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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10

Serner ~irgen6tpelbe @egenitdn6e, fpeld
5ur Seranibaultcbung ber Gurneret beitra
gen f0nnen.
9os geiftige un6 glabfomite tpur6en be:
auf1ragt, fir bte Qlnfertigung paiienbel
Sti6e unb S6rdnfe gum 9lusleeer
Der %genannten @egenitdnbc Sorot
gu tragen. BUR SQuitrtrung Be,
3unabme 6es Surnerbun6es ioipte be1
8etbetltgung BET Surner an unieren natio=
nalen Surnfeiten io1en @iirfel in 9bra;
mt02naufiteQung angeferttgt per6en. Ser
leger un0 Nutoren bon. SurniobriTten
@uropaS unb Qmerifas ioQen eriucbt hDer,
BEN, tire S6riften Der 8ebDrbe 3ur Ilts-
itelung at i~ibermeilen.
Die @tnrt9tung bes Surn1aales i'm
&inbergebdube tpur6e Dem SurnLebrer 6et
8eb0rbe iiberlaiien.
ga itb Der @eltausfelungspfab 3ur
Nbbaltung zines getitigen Gurntages nibt
%beionoers etgnet, tpur6e alf Sic @nt=
pfeblung bes getittgen @OmiteS bei6loiien,
cine getittg : gemiitbli6e Gerfammlung
in elmer Ser gr0Beren Surn6auen @btcago's
absubalten un6 5nar AM Samitag unmit=
tel6ar na9 ber Gorfiibrung 6es 8unoes7
feitpro9ramms, GIT Der iGmmtLtc6e BEL 6ie7
ler @elegenbeit in Ser Sta6t mei>
lenoen Surner etn9ela6en perben fol-
len. 9tu9 iou Elm Soupenir o6er cine
@rtnnerungSi6rift berausgegeben tper6en,
tt Ser 1te6en fiir5eren, tlrneri16en Qtufz
iGben 6as Brogramm bes Surnens altf Ser
Weltausfteuung, cine fur3e @ei6icbte 6cs
Turnerbun6es un6 beS Surnbe3irfs Gbi>
cago etc. entbalten ietn iou. Die Q[uf1
itelung zines BrogrammS fir Sen geiittgen
Surnerbuno 1ppte bic Nusfiibrung 6teler
@rinnerungSi6ri tpurben SEM getittgen
@Omite 8ur petteren 8eri9teritattung uberz
tpte1en.
lteber ben transport, Guaranteeing
u16 8erpflegung Ser bonn Surnfeit na9
Chicago itber5ufii9renben attiben Surner,
oeren 3abI auf un9efGbr 1000 gei6dbt mir6,
tpurbcn bon Dem 5uite6enoen Gontite per>
ibtebene praftticbe 8oricbLGge unterbreltet,
nel6e einittmmig gut9ebetBen pur6en.
6iernab ioQen Bic Surner auf 2 @rcuritonsz
3it9en BET @btc., so. & 81. g. unb ergtortb7
@etern>8a6n I'M Worgen bes rs. SuLt
na6 G6tcago 9ebra6t uno Elm fletner ltn11
3ug 6urb bic 6auptitraBen Der Stabt ber7
anitaltet tperben, tpprauf tie IN berett>
itebenben 3iigen poer 9annpfbOten nab
0em Nusiteaun9splaB iibergefiibrt pere
BEN, tpo barn am Nacbmittag beiielz
ben Cages Die Wtaiieniibungen pte0erz
bolt tper6en. Die 8esirfSperetne 1ollen
burcb BEN 8e3trtSoorort erfuht tper6en
fit Die @tnquartirung Ser Surner in
BEN Deri6ie0enen Surn6auen Gorge 5u
tragen. Sine bieSbe3igli6e StBung Ser
9elegaten aIer 8eretne bes 8e5irfs 3tpefs
8eratbung iiber @tnquartiru11g un6 Ser
pflegung ioa am fommenben Sonntaggta67
mittag IN Der Nurora Iurnbaae itattftnbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10

