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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan. ss.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegrain
SAYS.
The stock market here today was quiet
but tlrYu Americans hung about the open
ing level The Aiorgans caused an ad-
vance In SouthernS.
TTntoS almost reached IS. ADacondas
were frr.. a...s t1=lslE7<t or gold .io.pn
came in from Australia 1928 90 OF yssier-
DAYS gold from tbs Cape IL sin undis-
tnsad az
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HRe00nt0ue.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ;s.-wheat Is
unchanged; cargo down from Port Costa
FER Great Britain. Barley steady and
qaiei for sposi prices unchanged oats ae-
i've prices Arm. Spot quotations were:
F'l9ar-Set FOR family extras, AfSss .,
ta Serz extras. s3-<s4
thanksgiving. 81 ID for Ne. and Si-ig,1
f3aEIey-Feed. sl-.5ix&s Is. brewing. nom
inal
oets-poor to fair. szsa1. z7ss: good TO
choice, s. asssi .2zia fancy feed. 81 axl 9Th:
gray, 81 s2igar lie. black for seed. S-0eeai1s,
red. sisazI.ss.
Flour. quarter sacks. e. ssi: Oregon, I. 80;
Washington, 2Sss. wheat. centals. @.IIi;
Oregon. 2.2ie; washington, 80: barley.
centals. ,.ose; Washington. 40; oats, cent
ais, Washington, zzs: Oregon. go: beans,
1915. Oregon, I.is9: onions. sacks. 2ss: bran.
sacks. 202s: Oregon. 1. AS. nlddl.ngs. sacks,
80; hay: tons So, Oregon :; Washi ssts
l5i; wine. gallons 81 go.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady; May. H.G-
Bariey-Sot quoted.
Cash wheat.
Cash wheat-sl.lsK.
Noel and Hops.
oregen. leal.e: Valley. Do; lsaiic Fall:
lambs, 7ssc: San Joaquin plains. sase:
Humboldt. aud Mendoeiao. sgiic.
H0ps-Crop IS. i3slIc.
Call Hoard sales.
wheat-sseady; May, sl.2i.
Barley-Not quoted
Corn-I.arge yellow. si.lo.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING, s2zG2i: bran. sso-5o
al 80 oer ton.
Hay-Wheat. n4a17: wheat and oats. sls
ff41T
Potatoes-Fariy Rose, siioai. Is; river
Burbanks, Tsc1si; sweet. s.. soaai.s IS: Oregon
Vegetables silverskin onions. soaeec:
garlic. SUE: green peas. sue: string
beans. roc per II: tomatoes. siQi.5o per boz:
egg plant I2lxaifsc; chill green pappeTs 40
Sc mushrooms. ieaflsc pei. pound.
F'ruits-Appses. choice 81. common. SOC;
oranges. navels. S5efias0 MEXICAN lines
ons. T5cf2si. q. choice California lemons.
81 5G4f2 NJ. bananas si25Is. 50 bunch: pine
apples S@fi4.5A dozen.
slfs.ec: fancy dairy. anGisic: do seconds. i.
Qfisc: picked i7Gisc; frkln, i7lisc.
t'heese-New, ila1sc: California cream
cheAdar. iialec; Young American. i2dtsc;
Eastern. i2aAsfi7ikc: Western. iaal2tkc
Eggs-Store 2sas2Tc: fancy ranch, s7asc.
Poultry-Turkev gobblers. liaise pound:
TURKEY hsns .s Ia, cid sn r9as hrojess
a.: large broIlers, s50q5: fryers. s5I5 80:
hens, 81 s09i5.se geese, S,t0Sf2 pair: old
pigeons. 81: young pigeons, N.TsI225.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. 81 SEA.
Sterling on London sight. 81
Financial.
silver tars :. :. sos. Drafts sight go. f7sz
Mex. dolls .;7A0fs Telegraph :. - 20
Mining Stocks.
Alta -. -. ....... 3IJustce ... -. go. IL
Andes 80. -. 49,. Is kentuck Con :. =.
T4lehfr -. -. -. Is, MeNscau 90. "a
R4.utsxn Con =. 90. 4lOcci1enfai Con 80. "a
Best Il Belcher :. - Q'Tlhir $500. .
bullion 60. 49,. itbrefman
Caledonia -. ..... 81 i'oto@i ...... IL
Challenge Con 80. IL Savage =. 80. 10
Chaliar -. 80. -. - Seq. BelcSer :. :.
Gcnfderees 49, 49,. s. Sierra Nevada -. q
con. Cat & Va ..i5e Standard -. so
Crown Point :. :. fs1Tfnon Con -. -. "A
Gould & Curry =. - Utah Con -. ...... -
Hale & Norcross 7iYeiiow Jacket $50. Is
q e &c
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pa3e,p erI6Co.
essa-gie Mutual Life building.
Phone Main a3a.

