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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-24

did centuries ago 10 the field OF life in which
the Hebrew monarch took as prominent
part.
"Both press and public speak of new forms
of wrong doing, but the statements are sell
dom, if ever, based upon fact. Imagination
and fear give reality to things that are ut
terly unreal and impossible
"The recent cases of Sandbagging which
have excited the attention Of the people Of
not only New York but of the country at
large are but revival OF form of crime
which appears every fifteen or twenty years,
and which Is much more prevalent IN other
parts of the world than it ever has been in
the United States. The principle of sandbag
ging is the application Of conclusion to the
human body with weapon in such way as
to produce terrific shock, close upon insen-
sibility, without breaking or sven abrading
the skin. In America and in England the
back of the head and neck or the upper part
of the spine are and have been the favorite
points of attack by the criminals who employ
this style of asSailing man.
Among the Latin races, not only are these
parts of the body aimed at by the andbagger,
but III many cases, and especially those
where revenge, jealousy or malice and not
fOpDeTy Is bne inspiring HfoGIVe, the sIIlaIl OF
the back or the neighborhood Of the kidneys
are picked out as the portion of the body to
be struck A powerful blow delivered in
this region is seldom fatal, but does infict in
juries of the worst type. Spinal disease, pa
ralys.s. kidney disorders, premature old age
and other extremely serious ills are among
the many possible consequences of such a
blow. The cruelty involved in such in
stances is simply tiendish, and is, am glad
TO say. almost unknown to either the Ameri-
can, Englishman hishman or German.
"While the original sandbag was, as its
name implies, small bag filed with sand, it
is now applied to an entire class Of offensive
weapons, of which the original is but one,
The simplest one known to the police is small
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4 PruEerb XYaIl TnlnrENsi

Remember, my boy, that time is money,
and you must use it to the boSt advantage"
said old Parrott to his nephew. at the conclu-
sion Of an hours harangus.
II will try to-" replied the scapegrace
And as he looked at the kind old mans $50
check In the hallway he murmured: Eighty
three cents a minute; that hours been well
enployed I'@Iifa
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Obscure.

Mr.. Smart las the church goers passy-Tn
surprised that Miss Sweet permits Bodworth
to accompany her. He's about the freshest
young fellow know
Mrs Smart-Perhaps that's the reason
why she lets him carry her Psalter-Boston
Times
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-24

Rthei-Don't you think Charley Desmond
tremendously nice young MANI
Clara-Yes, IL be didn's dress with such
awfuily poor taste.
~ hadn't noticed it"
why, he carries the same cane in the af-
ternoon that he does in the morning r-Time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-24
Vlly he Went

hrs. Sadface to Tommy, who had stolen
jar of preserves,-My boy, know you are
sorry. | see it in your face
Tommy tneditativelyl-Yes, mamma,
am. There was a bigger jar on the shelf
i that l couldn't reach. Philadelphia Inquirer
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What Struck Him.

"Say, old man, can you lend me tenneri
want to pay my tailor"
THAT SOL Great Scott, what has struck
you so suddenlyr'
1.-THE tailoEs lawyer. "-DetYoit News.
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going west with the intention OF engaging IN
the cattle business She had about Sl1 600.
1t is said that Mr.. Wells consented to her de-
partrre Years rolled by, and there was no
word from the would be ''cattle queen" and
her friends looked upon her silence as evil
dence of defeat.
She invested her money and lost it. and be-
came reckless Womanly virtue was appar-
emily thrown to the winds, and she soon be-
gan to live in greater luxury than II she had
retsained with her husband
She went out west as MrA Wells, and bas
since beea known by many aliases She has
always been a favorits with men.
George r. Woolston is IS years old. His
income has averaged between $4,000 and
S75, 600 per year.
Mrs Wells and Mr. Woolston first met in
the west about six years ago. She was intro
duced into Mr.. Woolston's family as Mrs. z.
A Willard, of Boston, and he took pains to
spread the report that she was a wealthy
widow who wanted to invest her money in
western property. It became necessary for
the widow" to leave Mr.. Woolston's house,
but he continued TO spend most Of his time
in her company in other places. Mrs. Wool
ston could not be blind to the situation, but
her remonstrances were o. no avail. Indeed,
Woolston deliberately proposed that he main
tain two households, treating both women
precisely alike financially. The wife failed
to consent. Finally Woolston spent almost
his entire time with his mistress. They trav-
eled all over the country, registering as hus-
band and wife,
Woolston was lavish in his gifts to his com
panion. He made her an allowance Of $500
month and all expenses, and she received in
addition magnificent presents.
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Taken of Her JEnr.l