i9oiien. Ser Small oes Scbuies lodte
cine Wenge 2eute 8ur Stele, un0 ais bteie
benz SoOten bic Wtasfe abna6men, erfann9
ten ite in t6m etnen Ser 6eliebteiten iu19en
Wdnner Der Staot. 9[ucb feline BRET Sc
n%oiien, @alter Uftler, @alter GluttenOen
uno &oScOe Garr entpuppten itcb ais Qlns
gebOri9e Der beiten Samilien beS Dries,
unO NIT &iifft6t auf Oeren 9eieuibaftli3e
Steuun9 un0 BEN ltmitan6, baB ibre Saz
milien ben bon ibnen a%n9ericbteten S9aben
5a erieben Deripracben, perSicbteten bic be-
itoblc1en &aufleute auf beren gert6tltbe
Gerfolgung. Die tun9en 2eltte geitanben
Elm, Sic idrnmtliden @tnbru9soiebtable I'M
lebten Salbia6re periibt 8u baben.
2lnslano.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10
}0QrnuttQ,

9a it9 OieIe Na9a6munsen bes aBten
D.. G. Frese 81 Co.'s ,,Sam6mrger
96ee" un6 ,,Sam6mrser 2sfrafer'' i'm
Otarfte %beftnben, fiblt itb Der l1nter3ei3e
nete ~pcranIaBt, baS Bubltfum aus6riidlt9
barauf aufmerfiam gu macben, baB ieOes
gadet bes d9ten j.. G. Frese & Co.'s
,,Sam6nrser G6ee'' un6 ,,San6mrser
Spfafer'' Oteie S6ub7M arte:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10
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OFFICE; eUnnnlpnrt Ans. aatn 49, Sff''
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 4is1S~o
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

,-lle Raleigh OF
me Wilmington Messenger says !:
Mr. Washington Duke, Of Durham,
has contracted tor the building OF ,
mau-oleum at b cemetery there,
with space for forty bodies. |, is 10
ost s29, $50. The material is gran.
lite, with lining of marble, tiled
floor, stained glass windows and
bronze doors. Il will be far the
handsomest in North Carolina.
North Carolina granite is to De
used, and the design Of the maoso.
ieum is particularly fine"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

s eE t6la-~ Tl'ke q! Cto,h, -
cents Ier ka.d, at \ Harms, Js's
y! Kinds IT produce. excep,
IrontIsss II pay. ,aGcn 81 the Book
Store.
Ii YOU smoke you vii find jus.
the pii.e wanted a, the Hili-boro
Book store.
When 10 town always call a,
Book Store. You will find ome
Thing rev every time.
--Brain-~orkers keep their heats
clear aud bowels open. Take San.
o Liver Regulator.
Don't forget the beautiful line
Of J {. Blsir's Writing Tablets, a.
the lIiIlsboro Book Store.
You save - per cert. BY buy
ing Your school books q, the only
Book Sore in Orange county.
Simmons Liver Regulator is the
foe Of ma.aria-l, throws off the bile
and prevents It's accumu'a,ing.
Something nice in Gents Percal
Shirts. Price reduced from Si.25
10 20 ceu,s. a, j. \. Harris, Jr's.
bring IN yonr second band
school books. All kinds, nou IN use,
wanted at he lIi.lsboro Book Store.
MEMS Pants-tormer prices
81 90 and s225-present prices
sl.25 aud $3.50, at J. a. Harris, Jr's.
DO you pa:ronize the Hillsboro
Book Store: II not, why not?
tbs the ottiy Book Sore in Orange
scounty and ashs yohr patronage.
-JoLnson's Orienta! Soap is the
most delicate facial soap tor ladies'
use in existence. Sold by John Y.
MacRae, Druggist, Raleigh, NC.
County merchants can buy
goods Of Us as cheap as they can
purchase anywhere, Call and ex-
anime the goods, at j. \. Harris,
Jrs.
"A dollar saved is a dollar
made" SO say those who buy of the
Illllsboro Book Store and of n. w.
Brown & Co. Do you save your
dollars?
Long nights are at hand and
you will want a good newspaper.
Call at the Book Store and sub.
scribe, for you will sare money by
SO doing.
Have YOU tried Physicians and
=. Surgeons Soap? This Soap is sold
only by the IIillshoro Book Store
and n. w. Brown & Co., Ia Orange
county. Try 1t NICE.
Itch on human, mango OF
horses, dogs and all stock, cured i,
$50 minutes by Wooitord's SANITARY
Lotion. Sold by W. \. Hayes
I Druggist, IIlllsboro, \. {.
: -Johnson's Magnetic Oil cures
: all pain aud it will never retur
again. Internal aud external TO
man and beast. Sold by Johu y
: Mackae, Druggist, Raleigh, \. {.
-Constipa,ion and ck-he.1ach
permanently cured, ard plies pre-
! vented by japanese Liver Pellets
especially adapted to children's use
For sac by John Y. MacRae, Drug
/. gist, Raleigh, \. {.
: Children often wake in III
night with a burning fever, and tn
parent is at a loss to divine tn
cause. Worms! Worm>! are q
work. A dose of Shrine.s Indie
:. Nermlfuge is the only remedy. 10
sale by w. \. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
HuI"- adopted by the
North Carolina Press
~%OG.iItiOn.

