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The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16
WEEKLY CHAMPION
yns Henss, csoees.

"i aoticed Mrs, Browns little girl pick nice apple out of the barrs while slas vas here with her mothsr." said Mrs. Tronbleraissr tc the grocer. 'I don't see how some peopls can bring their children uI so. You must lose g great deal daily by this pstty plifering"
 s'Not st 'aii. m i'am," rsplfad the gFoess .1sawa her take the apple , sad charged her mother fora quart
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling D.. Kings New Discovery fol Consumption, pr. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's A1pica Sslvt and Electric Bl,ters, and have nev, CT handled remedies that sell a, arll, uJ that have given ssch pni
 srrsal satisfaction. We do not h,sita,e to guarantee them every .ln.e, and WE stand ready to re(pnd .hs puribass price, if satistsrlor, --,uils % not follow their use, 'hcse remedies have won thrli .ea. popplaIll, purely on their
 eIlls, D, BRANkSA X Co,
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

"Remember that the payment of prizes is guaranteed by Four National Banks of New Orleans. and the Tickets are signed by the President Of an Instiiu. tioa. whose chartered rights are recog- nized in the highest courts; therefore, beware of all limitations or anon,m ous schemes"
 ONE DOLLAR is the p,ice of the smallest part or traction of ticket is sued by us in any drawing, Anything in our name offered for less than a riol- lar is swindle.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

Babbiu Bros ---Postoffice address, Flag staff, Arizona Range. Clark's Valley Mo. gollon ,onntains. Braad as above cut All young stock branded on both sides with swallow fork and usdesbt in each ear; al. Q own ihe following; Boot. T, 2 H anywhere on the side of animal. Boot cat tie, road brand w on right side; T cattle, .,ss olri!i Ai., i,r': bclni L. D.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

Ht h< asdsysignSd Banks Hnd Baak' err soiX bay aN b,ises dyazOs ~ zhe Lea isiana Safe Lefts,ie, aDAie4 mey 6e ore sesfed af osy eeEnfers
 R NJ. WALMSLEY.
 Tres Louisiana Nat'l Blk.
 PIERRE LANAUX,
 Pres. State Natl. Blk.
 A. BALDWIN,
 Pres. New Orleans Nai'r Blk. CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank. ,
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

MmNs x, who is sdR a charming widow, has g beautiful daughter, lt year, of age.
 T Ap sure" remarked friend 'that upademoiselle, ravishing as shs is, doeaI not lack admirers who would be willing to marry her"
 Certainly not" replied Mn. X ''but l am still to young to marry her off' ss yet"
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

"Hf de 4<ve3y rerfify kdatsu< ssee,vis<
 fh< a,yasgswegfs Joy aNfA< MosiAly ana' Ssmi hssSai D,asO,ngs effhf LoSisiana Stasf Lotkf,y Company, i,sd i1 .bfyson m. nags asd renfyoi she D,sscings Mem seirxs, Ssd fAat hie sawe are fosd'nefea sosA Aeg<sty, Jaf,vess, asd is good /aifA tetoerd sH pas7sss, sa.f rox sSfborisf Ms Compasy 10 sse fbi5 ssyfifeats, fsifh jae
 similfs ef oHr signatO ss aftaedtd, iS iks .}s,>rfisrvfesffso
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16
DAsr all PREtEDERrl
 Dsm lvq Millions Distributed [Yk44!
Louisiana State Lottery (.ompany

Louisiana State Lottery Gompany
 Incorporated by ihe Legislature for Educational snd Charitable purposes, and its franchise made pari of the present. state Coassaution, in 1879, by az overwhelming popular vote. It's Grand Extraordinary Drawing take place rni.snnaally. June and December). and its Grand Single Mum. ber Drawings take place in each of the other ten months of the year, and are all drawn in public in the Academy of Mu' sic, New Orleans, La.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

Harry Ful,on--IIofse and mule brand on Jeff hip as shown ia Cut. Sherr ewes hole in left ear and split in the right. we,h eis reverse tBat of ewes. Rams brinded r m horn; range near Mormon Lake. Mogol
 lon Mountains: postciiice address, Flagstaff Arizona. a
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16
4 CALIFORNIA DISCOVERY.

