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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-19

DoIS- WAIVED hoys for sampling. Apply
- Friday morning at o'clock. brennan S
livery, No Isl! ST. Peter ST.
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WI SSECAI.

A 1000 BICYCLES SACRIFICED
n. Grand sale over one thousand bicycles;
best makes: cut prices; great reductions:
bicycle catalogue mailed free. Roberts, $40
NicOllet MinneapoiiS
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WANTED To BUY.

GASH paid for old gold or silver Ill East
~ Seventh st. Frank A. Upham, Jeweler.
DOG-Wauted to buy, water spaniel dog,
~ seven to eight months old, By A. j,
Polanek. "a West Tenth st.
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fNLERk-A widow lady with little ex-
~ perienee would like place TO clerk i'll,
dry goods store; very small wages. Address
93, Globe.
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a CC0UNTA IMPOSITION wanted by a
IA young man where rapid and correct fig
uring is necessary, and industry will meet
with advancement j. C. E., care Metropol-
itan Business College, Seventh and Jackson
SITS
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
..sAz,ic-

A BUSINESS MAN desires to represent
IL some business house or secure the
agency of some salable article while on Il
long trip through Western states. Address
l. S. Globe.
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ITO ENCHANGE-Incom prop
erty we'll located on the hill: leased at
$4,000 per month for one year from May [:
for clear lots south of Ashland and east of
Victoria upon which to build a residence;
send description. Address FL Of, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-19

QARBERy Wanted, q saturday barber at
ID the Mauuqttan; 81.
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BUSINESS CiHANCEs.
miscellaneous.

A LOCO BICYCLES SACRIFICED-
AZ Grand sale over one thousand bicycles;
best makes; cut prices; great reductions;
bicycle catalogue mailed free. Roberts, $40
NicOllet, Minneapolis.
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n BESSMAkER = Experienced wishes
~ sewing in private families. Address L
% Globe.
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a 1000 BICYCLES SACRIFICE Ed
~ Grand sale over one thousand bicycles;
best makes cut prices; great reductions;
bicycle catalogue mailed free. Roberts, $40
Nicolet, Minneapolis.
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A BOY fifteen years old would like stu
II alton IN a foundry or messenger office.
Address Messenger. 542 Cenar ST., UP stairs.
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MINNEAPOLIS trains leave F1::D =. ~, no
III a. m. *l2 m, II, q. -, n, $50. *5;35 anc
+10:50 p. m.
FOR detail information call AZ ticket Offices
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frOMPANION-To be companion for an
~ elderly lady going to the lake or vino
resides in this city; young lady twenty-five
years of age with references. Address 81,
Globe.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females.

A A -DREsSm don't fail
AsA. IA to call and examine the Won
dertul Mcdowell Garment Drafting Machine.
Room 80 Manufacturer Block.
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A LOCO BICYCLNs NACRIFICED-
NJ Grand sale over one thousand bicycles:
best makes; cut prices; great reductions;
bicycle catalogue mailed free. Roberts, SO
Nicollet minneapolis
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
a. females.

4 IL KINDS of sewing machines repaired
IA and parts furnished Wheeler 4 Mil
son Manufacturing Company. 43S Wabasha ST.
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OLA CkSMITH-M blacksmith
- wants situation. Address a so, Globe,
Minneapolis.
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| MONEY, MONEY, MONEY - Do you
| 1SI want to borrow? If So | will loan you
any amount large or small, on your dia-
monds, watches, pianos, etc.; partial pay
ments: rates reasonable. Call On CUsgrove &
| Co 8 EASt Fifth ST
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DAHTENDER.-Ay young man of expert
ID ence in frst-class places, with best of
references, wants permanent position. Ad-
dress l. IS, Globe
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DARTENDER-S wanted by q
- frst-class bartender. Address NJ 10,
Globe, Minneapolis
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nRESSSrAKING wanted at home or in
~ families; proficient cutter and filter.
Address 7 81. Globe.
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COOK-To go to the lakes for the summer
~ as meat or pastry, by an old experienced
cook; best Of references Address 80,
GIObe
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TO EXCHANGE.
To Observation-Disclosures.

