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Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

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IN fur5er 3eit ourb bieIcS 8rDpertD loufen Iaiieu. 9ts
l9putten Disqualification OIL Der Clifton uuD Belmont
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9fbbalp ffa,fO 1895 Mhlpoufee gpe.
On perfaufen: 9tbi9es Wobubans in Der gdbs
- oer Station Moonoale, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fur
cine SomtIie bequtln eingerihtet. Staaung fir mebrers
VierSe nit 6obet. $1,000. 8equeme 3abIunestermirE
eeer I9ulbenfTeies nnbebauteS Srunoeiqentbum als
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Co., Sa. l5ma BAN
On berfaufen: Sets ouf MISUNDERSTANDING in be-
~ N0be eer Belmont nn6 clifton QsenMe $500-S600.
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tahs out Abib!osS5abluH9 9ebaut. s. sos, Simmer IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Wttta9s Smii9eH GINS II. SweL
15m8, baW
Du berfa nj ZEN = 9tabensmopb. 81. fbbuit.
y Gde in bieer bitbI9en rn0 ~bliibenben 8orftobt.
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pfloitert. Sage: Glib un0 OItfrDnt. @egen Rreis unA
tDetterer Musfunft ipenoe man ii1 miinoli9 Dber ibriftU
lid on % N. 8. See. 112-114 Dearborn Stry
8once Building. 2Omi6ou
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
3u Derleiben.


81 pr9et @eIo ouf 9ionante1, tbren, Sntuelen, 9ausr
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2oon g.. 4. Jlur @bicago StOd @r4auge @e6dube,
Saiale lub M0ibingtou ctr. 18aglS
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
Mi1hlirte 2intnler.


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- Iirtes 3inmer fir cine Game. 9teferen5en ousoe=
tuuI6t. Gil erfrage1 62 &incoln @pe., 5mlI9en Wts
coniin un6 @enter Str, i'm 2, Stod. 21otboW
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
Tiuan5ienes


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bduoe- 6bea,1S,t
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
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lopns, SQotelS, trgero lDelHe Seih6ite, NIT fleiuer NG'
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1t9erlln9. I3b51SS tuID
uperfaufen: @utgebeuber Saloon Doer Salpon=
@tnrtbtutq, taft men, sum balbeu 8reis; bI1tge
&ente. 9tab5nfra9en BET Spbu @eint,
1865 2incoln @oe.
q oertoufeu: 9oluou=2icenfe. gu erfragen Bel
~ g. Sriut 3106 State Str., 2. Slat, 6rOnt.
26ot3t
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~ 9ei6Gft. GIegnute Ginrtbtung. nit QS09en unb 2
Yferben; fir 1900 9Oa. Aor.: s "A Stoats5tg.
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gang pon 3met StraBeu. gu erfragen i'll Der Office Der
StaatS3ettltng. 20of7t
On p~erfaufen: &iers@ottltng= Department etuer
~ Der gr6Bteu Srauerete1 in @biCago, boS lest EN-
ouSgeoebnteS 8ottling=6ei9Git betreibt- Ntoi6inerte,
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i1dtt %Der6uuben it, lpirb mttuerfonft-&ne5 neu uno in
betem 3uif0ube. 8ie5 lift cine Der better @eIegenbeiten
III @btcogo. SD itele iebr liberale 8e6ingungen oeer
nebnte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES abre1e: T31
Staats5ettung. 22Ipbafp, tlio
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
gu Ieiben qeiu6t.


Ou Ietbeu 9eiu9t: $1,000 auf erite 9DpDtbef fir
- orei Doer tHHf Sabre ouf 9ruHbeigentbum in &ate
@Iep. Wtau abreiiire nit 8ebiugun9en:
s AZ StaatsseituHg.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
GlaiiifiSirte anseiqen

tOften biz gu lOWorten 10 Gcnts, iebes tueitere WDrt
l@ent. @teaeuQeIuGe frei.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
Ueuc An5eigen.

Olae Gooes.Nn3eieeu weIRe fir ole
mOreens2Iuseabe DER oJuiuOts Stats
3eitune" aufeeseben werSen, erfdeinen foiten'
fret im QbenebIatt. Die 2lnnahme pom Nns
3eieen fir oas NbenobIatt idIiebt um II uhr
ulittaes, fir Ole morsensQussabe nm 10 uhr
Qbenos.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
ervrorAr ruRLroArroR.

