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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03

accounted an exceptionally careful and experienced
man. He was sixty-thrcc years old and lived I'm
StOningtOn, whore he leaves wife and a married
daughter. His is third mate Of the Narragansett
and board at the time of his fathers dea IT,
The body taken back to StOnnctOn. where the
burial viii be, last night the NaTragansett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03

chicago Nov ., MTG No 1S7 I pesrso
change moved in'o W w.. The occasion celebrated
ST., at O'Clock " % the members and their friends
large npos' served ~ @ S' E1sSSSss hail.
after president ,r'mcd the guests and his brother
marAs - the opening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03

NLADIEs' CLOAK DEPARTMENT
SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs.
Richly lined with satin or satin Rhadame-al seal
ments real seal edge-perfect fitting;
all sizes, "a to AZ.
s14 Twenty-Five dollars
10 worth ThIrty-fve dollars
"a O0.......-.---.......wo Fortyhve dollars
90 OO....................::w worth Fifty dollars
CLOTH NEwMARKETs.
"kA' anu iOOS all the most desirable styles
s5 % $40 90 all % were $40 90
COS IL 90 149 were % 90
7os were IA 90 1898 80 90
go were TO 90 900 were 40 90
Tailor Made Beaver Jackets, ..,,...
Equal bargains in finer to 800 00-all new
Seal Plush Jackets. 49,,
Equal bargains in finer to sos 0o-all new
Braided Black Plush Wraps ,.,,--.
SOS 90 were fifty dollars
E fsa Hst imported S%%s Wrap.. aim 10
Surah SILK Waists-cashmere lined &c 9S; were 50 81
Cashmere Tea Gowns-Surah fronts 79s; were IL %
California Blanket Robes Cos; were . OO
EiderdOwn Wrapper 54S; were SUI
Flannel Mother Hubbard Wrappers 8 so; were 6 %
All garments.
MILLINERY.
All Trimmed Hats Half Price.
Twenty Dollar Hats and BOnnets el2 %
Sixteen Dollar Hats and BOnnets 3 os
Twelve Dollar Hats and Bonnets Sos
Ten Dollar Hats and Bonnets 49e
Eight Dollar Hats and BOnnetS 39o
Six Dollar Hats and Bonnets 29o
SILKS, vELvETS AND PLUsHEs.
At FIFTY-NINE CENTS.
Three hundred pieces
FANCY SATIN FRISE PLAIDS,
all combinations 70 match and contrast with iashohaoe
CoLoRED FAILLE FRANCHISE,
heavy round cord-rich mstre--al shades, -.
"a cents; equal to any elsewhere sold at 81 90
COLORED SILK SURAHS,
EStT inches VIDE FIf FIT AM SHs" GENTs '
"a inches wide, SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS.
- Exceptional value!
COLORED INDIA SILKS
also cream and ivory white -, extra WIDE
PLAIN DRESS vELvETS. 10 ...
FINE SILK PLUsHEs.
"a inches wide possible shsde......93 cents
At TWO DOLLARS and ninety-eisht cents.
SEAL PLUSuES
Of the finest quality.
These goods extra heavy and extra fine and have
wool backs avoiding necessity Of lining; made gar
ronts fit elegantly They the best imported and
cannot be bought in any other eight dollars
yard
We have the largest and best stock Of Pushes be
found IN the city Prices 50 thence
upward every shade in quality for dress for thea
rcals for upho stery for cmbroidcricS-in short
for every purpos for which Pushes used
IN BLACK SILKS
we offer the best makes and all popular weaves including
an immense variety Of Sa in BrOcadcs Arnure
and Faie Francase stripes; also the "Castllians7
at special prices for this sale.
FRIDAY, As USUAL, BARGAIN DAY.
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oyp GENT FOR DAMAGED AFFECTIONS

Chicago. Nov. special AT Champaign las' night
the Jury In the breach Of promise case oil Ida ~
Hamburger against T. A. Clark brought IN 'crii1u'
awarding damages OF one cent and advising the piah
TIL ~ beware of book a4enfss
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CLOAKS,
SPECIAL