Ile-1ip ot got i,-- thau'flve cent
t.- .Io "l.l be charged tor cards Of
resolution, OF respect" and
ay poetry alSo for obituary no
cher Than those which the editor
+ ,u--ii hall gave u a matter Of news.
81 ti - nt church and society and all
~ .r entertainments from which rrye-
10 n. derived viii be charged Tor
III rate 81 five cents Il line.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

n I : /
BY virtue Of a decree " the Superior
Court OF Orange County. made III The
ease OF :. j. Hal. Administrator 81
David Gordon. against the neir>-at-la"
OF the sail Gordon. | Will ~-tl II the
court hou>e door in IIill>poro, on
FRIDAY. NOV. l1th. 1888.
the following described lan,4 hclon@in.
to the estate OF the said David Gordon,
iii the County Of Orange. IN Cedar
Grove township. on the waters OF LITTLE
River. a%uininiu, the Lands Of j.. W.
Hawkins. ". II. Anderson atnl others.
continuing ~~eventv-Fivc .trfr>. more
or less. ~nhi.rt to the widows 1nVt..
Terms ot sale: Ou"-th;fl IL cs~i.
AMI tie balance i'll SIX months. llf!c
reserved until the purchase money i
fully p,il.
This 10Th day of Oct. 1855.
:. !. HAIL,
Administrator anal Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

-Mrs. VI. l.. Taylor has en- ele-
gan, line of Fall and Winter Mil
iincry aud trimmings in al! the la,es,
styles and shades, which are calcu.
lated when made up TO make the
ladies' look their sweetest. The la
dies are cordially invited 10 call arid
examine the goods and place their
orders. All orders by mail will re-
ceIve prompt attention.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
ptrE. OF

,sgerti-emcnt- will be inserted for
0tl.,r square zone lnch) for the first
!. a.tg cent iorcach Subsequent pub
oou.eyt- for advertising tor and
-...au. 'ime may be made at the office
4s ~OEotKvkR, OF By correspond
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
MAJOR JoHS w. GRAHAMs Hos
BURNED TO THE GRoCSD.

MAJOR JONI w. GRAnAMs lI0v1E
BURNED To THE GROUND.
The residence of Major Joi1 W:
Graham was burned 10 The ground
on the night OF Oct. 19lb, abou, !
o'clock. The fire spread so rapidly
,ha, only a few pieces OF furniture
and some clothing was saved, and
there was nc Insurance on either tue
house or its contents. The loss mus.
be somewhere Gear $4,000
Sometime during the day some
papers. had been burned in the upper
sorry aud it is thought tha, the house
caught from the FIRE in one Of the
rooms.
As soon as the people got TO the
fire, they went to work like heroes
and saved all they could.
\, the time Of the. FIRE. Major
Graham was in Washington Guy,
and bis soDs, Paul, George and VII
liam were at Raleigh. Joe was at
Fairn,osh. Mrs. Graham aud child,
and Miss Isabella and her sister,
l,tlle Miss Annie, we're the only
members of the family 8, home.
+ Major Graham's friends here sud
everywhere sympathize with bum
ever his heavy loss.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
T. l. HASSELL, j. N.

