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The Durham daily globe., 1893-05-12
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Schedule in Effect April / 1909

DURHAM DIVISION.
LEAVE DURHAM. NC
600 a. m.-Daily for Lynchburs
Stations. Arrive Lynchburg lO:SJ ~ way
trains. Durham Division, arrive and Ill All
from Union Station Lynchburg p't
at 7:i5 y. m. daily. "o1rE
wINSToN-sALEM DIVISION.
Leaves Winston Salem l5O p. IN. daily =,
rive at Roanoke 200 p. m.
MAIN LINE-wEST BOUND
LEAVE LYNCHBURG-DA
Bristol and ali points south, via E. Il. V 80
H. It., also for Bluefeld, Ohio Extensio.'
Leave Bluedeld 6:lO a. m. daily for Kenoya ara
Columbus. Parlor Car to Roanoke puIIr,a4
sleeper Roanoke TO Memphis Via KnokviIa
and Chattanooga. "''
7:25 a. m. for Roanoke. Radford. PuIssl.
Bristol also tor Bluetield, Pocahontas. M
horn and stations Clinch Valley Division ais,
Tor Louisville and stations l.. x n n -
Norton. Pullman Sleeper Lynchburg TO IouiS'
Vile via \ norton. Connects at Roanoke II;
IN. with washington and ChaLtanoOga Limited
Pullman Sleeper Roanoke TO Nashville Nj,
phis and New Orleans. Dining Car attachci
2:JO p. M, daily. for Roanoke, and interm,
diate stations. Has no connections beyond
Roanoke.
EAST -BoUND-LEAvE LYNCHBURG-DAIIy.
9:l5 a. m. for Richmond, Petersburg and Nor
folk arrives Petersburg at l:25 p. m. connecf
ing with Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
rrriving in Richmond at z:l5 p. In. ArrIyr
Norfolk 6:OO p. IN.
1850 p. m. Arrive Petersburg AIS a. n,
connecting with K. n Z. k. X. daily: arIiy,.
Richmond 7:47 IA. IN; arrive Norfolk ,1U a m
Pullman Palace Sleeper 10 Norfolk.
Also Pullman Palace Sleeper between
Lynchburg and Richmond.
This car will be ready at Lynchburg al qau
p. m. tor reception of passengers.
2:55 p. m. for Richmond, Petersburg and Nor
folk arrive Richmond $50 p. M; Norfolk gt
p. III.
Pullman Parlor Buffet Car TO Norfolk.
w. b. BENILL
G. T. & T Agent Roanoke Va
The Durham daily globe., 1893-05-12

Don't fool with Indigestion Take
Beecham's Pills
The Durham daily globe., 1893-05-12

lows now wearing uni
forms walk the chalk,
and do their duty, as THE
GLOBE believes they have
done and will do, an in
vestigation will follow
The Durham daily globe., 1893-05-12

The state dentists will soon m, Ell at
Oxford.
The Durham daily globe., 1893-05-12
OF A NEW SCHEME !

some fun brew.
ing in the mat
ter Of the police
business, and
unless the fel-
The evening world., 1893-12-12
For Sale.

