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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

lightning 90 dazzle the eyes OF their
victims In any dsy that would have
been called . low down trick. See the
old man with the white hair. lie az
least should have been allowed =
weapon But is would bs Of NO use.
He i too feeble BY all the gods,
bold sfforA But !; h vain. Two char
lots he escaped. bat the third has nd
den him down fwould that We could
save his life. BaFabbaA-
''He livesF' cried the robber. See
they drag him out of the press And the
blue gladiator, with the club. hauls
down the esarioteer from his perch.
Why il that done. spartseus?"
''Beez Lac hs failed 10 kill his man,
good Barabbas. And II l. Just. Our
venerable friend was an easy mark"
what Will be- done with the
ehariotsere win the king punish
himY"
Not on yer life" said a voice.
The two shades turned hastily and
beheld the spook OF Tom Soonan,
formerly boss of the Tenth ward. lie
was dressed becomingly in asbestos
and carried fan. The ghost of
Barabbas seized his companion's robe.
Let Us away. good Spartacus
have To- be little bit careful about my
associates This man has been in"
"Yes; you can see that by his
clothes" said Spartaeus. interrupting.
Nay. nay; said the robber. ''you
misunderstood me. Ills present state
matters not so much. But he has been
In politics"
lis that SOP" said Spartacus, draw
ing himself up to his full height and
laying his hand upon the place where
his sword used 10 be. Then we will
turn our backs upon him."
Hold on. gents" said the boss. in
sorting his forefnger in a buttonhole
of the gladiator's cloak. 81 saw youse
looking at the show. It's great, amt
L.; but oh. il makes ne sad"
al think the better of you for that"
said Spartscus. But tell me. who are
these who are being slaughtered so
ruthlessly?"
Slaughtered" echoed Boss Noonan's
ghost, well, | should say so. They
never had mortal show. Say. are
youse on? Do yorse know how the
game was worked?"
Il fail TO comprehend" said Sparta
ems. Il asked you to explain why
these persons are being slain by the
chariots?"
''Oh. dem fellies," said the boss, jerk
ing his thumb over his shoulder, "dey's
only de public. see? Dey don't count
Nobody cares for dem. But de. troll
lies" and the ghost wrung his hands
SAY. gents. | died too soon. II was
an elegant divvy, and I'd ha' been in il
up To me neck. had head fer poll
tics. did"
Then these people are not being
killed for their religious opinion. said
Spartacus
KILLED for nuthin'. De killin' is
merely incidental" rejoined the boss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

An exch.nxe cites a. proof Of The
fact that New York IL cosmopolitan
city remark made by . resident-a
bachelor.
MY barber is an Italian" he said.
"a Chinese does mT laundry work. nv
tailor Il Jew. breakfast in an Ameri-
can dining room. lunch In = German
saloon ard dine usually Of q French
restaurant. my doctor Is an Enslish-
man. ard my favorite preacher is .
scotch dominic
But where dos the frishman come
inr' asked bystander
'-Oh. De owns the house live In -
YoaAass Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

