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7 Y r o TUB DUKHAM WEEKLY GJJ.OBE, WEDNESDAY JUNE 18. , By AL FAIEBR ojg EB. r Tnx Globe la published every day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by carrier at 16.00 a year, or 5Q cents a month. Tax Globe: circu late throughout North Carolina. j . The Wexklt Globe is a large eight-page paper, containing all the news, and ii sent by mail at fl.50 a year In advance. It OBce Corner Main and Church streets. .Globe telephone, ho. 50. ' TO BE SURE. In his great talk on 'finance in the : senate Tuesday, John Sherman, of Ohio ! said that there was no doubt in the world but what the South, with its vast minexa ADTERTISISO RATES. Issue, , Space for one week 6 cents per Inch pei ; when over 5 inches are takenj Space per month, $2 per Inch. , lUading matter 10 cents a line each insertion. Business notices 5 cents per line each. inser tion. I All advertisements and notices continued until ordered out. Address all communications to TIIK GLOBE, Durham, DUKIIAM, X. c. WEDNESDAY, It'l'E s, li 1 i N. C. V resourses, would eventually be the mos prosperous part of America. i' And all Mr. Sherman saw to venture this prediction was the picture of oiir mineral resources developed. I illut think a moment. Upon tjbp of the vast hidden wealth under the ground w have boundless forests; we have climate ' j unequalled in the! whple world ; ;We have 1 I the tobacco crop which supplies the" markets of the world; we have ou cotton and our rice; We have ample territory for the mil si lions who arc. yet to come. ' i j . The South has donebaore in the way o TIIK GLOBE FOK M a iW:ilLaT development, in industrial enterprises ' ! 1 in push and progression during t'lie las ten years than ever before in the whole history of this faVored section. Those who live here year after -ear I, I: . : who wre born arid raised here, do not : ! see the change do not realize the won- derful transformation . which has been '.!- wrought. "A mother: never realizes that her boy is a man until he brings home ! bis bride. The people here see the growth they know that new enteiprises are being launched : they see nqw build- i- i ' 1 - J - iriers and look unon new faces which they know are strangers. But as a true understanding as to what i ETofnc: on in , the way of the South' s pbuilding, they have, not taken time to ; 1 : . sit down and figure it out: In all this progress and push, Durham has held her own -with sister cities in North Carolina, and yet people who have lived here fifteen years do not know that the town has been" almost entirely built during that period. The only way to get a proper under standing and a true appreciation of what is coins: on here! is to take a walk or drive around .and through the city. AH of you willj be surprised when you ' ' j , " ' Stop a moment to-reflect s more in I Will call thin jby their real iacs and -name them properly. It guarantees to culvert iserH more than double tlic co nbincd eireula: t ion of all other papers. , It will continue to tell the! truth; and ierk (lie mask blF of mots and sion a moment w reueci. pretending fraud?. t . --? I . in it 3 f!rht fori -A. . 1 LlLaijta for natronatrn nvt&i it asts -the a all he; l i "i-r. ULiii.im take n the r'curth of July. 13 steps to observe KanTe Vef bjf 6 reT ! I I of progression in motion and every ban can help. the municipality allow the sal of soda pop or orange sherbert. j , I The Gloee is happy to announce also, that the ordinance which; prohibits '' . -)'-. t i - pigs from sleeping under houses on Main street is still in effect? In this thought the city is safe. .' 