TAILOR FIXTURES FoR SALE, including g
chandeliers. " tables, cutting table, desk. par.
ution, stove, 2 machines and tools Tor worksl,op
-JoH John, box 23s World, uptown.
TfPEWhITER Hammond: universal KEYBOARD
al iatest. improvements; used only q tlonths,
go. A.LW., 4B8 Produce Exchange.
TYPEWRiTERs-All makes sacrificed; rented. "A
monthly kept repaired tree: largest stock in
city. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. Is Lib
erty ST. street hoor: formerly 81 broadway.
TfPEWR,lTERS, all makes, ut prices defyino
conpetitOn; rentals lower THAI I,ewheIe,
me.f4poiitan Typewriter Headquarers. III
TGrEWRITERS-Bar bargain lot OF Remingtons,
sen a "s,npns, fosts, sjS. worth
49, guaranteed q year; shipped allowing eS.
nh,rsa1nioh rentals, - monthly. CONSOLE.
Broadway. $50
WATCHES. diamonds. jewelry; easy terms: II
weekly; delivered on first payment. EXCHANGE
WATCH CO., 3F Broadway.
VI MEEkLY-Watches, diamonds, jeweiry;
agent calls: established 1850. W. +. MFEKS
8 Murray 81.
~, 600 CIRCULARS, So LOCO cards, 81; bill.
low. KELLOGG, Is Sd ave.
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AVE. A.. 2s3. between 18th h 18th stS Il or 2
ladies can he accommodated with board terms
81. 80 per week, Including washing; private fam
lily. Mrs. Burton.
LEXINGTON AVE. Rooms newly fur
niShed, heated x running water; good table
board.
irH, AVE, 10, opposite coorer, Union Fur.
nishcd rooms; good substantial board; English
cooking ~. 50 up.
5rH AVE, 2l-Wiih board, large and small
rooms, with first class accommodations.
9TH ST, % r. -rarlor Il other rooms; board,
81. ~. ~: best accommodations heated.
IOrH ST. 81 ,. Hnndson e4d-story front room;
Hlsp largt back room: day board reasonable.
10TH ST. 10 +. -Neaily furnished room for
gentlemen with hoard heated house.
nTH r ~ + square front room; other
rooms good table; pleasant location.
18TH 81. Ill T., Private boarding. honse: large
Il small rooms; good table; table boarders ac-
commoda'cd.
10TH ST, 23O +, Nicely furnished rooms,
single ana double. with load.
2lST 81. ~ I. Handsomely furnished rooms,
with hoard reasonable rates; references.
ORD 81. rs l.. -larg" and single rooms, On snite
or separately good table.
23D 81. 223 l.. Erard. room, ~. 30. IS; early
breakfast gas, lunches. heat; comfortable home.
23D ST, .32 T.. handsomely furnished rooms
to let: irr, gus, bath homollke, with good, sub
stantial hnnrd.
23D ST, 2IO L. Nicely furnished large or small
rooms. with board; GERMAN family table hoard.
.a S%''' .% '%>'9 II 1"T =. Table boar. pa,,o, dining;
r'""l' az" E"'i'r' location "'A"rpaS>'"' -
18TH ST, I'D, = Lag n small rooms well
,.,,, -r !, -. - - a., -,
hnard l. nttand.ua, rcirrrucr.
gn,,, 40 rr.n,,ho, ,.rs Ir u,h,
MIL : 10 'n'H,,,i n'ns W. nS"'
80 r, -. n, n.,h .,zi,
+,N' Ti.'-'I FL l"IlHN t'.lI =, .pn,n ''''s
hn"Nln't -''t> 30 N''" ""ar'''S wanted
4SIli 81. 3iG T. Desirable front rooms; Su-
I"r,"r hu"ti, huuntiiul table; nome comforts;
VcIy Elul' rate.
5OTu ST. 3I6 =. Furnished heated rooms, with
board RESPECTABLE Jewish lHIN!ly all CuuNen-
irnCcs.
18TH ST. 100 ! SinElc room, hCat"i ~snutllcr,n
Amrdcar.
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Purchase and Exchange.

III KINDS 1tore fixtures, new and second
land. at lowest prices: bought and sold. al5
pIt ID st
srrnSp-HAND SEWING MACHINE wanted;
II rnse automatic or Wilcox 4 Gibbs. Address,
,,ssing price. MARY McGONkRN, AZ w. I'D ST.
~ ,NTED-Quick lunch restaurant; full particu.
Tlars. r., box 40 World.
WASIED-scccnd- hand set Encyclopedia Brit
",anica; must be complete and In good order:
English or Edinburgh edition. Answer, giving
~ style of binding and where can be seen,
RhkRGAiN, box 40 World.
vLNTED-A horse, wagon and set Of harness
"snnnable for the milk business; must he In good
Sv letter. stating price, c. u. MONROE, 10 st.
MARKS ave, Brooklyn.
wANTED-Roll-top desk, any make or size,
"cbeap for cash. Address, stating particulars.
DISK, box 800 World.
WANTED TO BUY-shoe store, with or without
stock. q. g., l67 4th ave.
The evening world., 1893-12-12
Furnished Rooms to Let.

