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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06

Cine fctte 0ipi6eu0e. 0i(
bpdlte NiuIocnoc untcr Ocu ldbliidcu
attIen9cleIIltartcu 9ewabrt fir 1892
Der AiilgnuueH ctr 3midaucr Yiir0er.
geprrtlbari GCt elutm Jttm0cwiur
pCn 49o I79 Wiart lur 100. 900 !Qiari
afueltaptdl grlaupt pru Attlc (cin0c.
sablt lmt Cl Mart 200 9'iurt Sur Scr
tbelIInB lDue rmcr St.;m,Uu2 uou
3I24 ErUicnt tntlprldJt. SIN &orlabre
betrltQ on SIOlocnoc 2lO Mart g,,li)
80 EroiCnt. Clr groltc Cw,ycn0e
but dc lrIi 1896 brilebcloe G)clcilld)oit
fnr oae Sdbr 1872 gun &crtbeilung &C.
braht n0mIIh 90 .Qiort 9lcib s2O.31
FroScnt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06

Gin @ctenu5eihnctcr. 2luS
&iesbGoeu lbrCibt man: Die bieiigC
StaGtS0uwaItiAait bat ucBcu pcriAle'
ocner SCr9Cbcn cincn Stcfbriei gegcn
eiilen Sdloiicr aus OlaUbcrg Crlalier.
alS beionocre ScnnjelGcn iinO III Dem
Stedbrici angeBcbcu: 2luT Der re6tcn
9anO bat Ocrlclbc Oic SuAitabcn q II
1879 tatOp.yt; aui ocn Armeu; cine
airitaniitc SNIingpiiaajc, raS ocutldc
2urnerpapptn. NdO Sreui ocr iran.
iOiiit1cn GgtcuIc8iOn nit Ocr Jni6riit
.&inO Oes llnglildS, clnen : lootentopi
nit Der 3nlhriit r@ott nit ms" einen
Anfer nno cine an,abl niht rGber 81
bfjei6nCnOe Nappeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06

2ieber elm eanjes 0aus 6
ortibafien. Ier WiarGuiS pon
Butte mar Gin anerfannt bcgsiiierter
9iaturircuuo. Ginit manpclte CT ;pi.
ihen lcincu ;nm 3beil uerpadtctcu Ye,
iisuu9ep umbcr En0 bcmerfte babel.
oaB cine ibm woblpGtannrs cite eide.
Die oaS $oauS cincS FddterS beibattcte,
eiuiDer GROCER 2leiIc beraubt woroen
mar; ais CT lcincn &crvaltcr nab Dem
@runbe Ira9tc, parum man oleS &C.
than babe, erpioCrte cicicr. oir 2lelIc
mdren nId)t mcbr gang gclun0 9clpelCn.
nno er bate 9eTlirdtet, eaB oicic nicOer'
brehen uno oaS 0auS oeS $GhterS
itarf geiGbrocn tonnten. .G)ut, "
meinte ocr Wiarquis, .oaun brnu6tcn
sic abcr Ole 9lellc uidt Su enticrnen.
lonoern founten oaS bcorobtc OauS aui
anoerer StClie ucu aribaucn lajien!"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06
aus Der Ssnti4sn Meiasbanpt.