Atwood Beaver Newmarkets. tailor made, braid oO'
opened seams
Worth fully $500. Our special price, S7.7S.
Very fine all.wool Beaver Newmarkets Lonoon A''N
deliberately trimmed.
Worth fully $500 Our special price. s12'oo'
so Paris-made Newmarkets beautiful shapes ana H'
terials
Worth fully $4,000 Our special price. $500.
Beaver Jackets well made and fine shape
Worth fully $500 Our special price. s1.so'
London. made Jackets very handsome.
Worth fully $1,000. Our special price, Si.IS'
Iondon-made Jackets extra fine. elegantly tf'nn'1
Worth fully s25. Our special price, Slo.oV'
c., p,n.n e,oous. s,Aoo, reduced from $500
pea, p,u sn Sao1ues s5Ioo reduced from $1,000
seai p p,uSn $500, s,as, reduced from s14oo
GO, ~ 800, s15OO reduced from s2o'oo
pea, riuSn .'s.o,. saxoo, reduced from SIS 90
soal , - go" e. On, reduced from 5000
.,,. 60 a. "a, reduced from s15Oo
&C.,. - C sIa,5, reduced from s25o
-, 80 80 sosoo, reduced from e45Oo
' ANY go s,os5 reduced from $4,000
CONVINCING BARGAINS IN
MISSES AND CHILDREN's CLOAks'
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UPHOLSTERY.

UPHOLSTERY.
or- nav buildings promised October Is
,od. ,bis week offered ordered in anticipation
:, xh,h,t,on at formal opening III loss OF room pS
80, a, delay deprives of opportunity OF display the
III, 10 ours alone.. Prices will moro than compeh-
-. x ,nooavenience customers may suffer for lack OF
First On the List Come
1--WE hundred pair
French Capture Lace Curtains,
~ TWO ninety.eght; "OiO' - W
m. vary hast oualty-made fourteen point naennie'
.,.,.n, designs worth as stated seven dollars pair
. Douh,e Thread Scotch Lace Curtains
,os centres with rich and effective borders In Tam
bour and Irish Point erects-ah full length anu WIN" m
ONE nnsy-eigM;
Two hundred pair
Bru.seI. Mesh Curtains.
oil ,.nu,h and width-copes Of some OF the nnes' anu
,achest real lace curtains ever imported 20 m
-FOUR ninety-eigh r.. sroh ne will
d. Principally delicate designs ana enec's-suen 80 ~
commend them 70 ladies OF rehned Ias'e'
Derby Satin Curtains.
best quality. all shades, sli % "'''
All Over Chenille Portieres,
sheila nnish--an cOlOrs--reh dados. - 20
THREE ninety-eight;
soad color Chenille rortieres ooo
RI
Figured top cheniile--lo StSies' S''''
All over figured chenille. saAo. were ala 90
ocnoaoe NO, 9Th. porteres s11 9s; were SIS 90
At Two ninety eight and Four nnety-eight
AT Six ninety eight and Nine nnety-eigh"
Two Hundred Pairs of Curtains
No two pairs alike.
A.. -or,h ls.s than six dollars. Many worth more
than twenty dollars.
.,- ,...,s importers samples
An will be sold before Monday night
special Values In
Bamboo Portieres, plain and beaded u % I" SioV w
Rich satin Warp Tapestries
noral medallion and Louis XIV. styles.
40 s2 79..............s2 9S...........-..s3 9o
Positively worth double.
Satin Face Jute Tapestries
were . dollar
o,X 80 cents; worth 90
-. 30 80 cents; worth 81 90
- r.nos,~,s. SO cents worth 81 50
c..nr,. sou.,es II cents; were IS
Chenille Stand Covers % een'S WI" =.
ShonfIo Table searfs 54.inch 80 cents; were 81 %
FINE CHENILLE TABLE COVERS,
Two yards square a. 20 "ee - W
TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS IL yards square
,,oad all around "A cents; 81 %
SILK FINISH FLORENTINFs.
90 inches wide IZ2c' worm Do
Holland window Shades complete - cents
Hand made Dsdo Shades complete oo cents
Fancy Curtain Chains were 80 ~ Genus
Fancy Silk Cords were 10 Genus
Slip Cover Binding piece 'oc"N'
FRIDAY, As USUAL, BARGAIN DAY.
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521N BRrLLIANTINE tBLAcK) WORTH sl2s. .ss
BROADWAY and 14TH.ST.

cards Of admission to the diplomatic galleries IN
Senate and House chambers To the members Of tbs
various foreign legations in the city.
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YOU WILL NOT MISS YOUR cIun

Gentlemen accustomed 10 the comforts OF club life
will find in the cafe OF the New. York CentfaI,s
Southwestern Limited all the conyeniences OF The
most perfectly appointed club house.
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A r N
8
What Another7
Another7
What
a, "a 20 AND 50 WEST FouRrEENrH.sr.