'i. '. Brooklyn.
BEDFORD AVE. 1870 Elegantly furnished
rooms, large and small: home comforts; near
cars: reasonable.
MADISON ST.. oTl-Furnished rooms; large.
square h hall rooms, newly furnished: folding
beds, furnace heat, gas; very desirable 4 cheap;
gentlemen only.
iTH AVE-. az, LIST Hat . furnished rooms; bath.
running water; moderate price; conveniences.
La frirt room, handsomely furnished gas.
heat Il hot / cold water IN room; Is minutes to
Hamilton Ferry or bridge: breakfast II desired.
Address Private, box bIi Brooklyn World.
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Roarders Wanted.

One Tine, 2Gc. per lire! second Tine, re. per
inc: Third amt Subsequent Times. l5c. per line.
No ctrd charge on Sundays.
80 EXTRA CHARGE FOR Ir-AdycTtisements
for Tile World may he left at any American
District Messenger once In the city. where the
chnrycs will he tho same as those at the main
nNlca.
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Musical.
Flats and Apartments to Let.

Flats and Apartments to Let.
Observation-Disclosures Side.
CHRYSTIE ST., ITO, near Grand Only I apart
ment' left; 1 light front rooms, I'd floor. sla.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1913. corner Hath St
&'r rooms sis 4 es saa ;"l' light
LEXINGTON AVE, IIO5-NIce floor to family
of two private house light housekeeping.
MADISON AVE. 1902, near IIBth ST : Elegant
steam- heated flats, q rooms 4 bath, $40 To So.
JanitOr.
PLEAsANTAvE,, 800, cor. 10th 81, Elegant
ST. a. ST. : light rooms ali improvements rent
Isl AVE. observation-disclosures OF 3 nice painted
rooms; clean house 81. 30, go J%anitorl In 0T6.
18TH ST. 333, 335 4 337 T., between LIST & I'd
ers 4 decorated ceilings; all improvements: new
houses; halls and bath heated; rents S23 10 $50.
JHnitor.
18TH ST. 800 T., near % ave, Basement floor;
improvements: quiet private house.
7 81. ll9, near Irying place Beautiful HAT,
0.om.s, all Light, rent So
eDrn 81. Apartments consisting Of 3 q 4 large
rooms; all light rents very low. Janltor. III
4 239 4. 10Th 81.
GID ST. BIS Z. Extra wide single ttat, 7 roc, rs;
good order; all improvements, Apply %innlt Ir
18th ST. 334 T. .sla 9sl5; : rooms, bath
mentS: small iamil'e.
10rH 81, 23i T.. apartments, I rooms, nicely
ARRANGED; improved; private halls; elegant To-
-Ss''f'f 4
OATH 81, l52 Extra vile, elegantly dec,
Grated : Il u rooms; all improvements, Apply
tanltor.
18Th 81, Park ave. Elegant tlats; ali I'M
D"rovements: decorated; !, D * Z rooms: s2l,
85rH st. 3 T.. between I'd L ad nves. Flats,
D rooms, newly rapcred x painted: rcnts, 81 10
$40. Apply on, premises, or IN o!ilC', 1917 "a
ave, corner OIth ST.
GGrH ST. .l50TOlG L. . 4 1 rooms, decorated,
range, boiler. tubs, &c. small select families
only; high location; wide street; near Lexington
ave. Janitor.
10TH ST., I'll TO 233 +. New houses, . ~ 4
electric bells: hot baths free to tenants; wide
street; floors deadened halls steam heated.
lO2p ST, ll2 +. -one month free; ele ;ant flats
al . large, light rooms: nll improvements; new
house rent Sl3. Inquire janltor,
lO5TH ST, 3CS r. Flats of 8 rooms, newly
painted %janitor on premises.
lUSTH ST, 7bE single brown-stone house. :
fine rooms h bathroom, SCI; private hall
basement, o ilne rooms, all Improvements, sla
Jnnito-.
lITTH ST., 332 E.-4 large, nicely decorated
rooms, 2 families on floor, Sl2 TO sll.
IBID ST, AIS f. j large sunny rooms / month
L. moving Tree: Sl4, Sl6 Janitor.
APARTMENTS In The improved lwelllug,''
362 y. 7ol st. ;2,3 4 4 rooms, all light bath,
laundry; hot & gold water W; % 70 IA
ELEGANT modern g. stcry a basement, Madison
GREENBAUA, 1870 Madison ave.
ELK AM FLATS, u rooms 4 bath all light;
stCf IN heat 4 decorated southeast corner Lex.
inGtCl ave. and 18th 81. rents low to small
inml let.
ELFGANrToP FLAT, 8 rooms, with hnth i'm
.prI yements, = tenants In house, Sla 433 h. o2d.
The evening world., 1893-12-12