VFFIOlAh FUbHNOAEION'
Annual Statement Of the NEWARR FRS
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
81st day Of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stock, paid up in
Z5V,vUvVS
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the GERMANIA INsgR.
Orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 31st day
OF December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
S~00,U0O.O0
Assets.
Value Of Real Estate owned by the
Company. se,s14.8A
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages ...... 1900
Snlteo States Stocks and Bonds. ..... 1880
railroad Bonds and Stocks ....... I,037.5
6tate, CITY, County and other Bonds. 106, $751; 81
sank Stocks -. 25,250.Oo
Loans en- Collateral Security ..... 2,500.Oe
cash on hand and ia Bank......... 17,796.55
Premiums in course of collection and
tTa4smissiqn.. ...:":::.s..~.. ss,26s.2S
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks ........."........ 1870
Unidentified assets ...........$4,913
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
@eftDrbeat !:

Charles 9lGcranScr @oetNug, Qe6oren am a.
Sult 1864, g~eitorbeu am 26. Gftpber 1894 i'm AIier oDn
80 Sabreu. 8eeroignng Sonntog 9tobmttto9 2 Ibr
BPM Sranerbauie, 538 o. @Iart 9tr., nab @rocelanb.
Itnin
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

= Sn g}eenab in 8iSconftn tpur6en Sic
S6uGen fIr eine 8oAe 9ei6Goifen, ba 10
Sale bon 0ipbterie inter ben S3uIftnbern
fonftQttrt tpur6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
@erLaMa: Swimmer mn &nnhen.


S~SerlaHgt:. 8ertdufer in Ie6em @puntD-
~ $5 per Wtonot uto ~9IuSI0geu. Office. GinriGtung
uno An5eiQer fri 9%eliefert. Die @aoreu ftnb MonopDl-
&eIte @rTabrun9 nptbi9. a0reie: s.. e. g.. Il golon=
naoe Building, Bottom, Ntoff. I8pf26tj ot
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
Mm1eiAe.

SO0eS=&ln5eige.
5reunben unb 9etotnten Die t~rouriQe gofribt. bnB
uniere elu3ioe innigft ge(iebte Socbter 4gneS I'M glitter
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ubr 80 WttuutetL ieli9 i'm 9errn enti9lafeu lift. Sic
Seer0tgnng fiuoet Itott an SOnnta9 ben %. Sftober
BON 1885 RraIrte 9lpe. nod Soflpppo.
I'm titles 8ellei0 bitten bic tr0ueru6eu Sinter0lte=
benen :: Gsn9b SmGett, Batter.
9ttata SWfett, Mtutter.
26Dt2t 2(rtot 3SteoGe, 9rDBpater.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
beiratbsfheine.

SOI9en6e 6eiratbsi6etne pur6en beute
bon 6errn SaIomonion i'm Bureau 6es
Gountp>@lsrfS auSgeitelt:
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

SCrau STeHeus, Die berubmte 9elleberIH, ldgt oe 8er=
y g0ugenbett. 9egcnIuart un0 l3uflHTt. perbIuoct Sie=
benoe uuO 6etreuIte, BELT GraHfbeiten un0 Grunflu9t
entfernt bDie Subtitle ourd SDmpatbie. 125 Stncolu
GIDde rents. g6DG tulo
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
Rerihiehef1esA


SIC 0gen=Q}eroede CWagon Covers o4e 9rDRen. g. 30.
~ SobHion, 6abritant 46 @eas Str. Gel: 1904
6Dt1Wt
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

q, ran GDIim, W0Drl0gerlu, i'll Der SDlpelterHaGt
y gebpreH, I09t BergaUgeHbeit, 9eeeHlport. 53ufunTt
Derbinoet &iebenbe nn0 @etreHnte, sIrtferut b6ie Gtnfuiie
BET &roufBetten ourdl SDmp0tbie. 81 GlDbourn 4pe,
&de Wtobalpf Sir. @lHgouQ uebeu Dem Srutt=5tore.
15IuuI .tuIo
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