1 PULLED OUT. I )1 ! . J ; i ; 3Ir. Blaine has withdrawn-from the cabinet, because Ilarrison took occasion to insult the plumed knighf in jl news paper interview. It is a misfortune to the country to know that suci a smal creature asllarrrson should iiisult such a great man as Blaine. It is doubly ua fortunate when the (great man was in a position to teach he little inan some statesmanship. People whoj read land think know that JBlaine is essentially great and they .know that Ilarrison is essentiall' small. The differenjee between the ability of Hayes and Harrison j has never been estimated. The fact is . there is no difference, j Both of them were political accidents-7-neither ofl them j had done anything to entitle themi to the rec ognition is with her mother in Isdiana, and tha is the story. ' ' .. f-; .; f. j ' ' I But now comes 'a ; crowd of sentimen tal idiots ahd savs that meh Who: have stand no redMootl in their veins will sucx business and that Irvine did right which' an excited convention gave to them they became important, officially, at a single bound ;5 and after tne country nad conierrea greatness upon them they lacked the head room to take care or tne gut. .-j laves wasi a.gEnj? corapromisje .and wll figure, iq history as a man who was once elected president of the United States! and whq sank into the obscurity in which he was disco v-e.fed after impersonating a president for fpur years. As a chicken fancier and man ager of a poultry yard he - has acheiyed some local distinction butj historians will hardly incorporate that i;act in their estimate of a man-p- and accordingly j he will sink into deserved oblivion. It is true that he attempted to inaugurate the hobby labelled civil service reform, and his wife, as "the first lady. of jthe land'' a title which the Four Hundred stripe" lave conferred upon the women wo are! the wives. or sisters of presidents," refused. to admit any malt, spirituous or reek ing redlikker in the White House.' But such departures from the'gbod old, rtiies "were only insects! of the hour a buzz and that ended 'em. i ' 4 Harrison rode the hobby of grand- ather. His grand dad had ; becirpresi- dent and the logjeabin campaign, when 'Maine went hell- bent for .'Tippecanoe and Tyler, too" inspired the people who ive on traditions and mix sentiment with business when business and sentiment hould never be mixed. Ali o th Hak- ;isox administration ha3 been coaducAed on tne "you ticsie me ana lii tiqKie you" principle. It! seemed tojbe the policy to reward those with othce who coughed up the most lucre;to the fatfrying cam paign. Blaine was given a position! in the cabinet, not because he coughed, but because ne stood aside and adlowe HAB to sboot the banker. It is all ' stuff. I is tie veriest rot. Irvine's, wife was the mother of children she was smart and intelligent and old enough; to know wha shejwas doing. We would give oiar las drop of blood to defend the fair nime or horior of a woman but we want to remark that a man is not going tp stand all the guilt when the final .account is settled in a case like the above, fWhen . T ' . - ' woxnen are old' enough to lake care of themselves as old fas' Mrs. j Juvike, at least, the bank president while perhaps to blame to a certain extent well, he wai a gentleman as the world goes, and had not Mrs. Irvine desired I his att en tiops the probabilities are strong that to day the man and wife wculd be living happily together, j . 1 '." When Irvine shot the man he should have removed both causes for! his unhap- pittss and his desperation, j The pen! tentiary should hold the murderer! of the ba4k president during his naturial life. Thfej woman in the case well if he has any conscience or any 0ul. her punish ment, will be greater than any other. She merely played thunder and will of, course go to the bad and that makes three lives'whieh could have been saved LET US IJKFLECt. If, the situation! of tha country is as i Ji- i j r- 1 4. A represenieu-T anu uuu auuws 11 is uuu enbugh it is a time for deep reflection, for calm consultation together about