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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18
a 8.

- Sen 0ictoria purbe Der farbige
6ubrmann 2ouis @beeIan, mdbrenb
er nit ieinen apei fleinen &inbern i'm
Bette lag, eridoFtn. Man bat spet
Setter in Der Ndbe feines 9auies geies
ben, tpeI6e bic Shat periibt baben folz
len. 9ie Grmorbung WbeeIans foa
angebIi6 nit Der 8ranbitiftung i'm
3uiammenbang fteben, BON Der bereits
beri6tei :purbe.
= Sn GlmoDb, etpa Is Meilen
norb6tli9 BON 8onbam, eri6oB Sim
Wbite ieinen S9mager Sr. Nbel.
Wbite bat ii6 benz SHERIFF ausgeliefert
unb ioQ ertldrt baben, baB er ii9 in
8eaus auf feline Shat re6tfertigen
tonne.
Ser er1t Dor Sturgeon aug benz
.3u6tbaufe entlaHene. 9eser gilbert
Grabbed murbe in Der 9tdbe BON Nuftin
unter Der Nntlage bes @inbru6S unb
ber Notbau9t perbaftet. st tpuroe ios
fort ben @roBsef6worenen ibermieien.
- SIN @leburne iinb bic @tSfabrit
unb bas &aItlagerbaus abgebrannt.
= Ser 3~olfoleftor @ebfter Glas
naaan in 81 paio 1T pon Der fOberas
len @ranb Surp in @nflageauitanb
perlebt worben, neil er eiae Nn5abl
SGafe fiber bic @renae gelaRen bat,
obne ben porf6riftsmdBigen SOL gu
erbeben.
= Gus Grodett unb Mortbam tDers
ben sSr6fe beri6tpt, mel6e benz Wa6sz
tbum Der YHan3en Elm 3ieI geieBt
baben.
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8pei iiberfaute Rerufanrten.

@s gibt 3tpei probufte in Hmerifa,
bic tets i'm uebermaBe porbanben
Fnb: -@lerfS unb 8u9balter. 3aus
ierbe oerielben Derlafen idbrli1 uns
fere 9anbelsi9ulen, 3aHfen1e berfeIs
ben bilben fi6 bonn 2aufburf9eu ober
yabeniungen gum @lert ober 8u9balz
ter beran. 9unbsrte beantmorten iebe
Nadfrage um 0ilfe In ben 3eitungeu,
suie Gienen I'm elm 9onigfaB f9mGrs
men. Sie meiittr biefer 8m9balter
unb @lert8 erbalten nur mittelmdBiqen
Hohr, neil bic a0au ftarte goncurreua
bic 26bne berunter gebriidt bat. Sress
benz beuten fe ni1t baran, fif cine
anbere Bef9dftisuns gu iu6en, porin
he @~elegeubeit baben piirben, ibre
Jdbigteiten au priifen. Sc gibt aus
3wei ober brei Griinben at piele glerfs
unb Gu9baIter, bauptid4li6 aber
besbalb, neil Der amerifanil6e anabe
NIT Geringi6dBung auf Elm 6anbwert
ober ben Nderbau berabbIift. 9ie ir>
rige Nni6t, baB Elm gut getleibeter
@lert better iei als elm 9~anbmerfer, lit
letoer cine iebr berbreitete. Sn ueits
aus ben meiifen Gdaen aber perbient
Der 0anbwerfer me5r uub 1T unab;
bdngiger mie elm glert. Oiefe uebers
fiiQung fann bios i9dbli9 auf ben
NaGwu9S wirfen, infem fie bic 06bne
berabbrtidt unb bic Gage zines @lerfs
nod f9Ie9ter aIs bic zines gew0bnlis
den Sagel6bners ma9t, mdbrenb feline
4rbeit melt anftrensenber nnb aufreis
benSer 1T. SingIinge, bic i'm 8egriff
tieben. f6 ibreu 2~ebensberuf gu wdbs
leu, folten biefe 9batia6e wobl in
Betra9t 3ieben. Sc tit melt better Elm
tti9tiger 6anbwerter 3u iein ais elm
f6le6t bei0lbeter glert ober 8u6flbs
rer. Der iid Sag fhf Sag binter iei>
mem G6reibpult Dber 2abentif6 abe
muB unb BET al ieiner Mab
saum .MuSfi9t bat, auf eineu griinen
3u tOmmeu.
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6 I 8.
Ser Gpurt bausbau.