The parasites, of which we giyc cut below, .iiscovercd by us. are tho direct cause oi cafarrh and Consumption, also many other diseases,
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16
IMPORTANT.

M. A. DAUPHIN,
 New Orleans, La. Or N. A. DAUPHiN,
 Washington, D. C. By ordinary letter. containing MoNEy ORDER issued by ali Express Companie, New York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note, Address Registered Letters containing currency 10
 Nov Orleans National Baak,
 New Orleans, La.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16
RANSOM POST,

RANSOM POST, MO. <. C.. A. R., MEETS AT W Grand Army Hall on the Serond and List Saturday in each month. Visiting comrades are in. yited tO attend.
 GEO. HoxwoRTH, P. C. l.. l. l,rRNs, Adjutant.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

Connections: ALBUQUERQUE-A. T, & 5. F. K R. tor all points Eas, and South.
 PRESCOTT JuNCTION-Pres. colt X Arizona Railway for Fort Whipple and Perescett. BARSrOW-Csliiornia Southern Railway for Los Angeles, San Diego and other southern California points. MOJAVE Southern Pacific for a.Sap Francisco. Sacramento and Northern California points.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16
Funny France.

q
 Scene in the Rue Rivoii--A blind man carried upon his breast . placsrd on which was painted a : picture, representing either an earth q ,ake or an explosion in mine.
 A gentleman halted and question ed the unfortupats, 'In what country did the accident of which yeR are 2 victim happsa'1
 ''SirP'
 'I refer to the accident that i, depicted in the painting on the piacard you have 0p yopr breast"
 'Tlhal' l can not teliyou; 1 bought that picture st euctiop,"
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

Mrs George Buckler- Range, San Francisco Mo nntains, sixteen miles,norh of Flagstaff. All cattle branded with horizontal forked lightning on the Jeff nbs with underneath. Same brand perpendicular on horses. Post Office ad dress, Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

3.I44 prizes. amo uniting to. .. .sa.rs9.6oo
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-16

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at Public SAL" one mile
south and three miles west OF tttaWa On tue Esrln
known IA the Pool farm, on THURSDAI JAN, 2ith.
1889 the following property. 70 Wit 70 head OF Hstses,
consisting Of one mare known as ottawa Maid WIN
record Of Si4 sired by climax, dam Henry Clay; tho
balance OF these consist OF Brood Mares, stall
ions FilliCs and Weaungs. bred from such b. rises as
whites Rlue Bull, Woods Champion. Bruhecs Bdtfe,
witherspoon and Normans The stock are the best
that have ever been offered at public sale.
Also ~ 1ead of attic consisting Of three ~ car old
steers four 2year old Steers, i've Mllcn Cows, Ave
Heifers In calf Calves one Swear old lurhe hn.
Farm Implements consisting OF SulSy PioSs,
Walking Plows Cultiyators, Gopher, Drtg Hay
Rake Wagon d. uhle Buggy Road Cart set" dcTble
Harness sets single Harness. and other Articles
Sale commences 1t 10 o clock 4. NJ
TENS OF Sale.-All sums of IS and under. cash; on
sums over that amount credit of 70 months will Do
given on notes with approved security, vi ner cent
interest from date OF sale. WM. I, WALSH.
D. Bender, Auctioneer. ianltSS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
Probate Court.

letters The will OF VIM. McEIroy has been
rdmitted To procate, snd James McElroy is
adpom'ed executor in bond Of 500. Same
action in will of Mary Ann Harrison and JAS.
V. oughlin appointed administrator, with
will annexed. Same in will Of Vim. O'Connell
and Patrick O'Conncli appointed admir-. with
will annexed, bond $500. Thomas Fahahen
is appointed administrator of the estate Of
John Barron; bond $500. Benjamin Morton
is appointed guardian of Edward and Ebert
Hinchman, in bond of 81 600. Master llinch-
man has been appointed admr. of estate of
David Hinchman. The will of Franz Knt-
ecenmoun is admitted to probate and Heinrich
Kpbecenmoun appointed executor, in person
al bond of s 600.
FInm Settisment.-Orde for final settlement
have been entered in the estates of Mary L.
Rowe and J. d. COPYRIGHT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19