B..
Of Dancing, 13 East 42d ST., near Madison ave.
YOUNG or l. carefully Instructed Ia all lasli-
ionable society dances: WALTZ GUARANTEED
our speciality. EVERY DAY, morning, after
noon or evenings. Lady teachers to practice
day. instruction book free. c. HOWE, 10 East
AID 81.
The evening world., 1893-12-12
Flsts and Apartments to let.


18TH ST. Pretty little 4 room Hat, - weekly
immediate PCS s'ssion. fGA6O, 2I2 W. 23d II.
A BEAUTY D lEht iooms. all ConvrnicnccS,
centrally located, Sli, Apply SMITH, l2ta
The evening world., 1893-12-12
Furnished-east Side.

Furnished-east Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. 40 Newly furnished par.
lor floor: light business of amy kind; beautiful
location.
Attn 81. =. EAgnisitely furnished q. room
fiat possession; $40 weekly. fI.AGG, 242 W.
23h 81.
Furnlshed-Hest Side.
ST. 81, 253 w.-Furnislci4 -room fat to let
Ia man 4 vile for housekeeping. jani;or.
i7Tn 81, M.-NewIy & pr TINY furnished, .
rooms, Sli weekly, fLAt,t,, "a ". I'D 81.
22D ST., W. seven. ooM Hal stcm lealcd
Handsome; 50 wcc>ly. fl.i,H, AZ W. +3i.
23D 81, 307 W. Whole OF part completely iur.
nished tat: . rooms \ BATH. -. Clare.
18TH ST., 100 W, near Broadway A room.
newly furnished Hat $40 week. owner.
3GTH ST, 40 ". -COsy Furnished 4 room int.
com Dlete for housekeeping every Improvement
bat bath.
33TH ST. 3l8 W. Administer carpets, &c. 4
light rooms X bathroom; private hall: parlor
heater; very handsomely furnished ! flight. In.
quirr jaritOr.
18Th ST., 700 W.-Handsomely furnished dat
. rooms. bath. steam lent ! flight. Janltor,
3arH ST., 257 W. Nicely furnished fiat, 4 light,
large rooms Il bath steam-heated. Janitor,
44TH ST., ". Swell 2. room apartment, nicely
furnished, with bIaId. FLAG'', 242 w. 23d st.
bsTH ST.. vs. loom nat, eyquisitely fur.
nished' heaiet; $50 weekly. FLAGG, 242 W.
23d st.
HANDSOMELY furnished T. room iiits complete
for housekeeping. Morrison, $50 7th ave, near
4lst -.
NICELY furnished Nat; 5 rooms and bath sl2
week with piano. Apply JRnitor, 80 w. a5sn,
RICHLY furnished HAT new: VIII sell. easy
payments, or rent. fLAOG, 2A2 W.. 2Jd ST.
The evening world., 1893-12-12
~FERNANDO'S ACADEM