the bestl methods to be adopted for jthe sal vation of our free lnstitutioQS. It is not a itime for heat and passion and, for preaching the gospel of the commune. Charlotte Observer. ! i r ft ! if 1 Well, what are you going tcf do' about it What is the use to monkey with thess mental anarfchists these fellows who have not the moral courage torch or throw the bomb. 1 to apply the while they d inspire a do it) ? preach -, doctrine rtiat wou brave man, if he believed, id There. is no doubt in the wide world but what the Ilaymarket anarchists who were hanged in Chicago in jl888 firmly believed that SriES, their counseller, was a divine leader ; they allowed themselves to; think that dynamite alone was the salvation the only way for them. They had forgotten all law they imagined that because they had no money fc and because their line's were: not cast;; in pleasant places, all they had to do was to destroy hti whick iHdi?idalt accumulated by toil aiftl persererace. iThey were hanged. !But the calamity howlers present a different; type of anarchy. They wish and desire, but do not execute. Instead of using dynamite they would capture a prosperous and ; peaceful They would in under it. ds! which ittson to bp' p irr i n at ed .w liej?. 1 a. rmilftJ7i 1 iV . woulll bankrupt nation and rodube meth-; ready: making ' preparations to , put In such other crops as can ! now be raised Those who have suffered bereavements must ever sorrow ; those who have me with mishaps can but seek such relief as may be had ; those who have lost prop erty will try to retrieve their losses There is a hopeful spirit even in the re gions that have been desolated. . MAKE IT IJASV. It is annoying to be obliged Jo wait' a a crossing until a freight train pulls out and we hear that several enraged citizens threaten to arrest the jengineers. The law says that the tracs shall not be bJOcked over five minutes at a time This is all right, but it should be remem biered-that as a general jrue the engineer iis doing his best. ' , Yet if he is arrested the fine is ten dol lars and costs. The railroad company jrill not, loose by it. J The engineer is himself 1 responsible the money comes out of his pocket. This .is a hardship that but few engineers Jft ant to undergo so the chances are that they do the best they can to clear the tracks. j If the company had p stand the ex pense all would be different. Then it could.be claimed with reason that the engineer did not care. - But the en gineer must pay for hist neglect, and we will venture to.say thpt a man with a fifty, dollar a month jdb is not in the habit of coughing up fiheen dollars of it for being a couple of minutes too long Jon a crossing, rooplejwho grow angry with the railroad compjany must, remem per that they are taking money'from the engineer When they ariest him for block ing? the track., Ho before you make a ' - . . . . complaint be sure that ciously holding you. he fellow is mali TIIKY STA5D IN. The matter of closing the stores early in the evening duringf the summerhas fallenthrough. A lady interested in the welfare of the town tailed on all the merchants this morning with a petition soliciting them to cidse not at 7:30, as was first. suggested but at 8 o'clock. All signed the petition except ' two, and ac cording to the proviso, this makes the matter a dead issue. The stores will not be closed early. Salisbury is hard to get out of the old rut. Sitting around yawn ing and paying gas bills seem to suit our business men best'. Salisbury Herald. . It must be a strange, crowd of mer chants at Salisbury. osition is wrong.or at least contradictory. he Herald's prop- the petition, the of the two who i-5iHw !n i.Ja minri tt tuaxi J' retisTn v-j , iiumouji V CI V I i f all but two 'signed others must be afraid remained out, and it signifies, also,, that the Dublic trade after 8 o'clock. If