The suit of Kate Adler against Tommy
I've of Marscillcs, was dismissed by the
People the other day. Thomas was bound
over to the county court In 81 900 bail, some
time ago, on charge of being the parent of
Kate Adlers child.
Slrawn vs.. Mitchell, Judgment for plaintiff
10. Wilcox Il HYDE VS.. Paul Orsinger
Judgment for plaintiff, S227
Judge Snyder has been takiag rest, so 10
speak, of late, but on Monday, the 2Sth, he
will have jury in hand and commence the
clearing away of fifty. eight cases now on his
docket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19

We sell bacon at I2ac per ID.
We sell ham at l2ac per ID.
We sell extra bean pork at I2ac.
We sell oil at I5c.
We sell Perfection flour at So.
We sell 10 lbs. buckwheat for 4oc.
We sell Japan tea dust for zoe.
We sell uncolored Japan for SOC.
We sell roasted Java coffee for $50
We sell large box matches for &c
We sell Prices b'k'ng p'd'r for 45c,
We sell II lbs. Echo baking pow
der for CSC.
We sell crockery at grocers' profits
We sell nice syrup at 4oc.
We sell new sorghum at 4oc.
We sell n. O. molasses at 7oc.
We sell Q and Q tobacco at SOC.
We sell 40 lbs Perfection for 81 50
We sell full patent Tubular Ian
tern for soc.
We sell EX. Stan. Oysters for 27c
We sell the glass oil can for 4oc.
We want to see you.
Respectfully,
G. NJ. SHAW.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
COUNTY COuRT.

Todd, Of : &c. was declared insane on
Saturday He a- N employee of one of the
coal companies, and holding a position of
trust, overworked himself until his mind
could no longer stand the strain. He is still a
young man, and although his insanity is Of
the violent type, he has good chance of re
covery.
The cases of the village of North Utica
against Luke Petit for selling liquor with out
license, were dismissed for want of prosecu-
ton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19

EINAIg SETrI .EiNl EMF Es1ATE o.
L MARY T.. ROWE, EASED.-Npbcc Il HtTcpy
given all persons Interested Ia sal csiite hat me
executor of the last viii and ttSuen p
N4ry r. Rowe deceased. viii appear before the Pro
a.. CUurr Of The county OF sale an state 81 I
uu- At the County Court House, IN % lava, IN salI
,aruty on Monday, the IS d day Of tchrurary 4. b.
~ f1r the purpose of rendering account OF his pro
ceedngs in the admuistrat on Of said estate Tor tue
Dated at Ottawa this 18Th daY Of January. 1889.
THOMAS ROWE Executor.
A'test:-HESRY HELAIG, CLERK Probate Court IA
sale county, Illinois. jams
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
RECORDERS OFFICE,

A. A. Biddelph has transferred lots IS, l9
and 20 in block %, Judsons add'n to Milford,
to Mr.. o. Cassem for 8 800
Henry d. Brown has sold part of lot and
lot in block 100, LaSalle, to Joseph L. Ma
lone, for 81 200.
Pliny Dewey, of Troy Grove, has sold lot
in the ne 4 sec. H. lot in the NV 4 sec. |,
aud lots :, 8, 4 and 5, in the Sc. 4 sec. II, Troy
Grove, to Delus W. Dewey, for $1,000.
The same grantor has transferred to Eliza
beth r. Morehouse, the II. p Of the sw 4 and
the II = of the " y of the q of the Sc 4 of
sec 5, Ophir for $1,000.
He has also transferred the 4 Of the ne i
and the y of the Sc 4 of sec. and 3, lots 4
6, s and 0 Of the ne 4 Of sec. "a and lots 3, 4,
& and in the W. u of the Sc 4 of sec. ID, Troy
Grove, and the w. u of the NV 4 OF sec. Is,
Ophir. to Elizabeth Dewey, for $4,000.
On Monday articles of incorporation Of the
American Church Press Co., were filed. The
cauital stock is $4,000, divided into 1,OOU
shares of $50 each. The object of the com.
pany is the publication of religious eriodi-
Gals, in connection with the Episcopal
church, and IA general publishing business
The incorporators are Rev. l.. w. Applegate,
\. s. Morris aud Frank Allen, and the princi-
pal Office will be located at Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19

