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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-02
THE SAMOAN WAR.
The President Grafifed at the
Suppression of the Reyo-
IuffOnary Movement.

The president and Secretary Gresh-
am are very much gratified at the sup
preston of the revolutionary move
ment in Samoa, and the surrender OF
its leading spirit, Mataafa, although,
in the absence of an American war
ship, the United States was unaole 10
render any military aid towards the
accompIishment of that end. The
cruiser Philadelphia, now nearing
VALPARAISO, was to have been ordered
to proceed to Samoa as soon as she
reached there, but now that the war
ia over there is not the same necessity
for haste, and the Philadelphia may
not 90 there at all. 1t Is settled, now
ever. that a vessel will go to Samoa,
and the duty will devolve on either
the Alliance, the Yorktown, the
charleston, or the Philadelphia, with
the probabilities in the order named.
Notwithstanding the fact that the rev.
oIution inSamoa ended just as the three
treaty mowers, Great Britain, Ger
many and the United States, desired
it should, in the complete triumph OF
MaleitoS, the sovereign with whom
the tree ~ of protection was conclud-
ed, there are still unsettled many
other questions of great Importance
to the countries named. IheSe relate
almost exclusively to the policy OF
each with respect to the other in the
future government of the islands.
Some q, astions of importance, requir-
ing immediate considera tioI relate to
the care and treatment of Mataafa
and other prisoners ct war, now in
the custody of the representatives OF
the three treaty powers. According
to last advices they were on the
British warship Koloomba. There Is
nothing in the treaty relating TO such
q contingency, but there is no doubt
whatever that the representatives OF
the three governments, including the
commanders of the German and
British warships, will speedily reach
q satisfactory agreement for the pro-
lection and subsistence of the revolu-
tionary prisoners. 1t is probable that
thew will be isolated, for short time
at least, as it is believed their surren-
der to the victorious party in their
present savage temper would be viz
tuaIIy leading them TO slaughter.
Secretary Gresham said today that he
had as vet sent no instructions to
United States Consul Blackjack bear
inc on the existing state of affairs,
and that he really had not decided for
himself what was best to be DONE
Wash. Star.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
3cmtj6cS Weroimt TIM 2lmerlfa.

@o grob AUDI bet @influb BET @rz
rungen14aften 6es &rieges BON 1870
unb 1871 unb neuerbtngs bes Sriumz
pies ber 9euti&en auf her @eltaus<
itelung gu @bicago auf bic aQgemei11e
Ste1ung ber in @merita unld1igen
Deutl4en fem mag, 10 brau4en bieie
lire Mn1pri@e auf bebtngte @benblrz
tigteiten NIT ben iibrigen 9eoolterungsz
elementen unb au9 namentli4 NIT benz
ungel<id&fti@en, ii@ fdAalt@ bag el1z
qeborene nennenbe Clement, ntdt gu
'beqriinben. @ielmebr tonnen, mir
Deutl@zM msritarer uns NIT benz srObz
ten &e4te auf oas berufen, mas mir
uns ielbt an @eroieniten UNI unier
Moopfibpaterlanb erporben 6aben. ga
BADEN bic rDeuti4en 9age">, tpel4e
in nelleiter 3eit in oeri&ieoenen Sbeilen
bes 2anbes abgebalten tporoen limb,
@eranladung gegebtn, bteie @eroienite
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
: @ns Sheater bon 8ieQa in &

