The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-07-05
EXPERT trHIEYING.
HOW PaWaTE IL oGs.5 AR WORKED
EY lS1-9a5 as CROOK.
scrpc OF the New Trs-'ss Well Calculated :,
Deceive TIA. Cauf:ems-- Calling For Ar.i-
cIcs inst delivered 4 Cumming Came In
Connection With Lost Articles.

Deceive TIA. Cauf:eus--ca.iing For Ar.i-
cIcs inst neiiycrrd "A Cumming Came Ia
Connection with Lost Articles.
Duril;y tie cd weather &c TIA. ear =
part CT tic se;!r sii easter Iady yisitin.
al well l,now;l honse ii the heart -.
the city ordered from Il prominent fl; :
rier a costly wrap u E.ussian sable. Al
terations ia i: ..irnient were ,,ecessar:.
and as s:y .go;il r.-,Inir. i .ia AMI !.
lady w:s ;:hait + r.,ins east she re-
q'; 's.el hf.'- '.".f. 10 receiy the wr~ i,
aiIi 80 <: 10 her. fhe l...i, i,ox W..
de,ir-s'a ! "a III. promised eav. and ],
SAB wrin WE iis. !,e;ns psc;s,.ti for e. !.
Isse,,s.: = ;a's { =. front .i.r tel az:
:le:ss,td .ri,l;-. AMI 4 rae ,>" f,ir;s,,.-
IL, 30 co.H.: IRE lie farl1er, was
i: crit.
!; w.iS - 70 effect t.,at "a ..I-rra.iua.
particularly directed. had been oye---
ioozel. TIE fn-r;er r-tacsted the re;u--,
oF the :. .:r:.ss,.i. aa.t TIE LII ,axe w:...ld
ne rec:.G,.'i at s.,nle I'll; r..e ii. Tie
haze lax :,ss,sit 10 " iut. .sseltot the
messenger n.sc:i :. -tui;o,is inrnis,
cs.frta its ;st.i II :;;,,e retur,,.si word
10 the sl.'ss,si ri :; she DECLINED TO taxi,
The f..sloo.,s.i, lily OF peiuitting anytlrin:
SO X. lab! !. Ia 40 taken awav wiihout a
written i"r i,I. would herself call at
the :,:-.r.i..s he foliowip., niuriia:.
That CT 7.,ii:s..De.l susl.ls.ions. The
fn-,ic.. lat'.,os.:a.t IL, o,,, ID recover
tae Ur4.l. l. WI; e.sy 30 draw conciu.
s:ons.
.ags:sia, ':'aa ssS IL =. r,cea:iy. n ..ly
resid.ct r. West " iiint racs found OF
h"- ret,iysi no II ..n.e ri !! afternoon that
a Ya!u:i,,e i.sr waite, had fallen from
It's c'i2s,.i;:ia ~ lift 20 traces behind.
,rs::s ty.:i...: ii,r husband FASTENED ta
ba.e i,e - advertised ia re ,.io-nin..
i.aotrS- /: i.r.a4f tie List anil
Fous 4, col1 i as w.c. caresul!v read.
The ya.aia,: c.l :te.sina wttc'i was de-
sc.ibei !, t.,e Lost. lines, and t. the
joy CO t:s'r,:t. :''!.i wife another ..ad.-
waa fon;id sis a:'i,- The discovery OF a
lady evil. WATCH OF the stree. in thu.
same vic.ni:.-. Mr.. an.i Mrs Smith. a,
they may I've c::la /, were II; DISCUSSING
breakfast AMI the list Watch when .
snal Siis anno;iiced
"Abons ). Isl watch 50 rtn his mes
Gage, 'p.c.,e't IA tii, preyi ,ls evei;ir.
co :i,e ia veYie:lt below"
ny wa.u.,, I'm c.,nfi.lrnt," she az
claimed, spr1lsgin.s from her chi;r.
80 j,s!l sal ~ few nlo,nenis ago. when
you re,,titha 'to,;-lr advertisement. r..
inonstrate.l her hss,,ansl But she bur
riesi through the daorw;,y, the caution,
BE careful What You say ringing in
her ears.
lyon lost watc,l: found one," SO
began themaa. Describe yours. please.
Mrs. Smith did so, while the stranger
kept his left hand closed. seemingly, over
the lost trinlet,
our watch number that / must
dave" contialCd the man as sine finished
\ brief but clear description. Quite i'm
pressed by his concise. husinessllke man
her, she consulted card ON which she
a;,a lnethoaically jotted down her treas
s'es number. The man repeated the
figures slowly after her.
After all, this doesn't appear to be
yaar watch, . he said coolly, exhibiting a
cheap tilGepiece of rolled gold.
Grumbling over the wasted moments,
she quickly donned her street shit and
hastenel to the nei-hboriay ,,,uss from
where the "Fouaais pG..,,, had issnel.
She was alet on tiio threshold by tho
4eishher he~--,li. whose excite.t greeting.
was:
$50 ;. LAD we were t,n To- tur;. &c finders
of Your beautiful wlscl. n.id.et saw IL
shining on the l,ava,nen; as she was light
ing the vesubnle lamp Wsien your
brother called - minutes or SO ago. we
Were as pleased 40 give .lim the watch as
he Wis 20 get it. Or conrsc we were care
full to nave il described. which he did
accurately, giving the exacs number
etc.
Mira. Smith is still minus her fFcfiy
jewel, bnt saa has learned u costly les
son.
The audacity of these house tnirees is
often really amusing. Taei will 20 To
any extens ani take ti,e greatest --sk to
accomplish their e.ids. One more sxana-
pie like the aforementioned. tra. one:
In a cominedious down town resi,i., ice n
ornament in the hbrar, is Is
bust OF Andrew jackson, chi II, soiisi
marble By a master hand. The y, uses
head. now in ts.s great naiofity" -inks,
was ainan MOTEL for his wide symlathies
and generous views. 1t did not excite
much comment at his house when. one
day. couple of men called and stated
thas the colonel had directed thela to
carry the Jackson bust to hls ofit 2, not
far distans. where il was to iigur. in an
early political demonstration.
The ladies of tho family were net at
home, hat an old Irish Mc- -. !. wha had
for years been fixtnr, in Tue ki:c:,en.
caught sight of the bust rs it was !,s.ing
carried out of the door. Sae war, at
tached to the family she had servel SO
long, their interests We're hers. anu she
to gain upon the two men, who
were hurrying down the street, Llr-
dened with the heavy marble.
"You take that iigger right back to t.le
house" commanded the aproneti captain.
..Take it back. or I'll cali perleec.-
man. Ef tho colonel wanted that Ey-
ger bed a-writien fur IL You kerr
1t back"
The men s..w that ,he dnmpy. calico
gowAed slEsil meant business. They
did kerry ih, bust baek. else the coio-
mel would have mourrei valuable Or
for he had not authorized ies
removal. Philadelphia Times.
A slangy Congregation.
Little Flsssie The people at the Z is-
copal church are very slangy, don't yoa
think. laasaina
Mamma. No. dear What makes you
tbiak So
Eioss;e I'll, every tiule the minister
stopped reading they al said I'll there