The coming year promises t. be crowded with stir
ring events.
fine pOtiCaI arena has b. en- followed by n change of
administration. But tn" great economic question on
which the campaign turn ed Is slI settled ana It's
souiiou is now committed to Congress almost
equal divided between the two great PARTIES,
tiers and mil uns IF men hNHit the signal Tor the
M VI ritnuc war the wOr Il has ever seen.
The HERALD'S eWs-Eatherlng machinery If m
cgua led Its correspondents dot the hpu,tHhIc guh
Nufh.us can escape their wig lance. and NJ cNpc - Us
spared in spread NJ the results of tier Efforts before
the IEr AIDS readers.
All tie news Of America viii be found each week IN
thr hi X Nd while its Foreign Department viii con
tam a pauoraiua OF the old World flashed under the
sea over the Commercial Gables.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
DIR. RQRT. HUNTER.
DR.. ROBT. HUNTER,
OF CHICAGO,
Has Just published q new pamphlet on the Cura-
bility and Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS and ASTHMA.
CONTENTS.
CONTENTS.

Is Consumption Curable'
Why the People Suppose Consumption
Incurable.
Why Lung Diseases are so Fatal.
How Consumption Occurs.
The Prevention of Consumption.
why Consumptives Lose Flesh.
The Cognates Of Consumption:
Throat Disease, Catarrh, Laryngitis,
Chronic Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthma
and Chronic Pneumonia.
On the Cure of Catarrhal and Bronchial
Diseases.
Cancer of the Throat and Diphtheria.
The Influence of Climate in Lung Dis
eases.
The Cod Liver Oil Treatment.
The So-Caled French Cure.
The Proper Treatment OF Lung Diseases.
Cases of Cure in all Stages of Lung Dis
ease, under DR.. Hunters Treatment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
PUBLIC SALE.

On account of i health will sell. 81 the residence
orr A Rowe miles south ct EHrlSiiIc, and IN miles
rOrfn OF (lft,wa la sale Co. H., on NEpA E~bAA.
the 18th day Of bruHry HSs the following described
stock posi'ycl, without reserve;
CIydesdA g stations. consisting Of the vel known
horse Stratnb gle recorded number i0S On nra acts
registered number 2J6, 81 Vol A. ) =. 4. toRled IN
81 weight gOj lbs; and others, native bred. all
eligible Tor registry oftleu in1ed 10 81 ara three
f,aea in 81 weighing from 100 10 Zoo lbs, al sound
and IN good condition for service. a. guaranteed 10
bc breeder A'-p full blood clyde Mare, reg.
number Isl NTH f.El. Also. three heavy Geltugs,
one wears Old and Two Old, vck hing LOO lbs
each Also one u,lr heavy Mules, and lot OF farm
iupleHents
TERNs OF SNLE-The stations will be sold on two
wears time Oue-haf To be paid In one year IRON date,
tie balance in two years, on approved security ~
per cent per nm um. or per cent Per annum on Tor
casb The other stock on nine months time, without
interest fpad when due II not So paid pei cent from
ia,, 80 - X A ROVE
v H. Seely. Auctioneer. IHEo' hcCLURE-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
In the Comfy Offices.

