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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
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Ths no-s imparaos tasos- ~ tiss
wesBs.ssy s-=-lon ~ tbs sisss Frss
Osswsrss nsasfang sas fiss fstogi ~
oru mites 81 Stssa Ffph Faif
This eapmifiss met dpfsr TIE nsssu
intsfmi.siso sna istsf in ths day -.
pofied their iaisofs 30 tbs fosm n The
foalouing fsauiBfiuns.
We. youf esssnmitiss apJuintsa -
eonsi6sf 8 stais fruit srhitsi 70 - made
esriss ihs co-BinF fsF sDd winisr have
resobed TIE fsilovinE ooDcissisBs.
'Firsi, In ogf uTaBioB tbs time bas
arrived Sos ne ~ make knogn 81 bone
Aoa Ahrosd the facts cgBcsrBing oar
large and growing fruit Industry. To
tbis sBd we rscpmmsB6 that 60 sxsco
tive commfttes q Eve be Hsl=cted 81
ihis nesting ltbe president 10 act as
ctaaIrnaDl gbo shall carry thIs into e.
feet They shall hare powsr to selsci
Al auxiliary eommittse composed Of
one from each local soelety and one
from each county.
"SeooDd, That q treasurer he select
ID ai this meeginG.
Third, That the time And place for
bOlding the fair. method Of raising
funds, ADonBt and character Of prsDi-
ums be let to the executive COMMITTEES.
sFOurth, that the State agricultural
sucefy, chamber Of commerce, and
VARIOUS boards Of trade, sDd al other
bodies interested in The development
Of oUr reAsorces, be invited to cooperate
with Ds
The program yesterday vEs full Of in
tsrest, every feature icing carried out
reAeeting great credit on the local con-
mlttee, the whole nesting being de-
clAred the most successful ever he'd in
the state. The lively talks Of the day
were made by Mrs. r Z WAD6s, who
is always prepared to do Der p&rI well,
and J. J. Walton In his Random
Shots, 1" full Of originality, humOr and
sound sense. In the evening P. s
Knigh; gave 8 talk on the Commercial
aspects cf horticulture.
The morning session WIS called TO
order st 10 g. NJ, by President Card
well. He asked all to unite with the
state society by paying dollar. Thx
members Of the state board had their
vouchers issued to them on the state
treasury for mileage and per diem this
morning and were al preparing to 60
OF the trains.
The State Horticultural Society spent
the forenoon considering ways and
means Of cooperative fruit marketing
and shipping, and adjourned st noon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

TEE BIG BRTDsK-SpeAking Of
boles In the pan king 4 TIE Dallas TrAo-
SCRIPT ssys- ThSt somebody viii be
responsible for any socioent that
Deigh: oSS1r, comes without saying but
We have IL from good authority that Do
part Of the bridge beloDgs 70 Polk
county, and that abe does not intend
10 draw on ber treasury for Deeded
rspAirs- The question Of ownership
appear to be q mix q one and II Eo1ld
not be surprising 70 Sc il end in al
unpleasant litigation. If Polk county
invested SO. .OO0 in what II has no int
crest In preserving, the tax payers
over there had better inquire after the
s=sn who make their investme Dts-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

Doos.-The city marshal has about q
dozen four-legeed dogs under his care
and has not yet bad the heart To kali
any. They are slow sale at any price
and like wool find no buyerA Some
very poor people who already have
dogs but no money have been the only
iDquirerA As AL the fees 80 TO the elty
there is no OfhciAl bonanza in the dog
business, but All honOr and glory.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

The TrsSk River Toll Road, with fur
nished hotel and farm, at its western
gate, in TillGmook county, title clesl
and renting for $50 TO $1,000 a year
can be secured now, in exchange for
productive clty property, or q good
farm in the Willamette valley. In-
qni-e Of n. w. g. at residence Of B. G.
Ward, 18th street, near Court, Salem,
Oregon. 7.7-dv I'm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

