
ret islgtnoe RaHDioatsr;
Yleolem al asiemblp, Sea Stotlmon
SbsrIH, 6rant 8fbeger; GlerL &. z. vi.
mater; Rnsitrtr, Gauio &ooo; Heaifter Of
1eeos, 3obH marquette; Gler, OF Court
5raHi 1irFsai Coroner, Soc. gummina.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
SonntDs &onpentioner |
@iseonHn.

aspubIttansrne i Grafuioro so. bar nomi.
neret ig!seuoe a%nuoioater:
NeoIem al Asiemblp, 2. g. 9aoioiou
eountp Glert. 6. g. 4loer: saslerer q
9ron; SberlH 3. VI. ferrer; Coroner, 3.
'. goiep; Giert Of the Court, 81. 4tdiipu
2tltriet atlornep, v. 8. gon9: gtearIer ri
DEEDS, 8. q. Sluar.; Surpspor, z. (. Surl.
but; gountg superintendent, " &. Rc.
Gouel.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

8svubaiaHsrHg ! Barron 60. bar nomine.
ret i5gsa.t G%anttoa,rr:
AsismtlR. {, y. yeiri0H; cbeuF, s. W.
glitter; gir'. Z. 3. Brisu; 9asiereL 6soros
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

Erobibitionilterne / Inota gouutp bar
nomtleret folgenoe &anoioater: 4 g 8lan-
darO, anoitor; Sobn 8ois, ausierer; 6 8
3o4nion ,Glcrt; s . Bern, 8egiiter; Spiepb
&to9e Sheriff; Ser. @iatam Giltes, Super-
tntenOent; S VI Douglas, Attorneo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

9emotraterue / Silmore County bpiot fin
aonpenticn | Breton ben ste bs. os "enoors
%lereoe" De at SoItepurtiet uominereoe &aus
bioater.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
THE DURHAM DAILY GLOBE. WEDNESDAY JUN %.
THE MAN OF AGONY.

1t appears that COLONEL DANA, of the
| New York Sun has been made a Man OF
Agony by the Man of Destiny. In all
the world there has never been SO much
bile in one newspaper as is daily found
in the New York Sun. DANA is troubled
with C~levelandism or something that is
dangerous.
Just how The Sun will support CLEvE-
LAND no man knows. In fact it cannot
support him with any effect. Yet it will
make no difference. The old man DANA
has never felt right since he left the re-
publican party because GRANT would
not boost some of his friends into office.
One of these days people will learn
that it makes no difference who is presi-
dent, and when that is done newspapers
will print something besides abuse of
politicians whom they do not admire.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
THE BIG FIGHT.

1t appears from all reports that there
will be the biggest fight of the year in
this congressional district. LINDSAY
will get a large vote SETTLES popular
ity will cause a solid republican rally,
and BALDY WILLIAMS will be obliged to
rustle-but it looks dark for him.
There was a rumor that he would
withdraw, but this from the Oxford Day
| shows that the rumor was a campaign
creation:
1t having been reported that Hon. A.
II. A. WILLIAMS would withdraw from
the race since the nomination of the re
publican LINDSAY, a gentleman wrote to
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS and received the
following answer:
81 never entertained the idea of declin-
ing to run for congress after | was nomi-
mated. | would make the canvass if |
did not get but nine votes in this district.
When HARRISON and the FORCE bill are
staring the people in the face, l don't
think they will want Tom SETTLE to
represent them in congress-"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
AS 1t Will Be.
Wilmington Messenger.