II mt one but two Let those who with surprise do view
araons for buildings and wonder at our ever
popularty remember repetition good values is
the short road success
That The mosta attractive of deCices
Is of goods Lowest prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03

The former officers of the trust were ere re snr
General samuel Thoma; eAGnfe " and named Nicholas
aSn on I his SSs TINS ar ro@
shen0 81 that General Thomas had oeen uoppeu HUH
,be committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03
coNsur, LEwIs,s FATE IN THE BALANCE

Washington. Nov. "a telegram was received at
the state Department to-day from Consul Lewis.
asking that he be allowed to return to TangIer
The officials Of the Department who investigated the
charges brought against Consul Lewis by Benesuli.
tho Morocco merchant. and Ramon Azoeue, the former
interpreter at the Consulate, say that It is extremely
difficult 10 reach q decision. The evidence Is directly
conflicting being largely confined 10 assertions on
one hand by che person, and denials ON the other
nv another person II Is believed however that tue
os7c,ais regard Mr. Lewiss usefulness al Tangier u
being at an end and his resignation from inc sof'0'
NAV be the final outcome Of the invesugsuon'
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,prp,RING FOR THE OPENING OF CONGRESS,
washington, Nov. s.-Formal preparations l los .so
ononng Of the first session Of the LIST U"ns ssns
pnarent The state Department VIII next Week ssHa
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FRIDAY. As USUAL, BARGAIN DAY.
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FRIDAY, As USUAL, BARGAIN DAY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
Winneapplis SRI @opSs 60.
G4o Z ,,.A N:.on.t or.

gde, 5. une Iieoaet Moenue In
Sbrb'cat Dffsriren foigenbe Bargains
Cine Got ih5ner imports ter Sair,er
gu SO Gents, f1iiber 81. Das ber6smte
gatiie goriet III fleiren uno erDBer
Neiten, 50 Gents, iitetaa 81. Oamer
Nadttleioer su $3.50. foaeten friisel
SIS so. S6diide GanbIhube, 4 Rn5p
fe. frdber s1.35, jebt 81. q)amen
@lace 0anoiduEe, nur in idrars uni
in @rDsen bon 81, 6, 81, 81, 81 7,
II, nur so Gents oas 9oar, friber rs
gen.s. Sn Braun cielelbe @aare re,
bl5irt auf so Gents. Damen 6al6
6anoIdube in ianarser Seibe Is Sis,
friter 25 Gents. @s7en fir anaben
aus bol6 @plIe 40 Gents, glcuien so
bieielten fofeten 60 unb IS
8laneubsmben fir Mdnner
6ancb. Strsifen $3.50, frdber So
WeiBe 6emeen fir Ndnner IN @rDben
16, 163 uno II 81 35 gents, tDriges
5abr purben bieleIben sl Is gelt ber=
tauft. San; ~leineae, bierfade 9errens
frdsen, stpei fir 25 gents GER
rem 9albRrJmpfe. brei gaor fiir %
niemals mebr tpie srsi gaar fin
oielen Breis tertmft. 1nb ned biele
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
Sas ewtse 9i9t.