Total amount of sllRisks outstanding So, o62,o46.s SO
@. N. LOCKER, President
HI #. FreGes Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
Of February 1894.
(S0AD JOIN 7, DAWSON,
Gun Notary PuBlaA
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

or. emma 9eaipig. itoatlib 9eprift 35198ens.Str.
~ Spre9itunbeu 81 unb 6-8, 5rouenfrantbeiten,
Observation-Disclosures &C. Geue Utetbooe, UbHe Operation
Dber no9tbeilige 5ol9en. erfOlg 9arantIrt
I4pct1W. t1Io
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
MmftiOnsz GcrfGuFe.

SpeSiaIs 9ertdufe al anbereu Sosen bes Mpnnts.
@ooren ouf 8ripat.gerfauf. g8boIeioIs uosr getoiI, su
&uftiOuS=EreiieH.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

SpeI irQeuO etner An9eleeenbelt uno SrIbeG ipen0e man
~ ib nertrauensOOa an 6rou 3teuB. ~5Oldbries @rfaba
ruug. 16 GlDbourn @oe, nabe 8tpiitonsStr, lGreppe.
3pt1NttuiO
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

C5 e. II 6 t: Sin Mdbfen. bas gut Hdben nHb 5ms
~ l1netoeH fam, Iudt StelulQ bel elmer Sdueioerlu,
nit 8oaro. $50 99ri9btpoOO Noe. 26O3t
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26
GtenemgeIuGe.
Unssfo,n inter biefer @tbrit limb foHsnfr.t.


Mefu6t: Sin 1unger Mlann nit guten 3eugniifeH
W iu6t STEELE aIs BARTENDER ooer Maiter. hat 8 Sabre
g%riobrung. 81. 3. Wie9ouo, 9rluces 6oteL glarf uHo
Ban Bureu Str. 26o3t
Abendblatt., 1894-10-26

:3ur 8equemlt9feit 1nierer on5etgenoeu &un6en bo6en
mir nit ben lnteu genannteu 9erren elm Nbtontmen Qes
lperoen 81 benietber 4retien, als lpenn bieTelben brett in
Der Expedition ber Satnois StootS5eihung ~o6ge9e6er
perberL; Nn3et9en Iofpie Announcements t6nnen al 0ielen
tperbe1.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22

An Opinion Gu the is,-- - Et"-d County,
Georgia. l.. i.,:- =: @ I...As..
WASHIEGTON. Hct3hs.E >I.-->nrr tar.y
Carlisle iS in trouL.e =. co.9->qay;.ce Of
an opinion recently made by Judge
Reeve, solicitor Of the treas sury. 10 the
effect that the repeal Of the state bank
tax is not Necessary to increase local
circulation. The question arOse on on
inqeiy by Mr.. K. G.. Clark Of Rome,
Ga, as to the right Of the commissions
ers of Floyd county, Ga, to increase d
certain amount Of county bonds. ! per
cent interest, IN denominations of Eve,
ten aEd twenty dOl!;2:s, with 4 view OF
sing the aaHae as local currency. De
aska whether such action would CON
t!ict in any way with United state
banking laws The matter vas referr-
ed 20 Solicitor Reeve, and he advised
the secretary that no statute of the
United states prohibits the issue of
county bonds in any denomination. and
that county has a right to issue bonds
when not in contreventiOn to the con-
ststution of the state
As TO the state bank tax act Of 1875,
NJ. Reeve held that the word county"
Is not enumarated among Ia Xaole ood1es
and that therefore county bonds are
not subject 10 the 10 per cent tax.
The people of Floyd county have be-
come widely enthusiastic over the
opinion, and are making elaborate
prcpara tions TO have the bond issue au-
thorized 10 the coming election, il be-
ing one Of the principal issues Of the
campaign Mass meetings have been
held and com. aittecs appointed to ar
range for big barbecue on election
day.
The people may he doomed to very
great disappointment in this matter,
however, inasmuch as Secretary Car.
Isle does not agree with the opinion of
oi Solicitor Reeve and will not take any
action ia the matter until he has heard
from Attorney General Olney, to whom
ne has referred Solicitor Reeves Opin-
ip,, faw review
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
James Young in Richelieu