SAB benz gountp nit benz tteueu
@ourtbaus elm elephant aufgebelf
tuprben 1T unb omar tein %fleiner, er.
theint ieBt f6on cine au8gema6te
Sa9e 81 fem. unb cine Grage lit es,
ME fur bas @ebdube beaablt tuer.
ben fDl.
Die Rontraftoren Suaa1 & @r6aer
baben nit benz gountn einen @outrafi
BON $4,000 absef6loHen fir bic
M~usfablung bes &obbanes, aIio fur
bic 1adten Wdnbe. Bon biefer Summe
baben he runb $4,000 bereits erbalz
ten, lie betommen alto nod $3.50, 600.
Sn Der GpuntDta6e befinben\ fi1 fir
ben 3med rnub $50, 1000, unb an
Bombs iolen abermals $115, 900 aus,
gegeben merben, ma9t aufammet
$l65,000 rei6t alio ni6t bin. bic
2ontrattoren 5u befriebigen.
Nun feblt nod am @ebdube bic
gauge innere Gertisftellung: Sretpen,
Jenfter, 9ol5arbeiten an ben Wdnbe1,
Sbiiren, 9ei3s unb yeleu9tungsappa>
rate uub Dieles anbere, mas nod eine
nal, nit M6beln &C., bic Summe BON
$250,000 Derf9linget1 biirfte. Wp 6ies
tss Gelb bertommen foQ, pi1en bic
@6tter.
Mittlermeile merben aber aud i1pn
gTtrasM rbeiten notbpenbig. So ers
giebt es fiG, baB bic g6gen, tDel9e bic
groBen @dulen tragen foaen, an
f6ma9 finb unb bon innen berfdrft
tDerben miifen, mas D~orIdufig nit
ettua $3.50 Deranf6lagt worben lit.
Der febr lobensmertbe NorlAlaq,
baB Der Nr6iteft fiir bieie Mrbeit be-
5ablt, TT in Der Sibung Der @ountps
Rommihdre pom Sienfas in Wiebers
errpdgung ge5ogen unb es lit bel1lois
len tporben, bariiber elm @1iebsgeri6t
ein5uieBen. Mau abut i9on, ME bic
@e16i1te perlaufen mirb.
IS ergiebt fi9 ferner, baB Der ges
mert, Der 5wif6en ben Steinlagen 1T,
tn ben Stein bineinbringt unb biefen
eatfdrbt. Nu9, nm bies 3u permeiben,
iolen ~befOnbere Musgaben gemadt
iperben.
Rad IIem, mas man borausfehen
fam, wirb bas neue @onrtbaus aIio
i1tdbt rur ein GROCER, iOnbern aud elm
tbeurer glepbant.
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California : @etne.

Weinliebbaber finben ein groBes 2a>
ger BON feinen California @einen bel
9errn s. S. Weper am Nlamoz
Bla5a. 9err Meper fu6t bie Meine
at Ort unb STEELE aus uub tauft brett
aug Dem Seller Der Wein5ii9ter. MIs
gntem &enner gelinst es Inn Itets, bic
Sorten aussumd6len. @r fann
1eine &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
g1te1 Sropfen perleben. Notbz urb
Wetb Weine in por3iigli9er Qnalitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per Gaaone - fret
tns 9aus geltefert.
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MuerGet.