DR.. Wm. Strulwlck haa been
lex tor several aay-. We nope he
vii soon be well.
When o come to Court rcxl
seek, cal and pay Us at lcast a lart
Il wat you owe. We will anpre
cate it.
-.ndgc Hugh l.. Honl, IL Bait
more, is dead. He was a Judge nt
,hc t. ;. Circuit Court, snd was
nell known II this State.
-Rrv j. J.. Cnrr,e will preach AZ
Elm Grove school house near Jesse
Goes store, on sunday. Oct. 2o9th,
ia. II a m. Pubic invited
We clil attention 70 the adver-
L. went Of tie New York Press
he Press is . i%ea'ling H~rpuhlic...
paper, aLd i first class newspaper IN
every respect. See advertisements.
-'fhc North Carolina Anuual
CGufefcac. Of the VI. f. Chnrch
South, Viii owen at the Eta,
street Methodist church IN WI
mngtnn, on "Wednesday, Dec 9th
-Duung the funeral services of
Erv. w. +. Wilhelm, Thursday, all
places OF business were closed. The
laotea was filed with people from
eonu aud country who assembled TO
lly ,hcir last respects TO enc whom
We al loved.
MIR. Edmund Surud~ick, of
-[orto,k, Va, is here visiting bis
parents. W. are glad to learn that
~ has almost entirely recovered
iiam III, recent sickness, and hope
.ltt lie viii soon be restored TO his
.,ual good heath.
bed. near New Hope church
on tn" 3Qth OF sept. David Craig, in
tac >lth year Of his age. Mr.. Craig
VAS for many years a prouIiIen,
Elder Of New Hope church. II,
Vas an excellent man. He leaves &
ilrse number OF relatives.
The Grand Lodge of Masons o
N"f,h Caro!laa by special uvitatio,
VII assemble in Wilmington n i,
ln,th annual communicative at I 81
, III on the frs, Tuesday in Jan
nary, 1894, III honor ot the cenlenuia
8. St Johns Iotce No l..
= Mps>rs y. Il. Bnrch e Bro. o
tf1alcl llll, made an assignment
on Thursday, Ocl l9th, Charles w
John-i"l assignee. Assets $4,000
liabilities S-.@oG They made a in'
Surrender al AL ihey had. not havin
osen retained the homestead. wh,c
was SLOWED them by law.
-The l1:th Manual Conterenc
81 the Ittfi D>.rc; OF til. loun
Mems thtt>t ~ Association Of tn
safe, vii be }e.l 4; ~llrna,rsot
E11iay, November 81, 10 >unia,
November 9th inclusive. Tie d.
t.v; embraces tie counties Of q
sc. Daiinm, Granville, Nanc,
4nr, fArkiln. Warren. ua1lta
I'D l'"f>pn \ letter received ire,
III ! II lto~,l.cr, General Seer,
Wy says that al. WHO a,,end vi
- tnisttaitcd IN tie homes OF Il
t'tI,4s lice OF cost.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
CTATE OF NORTH CAKOLINA,}
ORANGE toCNIY. !
Superior Court, Oct. IS, 1893.
Robert Wenlenburg.
-iqdinst
Clalliu> W. Brown.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In this case ii pnelr> 10 The Court
BY the return OF the sheriff OF Orange
County flied in this office. and the a!ii-
,iavit ot the Plaintiff herewith filed,
that the plaintiff has obtained judy
rnent against the Defendant tor the
sum OF 5000, aud that mor than
three years has elapsed since execution
ha, been issued thereon. and that De-
tcudant Is IA NONRESIDENT OF the state OF
North Carolina. 3 l. i the efure on moi
ton ordered that publication BE- made
in the ORANGE COUNTY OBSERVER Il
newspaper published IN Orange Coun-
~. for six successive weeks. notifying
the Defendant 10 be and appear before
the Clerk OF the Superior Court OF Or
ange County on the 9Th day of Dec.
1898. and show cause. il any he has
why execution shall not issue against
him In the above entitled cause.
). NJ. GATTIS.
Clerk Of Superior Court.
Per II. l.. PARISH. ptpnty.
This order is signed By the taid II. l.
Parish. Deputy tierk, under chap. Isl
Arts of General Assembly 81 l>a3.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