- @as Sbeater BON 8ieQa in Staz
lien lit mG6renb Der 8orite1ung abgez
brannt, obne bab ii4 babel elm ungllid
ereignet bGtte. Dies 1T allein oer
&altbliitigteit Der S@uuipieler uno
Der @eilesgesentpart oes DIRECTORS gu
oerbanten gene en. Gin &un1tler, BET
ii4 binter ben GouliNen aufbielt, iab
aus Der Wer1enfung Rau4 emporl teiger
unb ma9te ben 9irettor barauf auf
merf1dm. Die1er ertannte iofort, bai
Geuer a%usgebroden lei. @r begab 1t@
3u ben @4aulpielern unb ertldrte benz
Run{tler, Der eben be 8ii6ne bstreten
1onte, bic Sa4lage unb Bat i'm, menn
es qebe, Elm ungliid gu perbiten. Ser
@4aujpieler, traf feline @nt14ltebunz
qen. I@r betrat bic @ubne uno tpabz
renb i'm Mpplaus empfing, bra4te ct
bic 9anb ans 9er3 unb iant gu 8ooen.
9as publitum beunrubigte iih iber
5ein 8efnben. Sn bieiem @ugenbltd
betrat ber Direttor bic 8ii6ne uno bat
- ungeIi9ts bes l%1ntpoblieins bes
@6auipielers - bas Sbeater gu perz
laHen, ba an cine Tortiebung bes
@piels n;4t seouat peroen tDnne.
&aum batten bic leBten 3ul4auer oas
9aus perlaHen, als bic 6lammen 1aon
bic OrheIterltiible ergrifen. Sn turz
3eiter 3eit brannte bag gauge SbeIter
gum @nt1eben ber uuf 10 genlale 4rt
@eretteten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
Nus oct,, ,,Mrtsona &tder''.

Griebboffrepe1!-Wi baben
in leBter .3eit ni&t piel iber unierer
pripatfriebbof gebra&t, neil mir snt:
bedten, bab je0e @nipielung oarauf
ben Meib ber 3eitungsleute in ben umz
lieqenben Staten unb 9erritorten er<
re9te. @lei9mobl mar Ct uno bleibt
au4 fiirbepbin elmer Der romantii often
Glede bieIer @egsnb: st 1T betanntz
li4 nit einem biibiden, meib angeitrtz
@enen @tutetenaaun um9eben, bic Mez
&c iinb setteit, unb bic IA grasbepa9z
ienen @rdber bieten, ipe3iell i'm Monbz
li4t, einen fanften, liebli4en Mnbltd.
tpeldsr bas 9er3 bes 8ei&auers nit
@ube unb Seelenf rieben CT flint.
&ebten Mittmo4 erbielten mir ben
@e iu4 zines 3e;tun9sberausgebers aug
Chicago. mir fibrten uniern Sal
na@ Der getpetbten StGtte, une ct erz
tlGrte I'm, ct babe nt4ts 10 bubi4es IN
biejer Dirt geieben. 9abei betlagte ct
ii9 bitter, bab ber Gbicagoer Sournaz
lismus it4 no4 ni&t 10 peit aufgez
i4tpungen babe, bab Elm 9erausgeber
iein Stid@en @runo um3dunen laf zen
unb nit Der Mnlage bon @rGbern Be-
sinnen tonne. ST iebte ii4 6anm auf
bas Grab bes rNem Merito 8iQ," In
beb mir uns tim seseniiber uuf ~lltab
Sads" @rabbigel nieberlieben. port
plauberten mir mobl cine Stunbe lang
iiber ben @erfall bes Sournalismus in
benz tniel@ma&en Often, uno, nit
miTen 9eiteben, in ben leBten pref
Sabren bat uns nod feline unter6alz
tung bermaBen erfrii4t. @s mar uns,
als Oh bic itG6lerne Mai&ine, bic IN
uni Term linten 8rui tta item arbeitet, NIT
@anbpapier gepubt unb gu .neuem
Rampf nit ber falten, eitlen Melt etnz
ge0lt piirbe.
Dis mir un1eren prioatfrieobof etne
@tunbe por Sonnenuntergang berliez
zen, tpar MIes in better Srbnung, uno
uni er 8e1u9er tru9 cine 8lume i'm
Rnopflo4, bic ct bon ber lebkn Hubez
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
1leitet midi, Yeter Semiunpmit14."