License to marry has been issued to VIM. j.
Kerwin and Cora c. Starr; James Flynn and
Ida White; A. j. Hammerschmidt and Anna
VI. Liudensmerer, B. Behrng and Mary
Muggenschuahut, John II. Mosk and Lizzie
Corcoran, James Fitzgerald and Lena Kr-
slater, Jos Frauben and Louisa II. Berger,
Deos F. Kinney and Eva L. White, John f
Vormeland and Maggie Nelson, George A.
Wells and Alice G. Sly der, Samuel Myers and
Jela VI. Slayton, Joseph Martindale and Jane
Prior, and Moses Oppenheim and Nora Moy-
SEES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
Richard Nagle. Grand RIDGE,

La sse County, H., has -umber OF Graded Perch
IRON Mares for sale Bred by Confident, s." tS'), &C
Also some High Grade Percheron Stallion rom two
10 four yesrs OLD. JahlSSmos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
AS | was about to Remark,

Ifyou will drop in you can save
a few nickels just as easy as rolling
off a log.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-19
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

I ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN the Post
IL Office at Ottawa. State Of Illinois ON Thursday.
JAN. IL, 1850.
Boltwood MrsES Kahn May
crown Mrs T. kearns Ed
Burchsr Ma sic lily WIN
Inter Carl Ketchum Mrs Josephine
Casper VI A (2) Law Miss care OF
Cuff Mrs Tonic Clarence sharp
Cuttey W j McNelt y
Cutlery Mandatory Ncumhn Fred
De DO Harry samps, IN ID
GpIgpr John Serin, Mrs A
Ialoue VIM & Co Tombs Mrs lie en-
Harden OIL Wei Mrs Amelp
johnson Augusta Wells Fargo Express Co
To obtain these letters. the applicant must call for
Advertised Letters" and give the date of the lst ana
if not called for within two weeks they Will be sent 10
the Dead Letter ONCE, In WASHINGTON. .
WILLIAM OSMAN, 7. NJ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
Lived rive Month. ON 10. own Fat.

From the Liverpool Courier.
Fat has lis value, and here is an in
stance duly recorded in the municipal re-
ports Of the city Of Dover. On December
IA. 1910, pig was buried in is siy
through the fall Of part Of the cliff under
Dover castle Tho sty consisted Of cave
In tho rock about six feet square and
boarded In front, and when the accident
happened the pig was In good condition,
weighing about 100 pounds. Five months
aitcrward, on the Esd Of May. 1911, some
workmen who were engaged in clearing
away the debris OF the fallen cliff, mem
toned TO DR.. Mantcl, well known geol-
ogist Of the day and fellow Of the Lin
mean Society. that they were sure they
heard the pig whining lie thought the
statement Incredible, but ordered them 10
clear away the chalk as fast a. they could
and, sure enough, when they got 10 tho
sty the pig was there, weak and cmaciaicd,
fallen 10 only fourth Of his former weight,
but alive.
In 100 days he had been strictly self
supporting. living on the store OF fat he had
laid up In moro prosperous tunes. There
were, however, evidences Of his suiIefings
In the wood that shut In the sty being
nibbled away In places, while he had
licked the sides OF the cave smooth In his
attempt to obtain the moisture oxuding
from the rock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

q. A. Townsend In the Cincinnati Enquirer
We are In tho face Of GOO, 900 or :, 0O0,-
600 OF the African mcc-it Is no child's
play. This Is the population Of a very
considerable race In Europe. Magyars or
llungirians In Europe are only put down
In the last book Of record as some 1900.
900, or about double the population Of our
negroes. II Is curious instance Of the
economical obliyiousnoss Of the American
people that they permit this huge aud
slalwart black population merely TO be
enumerated, while our American travellers
70 To small places like Sumatra, Bornco,
etc, gnd produce books about the splendid
instinct Of the natives aud the romance Of
their loves aud sense Of war In
point OF fact we have the most remarkable
African population ON the face Of tho
globe. They are indoctrinaicd with the
Republican ideas OF the West through nj
least two generations OF living here. In
some respects they are superior 20 the
white population. What white woman
eau cook cornmcal pono like black
woman What man can 20 out ihlo the
hot fields OF the South aud plough aud
harrow like tho African who has been
brought up them? We are Vally now only
upon the second stage Of the great African
question in America.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
some Old uaxim..

