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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
4 ADIEsTRO Y sINIEsTRO

A pesar de la consp1cua lntellgen-
cia de don Domingo Ayuso, que es
IN insigne restaurador de las leyes,
el ramo de eorreos deja bastante que
desear en- el pals.
Vean nuestros lectores 10 que nos
dicen de Comer1o
LA DEMoCRACIA, tan esperada siempre,
mas aun en- estos dias porque ella nos
adelanta ell cabegrama de Melilla, que los
diarios de San Juan insertan sin prlsa MN
guna, eeta vinieudo con mucha lrregular1-
dad.
Hoy. miercoles, como otros dfas, ha fall
tado Seria eonveniente pegar un latlgazo
a, Iaen servieio de comunicaciones. I'll &C
tual itineraro -unico que dura por ser alb
surlo- deia venticuatro horas detenlda
nuestra correspondence de Ponce en A1oo-
nito. Pues no basta esa auomalia es nece-
4ario que LA DEMOCRACIA vaya parar sa-
be Dios donde, para venlr cuando ys resulta
fambre"
Y a qui6n nos quejamos 2 Al
Administrator General que no e,atie'a
de suJmego
Serfa perder indtilmente ell papel y
la tinta.
No hay peor Ayuso que el que no
quiere OR, y nos respondent que ei
itinerario esta bien conclude, que la
demora esta bien hecha, que LA De-
MoCRACIA-ai1n pagando una exor-
bitancia por franqueo-debe jast5diay
Sc que ell pdblico, por el cr1men de
leernos, debe fastidiarse con noso-
tros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
LA DEMOCRACIA

ST en- los arcanos del porvenir nos
esta reservada una suerte analoga, o
81 nuestro fruto principal Sc We fa-
vorecido por una reaccion favorable,
sera entonces llegada la hora de en-
trar en- el concerto de los pueblos
previsores, que con mucha oportuni-
dad y acierto optan por ell patron
de orc Entire tanto no es prudente
pretender 10 impossible nj trocar por
realidad 10 que es solo una remotisl-
ma Y d6bil Y morib11Sda esperanza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
RI FOyDO 20 In PROBLENA

Ell desbarajuste que ha producido
en- muchos pueblos de esta 1sla Ia
depreciation de los pesos mejlcanos
nuevos de la plata defeotuosa, ha
puesto otra vez sobre ell tapete Ia
question monetaria, Y como afecta en-
general a todas las classes y a todos
los gremios, Sc echan a volar proYec-
tos soluciones que son materia de
vivas pol6micas, segdn Ell aspecto ba-
10 ell cual Sc estudien, 9 seg6n los Il
nes Y conveniepcias que persiga cada
entidad 8 agrupaci6n.
Ell senior X, en- Ia C0YYespoSadenc'0
de Puerto Rico, llega al extreme de
denunciar p6blicamente a la asam-
blea de Aibonito como originaria de
los actuales complicaciones, solo
porque en- ella lograron una mayor1a
los entorces partidarios del statat quo
monetario, tras larga y franca dis
cusi6n sobre ese punto.
Nosotros, por el contrario, lejos
de denigrar la plata mejicana, no
titubeamos en- asegurar que Puerto
Rico le es deudora de su relativa
prosperidad, pues gracias a su me-
nosnrecio en- ell exterior y a la con-
servacion de. altos tipos de los cam
bios, Sc han invertido en- ell pals gran
des capitales en- fncas urbanas y
agr1colas Y Sc han fomentado empire
sas industriales, huyendo de las per-
didas que la extraction de fondos
hubiera ocasionado.
Por otros Sc lanz6, aunque of
ciosamente, la idea de que el co
mercio de la.Capital el Banco Es-
panol de Puerto Rico proyectan
gestionar favor del patron de orc
como medic de normaEizar la situa-
ci6n, a combatir ese proposito, 81
fuese cierto, Sc dirige especialmente
al presente ira bajo. ;.
ST los perjuicios de tan imprevi-
sora medida Sc circunscribieran a la
p6rdida material que sufrir1an los
poseedores de la plata, NADIA tendr1a :
mos que objetar; porque no puede
cercenarse ningdn ciudadano el de-
recho de convertir sus existencias de
meiicanos en- otras especies que le ms
piren mas estabiIidad y mas confan-
"a para ell porvenir. Pero es incues
tionable que los efectos de esa con
version. 81 Sc hiciera obligatoria para
todos, deiarfan planteado IN probema
trascendental, de vida 8 muerte, para
la agricultural azucarera, de la cual
libra ell diario sustento la inmensa
mayorfa de los jornaIeros e lndustrla-
les de la isla
Sc ha repetido hasta la saciedad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
CRONICA
NIL CIR a N DC