Miss Leonora Younger-What a lovely
EVENING" In fact, it is too lovely to remain
indoors. What would you propose7
Mr.. Winters ttwining an arm around her
waisb-Marriage. Leonora dear, marriage
Time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-24
THE SAND-BAGGERS.
Inspector Byrnes Talks ola Curl
GUS Glass of Criminals.
THEY CAN STUN, MAIN OR KILL.
The Brutal Method OF Attack Originated
In EurOpe-Some Of The Olabs
Captured by the Police.

HERE is nothing
ne W un d er the
sum-" said Inspector
B yrn e S, N e W
York's great detec-
tive chief, who is
probably a better
and more remark
able genius in the
ferreting out of
crime than either
Vidoeq, Fouche or
LeCocq, land the
adage applies just
rs wen to crimes
md criminals a. il
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-08

Ser n8erein Oeutf1er Snge.
nieure", nit ieinen $500 MitsIiebern,
Die fi6 in 81 8eairfsbereine eintbeilen.
eine Der bebeutenbfien gereinigung auf
benz @ebiete Der miiieni9aftli9en Se6z
nit, bdlt feline 33. 0aupts8eriammlung
IN Rarlsrube bonn 5. big 8. 9luguft ab.
BON ben @esenitdnben ber 8erbaubs
luneen iinb gu erpdbnen: y @rri6s
tung te6nif@er Witteli9ulen. p Ser.
ausgabe elmer 2iteratur ueberii1t.
81 9enfmal ftir &obert Nlaper, ben
8egriinber Der me6anii9en Wdrme.
lebre. ~ Yeieitiguns Der 8elditigung
bur9 &au6 unb' &uB in ben sroBen
Stdoten. profefor Getbein nirb
ipre@en dber bic gei6i9tIi9e gntwid=
lung Der babiitben Suouitrie, 0err
ginbed iiber bic Bebeutung Der Mccu=
mulatoren, gauratb 8iifneer hber bic
96ueutbalbabn. 2ebtere pirb am
pierten Sage beF1tigt.
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u
W0LFSON, Plaza