The Philadelphia Dispatch has this to
say Of James Young who will appear
here Wednesday night in Richelieu:
The highest point that can be reached
on the mimic stage is when the artist
loses his own identity and becomes
merged into that Of the character he por
trays We have had many great actors,
but the majority Of them were the indi
vidual, masquerading as the character
dressed, it is true, in the costume of Ham
let, Richard III, or Richelieu, but, still
the individual with his own personal
characteristics and ecccntricities Few
have ever reached the pinnacle of art
e absolutely sinking oneself, and absorb
ing the character portrayed. 1t may be
said that only by the experience of years
can one hope to reach the summit of the
true artists aspiration; we do not say
fame, for fame is a popular fallacy at
times. And yet the inherent genius is
Oftimes manifested in the youthful his
triOn. And if there be a natural reserve
force, and the limit Of the present is not
merely the natural advantages of youth
the theatre loving public may hope to
see a fitting successor our great Amer.
lean actors in the young gentleman, Mr.
James Young, who recently appeared al
the Temple theatre in Camden in Rich
ellen
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22

The above cut is intended to represent
The Dove in its FIJI hful mission to man
NuW The moral we draw from this bean
tful subject is that we should be faithful
4na tue 10 all, ard eEdeavnr to serve
9th, - as we'll as ourselves
Now that We may be able TO serve you
4cceptably and to please the most fasti
!ious, we take pleasure in announcing
hat We have received a beautiful line OF
aides, misses and Children's wraps in
the very latest fall styles, as we'll as one
Of the incest lines of mems and boy ;
clothing, OverCOats, single pants, etc, il
has ever been our pleasure to exhibit.
Oar stock of shoes are Of the best make
and of late and popular styles.
Be sure and price our carpets, rugs,
art squares, etc our table linen and cur
aims.
Our stock is varied and large and we
have but short time in which 10 dispose
of it, and we will say that all original
Supply stock will be offered at exact
New York cost, and all new goods that
We have or may fill in with will be sold
at closer margin than you can possibly
buy them elsew here, and by so doing we
hope our service may be pleasing and
profitable TO you, as we'll as ourselves
D. T. SwINDELL,
Durham, n {
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
SENATOR RANSOM TOMORROW
An Invitation to the Ladies to Hear n i'm
in Parrish's Warehouse

IHE GLOBE c0mmends with pleasure
to the ladies the following invitation to
turn out and hear Senator Ransom to-
morrow:
DURHAM, n. &, oct. %, 1894
To the Ladies of Durham:
General NJ. W. Ransom will speak in
Durham at Pa,Iish's warehouse at /
o'clock, Tuesday.
He is almost the only remaining type
Of the highest school of American Oratory
His language is always chaste, his diction
elegant and his manner polished. Ladies
usually attend Whe,. he speaks, and, as he
comes to Durham under the auspices of
the congressional committee, Of which
am the chairman, | earnestly request you
to give him the compliment, me the
pleasure and yourselves the benefit of
your presence. Very respectfully,
w w. FULLER
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
WEIGHED IN TIA BALANCE.
Humor Sprung That Even the Lexow Com
tee Would be offered Tribe.

Humor Sprung That Even the Lexow Com
tee Would be offered Bribe.
New YORK, October 22.-For weeks
the members of the Lexow committee
have been listening to the stories of the
amounts of money paid for protection"
from the prOprietors of the soda-water
fountains Of the city, the French trans
Atlantic and Cunard Steamship COM
panys. But yesterday they were
startled from the seats in the committee
room to learn that even the LeXOW in
vestigating committee itself had been
weighed in the balance by the gamblers
green goods and policy hackers Of the
city. 1t was claimed that their price
had been fixed at $4,000. Mr., Golf in
quired whether a pool was being made
up for the purpose Of securing ''protec-
ton" from the committee. but the wit
ness assured him that he knew nothing
about it. if such an attempt was being
nIlp
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
Fair Visitors at the Fair.