Cualquier extrangero que recorra
por primera vez uuestro pals y con
temple las hermosas campinas Gu
biertas por las hojas de la cana y ell
tabaco, las alturas cuajadas de
arbolillos de cafe, y aqu1 una ha~
cienda, ALA una fabrica de ladrillos,
mas ALA IN potrero y por todas par
tes arboles frutales, arados que sur
can la TERRA, hombres y mujeres que
van de la sierra al llano del llano
a la sierra, empleados en- la constan-
te labor agrfcola, no podra menos
Que ouedar admirado de la exhube,
rancia Y riqueza de nuestro suelo as1
como de la laboriosidad de sus habl-
tap tes.
Y 81 a este une la impression hala-
gadora que en- su alma ha de causar
la hermosura y juventud de esta ar
diente naturaleza = la poes1a de un
cielo siempre azul denunciador de
una eterna primavera, no podra me
nos de sentirse subyugado, enviando
al feliz morador de estas tierras
venturosas donde la diosa Cores de
rram6 todos sus dones y donde We
nus parece haberse quedado ador-
mecida al rumor de la mdsica que
forma el viento al ROAR con las pal
meras.
Y 81 a ese e4trangero SO le dice
que la clase jornalera de este pals
empieza q emigrar, acosada por ls
necesidad, dudara de clio, sin acerta'
a comprender ese enigma, como sor
prendido quedarfa aquel sue contem
plando q una hermosa y sonrosada
i6ven, LENA de vida y robustez, oye
Sc decir que aquella existencia esta
ba minada por Ia t1sls,
Y el case es cierto. Muchos sor
los que han emigrado del pals ma
yor 81 ndmero de los que Sc proponer
seguir ese eamino En- el Diorio Po
pular acabamos hoy de leer una carts
suscrita por varios trabajadores que
marchan para la republica dominl
cana, exhortando 4 sus amigos y pa
rientes & que imiten su ejemplo; J
81 mismo colega apunta el hecho dt
que centenares de puertorriqueno'
han partido ya para aqnel pals Ell
busca de trabajo y de meJor suerte
Empieza, pues, a plantearse er
nuestro pals uno de los problema'
sociales mas pavorosos, precursor d.
otros mas graves y desconsoladores
El puertorriqueno no es aventurert
nj ambicioso: apegado al solar na
two como la hiedra al muro, Jama'
abaudona la patria para correr er
pos de extranas odiseas por paises
| lesconocidos, como clio no 10 obi
que la lucha por la existencia.
No Sc halla Puerto-Rlco tan po
blado, como Italia Irlanda, nj es
su suelo tan improductlvo que SCI
necesario que unos emigren para que
los otros Sc agiten con mayor des
ahogo. Los que abandonan Ell pais
por librarse de la suerte que aqu
les aguarda, saben que los que en- e
quedan no habran de mejorar pol
clio su condicion. Porque no depen
lie esto del pauperismo, nj de las IN
clemencias del china, nj de la pocs
actividad de los trabajadores ODE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
UN BUEN SOLAR

Tai es ell que Sc vende situado en-
la Gale de la Marina, en- la entrada
lie la Playa la ciudad, esquina, IN
mediate q la plaza de la Abolici6n,
al puesto de Orden pdblico y estaci6n
del ferrocarril.
Informaran en- esta imprenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
M ELILlA
Capital, DcBre, 7.-6 45 tore
DEMOCRACIA-P0nce.