= 9as finan3ieGe @rgebniB 6es
GDlfsfe1tes NOR nt9t berart, pie es
mad Dem @tarten Belu6e Der beieen
aonserte i'm Central : @arten bdtte err
tparfet merben ionen. Sn Der lebten
@eriammlung Der 8olfsfet : 8eieue
I6aft purbe feitgeitelt, baB elm Deficit
i'm 8etrage BON $500 %bprbanhen 1T.
DaKelbe mirb aber bermutbli9 aud
nod bur9 bic Subifriptionen gebedt
tperben, bic bisber nod ni6t colectirt
porben finb.
= @bitb 9arlanb. cine Brofituirte,
bic ppr ein paar Monaten perbaftet
tpurbe, neil le ben Mulitlebrer Bar
bour nit einem &clirmeKer libel qua
geri6tet bate, 1T iebt aus Der 9aft
entlaHen porben, na6bem bic @ranbs
Surp es abgelebnt bate, cine Iutlage
gegen iie gu erbeben.
= Sn benz Singeltangel rSeda
Union" nurse Elm Sran3oie BON Dem
profeifipnelen Spieler See Cotton,
nit benz er in Streit geratben mar,
bur9 mebrere MeRerti6e i6wer berz
leBt. See Cotton 1T gefloben, er mirb
ieDo6 Derfolgt, Inn pegen Worbz
angrifs prOceiftrt gu perben.
= 9ie @raab SurD bat gegen grz
THUR 2angpe1 bic Outage bes Morb>
periu@s erboben un6 gegen 9enrp
S6uba6 amei Nnflagen pegen I9mez
rem 8etruges.
= Gin bebentli6es 3ei9en Der 3eit
lit es, baB Der @itps Glert mdbrenb Der
lebten bret Sage ni6t einen ein3igen
8auerlaubniBi6ein aus5uftelen bate.
= Ser 8eetbopen>M dnner6or bdlt
am Samftag Nbenb feline erfte Nbenb>
unterbaltuug our gr0fnung Der 9ais
fon ab. Gin rei6baltiges Programm
1T fir bieielbe aufgeiteQt mOrben.
= Sn benz &0nigbeim' Morbz
faae uurbe iebt Der Snquef abaebalz
ten, obne iebo6 ettDas meientli9 Neues
su ergeben. 9as ger6ltt bes Gsroz
ners Iautete: rgrmorbet bur6 bic
0an6 zines unbefannten." 8erbaf=
tungen iinb ni6t borAenommen tpor>
ben. &5nigbeims 2eben mar fur
1874, 500 in bier beri9iebenen @efelz
l6aften perli6ert unb es beiBt, baB
bieie @eieli6aften gesen bic Nusaabz
lung Der prdmien proteitiren moqen.
= @inbre6er brangen in ben 2aben
bon WiliDn & &ote an Der @de BON
Soleoobz unb We1 # : 9%outon @traBe
unb tablen cine Nn3abl &ilten nit
prdIerpen. Sabad unb @isarren.
= Wdbrenb Der 3eit bonn l. Sep
TENDER bis gum Is. Oftober purben
1888 8alen 8aumwo0e per 8abn
mad San Nntonio gebra9t unb 5417
Baaen wur6en per gaba bon bier
fprtgeianbt.
: g.. .. 9auier & Sobn, gigenz
Der Suniet Nurierp, SO. 1920
>@ommeree>S traBe. empfeblen fi9
CUR Nnfertigung BON Bouquets, 9efo>
ration BON Sdlen &c. Sic baben 1tets
gum 8erfauf cine f66ne NusmabI BON
8lumen, 3opfpflan3en unb 3iertrdus
6ern unb fibren ale tn ibr Sad f6las
Irbeiten prompt aus.
= 0err s. s. MiQer, Der dltete
SObn unieres Sreunbes 6. $. Mils
Ter, bate Das MiBgei9id, ftd beim
Oefnen elmer Glaf9e nit fiiigsm
9eim cine tiefe 56nittpunbe in Der
9anb su5u3ieben.
= SIN @roBen O~pernbauie gelangt
morgen unb tibermorgen Mbenb unb in
elmer Matinee bic @eiangs : pDKe
y@raf @aspar" CUR N%ufibrung. Gbas.
@liS, Der befannte S9auipieler
unb @eiangs : &omiter, fommt In bie=
fem Stiide in ieiner @lan3 : &o0e our
@eltung.
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9ie 2(usfteaums lit 9alas.