Durham will vie with the state in cor
.-a1ting one of the fairest cluster of
feminine loveliness that will attend the
''A't fair from any section within its
J'Tters Miss Lida Carr, Of this city, and
~e' 'Hcnd, Miss Templer, Of Kansas City,
'S.. 'hls morning for the capital to diffuse
ne combined loveliness of the good Old
-'.n ,,o''n State and of sunny Missouri at
I"'S occasion and they will be followt d
. morrow by Miss Marguerite Morehead,
= DuFham, and Miss Saunders, of Rich
mohd, who with added brilliancv will
.oNPIete ~ the coterie of representation,
,"an ,o winch fairer never shone at the
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
THE REVIEW OF TRADE.
The Low Price of Cotton and Wheat the
Salient Features in Business.

New YORK, October 22.-R G.. Dun &,
Company's weekly review of trade: Cot
ton below six cents and wheat beloW
50 CENTS each lower than ever since
present classifications We're known
with exports of gold instead of product,
at such prices in October, are the sail
cnt features in business this week. Dis
tribution of goods to consumers goes on
fairly at gains at nearly all points in
comparison with last year, but not yet
at a rate to sustain the present volume
of manufacturing production, SO that
prices weaken little. With many fea-
lures of encouragement business has
not yet answered expectations and Il is
evident that the lost part of the corn
crop, and the unnaturally low prlces of
other great staples, affect the buying
power of millions.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
BUSINESS MEN ORGANIZE.
An Association Representing Nearly S2O,-
100000 of Capital Formed.

CHICAGO, Ill, October 22.-Twenty- 22
five Of the largest wholesale manufae-
turcrs of clothidg in Chicago have or
ganized the strongest defensive associa-
ton ever formed by the manufacturing
interests of this city. Under an elastic
set of bylaws they propose to reorgan-
ize the system of credits. to protect
their interests when threatened by
hostile legislation, and to grapple as
one firm with organized labor. They
organized under the name of the Mer-
chants Association of Chicago. and
represent an invested capital of from
fifteen to twenty million dollars and
employ from fifteen to twenty thou
sand tailOrs cutters and seamStressCs,
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
Peck'S Bad BOV.

Peck's Bad Boy will be presented at
Stokes hall Friday night by the Atkinson
comedy company, and a number of sur
prises are promised. The piece has been
entirely rem0deled for this season, and
many of the old features have disappeared
altogether, and new songs, dances and
witticisms have taken their place The
new version is thereby frightened up
Immensely and we'll worth seeing
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
-..,- OF INTEREST DONE AND SAID
IN DURHAM.

,.-, I,ery Day Events And Personal
POINTS PertinentIy Picked and
PIthiIy Put in Print.
v. N.c- Goodwin spent Sunday even
r. Raleigh,
L..ug people turn out en- massc TO
f... senator Ransom tomorrow.
. he mayors court today Newman
H,.. "4- tined s. for being drunk,
....uel Benehan Cameron, of Stagville,
4.. registered at the Carrolina-y yester
T.o black tea man left on the noon
.,Ga for Raleigh, accompanied by his
Nr W. H. Pearson, representing the
celebrated Prince Of India cigar, is at the
Carolina
Mr. 5. H. Merrill, Of Washington, d.
c. treasurer Of the Harrison Telephone
company, is in the city.
West Durham Baptist church was or
-anized yesterday, and started off with
seventeen new members
The police have arrested two darkies
for gambling. Their names are Will
Rogers and Robert Lyon.
The Providence association meets to,
,'r in ba
rooms Of the First National bank build
ing.
Mr. Tom SOutherland, one Of the clcv-
crcst of the travelling fraternity, passed
through Durham Saturday going to OK
ford
Mr.. T. b. Arcndell, of the Raleigh
News and Observer, passed through Sat
orday going home to Salisbury to spend
Sunday,
The official copy of The lease Of the
Lynchburg and Durham railroad by The
Norfolk and Western iIr0ad has been
filed in the office of the register Of deeds
~
Daughters at the fair grounds at Raleigh
for tempting barbecue and other season
able and delicious things while at the
fair.
Senators Jarvis and Ransom and Capt
Thos w. Mason passed through the city
this morning on the early west bound
train to fill their appointments on the
campaign
Raleigh is getting ready for the greatest
state fair On record, and glimpse at the
grounds and the preparations which are
being made plainly shows tn s A great
rOwd is expected.
Mr.. |. + Emerson, of bromO seltzer
Iume Of Baltimore, arrived in the city
Saturday on a visit to his mother, Mrs
: Murray, of North Durham, and will
also take in the state fair.
NJ IS Tess Templer, of Kansas City, ar
u;Cd in the city Sunday night and is the
guest of Miss Ida Carr whom she will
visit for some time Both Miss Carr and
Miss Templer left on the early morning
train for Raleigh to attend the state fair
MIR. l.. T. Brown, proprietor of the
arhoro at Raleigh, says that he is pre-
pared to handle and is expecting a tre
mendous crowd during fair week Mr.,
Brown knows how to take care of his
guests and make them happy al the Var,
o)ro, than which there is not a better
conducted hotel in the state.
THE GREATEST YET.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
THE GREATEST YET.
VIII S"rpa>s Everything Yet Seen In
the state.