S6ln fortirt tperben, um bic Mbliefe.
rung 5u bei6leunigen.
= Sn Stuttgart lit am 5. Suli uns
ter groben Geierli9feiten fiir ben freis
fnnieen Di9ter unb pbiIofopben
Grlebri9 8ii6er entbuW morben.
= @us Stuttgart i9reibt mon: Nnz
ldBli6 beg &egierunes. SubiIdums beg
G0nigs &arl bon Wiirtemberg 1T 245
7u ldngeren ober fiir3eren 6reibeitsftra.
rem berurtbeilten perlonen I'm G6nigs
rei9e Der 9teft 6er Straf3eit erIaf5en
polben. Gtn tpeiterer @naben git,
Der fid ipeciell auf Militdr perionen
unb Ntilitdr Glii6tlinse be3iebt, pir5
In ben nd9ffen Sagen ertpartet.
= Sn 0amburg bat Der @roB. .Gauf=
mann Sbepbor S9miot, ber bolldns
bii6er @oniuI iH, nit Decentralization
i'm 8etrage bon 12 Millionen Warf,
benen 8 Miaionen Nctiba eegenlberites
ben, fallirt.
= SIN 2ager Der beuti9sfreifinnigen
partei finb 5e6auerli9e MiBbeligteitsn
ausgebro@en, Die nur ba3u beitragen
f6hnen, bet &eatiion in bic Odnbe au
arbeiten. @s baben ndmlicb f9on felt
Monaten Observation-Disclosures
swii@en &idert unb Ai6ter eeberri9t,
bic ieBt in offene Geinbfeligfeiten aus.
arten. &idert nannte tiir3Ii9 In ieinem
p&ei9sblatt" ben @efinnungsgenoIen
Guger Gi9ter reinen Mlles anrempelnz
ben Meni6en, Der feline nd6ifen Greun.
be nit GuBtritteH unb Obrfeisen trait
tirt".
= Sn Berlin tpurbe Elm Nrmee.2les
ferant, gtamens Sagemann, su 5 eSabren
GefdngniB unb benz 0erluite Der biir=
gerli6en @bren &e@te auf meitere 5
Sabre berurtbeilt, neil er Nrmeeaabls
meifer beffo9en batte. Gin an6erer
Gieferant Namens 0tallid tpurbe tpegen
zines glei6en 8ersebens 3u 18 Monaten
GefdngniB berurtbeilt.
- Die 3abl Der bel benz @rubens
llngltif in Der Ndbe ber fran30fi9en
Gabtitifaot Saint gtienne umgetomme.
men Bergleute tpirb auf 1876 gef9dbt.
ytur IA tonnten lebenb, aber au1 f9pu
balb erfiGt, aus Der brennenben @rube
gerettet perben.
= Sn Der fran5bRi6en 9eputirtens
Gammer berlan9te ber WarinesMiniiter
4bmiral Granb einen grtras Grebit bon
go Milionen Grants. @r tiinbigte an,
baB er iein Nmt niebertesen iptirbe,
tpenn man biefe Grebit Gorberung ab'
Iebnen follte.
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Inter 0en brei ar0Rten 6fdht

- Inter ben brei gr0Bten 9tdbten
bes beuti9en Rei9es, berlin, 6amburg
unb 8reslau, bate i'm porigen Sabre
bic &eidsbauptitabt. tpoielbit bon 10, :
900 @inwobneru 203 tarben, bic gtn=
tighten Notwithstanding, tudb-
renb bieies in 9ambnrg nit 241 uno in
8reslau nit 270 ber Gall mar. Inter
ben Seiiorbenen mar ber proeentiab
ber Rinber i'm eriten 2ebensiabr In als
len orei Stdbten elm boher; er betrug
In Berlin 38, in 8reslau "a unb in
Samburg 80. glls cine Der bauptiG1.
li6fen SObesuria6en fennaei6nete fi9
bic 2ungenidninbiu9t, tpel9er in Ser.
lin IA p@t., in 6amburg IL pgt. uno
in 8reslau 10 p@t. Der @eForbenen
unterlasen. gnbere acute grtrantuns
gen Der MISUNDERSTANDING parem in
Berlin nur BEL Z p@t., in 6ambura
unb greslau 6agegen bsi ie 10 p@t. Der
8eitorbenen bic Sobesuria9e. = 9ura
SelbItmOrb en0eten utter 10000 gins
tpobnern 3,8 in Berlin, 80 in 6ams
burg un6 2,4 III Breslau.
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eSn Wonbsbed hottie Elm anae

IS Sn @anbsbed bate elm ansele.
bener 2aufmann am ginsange ieines
Gartens cine Safel anbringen laifen,
auf tuel9er in groBen Budifaben bic
Worte itanben: uSuben btrfen bier
ni1t eintreten". Sie Wanbsbeder
poliaei batte oemislben auferIegt, bic
3afel fort3unebmen unb ibm auBerbem
einen Strafbef9eib sugeben la1en,
bur9 tpel9en er in cine @elbbuBe ges
nOmmen nurbe. @egen bielen bate
ber Gaufmanu gintpanb erbobsn unb
auf 9eri6tlibe @ntideibung proposrt.
Die Sa9e fam fiir3li9 Dor Dem Sa0f.
fengeri6te au Manbsbed sur 8erbanb.
lung. Ser &aufmann tpurbe na1
eingebenbers8e s8eweisaufnabme, bem 9ln.
trage bes glnpalts senidB, ipegen ,.gros
ben unfugs" 3u Der eritperfisten @elbs
itrafe perurtbeilt.
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Sdb6nt 9rauflt.
aOmau bon Gb,nunb Sabn.
IEortfetuna.l

