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NYJ,uOEs.

ALDouof,--sA a.LllDn. S&ShSNaol' .x,
fSANDIra--DOme8biO, 3 gallon fi,oSW
IAN, t,apOfted CoglRc, 49,, q gallon ia'egi
I'M, sh55; igTD, $500 1865, SS.b- 1850 S,;lIi
ISIS, $500; iSAs, Sl0.b0; otard, Dupny GSS,s
eogneo, 1873 $50; 1870, N,0Oi h1A WIZ
isis, Nb95; BlsJust, Dubouch0 Co' cog
nsn' ISIS, $40; $50, $3.50; 1888, N.uO
giH-Domestic, " gallon, NINy1VOi I'm >
port Holland. SS.OlCeS75; Sir Robert Bur
nett'p Old Tom, y oAsk, ie,5l9S.ON Houhhu'
rWySIT1yi's,SS Ky vs. y cent, proof v
gallon, also; Western, Sl.SOcsLiOi bourDOn'
N,,GaS.5O; Rye, yl.bO9S.b)i scotch ltllSSL ~
eli, lGOOS4f5i Irish' Imported N'.'S
'' 10 ,rrAgNvs-- Piper BeidseicS, quarts
a sosen, $50; j. Krug 4 Co, quartz, 9
6oren. I3H! MOer 4 ChRndon, hlleIy
MossIpur, y duHer, 800; q. 1Oulet q
do1en. 1890; e. Il. Mumm a CO.'S usy
ySTsensy, si.7b; Extra Dry %'OOi PihS' %
- fF'ilSsyT1is"Callfornla olaret, n gallon, V
siorisndel Nol,@ gallon 0ASla5 Pun VOL
cd r,0getS, ordinary CehH i ~. ~, ~.
fNnilly claro,g, per oabE, .VO,Nqilssog,Ji W
oiarojn. a cCsE, lOlWWIhVli MvuoVi
| ogVo GOl.EN Ialitu, Il case e,5li Mti ta u ~
| ~ reee. 7.OU; punto CaneL g. case igGS
| IsvSrs. IL cnHs leN0; t1ovlll, ece3e, LsVy
iapisau Isntlo q case, 81 OOi ordinary
/ cnrt, DO t33O,
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE I4NATNEa--A
heavy, trea ,Of brands, $50 III; X medium
FREQ o. brands, $50 10; 4 heavy, ona brand,
800. %; a rledi6m, one brandt 8sc lib; Bai-
tlntorO crop, dc.
BUYFALc Primo, Is % Is ID
sidoB go 10; good, Is 10 * sides, 80 III
cOuu tor II 10 lilb sides, $50 lbi q. D. Mata-
mora ~ 10; No. !, oak harness lea, 80 TO
No iu, 10. 3, oak harness leg, 20 70 sic ID;
No, I, hem harness lea,GSa III; No, nom
harness ieg glc 10; MOL, hem 5Elrting lea,
$40 10; No 2, ham elEirilug lea, 3lGS2o d.
Welt and uyidla leather, "a 70 Sbs side.
PHILADELPHIA CALy- Extra quality y
10 " 10 10 dozen, 400 10; sS "a ~ 10 q
dozen Nl6 ID; "A 10 % 10 TO dozen, Al.OJ, ..
10 80 ID; TO d0sen, lib; o. to 10 ID 10 dozen
QyN It.
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GRAIN ANn nREAnsTuFFS.

WHEAT-SOGSb.
RYE-KGnsRS, 05c
CORN--ln ear, 60Gbjc.
OArs-l n bulk, 2Slg3Oc; from store, 3g3c
higher.
BRAN-Per cwl: At mills, 9Oc0Dl.0O.
CORNMEAI--Fiue bOltCd, per 100 pounds,
lSO.
HoMINY AND GRITs-t5 per barrel.
FEED-Chop ped corn, per 100 pounds,
81 40; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
$40; corn bran, per 100 pounds SOC.
GRAHAM FIOUR-Per 100 pounds, ~.
HAY-Prairie, 50 per toni milleli $l2 per
| ton or SO loose.
FIouR-First Patent, $2p0G13 10; Second
| Patent, s2TOlt29l; Extra Fancy, $2bOGAIOi
| VA .cy, S2.35GG2 50; low grade, Oi92.Al.
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Tho Rosadalis Remedy:

Rosadalis Is sovereign remedy for
ALI disease Of the blood, II has ne
equal for the cure Of nervous disor-
ders. Read this;
/ would like TO bear testimony to the
merits OF Rossdalis, by saying that
some eight years ago | WAS totally
prostrated and could get no relief rom
our family physician, but after taking
ono hottie of Rosadans / became en-
tirely restored to health. Inow weieh
Us rounds, but whom hTst TOOK your
medicine / weighed only 1870. l cheer
mlly recommend IL to all, and espe.
cjalIv 10 those afflicted with nervous
S"SiI,tV. MRs. A. A, MARoN,
Baltimore, Md
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pSLsGt BUFFET SLEEPING CARS

Are run by the go. ana NJ" on Night EX-
press from 81. Louis 10 New York daily
wi. out change, In 80 hours,
Best route TO Jacksonville and winter
resorts In the Southeast, The double daily
lines Of parlOr Cars and Palace Sleeping
Coaches by this line from ~. Louis To Gin
clnnati and Louisville, making direct con-
noction at both points with morning and
evening express trains, having Palace ho'
tel aud Sleeping Cars TO Chattanooga, At
lanta, savannah and Jacksonville With
ont change. No ferries or transfers by this
route
The only line running n sleeping Car Of
any description between st. Louis and
Cincinnati,
For Tickets, Rates or any particular ip-
| formation, call on Text Agents olOOnnect
| ing lines, West, Northwest aud southwest,
or In st. Louis mt lOl and lVS N, Fourth 81
| W. W. PEABODY, W. Is. SH ATIUC,
| Presl 4 Genn Mngr Genl Pass'r Agt
CINCINNArI, ONO.
| q. ID. BACON, General Western Passenger
! Agent st, Louis, Mo
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!. ...,nrn An nnTIn1Nn MATrnIAE

Rough lumber, llS,OOi M
a., Vcaiiine. NJ LOO: u native ceiling, 2bJi N
uus wv, foorlng, $500, y Native siding, S'V1'
IA oughceling, l8'5l, o, mn n No..
y 5iHftsarrs-Boss, cypress, A6liV. ~ ~.
,,ssss 00, Nc, / cypresn, 8,l5i nauVe plhs
esa,tl. 4. 6l; native sap s.'l;,, ..,,
POgrB-Codar pestn, psss N'AS s"Sr
tkrHg-per 1000, 400.
ns.,5v nsilas brick, $50 per l,OM
p FAST an PARfs.-Nsw York. Avn mloh'
gan, i,g per barrel, n "a, t,o-4isnd. baEt.
CrMTNT-R ossndale, Iibi For4Sl"' VV''
S's arb pe, FLuEs-About Coo per foot .s
nRAIN PIPE-From lBc per loor
hiebor according 70 sise' M -. h.,r.,.
HIIR-1oat, % per pund'
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Remember the only train running
Ithrough.coaohes and Pullman h0toi
cars through the "Beauiful lnuian
rerritory,n leaves the brick depot eN-
ny night Sleeping car bertns fe'
erved In advance at 800 Meip stree"
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Concert and hop at Shady View Palk
on next Thursday evening. Music Dy
Memo Bros. Band. The grandest lete
OF the season. Lot everyone DO In AZ
tendance,
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shiloh's VitsllvoI IA what you need
for consumption, loss OF appetite, az
giuess, aud all Hymptons OF uyspep-
ala, Price 10 and 10 cents per DoItle'
Sold bv J, l.. williams & Co,
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For dyspepsia and liver compliant
YOU have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shilob's Nitauzer' ~ never
fails 10 cure. Sold by j. h. Williams
z IN
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The Rev. George IL. Thayer,of Bour
bon, Indiana, says; "Both myseli anu
wife owe our lives TO Shll9n,s MIL MI,
sumption Cure" Sold by J' Il WIZ
liams q Go.
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Great reductions In the A,
Wholesale millinery department, All
orders promptly tllod. Il. Bauman'
Ia ELM street, Dallas, Texas.
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which is Very Important. -
Other plsstors are dull and slow.
Benson's Cspcine Porous Plasto i act
nromptly, saving time and suffering
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD.