II CARTIER'S dancing academy, GAL Lcx-
ington ave. classes: private lessons; waltz
specially; ia,cs: dances taught rapidly.
Mr.. AID. NEWBERGER,
226 West l25th ". and 1913 East I'D st.
STAGE ANCIN of every style: Prof. Con.
s%tantine- Carpenter, 20 West 9th 81, has had Fl
years experience: satisfaction guaranteed; high
back kick. back bend toe movements. My pupils:
Bessie Clayton, Helene, FleureIte, Mabel Clarke.
Hattie Wells. Also ballroom dancing.
WALTZ, 2-step: latest dances taught private or
class lessons. Miss Hoyt, 1875 Broadway, near
l2d st.
WALTZ and all fashionable dances taught; pri.
waite and class lessons: circulars. kn!ckerbocker
Conservatory, A West y 81.
The evening world., 1893-12-12

AVE. A.. 2S3, between 18th h 18th stS II or 2
ladies can he with board terms
81. 80 per week, including washing; private FAM
lily. Mrs. Burton.
The evening world., 1893-12-12

A GENTLEMAN will give. private dancing les
sons to children and adilts, also to private
classes; no objection to country; violin music fur
nished. Address }. r., GOT Lafayette ave. Brook
Ign.
CORRECT glide waltz guaranteed; . strictly prI-
vate lessons, 81; any hour. with music; lady
assistants: pc stively no failures; classes forming
beginners private, any time; 4 lessons 81 quar-
terly 81; latest fashionable dances;. circular
mailed. LEMON CONSERVATORY, l45I
broadway, below 42d st.
DUMAR'S classes, with private lessons; waltz
guaranteed; lady assistants; open sundays: les.
sons 81. 342 West 35th ST.
The evening world., 1893-12-12

A GENTLEMAN with S25, 600 or more, a thor.
oughly experienced office man. win enter a sat
lNfactory wholesale business; communications
strictly confidential. Address, with particular,
ABSOLUTE, 1877 4th ave.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.
Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Itpc, GOO. per Gnc; Sccori TIM. lie. per
hnC Wirtf and Subsequent Times, loo. per line.
No ,rirr chdr9c on SWrftVN
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR r-Advetti -ments
for Tho World may be left at any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where tho
charges T.A be thu s1uIc as those at the main
odlco,
The evening world., 1893-12-12

LFGANTToPF FLAT, 8 rooms. with hnth, i'm
yements, . tenants in house, Sla Az 4 o2d.
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Business Opportunities.

CHANCE IN A LIFETIME-An oid-e stab-
llshed; we'll paying restaurant. breakfast, din
ner ana supper trade, will be sold on account Of
!!ne present owner wishing TO retire: don't miss
the chance lOi seating capacity. Address
BROADWAY BASEMENT, World.
AN EXCELLENT opportunity is offered to an
energetic party with small capital to join an
establish'd business showing large returns. Ad-
dress PAkTNER, box 5O4 Brooklyn World.
A;-s2I5 LOAN WANTED, 80 days; S75 bonus
World. uptovn-
The evening world., 1893-12-12

GRAND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for an ac-
tive man understanding hotel and saloon bust
ness: the business is well established in an ex-
cellent locality and q long lease of the premises
VIM. II. Won GERICHTEN, 90 Horatio st.
The evening world., 1893-12-12

furniture, folding bed, sewing machine: sacrifice.
lOS East ABth st.
The evening world., 1893-12-12

FACTORY SITES free Mt the growing suburban
home-site sherman Park. on the Harlem Rail
road. Apply to LAZARUS, 1877 broadway,
The evening world., 1893-12-12

