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.GKcte. Richmond,

Tryon treated him politely always.
and never said word for or against
him.
Then Helen took the few thousands
of dollars, for which by right she
should have waited till she had reached
her majority, and went with her hus-
band into the then half-savage depths
of the Colorado cattle ranges.
For four years her letters came regu-
larly Prom the very first there had
been little of personal record in them
What she hoped or feared, en-.
joyed or suffered, no one had any way
of guessing. IL was the lSindest thing
TO read nothing more than appeared on
the surface. But at the end of that
time Payne Morse was tried and SEN
fenced 10 confinement for life for par
ticipation in a daring train robbery.
She simply sent the papers in which the
matter was recorded.
Mr.. Tryon followed his telegram with
all the speed possible. And SO Helen
Morse came home again, a statuesque
shadow of herself, she and her baby. Of
whom the whole family made an object
of worship.
One more blow remained TO fall A
year later the baby died The copy OF
the newspaper that told its death told,
too, the death OF its father, shot dead
while trying TO escape from the prison
in which he was confined.
Helen wore black after that-per-
haps for her baby's death; perhaps for
the memory of the man who had treated
her with a. cruelty she never told nor
limited at; perhaps for herself, because
she had outlived every thing. At any
rate she went In somber garments,
and no one questioned or remarked
And so up to this night-the night Of
her twenty-fifth birthday. when they
were all sitting about the tea table and
talking of Harry's prospects. Harry
had bought a share in Texas ranch,
and he and his partner were going to
rough IL alone IN their CABIN among the
grass and sheep. Harry was enthusiast
tic, forestalling little and uncon scious-
ly the character he was to assume by
and by.
Now. Mr.. Micawber" Grace said,
mockinRly. Mother. you ought to give
him tin plate and cup; and keep silver
forks out of his sight. And Harry.
You'll have 10 cut the acquaintance OF
boiled shirts, unless you boil them your
self, and then you'll have spasms over
the starch"
Helen looked up. and said. in her
slow, impaesive way: "Why couldn't
go and keep house for you, Harry2"
Silence fell about the table. The
idea had never presented itself TO one
of them, but now all at once II did not
seem SO impraoticable. No fancy of
Helen's ever did for Helen.
II have seen something OF the life"
she said. There is nothing IN Il that |
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almost like a sob, as Tryon paused in
his blunt recital
"ihat was two years ago. She never
whimpcrcd undcr &C. and tn-n. rht She Is
crying us If she would kiln hcuc'f Aud
! don't know but she will 11iul, Of q
woman S life going 60 wrccl, like that
Whatever Bronson may have thought
he said nothing There was long 81.
lcncc and nueh tobacco smoke.
Don't they take something" he said.
hcsitliiugly after awhile "a cnp Of
tea or some thing I'm broil quail II
You like
"lhats 500" accepting the auggcs,ion
chcoriullv Then they went out Into
sam Ice shining little kitchen. aud
pottcrOd about with the best of intcn-
ticns but with much disturbance Of
SMALL juggling movablca llclcn's cry
Ing was over now. She lay prone and
ncrvcles3 with the exhaustion Of such
tears She heard the uproar among the
pots aul pans, and wondered family
about IT,
Harry opened the door finally, with a
laden tray in his hands
Il made the tea he explained
breathlesslv, land Bronson cooked the
bird. and we couldn't find Che bread"
Helen sat up and pushed the damp
hair back from her face.
Bronson thought of it, he said. per-
suosivcly I'D try and eat little, "
And Helen drank her tea, and nibbled
her bird with an unsmihng sense of the
uniiiucas of thing, when meat and drink
were offered as remedy for such
troublca as hers.
But it did her good She slept dream
lcssly that night, and If she came out
to hrcal1flat with heavy shadows under
her eyes the sad Tipped mouth had lost
a little of It's rigid lines Of pain
There had been an epidemic of law
lc&ncss through the country for the
last few weeks. The particular mani
festation of the disease was horsc-steal-
ing Now, 90 take mans horse was
generally worse for the community
than taking his life, The public sense
of justice did not always wait for the
slow and rather uncertain action of the
law. Harry rode away that evening
without defining his business, aud Bron-
son found Helen alone, in her hammock
rs usual.