tUS@'tsk~"br
Gider, Marie allein uno at 6auie
au finbeu, -it,IuQ ct ben Weg mad, ihrem
Oauie elm. gius benz ;senifer hires
gDohuaimmers ffrQhIte Geraeuihein.
OQs Gamnermdbd,en, bos in Ooftor
Scott id,on ben fiinftiqen @emabI ibrer
@ebieteriu fab, trat linn i'm Norqemaca
nit ldhelnber Wfiene euigegen. Cine
EerrIide lleberrafduna, rief He aug,
ipie tpirb ifda meine Dame freuen!
Das Mfd6den bffnete ibm bic Sbure
unb Id1aute bem intereflanten Manne
nit eiuem 6eufaer nod: gBie Qliiftid,
finb bic 2eidhenl
6an6 In 6anb iaBen bic gerIpbten.
Bon ben tuid,tiQffen Muaeieaenheiten
mar aeibrod,en tDorben, ba fragte Nsa=
rie nod elmer paaTe: grinnerff Du
Bid, Der 6tuuoe. in tpelGer id, Bid,
aun, erIfeu Wtof froate, pb Au ntein ges
idiiber Iein tpolItelt auf immerbar2
glls Oh Du biefe Morte geifern ge>
iproden bdtieif, Derf6erte er, tuie
fomniit Du al Oieier Grages 6at Dir
a1ShsuuU 0nDStuUAAt Uup w ~StU 3tUhh
DON Wort iels
Seln leoenDer NteIiD, aDer IN gus
9eril, oie BON tuetlen wfdnnerl ges
l9rteben NM, log idg IN per legte1
3eIt nlel iioer ole Serdnoerll@tett peg
MeHi@igen peraens. SO babe bag
5aDr Mot mt Or 6egoanen. tple lb
10 DelB mnnlgts, l9 1ar@te, l@ meroe,
iuenn pas naWre anfdngt, melf, melt
DON Dtr entfetnt ZEN:
5ei tllgf aDer9lduotl@. Ntarle, ers
maDnie Jraiia, aber DoD bernDrte tDre
"ese lgn lssllam.- - -,
Oss W. lsg'.ae DsM @pgl ua ls.ns SWs.s
.sL, gMaIe ~ lgm guy ua9 lagie: SW
iira oln 1as ~ mslhs q SspshsSeiW'W'e lVulc'S'
lo'aa Gn.l Da pc lsgI goleHs -.
I.n peM 'uuIlapeh 'Sh'etelIe, e1'p'S
Detss as.ta sJIens. orr ,s.
ansln ~ A'y' Dshn . Dn %1ss ipe'B1
'usMlsss 'leOsns laSle Ee gaiDialH.
Del9e Siinoe t0nntelt Su gu bel9tel
9aoen. ytiilrn fitetH 2Dort. ul9ts tam
MO bon Dir trsunen, als Define etgene
S@ul0! betbeuerte er.
Damn bin i9 rubig. entgegnete fe
nnb begonn: Mteine Wlutter tDar eine
pplin, ber SprbBling oes alten eolen
@rafen bon SarnolDsfi. sic tpuroe
nod ber Site iener 3eit in einem Qlo,
fer ersogen unb lernie bafelbff aud
WsufiE MAIDEN, B. d. OraeI, Glapie,
nn6 6orfe fpielen. Sbre tDun6erid6nt
Gtiinme tpnrbe fpdter, als fie in bas
0aus ibrer gltern in Warfdau aurid'
eetsbrt ipar, BON elmer italieuit9er
odngerlH ausgeDlloet.
Das iunse Mdb6en fannie teiu gr6
beres Nergniigen, als gu fingen. Si
erfe Oper, bic iie b6rte, beriebte iie 1t
nanienloies @nt3iiden. Sic bot, lie be
i6tDor ibre gIteru, ibr 5u erlauben, I'D
Der gabne tuibmen su biirfen, tuurb
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Gube @ehtember mirh mn,