9ie International : gabn berfauft
&unbreiiebilete mad 9aaas CUR Seras
Stats. Sair unb Dallas : Expedition
Dom l3. bis 20. Sftober inclufipe =
&iffabrt ant 80. Oftober = 81 btbeus
tenb berabgeiebten Staten. Mese1
Der Breiie, 3eit unb 3ige fragt ben
nd6ften Sidet Ngenten ober penbet
gu6 an
8. s. price, q, 8. s. u.
paleitine, 9eras.
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s9ufs' palnea : @arteu 1T Der

S9Dl5' Yalnea : @arten lit BET
SammelplaB Der 9euti9en BON San
4ntonto nit ibren 6amilien. Sic re-
9elmdBigen Nbenb Srei : &onaerte an
pier Nbenben in ber Wo6e linb 1tets
5ablret9 beiu6t un6 e%rfreuen 1i9 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
nrb Wbisfeps unb ale3eit teaerfrif@ea
Bier, iotpie bic beiten G%igarren.
Die Ge # auration liefert ale
SelitateHen Der Saiion. Nufern,
glide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
Sd9liG altsgeaet6neter mariner 2un6.
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Sic lette @eleaenbeit

bic Nusfteaung au befu9en. Die Sn=
teruational> @iienbabn mirb cine State
at ungefdbr einem Sent bic Meile fur
bic &unbreiie mad st. Souls un6
gbicago MAIDEN.
Biaette tperben bonn Is. Big 3nm25.
Sftober gum 8erfauf auS9eitelt unb
iinb big gum Is. Nepember fur bic
&iidreiie 9iiltig.
Wegen bes Ndberer penbe man fiji
an ben nd9fen Nsenten bieier @es
ieaf6aft.
.. s. grice,
a.. 8. g. a., Yatefine, Ser.
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9ie mobernite 8ro6e 1T ieBt elm
&dfer aus einem braunen Opal; bic
&inge bes Sbieres linb nit tleiaen
@ubinen, Smarasben unb Oiamanten
beiebt.
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gooleD's Gesifter, Mo. % MlamO
yla5a bat einen &uf fir suten alien
Wbtsfep, bic beiten gemif9ten Sc
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge5ei6nete
tmportirte nn6 einbeimii9e Gigarren
unb tetS frif6es Bier. 9er @igentba>
mer, Soc Cooley, bertebt fein @ei9dft.
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Nc. 90 siebt auRerprSentli6.

0a li6 cine ungebeure Na6fraee
ila3 unieren 95 Gents @6uben oller
Nrt gelteno ma6t, 10 baben mir be-
t6lohen, nit Dem 8erfauf berielben
big auf nnbefimmte 3eit fortsufabren.
CINDERELLA Sdbmbs 4alait.
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9oouebiae, Mo.-S6 lit an BEN
beftigfen neuraIeifdeu S9mer3eu i'm
2opfe, fogar meme Nugen wurben anz
aeerifen. Die erfte Nnmenbung bon
81. Satobs.OeI braGte fOfortige 8efs
ferung.-1. M. @larf.
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Rnalens Mrntea ealhe.

