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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
Fine Re.faeuce For Sale.

That very fine property No. 216 Tenth st.
outh which invites inspection instead of de-
scription here. Terms to suit professional
N en- especially. Price $4,000. Say $1,000;
or $4,000, in cash or in good mortgages, and
the remainder in monthly payments OF 500,
interest at per cent. Apply to George b.
Shepherd at Citizens bank, or J. I. Bell, 942
Chicago avenue, or to James Adalr at Pitts
burg Pa.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31

C,TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS In Probate Court, special term, August
2S. 1886.
In the matter of the estate of William c. Get.
tings, deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Charles
c.. Faircnild. of said county representing. among
other things, that William G. Gettngs, late Of
the county of Wayne, Indiana, died intestate
and leaving at the time of his DEATH goods, chat
tells and estate within this county, and that the
said petitioner is interested in the estate of said
deceased, and praying that administration Of said
estate be to him granted;
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this court, on Monday, the 27th day
of September, A. ID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at
the Probate Office, in St. Paul, in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons in
terested, by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing in the st. Paul DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper
printed and published at st. Paul, in said
county. By the Court.
ILs1 WIN. B. McGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
c. IL BENEDICT, Attorney for Petitioner.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
MISS KATE FIELD
geronimo Talking Of Terms.

NoGALEs, AriZ.. Aug. 3O.-Geronimo
has sent word to Gen. Miles that he will
meet him at San Bernardino ranch to ar
range terms of surrender
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
Fair Trains

The Minneapolis & St. Louis railway
has arranged to run trains from both st.
Paul and Minneapolis directly into the fair
grounds. See time card under head of
special trains.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
Relief for Texas.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. SO.-St. Louis is about
to offer aid to the inhabitants of the drouth-
stricken districts of Texas, whence come
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Jay Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 20, 1886.
Sealed bids viii be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation OF
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota. sc their os1Se
in said city, until II on the 9th day of
September, a. d. 1885. for the grading of Jay
street, from st. Anthony Avenue to Aurora
Avenue, in said city, according to plans and
specifications on file in the office OF SAID
Board.
A bond in with at least two (2) sureties in
a sum of at least twenty C20) per cent. of the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
s. WILLIAM BARRETT, President.
Official:
RI. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works
22o-AQ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31

The committee recommend the city precinct
caucuses be held on Monday evening, Ang. 80, at
I:oe CLOCK to be called by the chairman of pre-
| their ward. By order of Democratic County con-
vention. SOION tRMSTRONl
TITUS MARECK, Chairman
Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
BATTLE THE BANTAMs.
The Meeting OF Murphy and Warren
Tonight.

Jerry Murphy of Minneapolis. the cham
pion lightweight of the Northwest, and
Tommy Warren of Louisville, the cham
pion feather-w weight of the world, meet this
evening at the Washington rink in an eight
round match with as small gloves as the po-
lice are willing to permit to be used. The
match is sure to be an interesting one
Murphy's proposition is to knock Warren
out, the winner to take the entire receipts.
This places the men upon their mettle, if
any financial incentive was necessary,
which is not the case, for both men have
their records to preserve.
JERRY MURPHY
has trained down to about $50, is as hard
as a nut, and is in perfect condition. He
is one of the most popular of Minneapolis
athletes, and has hosts of friends who
hope to see him win. The task mapped
out for him, however, is a hard one.
TOMMY WARREN,
although young man, has been victor in
thirty tights. Although he weighs less
than 100 pounds, he is wonderfully hard
hitter, strong, cool and quick. He has a
remarkably long reach. and has the benefit
Of a knowledge of many tactics that few
possess His staying qualities can be
Judged from the fact that he was the Win
ner of the longest fight ON record. His
match here with Jimmy Collins was one of
the most scientific Set-tos ever witnessed in
Minneapolis. He has been carefully trained,
and announces that he does not intend to
fight safety" but will make it as hot for
Murphy as he knows how
RACE POSTPONED.
The three mile race between 81. W. Stone
and William O'Connor, set for yesterday at
Lake Calhoun, was again postponed this
time to this afternoon at the same hour.
The water yesterday was exceedingly
rough, rolling in white caps at the lower
END of the lake and it was impossible for a
shell to live moment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

Democratic convention of Hennepin county
Will be held az Turner's hail. Minneapolis on
Thursday Sept. 2, at 10 o'clock a. M for the pur-
pose OF selecting thirty-three delegates to the
Democratic State convention at st, Paul on the
l4th OF September next. Also to select forty
seven delegates to the Democratic Congressional
convention of the Fourth district to be held al,
minneapolis on the 29th of September. The Sc,
eral recncts and towns will be entitled to the
following delegates:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
BTTDWETSF,R
THE E. c. LEACH co.

ctTATB OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
~ SIS. In Probate Court, Special Term, Aug.
%, 1886.
In the matter of the guardianship of Marion.
Florence, Ray and Eve Lamprey, minors.
On reading and filing the annual account of Eve
Tarbox. guardian of said minors,
1t is ordered, that said account be examined by
the Judge of this court, Thursday, the 18th
day of September, A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock a. m,
at the Probate Office in st. Paul, in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing
copy of this order for two successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the st. Paul DAILY
GLOBE. a newspaper printed and published at st.
Paul in said county. By the Court.
IL. ST. WIN. 3. McGRORTY,
Judge Of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr, Clerk.
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DIR. NELSON,

Over 2a6 Washington avenue south, Mime
apolis, Specialist; Chronic Diseases. Blood,
Throat, Nose, Skin, Kidneys and Bladder
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31

Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr.. Clerk.
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a1i6er $ a nf.

Iier Sourifeu besegneten fiir5li6
apii6en 5triegau unb 9Dbenfriebeberg
einem &ne9t, tpel9er fi9 Dergebli6 be-
mubte, ieinen nit @etreibe belabenen
grntepagen aug benz @raben beraus
auf Die StraBe au bringen. 9arte
@orte, bdrtere S6ldge tDolten ni6ts
belfen, unb mebrere Male bate bas ges
b6rnte 3ugbieb feinem Ghbrer Elm
Mon possumus" entgegengebrummt.
Obne langes 8efinnem griffen bic Sous
riifen in bic Spei9en Der &dber unb
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@es. 9a faste ber feinem Neuberen
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gsent, ,ptr se,t gsaaet semuraltiirea

bur6 ltnmabisteit ober l1nborfidtisteit beint
eHen, 70 tOnnen ptr ni9t eoffen ben golsssn
auf Idngere 8eit a1 entseben. Die farffe
gerbaunns mub BEN MtbbanbIumsen bieies
pidtiaen Organs unterlieseit. Gber ansenom'
men, pir piren unflug senug seipefen. ben
@tasen gu fdpaden 1T es ni6t inOali9, ben
@6aben pieber gut gu maiden? @atiirli9
tann man bie1es tbun. Ser Ssspeptifer bran6t
nur atueierlei gu tbun, nm feline @'enefun9 ber>
bei3uf fii6ren. @rffens follte ct cine lei9t ber'
banIi6e 9idt befolsen. 3neitens fOllte ct
borrae enbife saffriI6e StdrfuneSn.tttel unferer
3eit init &egelmabiefeit unb 8ebarrli3feit se'
brauhea. Die diebenartigen Sormen Der
llnberbaulidteit unb bic iie heimabe in iebem
Gale beeleitenben l1ebel, inie biliDie 2eibea unb
8erifopfnns, perben beiiin,iat aufboren ben
2eibenoen au a1dlen, tpenm ber oben sesebene
Natb befoIgt ipirb. 9Ser ipirb tpobl bon oenen,
Die an ben peinisenbem S9meraen ber dlroni'
1den llnberbauli9teit gelitten naben, perfeblen
Elm 1aitteI gu sebrauden, bas, penn man benz
poiitiben 3eusnib ber aerate @lauben f6enfen
sunn, elm abfOlutes Seilmittel fiir bieies 1e-
bel 1T.
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- Gin emp6renber Sal BON poli5eis
li@er MnmaBung unb Brutalitdt pirb
aus Mln6en beri6tet. BORT purbe
eine &aufmannsDittpe, So6ter zines
i'm Gelb8uge 1901 gefallenen Maz
iors, auf ber StraBe tpie eine Sirne
bon einem @enbarm controllirt uito,
als fe auf bic Grase, tpobon 1ie lebe,
antportete, BON ibrem 8erm69en, init
ben Worten: bag fann Sebe! bor ben
iourbabenben 8eamten gefiibrt unb
6ann in elm buntles 2ofal gu StraBen'
Oiruer geiperrt, mo- iie big gum anoern
Morsen bleiben mubte. I'M baum obne
gnti6uIbigung entlaien gu tperben.
Gin 8latt er3dblt Details ilber bic Ses
banbluns Der Dame bur6 Die Genoars
men, bic gerabeau baaritrdubenb tlins
gen. Ser polioeiberi6t tiinbigt cine
amtli6e unteriu9ung iiber oieien rans
gebli9en MiBgriff BET @outrOlle unb
Sefnahme elmer Grauspsperion" an.
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Eeras ..

= Oie Contention in San Mareos
bat 224 NAL balotirt, obne elm &efulz
tat au erlangen unb nominirte enbli9
einen @ompromiBs sganoibaten W. s..
8urgeB BON Seguin. 9ls &eprdienz
tanten tpurben nominirt: S, 8. @qiz
ion Don @alotpen unb 9. s. Mc@eben
bon 6aDs County.
= Sn 2arebo t,af bic 9la9ri@t ein,
baB bic @tabt BON r@oDpte" nit 300
Mann bebrobt tpirb. Cine ipdtere Oe=
pef9e iagt, baB fib berielbe Der Saua
&an6 aupenbet.
= Nuf Der Contention in palefine
ipurbe Sobn $. &eagan tpieber momis
,tirt.
Sn Muftin farb Sbomas Stewart,
ein alter 8iirser bon @ebberbille am
2innbadentrampf. ct bate in eineu
9tagel getreten.
: Muf ber Contention in Mara'
bad6ie, tpoielblt es fi6 um WeQborn ooer
Gibbs banbelt, fanb bic Nbitimmung
beim III. 8allotement folgenbermaBen !:
@eGborm 21a, 8edbam %, Gibbs 425 f.
= Ser Jonb fiir bic 8erungliidten
in @albefom betrdst $4,000. Oo@
uirb ni9t Mlles in @alpeiton pertbeilt
uerben. Gin She'll Der @eloer foll
na6 Snbianola geben, ober aud na6
@barlefon.
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8 ei Der 9lntrittsbifte.

Sunger 8eamt ter: -. Nu9
bite i@, mid Sbrem 9errn @emabl
bielmals gu empfeblen!"
&dtbin: vMein Mann 1T leiber
ni6t gu Saus. Ct tit nod auf benz
Bureau; er bat einen neuen 9ilfsars
better, Bet fi6 10 uneei6idt anftellt :
10 re@t griin nod; Sic tpiiien ia, pie
man bann iiberal babel fetn muBl"
Sunger 8eamter: n@ndbige
Grau, Der neue 9illfsbeamter bin eben
& d1!"
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Ser tpiiroiae 0err S1illin

Ser tpiroise Serr S6iaing=
6alsfamp, befen @attin ibm nod y
fdbriger gbe tpieber bur6gebrannt 1T,
periiebt bic Seem Oorfer preiie nit piz
fanten NnecbDt6en aus ber 3eit ieines
Ruti6erlebens i'm 6auie bes Wsillios
ndrs Morofimi. 8ictoria pflegte ibn
stpeirnal tdgli@ i'm @talle gu beiu6en,
anfdngli1 unter oem 8orwgnbe, bic
pferbe gu feben, f9lieBlib aber obne
feben Worpanb. Ser aartfiiblenbe
@atte eradblt au@, pie ii6 gictoria
tbm btreet an ben Gals geporfen unb
i'm tpieber feinen gDillen gu ber gntz
fibrung geapungen babe. 8ietoria
fou gegenndrtig auf Geifen gei9tdt
tporben iein, unb Bater Morolint bottt'
bie gauge 9ei6i6te in5pii9en gu uarz
rQnaireu."
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Iig permDgensloier Irst cine Same BON
bet gr3ie1ung beiner So9ter r1tbt 9et1ts
fiibren f1nnte, obne bur6 eine entipres
denbe Mlitsift itt ben @tano gefeBt gu
iein, ibr cine sebiibrenbe Steaung gu
beri6affen.
Die 6reifrau ieuf5te. Du n1a9lt
re6t baben; uno bod eri@elnt es bart,
Bruoer!
IS 1T bein GebIer, Sophie, bein nrz
tbeil ifets bur6 bein Gefiibl betintnten
AZ lafIen! - Seine eigene @infi6t muB
Bid lebren, oab es ni6t Sdrte, fonbern
lebiali6 bic Sprberung Der &lugbeit
iff, bic mid atpingt, 6i6 auf bic Snfonz
benienaen elmer 8erbinbung aufmerfs
fam au MAIDEN, bic ni9t bic 8arantie
zines tinftigen @oblfanbes bietet. -
Wenn beine WInf9e In bteier &i9tung
liegen
Sie sreifrau ri6tete ii6 bod auf.
Meine @nnife fit bas Wobl metner
So6ter lieBen mid boffen, bab ie in
Selir einen liebenoen uno in ieoer Bee
aiebung tn6tigen @atten BON bur6aus
auberldifigent Gbarafter ftnben tuerbe.
limb LAB mid bin3ufiigen, bab i'd gu
boffen tpagte, aud bas Slid beines
5pbnes perbe an ibrer @eite gefi9ert
fein. Sd tper6e aber ME tpiini9et,
iie in cine @tellung etntreten gu feben,
in tpel9er iie Der ibr gebiibrenben 9lufz
nabme lti9t fi9er 1T.
Ser Oberif mar in 8erlegenbeit. st
fir9tete, bic Nusi6ten ieines @obnes
gei9dbigt gu baben, 6a, mo- ct bod nur
einen Sporn gu erneuerter MnItrett>
gung, bas 3iel gu errei9en, gu geben
tpiini9te. ;.
(Gortiebnns folst.)
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Gin adrtli9 er g a tie.

@uf elmer Yoli3eiitation in 2onbon
eri9ien Elm &aufmann, ber fid sur
&ube geiebt, nit BET Mnseige, baB ibm
1ein g8eib entloufen iet. nWea, iagte
Der anneIenbe 8eamte, ra9bem ct ft6
bic ndberen umitdn6e ber Slu6t eradbs
len lieB, mir pollen berfu9en, fie fefs
aunebmen. = rgiein neinl" rief RAID
Der Gldger, uoesbalb bin i'd ni6t bier
bergetommen; i9 min nur, baB iie fortz
tpdbrenb poli5eili6 berfolgt, aber ni6t
ermii6t tpirb. 60 lange bieier l1mfanb
an5dlt, min i@ germ ben Detectipes
idbrIi6 so pfunb besablen. N5er nur
ni6t erpii9en!"
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= Sc @iers, ber rufiifde Minilter
bes Nuspdrtigen, 1T in Berlin einges
troffen, llnb tpirb tnebrere Sage oort
bleiben. @r bate ldugere unterrebunz
gen nit bem &aiier Milbelm uno benz
6nriten 8ismard. @raf 9aBfelb, Der
Seuti6e @eianbte in 2onbon, bate ebene
falls cine mebritlinbise unterrebung nit
benz 2orb Sbbesleigb, bem englil6en
Miniiter bes 9lusmdrtigen. Selbtuers
itdnbli6 brebten ii6 ale bieie Inter
banblungen tber bic Stelungnabme
bsr @roBmd6te 3ur bulgarii6en Grage.
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9as Nlter ber beutf@en 1ntberlis

- 9as Nlter bet beuti@en uniberlis
tdten. Cine 3uiammenite0ung Der iebt
befebenben nniberfitdten beuti6er
@pra@e unter 8eifiigung bes @riinz
bungsiabres ergibt na6febenoe &eibenz
folge: prag 1348, Wien 1865, 9eis
belberg 1886, Ssip3ig 1409, Greiburg
1854, @reifstpalb 1856, Bafel 1850,
Min9en 1472, Siibingen 1477, Marz
burg 1927, R6nigsberg 1914, Sena
1858, Wir5burg 1882, @ieBen 1907,
&iel 1865, 6aGe 1894, 8reslau 1902,
@6ttingen 1877, @rlangen 1743, Berlin
1910, Bnnn 1918, 3iiri9 1888, 8ern
1843, Stra B6urg 1872 (1567).
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- Gluctuationen i'm Martte fit giz
fenmaaren fann Sober bermeiben, Der
feine Oroers bur6 piper& S@ults
beB ausfiibren ldBt. Sabrifanten rez
guliren lire -preile mad oem &onium.
piper G S6ultbeB baben itets einen
enormen 8orratb BON Genabrabt, @ifen=
ble9 u. I. tp., un6 fie notiren friibere
niebrige preiie, tuenn bieielben aud
i'm Wartte ftetgen.
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: Nrienit unb Gbinin i'm &6rper
nit fi9 berumautragen, 1T getpiB ni6t
uiini9ensmertb, uno bic giftigen Sic
bermittel baben ii9 boffentli6 iiberlebt.
aper's Mgue Cure TT ein fi9eres Mittel
gegen Me6iels unb ale Sumpffieber j;
babel it es unf9ulbig unb ldbt ben
G6rper in einent 10 guten 3uitanbe tpie
por Der 3eit, als er fi6 biefe ober tene
ber erpdbnten nebel su3og.
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= Niemanb follte es unterlaffen, eiz
men 8eriu9 nit benz weltberiibnten
S9meraenbeilmittel ct. Safobs Del gu
MAIDEN, tpenn duBere 99mersen, pie
&beumatismus, @lieberreiBen &c. li6
einfteuen. so @ents bic Slaf9e.
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- Ser 2onboner STANDARD iagt,
9eutidlanb unb Seiterrei6 tpiirben es
bermutbli6 nod einmat bitter bereuen,
baB lie ben Siirfen NleranbG preisgaz
ben, um fi9 bic 5tpeifelbafte Sreunbz
i9aft &uBlanbs gu erbalten.
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Warntprarbeite,t

aler Dirt tperben in tiinitlerii6er Dolz
lenbung i'm Mtelier bes 0errn Granf t
Sei9, gfos. 305 : 313 6oultons
itraBe, ausgefiibrt. 9err Sei6 arbeitet
ebenfals in 8ranit uno fann allen Bes
1tellungen geniigen. Mer baran bets
binbert 1T, na@ San Mntonio gu fomz
men, feBe fi6 nit Serrn Sei6 briefli6
in Berbinoung. 28,1,m1i
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= Die brei irii6en parlamentsmitz
glieber, tpel9e als Selegaten Der @bis
cagoer iril9en 2onpention beigepobnt
batten, iinb tuieoer in Queenstomn eins
getroffen.
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= grfldre, na6bem i6 6as Wtlttel
prufungsueife Bel berf6iebenen bartnd=
digen Gduen pon rbeumatifber Neurals
gle antpanbte, baB Sonaaline ipe5ielle
9eileisenf6aften fiir bieies llebel To-
tpnbl als fit Ntusfelz &beunatismus
beiibt.
Walter Coles, M.G., Gt.2ouis, Mo.
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GrfaB B.

Sanblunss=&eifenber (6er eben einen
pergebli6en 9eiratbsantrag .gema9t):
nMein Srdulein, ba Sic meinen Mnz
trag berl9mdbt-tpoQen Sic mid bielz
lei6t nit einent giittgen Nuftrag be-
gliiden!2"
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- 9ie repolutiondren bulgarii6en
baben ii6 benz Giiriten
auf @nabe unb 1ngnabe
ergeben.
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- 9as gr0Bte 2ager bon @etuebrz
unb &ebolbers patronen unO 9iilien BEL
Btper & g 6ultbeB.
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enlpto6len::

Ser @eauIator frrirt alIe,r,al. Sd empfeblle
i'm auf bas Bereitpiuiaife MGen, ipel9e an gal'
Itoen Mftf6llen ober an elmer orr1 SebefForuH9
ber,rfadten Rrantbeit leiben.
&anfaS gitb, Mo. Us. H. Seraaro.
SD Tit febr an Magenbeid idWerben, aopfipeb
& n. Gisl Nolabar. ipeIder Gimmons Qiber
SeauIator singenontnter batte, iagte MIR, es let
ein fidberes 6eilmittel oeaen mein 2eiben. Die
erffe Soiis. Bic i'd, einnabm, balf mir febr nno
In aeit einer @odae uar i1 70 ftarf nnb frdftt9
mie ie. G8 i5t bic B e tie aranet, bic td9 &C.
@idmouS. 8a. S. q. @renfbatu.
Sensnie BON s ram Barner, Oberrtd.
ter bon Georgia: $50 habe summons eloer
Reoulator aeaen Sartleibisteit, bic burdb etne
boriiberoeheaSe Qeberf0rnms berurfadt par,
il, ben ietfeu brei ober bier Sabren nno itets nit
entf9iebenen Nuten sebran@t.~
Sd babe felt 1866 grfabrnns nit S1mmoas
Qiber MeauIator unb betra1te i'm afS bic rtddb'
tisfe Mrsnei 6er geseniuart aesen bic ben n.ala'
rifGen @eaenDen eiaentbImli1en Hrantbetten.
Sine 10 aitte Mrsnei ber6ient ausemteine @m'
,febtnng.
Corr. eecr. Siibl. 8aptift theological Sen,in.
( Sc gtebt nur etnen Stnts
nous Stver 8esulatpr+
M&te barauf, ben d stem gu betonts
men, beHem nnidlag born nit benz ros
then 8 setennaei6aet 1T unb Der 1iur
bon ben llntersei9neten bereitet tptro.
J. II. Zeilin & Co.
alIeinise -@isentblmer, @bilabelpbia, &a.
Yreis 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-04