+ AND TO EXCHANGE for a business of
- some kind; cigar store for lot 206 Man
haitian Block.
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pOOK. Rep :1R-WanteG. lady bookeep-
- or Address, stating experience and sal
airy expected, G 3d. GLOBE.
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DRESSMAk Err wishes sewing in fam
IL lilies; understands any kind of sewing.
258 Nash ST., rear.
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FOR RENT.
j. w. Shepard,


D ENTS HOUSES, STORES, OFFICES,
IL apartments and rooms, with and without
steam heat, in all parts of the city; acts as
owners agent: collects rents
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A ILARPFiN I'EtU it'S-Places fee; best
II help, Il W. Exchange st. Telephone U'7.
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nor CHEAP MONEY or real estate IVA
l. cant or improved) see H. Caldwell, S4
Germania Life Building.
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HOuses.

EOUR BRICK DWELLINGS-No 412
416 and 4lS East Tenth ST.; twelve rooms
each. No. 400 Grove ST., ten rooms. Six
room house, 467 North St; rent very reason
able TO good tenants. j. K. Hoffman, IS Gil
fllau Block.
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CLEANI NG-House and store cleaning by
" the month GA South robert.
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Flats.

CLATS-At 81 East Sixth St. cheap Large
U house corner Eighth and Neil sts.; just
refnished III Al shape. Inquire Smith,
Parker d Gilman, New York Life Building.
HOTEL TsARTEAU-Nicely furnished
IL apartment for summer: cheap.
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ONE Ees2kRS.

KAHLEHT & MINTEL - Minnesota
~ steam Dye Works, pa East Seventh.
Y j. ROCHEN-N. w. Steam Dye Works
L office, 4i6 Robert ST., Ryan Block Works,
50 and 81 Indiana av
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INSTRUCTIONS.

On. AGATHA's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- and Art, % East Exchange ST., ST. Paul
Piano. violin. guitar and mandolin taught.
Lessons given in drawing and painting. Call
or send for prospectus.
M ANTEy}-Private teacher i'll stage dapc-
w ing by young lady. Address NJ o.
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-19

TOOK for Yellowstone Lake Boat COM
~ pany, Yellowstone Park; S!5. Douglass
Intelneenee Agency, 81 Seventh,
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pAkEE-A German. first class cake baker,
ID wants position; also bread baker. Ad
dress 81, Globe.
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pOARD-Nicely furnished front alcove
ID room, suitable for three gentlemen, with
board SIS Cedar ST.
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| MONEY ON HAND to loan on city prop
| 1Tl erty and farms; lowest rates; no delay.
| W. F MoritZ 1913 Pioneer Press
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GIRLS for places places for girls, at all
~ times at IS East Seventh st.
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BLACKSMITH wants situation; good
- horseshGeing, pillow and wagon WORK.
ddress II Sc. Globe
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COOh-Wantsd, at once, competent wom-
~ an 10 cook. wash and iron il small fam
lily. u South st. Adams st.
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THE DHNING CAR LIVE
To Fargo, winnipeg, Helena, Butts
and the Pacific Northwest.
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| rO0K-Wanted good first and second
| ~ woman cook for hotel in city. Address
| X g6 Globe.
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CEBE MINEK-Central location pleasant
i rooms and excellent table board 1872
College av corner Sixth.
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THE NORWOOD-I91 Eighth St. Near
l. Sibley-Straight From epot-Furnished
rooms. with board $3.50 to So per week; ,
transients 81 per day
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EOST AND FOU ND.