Dts befe Galbs Der SDeIt fay G&nttte, nuetfaun.
sen, 0ei@uhre, Ftebers unb 4auts ausf&Ias, 5Ie&ten,
eelpruneene 9anbe, ErrfbeuIen unb ane S0uttranfs
Astten; turtrt 9dmorrbotben pber teine Gesatluns.
Bbatgs 8ufrtebenbett saranttrt pber bas @eI6 wtFb
DnraGeyRastet. Is Geute BITE G@aGteI. 3nn Nertdui
g aIsn Mputbefen. GhSIpt Dretb, Gbsmpfpn & Co.,
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Nsir nfferirem br;aaate Welesems
bcttsfdnfe lit Steioerfoffen, geiz
oen'uaarem, 9amen : @iitem, 8lam-
tets, Snabem zstn5iisen, gdnbem>
Serrem > Spiletie 9lrtifelm, Geppis
den, Mattem, @urbangem, @laceez
banoibnbem uub gtramefpaarem.
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0(Sir erlauben urs benz seebrten 4ublifum
~ nnb beionbers Der Samentpelt arsa
aeisen, bab mir aaes aufsebrten baben, I'm
Sas egqniiiteite 8~aarenlaser bi~erbes;uIsse1.
Dte MpSe.G entren Der 8eIt finb seplanbert
t%porSen, nm etne Mustsabl at @tanbe ,u
brltsen, bic in ibrer @roBartigteit ni9t ibers
boten tperben fam.
Die beften europdifden unb a~mertfanii&en
Sabrifanten baben uniere Oamenbiite, RIei,
%oerftoffe, Scipenfpaaren, Mdntel &c. eeIiefer..
llniere 9eppide. gorbdnse, Matten, Ora.
perien iinb bon prientali16cr S65nbeit.
gae nriers Gepartements ftnb braitanSis
oussetattst nit ben biitidefteA unb mpberns
item Nrtifeln.
N. b. 9tmdb infer 8leibermnd1er 9etar.
temsnt, eine Der tuifbttaffem albtbeiInneen mn.
ieres @efhaftes. TIT ipteoer er5ffnet iuptDen
unn itebt mnter Der fiinitlertfben Qcitt,ae Der
Madam &atier, friiber in 4emher iuobnbaft.
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Sppa'S 4iGsit ftno Die beien 1ad. atf6 NH.
len fOrbern bic 9eroauuns. beilen Wiordne,
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WILL NOT BE CLOSED
The Gates Still Open to Corl ign
immigration,
And the Indications Are That They Will
Remain So.
INTERESTING DEBATE
Hr Chandler Makes Some Sensational
Charges Which Create Much
Excitement.

WAsH1NGToN, jan. 10-[Special i
The prediction Of Senator Dubois, as
published iu these dispatches, that there
euld he no legislation during the re-
maiudrr of his session affecting immi
ration, ani that the bill upon the sub
ject finally adopted woul simply au-
thoriZe the president to suspend immi-
grafton at his discretion, was partly yeri-
fed by a recent debate in the senate. The
great disparity of views entertained by
the various senators would seem to indi.
cate that it would be almost impossible
for them to agree on any measure radi-
cally affecting immigration. Every sena-
tor who spoke has either some favorite
remedy of his own or, like Mr. Mill, was
entirely opposed to any legislation on the
subject.
The subject first came up in the senate
to-day when Senator Hills resolution
was adopted with some verbal amend
ments requesting the state department
to inform the senate whether any of the
proposed immigration measures now be
fore the senate interfered with existing
treaty stipulations. Senator Hill has on
frequent occasions shown his opposition
to any effective suspension of immigra'
zion and the purpose of his resolution is
believed to be his knowledge that nc
sweeping immigration law, such as those
now proposed and before congress can
be passed without violating the treats
with a number of European nations
Mr. Hills lea4 purpose is believed to De
10 prevent any interfei nee with the
rich pickings now at the disposal of the
local New York quarantine by super
seding the authority of TammanY by 6
national quarantine. The most interest
ing outcome of to-dsy's discussion was
the colloquy between Senators Vest and
Chandler as 10 the imminent danger oi
the importation of cholera. Mr.. Vest
quoted DR. Hamilton as saying that such
danger exists while Mr. Chandler seem.
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FR0ZE TO DEATH |!
A Negro Woman Is Found Dead This
Morning.
Nnch Suffering Reported Among the
Poor Of the City.
Mr. W II. ROGERS CITES A CASE
People Who Come and Go-Brief Brevi-
ties Of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