Development work ss now being pushed
on Troubadour and We lock FOR steady
advance In price. Work ON Relate and
Treasury In also being rushed There has
been active demand for Lone Pine and
Tronbadour during the week
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. jan 2s.--Coiton-M Mid
sliings. 6zsc.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan, Is. 49, Cotton
Quiet: middlings, Sac.
60 % e.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Jan. 2s--wheat opened with
out excitement 1sc 10 Nc higher AZ lN'sf
IKE but after little backing and fif.ng
at starting figures II began to yield li,le
20 selling by local spectators The latter
were infilsrned tn take the course they
did owing TO the absence OF any heavy
bnyins, orders from tho outside and The
Indifference that Liverpool traders ap-
peared to have for the strength prevailing
on this side. quotations from there SHOW
ing a decline OF ixat4d. About this time
cora began 10 show sich decided strength
that May recovered from TAc 10 7sisc.
The balls derived some comfort for time
from q London cabiegTem which told OF
severe frost prey aisiag throughout South
era Russia without any snow 10 urossct
the fall wheat. During the latter part u
the session the longs hquiiated freely. and
as the demand dropped OF the selling I'M
creased In volume becoming very large
rear the clc<sa. May sold down to 7eS4c
break OF 15sc from the top price Of the
day. The bears did mo-. dispute the rally
that set IN ON buying TO even up over
Sunday, In the last five minutes May
rose 10 772.c buyers. where IL closed.
Corn opened firm, but yieided quickly on
account Of local selling. Wall street was
buying heavily and the price recovered tn
fraction az the highest figure II had pre-
viousiy ecd ~ this season. but was once
more trampied down by local selling May
closed with loss Of aMAc
Data were treated 10 heavy selling while
the market shared ia the general nervous
ness which attended the trade an the other
downward curse May closed s.Il.c
lower.
Provisions were firm. with the volume II
speculation large Packers did consider
were soon put osIt Of the Nay iSy commits
sion ho,@ee buying and a3vance set In
grain markets developed decided weakness
the Improvement was all lost The range
in lard and rits was sgualL The close was
practically unchanged from yesterday.
wheat. No. g.
Opening. Higness. Lowest. Closing
july july 800. ..is,.sf.s,. 81 s: - $.
Corn. M. 2.
jay Say . .ssl.ss e. g '' q, g.. "a
Oats. No. 2.
1 hiy :: r. r. g. g. 49, 49,.
Mess Pork. per Barrei.
May .. sl0 70 $40 = SO 90 $40 o.
Lard. per 100 Pounds.
1 nay :. ' III s So ' sa: &c
short Ribs, per 100 Po.na..
s hay :. ~ Is s ~ ss. sz
Cash Quotations.
F1ouT~s;easy: winter sfsa5ghtz 3 594
| $40. patents s. %1s, spfsax specials "a zssa
! 4 hard patents. s. ~ - *9fs gstsats.
/ s. ssFff -. SRA .gnsz. g. faa5M
wheat--So. : sprsXg. 49,. Na. spging
| ssss14tzc. Ne. red. ssf1Sc.
! t,rrn-No. g. 31ixe
C'als-No. :, -. No. Whit. % All 4.
@n z ate @g86sSc
Rya-~%8 81 = .tz-.
faYsey~-Na. 2 &@&y#S..
| FtAxass-a-~Nn. !. s. IS.
Timothy SEED Prime. 8 ~
Mas seufk-Per barred. So Iffga e.
IArd-~FeT ie. pounds g. .5ssss 7Elr.
ssaes-- sss,0Ts Tsos t+ass@i ss%ss =
stl0gs.t3eTs-Isrv sS4<H& =xea3. "a = AsC.
/ S8sE-Stiort clear foCxtfz5. g.. -
| wtaskv~ DtsEIssss flashed geg3s. rsf
/ ssll0ss. IL
| Receipts and Shipments.
Re- Sag
/ cetpss mats
/ Etaay. barrels .--.-..~s...-..- - -
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kLo>DfKr VESSELS.