The sacred books Of India contain the
following maximE
"who is cursed by woman Is cursed
by God"
"who dcspisos women despiscs his
mother"
"lt is time TO appreciate all things at
their true value"
There Is no crime more odious than TO
pcrsccuie woman"
EVIL TO him who laughs at womans
suiIering.; God shall laugh athispraycra
cit WIS at the prayer OF woman that
the Creator pardoncd man. Cursed be he
who iorgeis Il"
"Who shall forget the suiTcrings Of his
mother at his birth shall be reborn In the
body Of an owl during thrco successive
transmgalionS"
"Whcn women arc honorcd the diyini.
ties are content; but when they arc not
honorod oil undertakings fail.
Tho households cursed by women 10
whom they have not rendered homage due
them find themselves weighed down with
ruin and destroyed as II they had been
struck by some secret power"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

cowboys from all parts OF the park and
fifty OF them there that night, and before
10 o'clock they were nearly all drunk.
There was but one other woman on the
place-the ranchman's wife. Her bed
was In the dining-room, and ! was to
sleep with her. for there were no private
apartments In this cabin.
When We went TO bed laid off my
dress, but took the precious bag OF gold
under my pillow, and committed myself
In prayer to the great and tender Father
who protects His children. / asked espe-
cially IN prayer that night that / might
be enabled to preserve, untouched, the
money committed to my care. The lights
were burning in the dining-room all night
and once some one came in, but went out
again.
SCARED AND SPARED.
II was well in the night when / was
awakened by hearing voices. / looked up
over my head in the direction OF the sound.
The bed was close to the cabin wall and
just above my pillow the mud chinks had
fallen out from between the logs. Nearly
opposite this hole two men were standing,
and could hear what they were saying.
D. III We've got nothing from the
other fellows, suppose we try heriP'
81 don't believe she's got anything, and
II she should raise a rumpus we'd have a
big fight before morning"
where's she sleepin'P"
"In this room, with Saunders wife"
They walked over TO the window then;
heard their voices few moments longer.
aud then their footsteps died away. | was
fully aware OF the gravity Of my position,
but was powerless TO help myself. Hen
derson and his party were no match for
half hundred lawless, intoxicated
men, armed with murderous weapons, and
knew could not hope for protection
from them. knew OF nothing better to
do than TO keep still. Once more prayed
earnestly, and with one hand grasping the
precious bag | laid still until morning.
When daylight dawned the ranchman's
wife arose, and | followed her, quietly
transferring the bag from the pillow to my
dress again.
At breakfast Henderson looked anxious
" across the table at me, but smiled
back and he seemed treasured. Aftel
breakfast the stage loaded up and w
started of, but as soon rs we were safely
out OF sight and sound Of the house tn,
driver laid his whip across the horses
back and dashed forward at highest speed
Then Henderson told Inc what had hap
pened.
All the men, cowboys and all, slep
together in loft. Five times that nigh
had the ro2ues gone through their sateh
els and even their pockets, while they, Il
save their lives, had 10 lie still and seem L
be asleep. OF course the thieves only go
few dollars that the men happened L
have about them, and rs they made no at
tempt upon me the money was saved
The stage rolled into the little town jus
as the sun was beginning TO set. and be
fore ii had gone down over the snow cla'
peaks in the west my father aud | walke'
down TO Henderson's cabin aud returno'
TO him his bag OF gold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

"Iou are not a great novel rcadcr7"
''No. 1 read one once In a while, but
not often. ! like Tolsioi, the Russian nov.
clist. think men write much better than
women, though occasionally there Is a
George Eliot or Gcorgc sand"
"Whal Is your feeling In regard 10 what
the critics have said OF your
well, ! cannot say that have much
iccling ON the subject They have con.
tradictod themselves over and over again
aud ! don't think many Of the reviewers
have read my books possibly some may
have never seen thcm. They pick out
sentence here aud sentence there, and
criiioiso them, but that Is not u lair or just
way 10 deal with me. The book would
not be true 10 life Il Il did not represent
the bad ~ we'll ~ the good, but Il should
bo observed that la Eros' tho good tn
umphs IN the end. do not believe 10
putting Immoral books into tho hands OF