Judge — December 1, 1883 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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THE JUDGE. A Jury of Six. proceedings won't last over four seconds. I] the kind for me! ff Royer” And the — want $10,000 to square my bill, or Ill blow | crowd, with one accord, concurred in the “T hate to live in a new country,” your blasted brains out.’ Well, he ps 1) cheapn and etticacy of the plan by which Jones, ** where there is no law.” ++ Yer bet over the money right away, 1 he | aman could carry his court on his hip, in- chimed in Thompson, + Law . " ered be no 1 feelin Now, | stead of appealing to the blind some Colorado law for you, and it’s | Chicago and Louis. —Salt Lake a ede ea et iin the THE UNITED STATES of justice throws over tho weak, Isam of the unfortunate that eae HOW TO BECOME | when E lived in Ohiv 1 | law that [ will never forget I had dra p eafe _ and pa . Well, U started after him and . . cw * York. caught him in Chicago, where hesias spls s Write for Cireular INSURES AGAINST ACCI- examination and Apptication |-——————— ae # Anvitestiow /DENTS_AT HALF THE es a Ue ara ‘lanky and when F- / “RATES OF STOCK iat i COMPANIES. > of the firm, and that if the ceived, M1 out your ( art application, inclose te. Delors $4, and forward it to | $70,000,000. of what was up, the thief hud : suri in Force. rea se is te thiet had itis Beeretany st Nee Insurance in Force 1 him i Not One Dollar of alo. slete York, on receipt of I | I 1 ne : to. ndebtedness. going for him in the name > and Smith, Butler & Co. | which a policy will) 4 G00 Claims Paid Woll, the lawyer for the defen ~ : 3 tho money boing taken from a private drawer be promptly mailed | Not One Unpaid. in tho safe was my money exclusively, and \ MEMBERSHIP PEE, @1. ANNUAL COST ALOUT 212 FOR $000) ACCIDENT. INSURANCE, WITH 825 WEERLY INDEMNITY. $10,000 Tnsurar ) Weekly In- demnity, at corresponding rate that my partner had no to do with it; to you, e should be pros 1 by me in- e firm. ‘The 5 CHAD. B. PEET ‘of » Poot & Co.), Pres’t, Then [ got another hitch on him UASLES JAMES B. PITCHER, Secretary. to convict him of theft P cou 5 that he should be with embezzle- Some sears 4 Kled hity pe MARVELLOUS WEBBER SINGING DOLL. a him Statutes of see. Well. [ concluded to Nee give it up, and [ did.” “Bat about four years afterward [was down in Colorado, and a man pointed to another and said: ‘That fellow has just made a hundred thousand in a mining swindle.’ [ looked, and it was my old cashier. T follov im to the ! in his room with the .* Billy, do vou r old boss? and of “Bill, [ want that thre fram me, with the traveling expen “Ah, you do? courts decide that" urse the court his nose. is the sort of nt that I’m "on now. This is the complaint, . indictment, Judge, jury, anil sentence, all combin nd the firm of Now Maven, are my attorneys When they speak’ they talk ~ r " « straight to the point of your ring, yon : : Ph meta eee bloody larceny thief, This jnry of six) of which Tam ‘foreman, is lishle to be dis- charged ut any moment. No techni ‘Sisvestra, a ne@icdered. «her ‘The cole or statutes of limitations here: and a stay Pty ie aatauast “ao Meaninnisacis eae eines” “aWOH AY3A3 NI Vunoa Vwidd V,, comicbooks.com