@noe September. ipirb Whn9en
eine Iusftelung san5 befonberer Nrt
baben. Cur @rinnerung an bic nor
40 Sabren erfolgte @infabrung Der
8riefmarfen in Baiern, beabf6tigt Der
Baperiide pbilateliiten 8erein eine
groBe Nusfeauug BON pofpertbaei6en
3u perauftalten. 8apern mar Der erite
beutide Staat, Der 8riefmarten (1849)
einfiibrte. preuBen unb Sahien folgs
ten 1850, bic 8burn unb Saris'ide
Yoft 1858.
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&CIuC1b ututtCuI uUCl uuluY tYlC Uu%lk0l$
li1 gef6ulte @timme, unteritiibt BON
f96ner peri6nIi9feit, errang Signora
Bonaperi, tpie iie f9 nannte, balo
groBe grfolge unb tpurbe cine gefeierte
primabonno. Ton sstalien fam fie an
bic groBe Oper mad 2onoon unb erreste
gnibufiasmus. eSbr einiames, gere.
geltes Seben uilter benz 59uBc Der miirs
nigen Grau, bic Wfutteritelle an i9r pers
trat, esiparb ibr aud auBer Der Sabne
pabre Jreun6e. sic erblelt mebrere
Dortbeilbafts 9elratbsantrdge. mics aber
Seben aug gegeiiterung fiir ibre 2unit
5uriid. @inige Sabre bate fie in 9ons
bon gelebt, als tie einen polnii9en
Gbelmann tennen lernte, Der burb leine
f90ne gseri0nti1teit, feline Bere6tiamteit
unb Slebesi9mlire ibr Ser3 un6 ibre
9anb ge!pann. Nie @oupetuante mar
gegea bieie Werbinoung, f1tpieg aber,
als he lab, baB ibr Ratb ni9t gebort
ipuroe, um bel neiner Mutter bleiben
su f0nnen. Nnfangs fiiblte fi6 meine
geliebte Mutter on Der Seite ibres Sat
ten febr gladli9. Die @ebnrt eines
Sobnes bielt he lange auf 6em Grans
fenlager feif, fie fir6tete, ibre Gtimlne
su perlieren, ibr gatte bebanbeIte iie
l9on 5u iener 3eit nit ber gr6Bten &iid~
ii9ts lofigEeit. @s tbut mir meb, bies
iagen au miifen, benn bieler Mann NOR
nlein Batter
ssrQus apo bic @eIiebte feffer an fid1
uub Bat: 5prid) uil1t tpeiter. uu6le Sid
uid1t NIT griunerunoen. bIide in Die
3ufunft, bic helI unb freunbIidl Dor Sir
lieat.
sd bin 9ir Wahrheit ffluIbia, ertpi.
berfe Mearie. Nleine Weutter trat enb<
lid tuieber auf NIT ouBeraeuDhuIidlem
grfplae unb beraieh benz Wfanne aIIes
ihr auaefiiate 6er,eleib. benn fie Iiebte
ibn nod INNER. W}eiu Nater beIos,
ME lidl iekt herousffelIte. yi G1tsi
Weber Nerm1oerl mod, - tpie id1 Ieiber
hinauieben mug 9enntuifie .aur ouf.
fQlIenbe f6rnerIid1e @efpoabtifeif. tpie er
beun auf Bdlen beioubers ais Sdnser
erceIIirt hattie. Nls meiu 8ruoer flint
Sqtre olt mar. fom ID, ,ur g3eIt atnei
Sabre ibdter berlor meitale orme Mfutter
| lire Gtimme. Oie @ouperuoufe fforb
mein 8qter .pollte ppn elmer beid3eibes
ueren 2ebensueiie uidats milIeu uu6 IN
purben in psrbdItuiRm6Rio fnr,er 9eit
bic tleiuen grgbaruiiie. Bic meme gSut-
| ter aemad1t hattie, ollfaebroud1t Meine
gItern tuaren. inn bilIioer al Iebem
nod 0aris Qe,paeu uub tier trof i'm.
oIidIid1erweile mein Noter ,pie6er NIT
Sem Wanne sufamueu ali bei1en Srlib.
he er friiher oIs bos herporroeenbffe
W2itoIieb oeb6rt hnfte 9ie aiehe arr
| NeoliemIid,feif hottie meinen gsoter Re- re-
tpoaen nd, Elm Trou Al, i,Imen bie Inn
ern8bren founte oIs ,nsine gHuiter
nid5fs mebr nsr6ieute ioh ~ S;m oen6.
tbiot nieber 5elbif AZ ermerben gprine
Wutter tpolIte @eIomounterrid,f ertheis
len. aber fie fon6 nid3t oleih 5hiiIer
| fur,. mein 9nier liek fif mieber nIs
| bod, be,obItes WitoIieS ber @eiefllhoft
enaaairer. bic, bei oieIen gBorten err6.
r6the N2arie = nus GeiIt6u,ern re,
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Gin ,teues Werfahre,t.