KANSAS CITY.
KANsAS CITY, June 2'-W eat weaker.
No, 2 red winter, cash, IA bid; June, TX
bid; September, eS o.d.
Corn-No. ., cash, 81; June, 3l1; July
ISL. August, 80 bid
Oats-jpne, SOA asked.
ME Live Stock Indicator reports;
Cattle-Receipt 1906; strong, active and
5nigher;, exporters, 5.25 70 $500 good to
Medium, 4,7O TO 4,95; feeders, 425 to 4 70;
IHoss-Receipts, 1900; hrmer and S
higher, $50 to 3.1j.
Sheep Receipts, 300; quiet; fair to good
muttons, 2,60to S.l5; common to medium,
lOto2.5O.
ST. LOUIS, June "A -Cattle-Receipts,
400; active and higher; good TO choice
heavy shipping steers, 500 TO 6 00; good
Colorado steers, 00to $50; good butchers |
steers, 400 TO 500; mixed butchers stock
S,25 to 425; stockers and feeders, $50 TO |
t,65; grass Texans, $40 TO AGO; cornfed |
Texans, $50 to AIS.
Hogs-Recelptsi S,luU; acllNe ana nrIner, |
o'S SSbseeeS~Receipts, 200; best grades steady
and wanted, but poor stock dull; good TO
choice muttons, S,2j TO 400; common TO me-
dunn, 2.25 TO 800; Texans, l.I6 to 3.2o.
Flour duh and lower; family, 3 6O 10 375;
vhoice, 4. 90 10 4 10; fancy, 4.6O to OOi pat
ents steady but slow, then broke, and I'M
der a strong pressure 10 sell ran down
steadily till at the close II was 10 l-2
S.Whea ai' steady; No 2 red, cash, 99l4 to
70 l-2 closing nominal, $50; July, yS2s TO
O07s closing 055s to 9J34; August, 991s TO
O25z, closed 70; September, l0lb to
1888 closed LOIS
der yesterday; No > mixed, cash, IA to 4i9a;
July, 445z T. %, closing Az; August, 40 10
a59s, closing i5i September, lo}s, closing ii24
bid
24s4; year, 2i1s to 2i5s.
Cornmeal steady, 26O
Wool steady, with a continuous demand at
full prices.
Whisky steady, lib
Provisions quiet and easy ana only JOB
trade done.
Pork 1868
Lard B3714
Bulk Meat-Long clear, $780, short rib,
$40; short ear, $50.
Bncon-Long clear 5.65 to 575i short RIB,
l5.SO 10 5.S5; snort clear, 1929 TO t.lO
AT afternoon board wheat and corn
closed unchanged
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, June 2l-Flour dull and un-
Wheat opened firm, but under rather
. heavy offerings declined "a and closed "a
4 under yesterday; Jane, SEs 70 81, closed
ST.; July, $50 to SyM, closed eol2; August
SOY to sl7s, closed iOsi September, 9i4 to
= Corn in GOOD demand, but nearly the en-.
tire advance OF yesterday was lost ana The
arlet closed u 10 r. under yesterday
cash, IA to 4S2s; June, 4l9s TO 4s3s, closet
47h; July, 5G3s to AIS, closed Al August
i Pork qtiiet at 5to IL lower; cash, 1925 u
Il 1879; July, 20 ~ toI,25i August 1882 T.
Il 1910
. ..tL... frfl,r 4, Ia n %
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bargains In satlns, velyets' .n,,o
dress goods, lawns and every thing
nertalnifig 20 tho millinery and fancy
good line at B. Bauman's, 1Oo EN-
street.
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Read wagons, ph@tons' 0uBgies anu
all STYLES OF vehicles Tor salo !o"i W
Orr, 10 Main street.
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TRAINS PASS DALLAS,