If you feel weak and all worn out
take Stockton's An,iseptic. It will
cure You. For sale BY +. \. Rose.
mond, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

a.. yr4r.to BE paid in advance. $l.U
- months. SOC
Nqr-e months. 2lc
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

j. lTracT SEPTEMBER "a, 1893.
Tram No. 9, Mail, going West,
.ntvc- At lIill-hofo at SO p. IN.
Tram 80. 10, Mall, going East,
lrfises at I~ii!lsboro at S.57 a. III.
Tram No. II, tmixcd, passengers
ard frcight) going West, arrives at
H. i-tporo AZ 3 I a. IN
Train No II, (mixcd, passengers
and freight going East, arrives at
!Ili-buro AT 23s a. M.
Tram No. 81, Local Freight, 90
ill.,. East, arrives at IIillsboro a,
- 10 departs 10 80 a. IN.
Tram 30. 90, Local Freight, 90
10 West, arrives a, IIilloboto at
l2l1 p. IN. departs at l255 p. III.
j. e.. COOLEY, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

Editor Grunge County Observer:
The following to the Editor from
Major Graham explains itself
wish you to state in justice to
the servants that there is no reason
to suppose that the destruction OF
my house by fire was caused by a
servan, overturning a lamp Except
that the fire was accidental, | have
formed no conclusion to It's origin.
To all who endeavored to save the
furniture, both white and colored, |
return my thanks, and the many
kindnesses and expressions Of sym
pa'hy received both by myself and
Mrs. Graham aud other members OF
the family, are warmly appreciated
Yours truly,
JOHN w. GRAHAM.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

OEGAS FOR SALE.
A good second hand organ can be
bought cheap, low down, by apply
ing at tins Office,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
NTORrGA AGE SALE OF LAND.

By virtue OF L mortgage deed eSect-
TED 10 me bv= James :. Turner and
Grizzic \. Turner. his wife snd re-
corded in the Registers office OF Or
auEe County. in Book G. page 50.
Wl.i sell ii public auction 10 he high
- bidder tor cash al the court house
loor in lilll>boro on Saturday. Nnv. II.
l>13. u tract Of Land in t,da! Grove
township. on the waters OF Little
River. adjoining the lands OF the ATE
Wtn. Ii. Jordan. A.. ". Breeze and
o,her>. and containing Eishty-one ana
one-liaii Acres. more or les.
Sale i made to SATISFY mortgage aud
~ paV costs.
his llth day OF Oct. 1~t5.
WV. l.. WOODS. Guardian.
Norisa.cc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WV ~ EN- 1tCEAh L. ~ lS,
SPECIAL.
An ~ TO date newspaper and'the great
est and latest achievement in
picture printing.
! AN UNEQUALLED OFFER!
The New York Press,
\ NATIONAL NEWSPAPER.
Opinions Of Leading Men aud Repre-
sentative Newspapers.
Ex-PKEsIpENr HARRISON Says:
TIE pnE>S has done Invaluable work
~ Il Republican newspaper. | wish
there were more papers like it.
| can get more news ont of THE
Press in 1t shorter time than out OF
amy other American newspaper.
". II. II. MILLER,
Attorney General L. ).
April, 1898.
Whether considered rs newspaper
or a fearless exponent Of Republican
principles, TIE PRESS j. in the front
iItnN OF American journalism.
Hon. TliO>. II. CARTER,
Chairluan Republican Nat. Com.
| congratulate The PRESS upon It
success. II commands the respect OF
it opponents.
Hon. WIN. +. UARRITY.
Chairman Dem. Nat. Com.
THE NEW YORK sun SAYS:
Tie Press has steadily made prog.
re>> IN -ulliiiy aud value as il news
paper. -
Tie PRESS j. the aflc>t champion o
the party. BOSTON JOtRNAB.
The leading o%ne-ccnt daily newspa
p"r Of the United States.
EDCiI ESTER DEMOC RAT AND
CHRONICLE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
SOVEREIGN.