GREAT DANSER-Ths boys who ride
on the siectric cars should be slapped
from swinging down the sides and pass
Ing from car 10 car while they are 10
motion. This IL . very dangerous
practice, which may result fatally Al
any time, and while some boys may
need killing, the JoURNAL would pre-
fsr 10 ses II done In another wAy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

The John Msrrsii Co. Packing house
Al OttumEA, bas burned.
There were SIS, ,sl2, Isl Of brsAdstuffs
exported in June.
wiBdOw shades never % cheap ss
Dog ~ Wm- SsrgeAoi's. 81
Commercial tar silver In New York
"a 20 cents per ounce
Baby carriages at greatly reduced
prioes- Wm- SArgeAnt 81
The gold reserve at Washington is
Increasing daily. and is DOW 80 So, SIS
A JOd choice bouse TO sell on easy
terms. Will take carpenter work in
part payment G. NJ. Bseler. II
Tom Burrows grocery IL occupying
the Bush brick adjoining while his Dew
store n being bgili-
Special ruled ledgerA, journals and
cash books, with the new patent back
OD now kept in stock by p. 5 Dear
born, the stAtioaef. T-l2-2t
Mrs W. H Bishop, Of Portland, who
hAs been visiting her son ChAs P, Of
the Woolsn Mil store, took her depart
ure today for SodkvilIe.
Wall paper is going for n song at
VIM 5&rge4nt'A St
Judge Geo II. Burnett went to Al
bAny this morning.
Mrs C. H. L2aghesd, who has been
visiting At the home Of Wylie A.
MoOres, returned to Albany today.
Pacific coast hops in New York are
Is to 2ls cls-
Bargains in furniture 81 Wm. Sar-
geant's for few days. 81
John P. Robertson departed today
for the wilds Of Lincoln county.
Capt II. l. Wells, Of Portland came
up today on business connected with
the division officers of the Sons Of Vet
@rAns
Thas- R Badger, of Min City and
family, have moved into the Jones
house, on l4th street, where he lives
with his son in-law, County Assessor
Cofiey.
Send for one OF my sample books Of
tissue papers carry the largest stock
in Salem Everything yOn want or
can expect from q bookstore. r Dear
born, 26S Commercial street rs 2t
The beautiful little town Of BuenA
Vista, up the WIilAmette, will be the
scene Of y large religious gathering next
July Is. The services will be
heid under the auspices Of the MethO-
dlst Episcopal church Of that place, of
~ hich Rev. Wallace Struble il pastor.
Mrs- NJ. A. Ramp was quite severely
injured by falling from . step ladder
while picking fruit, frscturinE too ribs.
Several I.oetiosl contributions are laid
over in the waste basket.
EGGS are rapidly advancing In the
Portland market
An Albany exchange says there must 1
be blg demand for money Al Salem.
Ihe way building aud loan bids run up. /
There Is some demand for money AT /
AhAny.
Back East they are having hard 1
lines and cyclones too Here We SIM
,ly have the quiet timeA-AlhAny
Democrat
Mr.. and Mrs. z c. Small went TO
'ortlAnd this Afternoon
Mrs- Jessie EmmsrtOn, of Great
'Alis. Mont, arrived In the city today.
be will be the GUEST Of her mother,
Ina r. +. wAnds-
As the summer dust settles down
DOui your collar thess days. and oolors
ouF hair red, remember the poroelAin
.ihs Al HOeye A Mills' shop. and be
~ man.
The Sharpe dairy supplies the
l0icesi Jersry milk and cream
The sons % Veterans meet tonight al
nod TemplAr's hall
TIE Board q Trade, and salem msr-
ants who we're entsvtAined AZ san
'ADcisoO. viii entertain the wholesale
srchAnis fnom that city whsn they
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
Are You Nervous.

Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? YOu
can be relieved Of sn these symptoms
oy taking hoods Sarss pSrillA, which
gives Derye, mental and bodily strength
aud thoroughly puriies the blood. Ii
also creates good appetite, cures indi-
Sesdon, heartburn and dyspepsia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

AoooMnoDAIS0.-A south Salem
man who has been having bis wood
stolen right along BY another neighbor,
has found a remedy BY banging out =
lantern all night right over the wood
pile. While the lamp holds Nut 10
burn the sinner who stole that wood
does not rotuFn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
Whisker. At An E.rlr AZ.

Berae aged 8 Syesrsl-MammA, amt
my face dirty'
Mamma-No, Bertie; don't you know
nurse washed Berne's facethis morning.
Berthe tclinging 10 his ideal-Don't
care, mamma; feels dirty. On, / des il
must be minister's tomin.-TexAs Sift-
ingS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
A o. o. W. EXCURSION.

By the steamer Elwood TO Portland
July 18th. Leaving Salem 81 =. u.
sharp, and arriving at Portland al ?.
M, giving the afternoon for business
and pleasure in the city, and an oppor-
unity to attend the reception at The A 10
o. [. w. hall il the eYeRing. Return
he following morning or any other
T r-gulRr TIP b ok. Fare, round trip,
Sl.00. e r RYAN, Com.
AL ". HKREN, Agent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
WOOD WANTED.

Persons wishing 10 trade wood for
daily or weekly newspapers, and AIS
parties owing ns wood on account Ass
hereoy BOtified that we are now In .
harry for il. Bring In your wood Tor
some fruit will be tAken.l HOFER
BROs-, Puts. JOUKNAL- dW-u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

A GooD HoTKI--ThAt is what every
town needs and In order 10 have one
the people Of a community should ten
der II all possible support. II you have
friend 10 the city, don't try 10 ses
hos cbeAply you can have them enter
t4ioed bot take them to the good bOtel
Of your town that they may say a good
word for the place Afler leaving IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

Nh. JOnes--I assure yOu, Miss Ethsl
y wSs a terrible storm. Every moment
! was sxpsctng the hghfning to striks
the tres was under.
Miss Ethsl-TheA why didn't You rst
under some other tree.-Iita
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

"YOu understand, Betty" said the
mistress, that we are 10 move out Of
this house the first Of next month";
''Yesm,' answered Betty. I've been
sweepin al the dirt into the registers for
the last three weeks, mum" CHICAGO
Tribune.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

Have yoa noticed that loss Of mem
CRY often accompanies deatnsssy
mo; does ity"
YES, deaf men seem 10 fOrget that
trains have the right Of way on a rail.
way track k"-GrenObls Mouthly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

B1its-They say COrbett Is a very eco-
nomieal fellow and saves his saonev.
Wuits-IhAt's all right A man IN
hia business hAa % Be close hntsd % suo-
osed.-BroOklyl Life.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

To sEk THE BIG SHIP.-ChAuncy
Lockwood, J. r. Wethsrbee, Ben TAy-
l0r and about q doEsn members Of the
salem Y. NJ. Q. A. bicycle club left
this morning for Portland where hey
will visit the wAnhip Monterey which
will be there tomorrow. They return
tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

Ths Msfiaa csausg nofmsi insiito's
is ffoEf~ssea nicsip undsf tbs ste
foaassvsnsat - fssansy ssyefihiebaent
fifahan
Fifiysaine nansrs we're snfcaied The
frsd dsy sua twsniy more s.ch q TIE
itss iso dsys sncs. Fo'iouin9 are tie
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

RncOkDER's COUKF. - sel Endley
was committed 10 the coanty jAil upaai
warrant fn0m The recOndeF's once, for
indecen exposure o. . black eye. He
followed his brother there a. result Of
saloon row.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
GOOD CORNER.

If you want desirable residence lot
in Capital Park don't buy until you
have ssen Levi Magee's bargain. Ad-
dress, salem P. D. 7-S2v+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
GOOD TEMPLARs.

