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r. W. 8. Folk & Co.. u.rra,n..

81 feet front on Main street. 6ne business loca-
ton, $500 per foot.
avenue, 500 per front foot.
50 to 90 feet ON Main street below the Iron
front building at $500 per front foot.
IL, l0O feet on Helena avenue near Main street, II
1870 feet on Helena avenue, corner. At $3.50 pc,
sozlsS On p Main street at 500 Der front foot
-Four lots in Northern Pacific addition No 1,
ne 1n fat M az S pes 4t;o $50
rs fest on corner Central addition for 5000.
Northern Pacific depot, at $12 per front foot.
50xl0O choice corner Beattie addition, price
501l4o choice corner, Bassett addition. price
six choice lots in Jockey addition from $500 to
s. fest on Edwards street. ne.r Main At $3.50 pc,
Soe feet On lower Main street from SIS to $50
per front foot: choice property
tor the i isw sprs u ''e'0 n'
eo acres in' Dc the city limits plated at $780,.
TIr,e choice lota in Cox addition at bedrock
One lot in Northern Pacific second addition.
lOOxllO on Eighth avenue, price $4,000.
100 feet corner Knight street, Hsuser addition.
at $50 per trout foot.
Several choice locations on the Hausee boule-
ward, in Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$4,000-Two-story frame, eleven room. closets
and cellar, water in house and yard; terms 5000
Ills pscpssss rents Ser is per month. '4'''
$2,D0-One story frame. five rooms and bath,
closets ard cellar. water in. house and yard, on
lot 41x14O; inquire for terms.
Ss.5Oo-Iwo-story, frame house. ten rooms,
bath, closets and cellar, water in house and yard.
lot i6k7 xl4O: inquire for terms.
Ss,5OOO-Iwo-story frame house. eight rooms,
Ss,5Oo- Two-slory frame house. six rooms.
forms 81. 800 cash. balance long time.
$1,000 each; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
houses terms $500 cash balance to suit.
$500 One-story, Eve-room frame. watsr in
yard; terms $500 cash, balance to suit.
SO SS;toGaight-room brick house: water in yard.
dition; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
S3, "GO--l Our-l DOM frame house on Madison
avenue. water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
s! ,0Oo-Two-story frame house, six rooms and
bath closets, etc., west eide; terms $500 cash,
balance to suit.
$4,2oo-Two; story frame house on Clark, street.
$i,0o Two franc houess ON Ewing etreet: No.
five rooms cellar "a ed closets No
terms 81 200 cash. 81. 100 two years. : Per cent.
$3.eOO-trame house, seven rooms, water in
tho yard. lot 50x140s terms. $500 cash; balance
81 ,eO0-One-stoFy frame house. i've rooms, two
lots fenced eeparata, size OF lets 1OpxI40 in
Northern Pacific addition No. 1. water in yard:
special inducements will be made on Great
Fails and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
for plating always on hand.
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b. II. Floyd-Jones. Atlas Block.
BARaAINs.


100 feet, . corner. Hasuer boulevard. NORTH
front, $500.
100 feet, Hauser boulevard. south front, s. $50
so feet, corner of Laurel and Choteau streets,
Syndicate addition. north front, $500.
SO feet corner Of Jocelyn and Wilder streets,
$500. Syndicate addition.
800 feet. Syndicate addit;o $4,000. Easy terms.
200 feet. Syndicate addition, $1,000.
80 fset on Helena avenue. fronting north, $1,000
1909 feet on the east eide. near the railroad,
$500.
Property on lower Main street suitable for Inn
mediate improvement, price and terms upon APP
plication.
200 feet Of property on Center street At reason
able figures.
Lots in the Syndicate addition. largo list from
BIZ to $25.
Lots in the Ames addition, FL to $l6.
Lots in the Bellvue addition, SIS 10 SO Dor
foot.
Lots in Hotel park, price and terms ON apppn-
cation.
Largo list Of acres inside and outsids The city
limits at reasonable prices.
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'FRISCO'S CHINESE NEWSPAPERS,