there s no trade, and these two who staid out will only sit around and yawn, and pay gas bills, why 'did not these other fellows ' 1 !'' : agree to close ana tnuis save tne expense of gas and the hard wjrk of yawning? . It is strange that the balance of the merchants shduld continue at dead ex pense just because Xyv6 of cm wanted to have a The county dads and city dads say in to day's album cif song. V - telephone connection letween The here and Italeteh is stiil in bad shHpe. ' i ' ! Let Buck Black wall's' scheme be accepted, and mpve the Keelcy institute here. ' XV 11 KN TIIKY COME. When the three hundred students enter Trinity College at; the September 'open . i ing in this city tocrether with the nro- , wisely gave Blaiis'e first place, hoping U I llOl.lV.TT 1 r1,l . .t ii..' . 1 """wr lu.uuiu iiiui uiu 01 iiitj race inis whirl.- But this scheme .failed, and Blaine will be nominated iby acclama tion or develop enough strength to keep the persimmon out of the ileaoh of the Harrison pole. Jf Blaine! is hot nonii- . 1 t nated he will haye things jsq arranged that he will continue Secretary of State and Harrison will resume Ms law pfac and retire from the avenues of and wonder- business and the gigantic fql system of, government which ihas ntade the most prosperous! nation upon theearth, would be wrecked and ruined. it. lhey I burn gas ;. - jf fany. : V . LINGERING j LETTERS. ' 'i' -i - - L ' A LJt mi Iltera Waltlos Ownrri to thm j Durham Potoftlce. j . List of unclaimed letters remaining In Durham piostofficc, advertised Junej 4, 1SD2:- . ! j : : .. f'V'' t ': i ' B Bortoji, J.' W' 1 I C Caps, Miss Marina; Clark, Mi Alice ; Cole, X. F. . j D Daniel, Mjss Magcie; IUtI. MIm M. W. ; j. ' ' , ., ' E Batman, Jehniie J.; Kdward., Ja'. F Fossette, Walter H-rllays deorgci Hcrndon, C. II. Hutchinsj Dr. C. . '. LLatta, W. L.; Lewi?, Wash. M M alone, Mrs. Hagos. , )l HicLardson, llalph; Bleron, D." F.; Kosevtar, J, M; j . ( S Summers, I). S. ! ., T Terry, Freston. i S W. A. A'LmiiiiiiT. V. M. t ... f Mrs. U'lUinnn Isthr Of Frepport, 111'. 'hwn i 1 tvA fnpl-ly, Iot alt .appetite and g.8 l':.'t a .1.1 na Condition from . y y ' tr and trta toast dHtrpspii her. H.nl l give up house work. In u week attr t ikitiK ' Ho od 'a S a r s aparilla She felt a little i-rtfer. Cm! 1 krt-p more food on her stomach ami -yr'w tronT. sh took 3 bottles, his a pood aj p-'ili. gainrd 'ii t., does her work easily, is now In j rleQt hrilth. HdOD'8 PlLta f,'tl. br.t fir-dliinr Pills. They Mhl ilik'f'ioii iul rurt hlc. POMOA-lfILL I ':.:'!;. I- ; '.'.."' i- NURSERIES, POMONA, N. C. ! Two and otH'-half mil' wift of CJrfs-nlmrf, N.C. The main lit)" of the It. A: H. K. K. ihim m thnuffh tho krronnU anl wlthlu Ml fe t of tho otllce ami rril-in o Silom trains makv titu lar stoi8 twireuaiiy facn war,, THOSE IXTKUKsTlil) IN FRUIT . OR FLOWERS Are cordially Invited to limjK-ct our Mock. or own i gas in the gas comi How about it. fPOLK himself always made a failure in Over 50,000 more immigrants have landed in this country, during the past I ten months than durinff a similar period h3 own -business affairs, wdiild dictatb' t6i nt .uiC,r ' ru ' iniexperienced men a policy to conduct a I , , business that' has ibeen the 'careful studv luuvi me acuvuy or . iue urigniesi minas ior over a CntUryj I " uu upu yy me iaci iuai o Over One JUilliwV Krult Tn . Vines, Ever- Kieenn.i JMiaue J reet, .Mils, Km.tj, etc.' In fact, "everything usually kept in a Una-cla.su .Nunwry. ' :J, I " ." THREE GREEN HOUSES Full of a (treat varfetyof Flowemnnd Kolla(re rlants.ii I'ot Ko- r Sjirlnjr plant Inn h ppeeiatij-. t All will regret to 1 I. Folk is seriously il I). C . ... .... it fr.EMs mat tne si not be large this year, as a public calamity. am that jjoL. L. a.t AVashington, ntlower c This i? ri fessors and assistants'it will be a great addition to Durham. When