Attention, Capital lodge 1. o. G. T.
All the members are requested 10 be
ai their hall Friday evening TO hold 3
special meeting. Important business
By order Of Chief Templar W. y Len
on. 7-lS q
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

TIE EMPEROR RCoSGISG.-William Of
Germany Is 70 visit our country and if
be knew Of the display Of Oregon fruits
and vegetables TO be seen every day At
J. A. Van EstOn's grooery be would
call sure-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

BE (mDsingiyl-I should think bridal
tour 10 the Worlds fair would be an
event to be pleasantly remembered in
after life.
She tsnthusiasticSlly)-Oh, 1t wouldl
Bat, John, this is 50 snddsn.-New York
Press.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

QUARTRRLY CoSFRRESCE AT
south Salem "A. 4. church this even
ing, at : p. IN. Preaching by presiding
elder, AZ 8 p. ~. Everybody welcome
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

MEAL TICKETS best in the
city are those arranged from the choice
fresh fruits and vegetables sold AT the
Peoples grocery. Clark d Eppley,
Court street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

DISQUALIFICATION has Just organ-
lied baseball club. TIE boys Of Al
burn have formed 8 club with Z W.
Silson a. their captain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
WANTED.

In bulk, AL good shipping Varieties
Of cherries in the Willamette valley.
Oregon Fruit d Produce Co, Salem.
els DIV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

SALEM's PRIDE-Of all good things
she boasts, the pride Of Oregon" -four
is first 1t makes hOuskeepers happy,
because it is always the same, and every
sack Il NkTranted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

CITY FINANCES None Of the Salem
banks are eAshing city warrants War
rants are not At q discount, but the
banks are not making loans or taking
up paper Of any kind that they can
avoid. They are pursuing this policy
to keep their supply Of coin As large as
possible. Where warrants are pre-
seDted by merchants with good Ae-
counts, they are received as deposits.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

Teacher 10 little Johnny What
mount did the ARK reSt on:
Little Johnnie-I don't know, ms'arn.
Teacher-Oh- YES, you do Mount
Ar-Ar7-
Little Johnny-Oh, yes. l know.
Mount Ar-ra-ra Boom-de-ay.-HArper's
BAIar
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13

Hood Pills are easy TO take, easy in
ion and sure in effect. . cents 8
OK.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
ACHE Z:

h the heoe q % many fves tAat bers h ~hs-s
ws make ou Erunt boass Our pflh cure =
whae othsrs Do Bot
CAE-Ub LE7-x LIVE PTrzs are vsgy Er1Nn
Rp1 very easy % take On o. two pilR ulEks
q aoeaL Tbey are strictly vegetable and Do
not gT1pe ~ ruge. bEH by they esDtle acc5o1
pAanns al who Uae then In viA.is a. & eszifR:
hTs fer 81 Sold everTvks-e oT seut by E1aA
eAzrTl Nrr-ae-rT 2. Huu H-i
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
- IF

Iou a-s gusn 20 build ~ make any firs q
lnprUvumeul csn "a n uscert gDso ior
rnnanrzAl We hEvs . cus@pasts ssooE- and KTs
ready 70 sspply any pusTzrsa oo1t-sca, sswsr
w0rk. ErA1tnG. -.
Salem Improvement Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-13
EKw ADVERTISEMENT
ADVENTIST.