compared 20 those men And some
OF chem could cuss the hump right of
q camers back and think no more OF il
than how-de-do."
''Ah. here il something new" cried
sspaytscu> Here Is = poius In the
game which I haze never seen before.
behold the gladiator in the blue coat
re seis~s the young Christian by the
collar and beats him upon the head
vith HE clab. Can ycn hear what he
says. Barahbas7"
"inaissinctiy.- re,foinesi the robber.
"Tt sounds lire 'sit thellouterheyrr
bat what that msy mean know not :
n, l. probahly . rallyinv cry Of his
sect why does he not kin the youth
and pa dore with its In ny day q
gladiator Who dia not dispstelh fallen
opponent ~ a single blow w7,rld have
been driven from tAr arena Ia disrrace
Bat these rscsierns have n, idea Il
mercy
Let rs walk sr<una the block.
SSarfaF-us This thing IL beyinning %
drag "a ny nerves.
tt = iresed q tsrFihis sfe'ht Ic.ak
hsv fhe ehariofs aElrreeeh. enveloped
a ssga1asaE .lsssss --1hS5 ssErl TIE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Last year a. Boston the number Of peo-
pie who sought admission 10 fremont
TssDie, where the convention was
held. Wa FIVE thousand The second
convention was called 90 meet Ia New
annual occurrences. meeting success
siyeiy Ia Detroit. Buffalo. Hartford.
Wsshinetcn and Boston
The uanagensnt OF these conven-
sions IL In The hands % permanent
committee which had IT. origin In the
81. 49, nlbly az Chicago. Rev. r. A.
forrry. whose labors 40 the head Of
Mr.. Aooty's great evaagelixatton soci-
ETY. az Chicago ar, 80 well known, Is
cha irrnsn OF this committee and presi-
dent II the convention The vice pres
idsnt is Hon W II Rowland. who has
ben thrice mayor % Toronto. Can.
Tee sncrFctic and untiriug secretary.
whose greatest success has been in the
organization OF boys clubs In our cit
les. j. Rev. John q. collins. OK New Ha-
YEA. Conn Other members 81 the
committee arr 3. Fsv Mills. Pawtucls-
e.. r. a. = =. HoieoIubc. san Frnacis-
CO. Cal. y A. Reed. springfield Mass. I.
T. r Tibbsl.. New York; Miss II. II.
Wr.rat. Ottawa. Can. Mrs J. X Bar
ney Providence. r. l.
There i also a iccal executive com
n tee az tlr place whore the next
mertar Is 20 be- held Hon William
n NDrtten governer q Georgia, -
chairman ~ this committee. John r..
barclay - vica Chairman. and T. j.
Rely seeretarV aui treasurer
peiagarcs - ere convention are 81
two elesse.. eneci sl and general Spe-
ciai tefspatee err tto-e oraciaily sent
hv chnrcaes missions. Womaa's Chris
tan Tenn rsraere unions. Young MEMS
Chrisfiaa ts-ae.ations. cr any BODY -
Christian workers iu Tho United States
sad lansta General delegates are
anv Carl.fisn believers Vho desire %
attend t1e convention. and they NAV
obtain 80 privileges accorded 20 sp~-
sisl delegates 20 c4e4p railroad rates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

When weeley and Nelson were trav-
cling through Cornwall. from common
to common. preaching 20 a people who
heard willingly. but seldom or never
proffered them the slightest act Of
hospitality. they were frequently
hungry
They we're detained some time ~ ST
Ives because 81 the Illness OF one Of
their conpa MONS. and their lodging
was little better than their fare.
All Ast time says Dir Nelson.
Mr. Wesley alod lay on The Soor: he
hal my greatcost for his pillow. and I
bad 'Bsrkiss's Notes on The New Tess-
sment' for mine
"Aftsr being here near three weeks,
one morning about shr~e o'clock Mr.
wesley turned ever and. finding me
awake. elapred me On tie side. saying
brother Nelson. fet us be of good
cheer, We have much ~ rejoice in
have one ~hols side Jet. for ths skin
Is onlF OF on one SIDE Youth :
Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