We see it announced in THE DURHAM
GLOBE, that Mr.. Tom Settle, son of late
Judge Settle, is to be the republican
candidate against the present incumbent
in the fifth district, Capt. Badly Williams.
Mr.. Lindsay is the third party candidate.
If Settle runs it will be with an under
standing possibly that he is to be helped
by the third party kickers. THE GLOBE
tells how the men who put up Lindsay
were a month ago in the convention that
nominated Williams. THE GLOBE, an
independent paper, says of the situation
They were bent on sowing seeds of dis
~sension they proposed and did make it
possible to defeat democracy and by Lind
says nomination Williams is already de-
feated and the result is to be that Tom
Settle, of Rockingham, will be one to
help in the next coagress-and he is a re
publican. That is what the third party
has done in this district and all admit
that it has played smash with the demo
cratic party.
Williams is doubtless what THE GLOBE
would call a "hustler" in electiOneering,
but Settle has the advantage in talents.
If the alliance do not stand by Williams,
their member, then he will be beaten.
There are other complications appear
ing from day to day which show that the
whites are much disorganized, and are
doing no little to help to return to the
control of the state the old negro party.
Rnt fa" Of tho ohio MON IF tho roruh1i
can party remain. The few left are for
the most part not of much intellectual
imDOrtance.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
Benjamin's Tribe Cared For.

To the Editor Of the n. Y. World:
Please state in The World whether
President Harrison has appointed any OF
his relatives to office, who they are and
the offices, and oblige, A READER.
Williamsport, Pa, June Is.
The following is the list up to date:
l. The presidents brother.
,. The presidents brother-in-law.
3. The presidents si~ster-in-law.
t. The presidents father-in law.
D. The presidents sons father-in-law.
q. The presidents wife's cousin.
:. The presidents sons wife's cousin.
s. The presidents nephew.
9. The presidents daughters brother
in-law.
10. The presidents brothers son-in-
law.
II. The presidents wife's niece's hus-
band.
II. The presidents sons father-in-
laws niece's husband.
Is. The president's brother-in-law num-
Der Two. ED. WORLD.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22

The GLOBE is published every day Sunday
excepted) and delivered by carrier at $500 a
year, or so cents a month. THE GLOBE circu-
lates throughout North Carolina.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE is a large eight-page
paper, containing all the news, and is sent by
mail at $l.50 a year in advance.
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22

The need of a perfectly safe and reli-
able remedy for the peculiar diseases of
summer is universal. AS a remedy for
the household, office or the farm, on ship
board, and for travellers by sea and land,
Winkelmann's Diarrh9a and Cholera
Remedy has proved its inestimable worth
in the prompt relief and cure of all dis
orders originating in the stomach and
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22

CONGRESSMAN OTIS of the fifth dis.
trict of Kansas has been re~nominated by
the alliance. The editor of one of the
republican papers referred 10 him as "A
Pirate of Kansas" and falsely and ma
l~iciously represented him as saying
when my alliance brothers are not at
work discussing, work discussing, and
telling how to view public finance, pub
lie finance, their capacity for fussing,
and for fussing, is apt to change my
name from JOHN to pants. When DAVE
OvERMEYER sets the congressional bee
to buzzing, bee to buzzing, in the heads
of DUMBAULD, WATERBURY,, and JONES,
and of JONES, then it makes me feel like
going home and cussing, home and cuss-
ing. A Congressman's life is full of
stones" But CONGRESSMAN OTIS was
renominated all the same.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
II FLIES.

People who have made promises
to The Globe to pay what they owed,
must remember that time flies. 1t
is a way that time has. Those who
have promised and fail to call at the
Office with the stuff, will be given
the advantage of an explanation to
the effect that they lied about what
they owed.
All must come and whack some
thing.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
AS WE GROW.
The Boom Now on Those Who Are I'm the
Procession.

Now that it is given up by every one
that a big boom is about to be inaugurated
in Durham and that property is com
PEELED to advance to double and treble it's
present value, it is the duty of every man,
old or young, who expects to ever own a
home, to secure it now while it is within
his reach.
DR.. J. L. Watkins is building houses on
very desirable lots and selling on easy
terms to a number of our young business
men. If you want a home, and what
man or woman does not? See DR.. Wat
kins and ven on a small salary he will
make it possible for you to own one.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
A ACT.