DOGS LnST-Two Llewel!yn settlers; one
- yellow, wearing License Tag No. SO; one
white, with black ears. Return to 81 East
Seventh, or 2I5 Banil ST., and IeceIve reward.
Va A1CH AOST-A small Addison silver
w watch. Finder will please return to
James Suydam, manager Goodyear Rubber
company. 9S-l12 ltaSt Seventh st.
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QOARD-14l Pleasant Av-Second Door
ID From Sixth St.-Large furnished rooms,
with or without board o'clock dinner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-19

4 ny amount of money loaned on horses
N carriages, furniture. pianos watches
diamonds. ETC.. at one. half the usual rates;
can be paid back by instalments, and at any
time to suit your convenience thereby reduc-
ing cost of carrying loan; all business private
and honorably transacted. j. l.. Strauch,
Room 10 Globe Building
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FINANCIAL.

A A LOANS on furniture, pianos,
AsAs horses, diamonds. watches, all
good collateral and commercial paper; par
tial payments lowest rates. Minnesota
Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms 1914 First
National Bank Building corner Fourth and
Jackson SITS. Mackey Manager
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DOR SALE-Barber shop containing six
l. chairs; one of the best paying shops in
the city. st. Marie q st. Martin, 80 Hennepin
av., Minneapolis
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COOK-A first-elass lady cook and second
~ cook would like d position i'll restaurant
or hotel Address e 80, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-19

Dining Cars on Winnipeg and Pa
cifiC COnst nrhina
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EOR 800 will give immediate possession
L of a seven-room house and all the furni-
tUre contained therein; only ten minutes
from the Globe building; good place for
boarding house. Address Fl 90, Globe
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(tOOK-Scandinavia cook aud dining
- room girl. 81! Rosabel ST.
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5tOOK- Situation wanted by good coo
- in private family. Address ] s.. Globe
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ENTLEMAN with small capital can
VI secure good business, paying 100 per
cent. Call Room 20, Globe Building between
and Q in morning
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CASLEK'S DRESS PLEATiNG and
~ Button Bazaar has removed to 345 st. Peter
TONCERT every evening and Sunday
~ afternoon at Straka's Tivoli lady or
chestra; the only family resort in the city.
GITOVES carefully stored and repaired for
- fall delivery. Joseph Haag, 300 West
Seventh.
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ROAKD--A lady or gentleman day boarder.
ID So Tilton ST.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

10 HEAD of light and heavy horses for
IO sale 81 West Fillmore ay
1nD HORS iGS AND MARES-AlI kinds
lOO of work and business horses and farm
mares. j. d Barrett, 20 Second ST. north,
Miuup0nOliSj
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-19

MI ONEY LOANED OIL life insurance DO
Il Guaranty Loan Building Minneapolis
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COOK Good cook and chambermad
- wanted at 50 jackson ST.; call after
moons.
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M ME. BUKNETT'S new massage parlors,
wi 277 West Seventh ST.; professional mas
sage: plain. vapor. medicated baths: mag
netic treatments. res tful and curative; hours
In
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DUAKD-TWo aleove rooms. with board :;
ID s o'clock dinners. $50 Cedar.
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I OUSE of seven rooms. at $50 Temperance
IL St, water and sewer, with barn. Inquire
at 20 Carroll st.
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Eighth ST, 313. EAST-Two furnished
II rooms for light housekeeping, with
water
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II OUsE-For rent. furnished house; large
IL yard car line; S25 per month. Address
w 95, Globe
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18
FINANCE NOTES.

CINCINNATI claims s,GG4 different in dustrial concerns. with an annual in- crease of from 800 to GOO.
 SHEET rearing is said to be declining greatly in New south Wales. The number of sheep in .he colony on Jan uary this year was 5s,Gt9,GlG. a de- crease of 3.2ll,sG compared with t-e year previous.
 FoR the first quarter of 1893 the new industries established in the south eX- ceed those of the first quarter of le92 by l9s. The report prepared by the Chattanooga TradcSman says there has been a marked increase in tine estab- lishment of woodworking plass and cottonsCed oil mills.
 WITHIN thirty years the worlds an nual product of silver has increased from Sf0.OJ0. .00J to about Sl50.G0O. 600. Thirty years ago the United states pro- duccd less than Sj.O0O.C1O and to-day oyer SGO.CO0,C9O a year. Under sufii- cicnt stimulus Mexico could alone place more silver bullion on the mar ket every year than the whole world did in 1sGO.-Kansas City Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
What the Nine Railroads of
 Arizona are Assessed at.