TRAINS PASS DALLAS,
GOING EAST tr. 4 p, DEPOT.
No. 512, 81. Louis Express ,a,..,.a;40 A. *,
l.saVeh Union Depot. ,.... ...... $40 a. nj,
No. lA. San Antonio Tx, arrives 1889 Z, N,
Sc. SA, New Orleans Passenger. $40 r NJ.
10, eSi. leaves Union Depot. ,3.G Y. M
come WEST UNION pKPorl
40, SUI, California Express, arr $40 =, III,
No. SOli California Exprese pvs H:S5 =, N.
l.i%v6S I, n ?. depot .G;ih p, IA
No. SlS, Local Passenger, arr .n;J0 A. ~.
30. SS, L9eSl PASSENGER Tvs. 1910 z. N.
No. lSS, San Antcnie Express, yves
HoS sos .saG az run between E iSiyt Wcrl
and Now Orleans daily Nos. Isl
and i5S connect o. Fort Worth with traiuA
to and from Colorado, Nos. Sel, 500 ARD
1913 take meals at the Union depot.
Double daily trains 10 New Orleans
The Texas 4 Pacific Is III miles the short
est route TO New Orleans
Solid trains lei PasO to 81 Louis Also
Dallas to San Antonio, etc Fast time,
| tlrst.class equipment, sure connection
! See That your ticket reads VIA the Texas
| Il Pacific Hallway
Passengers booked to and from all
points In Europe via the "RED STAR
steamship line, plying between New York,
! Philadelphia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and
the "AMERlCAN' steamship line between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates nN(
all required Information, call on or address,
h 4 TURNE
Ticket Ag't, COS Main street, Dallas, Tex
II. p HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
weston, Texas,
w. II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas
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MoNry. sToCKs AM BONDS.

NEW York, June 2i.-Mouey on call
easy al 1 FER cent; prime mercantile paper,
iO6 10 500; foreign exchange dull, nut
steady, iS5 for 6idays and as for demand
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VerpooI, dull.
rTON STATEMENT.
PORTS

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports from all United States ports thus
far this week: Great Britain, 1851; France
| 5,59; Continent, 5,OS3. Stock at all Unitsd
States ports: This day, 49,, $50; this day last
! year, S52,5G4
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Ladlos don't miss the sale OF hats
and hornets tomorrow az baumah II
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The cheapest gloves ana o'rsc's
the city at Bauman's'
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TWO DAILY TRAINS
70 WASaIEaIUa N 28 HOUR.
0 RALL iMQHE !. e HOURS,

This is hours quicker than the fastest
time by any other line
TIE Day Express runs entire train, con-
slsls Of Day Coaches and LuXurlant Parlor
Cars from 81. Louis 10 Cincinnati aud Lou
isyille. The Night Express has Shoppers
through without change. No other line
from ~. Louis offers double daily through
Irnin nerYlcn 10 tho NAtiOnnl NnpllAl
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vNDE-
RfJNAN
.Istrnsth.
.ertisenient
10 luQair-
10 'dCnce
contrary
Y !uOys@
u&
Mo-
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Ches Z Ohio 2da. q
Chic G. Atom, lSb'
Chic 6AHonprdllO
Chic, Bur, Is q .l2b
Chi. e. l.. & NO,
Chi. BkL,A Pitts 4
o. 81. L. 4 p. pfd ~
Cleve, y, 4 ON, w
Cleve,, O., Q, al. 80
Delaware & Hud ~
Del, LACK, a W. lOl
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LINERpooI.

vo,,rus Opening Closing Closing
1l0' no To-day. To-day, Yesterd'y
a -
June-July ,.......... 6 80 $40 10 IS $40
July-Aug is 40 ga 10 ~ Clio 10 i5 $40
aug Sept b Y GiG B a 60 Is ~ SO
rept. Oct lis ~ $40 5 I3 $40 Ii 40 $50
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4 7 IOA


BEAUu
days N
naneut an
ten Dan
IL alfeA
reserve u
q 10 thaM
~
cut FTeno
.ri0us inEre
urethtmoa
trlaiwWn1
us efcA
iaitlcpn9
price tlA
/ NHNHn
st-N,E
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-UEssEa
rlug,sui.
sternity,
prostrato
1psy dia-
yervtAing
stomach
ons, belts,
lor cut
can Ned
DrQ5cents,
ghich cure
ut home,
.iG Broad
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TlnnIc Mnnagor, GaIveaton. Texaa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-03-06
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.
what Was Done "n the Fifry.ninth
1pay Of the Session.