49,
N BAY Sc aa1nfr Tor sale. "a p.se~
~. ssss passengers. buyer csn pay Tor
as seatiue transport Atlun. Trsry
st@iesfts ser, Aes}er way aad Fist zy-
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receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

Dairy Predrrss.
On tssa rg-o<.saes 4zcn&-E@ today :ez but
fer Fssssa ak wss sssSzy. Creamery. -. tx T.
DAIRY EssEsgg.
2s-s~ Steady FyeSss. 80 a4e
Eas.<&-Sssa-y. Cream. ss2-i*1.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The Financier
SAYS: Estimates az TO the amount OF cash
gained By the New York clearing house
banks for the week ending January . were
very much AZ variance wlih the aet1al re-
suits disclosed by Saturdays statement
Treasury figures proved that the opera
tons for tho past six days we're against
the banks by nearly or quite <aaaeso, The
interior movement had bern counted upon
To swell cash totals ahcue seel,s" IN
stead of that. however, the reported gain
was 10 less thau $3.50 80. - which Sal
49, was in the farm 81 sIsecis
OBVIOUSLY this expansion Sioes not repre-
seat exclusively interior receipts. This
conclusion IL borne out by the fact thas
ONE large hank alone represents an In
crease Of n|sriv Ave millions IN gold or
almost 81 per cent. of the total cash gains
crease Of s. Ky. 50 IA loans by al ths banks
brought down she reserves OF some In
siiviiasi institutions. even in ths face x
very heavy gains in tire average surplus
holdings
The deposits owing TO the loan ap3 cash
expansion, show an increase % S2ls3 81,
bringing the total 20 ssSl &c ,5sV a figure
altogether unprecedented. Despite the
increased reserve requirements the sarIssus
Is four and q half millions highr than a
week ago and ~ nSw Ss ~ .1s&
Such a statement forecasts bar ore con
ssfsUa--a continued e8sy mouey market.
accom- "a niFst probably ~ fart h@r mani
fa<tst}ons of tlie expansion whch hss been
n nEufniueyst factor Tor Some weeks past
ssttii the policy - the hanks 81 ore CO con-
ssT1afssrs. and they are rot making ex-
traorflnafy Efforts 80 employ their Surplus
is Rny hgt secure channels TIE spirit ..
dfsrrfr7ssaa tfas against aver~fnsstei cos5Af.
eraF - based On soansie<g judgment ard
while fhe institutions haYs mi prot85es9 on
tl7e present ugrt#s 81 values. tAsy are Ia \
position where tAsy esn direct 20 a large
extent fhe course of future speculation ~
safer directions In she er<ni11 ~ sSnte
efy.ssyx a tive a~sesYs IRE present condition
&c kAe money market - rendering t-yzEsP~a-
ave xesT.s rNarE.s IN axtss4aE tank crxs-
t5r~s a. applied "a the few an4 ehn o.
r-..tfs.Ns Il az TIT YfrAs carter
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, jan - IsSa
Exchanges at TITS Se8tfse' Tsrx,rra srs-
kAIss and Portland c.ear!ng houses today
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asat-Narke. unchanged; sxgc-s. No.
c.EE1 Sc. Nc ; hlUssseEs. ESr. milling. NC
eiase. sic. No. ass@stsT-, SIC.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Jan. H.-vssat-Cfab. o.,
b4aSssezn, Sssfs+c.
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imports and Exports.
TIE imports ~ v>eese FNss xeex ware
sssS1fs 81 wale ard So 81 IN sfvsr.