Gin in Slnoen oasr Nrt ergrauter
6>rr tpanoelte emit in tpdfn9erfrGadt
auf einer NnbDbe. 8or ibm int Etale
lag iein 0simatbsbpIi tpel@e8 Ct ie=
bod, DbiGon ni9t mebr wgtt oobpn
emit rut, njdt ieben fonpte. &ein 2i6t.
i4sin orans gu i'm, tpie iebr CT aud
Feine 4uSea anitren8te, b:n Sde;n If.
seno zines 2anpeo lidtes III erbtiden.
Oa pl6blt& tiff Elm matter 2t6tiaime
frer iein Nu9e. 8eblenbet bon oieIem
eitte, fann er nidt BON Der STEELE,
uno IN cieiem 4usen6lide tparo aut
eas Guse isines Settles erIeidtet. IS
tpurbe ibm ftar, baB Der S@ein oieIes
Stdtes tsin anoerer lei als Der G@im.
nner Der etpiaen 9ampe aus ieinerBfarr,
tir9e. Sem @emiHen natf ifm ale
ielne beBangenen Sir ben unb 8erir
rltnsen Dor es 3eiste i'm unter anSe.
rem aua, tpie er Dor Iargen, lan9en
Sabren bort gum eriten male i.isen lie.
ZEN !oeitano In Der betIigen Gommunion
empfaneen babe, pie er ipdter aser
auf Slrtoege geratten lei. M iein
Suncenleben itano lebenoig Dor Ietrer
Geele, unb ibm tpar, ais brenne uno
botre jenes 2idt In ieinsm 6ersen. gor
Setpifens6i1en gedngaist, babel a6er
aud tiff ourdbrungen ION 9feue, Der
ooppelte Ct jebt feline gGritte, Inn balo
in Die 8eimatb> mod mebr abgr, I'm
ldneQ in sie Ndbe ieines 6eiIanoes au
folnmen. @Or Der STRIDE fniete er ME.
oEr unn betete lanse uab inbriinfig.
wls er ieit LANCER 3eit nidt mebr ae.
iban batte. Sdpn am anbeyn Wtcrsen
te8te ct eine reumitbise 8eid.t e ab unc
empfin5 ieinsn 3eilanb in Der beilisen
Gommunicn, uno seu,B rsdt tplroig.
aidt LANCE nad biejerg esetenbsit itarb
sr als betebrter uno tusfertieer Sin
Der sau3 rufig uno sOtieresben. Scr
Dem Ea6ernatel brennt Sag unb Naht
efn 2ibt, Ber baS Iiebe Sldmmlein
peiB, mas es ffri&t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

Sorgfalt, Die &lnoer AUDI su ersieben.
I'm it6 einen 8eerif bieier SorefaIt
gu mrden, muB man tie annaIea Der
einasIre en- Sl6Fer bu,dgsben. Da idre,bt
3. y. eth M5n4: vNaAbem i9 Of:
hetraGtet babe, ipie ioreiam man Bel
Gag nnb Nadt iiber bic Rinber tpadt,
iaste i'd Bel mir ielbf, oaB i6weil iA
Der Spbn oes srbBten Sbnias in einem
Na'aif init mebr Sorefalt er3osen tpsrs
ben tbnnte, ais Dem 2etten lnter ibnen
In inherent &lofer e1tpieieu pirb."
Wie man MGes aufbpt, ben Rinoern
ben Beiua Der SauIe gu erlsidtetn,
bafar lieBen ftd niele 8ei'pisle anfiibs
rem. Sur ems nb5e aus benz 9eben
ees bl. Gabpc (522-590) ertpdbnt
tpetoen. Dieier Wf5nd, Elm Tlrfen.
1obn gambrtens IL England, tpanberte
r,a@ Sranfret& aus unb erinbete allf
elmer fletnen 6ben Sniel Mrmurifo's Elm
&lo1er. I'm Die eamit pertunbene
S9nle Den Stnoern Der @egeno, bic
5tpstinal oes Cages gu Sdife bonn
6ealanoe naA Der Sniel tamen, ar.
gdns'i&er gu maden> baute er iiber Ben
Weeresarm cine feinerne Bride bon
$50 SUB 2dnee. Son ibm riibren
alld aablretde Stnnipride, tpeIde iid
bis auf ben beutisen Sag srbalten baz
ben, !. 8. fDlgenoer:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