The session of the board of equali- ration closed in Phoenix Tuesday. The board was in session eight days.
 The assessment of the Southern Pacific road, which has for the past two years been s6,SIl. was raised to $lO.7s7 per mile.
 The Atlantic & Pscific road, which has resisted the payment of assess ments and carried the matter through all the courts of Arizona and finally . to the supreme court of the United States, where it is now, submitted a petition for a compromise of 5000 a mile, but the board refused to accept 1t and made the assessment Sl0,SS3 per mile.
 The Prescott and Arizona Central road assessment was raised 500 per mile, making a total assessment of S3,635 per mile.
 The assessment of the Arizona and New Mexico road, at SASS per mile, was allowed to stand, as vas also that Of the Arizona and Southeastern at S6,030 per mile.
 The Central Arizona road, which has only fifteen miles, and IS uSed al- most exclusively for hauling lumber, was allowed to stand as assessed, at Sl,O0o per mile.
 The Maricopa and Phoenix was raised from si ,2lO to S5,5sS per mile.
 The assessment of the New Mexico and Arizona was allowed to stand as han ded in, at 5.705 per mile.
 The Tucson, Globe and Northern railroad failed to hand in their assess ment, and the board fixed it at S2, 300 ! mile adding 8 per cent for the fail ure. as provided for by law.
 The total assessments of the differ ent roads are as follows:
 Arizona and New Mexico, fl
 mlles. .........-..-. l43,oUS Arizona and Southeastern,
 30 miles. ............ O,90O Atlantic and Pacific, 393
 miles. =. ....... 4.277,Ol9 Central Arizona, b miles. 15OOO Maricopa and Phoenix, 3i
 miles ......... s9,99a New Mexico and Arizona,
 s7 miles. ......... 496, ,935 Prescott and Arizona Gen.
 tral, 73 miles .......... 2G5,355 Southern Pacific, 3S4 miles. 4,l42,2 POS Tucson, Globe and North
 eastern, 10 miles. s.... 25,75o
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18

A subscription list should be circu- lated and would doubtless be readily responded to, for prizes 10 be offered for horse races, foot races and kindred sports to celebrate Independence Day in Tombstone.
 Two visiting base ball clubs will be here, one from Ruachuca to play our Tombstone nine, and the Bisbee club to play the Pioneers.
 A hose race between the three fire companies is being talked Of.
 A number of ponies would be en- tered Tor races fl small purses were offered. Such sports tsnd to bring people into our city from the sur rounding country.
 The ball by the Engine Co. No. l will be the fitting termination of an enjoyable day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18
HUMAN NATURE IN EATING.
The Hotel Dining-Room Place foI Studying the Characters of People.

The Hotel Dining-Room n Place for
 Studying the Characters of People.
 'If can see man handle his fork, said the clerk, II can tell you the part of the country he halls from.
 'The hotel dining-room is the best place in the world to study human na- ture and the manners and breeding of our fellows. IL seems odd that people in this enlightened and advanced age will still feed themselves with their knives. especially in first-class hotel. Yet instances of this habit are very ire qucnt. In my opinion a man who feeds himself with his knife should be boiled alive in oil.
 As a rule guests from Boston and New York are the most correct in their table GeP0g-meut. They are very c,s- acting as Co service and all manipulate thelr knives and forks in one way. which is the proper way. It may seem a tr;ie strange to form a basis for q judgment of a mans character in the manner in which he holds his fork. but 1t j, 8 correct orc. Some stick it i's- tween their first and second finG1s. others between the middle and tli:r3 fingers, while others grasp t as yoG would grasp a pineapple cheese scoop.
 ''.5c it is with the spoons in eating soup. If a man has q mustachc whi-l- falls down over his mouth he may Ee parloncd for putting the point of t,,c spoon to his lips. But when you sec vvei'-Grcssed men, and women. too. r.-:-o their elbow and pour their soup down their threats from the point CT the spoon, aS you would feed Q suc'll!Ec babe, yos regret that they cannot Dc given a yC--rs course in sc,io"; for dc- pertinent ': i5 tisc Garac Vith thc napl.i-i. l. ]. utterly iuczcuss.ic for 2 man 0 pat 1is napkin ia the 70 c. I.;c vest, ahl ysi,en it comes to s.iei-ing i in lis collar ike bib. Gs q great many do, t l. ail b-s rcpn,sive 0 one cf re fined tastes. T. isG great rcia-sati5a i :i- me to escape Che cen Gning duties of She desk and watch people feed thcinselves. 2" Washington Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18
4 HANDFUL OF CHAFF.