bas bon getp0bnliden @ef6dftsmetbos
ben abmei6t, tuirb bon ben Gabritans
ten oon DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
Gel Discovery eingei1lagen, inoem fie
garantiren, bob bieiss peltberiibmte
9eilmittel alle Granfbeiten turirt, bic
eHtipeber aus St6rungen Der 2eber ooer
beg Wagens entiieben, tuie Snbigeition
ober Opspepfie. 8ilioitdt ODER p2ebers
leiben", ober aus unreinem 8lut, tpie
geulen, puteln, GiEnen. ausi9ldge,
9opfbautfrantbeit, Sal3fluB, itropbu.
l0fe Wunben unb Nnidmellungen unb
glei6artige 2eiben. Glr Discovery
be8abltes @elb prompt aurfderitattet,
falls es, bel einem orbentli6en Der,
fu9, ni6t beilt.
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@eiReE''eaipns. :

25o0 garos ebeer, puir,corO. Blaib
9a,pns, 10 Gents per garb; Marfeilles
BON l24 Gents per Daro an; feline
Yiques, is Gents per garb; DreB Gam
bries, 12H, 163.unD 20 @suts; ensliide
@ambries unb NainioOts, Sc 3Ou brett,
20 bis so Gents.
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8ntelcnS Nrmtca.galbe.

Die befe Salbe bet Belt fir S9nitte,
0uetlduusen, @ei9Diire, Gieber. unb Saat.
ysnsf9Ias,. Gls9te. sefPrunsene Sanhs. 5rOE.
beulen nnD alle Sauttranfbeiten furirt 9d.
inOrrtoioen oOsr feine Besabtuns. gnllise
Satisfaetien sarantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
auriiderfattet. % Gents bic SdadteI. Bun,
8erfauf in allen apotbefen. 9reib, 9bomp.
ion 8; Co., Bbolefale.
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liir bic meme Wpltsbiihne in Ner

lin, tpel6e bic Serren b. Malbabn,
b. Wilbeubru6 &C., sriinben tpollen,
fpl bereits elm febr aniebnli9es Gapis
tal geiammeIt porben fein. 8etannt.
lid 9ranbete 9err b. WalBabn einen
8erein, I'm feline pldne aus3ufiibren.
Dieter 8erein sdblt bereits 3ablrei6e
Wlitglieber. Ntan will iebt aud eine
3eitung griinben, I'M bic Sntereieu Der
0olfsbhbne su bertreten.
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@efdrbte eawns.

40 5Ou breiter Buttif, CUTE Waare,
10 unb 121 Gents per Durb; YIaib
2awns, 30 3ou brett, in 4 Tarben, 10
Gents; 100 Sttde Berth Orsanbies
124 Gents; Gable @oro Srsanbies, 121
Gents; 8eriii6er Muu auer art, 30 unb
35 Gents; amerieun gbalies, seorudt
unb edtfarbis, IA Oarbs fhr 81.
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larsr. Sic fino ausse5sidnet in Der
Wdfde unb i'm Gam sefdrbt.
-Sdottifde 3epbhre allerlebter Wtcbe
in alien Wuitern, iOlib sefarbt, 81 3Oll
Brett, 25 Gents.
Cine hHbi9e 9luswabl pon Saotti>
i6en Gbanbraps 35 uno 40 Gents.
9rOBer 8orratb BON @lassow Be-
pbhr8 aner Nrt.
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s@r 2apitaliiten unb @oI1e. peI9e
ibr 8elb in 8runoeigentbum anlegen
tuollem, DerDeiien mir auf bic Mn3eige
Der Serren s. 8. Dignomitp & s o.
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Burnubp's amerifaniide @insbuuts
fir Damen- unb 8inbsr 8leiber, ertra=
tein, 20 Gents.
'Qamns