popular in these times. Therefore has
their king condemned them To- the arena
10 be destroyed for his pleasure. This
is the arena"
where arc the beasts, my Sparta
cus?" asked the robber. 'why do they
not trot out the menagerie and give US
show for our money? / see only a
few horses which at first | took 90 be
ghosts like ourselves. they are so thin.
Where are the wild animnls?''
"You lag behind the times, hon.
est Barabbus." rejoined the gladiator.
"sIen formerly used lions and tigers
for this purpose. but all things now are
done by machinery. These flying char
lots have not the weakness of mercy.
They make better show. on the
whole. Behold, here they come from
the four corners of the heavens See
the Christians scurry. All. they should
spare those women. Bet IL is useless
TO turn up your thumb. Barabbas. The
drivers of the ehariots have no mercy.
They win not spare a life because the
spectators demand it. And. besides,
they cannot see you"
THE women have escaped" cried
Barabbas, ''but il was an awful close
rub"
eyes: they escaped. The driver Of
the chariot was less expert than most
of them. He did not sound the bell so
violently as he should"
.Why are the bells given them2 Do
they not give warning?"
''Quite the reverse. They are I'm
tended to confuse and brighten the
Christians. especially the women. OBJ
serve. now. this young girl has an in
FAINT in her arms. Now she hears the
bell in front of her; she leaps back. but
Just in the nick of time n chariotecr
behind her beats his brazen gong and
drives her toward his fellow. Surely
they have her now. She stands irreso-
Lutte while they sweep down upon her.
All. brave deed The bold young
Christian has snatched her from death.
The wheels have passed over him. lie
has lost several toes and portion OF
his toga. but he lives. Hear the char
ioteers curse him"
Rarabbas covered his ears with his
hands
I'm life. gentle Spartscus." he said.
IL was something of cusser myself.
but this language. II follow IL Alright.
lays over anything I ever produced.
The camel drivers whom ! used to
make nay prisoners in the wild passes
of the Jericho road we're lisping babes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

TIE piano suner was coming gaviY
up ne sil-y when be was secosted ~
stern isagsd ussn. who inquired.
SAY. mister what DER charge for
tuniss piano."
"Th-~- doiiars"
Here's three hf'v; just trot - The
aext street
What's The natter
The pisno sext aooT Il cut ~ time
ard hey don't pay % ~ now. They'rs
~aifinx ~ rsa - come round That
sh~e- city i fer ron pot - 20 round =
The pisaa tuner ~ stira and walked
saftls ave5 ard there i sileace still ia
ne alley - pefrofs T-ihune
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Then IL is not only brutal. but
wanton," said the gladiator. lit sick
ems me-"
SAY" cried Noonan. 81 fought
yorse was de hired butcher. de savage
chief of still more savage men, and all
dat business"
"A butcher I certainly was" replied
Spar ,acus, but at least l risked my
own life openly in the arena. ! did
not sit in a house and receive money
for killing people incidentally. and you
would have divided that money!
The gladiator tore his robe away and
turned his back.
"Touse fellers don't tumble at all. {"
said the boss. in tones of disgust. Its
n matter of a franchise"
Aud the boss in few well-chosen
words laid the matter before the as
tonished shades.
de slaughter dat I referred to-
said he. In conclusion, was de slargh-
ter Of dc fellers what wanted 10 pay
money to de city for de franchise Dcy
was rit in it; see? De city got nix,
and dem fellers got de same. but dere
was big divvy on de dead inside, an
I'd ha' had some o. de stuff IL old Pat
Csssidy's whisky hadn't carried me
away"
"As understand St." said the gladi-
ator, certain men sold what did not
belong to them. and those who bought
IL ere getting the money 10 pay for II
out Of those TO whom J, really did be-
long7"
Yes said Boss Noonan's ghost,
''da.'s de English Of IT,"
81 do not call that honest said Rar.
rsbbas the nobber.
Howard FrrlpWo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
SPRING Sc COMPANY
WIN EVERY COUNT IN THE DRY GOODS CONTEST
SCENES Unprecedented IN the ANNALS OF TRADE.
VALUES FAR BELOW IMAGINATIVE MINDS.

quarter OF n million dollars I'm merchandise sub
jected TO the most extraordinary reductions
tempted by any concern In this country.
The greatest attractions In styles and
will be placed upon counters commencing Monday
morning
large force Of clerks will be employed To wait upon
customers The utmost courtesy will always be shown
to every
We will state benefit all, that this GREAT
SALE will he continued indefinitely.
Please examine the wreckage prices I'm every depart
immense store, caused by the shrink
age OF values SPRING COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
Mr.. BENDER. Inception.

Miss Donna Moore was the honored
guest on Thursday afternoon at a re-
ception given by Mrs. Charles Bender %
Terrace avenue. About sixty young
women we're present The decorations
of the parlor were OF pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and the dining fOom was decked
with the same flowers OF yellow. Miss
Uhl poured tea in a small reception
room. and cakes and ices were served
from the dining room. Mrs Bender re-
ccived her guests in a gown Of old roee
elk. Miss Moore was dressed in pale
tinted China silk and Miss Chi was
dressed in blue crepe. The event was
In compliment To the engagement q
Mise Moore and Mr.. Knapp The
hostess is sister q the prospective
groom.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
.IOllN IWenfN" I,cfro (lnh.