PARTNER WANTED, with 81, 900: frst- class
market; tiourishing business. Address
A.. Il. C., 70 9Th ave.
The evening world., 1893-12-12

JEWELLERS, ATTENTIoNi-our elegant fixtures
A." sac; ANTIQUE OAK horseshoe cases wall cases,
nan safe burglar proof; must be sofa soon
stns Tor Photograph. W. C. BARRY & Co.. Dan
The evening world., 1893-12-12

huSICAL BON, II tunes, new either attach:
pmeau; cost sl,O, sell $50; need money. 23o
The evening world., 1893-12-12

FIXTURES for grocers. confectioners. barrooms.
druggists. dry goods. millinery, shoe stores;
great bargains. Corbin. s5y 10th ave.
The evening world., 1893-12-12

LIQUOR SALOON for sale, corner l24th st., I'd
ave. 10000, half cash. 675 Washington st.
PARTNER WANTED-A partner In an old.
established mandatory OF novelties In ladies'
dress, cloak and millinery trimmings. with a cash
capital from 81, ODO to 81, 900; particulars will be
given In every respect and asked for the same In
refurn. Address b L hnI AZ World
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FOR SALE-Grocery store; owner must 20 to Eu-
rope; large business; no agents p. o. box 29l,
prnoLIvp
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Cast. Side.

.FwlS ST. q near Grand 81. Furnished rooms
for. housekeeping, 81. IS, 81 20; single room,
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02

was corrected bv the announcement the Lowlander earned the great purse.

TIE SECRETARY II state IS in receipt of q dispa'c ch from United States Min ister Grant, at La Paz, Bolivia. in which he speaks of curious reform in the currency in Bolivia only jCst &C., complished. ltnnpears that when ha k notes were first issued in Bolivia there was great dearth of fractional currency. 1t consequently became the custom to make change by tearing the bank notes into fractions. The banks received thase fractional pieces Of paper money, and the cus, om then inaugurated has continued to the present time. An en- tire bank note is therefore a rarity in Bolivia, almost the entire issue circu- lsting in the ehspe ot fractions. By a decree recently issued the banks are in- struC'ed to redeem these fractions of bank notes until June 3, after which they will not be received by the govern
 ment or bv the banks, and will there fore rapidly disappear from circulation. The substitution of new and entire back note for lha old fractional notes is now in progress, and holders of torn bills are warned by legal advertise. ments in the newspape to present them for redemption before June 80.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
TWO GUESSES.

"A good guess IS as good as anything when it hits" IS a time honored but not moral motto. Day before yesterday it was announced by the Associated Press that August 7 had been fixed as the date for the convening of the extra syssion. As matter of fact that date had not been fixed and Mr. Cleveland had not decided to call the session until in September. Pro bably the date August had not occurred to the presi dent at all. Even after the report had been sent out it was semi.oflicially an. Bounced that it was au unfounGed rumor and two cabinet officials stated that it was unlikely that Mir. Cl.ve. land would change his mind with refer encc to the extra session which was to Ue convened early in Septemper.
 It transpires, however, that a few hours later Mr. Cleveland gave way before the pressure and decided to call the session on August :, the date which had already been telegraphed through cut the United States. Yesterdays dispatches announce that the fir.t re- port was purely conjecture, but iood one, and not an altogether an unnatural one since, if the session was to be convened in August at ali instead oi in September, August7, which is the frs Monday, would most likely have been the day. So in this case the guess was good, but two weeks ago. A guess sent out by the Associated Press was not only not good, hut disas. trous. At the Suburban handicap LampIighter was expected to win. He was by long odds the favorte and the question only seemed to be, which horses would run in second and third p'aces. At the close of the race under the mo exit" rule, the Associated Press had no means of learning the re- sn't since the Western Union had no oNice on the grounds. It was taken for granted that Lamplighter won and that result was sent out. An hour later if
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
VALUED AMONG cKEWsURGS.
h Queer People Who Know Nothing of
 tho Use of Money.