tpirbisfeit uno puBte bic l1nterbaltuus
10 gut tn SluB gu balten, bab bieislbe
faum ifpdte.
u2ieber Neffe," murrrelte Maoane
be Sorn Dem @rafen tn's DIR, ubu bat>
teif &eGt, beine Satin 1T cine gsbprene
@rdfn tie ma&t uns teinestpess
nnebre."
Gas Diner sos fi@ iebr ianse
BIN. oils ba7elbe 3u Gnbe tuar, Be-
CAB iid bic @rdfin ouf bas 3immer
Mnrtba's
sd babe Sbnen porsemorfen, CAP
Sic tein 3utral1er gu mir %beidBen,"
iaete lie, LATER Sic tonnten Mir ben
eleiden 8prtpurf MAIDEN, tpenrt bas
@ebeimnib meines 2ebens mid aIein
b%etrcfen bdtte. 9eute, tpp Elm ungtlids
lider 3ufal Sic Dinee bat ieben lai-
len, pel@e Ste friber nidt fannten.
tann id sic oteie tletnen Qefte, bas
Eosebr4, oas i@ aIs iunses Mdbden
uno als Satin sefibrt bate, leien
lafen. 8seQet6t pirb es Sbnen bon
gsuben iein pieileiat flr SIR sanses
Seben. 49,"
v@ute Nadt, Wartba, ieten sic mir
INNER eetposen uno beurtbeilen Sic MIDI
nidt an5u itrense."
sic umarmte bas ianee Mdbden
berslidif unb frat bann III bas 3tmmer
Slorencs's. Das Sinh idIief rubis In
,einem 8ettden = fe IieB fd BENT
ielben anf Die &nie nteber unb Be-
traatete bas &inb lanse unb aufmert.
fam.
getn ein5isesmal tidtete bic Srdfin
itren fieberbaft s~ldn3enosn Bid gu Marz
tia Fin.
v@em 5lorence MIDI eeliebt bdtie,"
iaete fie bann, nit ith ielbit rebern, uio
bdtte QGes cine dnbere @enbt1ng neb=
men fDnnen. 9lter i@ bin ibm nidt
Bios sleidsiltis, iunoern bas Strb
empftnoet bpr nir eine uirt!iGe Nbz
neigung."
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XXI.

XXI.
Die a~ufresenbe scene bes Mbeubs
idiep Mortbn niht oQein tire Misrdne,
ionoern audi ibren Sdlaf b~oatdnbis
periderdt gu taben. gle ietts fid
ans Seuer unb nabm u~neeouloig Dos
8odst CUR 6anb, peldes Miriam iEr
sebrodt hatte. Gs befanben fid meb:
rere tleine 6efte III bemielben, trelde
ale einfan unb In Der ndmltben Dirt
uno WeiIe Getunben tparen. Cine s1=
elei3 feine unb feite 9onb bate bieiel=
ben bei@rieben. Oaneben befanb iih
rod Elm Qlbnm III Warrqntn, bsfen
Ginbanb nit Der @rafenfrone gss
l9miidt mar, IN tpeldem jebp9 rl,r
etrige mentBe Setten beiarieben wa
rem.
Ser Gbarattsr uno COS 9an3e MeIen
bsr @rdfin hatten Martta bon bort>
bsrein Elm letbaftes Safersie ein9e10Bf,
riemats bette its bic 6onosrbarfeIten,
gigsnbetten uno @sgeuidbe btsier eigen=
tt1m!'den Syau 10 reht begreifen t6rs
men, uno 10 6eaann lie Dsne 8ersug cine
2fctitre, nslde tie III bas 2eben btefer
~mertpuroigen Reripn einpeiben unb Die
fir tie bieleidt niislide Minte ent5alten
tDnnte.
Die CT 1e Seite BOB nit Dem Sage
an, an peldem Mtrtam ibr ie@s3etntes
9ebensiabr pDGenost bette. Mie Ins
10 mandnal in ber Sugenb Die SUIT anz
tronoelt ptr wi1en ielbf niht rebt
.webbalb, - uniere tleinen Grlebni1le
Dem @apier ar3upertrauen, 10 tpor es
au& BET Der n%lnmebrigen @rfn Der Sal
9erreien. Jn Dan eriten Sabren Bate
fie zines unsstriibten @lideg senoRen,
unb IN lgber bisem, Dr'9ineQem GtbI
idiloerie le In er9rsifeneer Weiie ibye
pattiardaIii9e 81, sIiGfeit ltnS Sebensz
reiie. Die @rdfin tpar in et'er t[eiren
@uA NIB Experimentation 6anoEune
auf8eUadien, Die faum ben bod fllnsenc
Den Nauien ~0anblurg" psrpiente ;
aber ibr 8ater mar ,tuas mebr als Elm
g~etpDbnItder @efddftsm mann CT tpor
Elm @elebrter. Gs tpar Elm Mann pon
beIdeibenem, ianften Gbara'ter, Der nit
2eib unb Seele a, Der Stdtte biltg, no
bor ibm iein 9ater unb @rpBoater lire
Sage perlebt baiten, unb welhen ate
Sammler uno gebilbeten 2eute oes
tleiren St6Stden5 redt npbt tonnten.
Nidt ielten perIammeIte li@ abenos nm
Dos Compton Elm 2reis mpbleebiloeter
Mdnner, ueIde nit @ifer iber cine
sueifelfafte eeididtlihe Spa6e, iiber
einsn ounilen Gert pner einen @e9sn.
itano Der 4iterthum& piHenihaft biscu,
une nit gbrfurtt auI ben beiHeie
benen 8eletrten hDrien, tpslder iia In
Der Rsesl our6 eintlares Fderss lltttell
allaseidnete. ST bate fia ielbit unter,
lonsiam uno nit pieler Schulz,
cbne Dor irseno elmer Sdpieristeit 81,
ridsuidr:den, uno bate bem Stubiurn
oft earse Nddts eepiemet. Aber treit
entferut. i'm, ME btsB 10 oft ssihiebt,
NIT unbdnoiSem GtoIs gu erfuaen, bate
iein Stuoium mir ha;u eeoient, ieiren
Self in bbbere @eahtsfreife eirsufnas
rem, i'm radFdtiaer gegen anoere uno
ifrenssr sesen iid i5lbif gu MAIDEN
Seoermarn farnte uro liebte i'm. O6ne
st mlrrsn unterbra9 ct ieine 2isb[inss=
nidt al!ein, UNI In ben opr Sitter
seidwdrstsn g~iderseReQen aIte Ius
eaben bon 8ihern su iuden, tpeIde CT
nit srr6er Mibs entoedt batte, ior,bern
aud um einen Grobsn cine Gleiniafsit
81 psrtaufenr Mau mubte i'm isben,
tnie er bsi FDldsn 8eIeeenEeiten NIT Der
arDbten Gereitrilidteit bic bIoten pher
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so Stif in 80 neri6tet6nen neuen
5erbitidattirunsen BON SO 30Q. farbiser
8oaen Serges; Elm praftti6er Nrtifel
fir StraBens uno &eiiefleiber. 0ieie
8aare ptrb als biais era6tet gu Csc;
infer Breis bteie Bo6e
so
Gemts pet DarS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