gleitet midi, Peter Semianomiti4."
Die beioen Mdnner 9eben aus, UNI
ii4 NIT benz 8egrGbnib gu bsfaRen.
Der Sob zines 9unbertjdbrisen bat
feline LANCE Srauer au Golse. Nls bic
Ma4ri4t in benz @iertel betannt' muir
be, tamen bic Nahbarinnen berbet, um
ber Grau bes Sri eurs Bel ben leBten
pFi@ten gegenlber Der ura6ne bilfreiz
DE 9anb gu leti ten.
Sic plauberten, mdbrenb lie ber @erz
itorbenen bas Sobtengetpano angeltsn.
uab es 14ien, als ob 1ie ibr traurigea
Mmt als 3:rl treuung btra4teten.
Ser Samopar murbe ange5unoe1
unb man trant piel 9bse.
Nur bic &tnber blieben ergrifen,
Sie bilbeten cine rei5enbe @ruppe, tpie
fie in bic @de gebrdngt itanbsn, bon
mo fe lire ate, lebbafte @robmutte1
betra4teten.
ssS4 bente, baB lie bieie Stunbe ME-
mails bergeNen merben, DEFENDERS Mi:
&a, Der auf ieiner S9ulter oas lebte
Gr3ittern Der 9anb ieiner llrabne &C.
fiiblt bate.
@r pirb pdbrenb ieines ean5en 2e=
bens biefss Mugenbtides %geoenten'
W,nn er aber ieinerieits itirbt, tper
tpirb fi@ bie1er alien Trau ertnnern.
bic 104 Sabre gelebt bat?
Mel&es NOR i9r 2eben %aetpeien?
Warum lebte lie 10 biele Sabre?
@iebt es niht piele @elen, bic i'm
2eben 10 unbetannt blieben, bab man
1agsn t0nnte, tie atbmeten ni@t pte bic
Mnberen, unb bic i'm Sobe feline Slide
unb feline @pur binterlaFen?
@el@e 2ebre bietet trobo:m bas &C.
ben zines 9unbertiabrigen! unb melz
der Trieoe berri@t i'm Sooe zines Sum
bertidbrtgen, tpte tief bepegt biefe feier=
li9e @ube, >pel@en unauslo{4li3en
@inbrud Der Mhtung unb oer 3drtlid=
teit lGBt Ct 3urid!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05