Servicio particular. Recibid0 4 30
tarde.
Para hacey la paS Espaj70 er'g'rd
la cesi6n entera del Riff
Los moros de Bemisic0r' intent@''0n
yenovar kosti1idades; pero eZ Bqj@ logr6
eUitarzo, opoydndose en- las kdb1tas de
Tragona q Mag0r0.
Notic5as de Meli51o dice'a Qste los mo
ros oparecc'a tronqet5tos.
T6naenSe 4ueUos cOnf7ict0S
General coas~Zt0 co1admcta qote dede-
ri sequ5r 81 los moros Sc miegaaa d la
amDIiact6n del territOrio de MetlUd.
CORREsPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
! Los HAcENDADos De CANA

bon Florencio Sas.tiago, de coano,g tiens
= ~eata novilios inos propios para yugo.
coaalo, Sovisaare l. De 1891 F.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

Ell sistema es superior
contra 81 no encuentra abrlgo
nuestro diario: no senior.
Que gran cataplasma Digo
Que gran administrator
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

MI 3vs Ponce, Noviembre de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
IIICOR DEL POLO

Especf6co seguro para evitar y
combatir ell escorbuto y los dolores
de muelas
Es IN t6nioo poderoso de las en-
cias.
Fraga,1te por ercele'ac1a
Delicioso reffescajate de la 6oca.
MoDo DE UsARLo
Por la manana al levantarse, diez go
as en- media copa de aqua y 10 mis-
no despues de comida.
Preparaao por Francisco Giol Te-
xidor, Pharmaceutical, I8-Atocha-l8.
Ponce, Pto Rico.
Precio del fyasqsdtO IS etOs.
M 3v.s Octubre, 50 de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

Ell sistema es superior
Y contra 81 no encuentra abrlgo
nuestro diario: no senor.
iQue gran cataplasma /! Digo
Que gran administrator
Nuestro agente de Naguabo es ell
segundo de la serie que Sc inicia.
ALA va el peri6dico. 81 place las
ofcinas del transito, despues de dor
mir en- cualquier estafeta veinticua-
tro, cuarentiocho setentldos horas.
Dido a 10 que sigue:
"Creo de mi deber participate que los
suscritores Sc quejan de irregularidad en- el
recibo de LA DEMOCRACIA, y que, en- etee-
to, & veces pasan cuatro correos sin que lie
que ning1n n1mero. Despues, en- otra ex-
pedicion postal, aparecen juntos todos los
eiemplares detenidos.
Esto, como listed comprendera, hace que
las noticias carezcan de interes que los
abonados Sc dispongan borrarse, por mu-
cho que les guste la lectura del diarlo ? por
mucho que simpaticen con sus ideas.
| ST siguen las cosas de tai modo no queds-
| ra pi un solo suscritor.'
Era este 10 que Sc proponfan los
senores del correo9 jHay interes en-
que otras empresas s1rvan con mas
efcacia al pdblico? :?
iQus remedio En- este pobre
pals ell derecho de los ciudadanos es
10 l1ltimo la vesania de los burocra-
tas es 10 primero.
Nosotros remitimos todos los dias
nuestras ediciones q la administra-
ci6n de Ponce, que las despacha-
nos consta-con escrupulosa exas-
titud.
1D6nde Sc fltran los ejemplares 7
/ 5Que itinerario es ese en- que Sc
repiten tantos entorpecimientos 7
tOh! va la causa distingo
del desconcierto diario
ese gran itinerario
es hecho por don Domingo.
| Surian las reclamaciones de los
pueblos en- que los empleados de CO.
rreos cometan faltas, protegidos por
la sordera cronica por la impaslbl-
lidad estulta de su jefe.
A nosotros mismos vinieron clen
telegramas con dos tres y cuatro
horas de retraso.
Ell domingo depositamos un des-
pacho q las nueve de la manana, pa
ra Guayanilla, pidiendo que nos
aguardara un carruaj g en- la estaclon
del ferrocarril.
Llegamos las diez menos ounce
minutes, y Junto con nosotros llega-
ba el despacho.
Habfamos igualado en- rapidez q
la electricidad puertorriquena, que
es una electricidad tan activa, tan
diligente como Ell senor Ayuso.
Ha ocurrido el case de que IN te-
legrama interesante de algnn cores
ponsal ne pueda insertarse el mismo
dia por la calma con que Sc nos tras-
mite.
Pe-o el se1or Ayuso esta Tranquil
: 10. Que le importan esas cosas
Ell contiu1a en- la calle de Tetuan,
bien retribuido, y 10 demas es tonte-
j ria
iQu6 ganga, Sire !
fQue ganga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