IS Stid 3amen Sud, SO 3oa brett, in
berl6ie6enen S6attirungen, gang nel unb
frti6 bon Der Miible. l1eberaa berfauft
gu Is Gents per garo. I'm bas Serbfts
@ei6Gft in Sang 81 brin9en, tperben mir
fiir Sieie ISOLDE bas eanse Eager offeriren
3t
40
Gents per Iaro
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

Obne 9ebrsr, obne t1nttrrtGt
Sbne t1nterrtdt, pbne RenntniGe;
ORne 8enntntfe, rbne Betsbett;
Sbne Wetsbett, Obne StSmmtsfett
OBne 5%rOmmtststt, obne Soft;
Done @ptt, pbne Nnes.
Nad benz 0prbiIoe Der MdnnerflDlter
batten au@ bic 6rauenflbifer sAulen,
IN pelden nidt nur bic tinftieen Nos
bisen, foncern aud sablreide iunee
Tbdter erlDeen tpurben. @tne Mnaabl
iolder Wdodenidulen tperben uns In
Deut1dlano aus Der Belt bes 81. 8pni.
fa'tus mitsetbeilt. Belonbers 1T es bic
81. Stoba, bte 6reunbin uno @ebllfn
oiefes Npoifels ber Deutlden, tpelhe
it9 nit i9rea Oroenssenpiinen benz
untsrridt Der petbliden Suseno tpic.
mete. 8ieQei9t birfte es ni6t tier
tlll1t9 ietn, gu bemerfen, baB III al'
oielen Wtdohens tpie &nabenidulen be
9tnoer Der ioBenannten 6b,isen feline
Wereutuns be3a9lteu> ionbern auf Soften
Der &lbiter untel balttn tpurben.
Oie1e fur3sn 9foti3en lber bQs Wir=
ten fatboiiider OrosnsIeute Dor mebr
als 1000 Sabrer nD3en etrpos oaau
be'tragsn, bie gOruttbeile slt serifrsusn.
bic lber oaS Sdulpeisn bes WtiFtelz
alters befeten.
.@agsb. 9rf5ts.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
Gents ieoer