Dn Stabt liegt an benz gum groben
Gbeil bobsn Weitufer bss i4malen
SHELLS ber @u4t, r0rbli@ BON einem
8ersause, BET in benz 1000 Sub bu9en
@orcopaba sipfelt. On benz Otfube
bsies Bers3uses 3ieben ii@ bic @ors
itGbte Da @loria unb Gatete bin, uno
in BET @de 5mii@en tbnen uno ber i'm
j3uderbut auslauf enben Cabin el liegt
Bic @oritabt 8otefogo, in pel4:r bic
mu6l9abenben 8emobner ibre !ei3t &C.
bauten @iuen baben. Sn Der Iltitaot
bietet BET @e4iel apii4en alien, trumz
men, m%en1dsnleeren StraBen unb neuz
en- Mnlagen NIT Pra@tbauten unb Maz
ga3inen i'm Barrier @til, pel@e bic
feinften europ6t1den 2urusmaaren uno
be auf ben @erfauf an Trembe bere9z
neter @r3eugniNe braiiliani14er &leinz
inbuirie ME 3. 9. Teberi4mud, entz
balten, einen 9lei@ bunten We@1el bar,
uie bic 8epDlteruns, pel@e bonn aFenz
artigen unb {@mubtgen Neser Biz gum
REDEEM auslGnbi14en 9anbsts6errn
unb BET fem setleioeten Mobeoame ale
M%bitufunsen aufmeiit. SroBoem bic
6ibe-pe 10 3temli4 bas gauge Sahr
iiber-rs9t bebeutenb lit, tperben mir
ni4t miibe, bic Staot gu bur4freifen;
am lpbnenb item aber 1T bet ME perz
iGumte Musfug na4 benz botaniiAen
@urten an ben u fern ber 2agog be
@obriso be Grettas, beFen 8eiu& al
lem ber Mnblid Der berrl;4en NQee
59lanter &Dnigspalmen lobnt. Cine
StraBenbabn nit Finten Maultbteren
fu6rt bortbin. Den Greunben BEG
Beraiteigsns mintt babel fortpdbrenb
ber b;@t kma@ikne, iteil a~bfauenoe
@orcorabo; aber BEL b @%onnenglutb!
Sept bot man's freili& bequemer, benn,
fpenn ib ni9t IRE, fl6rt BON ber tpeniz
qer iteilen Norb1eite cine 8abn binauf I.
Sic 3ablreiden Snieln bor oer @taot
tra9en St. gierungsgebdube, Dods u. |.
No., unb 3nii@en tbnen beinbet }t4 In=
terarunb fir cine ungemei1ene 3abl BON
Rriegsz unb 9anbelsi@iFen. 4m Dit
ufer Mr BAL, in 9eraber 2tnie BRET
Meiten bon Mio entfernt, liegt Nictkz
ron, cine @orjtabt bon etma 10000
@%intppbnern, FREEZER unb luftiger gelez
9en als bic 9aupt1tubt 1elb{t, uno ber
Wobnort bieler Der moblbabenben Sc
f4Gftsl<ute unb 8eamten.
l1n{er @@iF perlieb ben 9afen UNI
Mtttag. Das Sbermometer 3etgte 90
@r. s.; tein 2uft&en ribrte ii4, bic
@u&t gli@ einem Spiesel; man glaubz
ts, bic 8oote, tpel@e bic lebten Tahrgdz
tie al, 8orb bra9ten, miibten auf ber
blenbenben 6ld@e 3eri4melSen. Mx1
nur cine tur3e Me:le, na@oem bic
@4raube erit angefangen bate, oas
@aKer gu pirbeln, unb i&on boben bic
breiten @ogen bes O3eans ben Bug 6es
@4iFes. Gin paar Stumoen 1pdter
aber treu3ten mir @abo 6rio, bag
{kinem Namen @bre ma4te unb uns
init e::nem berben talten 2uft5ug be-
griibte, ber bic 3ablrei@ an 8oro gez
tommenen portugtet14en Damen IN
tbre Rabinen trteb, aus benen tie crit
in Bahia in beoauernsperthem gu tan<
be tpieoer an's Tasesli4t tro&en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
Bic 8md)t..uon Rio &c Saneiro