Tfee ts4Tporfs Of 3rg ressts aG3 TasrcAA--
tls@ &. tbs port - <=w TryN .5~ see week
~rsrs xa7ue} A. SO ---Sg&
yAg exr~r~es II go52 s11 sa1=e- f~sru tAls
raars - II, countries Co. this week Axxre-
sass 8. essa SO silver bars sd coin. ass4
sss ~ Eo,2.
Th- stock Exchange.
TT4gs sse=S market waR quite srrs~=s-
fs~ s@GaT, go @SscDsEE Was
eg~7ng 81 srses % tha igreggs.ars4v
s. asa. ae.ess3rs rsssFNes s=as-st1s~ eszrs -
ia ASssz1ss cs .ssss3J.etSMg ~. tss1Ana as
ssc4@ @aseh s@D@e&Gtsy @s4 s%~a exv~9g-
szf - fhe t~s<seTs. Ntse AIRED Sever.Esss
saesrx sSsgasxAsss ksrss~-:2y tAere was re-
newn$ xstAe& css y@4zss ~ faF9ssictleg4s -
90 ssnesvegaas9s bank sss texrs@sse azs wsea
sAe Statement aYsg@a~pss Is egws@s Az Fs&cgi-
Eagszsa& by h&An- EsT0rsEss@. E@ss ~ss lie
sxgsaf ssE - - purchase - ~ff-rs %ss&
exrgsaF wNlea gave sz<ars3 agzE - fA@
sex.rg. TSsss wsge Ao<s.f roc<A1-eS-s ~ she
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r Is pr. y. ]. C. IS :. :. lis.
New A., reg 12St4 No. Car. Is ..!Ss
Coup .-. .-iIsS folFs -. ..At
reilrR -. -. .-ils Nc. Pac. lists ...lIs
Coup .saas 1Ht~t7 -. 3" - 49,
Eve. Nss reg >. ..iil@. N.Y.c 6 sta i073s
F!vss oaup ...1Is Nor. & ". Is LIB
District SIS ..-ll4ls y. w et,f'sApas '.ltt'4
AiafGAsSs \ 10. Deb. os LEE
clsss -..ia1 - nav lists ..-'!as-a
Class ...h1 + gaFs .t-.sS's
Currency - ...if9 20. > l.. Ga, : rv+iA
Atchlafss Il . Iha34 Eiyes Z. .-...ius
AdI. IL - 49,. SCI. O. Imp. lists, I. r..
Can So 3fA tIeSa Ftyes { p .....
q & o slss - ~ Pac IS Of 50 80. =.
chi Term. "a 81 Reading IS - -
G l. Ohio Sc ..,fls X. G.. w ists 80 etNs
eli 4 II. iiss ies7a ST. & TMG.5s ifs2.
u = r. @. lists ~ - l.. sFu.ss ~
Fast Tenn. Ists4l94sr s. PC s. r LETS re
Eri@ Gen b. ...i9.Fs Fivess lzlss
FW 4 u lists t.s sS1s So Car. nnr~f3..
Gen r.i~c. Ss .it1t. -, By "a Iis1s
eli Il sA es..Its stan. II. s. 7 ss 80
Twos -. o.. LII Tim. new set 81 Is
II & 4 9. IS ..sT9 r, p. l. G. isss. lSfs7.
con. Is -. ..iie RE- s8s -. -. 49,
Lao. {. is;s . lie T-niog, F-ac. Il ioss.
X r. Con. I. r. ). Up.D. & q lists ~.
x T.. Isl DD-t-r " st. ist 50 .....It5
Ia aew con 4s.IiS Twas 49,. So. 80 gs'z
/. Il y. Uni 81 sg 'W. Shore "a Ills
Mo F>ac. Con - iitss Va Centuries -. -
NJ & * T. Ids. 81. Deferred .-.- 81
Foura -. y. o., So. Wa Cent. lists. s.
stoek.-Haitronds.
A; 1,3s;s+r.4 j. \ I t Central Is.
CO.. z p !; s r.; P'a T.;
c sSsaI rs - " - e g. Nor CIV NJ ''a -. -
Csscs. < Chts 49, go No. am. 90 e. .. =.
ca & Al'on I9 Ne PpacsAc .....- 80
ca o. - : r : III 81 81. oa.s s5 { W
Preferred -. ..iis q i. A. y ... 90. sss
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N..anii-fTf 20 rsfurn 20 kassrisilke forces
ssNss - seG Tor oas>4santA their Waite
~ essfca Cla,fns ofs f>reFssa htn Edo
49, sfeee. several thousand dollars " as
$50 ffyri1 them last reason. title per
"a - Ssw Sors hlgrk.
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yarx- Superior quality pvr u. Na, &e
ss.ss = a&fltssAtS a., xAasAsf =, Ne. I
- ysss4. eseEassar. EsVr III sssss ~
ss,Tesee !oSS s. 81 cedar sAtys,s scsgS s. :,
i -. - .As.A- 80 -.
ED tsssp 81 two sides sa azss l. tgissssss
go ys@4.a leassl4 l. - IS gesti special