the parents lce in Indiana, perhaps' he will buy an ildren to educate incubator anc go into the chicken .busi. Tp tell the truth, it occurs to us that they expect to better their condition. loxne great nnanciera; statesmen and dp will bgarded - A LKiiiTMM; rod agent was'strufck on the jaw with)a telegraph pole brcaking of many who have ch come to make their home here ; build their dwellings, etc, this will be another wonderful increase. This .13 no speculation the thing is assured; the 'magnificent buildings are just abq.ii t completed, and September, ness with Hays. politicians would . stand back for four yeafs and let the j calamity howlers have This idea of Blaine being the first their way, it would focever pul to man in the new cabinet is based on the belief that the democrats will defeat their 1 I T ' - .. . ew eaious politicians' nominated at Chicarro1'. leader, because a want another man r the pole in seven piece? 1 m. 'discovery of A NEI. l.OLlM BUS, Wa4 things that gentleman t COLO- pi erica; by one of thq best could have tlone. - I i ly.infornued that ant strind beans. just 'over 3-onder, change: . , And so Durham -dred ways, ind the will witness a big grows : in"a half hun- man who is seeking a TIIKY MAKE US TIKED. We have just been reading the account e . -1 . . 1 ..1 01 a muruer out wnere we ugea to liye- the story of a man with a large bunch of honor and' another mani -vyith nothing rest, all the wreckors. jit 13 j the alliance party keeps times hard,.! Capital go into such a camp. j: i ' i . tol ; The outlook for a big tobacco crop is oil. There is more cOrn in the ground this season than ever before in Durham Cataloyun No. 1 of Fmlt Treef, Vine. e-tc.J and CMtuloirue No. (lnn lloni-e TaialoHue, furnished lrce toannli pl Icitedk ! . u j J. VAN. r.INDI.EV, Pn!! r, . i - I'oiiK'im, N,'C county. . This "mean alone which! is not going TIIK SOLTII KSCAPEI. fThe Kew York S will be realized from bioth crops this fall that more money siuerable number jof and a vast amount of property has beenl destroyed by the vostern floods kind -tor-i naddes. We cannot vet tell .iist:-howi to ambunt- to E are contidentia now is the time to v if you expect the stri much. We i.Vakn that tlic It. A. I). Railroad '. , l , k . . i i . wm masc ?orae improvements nerei m a short time, in the way of a new ami com niodious deput. the advantage of locating herewell, it is true that none are so blind as those who will not see. . ' i 1 Merit Vt'ins. . ' : e utaire 10 say io,onr emens that lor years we have lteen; selling Br. King's, New; Discovery for Consumption. Dr.-Kinfr'n New' kin sas that a coh-l Life Pills, Bucklen's Arrtica Salve and Klec lives liave been lost V?"'1 hC Ttf;hndled .reroe-: luai-Bcii as ur imai nave given kucii univeraal satisfaction., We do not hesitate to guarantee them every! time, and w e stand rddy to refund the purchase price if satis factory results do not follow their use. There remedies have won their great jopularity purely on ineir menu. Druggists. v- .-F- r32b. And still the town grows. Those who have indulging in mild EXIT ELI XI It. been in the habit of exhilerating elixirs a rew dozen enterprises in sight and those who know say ihat this fall will M'ltniKJ n (rronil rush iA rr 1 r i -- , i ne riaie- vnroniciL' takes uri Jloilo mai, formerly of the ntejligencer, on its staff as a new editor. The Chroiu'cle is growing rapidly in pi blic favor. I j. The mayor of Nbrth DurhauiV will soon submit a proposition to the! voters of that burg to suppress Cai'TaixiPami'- his whisker??. on the Holy Sabbath day ; those who There are have sought the soda fount-ins ,to cool their heated inardsjand quaffed the milk shake, vanilla; flavored air in liquid form set his mark undn Cain old him' wander about as .a! fugitive vagabond all t.his'and that. The particular simple plot. A man was inarried