so. Suni.-Gerlin. is wtro beitdtiet.
ooB Der &uuoesratb oeeru beihloien bat,
cte 2lusiubr uon Hiebiutter iirerit ;u perbies
ten Nan perwuttet. bah bierlnit in erlter
guie bsabiibtigt piro, N perbiuoern, oos
auh in Setihlauo tnappe Sutter noa
| Irartreih ouSuiibreil, 100 Der Diaugsl iebI
sroR IT. Iie liberden 3eituhSen sreiien Die
]iegiernnS ou, neil ne nibt w9leib Die .3oue
oui Sutter uuo G'etreioe Guibebe.
Taf in fol9e Der lang unbaltenoen Sros
denbeit in mon6eu c'eoenoen uon Seuti6=
LAMB Die Moth bereits cine sani beoentlide
! nobe erreitt bat. benefit Der Sau eiues8leins
busm in Der gtGbe uon 0tuin;, wsltber bsim
l,hiisen ieiues uou Der SonuenSlutb ausSes
o0rrten 6eloes 10 lebr pou Der Ger;peilluns
sepatt wuroe, oaB er Seloltmoro be9n9.
.. Nuli.- @Gbreno Der 3eu as bic
9SablreiuItats eiuIieieu, belt Der aaiier nit
ben Mit9lieoeru oes Sabluets bdufg Sera.
tbunom ab uno iou i'm @erloui oerielben bic
| Sbrcnreoe oas lnoupttbema 9ebiloet babeu.
G'epilies iiber ben ,Snbd.t Der Sbronreoe u;
eriobren, lit bis ieet unmosIib eepeiea, bod
beboupten Die buboiiiieueu GreBorsans, baB
Der 6aier benz ganoe uno ben ab9eoroneteu
ieiuen Iont iiir bic bepieieue 9Inbduslihteit
an bic Re9ierung wGbreno Der gSaben rmb
bic SereitwiuiSteit nit Der Die miIitdriide
|oitit Der Ste9ieuln9 uuterltiiet wuroe, auss
iprebsu wiro. Serner heiBt eS, boB Der 6ai.
ier bic abeeorbnetsu eriudeu piro, bic Diilis
tdrporlage in Der pom Sunbesratb loeben ees
nebmisten 6uiiunS mosIihh balo anunsbs
men uue 10 benz 2Sunide brer @Gbler IN
entipre6en. 2lut lol in benz 6ntwuri Der
9teoe bic &eriiberuu9 eutbolteu istn baB Der
saier bic &eripirtltbun9 leiner lo;ialpolitis
i6en ReIormen pcttsr ueriolsen piro unb 6er
Ran;ler ben auitra9 bat ben &ei6sboteu
Gnpiirie porulegen, nm oem 9totbitauoe.
Der b'r6 bic onbaltenoe Sirre in ben lambs
piytblduitliden 8reilen beruor9erlien, az
| lteuern.
MiiiionGre 9etootet.
3. Suli. -9onoon Gine 5epeids
aus Sonetons briu9t oie9tadridt pon einem
neueu auiiIanoe III 6bina sessn bic giiIiios
mare, unb ;lpor iino Der Sepeide III Solse Die
lbweoii6en Miiiioudre &id;olm uno 80.
bonuib in Redous. 60 Melen pouSontow.
9etootet woroeu.
5rauriseS GubeeintS aerona au.
ten.
Smabo, 9ieb. SOm Soos ereilt wurbe
beute Gadmittae Der aeronaut 0ites. Der bel
Gourtlauo Bead auiities nit Der abiidt id
mittslit 6ouidirms niebsrulaNen. als ber
Salon in elmer o6be Don 5000 Sub anee.
lanst mar, ueriudte sites iidb lossuidneioeu.
ieoot persebens uno ltiirtc nit benz galon
in ben 0aiiiiiippi unb ertranf ioiort.
6olseu bss esidtfuns.
Rem BORT. aus Serisbeu erldos bsute
abeno bic isidbrise obriitine Sdisbler ibren
Srautisam !Seinri6 Sobl. Die beibeu iuas
gen eente persuiisten iib bamit, CUR Sorieisr
bss llnabbanssteitstasss init 8suolperu AZ
itisBsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06

Witt benz Z 5oSe Hailroao
Sads," oeS beriibmten Giienbabns
bunSeS, 1T Gin 10 ,iemlib jeoem Gilens
babnbcamten Der Ser. Staaten bcfanns
teS 2bier BON Der YilOflahe perihwuns
oen. Der Duuo III beinabe auf alien
Siisnbabnlineu gtorbamerifaS. BON
Wiaine bis Saliiornicu uno BON Wlou,
trea; in Canada bis gum @Oli pou
Wtcrito. mit9eiabrcn. Sabre lang mar
CT ein treuer Gehbrte oes 0epdfmei.
tiers WcGarthp in sllbanD, u. y. no
CT au6 feline Gbierlcele auSbau9te.
Seins leetcn 3baten beitan0en in ieincr
sInneienbeit in SSaibinston Wdbreno
Der EMANCIPATION GlepclanSS, lOpie in
leiuer rSetbciiiguu3" on Der Earaoe
lpGbreno Der GolumbuSicier in sllbanp.
Cur bleIbenpen GrinnerunS ioll Sad"
auS9eliopft weroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06