In the Senate the substitute for
Assembly bill, consolidating county
Offices, passed unanimously.
The Governors veto of the Militia
bill was considered, and the bill passed
over the veto by vote of II to 2.
Bills to promote agriculture and to
provide for the maintenance of the
militia. passed; also bills to provide for
building State Printing Office, and
relating to sureties ON official bonds.
Senate bills fixing commission for
collecting certain taxes; to provide for
the preservation of fish in the waters OF
the State; and to prov ide for the con-
troll and management OF the State Agri-
cultural Society, passed.
In the Assembly memorial relative
to the abandonment of Walker Lake
reservation, passed.
Senate bill concerning sureties on
official bonds; fixing the salaries Of
county officers; providing for the gov
ernment of the State Prison; and re.
lating to trespass of swine, sheep and
goats, passed
Assembly bill for the better preser.
walton Of roads and highways. and Sen.
ate bill TO protect creditors. passed.
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%. ~. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. G. II. II. R.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town Of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same
or on business relating thereto, should be ad
dressed tc the undersigned at San Francisco,
At the c. T. r. X. office where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the com.
pany, without having bought or leased the same'
are also notified TO attend to the matter without
ielay and avoid trouble.
nolo u. n. HASKELL.
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gh< se Sun.

An Independent Newspaper OF Democratic
Principles but not controlled by any Set of
Politicians or Manipulators; Devoted to Col
lecting and Publishing AL the News OF the Day
in the most Interesting shape and with the
greatest possible Promptness, Accuracy and
lmpartiAlity; and to the Promotion of Demo
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs Of Govern
ment, Society and Industry.
RATES, BY MAIL, POSTPAID.
DAILY. per $6 %
DAILY, per Month. 50
SUNDAY, per Year. I 90
DAILY and Sunday. per Year. %
WEEKLY. per Year. I 90
Address. THE sun, New York City.
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m0nO n00in presents giren array. Send
age OF goods of large value,
that will start you in work that will at once
bring you in money faster than anything else
in Ameri,a All about the 5000, 900 in presents
with each box. Agents wanted everywhere, of
either sex, Of all ages, for all the time or spare
time only, to work for us at their homes. For
tunes for all workers absolutely assured. Don't
delay. II. HALLETT l. Co Portland, Maine.
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With commodious and well furnished room.
or families or single individuals.
Charges moderate
LAY BROTHERS, Proprietors
Golconda December "a, 1888 "a A ,"ss Il
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Visitors at Golconda will find here the mos,
commodious Baths in the State, supplied witt
running water from natural springs, whose
waters contain wonderful medicinal properties
The best remedy known for rheumatic and
kindred complaints.
Attached to the Springs is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-22
EtelV clip seenlinQ 10 cut Beotrtce's heart

"Oh, my poor little boyr' she cried. "My
little shorn lamb! Oh, it was cruel, too
cruel, A cruel, wicked mother | am to you,
my pet" She Rugged the boy, and bewailed
the loss Of his curls-a loss which the late
proprietor appeared to, view with intense sat-
isfaction. He was experiencing anew sensa-
ton, and at every age new sensation is a
matter Of great interest.
Presently something seemed to stir Bea.
trice into great animation. 'Motherr' she
said, "mother! Listen my pet. say after
me, mother"
He smiled his little smile. pursed up his
lips, and made for the first attenpt, a very
fair imitation of the word The tears
streamed down Beatrices cheeks She kissed
the boy npassionately Say it egain--say
it always she cried, 'lroth4r mother,
mother .,r -,
The little autocrat, being in high good
temper, consented TO humor her, and all the
way to London Beatrice taught her boy the
new, vord-even' made him diuiy compre-
bend that it was in future to be the title OF
the person whom his lispng Tongue had I'M
til now only given the name of Bee, Bee, or
some such infantile rendering ot tina style by
which he heard her addressed.
The comfort which his read ines5 to catch
up, the new word brought to Beatrices heart
almost compensated for the regret she felt at
the ruthless deed which had been done by
the scissors. 81
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CHAPTER xxi.
HARRY LEARNS A NEW WORD.