case in question A location and ho is so.blind as not: to see -l uuc ms COia aPmP DoaT- 11 13 a sfory mPn PeoPIe have suffered personally by about as old as time at least, as. old as tlfc terrible calamities of the past fort- Coloxkl Cain and ColoxeL Abel who night. The first dispatches from the r'eJ had a little misunderstanding and Caix, gipus: covered by the floods aid from' it hath been related pounded the stuffing tljose swept by the tornadoes exaggerated out of Abel, his brother,, arid the LpifD I tlife number greatly, under Jthe ihfluence :.o oQthe terror that prevailed. But it may be ahid j safely estimated that over a hundred peri ! ; sons have lost their lives and that bun- s ia drteds of others have suffered bodily hurt XllC price of fj (JA inrougn these two visitations. fThe de4 I . K..lilac;knallS:Son, UC Mlua kit OpprtB(yt JM'T MImI k 1 oart, Hradrr, Jlu majority (!r t)ir p portnDitiM. o4 frntn thai ranaa la ovarif aal alt ia cbwgrtifl Harrow in ( daapar la lb l cf fnmny, aa tly i-iim i.c m . ira-ar i- ai opponaDiir, ijfaii ln! Kwb oni Jla np aad duiav ImnrovaTvar t-tona. Bity. and tarorafiroiparil. prommanra raara. Ilaa.4 tba tioilJaaa t.f lortaaa kffara a ' by a pliiloaopbar, It.at Coldrn rtpur(auit to rb fra-.a al anma Mrto4 -I life; i-MfBca loaruanra. lag laaoofira oal har rtrhaa Iil Ln o and aha dparta. nrrrr to ratam " I low ahall ra Caa) thaCotDtx ripportanilvr laraiiata tyry rbaaxalbaa appfara wortdjr and of fair pnBM: tbat ia Kal all eaaafn) man ia. flrra la is axirtaaitf . aarb aa laaori ithin tb raarh t lab.rinr J-a'-t'Ia. I mpravad. M will ja. .. ai laatt. rrrd atart lo lifa. Tha coma a fpporUiDiif farr many libera Unary lo b wtta raptJ aa4 knfaf bjny lo-Oatrtomproof ailhr aaa. Allafa. Twrta dotha rrk and Ilea at hum a. obaravat ara. Eva ri-nara'ara aii- aaruinc tr-m &3 iIO Mr da v Y can do aawali If f on will work, but too bard, bat ladaairi. nl: aod fott ran Inrraaaa ynmt la Ma a a r V mm eaociTaaparatJmaftilr.orall ynt tirna lo thaw-rh f'.aoy to Uam capital bot raqalrad. Wa atari t All M torn. partl-alT bra and raallr woodarfol l laatrat aa4 o too tow. Cre, t ail ana trrikanwa arnosf oar rk ra. So room n aiplaio b W rlla and laara all fr-v. b-ratnm malj I n to dalay. A iraaa al imft J. 11HU fc Hmm. 8Q, rrlld. ftmtm. OTJTZ'S - t ORSE ANP CATTLE POWDERS LIBERAL OFFER woman who professed her love for him the husband permitted his trentleman friend to take Ipng drives with his wife stiuction of property, cspjecially Crops? j "." GljoBEis .'.! -the refreshing, revivifying sherbert, to nfver suspected that the bachelor i.ix, unless he paints It wouli not surprise us to heirj that Durham will have ;i sewerage System next year. There is ia scheme on! foot for ?uch improvements and all live i men arc favoring it. Axi now the ques ion is: who will till I.lai-Ies place ia th cabinet o "one will till it. 'Several politicians would their hearts content and their purses dis- , i ! may, can do so no more. ' The city dads, in a reform of doubtful virtue have amended the ordinance and from this date nothing but medicine can be legally sold at any drug store. In fact the stores will be closed. This may be all right, and it-may be T-y-rr I 1 0 ' f i It strikes us that the drus stores should be allowed to keep ppen doors. If a man wants medicine he will have a sorry timie getting in, if the business is closed. After - . ' I he gets in, if the customer wants some- by the floods h3 been far greater than L". I thptby the tornadoes, though the Cansasi Ms -Jj. like lo rattle around in it. There i thing else besides medicine he will get it. The tobacco market is more much difference between astatcsmjan arul a politician. . . I -1 lrvcly than for some, time past, and Durham" is getting fully her. shaTe of the traie. In . . . J iaci lurnam is naruinng more tobacco now than for a Ion: time. Mori 