The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

ANfAH q ~ - 80 49, 49, 80
answered Kate. IL mean Ia chess.
my lawyer. pulled every lcaf III Tia
. dai,y. and II kfi IN" lat of,a = lawyer
- a lawyer II viii Ia and ! mean &
wait for my lawyer until NY la~!oI
comes"
"Hurrur-,' cried Julia. don't u
that dc;-stahlr word again. I am "a;
terly SICK If IL. hope III never nipr'
49, one of the profession.
Kate laughed ont loud - her -i-tei
fled to ia" p%arl"r, vor~i"'i IN the bath"
Tn. tir-i week If july came. anil "n,
fine day when the -tIn Wa sinking IN ih'
west. Squire I,ay drove nap 10 tbs from
gate If B,~cr Farm. hiteb"l hi h"r~-
they were certainly handsome cr,a
tur,-- AMI entering the hpu-c a-k'-i {.
~" Nil Kate. Julia >aw IN" arrival
and l.aning over the railiu. n the hcui
If the stair, heard the question. ~,
knew a; once what va, meant hy II IN,
knew on what GRAND thc p"rtiy SPUR,
had come. and -hr prayed that Nat
might not throw away this second
chance If settling herself adyaniag~nu>l,
Squire Day wa- able Ia buy Bower Farm
,hrr,. times over and twenty more liz,
H.. A. fir j. MONEY wa~ concerned.
Kat. went into tho parl"r, Wiihou,
even A gIIncc inrn the gIl-~ Ia >cr il h"r
appearance would IL. apt 81 pleas. her
cld,rly lpyrr. She knew - >,pu - he
INV the shiny appearance II hi i-,pt-.
the new -lit If h~roadclpih d. wore. an,l
the general aspect "f 'hc who'll man.
that hc had come 1. a,k her A very i'm
~U"Tiant question. And IN" Wa not
mistaken. I'm a bricf hut imprr~.iy,
manner Squire bay offered her hi name
and heart.
Julia kept her head out "fthc window
until the >Guirc came forth. She hal a
good view "f him. and knew Ia hi de-
icrici aspect that he had l~--n refused
Thi- Wa a it'll" t"D much, Kate de-
served 4 -crinu- rcprimand Row.; AMI.
prepared To- deliver il, Julia ran down
The stair, and met her sister IN tn"
hall.
-" you'vc REJECTED the SPUR. ="
Were. Mr.. Bcrtram first w"r,l~. We'll.
You've taken Your uwn stubborn. foolish
cpur-". Kate Morrison, and l"ull have.
only Yourself Ia thank when Won are an
old maid with your pretty look all
gone
IL won't spend much Time thankin.
my>rlf. said kaic. Il viii buy a
bottle IF Bloom IF Youth, paint my
chcrk-. and ~ t" work at the district
-cho"l.''
kate: you may laugh now bu, YOU
wont laugh ~ much ten wears from
now. Squire Day i 80 rich. AMI those
lovely horses
And lovely, rci-hcadc,j children, -
interrupted katr.
"Wha, matters tir color If their hair?
The squire i, rich. and loves YOU. and
would give You an clc"anl home. Good
heavens, what do YOU expect"
Il expect nay law.ci, was thu laugh
iug an>Wcr.
katc, | told You never To- mention
that word again. | have II" patience
with such folly. You refuse LUX" Hart
well y"u refuse Squire Day. -" yolI
think a Prince J. coming Ia WOO YOU?
What can yuu l." waiting for?'
Waiting for my lawyer" answered
katc. and julia went out. >l1mmin" the
door behind her in a manner that >I"k"
volumes.
\ few days after ia" Squirc'- call.
Kat" received an invitation from N old
~ch"ol-mat" who lived in a town a dozen
miles from Bower Farm Ia pay her u
visit. Julia consented la manage the
farm affairs for a week. and :" katc
went off for a holiday, AMI WAS gone 10
DAYS.
II have news for You, Kate" said
Julia, IL they sat AT the t"a-tahl" tn"
evening IF kltr'> return home. Your
lawyer has actually come III last"
II knew h" would come sooner ar
Later" said kalc.
We'll. hc j. here; or rather, i STAY
in~ al the Farmers Rest in the VII
la"r?'
.Who i hc?" asked Kate. with m
appearance of interest.
Mr.. Alfred Pcndc\tcr from the city.
II" i la b" here 4 couple Of months. II
seems he knew Charles quito well. and
came out here the evening IF the daN
You left. la call on me. H. i full Of
fun. and you will bc sure Ia like him"
katr dill liz" him. H.. too. WAS very
evidently pleased with Kate. He ": :
tall. handsome. aud Il thorough gentle
man. and Il ~fivoritc everywhere. He
came often la Bower Farm, and when
the fall was throwing her brown mantle
"vcrthr earth. hc told Kate that hc had
learned To- hove her. and asked her Ia he
hi wife. She rave him u different an
~wcr from that she had -ivcn Squire
DAY aud Luke ilartwrll.
Now. Julia, | told Won | should mar
~ a lawyer" said kai", when III" an
nounccd her engagement la her elder
sister.
-Wcl'. | am very Glad You have
found him. | didn't believe Won would,
hut | wish You much joy and i speedy
wedding.
." lie l. la return Ia his law-oflicc next
week" replied katc. But in Dcccm-
her hc i Ia comc and take me away. !
shall believe more firmly than ever in
daisy f"rtunc-tcllin~ after this. and shall
never forget t" pick one every June"
In December Kate Mas married. and
her dress was trimmed with dai>'">-
artificial. Of cnur~c-and Il bunch IF the
pretty white and gold flowers was "n
her throat. Mr.. PendcNtcr smiled IL he
saw them. for IF course Kate had told
him of how she had decided her fortune.
~ WIN II ~ ~ III Ef'AiN ~
in the city which the your- husband
had made ready fnr hi bride. AMI over
the quiet elegance Of which Kate went
into ec>tacie>.
One morning. when they We're fairly
settled in their new home, Nate told Al
fred that she wanted Ia walk down town
with him Ia See his law-oiiicr.
You won't find many books there.
Nate | have lcd-cr> hy the dozen. hut
nothing appcrtainin- tu the law. lou
can SC all the grain and hay y"u want.
though"
why. Alfred. what Il" YOU mean?"
asked katc. pale with surprise.
THAT | am not 4 LAWYER. my dear.
bat a commission merchant. Let ME
explain this mystery: went Ia the
Farmers Rest Ia STAY a couple Of
months. and indulge myself in hunting
and fishing. | called on ynur sister. and
She told me AL about YOU, and Your
fancy concerning the lawyer. With no
thought uf even becoming more than a
friend Ia y"u. | proposed passing myself
off IL 4 LAWYER. wearied of the courts.
and in search If rest. After learned