Regular Seventh Day Advent 81 ssrT1oss Gi
old InslAF1&n Hal opposite o-era ho1se s.
lem. szrur RyA S&bnaIh school A. loa n,
followed 6y Bible reading and Other ss-TiceS.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.S ,. n fE'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17

8obnun9 at Often dut rib tie Dor Den
0(ugen ieines 12i66rigen S06tcrbens aus
bem Gette ur6 mari ite BPM Dierten Stods
tperf burcb bas Seniter ouf ben 9of. BrtTDe
tpurbe iingit MACH brettdgt9en Ser2dnptHn7
gen pom ScbpurgertdDt 3u lebe1tslan9llcDer
3tudnqsarbeit berurtbetlt. Gntgege1t Dem
9eugnen bes 2tngeflagten belt oas StnO ais
53eu9e 6es entieBli6en 8erbrecbens Die
friber aeaen Ietnen 8ater gemacbten Nllsz
Iage1 aucb bot @eri6t nit auer GntlcDtez
benbeit aufrebt,
= 0as Sabrra6 1T nltnrne1r in Das bell
qiicbe Seer f0rmlicb eingefubrt: AM -.
WGrs fubren auf ei1tem Wari6e oes @rez
na6iers 9te9intentS brei Sfft5tere ltno Elm
l1nterofft5ier auf Dem 3wetrao 1lebet penn
Gegin1entsftabe.
= 1teber SEN 8ran6 in Ser Strbe oes
beiligen @rabeS IN Seruialem in Der Jtdbt
bonn 4. auf ben 5. WtGr5 ptro Ndberes ME
foLgt bericbtet SS1t elmer ne6en Der artttentz
l6en &apeQe beftn6licben &ammer tpar,
onidbetnen6 aus ltnDprifcbttgfett, Seiter
dusgebrocben, ipelcbes einen grDBeren u1n7
fang an3unebmen bro6te. SIS entitano IN
6olge beiien bel Sen in Set @rabesftrcbe at
IELlYLUI ct 2ulUuQl UEl IuIuHtcLleAI Wv" v
Berionen sdblenDen Bil9ern, met1t ru11tz
1her 0tationalitGt, etne groBe Yartt, oG
Sic petten &trcbenrGume balo bon otcDten1
Gaude erftlt paren, un6 I'M ms Srete
3u gelangen, erbraben Die Btlger getpaltlant
Die S6ore Ser @rabeSftrbe, ipelcbe BON ben
tiirfii6en @d6tern gleicb nacb S%onnenu1t7
tergang bon Q(uBen ber11lofen 5u tperoen
pfleget. Som bem 8orfaa benacbrt6tt9t,
ericbtenen gegen II l16r Der @o%uperneur
Sbrabim 8ai9a, Ser ruiti6e uno t%tan5oz
iii9e @eneralfoniuL, fopte Der grteobt19e
&oniuI an Srt unb Stele, Docb mar bet
benz @intreffen berieLben na6 ettpa al1berts
6albftiin6tger Q6id6arbeit ieOe @efa6r fltr
Sic Girbe beieitigt. 8erlebt tpurOe, iotpett
b%efannt, Niemo1b, unb auh Der moterteue
S4a6en ioa unbe6eutenb ietl1. Die 9ez
~1prengten Shore tpurben am folgeltoet Gage
auf Soften Ser Stabtsemeinoe bon Serulaz
lem ausgebeiiert.
= Orei6un6ert ftbtrifbe Strdfltnge, bte
itdb auf benz Mari6e naeb ibrem 8eittm7
mllngsorte befanben, empDrten 1t6 in
Somsf gegen ibre @lufieber. Stint StrGtz
Iingcn gelang e5, itcb ibrer Seiieln 5t entz
lc6tgen unb it6 Ser 8affen eintger &erferz
n~1eilter SIT bemd6ttgen. SIS e%ntitono Elm
GeooGDerz ur6 Ote1ierfampf. 9(bt 9ruf7
ieber tp1r6en get06tet. 8on Sen @efanges
men ftelen piersig. Q(m Seitirnm1ngSorte
langte nur Sic 6Glfte Der Strdfltnge an, 0te
anbere 6GIfte tpar infolge Ser ausgeitan6ez
men Qeiben auf Der Cambridge ltegen gez
blteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
Cbtrngn 9pIpttnI fir
Grn1&R4t a&4tn 8tnnRr.
Ecke Adams &c Paulina Strasse.