the state.
Special Telegram to The GLOBE.
RALEIGH, Oct % The remark on all
'rs Is | never saw the like before
his is a solid fact Never has there
'sou such prospect for fair
HE houses are full, the aisIes are full
al" the grounds are literally full
tD's is Monday and the fair docs not
Pen until Tuesday. and yet today at the
grounds looks like the average Thursday
". fair week
he exhibition of fine stock from
eInsylvania and New York is wonder
.@.y fine and the poultry exhibit is a
revelation.
very body is at work in earnest, 1e
solved that this shall be the biggest fair
SAGE the war.
i4c exhibition of handicraft by the
....c', IS something remarkable.
Durham amid all is holding Up her
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temper, fear Of impending calamity and a
thousand and one arrangements of body and
mind, result from such pernicious practices.
All these are permanently cured by i'm
proved methods of treatment without the
patient leaving home.
A medical treatise written in plain but
chaste language, treating of the nature,
symptoms and durability of such diseases,
sent securely sealed in plain envelope, on
receipt of this notice, with 10 cents in stamps
for postage. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Buffalo. ". y.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
SELECT THEIR OFFICERS.
The American Base Ball Association Meet
Again and Transact Business.

PHILADELPHIA. October 22.-The or
ranizers of the American base ball as
sociation met again yesterday III the
Colonade hotel and elected William 5.
Kamcs. Of Philadelphia. president and
secretary. Representatives from Phil
adeIphia. Washington. Chicago anc
rittshurg were chosen as the board Of
directors \ committee Of three was
appointcd to select an eighth club.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22

Fort WORTH. Tex. October 22.-A
strong posse is in pursuit Of the four
men who robbed the wcst-buund Texas
Pacific express train Of a large amount
of money estimated at ahout 10000
Governor Hogg proposes to offer re-
ward fOs' their capture.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
&21 in Three WeekS.

EAST DURHAM, n. c., Oct. -, "a
Receiy ed from J. w. Beasley, treasurer
Southern Sick and Accident Benefit Asso.
citation of Norfolk, Va, $21 90 in full OF
claim for three weeks disability.
H L. ABERNATHY.
T. J. ". Brown local agent at East
Durham. Agents wanted.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
YOUNG SPIRITS,

a vigorous body
and robust strength,
follow good health.
But all fail when the
vital powers are
weakened. Nervous
debility and loss Of
manly power result
from bad habits, con-
tracted by the young
through ignorance
of their ruinous con-
sequences. Lo W
spirits, melanchOlia,
impaired memory.
mOrOSa or irritable
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
Barbecue at the State Fair.

TIE Kings Daughters will have a table
At the State fair at which they will serve
barbecue, oysters, coffee and tempting
uuchcs Of any and all kinds. All visi
T. I, from Durham are cordially invited
" visit this table, and may be assured of
olitr treatment and nice refl eshments
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22

Johnson's Aromatic Compound Cod
Liver Oil is the greatest remedy yet dis
covered for consumption and all pulmo-
nary affections. Pint bottles 500. "
NJ Iearbv
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-22
Baltimore Drug House Assigns.

BALTIMORE. October -. - Englar,
Kite & Co.. wholesale druggists, as
signed yesterday for the benefit of
creditors. Liabilities and assets $4,000.
Inability to make collections is given
as the cause for the suspension.