Sonsbrillas de seda en- colores y negras.
Paraguas de i'd.
ID de algod6n,
Abrigos de lana para sefers $
Cubre-camas de crochet.
Corses para senoras y ninas.
Encaies de seda blancos.
ID de id. negros
Id. valencieE
Warandoles de hilo.
Id. de algod6n
Perfumeria perfumadores
Guantes de cabritila blanoos para Sc
noras Y caballeros.
Ahora, en- generos de hilo. de algodol,
blancos, para familias caniseros.
IPEDID
r. vALDEcTLLA.
ATOCHA Il IL
y GnO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
COSAS DE DON POLO

Don Polo demostro en- Juana Diaz
en- Arecibo que es TN alcalde POGO
instruido, no digamos en- instruction
primaria, puesto que las materias que
esta comprende no han entrado en- el
ntelecto del senor de Echevarrfa, ST.
no que tambien tiene suhcientemen-
te probado que en- administration mu-
nicipal, que hoy conoce cualquier
escribientilo, es una nulidad pero
en- 10 que 81 ha demostrado inteligen-
cia don Polo, es en que ha tenido la
habilidad de rodearse de algunos em-
Los MEDICOS RECOMIENDAN LA
SoEuci6n Mars. del licenciado Giol, en- las
diferentes Intermediates ligadas la ane-
mia, ciorosis debilidaden general.
Don Ramon A de Torres, doctor en- Me-
dicina, Cirnjia y Partos.
Cerhf5ca: que ha hecho frecuentemente
uso de Ia SOLUCION MARS, preparada
por 81 Licdo. Don Francisco Giol Texidor,
en- las dlferentes Intermediates ligadas la
anemia, clorosis debilidad general, obte-
niendo en- todos los casos resultados brilian
tes.
para satisfaction del Sr. Glol, asf 10
ago eonstar.-Dr. Torres.
Fonce, Febrero y lie 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

4 coches con 10 parejas de cabsllos.
Para informes dirigirsc i los bafos
de Quintana.
? mI Ponce. IT de 0ctubre 1903.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29
MDADE NOT IN II !
Billie McDade Makes Il Talk 10
The Globe.
Says That Those Who Implicated Him
Are Liars.
HIS MOTHER JOINS IN THE AFFAIR
Young Me Dade Tells a story to The Globe
This Afternoon Which Seems
BE Straight Enough.