THE easiest way for a man to pack a trunk is to get his wife to do it.
 IF some of our heads were not so big our hearts would hold more love.
 THERE are still some men on earth who keep the devil on the keen jump every minute.
 THAT man has reached high state of grace who never planes his wife for his own mistakes.
 THERE is something wrong with the mans head who falls down on the same banana skin twice.
 THERE is one good thing to be said in favor of the hornet. He always has en aim and generally hits it.-Ram's Horn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18

The young son of G. L. Kobler had a narrow escape from serious acci- dent yesterday. He, in company with several other boys, was playing at T mine near the Southwest, of the T. Y. & N. Co. properties, and were very close to an uncovered mine when he clipped and rolled down the incline for distance Of twenty feet. when he fortunately was caught by timber and held. He would otherwis, nave fallen some thirty feet further, with the probable result of severe cCnt1s- ions and brogen bones. Boys should be more hecdiui and coniine their games to safer portions or the town there being many uncovered shafts in that vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18
THE KID.
A Photograph of the Victorious Apache Renegade at FIy's
 Gallery.

A good likeness of Kid, the notor- ious Apache, whose ingenuity m eyad. ing capture is as remarkable as it is exasperating, is on exhibition at Fly's gallery. The picture was taken some two years ago on the San Carlos res ervatiOn when he was in the service of Uncle Sam and before he killed Reynolds, consequent to which, it will be remembered, he escaped while being taken to Yuma.
 According to his photograph, he is q man of meiium build and has an in- telligent face that does not bear the impress of villainy such as he subse- 'quentiy proved his abilities for; his coarse hair is cut low at the back of the neck and the front shows crude attempt at center parting, He might easily pass for a Mexican and the story that he recently ap- peared in Bisbee and purchased sup plies is credited by many.
 The Apache scouts who passed through here few days ago bound for Huachuca, when shown the photo graph of Kid, immediately recognized the resemblance, and pronounced it an excellent likeness Of the border | terror.
 | Mir. Fly has sold numbers of the rencgade's pictures. and the demand for themis making deep inroads into | the stock on hand.
 Kid is an educated Indian, having received his educa:ion at one of the Indian training schools. His teach CTS pronounced bim a remarkable student. He speaks English huentlv knows the geography Of Arizona thor oughly and could pass the sirictcst ex- animation in craftsmanship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18
MISSION BREViTiES

Ar present 80 Bible women work in the Zenanas in India.
 THERE are 2O0.0OO.OOO people in Africa who never saw the Bible or heard . whisper of the Gospel tid;ngs.
 THE wages of Japanese are rarely more than six pence day. but last year the converts gave g, 100 for mis- sion purposes.
 IT is calculated that there are G.OO0 Protesta Tt missionaries at work in the world. bein<, one to the 1G6. 900 of the unevangelizcd.
 IS is+9 there were only twelve med ical missionaries in all the non-Chris- tian world: now there are 100. and every year sees an addition to the number.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-06-18

In Tucson complaints are being registered, because on account ei the scarcity of water tie company does not allow tbe water to flow into the pipes until s o'clock in the morning and it is turned of at night. At Tombstone the water is turned on but two hours each day. The ouly re- course for the thirsty is beer, the sup ply of which has been doubled since the shortage of water.