@eiunbbets8uitan6 Oe bette iedsseBn gut m5bGirte
grinat3nlmer isd9s &ranfeniale nit eib=@usii6t,
ie mad Der Sage bes 8iulmers unb 9lufiuartuno. 9ri.
Gat=99attenten f6rnet ibren Mr3t aug Der 3abl Der artae.
ftelten ooel beiuheneen NerSte lpdblen.
@ebibren III &ranfenialen IS per @p9e init gutter
8fle9e.
Die 3obG Der oneefteIten Nerste beIGuft iid1 ouf q
ger5te (9amen) unb Is ~beIudenbe Mer3te (Serrenl.
Cine 8ranfeniD1rteriunen S9ule 1T i'm SoInitaI.
MegeH Gtndelbetteu penee man iib unter rbioer
Gbrene oil pen 9anptsgrst Dher man ienbe cine Wois
marie tur EN- circular. 25uIa tp6, bap
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-17
ST. @aoUAD'S
Megnlir>Ytaem,
noMeo ut4ttetteS etbfIbrs, attISe9
SeTHttmeS MtttteI, berettett fetne
S@Metsett, tNttter 3t&nets
I&ft9 tnS ttatirIt@

%WVVH1 WV WW%*%%%N%
tuirfenO+
genftdnsis ssI6madGDs, elegant NIT fisen1 Snmtnt
Rbersudert, %pnrgiren. resuItren, retnt9en uno traftt9ens
RnntpnY'a 9tuP1t
betIen oae ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bes Wta9cnS, bee
Sober, Ser Giat9 etO eide, bet gtieren, ser 8Iaied
serU5fe Rramfbetten, 91pp etitIpiafett, &npfz
SGjtnerseM, 0exftopfuns, SartIetbtstett Wers
eGttsttA SbeS d. 70 to ett, 6GNenfra1tRbett, Tteher,
1taafetleib Sentsiit0mtg &aasottbOtoet urb one
tieferen 9arltfrantbeitert Stein beeetobiltl1, fein Aueda
fiber, mineraIibe, nod ionfti9e IaD&Sttdbe Srogues
1reis IS SCENTS bic Gdba6teI.
Sa alien 9IpStDefe,s st beseH.
Sa8 SroSe &~eberH1tttet+
Goufomtneue &eraatuaS tpirb bur1 Ge5rauG
SDn &aSpan's 8iaen e~r5ielt. 9&tttelft ibrer antis
btLi0Ien gigeuIGaiten reget fte bic Seber BEL AbIpnbes
runu Der Gale unb oeren Mbleitung ourd1 bic 6aaens
ad10e an. g3ei alien sSGnen BON Wti9rGne, SeIbIu9t,
6aliaeu @nfaGen, unDoufomntener gersaIIna (oer
sulqe BON @aaeuer9uB ms 8lnD re9eIn bie1e 8iilen
ii 3oIe1 bon bret bis fltuf Stld ral9 bic Sebertbdties
felt u1tb befreien ben 4atienten BON bte1en Storunae1.
Cine ober aipei 9taDDani9e &i1en, son nit bili61en
Gd1uerseu 1no StarrDeit Der 2e6er 9eplaeten tdalid1
oe1lpmmen, erbalteu bas Spitent reeel,n6Big nnb ii9era
Qelunbe 9erbaIu1g.
Man gehe f6er utto febe gu, oaS mar
uRaowaY's" erhdltl
Deon 1dide cine @riefmorfe an 9r. TooDah 4
GuNtp., MD. 80 Worren=Street, gtetp BORT, INN bic
Gdrit "False and True. pelbe t~oerthsoae MuSfunft
Sibt, s~ugeididt al hefoutnten-
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-19

VIRGINIA is not to be behindhand in
its preparation for the resumption o.
wildcat bank issues so soon as the pro.
gramme for the repeal Of the 10 pei
cent tax on state bank notes is carried
out. An energetic member Of the legis
lature is already pushing a bill to au
tborize and regulate banks of issue in
Virginia, and at the same time to provide
an outlet for Virginia state bonds. 1t
requires the banks to be prepared at all
times TO pay out ) per cent Of their de-
posts In lawful money Of the United
States and this is relied upon to main
tain the value Of the checks drawn so
high that they will pass current every
where. All of which goes to admonish
congress to look before it leaps.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-19
We STORY OF VIE DOGGE.