An old colored man giving his name
IS Blake was around this morning with
apetiion asking money to bury a woman
who troze to death last night.
The woman lived in the house with
lOOie Walker, near Smoky Hollow, and
'Foze, il is claimed, for want of fuel and
clothing to protect her against the ex-
IRENE severity Of the weather
Later in the day the man applied to
" Johnson for county aid, stating that
he found it impossible to raise the money
necessary to purchase coffin.
DT, Johnson furnished him the order
'"" 'he remains were very properly sent
" 'he county home for burial.
MT. W II. Rogers informs US that he
Wis morning visited white family who
1"u been recommended to him as deserv-
1S charity, and found the father dying
VAN pneumonia, the mother pinched and
>O'u' and three delicate children, all hud
'"Ds over one pine log, in mere shell
'nouse, without piece of bread in
iae house.
''miIar cases are reported among poor
'-"e as well as colored families all over
'''Y and relief committees haYe been
wv out by all the churches TO look after
The destitute
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to think that even if it did exist, ad.
vanced medical skill could keep the dis
ease in control In the course of his re-
marks Mr. Chandler, who fav0rs the to-
tai suspension of immigration for one
year, caused some sensation by declar
ing in effect that the North German
Lloyd Steamship company bad, by the
di@tributian of courtesies, acquired such
the secretary of the treasury and his
chief subordinates, and over the news
paper press in general as to make legis-
lation restricting immigration only pos
sible by the consent of that company.
Mr.. Chandler boldly stated that this
particular company was the favorite of
the treasury department and that this
company furnished Leading treasury off,
cials with transportation to Europe every
summer and had furnished certain off,
cials financial advances upon which no
interest was paid.
Ser ator Wolcott interrupted Mr. Chan
dIer with the question as to whether the
New Hampshire senator was susceptible
to such influences as he was describing
and which he said had hindered legisla-
ton. Mr.. Chandler made a rather eva
sive reply, upon which Mr.. WOlco.t ex-
citedly asked whether Mr.. Chandler
would charge him or any other senator
with being influenced by the privilege Of
free transoceanic travel.
Mr. Chandler avoided this thrust by
saying that he did not wish to enter into
any personal controversy. Mr.. Chandler
also described dinner in New York
harbor recently given to Washington and
other representatives Of the press, and
intimated that these courtesies extended
by railroad and steamship companies
were designed for indirect effect upon
public opinion through the newspapers
He commented sarcastically upon the
fact that at a previous dinner given BY
the same company the guests included
Colonel Weber, the commissioner of i'm
migration, while At this latest dinner q
Conspicuous guest was General opauld-
Ing, the assistant secretary of the treasury,
who is the direc, superior officer Of the
commissioner Of immigration.
An amusing incident of the debate oc-
CURED when Senator Chandler referred
TO the probable unwillingness of the
president or his successor 10 issue q
proclamation TO suspend immigration.
Senator Frye, of Maine, broke in with
(Csntinued on Fourth Pags.l
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LIVE LOCAL LINKS.

lays Record of Current Events In
the City and Vicinity.
H.. axe care of your horses. Buy them
+Ae's. You can do so for little money
DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
r,,, GOOD scribe, accurate in figures,
:, =" employment forom 5 o'clock to II
A'Sl'' Address, ~" GLOBE office.
c,o.a 1! twenty five January days to
''''s out all heavy winter goods at the
DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
.s,. D''nkeIs, bedquilts, comforts at mid
''O0 Clearing prices at the
DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
M ..d su-ar meeting of Durham Lodge
'E A F. aud a. NJ. will be held to.
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Make yourselves comfortable in your
carriages. Lap robes bottom prices at
DURHAM SUPPLY Co
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The Formulation of Durham

Is about 5000, and We would say at lesst
one half are troubled with some effection
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-
unity to call on their druggist and get a
bottle of Kemp's Bslsam for the Throat
and Lungs. Trial size free Large Bottle
SOC and 81. Sold by all druggists.
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The Durham daily globe., 1893-01-10