Sir 6isie @ode MIR berfaufen mir cine
5 SUP Nborn, &irid, Gbonp ODER Baas
nuB Stanee unb &tnee 25 Gents. 0teie
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so Gents p~erfauft. Sur bieie ISOLDE 3u
25c. F41z 80 zr1
e so gaor Jurcoman Gardner 3t 1925
bas gaar. 49,
b 1C0 gaar Nottinsbam Spiben : Gar6is
men su IS, Is, 81, $1.25 per Baar. ~
Giefes finb epecials8 Bargains fir bieie
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-01

While the annual reunions of the con-
federate veterans are being held over the
state. says the HARRISON Gal Banner.
There is n member Of Company 1, of the
Forty-first Georgia regiment living IN this
county who was i'm every hattie fought by
his regiment, i'm every skirmish i'm which
his %npan was engaged, i'm every charge
made by his command, and did not fire u
gun. He was then, and il now. a minister
of the gospel. He did not believe i'm kill
ing men, and frequently charged the en-
envy with n yell. saw his comrades fall by
his side, and. whether routing the union
soldiers or being routed, he would mo-
shoot.
He was always ready for duty-stood
guard, remained at the picket post, and
obeyed implicitly every command of his
superior officers except to draw cart
ridges, load his gun, and shoot. At New
Hope church,. OH the retreat from Dalton,
several rounds of cartridges were issued
tn the soldiers and he took one. and shortly
afterward he was struck by n spent ball
hut not hurt. This remarkable man is q
successful farmer and u splendid bible
Christian preacher, and is named Zach
nriah p. HarSligrsne.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-01

81 reckon i can do that"
Eyes. or you might set out on the fence
and hear about rs well as yOu could In the
house. But say, Tom, fetch as much Of
that money hack as yOsi cam
Within a week after reaching the city
Tom had spent nearly all his money, and
yet he was not satisfied. He needed just
q few dollars more TO his etitlca-
ton So, after long deliberation, he wrote
as follows to his father:
Among your many noble fruits there 10
an admiration for f~rnnkness, the twin Sis
ter Of honesty. Now. ] need SIS more To
settle n few debts and pay my
fare home, and ! know. that. after i
have been sd truthful and frank,
you will send me the money. ] have never
said anything to Lizzie about marrying
her-nevcr thought OF such u thing. II
wa all IN joke To raise ~ little money.
Please send me the $15"
The old man replied: ~ am much
bliRe for your frankncss. I have mar.
ried Lizzie myself. You mny get out Of
your debts the hest way You can and walk
home"
Two weeks later the young man. hungry
and stiff -jointed, reached home. He has
finished his education and IL now follow
ing a b~ulitonRue pillow across q s.in-blaz-
ing field. OPP =. READ.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-01

A Philadelphia tourist stepped of at
North Yakima recently, says n letter from
that Washington territory town to the st.
Louis Giobe-DemOcraf. Az usual there
were scattered along the principal streets
groups Of Indians in full dress of buck
skin leRRinGs, red blankets, feathers and
green paint. The tourist wandered on
until he came face tn face with IA chief.
With an exclamation of satisfaction he
pulled his Kodak m front of him and un-
covered the slide. In an instant the red
man threw up his hands i'm front of his
face and shouted:
ugh! Ugh! Bad medicine. Picture no
good. Bad incidence"
The tourist only laughed and persisted.
The chief stepped forward and pushed
the camera To one side. The tourist
gave the Indian u shove and got a blow
In return. Three or four white men came
tn the rescue of the Philadelphian. and
several braves gathered about the chief
and muttercd. while one of the youngest
laid his hand ON n knife. There was a
parley, which ended i'm the tourist putting
mp his Kodak and the chief his
cayusc and going down the street mt full
speed and with an occasional whoop
toward the reservation.
Who thai has suffered from the anna
tcur photographer will not say that the
Indian did right: