The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-30

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Knew . Coed Thws when she Sees u.

Frvm hsChco10 Nsfr0ce0W,
~, 4 tan man With full beard th9 color Of
a suit Of readv-mads olothes with the shelf
marks Of an Omaha store plainly, visfble. got
Depot. and had his sripsscR checked Tor safe.
80, % 81 Yon to take d ths town; Partner" hs
the grip might b. onhandy like,
nay mister" snid no Of the checks. ;. mebbe
24-ceiibre revolver. the down. pointing mtzzle
o. which . hung some igches below the tail Of
conIrskatin' the shooter"
w..Praps you're right. Partner" saId tho
never been il big town before, and ANT
wSn, ~ ns.% ,hs ways Of people, You're sure
No. you won't need IT," said the checkman.
leHstwnys i y0p don't drink i too much" w
Then he stepped out Of the depot and walked
.s how SH w.t. iii Ia sste thss
He bought ticket and passed In. and was soon
If nsSns H. ssy T she sns Sass
sSa'lsf sss.s%s; MosaesF 1 Il sSs. sss sam tail
. pos. against which he. could stand. and. thus
braced. no pushed MS hat brim up out OF the
Young ladies' Who seemed % t to take bis Sye The
but like well-behaved girl, took no notice OF
tho steady gaze brought the color to her cheek
and and half smile to her face which she nt.
was no os to kean
man. and several times he moved forward ms II
TO sneak to the girl. but each time he shrnnk
back bashfully and resumed his first position.
tempted to dust on the front Of her booth with
upon tho Goor. The western o ma" mr. spr ss1s
quickly forward and handed it to her with un-
THANK you. SIR" sho said. with smile and q
blush.
99s Gap yoH talk he ssSed
!, oh, dunno; you wearing afurrin rig you
Yes am American" she said.
DO you think SOP"
Yes. Do You stay hero all the timer"
oor No; live at home. I'm only here for
I'm Inas. stranger in town." said he.
Yes /; / live in Arizony"
,"Yos; its lonesome for mo out there. some
Why don't you live in 2 cityl ;,
Cause 1'yo got ranch and a lot Of cattle"
heard western &a sao fsfR ss
aswS sy Sn nos;, But don't think I'll go now"
.",'scaa,!sssss i've found one that suits me in
You're lucky" said the girl smiling at the
simplicity OF tho man, Who is she!'
YOU"
oh. go on with your foolshncss. You never
saw me before"
No" said ho. but I'm going to stay in
Chicago and SEQ you again. Fact is I want n
wife,, I'm plain man.. with no trimmings. II
you'll marry me say So"
" This. is 30 sudden. and don't know you
and"
Never mind S1r That, Where do you lives'
Father and mother living?'
~ Fufhpr ia dead Iva with poothar'
And you come here to make little money
toward paving the rentl
How did You know it?"
Never mind. I'm coming up to sec you to-
night. can ccnvi nee your mother that l am
able to take care OF you. and I've got letters to
| Chicago men that'll show who and what am. II
| your mother will 20 along out III be glad t.
have her along. Anyway. I'm going to take you "
-, You're very confident. seems to me-" said
the young lady, who had suddenly come to
| think yellow beard handsome.
| Mover mind" said the Arzonian. Tito ur
the dog and leave the latch string out to- night
| for I'm coming sure as thunder. and he walked
| away.
To-day there is vacancy in the Bazaar Of
| Nations" for one OF the prettiest girls has
gone; and In a neat little cottage In the North
| Division an old lady and girl are sewing fol
dear III on Q serviceable bridal Quilt. This
charming little romance Is vouched for by Q
prominent pillar Of this city.