These two did not find talk necessary.
They had reached that grade of ac-
workmanship where long silcnccs are
unmarked A soundlcss half hour passed
Helen lay with half-shut eyes, watch
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| ing the broad food Of sunset light die
out Of the sky. Bronson was smoking
| When the cigar was quite done he rose
deliberately and stood beside her, In
the faint light in her white gown, her
twenty-five years rolled back and left
her in girlhood again
"Ilelenl" he said, touching q fold Of
her dress with softly revercnt hand
she looked up at him with an instants
! surprise, then her eyes fell.
Forgive me-" he said, humbly. II
have not seen many women. When you
came it was like a revelation. And now
| know that | love YOU
She opened her lips TO speak, but he
stopped her
Il know" he said "Harry told me
your story Would you dare trust
another man.
There was something very childlile
in the simplicity of the question. She
half-smiled Then all at once the past
rushed over her.
mo, she said wildly, rising TO her feet.
"All that has gone by forever. You do
not know what You are saying--a WON
hti W ~ hHH ilNhh thi'hku ruNh ~ utEIN-
dation of ill-treatment and cruelty as
who has so utterly mistaken herself
and all the meaning of her life. has no
ri ut to listen 90 such word, as you
have spoken
They were standing face TO face. She
put out her hands with helpless
strcna thless air ot rcpclhng protest
Perhaps he misundcr TODD the gesture:
lac took them in his own and held them
frmly and gently She did not resist
the clasp, standing mute and miserable
Perhaps until that hour II had never oc-
CURED Ia hcr that any renewal Of thut
Old story could be- possible. She had
felt herself ayt apart iiom lil the com
mon lot ot women That h' seemed so
lnnoccntly aud completely o. ignore
such tragic facts ass her life held beat
down an her guard, awcpt away the
landmarks that had been the dreary re-
hunters OF h'i pact FOLLY nhd sin
lie was what that other had been --
plain man reared among Che influences
Of am almost lawlcss community Al
way. ON the edge "t the advancing wave
"i civilization, whore the other had
grown rockies he was grave and sclf.
contained lle know books better than
many Wh"h.d lived among them; there
was o pcuticncss ia his pcech that
meant something better than nero
sweet tamper' and Helen was woman
musauI1r .tr,poth tho ,,,.,, ,I,., ,bat
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can not face. / do not mind the soli-
tude, and n house is more comfortable
with a woman in it.
Aud so it was settled. She went
about her preparations with straight
forward, unhurrying readiness that ad.
mitted of little assistance. In ten days
the brother and sister started, and the
family felt somehow as IL there had
been death, as well as departure.
In those IIys the railroad lines were
everywhere incomplete. Helen, alight-
ing from the low train at its further
most point of advance, found herself
with five hundred miles of stage-riding
before her, With her usual silence, she
did not even comment on the discom-
forts of the journey. She was the only
woman in the great swinging coach,
The other passengers were men.
bronzeG and bearded in fannels and
sombreros, and with more or less of the
furniture of an armory about them.
They paid her good deal Of deferentiul
attention, and were assiduou6 in sup
plying every want, real or imagined,
And Helen took IL as she did every
thing else, with "A gentle kind of half
uuobservant gravity, that seemed To be
very puazling 10 their minis
On tho second day well among the
mountains, swinging down long in.
cline among the dark shadows Of the
pines, there was u sudden, abrupt re.
port of firearms, a rlunEing, lurching
motion Of the coach, a sudden uproar of
voices without; and Helen, crushed
down into the lower corner Of the We
hicle, with a smothered impression of
several tons of kicking humanity over
and above her, heard road agents ut
tered somewhere in the mass and knew
what had befallen them.
One by one the passengers were ex-
tracted,
There's lady in thore" a voice
said.
"Wo'll come 20 her presently, Seat
yourselves on that log, gentlemen, Here
she isl Now, madam, offering dia-
mond-ringed white hand.
Up rose Helen, rs little dishevcllcd as
possible for a woman to be under the
circumstances, and was assisted up and
ont by masked man with the easiest
elegance OF demeanor
1--WE are sorry TO Inconvenience a
LADY, quiet voice said, "but II Is one
Of tho unpleasant necessities of bust
ness. | suspect we have made a mistake.