A party - young persons met Friday
night at the home 81 Mr. and Mrs Car
gill and organized a pedro club The
club consists ~ twenty members and is
10 DO called the Jolly Twenty" Mr.
Cargill was elected president Mics
blanche Orzer. treasurer; r. & Kemp.
secretary. The members ~ the club
are Mr. aud Mrs Cargiil. Mr. and Mrs
hurley. the Misses blanche Orser, Gar.
eau liilaon. Hannah Hiison. DE Turk
Haviland and Nessrs Frcd and Erpes,
Chries orser. Cole. Levi. Beeie. Ioucks
and Kemp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

80 re srterrainrens ~ afiirr<siov
tt.s seerera~v at least t'vD rsexs before
the asa-fpt ~
rh~ rsireass ss-- rr@nted retlsc-
ticr r~rst enables ar aeiegshes ard
vi-ftor. ~ tssh the roand trip FOR =
fare ard rsi sart - ''tieersl
srpia- MI iea~e 1erser City with del
.rase- fr.sD - easf. az eleven o'clock.
Nrveuiter sfrrr-rE AZ several places
81 fater~-t sionc re raT A delegate
- thus hsvs ar arrcrt1nity - risit
wast .nsscn and 80 saraous battle
feti. ~ a,fil Rum. Narssss. SRI Cal-
~rre~ st ven a. rfinfs 90 interest IN
ts- gtelafte - Atlanta TIE conrrn-
sitn .riil - 81 session frasu y rerrter
- Nassrii,rr rs
altheara thss = primarily Al Ara~r-
tean as-arrs hiasre. it - expected hat
sers- rill .csne rem shraat rrse-
str Mas r.. srprr. f-sm ts-is. WI
y, hes fhere wHf - rrrcr-s froru
-.le-irn.ri-s M incia. kuxisnd. Frane~
sna Aisxlso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
WORK FOR THE LORD
Preparations in Atlanta, Ca. 10
Receive the Christians
EIGHTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY
we Rev. n A rorrey OF Chicago l.
Pressdsat OF the Conventioa .nd
CeorxiA's Gosernor Il ChAsrAAa-

Atlanta, Ia, the Gate City OF the
south. vii Be The scene this week OF
= great gathering Of Christian people
IL wfii differ from the parliament %
rslsgt5ns % Chio.go In that IL II sx-
clasively . CHRISTIAN convention, and
belief IA Christ viii be the one neces-
s-ry Qualification for those who desir,
g. pA<tietpats IA a Delegates from al
over he URisei states and Canssl. will
ee present - discuss mrans % helping
thsiE fellow men % better conditions
cf ma. There viii BE no discussions
of dsnuninAtionai creeds. no biekeringr
about teehnioal differences OF faith
bat chiefly an exchange % methods In
missionary work Pre-6ytsrians and
Baptists. northern and southern Meth
odists will forget their feads about
predsstination aud Immersion. and will
dwell together Ia unity for period OF
seven days-
That this IL possible has been abun-
dainty proven ny seven similar Assem-
blies which have cootlnues. steadily 20
grow Ia numbers and influence ever
since the first call was issued in 1888.
AT that first convection. which met in
Chicago, the largest audience counted
duTing In session was two hundred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
GHOST ON THE WIRE
Howard Fielding Catches Few
Words From the Departed
BARABBAS EXPRESSES OPINION
Our Ola Friend spartaeas Views the
Trolley a. Glsdiatortai
Exhibition.