Humphreys Specifics cure with
out crusgiug, purging or reducing
the system, and are in fact and in
deed the sovereign remedies OF the
world.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
special

For Sl.3o we Will mail regularly to
Your address The DAILY aud SUNDAY.
iltE~~ 10 January |. 1891. and furnish
Artist Proof Portrait of yourself or
j friend l.N2l inches. with frame and
glass rnnpicj". Portrait readily sells
IN leading picture stores Tor 500. Fill
out coup ~ below.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

Baskets. I}aSl<rtS..
All kinds, styles ard sizes, at th,
Book Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
To THE NEW YORK PRESS.
POTTER BUILDING.
\EAr AIApL GI1NN

~ Y 1VINN VI I Il
Enclosed find $l.50 aud Photograph.
Enter my subscription TO January III.
1891, and send Artist Proof Portrait
with frame and glass complete. Return
Photographic.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

6 II N. C..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.}
y ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court, Oct. IG, 1898.

w. A. Boon. Administrator IL b0Lis
q. Warren,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-10-28

Administrator AMI Commissioner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28

Vermillion has presistently prosecuted
all saloons starting up within her limits,
but has now struck a snag in the Mis-.
souri, river. Previous to the great flood
OF 1881 the main channel Of the Missouri
was on the north side OF the bottom
land, but the destructive freshet of tina,
spring moved the channel close under
the bluffs on the Nebraska side. But
the boundary line between the two
states had been fixed many years before
as "the main channel of the Missouri
river" Now a fellow by the name Of
Washburn has established a saloon
where the old river bed was, but beyond
the "meandered line'' and claims to be
out side of the state. In attempting to
close up his business a fine legal point
has arisen which will give rise to a long
contest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28

Pierre Capital, %: DIR. D.. W. Robin
son, president of the state board of
health, informs us that q conference OF
the state boards OF health OF Minnesota,
South Dakota, North Dakota and Mani
toba has been called to meet at Winnis
peg at some date in the AL future
The object OF the conference is to agree
upon some plan to more effectually re-
sist the probable invasion of cholera in
the northwest should that disease make
it's way to the United States during the
coming summer. Small pox has also
made its appearance In Manitoba. DIR.
Robinson also informs us that the board
OF health of our state will advise vaccina-
ton. This is something that should in
terest all, since most of the young PEG.
pie OF the state, especially the school
children, have never beensvacclnated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28
The Great Naval Pageant at New
York All but Spoiled by the
Weather.
A Heavy Downpour Made Both Spec.
tatOrs and Participants I'm.
comfortable.
Except Slight Postponement, How
ever, the Programme Was Car.
ried Out.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Al New York
awoke to find q steady downpour of rain
ushering in the day of the great naval
pageant. A chilly northeast wind
added to the discomfort. and some
hundred thousand people who had ar
ranged to view the grandest marine
spectacle ever presented in American
waters, If not in the world, were disap-
pointed. Although it was a legal holt
day in town the early morning crowds
on the elevated trains and surface cars,
with the crowds that poured into the
city from the ferries and across the
bridge, did not look like holiday
crowds. The rain did not keep them
all al home, however. There was q
steady stream toward the North river
all the morning, and the hundreds
of excursion boats, steam yachts,
tugs and other craft, which has
been pressed into service were filed up
with sightseers. who were not kept at
home by Farmer Dunn's d~isgraceful
weather. Their patriotism and enthusi-
asm carried them through the wet.
Other crowds who sought places along
the docks, On tops of buildings, and at
Riverside park, plodded through mud
and stood in pools of water with UNI
brellas and mackintoshes, keeping out a
portion of the wet. The weather bu-
reau got many ~imprecations from the
shore and on the water.
Great Disappointment
There was great disappointment on
the squadrons anchored below the pail
sades. The crack ships Of 10 nations,
drawn together at the invitation Of the
United States to commemorate
the 400th anniversary Of the dis
covery of America, had been put in
readiness for their part of the celebra-
ton. Their hulls had been painted,
their decks holystoned, their brass
work polished until it shone, and their
guns had been cleared for far different
work than their makers intended-the
cementing of peaceful relations instead
of the havoc of war.
The rain drenched the decks and rig
ging and hung in pearly drops from the
brass work. Dress uniforms were
abandoned for storm coats and the jack
tars instead Of being in holiday rig were
in every day attire.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28

What a record! And one to be proud
of! The old and reliable Press and Da-
kotan, of Yankton, passed its nineteenth
milestone on the 26th inst. 1t seems
hardly possible in Dakota history, and
yet it has been a faithful chronicler OF
territorial and state progress, all the
time keeping pace with that rapid prog.
ress itself, being most OF the time under
the same management. May it prosper
for a thousand years yet to come.