In the matter of this school business,
THE GLOBE would like to print the news
1t does SO up to this date, and about an
interview this afternoon it must have a
brief say:
Getting one of Hardin's horses, Colo
Rel John Christian and the Old Man
made trip to the home Of Willie Nc.
Dade He was not at home He had
been accused Of much. Accused of set
ting fire to the school house, and his
mother said that the boy was home and
in bed little after Q o'clock. The story
was that a boy named Umsted had met
young McDade, and McDade had said he
was looking for a stone. He wanted the
stone to knock in the door of the school
house so that he could burn it up.
Major Guthrie says that he, with Colo
mel Carr, Leo D. Heartt, Professor Whar-
ton and others, saw the boy and saw his
mother, and that the boy had evidently
been mistaken. The boy claimed that he
had been sent by his mother to Black
nails drug store for quinine; that he
bought it, and refused TO go with McDade
Blacknalls drug store did not know of
anyone buying quinine there. So tiimsy
was the story, and so at variance with
the truth, because Umstead's mother said
she had sent for no quinine and received
none, and the druggist had sold none
| that the investigating committee dropped
that theory. All the reason was that
Umstead could tell this tale of wicked
woe was told by his mother, to the effect
that young Umstead had been accused
| by playmates Of knowing something
about the matter, and that in a joculal
way that he Matched up the story, and
the whole town believed it,
Young Willie McDade is 1G years OF
age, and is at present employed at Black
wells factory. He has not been al
school for three sessions, leaving there
about three years ago because the super
intendent tried to whip him.
The evidence is plain that there is
some other clew yet to be worked
McDade will prove that he was in bcd al
9 o'clock, and his proof will pass muster
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29

to be suggested concerning the attempt
at burning the school house. And one
that at first glance seems most imprOb-
able is most probable
The weather seems to be rather damp
for lawn parties-unless the parties are
frogs.
And the question is Will the Beau
tiful Salter get the postoffice? Who is
the Salter2
Wanted, a reliable man to sell pianos
and organs. Apply to Darnell & Thomas,
music dealers, Durham, n. c.
"A Personal Item: Mr.. Bow Harris
did not go fishing to day. He did not
know that it was about to rain.
Lost, a memorandum book on Nor
ris or Chapel Hill street. Leave at THE
GLOBE office, and receive reward
And the cry is: Still they come We
expect soon to hear of another mule be-
ing added to the street car which does
not run.
The next thing to be done is to find
out if there is such sneak in Durham as
would burn down the public school
building.
And again, dear people, it is neces-
sary to remind you that June is about
here and Smoky Hollow has not Yet been
cleaned up.
The Postal telegraph does a very
good business. People who telegraph
and want an answer the same dav, gen
orally patrOnize the Postal
e. D. Fishers Antonio Roig five cent
cigar will beat all others for the price on
the market. See the truth OF this by 60
ing and trying it for yourself.
Only a little while now and strangers
who visit Durham will no longer ha' e
| cause to Bick about hotels. The Caro-
lima will be a hummer with big II.
1t is now about the time Of year " en-
mad dogs are abroad, and when Colonel
| Alex Walker announces that persons
having hydrophobia, if they ask for water,
should be given a stone.
The report that Colonel Tom Cheek
was washed away in the flood last night
| is denied by that gentleman this morn
ing. He explains that it was simply
ManCum street that was lost.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the lawn party which was to
have been held this evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. S w. Holman has been
postponed until Wednesday night.
The Durham Buggy company h has a
! limited number of buggies on hand
which it will close out at a great reduc,
ton to wind up its affairs. Those in
want of a bargain would do we'll to see
HowertOn & Bro, who have the buggies
for sale, or call on or address L. w. Wise
or T. b. Farthing,
| Col. Y. Ballard wants TO know why
a man should raise tobacco and starye
when he could raise butter and poultry
and b, happy and prosperous. Princi-
pallv for the reason that the average man
can do without meat better than he can
without his "chaw,' and that the genuine
article is only produced in the Golden
! Belt.
The memorandum book lost on Nor
ris or Chapel Hill street, and advertised
in THE GLOBE, belongs to Mr.. Bob Gattis
and he is thereby caused much inConye-
nience. He will pay So reward to the
party returning it, and as it is of no pos
sible value to any one else, it will be
money in the pocket of the finder TO re-
turn it at once.
| Constipation and sick headache per-
manently cured, and piles prevented by
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29

TO THE PUBLIC!