In the report from the Chicago con-
v%ention we read:
"MR. CABLE, of Illinois, offered a reso-
luton of sympathy for JAMES G. BLAINE,
that this convention tender it's profound
sympathy to that distinguished American
JAMES G. BLAINE in the many Affections
which have befallen him. The reading
of the name of MIR. BLAINE was the
signal for an Outburst of great enthu-
siasm. The resolution was adopted
without dissent. EDWARD G.. SWEET, of
Maine, got the floor and briefly thanked
the convention on behalf of the Maine
delegation. Such an aff1iction as MIR.
BLAINE has, he said, levelled all ranks.
Continuing, he referred to the many mis-
fortunes and bereavements which had
come upon the distinguished gentleman
in the last few years, and said that only
as a democratic convention can we ex-
tend to him the sympathy which comes
from every section and every state. Mr..
SwETT's remarks were greeted with pro-
longed applause"
The republican party snubbed BLAINE
at Minneapolis, and the democratic party
recognized him at Chicago.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
The Population of Durham

Is about 5000, and we would say at least
one half are troubled with some ELECTION
on the Throat and Lungs, as those com
plants are, according to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise
all our readers not to neglect the opper-
tunity to call on their druggist and get a
bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. Trial size free Large Bottle
soc and 81. Sold by all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
GOOD CROPS.

The reports Of correspondents of the
Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin, issued
by the North Carolina State Weather
Service, for the week ending Monday,
June 20, 1892, show that unusually favor
able conditions have prevailed every
where, the weather having been just what
was desired, warm and dry with album
bant sunshine. Beneficial showers &C.
Cured in the eastern district on the 18th
and 18th, in the central on the evening of
the 18th, and in the western on the 10Th.
Unde these favorable conditions crops
have made splendid progress, and have
been thoroughly cleared of grass.
The general condition of ali crops is
excellent. Cotton, of which a very small
crop has been planted, though a little late
is thrifty and vigorous with a good stand.
The past week has caused rapid growth.
Wheat is reported at many places as the
best crop for years. Harvesting COM
menced last week and has been pushed
rapidly during this week. Rust, which
had attacked the blade in a few places,
did not have time to affect the grain.
Oats also will yield an excellent crop.
Corn, upland and lowland, is in good con
dition laying by commenced. The stand
of peanuts in the eastern district is poor.
The weather the coming week will con
tinue warm with frequent showers.
BOOTH's crusade in London has proven
a failure. He has undoubtedly been "In
Darkest England' but he has not vet
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22
AT RANDOM.
Why wonder on with eyes so red,
And Death awaiting for you sure,
Why not clear up yodr middle head
BY whirling once with Kelley cure

why uOG CIedE up youI muuuIc u0du
BY whirling once with Kelley cure?
The Old Man yesterday waged a thousand
dollars with COLONEL WALTON BUsBEE on the
election. We both bet that CLEVELAND would
be elected. In this way neither of US can lose
the money.
COLONEL POSTLEY has purchased another
rawhide whip to paddle his Dog with. The
dog now weighs one hundred pounds, and is a
Ferocious Beast.
COLONEL SAM AsHE wires us that he did not
discover America. He says that he discovered
COLUMBUS, n COLUMBUS subsequently dis
covered America.
1t will only be a few days until next fall.
Col. J. w. DOWD will deliver the speech at
the unwilling of the statue of G~ARIBALDI
which we propose to soon donate to the city.
CAPT. /. N. LINK will mak a parachute leap
tomorrow morning on the court house square.
JOE KING will furnish the music.
c. NJ. HUTCHINGS has just added another
Lean Dog to his museum, and he predicts that
quails will not be so plentiful when his dogs
get in motion.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22

THE Wilmington Messenger has put
on a new front page of type-and the
improvement is great. The Messenger
is keeping up with the procession.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-22

Happy and content is a home with The Ro-
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Catalogues, write Rochester Co. .NewYork-