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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14
To PIacate the COIOred Vote

The presidents activity about
the Jim Crow law is just to
concilate the negroes, who are
somewh It off color in their de.
votion to the Republican party
these days MILAN Standard.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14

Mack Green is the proud pos
sesser of a new 1926 plane
which he received for being the
first in Missouri to answer an
advertisement Of the Gage Tool
Co.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14
Spirit of the State Press
No One That We Know Of.

BY the way, whoever expect
ed Wall street to favor Mr..
Bryan for president?-Platte
City Landmark.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14

L. E. Benson, of Texeco,
Texas is visiting brother near
this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14

z j. Alexander, wife and
Master Sterling wentOto Brook
field, Sunday to visit friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14

Miss Lula Hayden spent Sun
day with relatives in Hume
we'll.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14

Mrs. Thomas Bynum went to
Hannibal, Saturday to visit
relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14

Misses Emma and Lilly Col
vert went to LAGRANGE Satur-
day to visit relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14
PBRCHERON STALLION PANAMA.

Is recorded by the American Percheron Breeders and
Importers Association and his record No 355O3 Color
black; crescent Pedigree Foaed Nov s. 1901 bred by
G. Moots of Normal. Ill Known as The Tooey G. Son
horse now owned by Madden Bros Weight 1000,
Pedigree certificate exhibition at the Breeding
Barns of Madden Bros four miles and two
miles west OF Ely aud one mile north of Hassard
Two FINE JACKS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14

KING EDELEN, black jack with white points, 16
hands and inch high He is years old and registered
Sire King Monmouth 872. He by Young Henry he by
Old Henry dam fine large black jennet known as the
Edeleu iennet
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-05-14
CAPTAIN DEWEY.

inch high, jack measure; 144 hands standard
Sire Dewey black 153 hands he by Young Black Knight
he by Imported Bla OK Knight DAM Lady second 691
by Leon Pauntains he by Tom Griggs he by Bob Lee
by Kickapoo.
TERMS: Panama $40 to insure living colt Kins
Edeen let to limited number of mares at S125O-S5O Il
jennets Captain Dewey SO Season fee due when mares
parted with or leave the neghborhood Pasture furn
ished from distance at reasonable price Care
will be taken to prevent accidents but will be espon
sble should any occur.
Madden Bros.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
ro nr noNEsr ron moNEsTY,s sAkn.

story young the bank Tor
tsee Who received mistake package
wlhoat reaching behind
and stealing a. he legally pyoEci 60
al le, ht fcnds know
tune and h0w ftohotGnLh az M TuE DArE MS
IOnE
appears that y0,ng = n trouble
Mherc no aneed the Law would take
$500 NhNh belonged the
MtAr NtssthltnAN sktNt,n ~ hE A A VERY
OnANk AfiAIR.
Ths sgos and
malhe hundfe1s az other youns od
Wh0e hnsy whatever be old
that possession poluts of the law
n A
TAIN SoCAilhn RtSfEtTAnlk TEACHING.
All held b. is
chat o., abe other fellows
aenee az eommentahie shrcNdnes
poe ms 90 phtosopAy e,v sehce of exploitation
MhsA
N kNhltN rtNhNiCAL QUlnnIE WniCH LAM PFRNTs oR
Mhlth ttk hAftttf Lf0AL MIND CAN DISCOVER
villa tAia sass n other words % DO legally honest
b honoa
happiy hefes adherence there
unehy Nhlrh
nne considerable numbe he would have
been sniHy of 80 luotlsh An AtT A. rms NAN.
hot he fact Which neas As reetlon
hFaad Qf honesty that stretched %
Nih~nhsiahdog she edhce
pnhe ana private anas questionable
lntsRh
thA htea'tAhs fhE AWAhfNtN0 Of P(nflC CONSCIENCR
dots ne that conditions
Net iAA' dutnF ahon "a the
40 eakpf hqeaf beans
- - honsss ter Aeneass axe s q proper dooFinN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
srREEr CoMMITrEE mn RIGHT.

