The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26

! from Dolly herself, Tor friendship OF
any kind, much less friendship with a
chubby, dimpled little maiden, was not
much in Jin's line.
There was nothing attractive about
Jim-euite the reverse A great hulk
ing fellow, with a sullen face and evil
eyes, who, young as he was, had dipped
more freely into lifes book than is well
for any man TO dip. And Jim had not
come out of the ordeal unsoiled, Ii was
a rough place. that little western mining
camp in which he worhed-a rough
place. full of rough men. with whom,
moreover, he was no favorite.
! Il Gale late" said Judge Remis, who
was taking his ease outside after a hard
DAVIS work and blowing in gentle,
meditative sort of. way the curling smoke
from his pipe. Il calc'late that more
/ thorough paced young scoundrel than
that Jim don't wlak tie earth-darned
if he do"
This sentiment. as fully embodying
the views of the camp. was received with
mods of assent And yet" said the
Judge, taking the pipe from his mouth,
the better TO enforce the remark. Dolly
there seems sort o. struck with him"
That's So said big Ben thought
fully
! The camp uttered a growl or two of
protest What did Dolly see in him?
was ii''' 'N' -. -, tt,',,, ~,
swered.
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race anu oio"H . '--ls3 80
Dolly! Tue oou siNo" ON ~
winch was oioSS'-,1, ~ my -.
.lia' '''h'i VI VIM e -
orlhhlhS leiio" o-o - 80
his widest ana N.-1I' "ouiu lave uoiie
auSht TO harm her
jest look al EN- sdlu Inc JUG
raising hlilseh ul'oh MS GNU" iioiii 'Ho
soft GsiisS.
ne hieD loiio"e'i us s''"''' anu 'oou'
twenty !'.IuS away "ppu.'i' n9 o'er "a, ,''
pralrle riust, 'ney ID" tn9 wv oi45
seated on jim o.i|utiu vi iiofse' heu
Mustang one o. jim S'iohS <iiihs
thrown protec'lhslF "l'ult liei' s .l,'
otheI carrying hei ','SNe' "a po4 r. 80
10 an eaten 'I"'
cnnOby ht'ie hahuS n"' ''''e' s'''''''01
theih aIohe'
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Gus irui' anuliiinSs 49, :. nv
EN-, DIM wont he' they heaiu Nei ie
marx.
Ell! sald jim sa'a8s'
1t Is DADDY, We no donoV lie viii D~''
oy ready ior hios' al nc "a" ee'.
There was sulilciett Amount va fu'ii
In the statement 10 cause si!o'neiod
laugh OF amusement among 'ile listeners ,
In ~iich i'auuy, o''isi WEE '''' '"''0'
good humoredIy joined
Dolly dld not iaugn' instead her ofo" Il
eyes grew troubled JIM niarH nad
saVofeu Vi uiSios any " ''"'
atty to Daddy was part OF Dolly simple
creed Suddenly she frightened. Do
am /, she announced.
"Are yer, now? ASKED jim.
"lss, said Dolly. Aren you.
jim made no reply. Catching sight or
the spectators, ne lifted Dolly and the
berries roughly TO the ground. and went
On his way III hlE customary ihocuy ST.
lence.
Dolly, apparently quite used to snca
treatment from her strange Trend, incKed
up her basket and trot1ed contented4y 70
her fathers side.
/ "Whove you been with. Dolly said
Big Ben. catching her up II his arms and
tossing her 20 the sky.
Dim. said Dolly from Ben's shoulder.
/ the men laughed.
We'll, am surprised. said Big Ben
loftily-'a little gell Ike you taxing up
with such as him. / wonder ~ you.
Dolly"
for aiis~e' D'oh' -, - asas -.
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, "nereoP0a s40' '0-'' e---0
ensued
however j. 30 Ia - Ia -
to give pf s'ce'Ss,i Si', !" = y -: =,
ton AZ 70 with. =. = 80. - -. ..
ne co1l1 "a - -I--..e. - g..
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Cs0eh' To- 90 Us 80
lis nara l1sh'e'Ans o'--iHo1''' ia '4A'
Ie@sF s'"C
lie camp 4s $50 ~O.ANe - 80