yBir baben jest mebrere bunbert Stade
,meritaaii6en, ensliiden, iriiden, frans
jSiiiden unb i6wei5er Tubrifats 3ur 9lus
iidt ausiiesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-08

Sine pOlllfdnbise 9luswohl FER neue@
iten Muifer gu 12l unb Is @ts. per Yaro.
156 Stide "New Departure 5n 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iino Wuiter fran30liider aiintls
Ter unb CUTE Daareri.
1889 Sriihlinsswaaren in fDliben Gurs
Ben 125, Is unb 20 @entS.
9dOttiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren werben irtmer pppus
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a@- Jbr lpart 8elb, tuenn ibre Cure
9rudia6en bel Sobnon 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Sbr mtBt nidt INNER @u9 rduipern.
f9naufen, ipuden unb iebermann nit
@urem iuoerliden 4tbem anetelu, ions
bern DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy ges
brau9en unb benz elm @nbe ma6en.
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Stride 9eiuellsense.

gfcuien-eeinen, Bslfait Brown Dres
einens, Is Gents; braun seinen. 1attif,
ppu 10 gents an; eeinen. @ambrics, SO
gents Big 81, unb Dieles anbere.
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ssransOliidbe Satins.

.Sn Stem gOrter unb BOitcner 3eitun>
aen perben iie nit 373 unb 335 Gents
per Narb anncneirt. Wir rertaufen
bieielben 8aaren in ben fhSniten Wu=
ltern 8u 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-08

s~ Geinfte unb bilisfte Orudia=
6en bel s b nj on 8ros.
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Die
@Odentli9e 6reie Yreiie fiir seras
eri1eint
ieoen Douuerfas
unb foittt
$3.50 fit OaS Sabr pncr $1.25 fit
6 WDmatc In Vpransbesabluna.
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gins unsebeure auswubl in bieisn
Mrtitetn.
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9lIneritunii9e satins.
Sn aeuen i9Snen Muifern nur 10
Gents per Ddrb.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-15
FINDERS, KEEPERS.
The Familiar Rule Reversed Yesterday in
the Courts.

The Familiar Rule Reversed Yesterday in
the Courts.
A peculiar case was tried yesterday before
Judge Collier. 1t was that of John Warren.
administrator of George w. Warren, deceased,
against John Ulrich, to recover a treasure
trove. A number of years ago George w.
Warren kept tavern on the Perrysville road,
near the Allegheny county line. He would
hide his money in out-of-the-way places, where
he thought it safer than in bank. After his
death the tavern was purchased oy
John Ulrich, who ran it for sew
eral years and who still keeps IL.
About a year ago Ulrich hired German TO
clean out a vault for him. While at work, the
man discovered package concealed in niche
in the side of the well. Upon opening 1t ne
found it to be greenbacks, the whole amount-
ing to about $780, He made known the DIS
covery to Ulrich, and gave to him $50, keeping
learned of this they demanded the money,
which was refused, and the administrator en-
tered suit against Ulrich for what was in his
possession.
The case was contested closely yesterday, w.
K. Shiras and e. c. Dickey appearing for the
plaintiffs and ]. s. Ferguson for Ulrich. The
only witnesses examined were on the peculiar
ities of old Mr.. Warren to show that he was
in the habit of concealing money in that way
and that in all probability this money was his
Ulrich contended that this was not proof OF
ownership and that the money was his until 1t
was clearly proven who was the rightful owner.
verdict was rendered for the plaintiff for the
amount in dispute, $3.50.