The street right ordering the
There has beep ROASTING OF COR.
POnArIONs tho
council a.
occupied "htSoltI-
AND LAUNDERING TIiE RAILROADS.
political eject by the fact that the same
council liberal
bridge and the Wcch franchise Nflf
-ENGINEEtED" nv THE kNOCkEllS,
notice Portland making corporation that
us
PASSENGER pEpOTS.
niyRl
hou Pacific contribute TO the Port
boosting clubs
salem 60 gain by COOPERATION WITH COR
pOHATtONS.
should be hitthed
abreast "a pull for the city
build Salem. LIT Us FIGHT fOls
RHkUITs-FOR GREATER SALiM
Salem Electric fRkGlIr AMI fASsEN'
HERE, nuILD CAt.REfAIR SHOPS HERE.
salem southern Pach h city better FREIGHT
PASSENGER DEpoTS-tour tho
Electric REntttn ms STREET CAl
sYsrEa AM GINE nErrRR CANS nErTER SERVICE
these bis corporations help develop salem and their
business
TO y. Asss results salem ruE nAMoNIus 90.
OPERATION CORPORATIONS
else wtn upead
policy part city uduce the corporations
tMnIoN LABOR AM srENp MONEY htIE II wnAr SALEM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
MARION COUNTY
PROBATE RECOR

The bond of ]. X. Weatherford
executor of the estate OF Thoui
Reading, deceased, has been d
proved In probate The bond
given In the sum OF $4,000 and
signed by ]. A. Shaw. r. l.. Whll
and NJ. 4. Weatherford as Suretes
Annie G. Rovelstad has been n
pointed guardian OF Cora Matl|
Rovelstad and oliver c. Royels,i|
minors. The children are the ovI
ers. subject 10 the life Interest 4
the appointed guardian Of 81 ac'a
OF land near Sllverton.
The final account OF George
Morley, administrators OF the esii
OF John Morley, deceased, has b
approved.
The appraisers In the estate
Marie Martin, a minor have
their report in probate setting lo'
a total valuation OF the properly
$7397.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

Liberty-Wm. II. Black, w. S.
Pemberton. II. s. Poisal, ]. p. Minch,
c, II. Cannon. j. c. Misterick, B. j.
Miles, A. w. Mize, ]. b. Parker, o.
l.. Dencer,
Macleay-J. +. Jones, Frank
Humphrey, A. ]. Patton.
Marlon-W. c. Webb, S. II. Rus
sell. r.. j. Farham.
Mehama-J. w. Apple, Geo. c.
Shines, II. A. Siegmund
Salem No. i--F W. Steusloif l..
a. Byrd, A. r. Mofilt. +. b. South
wick, +. A. Welch.
Salem No. "A. n. Moores, SamI
Heimsock. j. r. Boyles, l.. U. Josse,
II, d. Patton, NJ p. Baldwin, J. II.
Linn, T, b, Jones, h. NJ Lafore, Chas.
Elgin, r w Holman. Ray Farmer.
Fred Waters, c. II. Hinges, j. =.
Allison, Frank Moore, Chauncey II.
Bishop.
Monitor, F. Short, J. p. Sim.
mons, Jas. j. Long. Ray Storts.
Mt Angel-Steve Setter, Knute
Gregerson. Geo. yonHatten, Henry
BaTh, Joseph Kirsch.
Salem No. David Buck, A. T..
Bell. +. NJ. Weller.
Salem No. 3-Paul Wallace. l.. j.
Heimroth, j, r Boyles. l.. L. Josse,
Frank Meredith. Thos CrOnise, C..
NJ, ERpley, Julius VOget.
salem No. An A. BudlOng.
Henry Vanderyort, r. J. Santer. J..
w. CANDLES, Walter Lennon, Geo.
II, Dunsford. Frank Hughes. Chas.
f. w. Brown, A. F. Marcus, A. A..
Lee, w. NJ Cherrington, Earl Race,
j. w Roland. w. S. Lowe.
Salem No. 6-S. A. Hughes. Jos.
Hewitt, J, II. Williams, Chas. Van
Wagner, A. w, Drager, II. p. Chase,
A, c, Brown, Isaac Conklin, Jasper
Skaife.
Salem No. ALLEN p. Nye. ouv IT
Jory, Amos Vass. II. S. Radcllfi,
Chas. Evans. II. b. Page.
Salem No. 81. \. Shantz. Thos.
J. Cheshire, II, NJ. Buell., J. l.. Cod
dingtOn, +, c, Minton. Henry F.
FLETCHER. Geo. c. VIII. Arthur
Glover, NJ X, Desart.
Salem East. c. Caplinger, Jos.
r. Ashby, Samuel NJ. Grow, John
Scots Mills-Jas. T. Smith. John
5, Korb, w }. DAVIS, Thos. Duna-
gan. Jr.
Sidney-F. II. Mccormick. w.
SilyertOn st. d. knight. Chas.
X. Riches, NJ. Skaife, W j. Habber-
ly Jacob Amstutz.
Silyerton w. "A. Drake. w. F.
Hodges. Archie Wolfard. p. W. Pot
Ter, 5. Ames, T. Hubbs. I. W. Riches.
Julius c Wolf.
SilyertOn N-John Porter, John
7 Brown, A. +. Hobart, John War
mock.
Sublimity-Wingel DOerley. +. l..
Carter, Geo W. Caspell, r. C. Bell.
W Il. English, Jacob Steiger. Jacob
Scott.
Turner'S. W. Reed. f. L. Martin.
John Shater, G. w Hunsaker, J. y.
WitEel
81 Paul. H. GOOding. ]. J..
'oyle J. y. Mckay.
StayJon-J p Dayie. r. Shepard,
Jos. Zuber. r. W. Vanys. Otis Meyers.
WoOdburn-G. II. Bebee. p. l.. Ken
nedy, II l., Moon. Jas. FOrbis, Geo.
W Whitney, ]. ID. Wilson, Dolpa
8oyor Chas Mccormick, o. 5. POme-
Toy. Jas Kennedy. l.. Moshberger.
Tim Hicks, c. r. Whitman. A..
'oOsby
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
CLERKS
JUDGES
JURORS
County Court Names Election Officers
and Men 20 Try Gases In Court.