h Queer People Who Know Nothing of
 tho Use of Money.
 In the present publication of the I'm pcrial Geographical society of Russia is the surprising announcement that the Chcwsur25-a rIcc of seven thou sand pcople-in the department of TrOust, government of Tiilis, know nothing of the uJc of money a3 q medium of exchange. The unit of valuation among the primitive people is the cow A horse l. valued at three cows and Q stallion at Six. If Chew sure bcconcS ccr2gCl and cracks his ncighbor'8 skull he is obliged to pay sixteen cows. If he breaks bone of his ncighbor's arm five COWS will re- haOiiitatG hin in tho eyes of society. A wound in tho forehead calls for three calves. If ono cuts another in the part of tho face usually covered by the beard the puni,hmont i: comparative ly severe. The doctor places C. many grains of wheat alOnG the cut as pos siblc. Tor each grain of wheat so used tho criminal laust give up cow. NoGA,.3 i1 t.2 h-2r,lc&3 part of the face call for onc-third a. many COWS only. Tho man who injurcs n neigh bOr's hand Surr1ulcrS sixteen COWS. Thirty co,Ta even will pay for the lo1s of an eye. Tho poorlc arc Gail to Ec happy and co-tc15-3. No miscrs exist among them,
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
vERMONT'S BUILDING.
One of the Most Unique Structures at
 Jackson Park.

ono OI tHc NOSt tnIuue StruCtures ht
 Jackson Park.
 The Vermont state building is one of the most unique and original on the exposition grounds. On the right and left of the steps on the facade rise two shafts, on which are allegorical figures representing the industries of agri- culture and quarrying g-the two prin- cipal industrial activities of the state. One enters through d columned portico into courtyard, on the right and left of which are covered porches with broad seats. Just off these are the re- ception rooms in front. and committee rooms. post office, etc, in the rear. In the center of the court is handsome marble fountain. Marble from the quarries of the state is used all through the interior of the building. Facing the end of the court is porch. sup. ported by four caryatids, over which is
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02

q @c:.i-c;.yHi&" Cree, window with bas-relief around it representing "frcedom and Unity" The coat of arms is in the center. The reception hall, which is located in the rear, is circular in form. with a colonnadc around, aud a wooden dome surm0uuts the structure. All is colored according to Il Pompeiian scheme. The building is Pompciian in style and of classic de- tail, and furnishes most unique con trast to the other buildings.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
COLUMBIAN EDITION.

The large and elegant Columbian Edition of TIE REPUBLICAN, upon which work has been progressing for several months, will be Issued July o..
 Copy for advertising and other mat. ter not vet in, must be left at the office Immediately to insure it's insertion.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
SILVER MARKET.

SAN FRANCIsCo, July Silver bars, C3lkc.; Mexican dollars, 63;. { NEW YORK, July l.-Copper, quiet. Lake, $l060.
 Lead. quiet and firm. Domestic. g 30.
 Tin irregular. Straits, nominal {, plates dull and steady.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
THE REPUBLICANS CIRCULATION.

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN has a circulation that every day exce,ds that of all the other dailies in Phoenix combined. This Is guar anteed statement for the information of ad- vertisers.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
AGENCIES,
ADVERTISING RATES.

Rates of advertising in the Daily. Sunday or Weekly edition made known on application at the publication office. Or ring up telephone number 47, and J. P, King, of the business will call and quote prices and contract for space,
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
BY MAIL:

All communications relating to news or edi- torial matter should be addressed 10 Editor Republican.
 All remittances and business letters should oe addressed to THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN CoA- PAsY, Phoenix, AriE
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-02
BOOK AND JOS PRINTING.

THE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared to do all Kinds of plain and fancy joD printing In al the latest styles Complete book bin 'ery and ruling machinery in connection with the jOh depart. nent. Work perfectly and promptly done.