Not Printed From Movable Type-The
Lithographic Process Used.
Walter D. Ferris an old New Yorker, but
for years resident of San Francisco. while
sitting in the reading-room of the Fifth
Avenue hotel yesterday, chatted about Chi
nese newspapers in California. says the
New York Star. "There are two of these
unique publications. he said, land both
are published in San Francisco. They are
not printed with movable type, but by the
photographic process. The Wa-Kee is edited
by one Tee Jen. This gentleman works
from early morning until long after dark
painting Chinese characters with chem
ical ink on specially prepared sheets of
paper about the size of sheet of
legal cap. As soon as one of them ia
covered with characters, it is handed
over to one of the photographers, who trans
fers the writing to the stone. That work
completed, the stone is affixed to a simple
use when the art of printing first came into
vogue. There it awaits it's companion
stone, the press being largo enough to &C
commodate two stones.
This work goes on until four stones have
been made for the four pages of the paper.
Wnen Tue real Work OF pruning the sheet
commences. Strips of paper the requisite
width are cut, and one at time an impress
sion is made on them by the stones. The
process is very slow and tedious, for as soon
as sufficient number of papers has been
stricken off, the labor has to be gone all
over again in order to print the other side
of the sheet. Owing to the peculiar
construction of the Chinese language,
only 5000 words are sufficient
to cover the four pages of the paper.
and convey to the readers great amount
of information. The other paper published
in Frisco is the Ton Fan-Son 30 (Chinese-
American newspaper. The Office and para
phernalia of this paper are the same as the
other, only that the title appears on the
last instead of the hrst page. Mun-Kee, the
editor of this paper, started it in 1876. He
has the advantage over his rival in that he
speaks the English language fluently. His
paper has circulation of $50 copies, over
which he has to work three DAYS to Get
the4 into the hands of his readers. Neither
of these papers has any political or religious
devoting its space to recording
news and answering correspondents. The
average Chinaman ia very economical. and
his tendency leads him to try to borrow his
paper rather than buy one him
self. If it were not for that fact the two
papers would have more extended clrcula-
tiOn
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"Jack Frost"

A character known for ages, and one
whose habits, though somewhat deprecated
at times, are as regular as that of on,
Rrandfathsr's clock. He is said to be al
ready at his pranks dgain and causing
much uneasiness that something may be
''nipped" before the proper precautions
are taken to keep him at bay. Such ex-
periences remind us that soon preparations
will want to be made for trips to warmer
climes, where Jack and Old Sol have had
their bout long since, and the latter left in
fullposseesion of the field.
The Minneapolis l. st. Louis railway is
the direct line Hot Springs, Ark. Colo
winter resorts. For full information call
on any agent of that company. or address
C. NJ. Pratt, q. T. 4 r. A., Minneapolis,
Mimi
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W. T. Coz. Gold Block. oa.r.,

W. L. Coz. Gold Block, Oaers,
Choice lets in the Amss addition At I'll p,
front foot
fine variety Of lots in ths Syndicate addition
from So to Sl4 per foot.
Choice lots in the bradford addition ct varioul
prices.
Blocks in Highland Park at % 500 for choice.
fine block In Brooke addition, fronting on
Hauser boulevard. ct SIS per front foot.
. A fine selection of lots in HauseI addition from
822.5O to $40 Fer front foot
Desirable lots in Lockey addition. near Helen,
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent bargains in Richmond Hill.
Some very desirable hahn strest property Il
reasonable priCes.
Two hye room houses. nsw, ground boxlS. q
"a 200 each. easy terms.
Tweive-rc ON house near business esnteg. ground
u2x1O0, for q, 800.
Several now deeisab!e residences.
1hres:etnry brick building rents for S2S ps1
month, for 81 600.
Forty .crss inside city limits, very desirable
Fifteen acres adjoining city 1t about one-hali
price OF adjoining Lsoperty.
acres Just outside Of city limits. suitable fos
plating. M
20 acrss mar town. very desirable and at satis-
factory prioa
5000 seres in ai5sssnt tzass nsaz Hslesa iron
$50 upvasdA
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w,,.o. . Co, Bailey Block. onsr:

Wilson b Co, Bailey Block, Oner:
leo acre ranch, good water supply. $1,000.
480-acre ranch. good buildings. fences. ete.,
Sl.50O.
2,SO0-scre ranch with good hay land.
l2a head grade cattle, ~ head valuable horses.
~&l6.uOO.
l6O-acre ranch, near town. good water right,
per cent. guaranteed on investment for five years,
$1ROOO.
30 acres Immediately adjoining East Helena
townsite. suitable for plating. $500.
LOTS
30 feet lower Main street. $500.
100 feet, corner Grand avenue. S1.25A
LIS feet, warehouse property. Gallatin street.
$1,000.
so feet on North Ewing street, $500
100 feet, corner Logan and Eighteenth otroeta,
q. AGO.
40 feet, Shilani street. sci psr foot.
l25 feet, Anles' addition, Sill per foot.
100 teet, corner Hansen addition. 5000
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STOCKHOI DERs' MEETING HEANNUAL
meeting vi the stockholders of the Wet
* the secretary Of the company, room 20s Power
block: Helena, Montana, on Monday the 18th
day OF october. 1880, at O'Clock p. m. for TIE
The ensuing year. and for tho transaction OF such
other busj""ss as may properly come hefors the
meeting. Ii. u. HOWELL,
- Secretary.
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Dated Helena, Oct 1st, 1850. : 0A- "

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TINE FOE
~ registration Notice is hereby eiven thas
the time for the registration of the names Of tbs
qualified electors in election district No. Three,
Montana, prior to the general election to be held
on Tuesday the fourth day Of November. A. ID.
1890. for the said county of Lewis and Clarke
day Of October, 4. ID. 1890. =.
The names Of the several precincts or polling
are Is follows: No n, Kessler's precinct; No. ia
Mouth of Nelson precinct; and No 20. Eutl9
precinct. =, ,,,.,,
Registry Agent, Election District No. Thrse.
Enwis and Clarke county, Montana. ~
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wheeler, " ord q Gu. e List,

wheeler, " ord y Co.'S List
LOTS.
200 fest in Ames addition, $l1 Per foot
100 feet in n. +. addition, el2 per foot.
SO feet on Madison avenue Tor q, 400.
100 feet in Ming addition. &12 per foot.
leo feet in N. ?. addition No. for SITS.
20 feet on Shiland street for u 600.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each, SO cash and q
per week.
ACRES.
n acres near Rrcadwater Hotsl It 500 psr
acre.
HOUSES.
Resids nce in Hs7ser addition. 5000.
Keeiaence in Bradford addition, 5000.
Residence in Hoback Il Cannon addition. o..
NO
Reaidence in Syndicate addition, $4,000.
WHEELER, WORD 4 CO..
Is and II Gold Block. Helena.
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NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN THAT F. X.
~ Gasselin is no longer a member of the part
Works, he having Withdrawn from said firm and
is in no manner hereafter authorized to transact
any business for said firm or to collect any debts
responsible Tor any debts contracted in the name
Of said firm by said Gasselin. The business Of
said firm will hereafter be conducted by o. r.
Smith and Win B. Edgar.
WILL B. EDGAR,
q. +. SMITH.
Tlafa1 Halona Ocx 1ek 1901
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REAL ESTATE
Arnitage Z Platt