We took this TO be the paymastcr's trip
down 10 the mines"
Helen bowed composedly and took
her seat beside the others, and then,
under cover Of half dozen rcvolvcrs,
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TESTIMONIAL.
Nufu tr,u, O,l % lsyo
WILLIAM MORGAN.
lutuifvE tuWuNr CO.,
snow Aufk.
tFsuIHTt
tu ot'ct io testify % The merit of your
ihecn dIn aui 900 the belief that a. universal use
would he of gtttl value to sheep uiseu throughout
thg DoWur Nu4il a'Y thai during AUGUST ut
lhH sean I dippei i19n stabhy sheep ai Ncphi,
lHh. ullauuHH tl Nuut printed directions In "a
trtullr dipping tauk, and they were cnufyb cured
Wllghy,
Your dip b cheaper to use n the end than sui
plui ani llmy docs not miu,e the WOOL and 10
hyll,t and cheaper than gnN other sheep dip known
ln tbs section oi The country, in my opinion.
would 7di, that in stating the foregoing I do
800 from 900 lrt,lc ted motive, bat In the belief that
your tcmolnc Sheep Dip will Prove OF the great
est value to fellow shscp aiscrs, and should super
,ede tht use of AN Other materials l0i the dipping
of lhsep i9r stah.
Nour5 truly
(SigusO WILLIAM MORGAN.
HEEI DIP from your dealer, ask him to
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CURRENT TIME TABLE.
IN effect on and fiom April. e. 1901

"Hooi Tom. Glad to zee you old fellow
IT'S almost ten ycars since we were married. Sit
down; lets have an experience meeting, llow's
"Oh she's $3.50. same rs usual,-always want
ing something cant afford"
well we an want something more than we've
got Don't you 20
Yes but guess want will be ny MASTER
t'e~ to keep down oXpCnses ana now III says
! man and she's tired ~ saving and never
hayns anything 70 show for H. ! saw your wife
down street, and she looked as happy a. queenl"
81 think she IL and we are economical, too
have TO be. My wife can make little 90 further
than anyone ever knew, yet she's always sur.
prsing me with some dainty contriyanCe that
adds to the comfort and beauty Of our little home,
aud she's always merry ~ a lark When ask
how she manages 10, she always laughs aud suysi
'Oh that's my secret But | think I've dis.
covered her secret when we married, we both
knew we should have TO be very careful but she
made one condition; she would have her Magazine.
Aud she was right I wouldn't do without II my
felf Tor double the subscription price. We read
v together, from the tillc.page 10 the last word
She stories keep our heats young the synopsis
OF important eycnis and scientific matters keeps
me posted so Tint can talk nuddfstandingly Of
what IL going on my wife h always trying some
new idea from the household department she
makes all her dresses aud those Tor the children,
and she gets al her patterns Tor nothing with tho
Magazine and we saved Joe when he was so sick
with the crpup, by doing just no directed IN the
banllanan Department But | Can'ttoll you halfi"
What wonderful Magazine Is 1t T"
"Dcmoresrs Family Magazine. and
"What Why that's what LII wanted so bad,
md told her II was an cNtayagance.'
"Woll, my friend, that's where You made
grand mistake, and one you'd better reCtify az
sOon a. YOU can. IN take your Sub right here,
on my wite's account. she 'e bound 10 have china
lca-ect In time Tor orr tin wedding next month.
Ny gold watch was the premium rot for getting
npA club. llerc'a copy with the new Premium
Llsttor clubs, hillest thrgoutl llyon don't
s,e In u what you want, you've only TO write 10
The puhlisher aud tell him what you want. whether
u IL a tack hammer OF a new carriage and lac will
maze peci1. terms Tor YOU either for club, or for
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Mts Tom Only e2CO yelr-Will save nfty times
That In six months or send ~ couts direct % the
p1hliahcr, W Jennings pcmorCsi 10 East llth
tlro.i New York for specimen copy containing
1he Premium List"
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EFoRE she was
eighteen Helen
Tryon married
for love. At
twenty-five she
found self
b a N X upt of
very thing.