The ghost Of spartaeus, the gladia-
tor. and the shade OF Barabbas. the
robber. were walking up Fulton street.
Brooklyn. last evening. when Sparta
Gus. pluclsing his companions sleeve.
said: This Is the spot stand here.
my Barahhas. and you viii observe all
things 10 good advantage"
What is the game. gentle Sparta
cus?" inquired the robber.
Il know not what they call H." was
the reply; but | have been able to
solve the main purpose Of IT, These
people whom yon see hurrying along
are Christians, rs believe. or at least
they are adherents of some creed not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

That this convention viii be etea
more Interesting than former ones. 10
10 Re expected from the list u speak
srs. On this hat aside from the nena-
bsrs Of the managing committee. are
the names q Mr. J. A Riis. the author
Of How the 0ther Half Lives David
Allen Reed. Of the school Of christiAa
Workers. Psof John l. Commons. Sec
retA<y Of the new Institute Of Chris
tlsn Sociology; Dir. C. n crittenton. 20
well <no~rn In New York in eonnec-
tion with the FLORENCE night mission;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

In honor a Miss Hentig a North
College avenue. Mics Julia HavkinE
gave O'Clock luncheon on Thursday
afternoon The decorations we're q.
mix carnations ard nsaiaen hair ferns
The guests we're Miss Hentig. Mics
wifheY. Ms SonthvcTfh - Iihsca
Nev York Nias Ckhb. Mis- Becker al
Ner York. Mss Richards q Chirsgo
Nfzs Nav Widiiooalb. Ms bessie Wid
SIcrusb Mi=s Nay Hofineor, Hiss Gracs
Remington ard Miss Mgra Woraefly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Maj George A. Hilton. conductor Of
the famous mission az Los Angeles.
Cal; T. Y. Hammond. the children's
evangelist; John =. Quinn. the anti
gambling evangelist. and many others.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Stebbins. Of
Brooklyn. viii lead the convention in
singing the good old Gospel hymns
The meetings will be held In the De
Gives opera house which seats three
thousand people. and overflow meet
ings viii be held al churches near by
A larger attendance Is expected than
that at Boston last year But their in
huenee Is not measured merely by i'm
crease Of numbers. II Is the actual
uplifting Of the masses through their
fundamentally that shows theirpower.
The object has been 10 bring together
large numbers OF men and women who
arc actually engaged in active mis-
sionary work. TO set forth their
methods and the results of their labors
with the untaught
Religious organizations are at last
finding out that the principle lin
union there il strength" applies to
spiritual as well rs secular enterprises.
Each delegate will contribute his ex-
pcrience 10 the. common fund. and
take away whatever information is
most useful tn him Some OF them
have had experience in converting
miners and discharged convicts; others
tell their methods of influencing rail-
road men. policemen, car-drivers, news
boys and others subjected TO tempta-
ton In our great cities
These experiences are endlessly va
ried. and as each speaker is limited to
a certain time the speeches are neces-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

r'sys~leieh-I gave rnrself s-va- ne
ether uieat
Peneiocs Well. don't vorrv over e
ysu srsnt cut arything Brooklyu
Lie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

Mss Jessie Bal gave a iaucheon ~
- O'Clock or Tuesiay rffernnor IN
hsror a Mtss Irri~rhiH = RnFalo
1hs decorstions sefs a pax "a ! fsEes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

opals are 80 sensitive that exposure
e. moisture Or beat. cr even Sudden
atno~plerie change. sometimes ruins
taexn
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CLOAKS MUST SUFFER.

400 beautiful long Cloaks in the Tot VII 60 At
sl.0o ti.50. tl-75 and 600 each.
39s Cloals intended 90 sell 81 s2s. xif 60 az an
even sl0 each; all the prevailing coors
90 Cloaks. worth els. will be cut squ arely in
two. $50 each.
625 Cloaks trimmed in fur OF sstrachsn at one
half their value.
$50 real Astrachan Sacques. worth $50 each.
at sa
Fur Capes at one half value
Misses and Children's sla sl3 fis and si5
Cioaks with handsome fur and other trimmings
now $780, 600 and ssl0Q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05

AT &c. SC. Sc. &C. 12ifc. l5c. i7c. iac and 2ic.
Above l0c they all linens Great varieties Ia
plain white and colored borders
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-05
DRESS GOODS.
A DRESS PATTERN FOR 63C.

We have upward ~ 800 Dress Patterns in wor-
sted Piaids containing ten yards ~ material spen-
did values for ladies and misses and they shall al
O:Bc per Pattern. great variety a
styles will be spread the counters ntear silk
departmentl
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

DARN FOR RENT, CHEAP-New brick
D barn; room for three horses; box stall /;
large carriage room; coachman's room. Day
ton av., near Dale st Inquire The August
Oppenh?imer Company Of ST. Paul, Fifth
and Sibley
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
CLOAK VI AhING.

E'UR repaired at great reduction in price
L for the next sixty days. Schultz Cloak
Company, s. East Third St
E,ATUN SUITS 10 order at short notice at
L our popular prices. Schultz Cloak Com
pany s5 East Third st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
WANTED To RENT.

uOgSE-A house of ten rooms by June in
IL upper town; rent not 70 exceed SJ5. q
81, Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

HOUSEWOKK - Good gir! for general
Il housework: small family; easy place.
Call 673 IpIehart ST . 80
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

TEN MATTRESSES, SIS ;head, SIS Grand
i Forks. Manager at Douglass 1ntelli-
gence, 3l Seventh
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

A VIKINGS, TENTS, FREIGHT AND
II wagon covers manufactured by Peter
Ross, 165 East Seventh ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

HOUSEWOKK-Gir for general house
IL work at once. III Granite st. =
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

w ANTED- Partner. with medium amount
w Of capital, in manufacture of cigars ia
the prosperous town OF Dickinson, n. ID.
Address Lock Box 106. Dickinson, n. ID.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

CLERK-Position wanted by young man
~ as clerk in gents furnishing store: FIVE
years experience; can furnish best of refer
ence; speaks scandinavian. Address E 9S
Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

ITO SOCIETIES AND CHARITABLE
Il Institutions Desiring a Beneft-The un-
derslgned is preparing an exhibition Of the
great naval parade in New York. Apri! q.
For particulars and terms address q. L
Brown T. o. Box II, st. Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

EOR sALE-Grocery owner wishes to
l. leave city. Inquire at 5l7 University av.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

CALOON AND FIXTURES for sale
- owner wishes to leave city. Address II
90. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
For SALE.

DUG DOG and one full-blood water span
J. iel pup for sale. 401 Marshall av.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

XLTANTED-A place for a dairy by Lake
w Como or South St. Paul. Address @ 40,
GlOha
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

NLERK-Young man with eight years eX-
~ perience in grocery store desires posi-
ton. Address Clerk, lis Iglehart.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

uOUS USEWORK-Wanted. good girl for
IL general housework; family of four; no
washing; good wages 5s6 Portland av.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

\ GOOD MEAL for *, 90 o5 cents; large
n steak, IS; three fried eggs, Is; ham and
eggs, 20; sirloin steak, 20; bread. butter and
coffee with the above; fresh oyster stews, 20.
bridges. Ala Jackson.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

~ GENTLEMAN with small apilal can Sc
VI cure good business paying 100 per cent
Call Room to, Globe Building. between and
O i'm morning
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

EOK SALE-Light rockaway. with pole
L and coupe shafts; also single coupe
harness Apply al stable. "A Nina av.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

IOUSE-Wanted. to rent modern eight
II room house or fiat; central locationi
rent not over S45. Address 70, GLOBE, Min
neapOlis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

FOR sALE-Cigar, tobacco and confec-
l. tionery store; good location; cheap
rent; cheap if taken at once. Address VI,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

IlOUSEWORK-Wan girl to assist
Ii in housework; no washing. 400 Day
ton ay
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

A 1000 BICYCLES sACRIFICED-
n. Grand sale over one thousand bicycles:
best makes; cut prices; great reductions;
bicycle catalogue mailed free. Roberts. $40
Nicoilet Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

DOR SALE--Good hotel in town of 800,
l. only hotel in town; good reasons o
selling. Inquire of I. Mongan, Mazeppa,
Mimi