Once in we very olden tyne a Merchant
sayd too an Eddytor, II doan't thynke adver-
tizing pages"
Let me show yov," said yc Eddytor. II
will pvt l lync in my papyr and not charge
yov a pennie."
"All right" Tcplyed yc Merchant, land we
will see."
SO yc EddytOr pvtte Us line In his papyr:
WANTED a DOGGE. JOHN JONES, 2&j
w Old Street.
Now Vt happened that 400 People cache
brovghtc n Doggc on yc next daye thereafter,
SO that Mister Jones (Which was ye Mcrchantts
fayme) was ovcrrvnuc with Doggcs.
"SyncC there are SO manyc DOggcs, said he,
81 thynkc | might make some byincss and will
givo you a pcnnic for cache DOggc."
Yc people tookc yc pcnnic each for his DOgge
because there were SO manyc DOggcs, and
Mister Jones SkynnCd yc 100 DOggcs and made
bootcs and gloves from We 4U hydcs and thvs
mayd
\ BIG FORTUNE
and thereafter added to ytby advcrtiMngi in yc
Eddytor's paPyr.-Amcrican Grocer.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-19
Durham circuit, McMannen's, Deem.
A Million Friends.

4 friend in need is a friend indeed, anc
not less than one million people have tOunC
Just such a friend in DR. Kings New DIS
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds
If YOU have never used this Great Cough
Medicine, one trial will convince you that il
has wonderful curative powers in all diseases
of Throat, Chest and Lungs, Each bottle is
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed or money
will be refunded. Trial bottles free at q,
BIacknall & Sons drug store. Large bottles
SOC and $I.00. =
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-19
AMERICAN office seekers, it is said

AMERICAN office seekers, it is said
cannot understand the difficulties which
beset the Italian government in its
cabinet portfolios. KING HUMBERT
ought to spend a few days in Washing
ton. His arrival would bring unex-
pected relief to the democratic patron
age dispensers and open up to Italy the
services Of innumerable statesmen out
of a job.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-19
AS TO THE BUST.

The Southern Tobacco Journal says
Many have expressed surprise that
member of the DUKE family should fail
when father and brothers are all mil
lionairs. 1t Is certain that any n mem,
Der could have aided BRoDIE out OF the
trouble and hardly felt it. Back Of 1t al
may be a motive which may come out
later as the B. l.. DUKE estate is settled
up. Even before the assignment was
known the American Tobacco company
had prepared and sent out a special tele-
gram to the effect that B. L. DUKES as
signment would not effect that concern
the least. However, those who are well
posted are Of the opinion that the assign
ment will cut an active figure in the bust
ness of the trust. The Southern Tobacco
Journal has long understood that B. L
DUKE was the individual owner of the
Duke of Durham" brand Of cigarettes.
Mr.. DUKE was the company of Ed
munds, Bass & Co, of this city, but it is
thought that firm will not be effected by
the failure.
THE GLOBE does not understand the
matter in that way at ali. We under
stand that the American will in no way
be hurt. The stock of Mr.. DUKE, in the
American, has been disposed of, and the
trade mark If owned by him, could easily
be purchased at any time. The Journal
is simply talking through It's hat.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-19

THE Durham Supply company will
continue TO sell bargains. but the fellows
who are interested insist yet that they
did not fail. OF course the courts will
decide all these little differences.