You have done without an overcoat,
winter suit and heavy underwear long
enough. A chance now to buy cheap at
mid winter clearing prices at the
DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
The Durham daily globe., 1893-01-10

Rubber boots, overshoes, heavy shoes,
new styles, good articles, low prices.
DURHAM SUPPLY Co.
The Durham daily globe., 1893-01-10

night at 7:3O at their hall. All Masons
in good standing requested to be pres
ont
The Durham daily globe., 1893-01-10

The Leary house-one of the prettiest
and best appointed in the city-is to be
sold. tits on Cleveland street-and those
who go and look through it will be cap
tivated. 1t is roomy and substantial
and the man who buys it will get bar
gain. See c. c. Taylor or A. E. Lloyd
and they will show you the bargain with
pleasure.
j. ]. Rogers. the fruit dealer, has
Just made a notable addition to his es-
tablishment in the form of . steam pea
nut roaster, which he claims Is the only
one Of the kind in Durham. 1t turns
out half bushel at a rossting and does
the business the queens taste. When
you want fre.h psrched peanuts, or fruits
of any kind, call on Mr Rogers, next 10
the postoffice.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-12-18
JEDDO NEWS.

Thomas Newton, of this place, has ac-
cepted a position as stripping boss at
Highland. He took charge this morn
ing.
Henry Siple, of Pinkash, was slightly
injured at No. Oakdale stripping last
week.
Charles McGill, who has been ill, is
slowly recovering.
When the political wind, which is
dead now, commences to blow in the
township we believe it will be nothing
short of a hurricane. The good people
of this place, however, are always pre-
pared for occasions of this kind
Miss Tessie Timony spent several days
with relatives at Hazleton last week.
A. X. McGill left for the county seat
this morning to do jury duty for week
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-12-18
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Go to McDonalds for furniture.
Use Pillsbury's Best XXXX Flour.
You can get SOC. muffs at McDonald's
Buy $40 worth of goods at Chestnut's
and you get handsome doll free.
Parties supplied with ice cream, cakes,
ETC., by Laubach at reasonable rates.
Don't fail to see the line of muffs Neu-
burgers are showing-from 40 cents up.
Call at Neuburger's and see the nobby
line of gloves they are showing for the
holiday trade.
Fackler has the finest add largest as
sortment of fine candies and ornamented
cakes for the holidays.
"Orange Blossom" the common-sense
female remedy, draws out pain and
soreness. Sold by Amandus Oswald.
Neuburger's are closing out their i'm
mense stock of ladies' and chldren's
coats at less than it cost to manufacture
them.
Geo. Chestnut will give you beauti-
full doll dressed in the latest style, if
you purchase $40 worth of any goods in
his store. Don't delay.
There is no question but that you will
always find the best jewelry goods at
Philip Geritz's, the leading jeweler,
Front and Centre streets.
Philip Geritz, the leading matchmaker
and jeweler, purchases direct from the
manufacturer and wholesale houses, and
not from Hazleton stores.
Children, look out! Santa Claus will
be at Drltton on Thursday, at Upper Le-
high on Friday, and at Freeland on Sat-
urday afternoon at l o'clock each day.
Watch for him.
See McDonald's $2.9S plush rockers.
The finest in the line of iewelry,
watches, clocks, silyerware, musical in
struments, stationery and albums at re-
markably low prices. Any article pur-
chased will be engraved free by Philip
Geritz, the leader in iewelry business.
Two-cent hankerchiefs at McDonald's.
Have you seen Chestnut's great doll
exhibition? Finest assortment in the
region, and you can have your choice of
the lot by purchasing $40 worth of any
goods in the store. Call early and pro-
cure fine 50 doll free. This offer is
good only until the holidays.
Examine McDonad's Sc. cashimers.
Philip Gertz says these are hard
times, therefore he will sell until the
holidays at wholesale prices. He says
he defes competition in stock and in
prices, and he also says his goods are
sold strictly under guarantees. Fine en-
craving on all goods purchased of him.