EsnsfnS saS psE ~ extra oH@~tsrA nassa.
Ye@,k sss vertical grain, II Peg extra
ss5,sesgsax are&as4 &N1 matched s1SE~4
SECS a,stssgas s-tack sezss. e~sDSa, ss5sss
IL u 2s-gneh Gs@slA FvsaeiaE, No -
6-tusA NnssA g. &&. = s. y 80 <.1as5Eses
rstas.c ~ SfSq ssSsn9 we&EHt GesS los III
"a ESg E4gtavF seSats and sS@asf.sziSss
Faagh s. ssssts : T. ksssssA. ; =
s}NEA fgssx A2aszss I9-3uca ard M Sis-
wa-Aznxt,sr an8 s~s~3sF kssTsssef - tfsAss ?
ssses essvsl s5lek ~ssea't 2" '.& Assf ~
81. ae WxssAss Ms, T. &13 3 80. q
- 80 ~a@ ass : s~-sac@ -
AS. sssss@e ~ra1s ses,.srx. s.9Ss.s F2ssae, -
6sS. 49, SA4aEssS s. S5 standard ssssfsE !. =
& gas ors-gneh anssh - Il Aa3 Is fe@1. -
&Ss. tsseS ssasa, t1sSs. s~s1sr sss*fSss q
! zrs z gc~S s-ks&@s ~ ksSS- sE-
HasE-srssa. 81 IL asss3zsce ~ sFssa- Dr.v'
age. 2~c.
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Timothy sect Prime. s. ~
AfNes rssrk-l'er ~grreS 81 IsFfga e.
EArd-~fser iss pounds. 8. .5sfs Us.
E!8es-- s-s,g~s Tssss t.sosei Ssslzs6 =
ssts0ss.tsers~TsrY s&4SsG stzxea3. s = 2AaC,
ss8es-S11rrt clear flcxt'ss g. -
whisky DtsE1lssrs' finished re83s per
SAzlgss. & =
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She answered auth a fine courtesy.
her to the seat. thought to impress
her with the greatness Of the favor she
asked, SO continued, 1.-THE four other
captives were hung"
She flashed her eyes at me.
"Because they were common scum"
abe cried. Edo you think they had no
soulss"
II don't think they had. madame. 70,
they were the foulest rogues and muir
derers under heaven. The captain 10 q
man Of breeding and may not be ras-
cal, after all. At any rate l have kept
him safe, and we are fond of him now. "
Her eyes filled with tears.
"Oh, forgive mel" she cried. 81 have
sinned in speaking SO to you. May God
bless you for your sparing hand"
The tears sprang to my own eyes at
80 words of her forgiveness.
1T was very little to do It was q
pleasure, stammered Then, "May
take you to your father, Mistress Cas-
tletree2"
She accepted my proffered hand, and
together we went up the avenue and
through the great gate of the house Of
LISTENS
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dame, but without title Perhaps II Is
my brother, the viscount, you would
seer" bowed low after each word.
"Nay. sir, it is the brave cadet. I
hear he captured my father with his
single sword, and took him into the
house kindly, as became gentleman.
che said very softly, looking at me with
wonderful eyes all the while.
"Whatl'' cried. "Are you the rob
Der captains daughter, madamef" And
l fell to staring at her like great frog.
She flushed haughtily at that.
II am Captain Castletree's daughter
yes. Does it offend your ears. my
lord7'
was confused woefully. do you
want to take him away, madamef He
is very quiet and is helping my brother
write verses" Igasped.
The lady laughed merrily at my
speech and face.
81 would like to have him, Sir Cadet,
but l do not want to spoil your broth
er's rhymes. I"
I recovered from my confusion.
"Let us talk it over. You know he
Is prisoner of war" said, bowling
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'iiity cannot bend to pick up their