Die Ypltsparteiler nOminirten in
ibrer Don etluu 100 9e!e9aten aus 20
Counties beiuhten Staots Convention
in Surpn lebteu Ipuucritn9 Iol9enoC
Snuoibaten fir SbcrriAter: s. y.
&ennebp bon Canton, Wnj. s. y.
Sairbnnts BON 0eaowooo uuo S. 8.
&rtter ppn 9lberoeen Sic ernannten
Elm neres GentralcomIte, beItebeno aus
einem Wit9lieo pon jeoem Gountp, nit
Z. u. SimmOns uon Blunt ais &oriis
ser. 5reeman 8uOples. &ebatteur oes
,8eabwoOo Snoepenoent", mar 9Orlis
ber bes 9onuents uno ais SetretGre
fun9irten Gatter 2toDo bon geaolc mo
o.. g8. Stephan uon aiu9sburp. 9ie
aui9eltellte Elotiorm enthdlt ale Die
Serlansen Der Tartei, lpie lie in Der
fog. Ocala 8latiOrm nieoersele9t murs
ben, iuie Staatsbetrieb Der Gilenbabnen,
Telegrapbsr, Telephone IL. ogl. M,
Ger Yorliber eutpnri in ielner GIN.
ipra9e ein oiiiteres Bib bon Der yourb
Die Someitate Winen9eielibaft beein'
fluBten uno corrumpirten Rihterihait"
Der 8lad Sils. Die 3ele9aten iollen
burdpe9 nit Dem ReIultat Der Ser
iammlung uOblsuirieoen ieiu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06

Die SodjcitSreiie in Sal.
Ion. Gin 2leronaut in Yriiiiel Jia.
mems Gbicl fiibrtc tiir;lib Ocu IGngita
ecbesten S&unitb aus, ieine OO4;citS.
reue mlttclit yuitidUieS uoriuneBmeu.
0cmentlprebenO pcrabl6ieoctc iih oaS
pom StanOCsamtr fpnmeuor iungC
GIspaar lolort uOu leiuCn &euwanbteu
~. bcllieg oie @onoel elnes rciieIcrti9en
Salfone. Der sur Gbre Der Jiriie9elesea.
beit ben poetiidcn 9iamen r0onig'
mpno" crbaltrn bate. Cie 9luiiabrt
perberrli1te ein wOltcnloler OimmeI
nro alien Sorautlceun0cn na1 per
lprah oic lultiBc JictlC rcu bciten Sort.
tahg.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06
@it@ea, sao'oatota, sonnerias, Den 6. Suit 1898

1ehEltcr uno ionltigcn Yeamtcu utr.
jei6nct. Oos @latcau. aui pclhcm
oCr Ecu6ttburm uno auEeroCm Gin
VootlenbauS erri6tct werocn, bictet ;ns
8tcit Ocn J|0um fir Die in Sabre 1895
IN 2tuSlItt gcnommcuc 6ctcr Der GrOfi.
NINA 0es 9tOro.Sltlee. SanalS.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06
Gin 0npliinser iiher Ole Iet-
ltunern nrr hrittrdIen
GbrntiItrr.