She lived, and
with the stub
born tcnaoity Of
her nature she
braced herself
TO endure ex-
istencc, but she
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there was n rapid and exhaustive collec-
ton of valuables from the party. Helen
was not molcsted; no one spoke TO her
In the first minute OF the attack some
one had thrust heavy wallet in her
hand; she held II carelcssly, with her
handkerchief and the gloves ehc had
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TESTIMONIAL.
fFrcorr IrNCuoN, Aml., Dec 3
H. HUMPHREYS

fmsoorr lrNcuoS, Awl., Dec. 90, ~.
A. a. HUMPHREYS.
Mcssgs FtENoLhr CurutcAL Co,
p-..c. as Broadway, N
used your Fcfnonc hin for srottiue a b7nI
%, '-'hhv sheep last September. and nu,y AN
rlsR'nie ~ Recommending it 90 wool rtoNHta as a
'p. h iul s'ah as wcli as ON account ui a., hauc-
h'"l ,t-,i upon tHe wool and general c-uIiulu ut
lht aln'p irgmscNts would say in tins l9un,t-
to Dlht th,u scratch more than they done &, .ofc
the appli,dliln of thr dip, and this rave me tbe
impression lhai the DIP Was no good Bat unlu
eAamlnins these sheep week or So later, with the
view ol treating them again with another picpats-
ION discovered that all traces of the s,ah had
,hen disappeared, and consequently abandoned
The IDEA ci iufthef treatment
, ma Nout Dip very convenient 10 use, and
beneficial rather than Injurious 20 the Sheppard tha
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NouIs truly,
(signe0 A. Il. HUMPHREYS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-12
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
ELNENDoRF & Co., !
CURT E MITZsCHKB. J

In District Co 1T of Bexar County, 45th
Judicial District.
The ST ate OF Texas tn the Sheriff or any Con
stable of Bexar County Gr"tting:
Won arr. hereby commanded that by max
ing arbitration of this Citation ia so news
papa pub isned IN the Oun of ID xar % &C.
IN .ach week for TOUR sue 'e-s We week.,
mr.. vi ,us To the return day h. ref You sum
pn,n Curt e. MitZSch e, n nOnr's dent M ire
state of Texas, TO tie sHd app AT NJ me mex
regular term OF he District Court OF IN 4'th
Judicial ID strict in aud for Btxa on ~. to
he mol len at the court House th"re I. IA ne
City of San Ant n q, on the hrst MONDAY III
arch next. the sam heinI tue Zld ga OF
March, A d., 1891, he ami there u ausw'i
/. netitio1 t1ed in said Court IN the ~ n daN
Of F,.bruary, 4. D., | 81 IN sur nn iDrr q
3IS ON the docket of "a d curt wherein Il
nendorf Co, urn emn trs Fn :" Em Wv
d0rf and Edward me dorf are paint u
aud said Curt G. N,tz>cnke ~ defendant
Plaintiffs in their petiton Hllege . ~ or
Novem ner 2lst. 1885, defen iant and one VINE
IA not sued here u, executed and deiV"r q I
plaintiffs their JOINT and seY"ra promissn }
note for $3.50 81 pas anle on or hethre MA
I5th 1886 AID bearing 10 per cent iutrrpsi D. !
nnnum from date aud 10 prr cent attorney ;
fee III col ecied nv law That said sum "t
money is now q ne and IN Z d fendant tho Vh
often reQuesrCd ha refuse and still re Sc
10 paw the same, eX"eut % pa'd Nay nth
1854 and 1880 81 pa d Ma-cn 18th. 1887.
Where ore nlart u pray " judgment t"'
their debt, interest attorneys fees ana costs
Herein fail not, but have you before sa
court on the said first day of the ext tim
thereof this writ with Nonr re urn mere u
allowing how youihave eXgcu ed the same.
witness Geo K. Da-hi II. Clerk of The ID :
trict Court of BeSar County.
Given under my hama and seal 81 ssl
Court al office In San Antonio
lsEALl this 18th day of Dec mher. ID
1890 GEO X DASHlELL,
Clerk District Cnu OF bexar County.
By HBsRY UMsC4EID, Deputy:
Came to hand December 29th. A. ID. isSl
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in the San ntouio Da ly LIGHT.
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Byw.D. DRUsr, Deputy. T"'fw