biiity cannot bend to pick up their
gloves should they happen to fall.
1t did not take me many weeks to
discover that l was deeply in love with
Mistress Castletree. Her other name
was Marion, which both Harry and I
thought very pretty My brother made
verses ahout it and read them to us on
the south terrace. Sometimes my heart
ached that l. too. could not write dane
ing rhymes to bring smiles to her lips.
| looked at Harry through green light
and said all manner of unpleasant things
to him. and for answer he would only
eye me and smile.
One day l caught him by the shout
derive were alone-and cried. "Do
you love her, viscount?"
At first l thought he was about to
say mol" but his face changed and
he cried: "Fie, fie. my dear cadet
And what if DOR
Yes, poor cadet" Kissed. "oh.
but the cadet has sword. and by all
the devils it is not m Easy one to got
beyond" With horror at my words /
turned away. Quick as fash he was
at my shoulder.
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CHAPTER III.

THE RoBBER CAPTAIN 8 DAUGHTER
In few days things had taken on
very much their old faces. Five pris-
oners. being robbers and murderers,
were hung, but out of sight Of the
house. Ny prisoner. whom we called
"the captain, was kept for ransom.
So l told the men. but doubt if
would have let him hang under any
circumstances, for he fascinated me
strangely. He was prisoned in my
chamber and fed from our own table
We took him all manner of books.
which he read with pleasure. Harry,
who was wonderful scholar, far be-
yond anything could hope for, used to
argue with him over Homer and Cesar,
and sometimes they wrote songs to-
gether. Then they would have me in
to hear the songs. which, I must say,
were very learned and not a little I'M
common.
The crops were put in and life went
on in the cottages and fields, as well as
in the house, very much as it had be;
fore the great rcbber raid.
OAo AuOHuAuS WAS ScdLcu Ou StOu6
bench half way down the avenue Of
beeches, dreaming of things which the
captains songs had started in my
brain. when on raising my head l saw
lass tripping toward me up the road.
She was robed in all manner of fine
silks. like my mother on occasions. and
had white gloves on her winter arms.
Merry golden curls fell down from un-
der the great feathered hat.
"By the long sword. here comes that
court lady after Harry" muttered
to myself, and straightway rose and
bowed, hand on heart in the latest mode
She answered with Il fine courtesy.
Are yon the lord cadet of LISTENS.
sir 7" she asked, gazing sweetly.
could 70 now that her face was
wan and her eyes red from weeping.
II am the CADET q the houas. ma.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02
Boxing . Bride. Ear.