AFmitago & Platt
ACRES.
$50 psr acro, 100 acres nine miles from city.
$40 per acre, 50 acres cloee to city.
$50 per acre, 100 acres five miles from city.
$50 per acre. 500 acres six miles from city.
Several large lnches, first class In all respects
great bargain.
LOTS.
$3.50 per front foot. 81 lots in Hsrshdeld addi.
ton. ~
$50 per front foot. corner Montana avenue asd
PhCrrix aveuuo.
$50 % $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
'dit.on. H.
SIS per frcnt foot, onc-f u block in Do LAGs
addition Warren street
$500 ewe 4, three lot ON strset. Easteely
addition.
GA OO0-A choice bLincas lot; adiojns Montana
National bank.
SIS per II It foot corner Twclfth avenue md
VIZ .ren street.
$50 Ler front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard
6S,,,5o-Euu l. on Sixth avenue, inside Hoback
street.
$4,000 Improved property paying 500 pcr
v ettl
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NOT .CE To C,tEL TORS-ESTATE OF L Vi
~ Is. Vi els, d. ceased. - 4,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
uinistratrix Of the estate of Levi B. Wells, de-
ceaeed, 10 the creditors OF, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them. with tho necessary vouchers, within fonr
month. after the firtt publication Of this notice.
to tbs said admin. tratrix ut Helena, Iawis and
Clarke county, Montana, the came being tho
place for the Transaction Of the hnsixoso o& eaid
estate. LAURA j. WEIIA
Administrators Of The estate OF Lsvi b. Wolls 4
ceased. ~ - u J
Dated Helena, Mont, Bent 4. -.
First publication Sept u 1ooo.l
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VIM. NJ uth's List.