Die
gB66entltebe Treie Nreffe
eridetnt
ieben Donnerffas
nnb folfet
$3.50 bas Sabr pber $1.25 FUR 8
Wscnate in o YOrausbe3uhlans.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-18


The wife of Edward 2. Under
hill, OF New York City, was recent
ly summoned by mistake to serve
on the jury in that city and was
notified in the usual form to come
forward and state if there was any
reasons why she should be excus.
ed. The lady made the following
pertinent return: ~ don't see that
| come within the list of those
who are excused. 1 am not an
alien, an exempt fireman and
milItiaman, an election officer or
a jury nonresident Nor am 1
lawyer, a minister, or a 'physi-
cIan.' am not public officer, a
seaman, 8 pilot or an engineer
1 have had no experience as q
surgeon. dentist, a professor, 8
druggist or a teacher in the pub
lie schools l am not 8 telegraph
OPERATOR nor am conscious Of
being physically and mentally in
capable And though not q per-
son under twenty-one,' never ex-
poet, until my name shall adorn
the death column of the newspa-
pers, to own up to moro than half
of seventy | believe am emil
nently fitted to do justice IN dis
putes and differences between my
fellow beings and have wondered
that my qualifications had not
created demand for my presence
IN jury box. Indeed, it you want
an American female citizen of fair
education, business habits, and
good health, Ave feet seven inches
IN height, with an avoIrdupois of
$50 plus, to servo on a jury, Pm
your man."
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-18

An Olkland (Cal.) dentist is to
come TO st. Louis during the COM
ing trunk murder trial in order to
prove that this corpse found IN the
rrunk was that of Prcller, whose
teeth he filled IN 1878. 1.-the above
named dentist should succeed in
identifying the remains of PrclIer
by his teeth the Maxwell-Prelier
case, SAYS the Globe Democrat. will
Ne brought to :. still closer rPsem-
blancc TO the Wcbster-Parkman
"ase in Boston many years ago. 1t
1t will be remembered that Prof.
Webster murdered Parkman and
mutilatcd and destroyed the re-
mains beyo d the possibility OF
"ccOgnition. The head ofthe MUIR
Tered man was found, and at the
asst moment dentrst came for
ward and positively identified the
'eeth as those of Mr. Parkham.
Webster was hung mainly on this
violence.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-18

St. Louis Republican: When
those amiable and estlmable re-
formers, the Prohibitionists put
their cause in figures, 1t must be
admitted they produce staggering
effects. Granting the accuracy Of
their computations. it is impossible
not to wish that those prolific
sources of human woe, spirits,
beer and tobacco, were absolutely
annihllated, for o time, at least,
that the world might test the
serene and cloudless beatitude
which, they assure us would be the
lot of metals on this venerable
panet. 1t is not low wages, nor
over-produetlon, nor depression of
trade that makes the times hard,
they tell US, but drinking, chewing
and smoking-and they demon
stratc the proposition with an ar
ray of ciphers that IS appalling.
Think Of sl,500,000, 900 being
squandered in the United States
for whiskey, neer and tobacco. If
the three Improbable .uxuries
were annihilatod, it would be s25
in tie pocket of every man, woman
and child in the country. But the
women, who constitute one moiety
of the population, do not drink,
smoke or chew and the children
and teetotIers make up half the
remaining halt. This leaves 49,
100000 or one-fourth the popula-
ton, TO do all the. mischief which
they accomplish by drinking,
chewing and smoking up 500 each
every year. According to this
prohibition would settle the labor
question. and pretty nearly all
other questions, too. All that is
peeded is to persuade one person
In four to neither drink, chew nor
smoke,