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   Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - May 6, 1895, Woodland, California                               VOL. MAY O. 181tO. NO. Jrom if It was all settled very Wo felt I In since my had Leon unreasonable to be As we stood on tho bank by Inn door wo had a straight tench of river a mile In full view bolow now wo wero no longer moving but expected eaeb minute to see tho Spanish with its crow of sweep round the lier before our Muster Lindstrom assured us that If we wero onco out eight our pursuers would get no tion as to road wo hud either from tbo innkeeper or his Is no lovu lust between them he said I know the nnd they know mo. The uiny not be very keen to coma to blows with tho Spaniards or to ro- their but tho on their iv be not to go too far or to make took tho opportunity of supping not knowing when wo might gob food 1 to finish and hearing the hoofs went out and tbu laila who were to he our g i the baggage on tho i- i 1 thorn mt a for tho wound in my pit while so hail n i; of I went to the un- window of the kitchen in which others sat and leaned my elbows on tho I full of my dis- Is something we have asked tho rising nnd coining toward while tho others paused In their meal to letter to Mistress I an- was to get it when I was you aud after- ward we forgot all about it. Now it la too It has been left Sho did not answer but came out to mo and turned witb to look at tho horses comes of your foolish Master Francis 1" she said was slipped it between the leathers of the old haversack you gave 1 I used to for a Van Tree brought my things but over looked the I At any It is not it is no good crying over spilt she She called the others out and was no mistaking Mistress ure at escaping the She was and vouchsafed me a very pretty glance of in which her relief as veil as her gratitude shone By half past 4 we had wearied as wo to and with three hours of daylight before us hoped to reach Wesel without But for most of vis the start saddened by the we hoped it would be only fora from our Dutch remembered how good and stanch they bad been to Wo would not hear of we had brought misfortune upon and neither tho brare eyes nor blue ones were free tears as they em- I wrung Van Tree's hand as If I had him tor months Instead of for a common danger is a wondrous Knitter of and he only though I kissed her A broken a last cry of and wo with our two guides behind moved down the tho last I heard of our good friends being Master shouted after beware of the water if it was CHAPTER Only to feel that we were moving was a though our inarch was very Master carried tho child slung in a cloak before and thus burdened could not well go beyond a smooth while iho who wore on and tho pack horses found this paco ns much as they could A little and the exhilaration of the stare died The fine was followed by a wet and before wo had left Emmerich behind ns Master Bertie nnd I bad cut to luok at one another L moving in a si Ion t procession through heavy with prospect of tho night closing in The grew muro heavy with each furlong nnd presently began to bo with pools of tried to this inconvenience by resorting hill on our but found the attempt a waste of us n stream or by nm intervened Tho narrow but little above the tho swiftly flowing river on our turned out to he our only nnd when Master discerned bis face more ami moro Wo soon found indeed as wo plodded that a si leu t of which palely the evening was taking tho place of tho and through this wo had to plash at n one of the guides on a pack lending the way and Muster In charge of his wife coming at some dis- for hot did not take kindly to tho tho younger woman followed tn A Remedy ISr and all Chest and TOR FOR 8 ALB BY R. WOODLAND KT NEWSPAPER my guldo brought l In by tho fears uf ULO willed wore suur by of we erupt ou tho It all access of but no Tito water seemed to gruw tlie current on our mid moment 1 dreaded iho that further Vi It seemed to come to that ut for 1 saw and her stop and waiting for their dui k shadows projected far over the moon lit fa to bo Master Berlin called out as wo moved up to 11 Th tell a mo that there is u broken vf road In which will bo with this depth of I to hear yet I was so this being wo wero lost for a time I could not answer Xo ono uttered a word of but I knew what they must bo I had brought them to Ib was my foolish insistence had douo it. Tho poor beust under mo I struck him with my must go I said what? you Go Master Knight the cried in her bravo never know you so bad a counselor is my fault that you are I looking dismally tho other road is as Hurtle replied any that is Tho question What aro we to To fen nun hero is to die of cold ami To back be to run into tho enemy's To go ho to be Mistress Anne with a pitiful I could not A moro gloomy outlook we sat on our jaded horses in the middle of this wasto of wa- which appeared in tho moonlight to bo scarcely be Tho night was cold for the time of and tho pierced our garments and benumbed our At nny ment the rain might begin afresh and the bo Of we could not take a step without and our guides had manifestly lost their heads and longed only to I am fur going the duchess there bo but this one bad we may pass it with her husband assented when wo have parsed it wo can go no Suppose is no good she with some us cross this place and tro will deal with tho other when wo como to it He nodded and wo moved slowly compelling the In order wo some h yards through wator which grew JUT with each until it nearly to our the lads wu paid ess For answer one of them pointed to The flood before nnd peering forward I made out a and swiftly an rush and BU Master js the rood has the is from the I it is gelling worse every as the bauks all craned looking nt it. It to tay bow tho water Well Satisfied with Ayer's Hair forty years after some weeks my hair turned 1 using Hinr and with results that I never any of It an occasional tion of AYER'S Hair to koep my hair of good to to ami tlm hair never to ti or how tho and wo liad with us a child and two must so said Master Bottle is nu doubt it bout It. is If wo Oo not take wti shall bo out oil be able to go backward not I CUD not eru a foot of dry as It 19, before or i ml Ho Far and wherever uur cyus could tho moonlight was in it We were up to our girths in On one was tho hurrying 011 the other Iho depths at tho I tho as well ad 1 ecu til the road was good Ho Unit ho did not Hu and his companion wero EO terrified that wo only kept them beside ua by four wo must go I S Hair Vigor Lutre Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla tor the BON WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Fine Candies MAIN In r t-i 11 m 't It. y Jt well j in tho act of turning to retrace our with what spirit wo might when a dis- tant sound brought us nil to tt standstill Tho wind was blowing from the quarter wo hud from Em- merich and It brought to us the of Wo all stopped to they were voices wo strident tun mingled now with tho sullen plash cf horses tramping through the I nt tho j was but her dnl not fail Sho un- in that tho danger we had so much was upon that wa were And the followers were at our and sbe turned her horse Without award she spurred it buck toward t lie deep part. I seized Anne's rein and notwithstanding that the poor girl in her terror would have re- Letting the guides go as they Beauty and love IN PRIZE BOTTLES OF Women of all M. the of who in all vi the of the and hiis been pronounced to be tht most perfect li to tlic Lhc and them the secret of her bcanly in perfect the secret oi her health lies In her and v. tonic for zll cura restores all to perfect It their com plaints and troubles of any and revives the is lacking In such for alJ It Co cure and can be relied A discovery Ky a cure o 5j, At or hy maiL Address M. SIERRA E. M. Mn Cal. ID AH Kinds of ETC. Capay Stage Line BETWEEN GUINDA AND LEAVES GUINDA S L 5 ARRIVING IN WOODLAND at 10 a. LEAVES AND ut 2 M. ARRIVING IN GUINDA nl 7 JO WEST VALLEY LUMBER Mountain Pine Redwood Etc. Cut ko Order on Short Notice W. J S.T. Change of Firm L of Cf 1C in will nil Mils Will Iti nl u hu will to till forget of C. H Bricklayer contractor without on obi it D K l n roll of tland c of 01- report bo or Ou O. 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