'thari ever in her history. However, railroads are allowed to run ;' ice men sell their goods; livery stables i let rigs to pleasure; parties; milk men deliver their milk and fruit men peddle their stuff hotelsdp business sell cigars if they want to, or have them on sate on Sunday, but not for a moment will tnend would win! the affections of hi "deary, and so he two male friehds went along; together for a loprg time the female friend it appearing j sharing hei alleged affections between ith'e two men' one her husband the other a libertine. Both the nien jhad money. One of 1 them was. a member of the Utah leg sla tur'e, had invested! largely in ' Salt. Lake i - - ; 1 propert- arvd waj making imoney hand over fist as the expression -goes. The other man was president of jthe' German National bank -at Lincoln, Nebraska. The gay and festiye bank president went on a trip to Chicago witk bis friohd's. wife and that the .(pu'se of the break. Irvixe, the Salt 1 Lake man, heard thdt they, his friend and wife had gone there to Chicago and registered as man and wife. -He went j to the est where his wife wlas visitinir and made her sign a confession. He then returned to Lincoln and finding the banker at 'the breakfast table in;a large hotel, shot him dead. .-Irvine is in jail the Other fel low, if the creed be true is in hell. 1 1 The wife and mother whex caused it all lars would be caused by the Arkansas tornado wrought ruin in man v towns along its track ; ; and it U safe to say that fifty millions of do nfeeded to Cover- the loss waters and the winds. I he floods extended from the upper wiaters of the Mississippi and the .Mis S0ri to the Gulf of Mexico.. The tori nado appears to have started in Nebraska an& .to have taken a southward course through Kansas, I Uklahonia' Arkansas and Texas to the toast. Djiringjthe past w'ek we Lave lieard of Ivhaijmay he ciled branch tornadoes in Misscfuri, Hli4 npfs, arid other state, the trails of some rrf Which have bea rery peculiar. have been accompanied of; raip storms. Tky en by heavy l storms. -1 " i f ... - . til i Hroni all poiuti'alqng the lines of the lioqus anu tornaaoes we liave npws tua thej people are getting overj their terror! ttiait they are striving to taS ti hold agairj of the duties of life, and that they are! already' beginning; to; repairj the damages' that have been wrought, lb the ravaged towns of Kansas men are at work, while ailong the Mississippi the farmer whose cjotfo'n ifielda have licen destroyed are al The Until aft Ave tie Weekly 30 a year. npain year send will Weekly Glob To any address, Januar)'; 1, 1893, for! !H 1 r.f -ai?. iwrr or linn t . al f'iwini are uM in nr. The Globe I Se nd is ijlways Ei glit fO 1I'EIC trtz-t Pow'lrn pr-ftit 'iarra i n l owtra r i1J :nr-ar U- ji ant. A i. Vk rream twetty pr cnt, an t r.ak u,e lAttrr enn And a-eL i Foclrt l'o (jrt a! nir ftr rftrfit'twat trati Viar aaa to whtm Hona an l attl r aii.t. ' ror-rr Pomu wiu ira natur no. Jd eTerywHere. " siyiD T. roCTZ, rroprltUr. I j ' BALTIMORE, MD. For hy UU hela Ji Co.. Durham. C. ages and speaks for itself. money or note .rrtirrpni is rrt of Du to -A it, v-f kV C Kt ,iir month r I'. DURHAM, - ( wr munin uj hjtrmleao hertwaiA X , rrrriMlfc. that An TuA ltk- VII Jnre the bJtti rr uttertm wttlt oar a ttdaaa or plemirare. It hQlll4 mp ! Iratrvna tUm ififrM bitti.rlaratbaklr) ao4 bui!-i'lha ctm U-iioa. 1. . , i I I No wrinkle or atiio follow thja tr atoitit. CI Or DOStai I Lndormri by pbrxcinm oa l-4t aurl.tr Udim. raiicni mwiui si . aaiu ' iuariwtaiuVi linliii tnl lnHi i l.r ii a .1 1 n tO I ItH. MITBIt MTlCIIMTItlltl. CliUXLU. 1 at liooa) wiu Lo.JioDk of rF ar rnt mfce. .woll:y.m.u. N. C. i I 1
The Durham Weekly Globe (Durham, N.C.)
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June 8, 1892, edition 1
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