In .Lithuania, u province of Russia, it
is customary that the bride'sears should
be boxed before the mar;iara curolnpny
No matter how tender hearted the moth.
or may be she always makes it a point
Of administering q hearty smack to her
daughter in the presence of witnesses,
and note is made of the fact. The
mothers intention is a kind one, though
the custom itself is bad. The reason for
it is to protect the bride should her mar
riage prove an unhappy one. In that
case she will sue for divorce. and her
plea will be that she was forced into the
marriage against her will, and on that
score the verdict of the judge will be in
her favor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02

Gambrel-Oh, I've seen worse riders
than you, but why do you jump up and
let in daylight between yourself and
the horse at every step9
Snaffle-That's all you know about
it. l don't rise from the horse. he
drops down from me. I keep right In
the same position all the time.-Boston
Tt.anscr2ok
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02
CONTINUED
Grain-O Rr1nos Rejief

to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking
is habit that is universally INDUCED in
and almost as universally injurious.
Have you tried Grain-O ? 1t is almost
like coffee but the effects are just the
opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach,
ruins the digestion, effects the heart
and disturbs the whole nervous system.
Grain-O tones up the stomach, aids di.
gestion and strengthens the nerves.
There is nothing but nourishment in
Grain-O. It can't be otherwise. Is and
25c per package
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02
A spoi,ed Child.

what are you crying about no-v.
dearie?o asked the fond mother. us
there something mammals sweetest
wants?"
YES"
"What is it?"
Ill don't know! That's what Tin
crying aboutl" -Indianapolis Journal.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02

"He is the stupidest mamie never
opens his mouth without putting his
foot in it, I" said the young girl of the
clerk who had taken her to the nata-
torium.
Perhaps that is the only way he can
make both ends meet on his small sal
ary, /" remarked the insurance man.
Spokane Spokesman-Rev
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02
To oonsumptives.

AS an honest remedy, Foley's Honey
and Tar does not hold out false hopes
in advanced stages, but truthfully
claims to give comfort and relief in the
very worst cases, and in the early stages
to effect cure.-Gregg s. Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02
The MOST Fatal Disease.

More adults die of Kidney trouble
than of any other disease. When the
first symptoms of this disease appear,
no time should be lost in taking Foley's
Kidney Cure, which is guaranteed or
money refunded. So S1.OO-Gregg s.
Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02

va the B., C. R. & N. Ry., June 20,
July 4 and 10, Aug. and 10,
Sept. and 10, Oct. 8 and II.
On these dates round trip tickets,
good q days will be sold at the rate of
Ono Fare, plus 50, to all points on this
line in Iowa, Minnesota and South Da-
kota, north of and including Shell Rock
and Abbott Crossing and to Waverly.
Tickets at this rate will also be sold to
large number of cities and towns in
Northern, Western and Southern states.
For further information call on b., G.
r. Il N. Agents or address
]. MORTON, G. P. & I. A.,
20wl7 Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02

very touching part. He was saying,
"She gave me little strand of her
hair leaning from the coach window,
and kissed her hand three times and
swore' and at that moment we heard
. noise that would mako the starkest
lDv0 tWene s'hlSs 1SvtlA" Il wes ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02
CHAPTER II.

THE NAddV AVIASAs
What a rumpus there was when
Baron LISTENS. the baroness and the
saTtants returned end found ~ shaksa
- lDll1b ~ ~ S1Ge42 11Delt
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-08-02

Y0II ought to know that when suf-
w fering from any kidney trouble
that safe. sure remedy is Foley's Kid
ney Cure. Guaranteed or money re-
funded Gregg & Ward.