Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

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peace from this wrecked victim Of her
own good deeds, and rlpened the ruin Of
2 ueienseless home; when poor cid Josh
IN an agony Of help,osness pinrd out;
CO., ms all the dolu's-cuss him.-of old
"Satcrr'
The whole camp Missed the name With
lowering hrows that told Of gypsy dread
As II the Old One Is ever ready at
call' az this moment a smart open buggy
m which sat two men-one q waaaenod
Old man. with frowsy white head
CROPPED almost out Of sight between thin,
peaked shoulders; the other, a hard faced,
ollclous fellow Of perhaps 4O, The VIII
lnge constahle-wns driven from the
highway into the edge of the camp, The
Younger man bawled out OlusterlneE!
square Slater here. owns this ranch
arter noon today, You fellcrs kin hey
jess twenty.four hours to messy outer
thisi Dye hearI'
IN jail ,ey'ry ono II they don't. TEL
en- that, Jeif. Tel 'em, too shrlckel
The old wretch, with sewage gesture of
his shrivelled hand towards Maple Hin
iarmhouse,. that old fool goes, TOO
Shes run her rope Can't sit another
dollar, can she, .ictfg'
Not darned red cent. Yon fehers
better hustle noww And with this the pre-
eions pair drove rapidly away towards
MIDTOWN, the county seat twelve miles
distant,
lhore were quick movements about the
ecqmp, but not Of preparation for hasty
Hight Low and rapid consultations by
leaders were hcid IN one group tho
eiinnng of gold could be- softly heard.
Tue name Of a certain Midtown lawyer
was more thnu once shaken under fheir
hrparh,. 'rhree oi lhc b"si b"r4rs MI,
snddled. Chief Stnnlev Flias Wb,rto,
whose wife see,ncd ~ te corncstiy n,..,
ing him ON. and i.indiy lch pns,,,,i We,
npjn their barfs sGi,nr,i,,s. III ,'6li',,,.s
along mo tic,s,rt i,i.hn.,,. Ia ~, liz.
zion ibe 's5,iirc o,,i aile i,eI 49,,
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ne Go,. rss'' a. t 4, S,,,, NV unV' Ana
mot a,rin,,s,i. N Nllti pl'iiivg s1'u ~,
bis c,,,,ps,i NV !N''nS 10 tne spulro 'nd
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NVuiuwb US we needs aiorc brealiiu'
a. al. 20,
III rlshI Hlpi returned Jeu surlily.
MY9'! lpns' quicker We gut back
,, ' ~. w; lhe better ana with q re-
g,'tu lIinnkee slrs,' IRON all. the
,ntce increased their speed aud had soon
Maple Valley representatives of the law.
The sun had scarcely turned the
shadows ut tie great maple trees FROM
west TO east across the pcrturbcd camp
WHICH Two MuII fuNnHUH AZ ftmrtn.rta
20 yenrs of age strolled mo tbn iitho
grove from the old highway which ioods
from Tie city of boston 10 fhe rronl
New England hills. The face of one vbo
carried u portfolio was full of eager in
tercst as he surveyed the picturesque
scene. liis companion was q young New
York author His writings upon nie
lsomany race were alNady mailing him
i,a ll w lie had brought BIS artist friend
20, benle IRON philadelphia 10 this out
I,."v.Way NSW England nook TO assist
F e' a. Hrcullhs audltqnal Illustrations
p',,dt,,ss i ngM los;uut' NltL An Ancient
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the gray Old farm bon nS i nh o '4Mords
closer SIN, over upon the hudilei graves
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