Die @ntmidelung ber @orgdn3e in
8ra1ilien, 1peciel in &io be Saneiro.
lentt bic aIsemeine @ufmertiamtstt
bort bin. Darum mag bic na4febenz
be @@ilberung, bic einem @bicagoer
8latte gema4t miro, bier eine SteQe
finben.
|. D;e in ben leBten Sasen 10 btel &C.
nannte 8u4t bon Rio be Saneiro bat
ni@t hires @(ei&en in Der Welt uno
blesbt iebem uruoergeblt@, osr lie ein1 i
qe1eben. sic an tbr gelegene 9auptz
{taot bes nun audi ben enbloien @treiz
tigfeitsn perfauenen i&0nen 2anoes
bart {if in 8e3ug auf oas Malsrt14<
unb @roBortise tbrer Gage nit Neapel
unb Gon5tuntinopel med1en.
Ser Shell Der &iite 8raiitiens, IN
melben bic 8u4t BON @io ein14neioet.
per.duft bon Gabo 5rio aus 5iemlt@
gsnau na@ @eiten. :S&on aus peiter
Terne Iiebt ber bon @iben 6erannabenz
Sc Geefabrer bic mertmiroige 2amoz
marie bes @;nganges ber 8u4t BON
Mio, ben 3uterbut, auf portugleitl4
pas be M3ucar, Elm e(1tger SpBtegel
bon 1900 SUB @0be, ber ii4 lints pom
@inqanoe pie Elm natiirli4er 2euatz
t6urm I4roF erbebt. @tpas n0roli@
{treden atpei 2%anb1piben it4 einanoer
entaeaen: NUT cine enslti&e Meile brett
1T Bic @infQbrt, un6 bas 1T bet tlal1tz
{de punft Der tleinen Slottenrepolu<
ton ber leBten Sage. Re4ts 1tarrer
bic Ranonen bon ben nieorisen grauen
Mauern bes Sort Santa @ru3 9srab,
lints broben bie bes Sort @ao Spas,
beibe BON Grandchildren fantirt, bic
bur4 Elm brittes Sort unteritiBt tper<
ben, bas etpas n0rbli4 auf elmer Sn1el
ber @mfabrt bsr 8u@t mitten gegenz
iber lieqt. @ut gebedte unb gut be-
biente @e1@iiBe auf bieien<Torts TOM
men mobl ieber Tlotte bic 8u4t bon
Mto un%3ugangli& MAIDEN. Sd befanb
MIDI an 8orb einss frieoIi4en 9omz
burger 9anbelsbampfers, Der ii& NIT
Elm paar Glagseniignalen bic 9ur4z
fu6rt {i4erte unb alsba(0 in bic berrz
li&e 8u@t b%ineinslitt.
@on benz @inganse Big gum auBerz
item Morbenbe 1T bic 8u4t bon &io
a6taebn engli19e Meilen lang; bic
@reite betrd9t an ber breitei item @teqe
apDlf Meilen. 3ab1oie Snieln bur4z
}eben ben groben @aKeripiegel, einige
bapon, in bet n0pblihen 9dlfte, BON
an1ebnli9er @r0Be. Sn gertnger @nt@
fernlnq umrabmsn @abirge bic fru@tz
barren 3anbi&aften, mel&e ben sroBten
She'll ber 8u9t umge6en, oarunter I'M
Morben bag Orgelgeb:rge. 9ort liegt
auf ben fii6leren 90ben, etpa 30 Met<
len in geraben 2inie BON Der 9auptz
itubt enffernt, bes unglid(i&en Sat ers
Dom pebro Buckingham fentbaN petroz
polls. .
Die @eitaltung bes 2anbes bsbin9t
es, baB bic 8u4t nur feline TliNe
aufnimmt, unb tpenn bic @ntoeder emit
ben Namen Mio be Saneiro (Sumarz
fub) pGblten, ben oie Staot-Douitdn<
big Can @ebaitian oo @io be Saneiro
nod trGgt, 10 ba4ten lie tpobl in Der
8u@t cine erpeiterte GluBminoung,
G6nli9 ber bes 9ajo Bel 2ti1abon, bor
ii@ gu baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
:. Cine Wnaahl @efangene, 81;

- Sine Mn3abl @efangene, M;tz
glieber Der er iten Snfanteriez9 Brigade
in Mlberibot, Gnglanb, ma4ten bort
einen @erlu4 aug benz Mah3tmmer,
in pel9em lie eingei&loilen tparen, gu
enttommen. t5ie batten berelts bic
Waden iibsrtpGlttgt unb tparen ms
5reie aelangt, a1s iie BON ben BON allen
@eiten berbeigetommenen @oloate1
mieber eingefangen >purosn. =
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-09
CHURCHES.

CHRISTIAN notwithstanding every sun
day at Ii a. IN. sunday School every Sunday at
a0a. m. G. d. SELLERS, Pastor,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-09

