Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-06-27
hASSOINC A LOVER.
BY Mrs. NJ. J.. Rayne.

Observation-Disclosures
hin very short space OF time
brt that few have noticed It's dis
: Rance there stood a brick build
Ill the suburbs of the city OF Al
I35 y, which was wagon-shop and
ithy combined, The place had
Than local reputation. on nc
Of the excellence of It's work,
& NTH being especially proficient
department. employing the art
Veterinary surgeon In rude but
sful way. Nor had he his equal
country for putting shoe ON q
IN the most fractions animal sub
M itself 10 his skilled hand with
T demonstration. Indeed, his slbi.
'pS-t,' whlstled through his
In an Understandable manner, ac-
Ike charm on the most unruly
l1I2e spirit.
Steve Damer's forge was glow
hen others were dark and silent,
Ais rivals expressed their dislike
Nh, and his success In many ways.
3&X sneered AZ him for a half-hreed.
1&e I'M ftributed his luck 10 the arts OF
n #XEry. The smith did MOI care.
841&~# was Gully one thing ON earth for
E{E he did salra--that WAS his bean
IA < laughter Pauline, the stately girl.
n MOULD have graced the most re-
&x6 home In the state, but who had
f11H&Uad from school with NO higher
&EI}@k&5on than 10 serve In her fathers
@1&ERn There was little else 10 the
N 31H abode, save the loft above. i,nt
&k as neat aud dainty as loving
#H& could make H. Nome of the
Boring houses had such quaint
16 h fi0ns. The wings Of bright
l1aEed birds crossed ON the walls
x md arrows tied with strings or
if}pnm Aioccasins 81 soft skins,
uldered In rare patterns, with
xscoiored beads, unlike any work
iIf1xf M skilled American hands. For
WI3F* Pauline Damer was the dnugh-
fxxnk MI Indian princess, and Inherited
&&I ktght 20 do such work. for her In
&X{X&4k were those Of her mothers
I'M resqne people, the Tnlticas. whose
m means art aud who are
Sl&t<Her nomads nor ldolatefs, hut
f&UI3Ie who nfe pasi-maSters in all the
~x&M md industries.
III the dark.skinned young wife
M 31exe Dnnler died, he went back
III kFiIixation to find himself an alien
l1jk2 his bright-ryed baby sanaw. his
woman. an object OF impairment
II Lilly.
marriage with a sanaw ~ no
&age at all Ia the eyes ~ white
Nh said he good people who sustain
Dns for Ehristiunixlng the Indians
fhen they sIgnlIiesi their wiling.
40 receive the child barbarian as
1 MI uf The nation.
S && Steve ilaiHrr was loyal 10 The
M 6l1lxsrs ~ his dead wife and har I,eo.
t$3 NIL refused Co part with his Paul
F gIvr her over even temporarily
NJ slesplsers ~ her mothers race.
HI. however. send lier 10 school,
H she was treated well. even 10
Rent ~ being admired and pctted
3XK0 reasons Dns was that she
z Nonsidered q sprig Of nobility how.
IN ~ Rough and rude for the branch
fra1 Nv hici she came: the other he.
III phenomenal sums were paid for
11 Expenses. aud her father kept him.
M 1tat u sight The money was her
l1I1t mrs. a heritage her father used
{x6 1k&4ke her scholar and a lady.
N Ilf3h last she was by birthright.
E&scr was irlsy In his shop. for II
&I1T6 f5scr uesk and the horses needed
Ni&X&<nl preparation for the event on
I'M z&& 80 many thousands of dollars
NIL sfaked. Bcndemeer Ind been
I'M &<hs over from San Francisco Ia
x& his shoes rentfed and SankipOu
mi being shpd anew on all fuurr
Son.of.m.t;nn waited his turn
rs aud hostierS and few own,
III accompanied The horses. All the
11kZX was on hand and there WAS the
IN ncroiatic betting. the stakes hs
Nf unusual Importance. Little
II had won ave furinng rMc,
IN MI. the fastest time made by 4
&4y -nld. and Jordan had been fnulct
MI Hill head Of the stretch 80 tho
&1X Ment ON until oil had taken ihell
{<Gf and gene. with the exception oi
N1t man. nm owner who sent his Joe
ENay and fingered 20 have a con
\ Id | flni talk with the smith.
Nh doesn't Harlow Lincoln brtni
Hf& IAestnnt here to be shodt" wns
fst question when they wer,
AMk him" answered the smith curt
2X& & knew his man and did not fee
n &e necessary 10 be civil.
I4Nve a swallow said the othc
#n disagreeable smile. extending
II I Ndsome silver mounted flask Ia
&1fk8 the smith
nv do know II amt fixed z
&Hl Dntner s,isniciously.
"a *rat Caesars ghost. man. have yo,
Tilt l1nmon sensc2 I want you TO hay,
MI NXur wits about you if~~if Lincoln
s N&Ifxht IN to lose the race Tomorrow
H11fsild think you would want to "
with him for all his snubs an,
Il &If&ax4x n
$lf1nei' took long draught from hi
before answering. The subtici
II HIN liquor entered into his hear
IN brain. A. long as he let liquo
and he knew II for n fact Ii
decent man. When he dram
fcamc ugly and morose. mud rasii
I5sled. II was long since his las
II He had promised Pauline ha
iii lIne. the thought Of her accelerate
III work OF liquor Harlow Liucol
sighted Pauline In some wa,
Ct Faer did not know how. but on he
Eng there the young raichinaIi I'm
M Fn her much attention. and sli
#s almost admitted 10 her fathe- tha
4 VI booked upon him as king anon
~ and then he had staid away. an
ii 8V&X stns.e Pauline had lo9f hpr Iiph