The following sets OF judges and
clerks have been appointed by the
commissioners court for Marion
county.
Aumsvllle--Judges, Henry Porter,
=. l.. Pound, w. Simpson. Clerks,
G. r. Heine, n. y. Condit, G. J. n.
Fryer
Aurora-Judges, n. c. Ehlen,
Lewis Wobert. Byron Grimm. Clerks.
j. y. Hurst. Otis II. Smith. +. w.
WIN.
tenbush-Judges. J. A. w.
lIeidecke. j. ID. Dlnsmore. Orln
Judd. Clerks, Rurle Hoover, W. j.
Smith, Fred Stahlman.
BrOoks-Judges. Geo. VI. Finney,
l.. r. Townsend. James LOoney.
Clerks, a. l.. Jones. w. II. Egan. c.
VI. Evans.
Buttoyllle-A. h. Fuller John
Murry. o. G. whitney. Clerks. W. Il.
Schouror. Fred Miller. a. N. Cone.
ChampOeg X. Mckay J. b.
Vandale. John Scollard Clerks,
Geo. Eberhard. A. II. Coleman, Jas.
~. Smith.
Chomawa-J. O. Beardsley. Geo.
w Clymer. Levi Herren. Clerks. l..
4. Reynolds. Geo. W. Weeks, Geo.
Bayn
second Set Chemawa-Judges.
Schuyler Desart, Tom Walker, ID. W.
Matthews. Clerks. John Jefferson,
Charles Wheeler. J. r. O'Mora.
Elkhorn-A b. Morehouse, Hugh
Freeland. r. l.. Pops. Clerks. Lyle
Smith. Guy Barnham. NJ. Il. Cham
berlain
Fairfield Chas. Schultz.
j. c. Savage, NJ W. MahonoY.. Clerks,
]. w, Fahey. Henry HARDWOOD, L. r.
Keene.
Judges. John Cutsforth,
a. Il. Siegmund. Eugene Manning.
Clerks, Frank Wade, =. n. Fitzger-
aid. Samuel Brown
lIoreb Judges. W. n. n. Stewart,
Geo. Anderson. J, II Church. Clerks,
Geo, A. spencer = l., Payne. G. ID.
/ Milloy
Howell Judges. Grover Simmons.
Wesley Desarte. Al. Cline. Clerks,
Ellie stephens. Ben Fletcher, r. q.
| Mcisncr.
Hubbard Judges. c. NJ. Crittcn-
den. Mill kosinor. A. Coyle. Clerks.
Geo. A. Ehlen, =. W. Fry, Ivan
Grimm
Jefferson ID. II. L0oney, J Wed
ale. j. Fountain Clerks. w l..
Jones. r. O. kester. -. shoemaker
Liberty Judges. 4. J Bishop. II.
IJ. Miles. J r. Gibson Clerks. \. W.
Mize, J. r. Coleman, Bruce Cunning
ham.
Macloay Jas, King, c. T. Rams
den. A. j. Patton Clerks. Walter
Taylor. Geo. Simenl. John Jones
Marion Judges. G. ". Gentry. II
4. Caldwell . Palmer Clerks, A.
l.. Shroye, A. 5, Dayie, G.. T.,
Thomas.
Mehama ia. Taylor James, Et-
Eel. Andrew punman. Clerks, J. H..
Pennobaker, Rue pager. II, W Gul
Mil Ciy Judges. A. J. Taylor
John Koeneke. !. . Ett'nger. Clerks.
Chas Hoeile, r A, shaw, +. A.
| rhomal
Monitor lndges. ]. c. Farmer.
Rodney Mckee. a. r. HAYES Clerks.
l.e ollohart. Raymond simmons, Lars
Anderson.
Mt Angel--Judges. c. n Hough-
man, Harvey Smith, David Back.
Clerks. Leroy Esson. c, J. Cooley,
MaA MatU
Ro5sdale-J Judges. Tom Newt r,
u Tioter. John lory Clerks -.
nirdsau, o, d. Ncedham. II. X Can
thorn,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
.NIscELLANEOUs 7. IT,