pestilential centers and disseminating
their contagion. The struggle for
life will become harder, competition
moro relentless, and the weaker will
go down. Taught by demagogues
that all men are equal, and entitled
therefore to an equal share of the as
sets Of society, they are instructed
that all capitalists are thieves who
have robbed the people by unjust
laws, and thus they repair to the bal
lot box for restitution and revenge,
The alliance between the demo-
cratic party and these menacing ele-
ments is casual and temporary. The
leaders of the democracy have no
sympathy with the axioms Of anarchy.
They have as much at stake as the
republicans. The democratic masses
north Of the Ohio and the Potomac
are intelligent and patriotic, and in
the final contest between the conserv-
atlve and the destructive forces of the
republic, which Is inevitable in the
near future, the coalition will obliter-
ate craftsmanship.
Dir. Cleveland is not an ideal states
man. He will be like that governor
of Indiana who went into Office with
little opposition and went out with
none. But he is an Anglo-Saxon IN
fiber and in instinct, and neither
timeseryer nor a trimmer, nor a pol
troon. The vagaries Of fiat money,
state ownership of railroads, and gov
eminent loans to those who can bor-
row from nobody else, will be treated
with the contempt they deserve. His
terse and sententious apothegm that
"paternalism has no place in the
creed of democracy" is an epitome
and an epitaph.-John j. ingalls, in
the American Journal of Politics.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-09

! had unjustly increased the burdens
OF the poor. but because it had made
some men rich SO with railroads;
they are stigmatlzed as public enc
mics, though all know that there has
never been an hour when man could
travel so far or send Il barrel of flour
so many miles for a dollar as now.
The railroads are hated not because
they have imposed unjust burdens on
the people, but because they have
made Jay Gould and Dillon and Van.
derbllt rich And the same way with
corporations. There has been no
other time since God called the dark
ness night, when the poorest man
could light his cabin SO cheaply as he
can now with kerosene. The Stand
ard Oil Company is the object Of pub
lie execration, not for the reason that
it has increased the burdens of the
poor, since on the contrary 1T has
lightened O them, but because it has
made Rockefeller and his associates
milllonaires, clad in purple and fine
linen and faring sumptuously every
day.
Universal education and increased
opportunity for traveL and 0bSerUd-
ton haze multiplied desires and am
! billions much more rapidly than they
haze multiplied the means Of their
qualification. To this is very largely
due the existing discomfort with our
social conditions. The vulgar and
innocent ostentation of the million
ares has also contributed much to
the development of the communistlc
spirit which in this campaign has
pronounced its most ferocious form
ula.
1t seems probable that this element
in our civilization will become inten
sifed, rather than appeased, i'll the
future. 1t is reinforced by constant
accesslons from foreign countries
which contaminate our national life
at its sources. The exhaustion Of the
public domain no longer permits the
diffusion of these undesirable guests
over the vast area of the west, and
they are crowding the cities, creating
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-09
THE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.
An Ex-United States Senator's
View.

View.
/ know nothing Of the causes that
operated in states east of the Missis-
sippi river, my observation and efforts
having been confined exclusively to
the west In the campaign. Here the
result was brought about by the Goa
lition of the democracy with the ag-
rarian and communistic elements,
whose panacea for existing evils is
the Reputation of all debts, public
and private, the abolition of taxation,
the forcible redistribution of prop
erty, and the reorganization Of soci-
ETY. by the degradation Of the pros
porous and educated to the level of
the unsuccessful and the ignorant.
Those unfamiliar with the sItua-
ton in this region can have no idea
of the bitter intensity of the hatred
Of the poor for the rich, and in a gen
eral way of those who dwell in the
country for those who live in towns.
The rancorous malignity against
banks, railroads, merchants, lawyers
and capitalists, found expression in
frenZled inyectiye which WIS not sur
passed by the petroIeurs in the com
mune of Paris. The assassination of
bankers was advocated by Populist
orators and applauded by their audi
tors. The most destructive and per
nicious theories of finance and gov
eminent were the staples Of every APP
peal to the victims of debt and MS.
fortune, and the result is regarded as
distinct triumph by the apostles Of
state socialism.
The argument against the tariff
was addressed to the passions and
not to the reason OF the people, 1t is
a mistake to suppose that in the agri-
cultural states of the northwest there
was any discomfort at the burden OF
taxation under the Mckinley bill
Evidence that wages we're higher
prices of the necessaries Of life lower
and the market for farm products
widened, was wasted. The verdict
against the tariff was not because il
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-09

Lost; Betw cen Phillipsburg and
two miles east of Marvin, one leather
case, containing twenty-eight wall
pictures. Any one finding the same
and leaving Information of its where
ubouts at the HERALD office will be
Literally rewarded.
w. D. GILLILAND,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-09
GEORGE A. SPAULDING,
Attorney-at Law.