W m. M uth'S LIST
40 acres Montana avenue property.
24O acree choice West End property:
l00xl25 Bradford addition. corner, $500
eco front feet Syndicate addition. $il per foee,
800 front feet Seylner Park, IS per foot.
Ono block. Highland Park. choice. $500
1OOx22S Hauser avenue front, $500.
100x15O belle sue addition, $1,000
25xl2a Main street front, corner, 5000.
1CO1laO Eighth avenue and Idaho, 5000.
80 acres at $40 $1,000
Residence in Parser addition, $500.
Residence in Bradford addition, $4,000.
Residence in Bradford addition, $500.
Residence in Hoback ard Cannon, $500.
Residence corner breckenridge and Gem
$500.
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The present congress added 50 per cent to
the cost of living by passing the Mckinley
bill. See that the next congress does not
add SO per cent more. The way to do it 10
to register and turn down the men who
passed it.
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Ladies' white merino vests. bound and stitched
With silk pearl buttons. great bargain 1t So. q
Fowles' Cash Htoee.
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EORRENT-FURNISHE ROOMS
EoR RENf~as BRECKENRf6GE STREET
furnished rosms with use Of bath and
FOB RENT--TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN
elaoern fat in section three.
OR REAT--THREE FURNISHED ROOMS,
eMlaDle for housekeeping. Sz7 Pine street.
ok EENT-PLEASANT FURNIs ED
- ha1S ont room with crate. on first floor. and use
FOR RENT-RooMs FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
yenience. Sixth avenue ana Davis.
kOR RENT-ROOMS, FURNISHED AND
uu UNFINISHED, for Light housekeeping. Ga
Hollsns avenue.
FOR RkNT-LARGE FURNISHED ROOMA
near nam street. Inquire OF e. + Kemp
TOR RENT-THREE HANDSOME FRONT
Ben Harris
FOR RENT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
- rooms ct reasonable rates, Harvey block
9rand street Next door Hotel Helena
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
on suite or single Inquire ut No. 81 Park
EOK KENT-L1KGE FURNISHED ROOMS
anu board at u per week. III HOWE street.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE
= or en- suite, cheap. 2l2North Rodney.
nor RENT-NlCELY FIRIsHED ROOMs.
Alden block. opposite court house.
FoR RENT.TWo LARGE FURNISHED
rooms at e North Benton avenue
TOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM. FUR
:, nish' q. with use o. bath: no 9th + lcdgeEA
No. orth Ewing.
FOE KENT-DWELLING
FOR RENT-sIX- ROOM HOUSE on FIFTH
= avenue. vs. per month. Armitage h Piatt.
FOR RENT -EIG HT-KOOM FURNISHED
house. Inquire at S26. Fifth avenue.
Tor RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE. ALL
dress 7. 0. box 1863.
FOR INDEPENDENTLY FURNISHED
Z house. all modern conveniences, with bath.
Inquire at Cos Warren street.
FOR RENT-ONE NEW EIGHT ROOM
= house with bath room. Three rooms fur
nished for housekeeping. Chandler Il Heath, "A
Edwards street.
E'oR RENT-FURNisHED HOUSE. SIX
Hem lock street, west side. +. y. Van Gorder,
2D9-2lO Power block.
TOR RENT-FURNlSHED HOUSE. FOUR
y rooms and hath, hot and cold water. In
Quire 733 Ninth avenue.
FOR RENT CORNER HOUSE IN SUNRISE
AolIaCts COTQeE 0lXto 0vouU0 AuU LAWS
street.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE ON
y Clark street. Inquire 4SS Clark street.
TOR RENT-SMALL HOUSES FURNISHED
for light housekeeping. Apply to No. lis
Cutler street. corner Warren street
DOR RENT-TWO SEVEN ROOM BRICK
dwellings on Eighth avenue, near motor
line. Inquire at Office Of fau.sen & Mcdonnell.
Pittsburg block.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS HOUSES.
LlOR RENT-BRICK STOREROOM ON
IL Clore street, near Edwards street. SIS; two
rooms second floor $40; three seyen-room houses
on Lincoln avenue at $40. H. b. Palmer, room
Is, Merchants National bank building.
FOUND.
N(o@e~~~o ss~.N@e.e.e.ese@~~
IHOUND-A CHECK ON THE TRAIN FROM
u Butte. Inquire this office.
70 LoAS;,,~
C10 O00 TO LOAN ON FURNITURE
W1V,VOV pianos horses and other securities
No delay. Montana Mortgage Loan Co., 200. 30
Power block.
IINU LOAN BY Il. B. PALMER. SEE ADVER-
L tisement ON the fourth page.
REAT, ESTATE
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I.cIehN Real Estate and building ASsOcta.
ton.
Fsrher, B. Rccd, Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block
AGO lots neaE city limits 500 each; So cash and
So per week.
200 lots near Northern Pacific depot, Slc5 each;
S. cash aud So per week
20 lots in Northern Pacific addition No. g $3.50
each; SIS cash and $3 per week.
Five lots on Eighth avenue. 500 cash and $2S
par month.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
L judicial district of the stat of Montana, in
and for the county OF Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter of the estate of James c. McDor nal
deceased: q der to show cause why order Of
sale Of real estate and shares of mining stock
should not DO marie:
Chas. Watson, tho administrator of the est .te
of James G. Mcdonnell. deceased, having fled his
petition herein praying for order of sale Of all
the rca! estate OF said decedent and 800 shares
Of mining stock bel nging to snd decedent, for
the purposes therein Get 10 tn.
1t Is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
court that all persons interested in the estate Of
! said deceased appear before the sad distr ct
court on Saturday. the sth day Of NovemIor,
1880. ut 10 O'clock in the forenoon Of raid day. ut
the court room of sail district court. at the court
house in Helena. county of Lewis and Clarke. to
show can,e why an oreier should not be granted
to tho said Cha Watson. as ad ninistrator afors-
said, TO sell AL Of the real tate Of the fad de-
Mining and Reduction company.
And that Il copy Of this order he published at
least once week for fonr successive weeks in
the Helena Daily independent . newspaper
printed and published in sid Lewis and tlarks
county. WILLIAM II. HUNT,
Judge
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NOTICE Ib HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIM
~ tine for the registration of tho names of the
qualified electors in election district No. two in
the county OF Lewis and Clark and state Of Nom
tnns prior to the gene, al election, to be held On
tuesday, the fourth day OF November, A. ID. 1850,
for the said county of Lewis and Clarke. will ex.
pire at ten o. clio k p. m. ON the fftee nth day o.
October, A. -. 1880.
The names o. the several precincts or polling
places embrac d in said eloe!ion district No. two
are as follows: Tho Fourth, Fifth. Sixth and
Seventh wards of the city of Helena. and Good
wins and Valley, containing precincts No. Z, g.
o. 10. II, II, Is. IA, % and "a
g. P. KINNEY,
Registry Agent. Election District No. 2, Lewis
and Clarke county. Montana
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Eelena kca, Estate ana Building A..oc,a.
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Dated O. tober 9th, 1890.
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0se small-paned glass doors all sorts OF
ming things CLEAN. This have noticed:
steak broiler is curiously elaborate and
orative in its patterns, according with
I, ID for the kitchen. In my walks. see
a and women putting off their wooden
es at house doors and stepping in stock
ed feet into the living room. A fanciful
son might connect the fact with the
ssulman's custom at mosque entrances,
with the practical Dutch it is not rev.
nee for the household gods SO much as
earnest striving to keep the kitchen
III.
breakfast in Hoorn is matter of state
ceremony. l have not vet been able to
sfy myself whether the manner in which
vrouw spreads the table is her usual Gus
]. or is adopted through a conservative
itation at trying to learn the real wishes
! person whose Dutch is at once barbar-
and limited. In either event, the row
alcohol lamps in old Delft ware which
1,tches across one whole side of the table
Id hardly be paralleled out of the Meth
,nds. Over one lamp the coffee is kept
over another the tea, over third there
hocofate, and the fourth and fifth pro-
Q respectively for boiling milk and for
odd little table kettle, in which one is
ected to cook for ones self the matutin-
Eggs which are brought to the dining
N in the state in which they were left
the hen. The Dutch bread is as good
ono finds anywhere in Europe, quite
al to the Partisan and much better than
average in Germany.
he coffee and bread which satisfies { he
nchman and Gerrnan-who agree if in
hung else in their morning meals-is no
akfast for the "heartier'' Dutchman.
bese in two or three different stages of
ness is added, dried beef, probably wurst
almost certainly the small dried fish
sd ekat, which all Holland eats at all
es and which women often carry in
ir pockets az small boys carry apples.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-12-25

now have ventured back to England,
drawn by the longing | felt TO see you
ali. But tell me of my father and moth
er. They are well. trust?"
AYE. but Sir Humphrey has forbidden
that your name be spoken in the house
under pain of his severest d!spleasure,
and would have you turned from the
gates should you appear there. On, dear
Hal, how could you go against his wishes
and side with that impostOr?"
because, forsoOth, / never believed
aim one until after his own confession TO
King James; nor would you, Margery,
could YOU have seen him and heard his
voice Never was there so fair-spoken a
man. or one better fitted 10 lead men by
the nose, You know the Taunton maids
were all carried away by his comely
countenance.
ayes. alack! and suffered sorely for
their devotion, poor wenches, But happy
am |, Hal, TO hear you acknowledge your
folly"
"YeS. / see now that IL was all a gi-
gantic mistake; but, verify, we thought
we were unfolding the Protestant
religion By fighting for Monmouth.
and now | come all this way TO confess
my error and beg my fathers pardon.
"He will never grant twill never
even see YOU"
"What. Not if thou plead my cause,
fair coz? Try what you can do for me
'twixt now and wassail time tomorrow,
and faith, you shall never regret it,"
Il would indeed | could help you.'
cried Margery. but ! see not how, for
Sir Humphrey always overcomes me with
awe, and | scarce venture to open my
lips before him."
Courage, faint heart! BE brave foI
once, urged Hal "Gain me but an au-
dience and the rest will do myself"
The girl shook her head doubtfully,
| but, as the pleading eyes looked implor-
| ingly into hers. "I-wiIl-try," at length
| dropped slowly from her lips.
That's my own, true little kins
woman"
"But mind, meanwhile you must stay
snug at Dame Creamiy's. If all goes wei
! will meet you at the side door OF the
| Hall just after nightfall, tomorrow. Il
| not, you must away again at once"
1--WE will see: and now, one more kis:
| for good-by. and one FOR my sister Bess
who, | hope, has not forgotted scape
| grace Hal"
"Nay, / think she would be glad tC
| welcome you:" and then Nargery dartet
away, while her heart beat painfully
| when she realized TO what she haC