Siu scr %onroncr ,9jaturc" maht s..
Z. gIrmltrong lCine EauoSlcute aui oiC
Ncltblddeun9 miiiculd)aitliher ,Sor'
lhuuQ uuimertlam, cic ieteuS oer ocut,
lc)cu fcmiIdcn Sabriten Our6 Ginrid).
ting DrUberer Saborutorien al oen Tag
9tlc9t lpiro 20 babc cine QroEe ,Sars
bcuiogrit IN GlbCriclO Ciu FabOratorium
liir riiCnld)aiti1C llntcriudun0eu, in
bcm 2G rriabrene Gbemitcr bCihditigt
Icien. gu oielen tdmen nod ,ablrcihe
Ghcmitcr ole in nnocrcn 2lbtbCiluugCn
tb0tig 'cicn, 10 oaB ibrc GciaWmt3abl
ibcr 60 betraBc. Sine 2luilin, uno
SooaiaGyit belhdftigtc lO9ar 7S She.
mltCr uuo uon bicicn b0ttCn 56 oen
Oottor1rao. >5n pielcn anoetcn 5a.
brtcn lci 0leid)e NorlOr0e 0etroiien
ano oic 60rbtnwcrIc III gan; Oeutlt)'
lOnO lcicn t5atlG6lib geraOeiu %abora.
tOricu III grOBem WtaBitabe. SIN Ge.
9cnlat blcrju belfGiti9e taum cine
engIll6e 5arbeniabrit icdS Gbcmiter ;
auI alle Sale lei oieS ole Winrimal;abl.
IS burie 0aber ni1t ilberralhen, oaB,
ob9lelb etn lebr GROCER 2bcil ocS be-,
nueten SteinfoblcntbecrS cn0iibcn
urlprungS lei uno bic cnglilde ,Snou,
ltriC llf Suerlt nit Der Ocrilellun0 upn
2llBartn uno Aniliniarbcn beia6t babe,
oo6 ctpa ncuu 3cDntcl aller lcet CT.
ieu8ten tinltli1en ,Sarbltpiic NJ cutid).
lanO lCr9Clicllt pcrocn. 1891 babe
OcntlWlano iiir ctpa Al ,2G9, 600 Wtart
glnlllnIalbcn un0 nlr II ,906, 900 Wtart
Al5arin ausgeIllbrt, mo cin lebr Qro,
scr lbclI bieler UarbitOiIe lci na9 Slt.
mrtlI geDan9en, no lle ole uatiirliben
Oarben RAID pcror0n9cn. ,,Manufac-
tured in Germany" lei lcet III Ger gan'
sen >Selt ole ancriannte Oanbelsmarte.
D9ioA ucr wenigcn Sabren l6rie6
2Snre nit Seju9 aui oen llrlpruns oer
SSllIcnlhaIt: LA Chemie est une
science franchise : 9egcnmdrti9 tons
nen lUir. Obne SSioeriprn6 III bcilird.
ten, lagen, oaB bieier 3batia6s oie
Ccutiden ibr lleber9elpidt oeroanfen,
nno baB DER 9iieoergan9 bel unS einge.
treicn it, lueil mir es rid)t pCrltanoen
babcn, Der .3eit oen Fule III iiiblen. /.
Die unoulplame Gi9enart. ole uns in
Den Stano 9eleet bat, 81 croberu uno
81 berrlben, no eS anoeren 9iationen
mtBlun0Cu llt, brin9t uns mcni9 9iuten
IN elnem inoultriellen SrieSe gegeu oas
Qn lrnematlldllten ulterridDtete Volf
Der SSelt, oencn gSaiien wilienlbait'
lt1c llntcrlu1un9 mo willculbaitlibe
N|etbooe llno, uub bGS Gorge 9etra9en
bGt, oen Sie8 iu organillrcn. SD
Iiir mcinc FerlOn fam mir lagen, bal
mir, pGbreno if Die perbreherilbl
Sur;libtigtcit meiner VanoSleute be-
tlage, Die pon ibrcn auSwGrtiOcn Wtit'
bcmerbern eutialtete 3batigfeit Sewun'
oernn9 cinfloBt: cS III niht Su lsuSnen,
lie UcrOiencn ibren GriOlg."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06
1Io dIru-l llntrdInu.