(Dean Collins In the Dallas Observer.)
EIo nations and peoples. ye states and ye powers
That yet lack man who VIII DO TOT King
A president, governor. sultan or coroner,
sheriff or emperor--we've got the thingl
sch 80 a man ye run for an ofnceY
Come out 10 Oregon; we've got him here
The real. original patented. warranted,
Guaranteed runner OF runners--T Geer
Ho politicians from unto lizard
Fairbanks aud Foraker. Cannon and TAFT
Bitter n tastes 20 the National gizEard.
To think OF them steering Americas craft
ourne-boosted Roosevelt. Bryan and Beyeridge'
Each one inspires with dubious fear:
Come 10 the West II the timber grows scanty
And try the great runner OF runners-T. Oeer.
Lack we a rack In tho National congress,
where we the Senator's toga can drape?
Oeer will step forth (for the good OF the pooplcD
And oner his large longitudinal shape.
When DlaK. deceasing leaves Mexico desoAte'
Waste not your tears on his sable-draped bier;
We have the man who could run 10 succeed him,
(And run like the very Old Nlck)-T. T. Geer
Hath the Mikado this mortal coil shuffed2
Lot not grim Anarchy rend HIS domain;
Neer, with prOtuborant bump or beheVolence,
Gladly would grasp at the governing rein.
Lack a coroner In Josephine county,
Bo not dsconBoate-s IL near;
IO he approachos--the runner Of runners
Cursiye dlscurslye Theophllns Georl
uoared up Tor action and built like greyhound.
Friend Of the masses. aud son OF the ooi'
lonrnfuly guarding the popular woltnrc,
Grandly he Joins the political broil.
Anywhere anytime. any old onlce.
Needing a canddate--wo have him here:
The real, original, patented. warranted,
Guaranteed runner of runners-r Geor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

Women with good complexloni I
never homely. Good blood nan
good complexions. Lanes Fal|
Medicine makes good blood 4
druggists sell II for 25 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

SPECIAL DELIVERY.
ronv.pnes of subscribers delivery Omees ss
a. ths Iowfng month, too or tn
Ayhim store r. O. Son, Asylum Avenue Junction
CarIne A. w Lane Garden Road store
Oaues store, lex, South Commercial street
. Electric O.. M. Eppley. East State street.
VAR Harrison Dee, Fair drounos hoad
Hoveis Corner Twelfth and Cross streets
o. K Grocery, A. A. Engeba T. Twelfth street
ID. Highland avenue.
YewP Parks gor y. q Twelfth and Leslie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

Lanes Family Medicine ca
save all doctor bills. but can -
good share of them. one W.
ling package has kept a whole n'
ia good health for a year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
Not Scientific.

Wifey-What is the 60
name for the mosquito, fIe''
Hubby don't know. 49,.
Wifey-Why. what did ! s'A
calling II the other eyenins
Hubby-Eh! That was .' ea1
name for it!-Philadelphla l1s-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

cures mate by DR..
kllmer 5 swamp
Root, the great kid
ney liver aud blad.
der remedy
Ills the great med
ical triumph Of the
nineteenth century F;
discovered afteryearS
OF scientific research
by Dr. Hilmer, the
eminent kidney and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