The Globe Newspaper, not belonging to
the North Carolina Press Association, but
announces that all notices of churches
and societies, and all other entertain
ments of a charitable nature from which
same FREE. One-hOrse shows and patent
medicine advertisements will be charge /
for. Cards of thanks, resolutions, obitu-
airy poetry and other things excluded by
the Press Association also printed free in
The Globe. The Globe guarantees the
largest circulation Of any paper published
i'll Durham county.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29
SCHOOL HOUSE IN IT !
FIR in the Third Floor Calls Out
All the Boys.
r-E -ayaT IS NOT TURNED ON


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'"'''", hc h"I"t '"'' - t." :" ny I'"'"S
"'.h'', VII" went p" ~''' "''"' 'H're was
"' H. ih''' '"' ~ " are ""'chihch al
Carr factory
'"i i'"'''h"' "'r"'.'"'' - Mf fppch-
Aom'r, OF 'tr cI'y m2rNc', MS the first
there, AMI dH some remarkably good
"'ln He broke IN ii window and got
to the third story where the fire was, and
pi''h", "'t jhr I"bb'Sh. OPpenheimer
says 'af' i."jI'nN services were invalid
able.
Two basement doors were open, left
open. no doubt, by the ianitor.
The lire was on the third floor, had
started under desk, which desk was
aied with books and papers, and which
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
Michaels n Co. Is dissolved 10y mutual consent
and that the stock Of said firm Is sold 10 Ar.
z. D. Fisher.
Durham. Nav g, fsQs. MICHAELs & co.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29
LIVE LOCAL LINKS
80" Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

10" Days record of Current Event. in
the City and Vicinity.
Lawn socials seem to he the proper
vaHcr
There j, no longer any doubt-the
.'ns season is here.
Honey in the comb at the Racket
'.''eFy s,orc-W. II. Proctor.
-f'>tcla>> line of fruits of all kinds
q" I""c@ y Cos always fresh.
No.oav, Joe King got in a cyclone
' Was blown through a horn.
Io-morrow is the day, and the Won
Is " The crowd will turn out.
I~e An,onio,Roig five cent c:sar,
On earth. See f d. Fisher.
DUCK blackweu's friends should get
move Just now and head off the Salter.
lie street sprinkler laid off to-day,
'' course that accounts for the rain.
smoke Antonio Roig five cent cigar
''>' cigar for five cents. Ed. Fisher.
TI1e beautiful rain is on again, and
V. 'ea'A that it is the Long Cold spell in
mere are perhaps several ways yet
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29
When Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and etfec.
lively on the kidneys, liver and bowels
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in 30 cents
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29

Wait for the Fourth of July. 1t is
then that the new hotel opens. 1t was
on the Fourth of July that this country
signed for its freedom, and on this day,
now, men will get their hash. In the
last words of George Wash. gton, On
Earth, 1t is Well
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29

to be suggested concerning the attempt
at burning the school house. And one
that at first glance seems most imprOb-
able is most probable.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29
= . FISHER, Ph- G.

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Indigestion, Sick or Bilious Headaches, Jaun
dice, Sour Stomach, and Dizziness. All de
rangements of liver, stomach, and bowels arr
prevented, relieved, and cured.
They're guaranteed to give satisfaction, o.
your money is returned.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29

A case of Catarrh that can't be cured by
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is SO rare that
the makers of the medicine are willing to risk
this offer: If we can't cure your Catarrh,
perfectly and permanently, no matter what
your case is, We'll pay you $500"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29
J. Jones & Co.
FOR SPRING WEAR.

Attention is called TO our high class
lines of Heavy and Light SOled Oxford
Ties and Slippers, comprising some OF
the most elegant styles and shades ever
offered.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-05-29

Constipation and sick headache per-
manently cured, and piles prevented by
japanese Liver Pellets; especilly adapted
to children's use. Sold by w. N. Yearly.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17

$4,000 worth of new goods to se-
lsct from at Fargo's.