Nurd tb drer Nrrtpnm III.
%. Suui.-Gbosta, Wiinn ,(obu @o=
ionn aus Gbasto purbe seitern our6 einen
eanomanu in Der 9tdbe pou @aconia eridol.
len. g9oonn bate ii6 nah einem lansen
Marltbe aui Der SaubitraBe nieoer9eIe9t unb
wor eineel6laien. Ter euuomann bemertts
Die ;uammeueetausrte Geitolt uno belt ben
Sdlaienoen fir eiuen &oIi. Soiort elite sr
na6 einsr @ohnun9 unb tebrte in wenisen
Minuten be9leitet uon ieinen Sriioern uno
nit geIpebreu bepaiinet ;uriid uno i6ohen
bic orei aui Noionu. Grlt oas Sdreien oes
Serpuneeteu tlGrte lie ilber ibrsn illrdtbarsn
Srrtbum aui. gsoioun lebte seraos nod lau'
se senus, nm ieinen Hamen unb ieine aorels
ie aneebeu III tonnen.
Stabts Subil6um.
go. Suni.-- Serlin. Die alte 6sior.
nations. unb eutbsrliabt &ittenbers besebi
in bieien Sasen nit sebiibreuber Ssierlidteii
ibr 600 idbrises Stabts Subildlm; in ger-
binbl NJ oamit iinoet bic @runolteinlesune
zines Tenfmals iiir Saiier Sriebrid ben Grit.
ten tau. gie Siobt it III 0brsn bes Subj
ldums iehlid befasst uno nit ardnsen unh
eaubsewinosn betorirt. Ter saupttas oeI
6sisr war ssitern; oui benz Frosramm itani
ben; Ssitso tesoenii, biitorihr Seit,us,
9oItsisite u. 7. w.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06

Cine 3igeunerb 6 Seit puroe
liin9lt III Der befannten Fstermannlden
lruppc umueit Sricori1Sbagen 9eietert.
Die lun0c Si8eunerbraut mO6te 15
C0er l6 Senie Sdblen, wGbreno Der
VrGuti9cm mebr ais b0ppelt 10 alt
mar. yia6Oem Der Senior Der 3ruppe
0ic ltanlniibliden 6ormaitateu Der
Gbel0liCBrn9 pOll;ogcn uuo sum S6lub
0ie &opie ocS junycn 9aares nit SSeiu
begolcn batte, iOlOtc Gin UclaDc, bci
welNcm eS bod bcrging unO Der NSclll
III bcn bctanuten rStromcn" floB. GS
waren III turier 3eit 81 6laidcn per-
til9r. 3lpilbenourb wurOen 9iarional'
tdnie auI9eiiibrt. 0ierbci crbietcn iib
Die 8emiitber oerart, Dap in Der 0o6.
jeits9elell lhaft Elm beiti9er lSortltreit
eutbraunte, ipel6er ihlieBli6, na6oem
man iiA in 3lpei feinolite @ruppen se'
tbeilt bate, in 2bGtlihteiten iiber9ing.
10 oaB bic gereiite Stimmung in Yei,.
i6enbleben nno oer9leiben ibren aus.
prud iano. Sin 3igeunerpeib erbob
io9ar ibrcn Sdu9lin9, nm nit oemiel'
ben na6 eiuem 6je0ncr III merien.
glls ocr Spettatcl III arg puroe. CT,
i1ien Die 0enoarmeric uno iagte bie
game G'clellid)ait in oic Oaioe nab
RabnStori 81.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06

gln Scr M iiubun0 bcS Noro.
> ltlec' sands il oie Ei;iee. mo
,par SeraOe al oCrleni0cn Stclie. oil
peld)er &aiier SSilbclm |, ocn Uruno'
itein ~ Dem 9roBcu yaerfc aeicgt bat.
ioll ein Seu6ttburm errihtct luerOen.
oelicu Sro9eldoB lu einer Gjcoenlballe
iiir Den Uau ausgebiloet miro. Sn oie'
lsr Salle loll cine sroBe @eoenftaiel
iur Sriunerun9 all Die @runoltein'
lesuns ansebrabt werSen. slud bier
merben bic 8orte Der gSeibre0e per'
Scihnet meroen. nit ncl6en Sailer
@ilbelm /. bic @runoitsinleguug i'm
Sabre 1887 pol6os. glnberSem licst
es in Der Abli9t, bic Salle NIT ben 9ie'
liefportrdts Der brei aaiier ;u i6mii.
den. unter oeren Htesieruns Der Wau
ausssilbrt III. Gnoli1 persen, Den
hamburger 9iaArihten1 iufolse. IN
Die @eoeufballe aud Die giamen Der bel
osm Yau berporraseno beibeiIisteu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-06
6olssubes eei9tRums.