I am infotmes, by those who ought to
possesses great virtues MS an elevator Of both
morals and character, That, apart from
any sordid consideration or miserly joy, it
enables man to face with greater courage
the smaller ills and annOyances OF life, rem
deis him less liable 10 many temptations,
teaches him TO regard his fellow creatures
with more aifectionate eyes, and generally
TO acquiesce in the wisdom of the arrange
mont which made the world as it is. If this
he so, the universal desire 10 grow rich may
have for its handspring the noblcst motives
As in nine cases out of ten n woman holds
money in far greater reverence and awe than
man does, the possession Of such a balance
should be to her doubly gratifying and
elevating. With money woman is a power
1t was the weak concession, begun years ago
for mans selfish ends, completed to-day for
the sake of justice, that woman has any
right to hold property at all, which has led
up to the demand for womanhood suffrage.
Beatrice had very large credit balance
In the hands OF the family bankers. Messrs
Furlong, Stephens, Furlong, Seymour & Fur
long, an establishment which, for the sake of
breyity, and on account of its antiquity, was
commonly known as tho Blacktown Old
Bank. 1t was very large balance; so large
that it annoyed Horace and Herbert to think
Of its lying at the bankers. With their
praiseworthy regularity the trustees had
every half year paid their niece's income to
her account at Messrs Furlongs, and as
Beatrice did not spend one-tifth Of it the
money bred with its proverbial fccundity.
Until their niece came to stay with them
the Talberts had, without even consulting
her, invested all surplus income in good
dividend-paying preference OF debcnture
stocks, chosen because they only paid four
per cent.r-no well-advised borrower should
think o. offering more than four per cent
Doing 70 creates mistrust. During the last
year Beatrice had asked them to let the
money lie at the bank. SO at the bank 1t
was, as Horace said, not bearing a fraction
Oh insktest' n v3ed him to ~ G& MAsa
Only At .Ghylsrnias be had. gcpssnstspted
Win hSr. Ybus ara simply hAAnGJ our
frienls,- -several memberso Of tho elongated
firm ljv8d ID the neighbo rhoSd "a handsome
yesrlv present Paying one IL their clerk
salary. In fAtV. nj t'Si tSt ~ - fsiln
IHFsrhaps that was why Mr.. Stephens was
SO Attentive b ME at dinnerl last weak, " said
Beatrice placidly.
sob, DeHssasei les . mere nothing to
\ thSn. But why tshdlild they havS your
MONEY Tor nothing. and lend n out at ssven
or eight per cent r, 80 -n.!h,'
Beatrice could give no reason. She simply
said she wished II to remain as II was for a
while. Horace and Herbert began TO wonder
II she had afoot any scheme for endowing a
hospital, or restoring the pegish church.
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slthisk Z sh&u kiltvo,sy

Huiist shfu kafpouf
The pan knew .he meant IT. hs threw
himself intd chair, aqd laugh ed 90 Fnfully.
''Oc,he y hs said, E'lJt IA 10 to bnainess"
''Yes. Business is tho only question be-
sween us now"
''Sit down. can't talk to you while you
stand up there. And I've lots 70 say"
.Ts show how little shs feared him she
SsN@,n he ah!. ITO come Il tie pint.
what proposal have you to make' I'm your
husband, and with all your put-on pride and
carelessness, you know I've got the whip-hand
- Be ent Ilopio&}at him and bsain won
dered hbts she losAd have ever loved this
ruflian
~ will do this" she said. 'On certain
conditions viii give you one-half Of my in
Gomez -.., -r,.,
Sand how much may your income bef'
1.-TWO thousand five hundred q year, am
sold.'
'You lie," said Hervey coarsely. at il
Beatrice flushed She half rose from her
at, then nsfufzeA. 70 -it without trosb3ing
% reply.
s'Take it for arguments sake it Is So" said
DE man. snow Tor the conditions"