Will do general law and land business. Col.
,ections made with promptncss and dispatch
Office over the Phillips County Bank, Phillips
burg, Kansas
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the City and Vicinity.
Smoke Flor de Cuba cigars, 10 cents,
at T. d. Fishers.
Smoke Twin Medal cigars, ) cents,
at +. d Fishers.
Smoke Antonio Roig cigars, ) cents,
at Z. d. Fishers.
Chew Close Shave tobacco, ) cents a
cut, at Z. D. Fishers.
Chew Humbug tobacco, - cents a
plug, at E. D. Fishers.
Chew Mariana tobacco, 10 cents a
plug, at E. D. Fishers.
Chew Rough and Ready tobacco, 10
cents a plug, at E. D. Fishers.
Rev. Trice is holding bible readings
at Masonic hall, in Hayti, every evening
at 7:3O.
The Durham Water company have
removed their office to A. E. Lloyd & Cos
store.
The 3 year, old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. W. Neathery, on Pine street, was
buried yesterday. 1t died the day be-
fore after a brief illness.
Mr.. Leo D. Heart, the clever cashier
Of the First National bank, who has been
very much in~disposed for the past few
days, is at his post again.
Mrs. Fannie Willard, having decided
to go out of the hotel business announces
the sale of her entire stock of furniture
on the 23d INST. All who want bargains
should be there.
The auction sale of furniture at the
Hotel Driver on the 23d inst. will be a
rare opportunity to get bargains In house
hold furniture of every description. The
entire lot will be sold and will 90 cheap.
Wait for it.
DIR. Roberts, who has been quite sick
for the past ten days, is out to day for
the first time. The doctor says that the
town was getting to be so alarmingly
healthy that something had to be done,
and as no one else would start things off
he had to get sick himself by way of
example.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-07

student of nervous diseases, and author
of many noted treatiSes on the latter subject,
long since realized the truth OF the first
statement. and his Restorative Nerv1ne
Is prepared on that principle: Its success
in curing all diseases arising from derange-
ment of the nervous. system is wonder
ful, as the thousands Of unsolicited teStimO-
malls in possession of the company manufac-
turing the remedy amply prove.
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine is a reliable
remedy for all nervous diseases, such as
headache, nervous debility, prOstration
5ieepiessness, dizziness hysteria, sexual de
Pity. st Hitus dance. epilepsy etc; IT Is
or sent direct by the DR.. Miles Medical CO.,
EIkhart, Ind, on receipt Of price, 81 per bot
tie, six bottles for S., express prepaid.
Restorative Nervine positively contains no
opiates or dangerous drugs.
Sold by w. M. Yearly, Durham.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-07

Why undergo terrible sutferings and
endanger your life when you can be cured
by japanese Pile Cure; guaranteed by
w. NJ. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-07

stanc was that banks in the south re-
ported that they had been informed they
could obtain all the money they required
from the banks in this city fer the pur-
pose of moving crops. The banks in this
city always advance their correspondents
in the south the moDey needed by them
at this time of the year and they said yes
terday that they expected to do so this
wear.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-07

japanese Liver Pellets are small, but
great in their effects nc gripping 50doses
% cents. Sold at w. NJ. Gearby's.
AS none is genuine without it we
yet have a few of those beautiful Worlds
fair souvenir lamps and glasses for sale
also a complete line of glassware,
c~rockery, pocket and table cutlery and
various other merchandise. The thing 10
do Is when you start out I trade, go
direct to the Racket Grocery, where YOU
can find what you want al the very
lowest price possible. All goods sold
wholesale as we'll as retail. Goods de-
liyered free. Come and see Us, corner
Mangum and Parrish streets, Durham,
y. c. w. II. PROCTOR.
Phone No. %. Proprietor.