Rem port. aus Ssrieben sriaos bsute
abeno bic isidbrise ebriitine Sbisbier ibren
Srautisam Seinri6 Sobl. Die beiben iuns
gen eente persniisten iid bamit, CUR Sorieisr
Dss unabbdnsisteitstasss nit 8suoIpem ,a
ihieben.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

ROMANCE for April is the eighth in that
magazines series of special numbers,
nearly half of its contents being from the
Italian. The most famous Italian authors
are represented in this collection, and
the selections embrace a powerful war
story, an alms-house sketch, a tale Of
KING HUMBERT's kindness, two spark
ling love stories, and thrilling incidents,
legends and adventures. Besides the
Isalian stories, there are strong and beau
tiful tales by HARRIET PRESCOTT SPoF-
FORD, EVA WILDER MCGLAssoN, MARY
G. HUNGERFORD and others; an Austria
liam April fool story, a very funny ghost
story by OSCAR WILDE, and one of the
most charming of French love stories, by
HENRI DE CHENNEvIEREs. This inter-
esting periodical comes from Romance
Publishing company, Clinton Hall, Astor
Place, New York. Twenty-Five cents a
number; So so a year.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28
THE GRIP OF THE COFFIN TRUST.

THE GRIP OF THE COFFIN TRUST.
In the good old days long since past
and gone, when a man died, and his
friends wanted to bury him, the under.
taker, usually a carpenter or cabinet
maker, was sent for, who, with his trusty
saw and ja~ck-knife, 20 produced the
necessary coffin. Now all is changed and
the cast iron casket takes the place of the
old time wooden receptacle, and these
are made by manufacturing establish
ments, which, being comparatively few
in number, soon saw their interest in
combining together under agreement, not
10 sell under certain fixed p'ices, which,
of course, were far and away above the
cost of production and a REASONABLE. pro-
fit thereon. And this was followed by
similar local combinations among under
takers, who were satisfied to pay the
prices set by the manufacturers, in con
sideration of the latter agreeing not to
allow persons ~unconneCted with their
association TO become purchasers at any
P'i|S' Ahu etotOW 'Huo CotdollSHSu
worked well for a time and both manu-.
facturers and undertakes reaped a rich
harvest off of the unprotected public.
But finally dissension arose, in the dis
cussiOn of which, facts came out of ON
siderable interest to the community at
large. Some of the manufacturers sought
to obtain more business by selling at cut
rates. and by furnishing goods to indi-
vidual undertakers at the same consid-
cradle discount allowed to jcbbers. For
this they were disciplined, and finally
expelled by the combination and became.
as it were, free traders, open to sell to
any one. And they formed a class of
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

THE thousands of boomers now camp
ing on the borders of the Cherokee strip
awaiting its opening will experience a
tired feeling on learning that there is
still a possibility that the territory will
not be thrown open for settlement at all
this spring. A dispatch from Washing
ton discloses the fact that there is a
clause in the treaty, inserted by the
senate upon its ratification, which pro.
vides that the compensation is to be in
time payments instead of ready cash,
and approved by the Indians. AS mat
ters stand the opening of the strips de-
ponds entirely upon the view which the
Cherokees take on this point at the
meeting which they will hold or Mon.
day next to consider it. 1t is entirely
within the range of possibilities that
they will want cash instead of the
governments promise to pay. In that
case the treaty will have to 60 before
congress again and a long delay will
necessarily ensue. For the sake of the
expectant settlers who are anxiously
awaiting the opening, many of them al
ready very near to starvation, it is to be
earnestly hoped that such a calamity may
be aVerted.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

BUSINESS SCHOOL !

r. B. Holloway, the. specialist, will open a
business school in the Y. NJ. C.. A. hall for
twenty lessons only, Tuesday, March %. Spe-
cial factory and lumber sets. Twenty lessons
in bookkeeping, $500. Book keeping pupils
have free access to all classes in penmanship.
Twenty lessons in penmanship, $3.50. Hours:
Bookkeeping, day class, 2:30 to 4 p. M; night
class, 9 to 10 p. m; penmanship. day class, ( to
) p. m; night class, 8 to 9 p. m; daily except
saturday. Two gold medals will be awarded.
one for best improvement in penmanship and
one for best penmanship. Terms: O~ne-fourth
of tuition payable weekly. Reduction to three
or more from one family. No reduction for
lost time unless caused by protracted sickness.
Specimens of penmanship free upon applica-
ton. Public referred to former pupils in re-
gard to my work. Pupils can enter at any
time.
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Ghe Durham Daily 6lobe.
By AL

TIE GLOBE is published every day Sunday
excepted) and delivered by carrier at $500 a
year, or 30 cents a month. TIE GLOBE circu-
lates throughout North Carolina.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE is a large eight-page
paper, containing all the news, and is sent by
mail at ST. 80 a year in advance.
~OfRce-Corner Main and Church streets.
GLOBE telephone, No. IS.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Space for one week cents per inch per isaue,
when over 5 inches are taken.
Space per month, 81 per inch.
Reading matter 10 cents a line each insertion.
Business notices ) cents per lire each inser-
ton.
All advertisements and notices continued
until ordered out.
Address all communications to
THE GLOBK,
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Office MP stairs, Mangum building
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn e~fectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA w SYRUP 60.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK, nv.
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THE numerous lectures given in Dur,
ham the present season and the further
fact that ali were we'll attended, suggests
a growing desire for a higher intellect
ual culture on the part of our people
which is at once pleasant and gratifying,
The visit of Mr.. ADDISON COFFIN, a lect,
urer of well.known ability and reputa,
ton, is only one of a series which has
proved exceptionally interesting.
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Some Foolish People,

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
ooh, it will wear away" but in most cases
it wears them away. Could they be/in-
duced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on a
positive guarantee to cure, they would i'm
mediatelY see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price SOC and $1.00.
Trial size free. At all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

customers among those undertakers who
were denied admission to the local asso-
Citations, for they in their turn, wishing
to limit the business, would not allow all
corners to join them, and sometimes
went so far as to expel their Oldest and
most respectable members. The evil
dence of the effect in one of these cases
comes from a manufacturer DESTROYS of
showing how we'll they adhere to their
bargain with the undertakers, and how
unjust are the charges made against
them. He says:
One of the Oldest, if not the Oldest, under
taker in New Jersey, who has dealt largely
with one of the big manufacturers here for
twenty years, got at odds with his local assO-
citation. which promptly notified the manufac
turers that he was a prescribed member and
not to be sold under the rules. Shortly after
he went in a great hurry to his New York
house for furnishings for a funeral. Although
he was a most valued customer, he was told
that he could have no goods. and he is at pres
eut buying from outsiders. That is only a
case in point, but it is a good one to show how
we have kept the arrangement.
The fact established by the elimination
and recrimination INDUCED in by the
parties to the present controversy is that
both manufacturers and undertakers have
been making too much money by their
illegal combinations, and this quarrel will
probably have the effect of calling atten,
ton to their methods and thereby ending
them
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

Personally appeared before me
Al FairbrOther, and to me known
as editor aud publisher of The
Durham Globe, makes the fol-
lowing affidavit:
1, Al FairbrOthcr, editor and
proprietor of The Globe, do SOL
emily swear that The Daily and
Weekly Globe have more paid
up subscribers at this date than
at any other time since assumed
control Of said papers, October &,
1890. AL ~FAIRBROTHER.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this February %, 1898
w, NJ. BUSBEE, N. l..
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Will call things by their real
names and name them properly.
1t guarantees to advertisers more
than double the combined circula-
ton of all other papers in the county.
1t will not waver in it's fight for
the development and prosperity of
the New South, and it asks the
patronage of all honest men.