George Holt and +, h. lngei'
were arrested Sunday by Chln
Police Gibson on the charge o.
larceny OF razor and brush, =
arraigned before Judge Moofe
given each a sentence Of 50 aA''
Jail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

bladder specialist and Is wonderfully
successful ,n promptly curing lame back.
uric acid, catarTh OF the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which Is the worst
form Oi kidney trouble
d. H,lmer Swamp-RoOt Is not rec.
ommcuded tor every thing but h You have
kidney, liver OF bladder trouble Il will he
found jus, the remedy you reed. ID las
becn tested IN So many Wa,s in hospital
work and in private p1c,ice, aud has
proved 50 successful m every case that a
speclal arrangement has heen made by,
Which all readers ot TINS paper, Who have
not already tried h. may have a sample
bottle sent free hy mall alsoa book tell.
ng more about swamp Root. and how 10
hndoatii youh@ve kidney or bladder trou-
BILE. When writing mention reading this
generous offer IN this paper and send your
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure 20 know OF the wonderful
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo oainins
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
L fails 20 cure. 4. w. GROVES
signature 90 each box 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

sold by All good druggists. Dout make
any mistake. bat rcInemher the name
swamp Rool. nr. Hilmer's swamp Root
anl she address Biaghaatou, ~ ". on
sVSry bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

AldFeea To lll kumcT
4 Co, Ringhamgoa.
y y The regular
atty cent anl 0ae
dollar sire h.Dttles ar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

Prices 25e. soc. n'e'
arst-class druggists sSs'1"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
Drawings by Joseph Clement Coll

4 shall crow where l like l said. and no one
eyed apple squire shall question me.
III cut that comb for YOU he says furiousy
IN learn YOU to trespass on my domain Get
YOU gone to YOUR mincing South with its molles
and nizzies,' he said.
MAY perish, said / nettIed at this demeanor
IL I let YOU 90 ere | have taught YOU 70 respect
Your betters YOU one-eyed Yorkshireman.'
His one eve rolled at me viciously. and his fangs
showed under his lip. You're pack of dancing
masters in Lunnon' said he. and dance you shall
ike q monkey on hot plates
You toad said 1, and whipping out my toast
ing fork I made at him
DIT lust on this moment came an interruption
which surprised me- for Scales, even as he drew
put back his ugly head and seemed to hearken and
n the distance could catch the rumblng Of wheels
Strip your hide" said he furiously. III card
YOU another time " and turned his nag abruptly
round the bend IN the hill.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

~ sAS a long. "E stretch u oren country. OF tal
l ~ ~oia with az l1- here and there. and an oc-
~. "a -@TI-l house - sprilaie The uOnOtony. Ana
Was dong -l--- Is more than / can rerIleill-
MA Dur ~ si events / II warrant twas only
r..- ne ces-g- ~ -c- bottom Of nay mind u get
. Il as las a. the mare would carry me And
-ale "Ea- happened ali the more provoking.
l|as this way
T. - - }'sgl1e along II q passa5le mood, bound
- - JIlghter and less oarDarous place, when o-
s.z-- - perceived q man as--adde ot his horse
gt1s :, me al The r-r1 of blur1 IN the moor.
h. .us -is5 nils came down And as came nearer
s. MS Beast z-rYs9 the way a. Il u bar IT,
-le-s +s-I --I "ez5zl-- sad / augrlly- what TIP
gss of 1lcE thss' I did aJc know Yorkshire ale
- y s. much strength
10Th ~ sad he and stared Il thought you was
.a.z f-f.3 SAD he. 5u-. TIP me. have seen that
Orb f.lt,sta5 90, STAB reas- have SCI peerers on thai
VI Sall . thai o. Tis Ned Scales. said J.
ss-l- III ,,,l serFaa-, Dick RYDER" said he in
i1 ST. And We sal looking at each other
I,ol- = lgT awhile Tor neither fancied tOther-
nay ;. ss here says he speaking first o. You
s5gtb 80 Of hiL down II the TAT lands OF the
tlr,r,gI0 0'.A * kyder, be says. but | viii be run
De-'1e YOU come 10 crow here
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Twas that called out, and that l did right loud
". The devil take YOU, YOU squab!- | sad.
to treat lady so, Hands OF, or viii riddle your
rat trap for youI
SCALES. who, to do him justice, was no coward,
- dropped his pistol, and drew his toastlng fork.
and would have sprung upon me. but that at that
moment his nag whinnied and twisted on the birdie
he had over his arm. dragging hlm aback | stood
al the window Of the chase, pretty 1uch indifferent
for cared not two cookies for that red ogre and l
would ha given him his quietus without rtttie had
he attacked me But that which had frightened the
horse now drew my attention; tor unnoticed, the
thunderstorm that had threatened was upon US
The moor was grown black IN the dark OF that night
sl-y winch moved eaden, blue black with intestine
fires. menacing and slow. The heaven was pendent
lust above our heads and we gazed It roared and
opened.
The food descended In torrents and Scales seized
the horses of the chaise lest they should take fright
HI. shouted some words that / could not hear III the
cllnaor and pulled the wheels of the road, moving
upon a rugged joIting track The position, who
was the figure of fear paid no heed a. all but sat
on the box wretchedy And what the old lady
thought know not for in the sheets OF ram l lost
sight of her and was content to follow IN the wake
Of the chaise whithcrsoever 1t might 60.
Twas not more than half mile farther that
small tavern emerged from the storm, set IN u wild
scene and no doubt q haunt OF Scales and his KID
ney So. says / 10 myself. | leaped from the
mare this Yorkshire bully shall night Tor his fodder.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

present me with a nice IrODIeTn my SOOQ IelO"
Here are two Of you, laundering IN my ears for
plunder
congee-
OH she says raising her brows. You are not
in competition them Why, that makes differ
ence-
stop madam" ." said / laughing would have
the levels fair enough. but by Beelzebub | make
no thunder for youl | know better manners than
to scare ti1nid women into fits, pulling children
| will own l wrong" says she submissively
spoke without thought. lis but one of you, and
t'otaer robs like a gentleman But then | am nat
urally scared, YOU say, and cannot measure my
words"
But that set me of in laughter to think that she
was frightened, bless the old eve, She would not
have baaed at a wolf let alone this broken down
mongrel cur. Ned Scales
He rolled his round eve on her Deliver, and
stop your mouth. you cat! says he furiously. And
as for YOU, Dick Ryder, III spoil the topsn2an 5
business for YOU if you intermeddle IN my affairs,
She looked from one to t'other. did her Ladyshlp.
with a quiet face as if she would estimate US both.
and at last her eyes fastened, il with fascna-
ton. on the barrel of Scales's pistol
You have persuasive ways, Sir, she SAID, ana
began to fiddle III her lap
Now at this | was sure she had surrendered, and
was for delivering to Scales the Jewel box all along
of his barker: and that nettled me. who had used
her 50 gently all through. And s.. not to be out
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/ the toby n my day. though d y II l.
twas never my practice %
make myself familiar with any,
and some have -,ire5 with on
OCCASION. and some I have ever
avoided like The pest have drunk with Han
cock and Irons art have heard tales OF Jeremy
Ss-tottle who - raige BY them. was not all that
+ i co77r7o-l accounted But OF all the rank i'll
hammered and Grass headed knaves Il wager a nag
Ned Scales was tae wors- He was Of an evil kldney.
C,- of -o,g- --.--le5 -ace Ike an owls IN a bel
FL There was - knowing which way Scales
boxed and there were some that sTore his one eye
as L were swinging 01 Z PIVOT. commanded al!
sies Of his body. He was loose tongued- toul
faced, handy legged rogue. With a temper Ike
poison And the -.-s- time clapped eyes on him
Il tavern ;v York took . distas-e for him The
second time Il was longer affair and pretty bus-
15ss. as YOU shall l-a-.
wandered lar II those cold regions where the purses
Ee1e meage- and The winters long: but twas the
summer after had encountered Scales that found
myself Al three ii : warm afternoon upon NeTlsll
Aoor with The SKY heavy and nlenaclng thunder.
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there rocking along the road towards Us was ii ileNl
chsise and pair Scales was by this some way IN
front Of me- and pushed on the mare - oFert1ke
him: seeing which he snatched an oath to hTo" al
me brandished his pistol and stuck his rowels into
the nag But | came up with the chaise As he did,
and wheeled t'other side of the horses
stand damn ve!" saws he to the position, who,
poor fJol had al but brought his na2s to pause
On The sight Of US But now he had them on their
haurches and sat atremble
Deliver damn yel" cries Ned Scales fouiIy into
the window, and a womans head popped out.
She was Of an age more than middle, with sildH
lined face and full ewes that took III the position
without wiuciug - Is Il a OF highway robbery
she saws quite quietly
Ned Scales flung surly answer a her and threat
er-d her with his pistol. but | from t'other side
and t'other window spoke out
Give a lady civil answer my man SAD II
= Iorilv tone She turned back her head. and re-
gared me steadfastly as il she would measure me,
and then returned to the contemplation OF Scales,
who was swearing like a trooper
II YOU fetch not forth those Hubberholme Je,Hel5
which your Ladvship carries III two bllnlls OF the
sun. tester me- II blow right through your lean
carcass" saws this toad
Her Lad yship (which seemed t. Inc her style