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The state herald., 1901-03-22

In arguing for lsAsipsi istprs conven.
ton IN Denver the other day irish oi
California, the paid lobbtis. Of Lux &
Miller, drew n comparison Of our public
grazing system with tho fenced pastures
OF Texas and the leased holdings OF Aus.
tralia. In the foimer case MIR. Irish
should have added that there is less
grass in Texas now than tvent, five
years ago wher the country was open.
Fencing has been the cause Of shorten
ing the grass inside of he big fences and
the matter offepirui-hiDg the pusturage
ia annually becoming more serious
problem Their, while the range couutr,
proper has been lo-t to the actual set
tiers. In Australia s,uce the big sta
tions haze been est tablished immigration
has ceased, monopoly rules the gra-s and
there arc actually fewer animals in the
country than previously. The system is
known 10 DO Objectionable to the masses,
us 1t fosters lsndiordism and this is the
very thing We have tried so hard to avoid
in free America Field aud Farm.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The Holvoks Republican last week
made mean and nnvsrrantsd attack
upnn citiz.n Of this eonnty ard. id
stead Of mentioning his name, insulting
ly referred 10 him - . "dspixsn" OF the
county. Such an insulting attack upos
respected citizen Of this county Who
has resided in the county for years
Gomez with very poor grace from the
bnt rscsu,ly imp"rtAd newspaper. The
Rspu bl,csn's charge that the citiz-n 70.
fsrred 70 vas guilty Ct attempting 10
get the oonn'y to pay him for boarding
his mother.iu.lsw 10 sithout fousdsiiop
10 fact.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas. II has picnsed Dryine
Provid.ncc 10 sp,sr tho hume Of orr
N-ishbor. 4. n. Whitman. and ,abe from
the iamily circle it, dea'e.t tIsasur-.
and
Whereas. In tho midst Of their ror
row 90 Smp.ibise with ih. berea.ed
parents for 'h. losp Of their little dauah.
ter. therefore
be II rsov'd d b, Holyoke Camp No.
sooi NJ. ". of A.. .. msmbefinp as wo do
'hst words nre too frail to express what
the hssh feels. that our i-.j-rsst sym.
pstby be extended 10 the b"reavrd family
to comfort them 10 'hi' period Of grief,
and
u. II further resolved. Tba, copy Of
th.s. resolutions he presented 'o Neigh.
hor whithsm and that s.,d resolutions
b. pabi,sb.d In each of tho local pa ssrs.
@. G. Johnson
W. X. bhamp Com.
Rns Hay
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Farmers ahould load sp their gun
for the CRATER who n selling fruit
trees. q. contracts vkh the farmer,
agreeing to receive his 4 ~ tor the trees
from certain psrcentads Of the fruit
raised ssch year when they begin to
boar, hut the catch" isin the order for
the trees which tho faru|pf is called up
on to sign. 10 thirty dfs be is called
upon to pay in cash for rsss The amount
named in the order. abne have pur-
chased a. high ss 800 4afth Of trees
the terms are 90 fair a5d reasonable
and have besD caused mfch trouble and
expense and in many 9sss have been
compelled to pay. -stefns Advocate.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

While James Wh,tcomb Riley aud Bill
Nys were touring the Colorado mining
camps together they found themselves
registered at II mountain inn and in the
adjoining room, separated only by thin
partition, were recently married couple
who evidsutly were Just beginning to lind
each other ont. The woman WAS railing
at the man in waspish tones and the
husband was gruffly replying whenever
opportunity afforded. Both were mad
clear through. Fiually the vile ejscu-
lated, with tears in her voice il not in
her eyes; You told me you were well
off cefore We were married!'' "By Jovs
l was" yelled the husband, but didn't
know it"-Ex.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

There will be mn preaching services at
the Presbyterian church next SUNDAY Oh
account Of the ahsence Of Rev. Parker.
He sss called to Saida the fret Of the
week by the severe sickness Of Mrs.
Parker's mother The Sunday School
and Christian Endeavnr services will be
held At the u.usl hour. II IL the re-
qnsst Of Rev. Parker that the members
Of hrs congregation attend preaching
services ut the other churches next Sun
day.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The NJ. E. Church 10 prospecting along
oil lines. There have been torty-sight
accessions to the membership Of the
church since September, when the pres
sut pastor arrived. A barn will he built
at once on the parssnage lots to replace
the one burned down several years ago.
Money has been subscribed to repaint
the entire outside Of the church, and the
work will be done as soon az ths weather
is favorable Iulsshurg Grit-Advocate.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Their prcmp'nssa end their pleasant
effects make Dewitts Little Early Rus.
srs most popular little pills shsrevsr
they ara known. They are simply per.
feet for liver aad bowel trsublss.--Ciiy
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

To remove y troabissob,e corn or bun.
ioni F,fsi soat the corn or buDiop ~
warm waisr to soften II. then psfe u
down ~ olossly - possible Si'bout
drawing blood aud apply Chamberlain.
Pain Balm twice daily F.; rubbing visorou.
ly fof Nv. iniautss ~ each application.
A corp plaster should b. worn for is~
days, 10 protect Il from III. shoe. AZ n
general linstaspt Tor sprAins, bruises.
lsmsa~ss and rbsus,atis,n. Pain Balm is
upsapsled. For AL. by y X. sebls
The state herald., 1901-03-22

WANTED: Active men to deliver and
collect: No csnvassina. Salary 10000
per year. Extra commissions. Refer
snc-s and security required. Address q.
p. Rose, Manseer, Sterling, Colo, Bo1
pgr
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Prof l,ison. Of Lopacoping. Md. suf
fered .sfribly from nsurslgia OF the
stomach and ipdiges'ion for thirteen
years and after the doctors failed To cure
him they fed him on morphine. A friend
advised the Use OF Kodol Dysp-ps,m
Cure and af'er taking few bottles Of u
he says, ut h.- cured me entirely. |
CAM say tho much for Redoi Dysp.psi.
Cure" II digcs,s ~ha, you ss,,-city
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The new internal revenue Law enacted
by congress- goes into effect on the first
day OF July next. Under this law after
that date II will not he necessary TO
place revenue stamps on bank checks.
GER iticntes OF deposit, prom,ssory no'es,
money orders, bills OF lndipR for export.
express receipts, Telegraph messages.
certificates Of damage, conveyances be-
low $3.50, insurance policies and power
Of attorney.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
LEBLANC 4 SCHEUNEMANN.
tpwORIn lEACUtRS!

Send me your nsme and address and
| will mail you about April 2, q bssuti.
fully Illustrated folder giving full infor-
nation about tho special rat-s and tram
service to Caliiornia wa tho Burlington
Route, at the time Of the Epwor,h
League msstipe st San Francisco In
July.
The folder ~ill -nlish'en you on every
point In connection with tn. ,ripto San
Francisco cost Of tickets; how 20 make
tn, trip most cb-aply and comfortably
what tber. ID To SEQ on III. way. aud Why
your tickets should read win the Burlibq
ton Route.
ths round trip rate open to everyone
from omnhr TO San Frpnotco via the
Burlington Route is ti5. Tickets nre
good by way oi Denver and Salt Lake
City.
J. Francis, General Passenger Agent,
Burlington Route. Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
THE BOY WHO TRIES.

The boy who wins is sure Of praise,
And yet somehow prize.
Through stress Of dark and cloudy days
The gallant bo, who tries.
Not once or twice nor thrice he lifts
His sturdy hand ere life
Shows bright and clear the blue that riffs
With pcsct tbs sky Of strife.
The lad whose valor holds its own
In presence Of defeat,
Who falls and rises, makes no moan,
In dust, or cold, or heat.
I And II in my very soul
To bless the stubborn stuff
That takes Of poverty it's toll
And makes that dole enough.
A thousand praises to the boy who wins,
But twice ten thousand rise
Beyond this world Of ciamorous dins,
10 praise the boy who tries,
--MarBarvI n, Stanxutsf.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

W. p. Kiilsn, ot Holyokc, Colo, ~ns
renewing old acquaintance In the eit,,
Wednesday,. Nj Kiilen reports every
thing fourishink with him. and is having
splsodid luck with his cattle this winter.
-Chsss County Tribune.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
Buy the Michigan Salt.
We have a carload Of it, come
quick before it is gone.
I.xl,l.Asc 4 ScHruNxMAss,

When yon feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take doss Of Chan,b-
erla,n's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They oil cleanse your stomach. tons up
venr liver and regulate your bowels
making you feel like pe~ man. For
sale by +. h. Noblet.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
rO THE DEAF.

A riob lady. cured of her deainsss AMI
noise ip thu head by Dr.. Nichol'on's
Artificial Ear drums, gave $1,000 10 bis
Institute. 10 that deaf people unsbls "
procure tho Ear Drums msy have them
rec. Address No. OBS The Nicholson
fr.ii.n'c, $50 Eighth Avepve, so- yerk
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The business men Of Julssburg have
organized . Building and Loan Associs
ton with P. Peterson. B. Beatty, W. NJ.
Labarse. L. 3. Loysland. W. E.
Coumbs, A. ]. WslrathpH. Q. McNew,
W. Pound and O. NJ. Harris ~ directors
snd P. Peterson was chosen IS president
W. NJ. Harris vice president and W. Nj.
Labsree secretary.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Chaimberlsin's Stomschs and Liver
Tsblsts cure b.llsususss. constipation
and hssdschs. They are easy 70 take
and pleasant in effect. For sals BY +.
X, Noblst.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Mfs. Annie n. Tesi. % Iudisaois, H.b..
Deputy Suprssss arsel~ Of the Royal
N-,rhbors NJ Am.rica has been In Hul.
yoke this week organizing u chapter Of
that orior. The york of organizing
wss commenced Ssdn--day svrnius.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Couptsrfs,is OF D~wiu's Witch Hazel
esl,s are i'shle 10 cause blood poisoning.
Leave them alone. Tho original has tn.
nap.t De Wits upon tho boz aud wrap
per. II isa harmless aud healing s.lv.
Tor ekin diseases. uneausIisi for p,l-s.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The lingering cough following grippe
calls for One Minute Cough Cure. For
all throat and luBg troubles tins IL the
only harmless remedy that gives lmmsd.
Isle rssui,s. Prsvssss oossunption. -
City Drug stors.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Charley Moor. has hc~u rn.hips ocn.
sijstsbl. repairs on 'hr Gordon Houss
building wbio1 hs purchased somc 'iws
ego and pos has ), In good condition for
renting. The building is pretty welt
ijllr.I With renters sirsady.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Frauk vrrnsy has lest his position at
Denver and it's reported that he viii
return to Holyoke. Some other clerks
were also discarged ~ it was clsimsd
they were not needed IN the surveyors
Office.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

J. II. Olson Of the a.xtup country has
recently purchased 600 hand Dream
separator. He 10 doing such an sxtsosivs
dairy business that bic small hand sep
sfstos will no longer answer his needs.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

When you ars bilicus, use these fam.
ous little pills kuosn ~ De Wittr Litils
Early Rissrs TO cleanse the liysr and
Oossls. They never grip.-City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
BURLINGTON ROUTE
$500 to California
February ". ~. yo
March o. 10. 10. 20
April ?. q. 10, 10, 30

Loses, rate IN years.
Applies 10 San frsnoiaeo. Bos Angelo.
Sacramento. sap jos and pretty nearly
every other important point IN Caliiofn,
~.
Through ,ouiia, sl..pers on all the
above dates get ABOARD At auy station
IN ..b, ,ashn a, which tram s,ops, got OF
st Ioa Angeles.
SEQ nearest Burlington ticket agent.
or wnis i. ffancis. General Passenger
Agent, Omaha. S.h,
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Ar. and Mrs.. ]. r. Clelspd OF Hol-
drsge. Neb, are the proud parents Of a
son who arrived at their home on the
9th day OF March.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

A. = cnucns hold last Saturday eve.
ming Mayor l.. L,.islsnc sss rsuominstsd
for msyor Of our town and W. II. Show.
Q. II. Moore aud Chss. Il Peter we're
nominated for trustees.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

White Dove H"ur ,s the bast, tor 1t is
known oil over the west. New machin.
cry and . new man mskss better -four
than cid mills Can. For sale by W. r.
Shsmp.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
Getting Re ady for Easter.

Look 10 this store, then to supply the
new thing' which you need. All that is
stylish in womans apparel finds it's best
expression here. We have spent weeks
in selecting the most fetching styles in
Dress Goods, Silks, Skirts, Silk Waists,
Shirt Waists. Ladies' Wrappers and
LATHE Girls Ready Made Dresses. Sum.
msr Underwear. Shoes, Gloves, Yelling,
Mems. Youths and Boys Clothing. All
Of these lines are complets with the
seasons choicest showing. and there IL
no doubt OF our .biiity to please the mos,
particular shopper. This store i. cert.in-
ly tho place to purchase your spring out.
fit Your Truly,
T. II. WHITMAN.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Call IN and Sse my samples OF LADIES'
Tailor Made Dress Goods and ieavs your
order Tor Tailor Made SUIT. A perfect
tit guaranteed. Mrs. Gates.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Superintendent d. +. Mcfarland Of
Holyoke lef, the first 81 tue w~sk 70 at
tesd the snnusl meeting sf the superin-
tsndssts Of the Burlingtoa ~ Quincy,
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Gaddy were called
To Fort Morgan Tuesday by the death OF
Mrs. William Eaton.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Will exchange my stock Of general
for good land and some
cash. Address, Olson Frankfort. Ind.
329
The state herald., 1901-03-22

wiSfED. -Capsiie, reliable is'r-on IN even
county to frpfrseni large eoinpan, ~ salid n.
nhnrial rpa,aiian zoo .AlAiJ p.f i-af, pa, ablr
we-kl,i ~ psr ia, ai'.oiuisi, surr and all %
I.,nses STRAIGHT. bonn'hde. definite salary. no
commission salar, paid each saturday ani "a.
p.nsa uionsy advanced -ash vrst STANDARD
HOUSE. NJ Dr r.Hnors ~, tine 400.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
JAMES YOUNG, nW.
4 viilags DsseksoisA ssaveA Ms lls.
tie oeas Ltfe.

a viilags DsaeksaisA naveA sass Lit.
tie oss's Ltse.
Mr. b. n. Blsek, The wsll.kssws VII.
isGs blacksmith d Grshamsvilis, Sulli
O.. N. Y, ssys: "Our little son Ave
yssrs old. hss sivsyS bssn subject 70
seosp. ssd % bsd have the attacks bssn
thst ~ have issfsd many times thst hs
vsuld die. We hsvs he'd The doctor and
Nss1 many nsdIsiasa. but Chsmbsr-
isiss Osush Remedy y .sv our sole
fslisses. Il ssSns v dissolve ths tough
nsovs sss b. siviAs frequent desss
When The eFsspv symptoms sppssr vs
have found that ebs drssdsd es,up 10
CURED sseoss Il ests satsIsd." There 10
- Sasgss is sivsss shS remedy fcr Il
ssatains 10 sp'ua or ether Injurious
Srus ssd may b si,ss - eoehdss'ly tn
babs - u d adult. For sale BY r.
,. Nsslss.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

L. p. LAWS O: Holyoke recently spent
few weeks visiting at Omaha, Nsb.,
Brooklyn, 10, and other points.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
Rob White, our county clerk, has pur
chased nev rubber TIRE buggy.

A 6ns boy arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. 8. W. Bssgs on Thursday Of
this week,
The state herald., 1901-03-22

WANTED ACTIVE MAN ~ uouD CiiAti.
neis, u iHli,.f anl r,llsct In taigf7dn f9f OH
established misunderstanding wholesale huuss.
tsn teaf, SUITS tay, ifunrs,f ,astu thar ~
iifsishsu fs-luitr-ll Uaf frfe-rnea, any h,Hk in
am siit, fnri,sa -rlfsalihttsast s,arirsd IN
riapa Nspuiar'n'rFr .rhi'ii riHrr 81, hsfr
The state herald., 1901-03-22

]. b. Bennett 10 moving his law ONCE
TO the upper story Of the Beggs /
Wight building.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Call at the HERALD ufice and sec a
copy Of the National Magazine which
We are Offering With the HERALD.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The smpleysrs liability bill has been
passed by the state legislature and will
receive Governor Ormsn's sigussurs.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
HAPPY HOME WfanINc.


Wednesday morning nj II O'Clock Prof.
q. +. Parker. OF JulsHbnrg, and Miss
Maud z Mills, OF Msenolia, Illinois,
wew united In marring. by Rev. q. II.
Rice Of tho Congregational church. The
c~rsmouy was performed In The home Of
the eronms parsnts, twenty milea south
NJ Juleshurg. With the exception OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c, NJ. Harris only tho I'm.
mediate rels'iy,s ~ Tho groom were
present. Altar the ceremony an excel.
lent and we'll appointed dinner was
served.
Tie bride is n handsome and highly
accomplished lady. Sh. is u graduate
OF = prominsn, Illinois college ana also
u graduate of the Colunihian school ~
orniary In Cbrsro. IN. groom i- an.
/ psriniendent of schools for S.Jgwick
county. Ia pfe.idcnt Of the STANDARD
sheep c,mpany. snd is y partner OF q. NJ.
Hairs IN ,h. cattle business. lie has
been = fs.id-pt Of this county Tor several
years and is ~sll kpofn and highly o.
'esmsd. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker we're
schoolmai~s durinR their childhood In
Illinois. abd th. attach men, then formed
eliminated In their marriage we.in.s
day. After today they viii be at home
In tho Lav.ll. residence IN Jui.obnfg.
The 0r, Advocate joins the many
friends oi the newly wc,id.d ooopl. N
Wishing them n blisaful and prosperous
futnre.-Juiesburs gn' Advocate.
Professor Parker has many friend. In
Holyoke and Philip. county where b. 10
vsll aud invorably known. Tue HERALD
joins with bia mnny other i'icnds In best
wishes ior n happy m,ttiej lie.
tn. stomach controls N. situation,
Those Who NJ. hearty anu s'fopg n's
those WIN ran On, aud diasa, plenty of
iood, Kojol Dyapepas Cure jipos's
what you ~, aud aliows you TO eat ail
the good food you want. II you suffer
FROM indigestion. heartburn. bslching of
my ether stom nob trouble. this pfepars.
ton emit help but DO you good The
nioa' aabsiiive etoiDsshs eau lhks tt
cHy Drug Store
The state herald., 1901-03-22
LUMBER YARD At
HAXTUN,

For the convenience OF, my
many friends and patrons and in
cidentally to help myself financial
lyI have opened a lumber yard at
Haxtun. Ishall keep at all times
a complete stock of Lumber, Shin
giles, Sash, Doors, Lime, Cement,
Building Paper, Fence Posts, etc.
I shall make prices as low as
any responsible dealer in the
country can make and solicit the
patronage of the public.
M. SuaGM@ @gnsau uagl.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
Notice to the Citizens of
HOly0ke.

Owing to the pevalence OF smallpox in
the immediate vicinity 1t becomes i'm
peralive that every precsution be taken
to prevent it's obtaining a foothold in
our city.
Proper attention should bo given to
anything that would cause an unsauitary
condition To exist. would sugest that
all who have not been successfully vac
cinated within the last five years, be
vacc mated at once.
+. X NOBLET, NJ. ID.
Health office Of Holyoks.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

F. h. wh,thsm moved into his rscsnt.
ly purchased residence property on the
hill this week.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
WHERE DID YOU GET
THAT HAITI"

Well, II you are speaking TO me,
l shall promptly answer that I got
II whsrs always get my Hats, at
the Up-To Date store OF
Leblanc a ScuEusExAss.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
New Dry Good. at sh.up'..

New Dry aood. at sh.up..
Good heifers for sale.-Irwin Bros.
The q. D. Corsst is the best. For sale
BY ". r. Shamp.
First class accommodations At the
Conmsrcial Hotel.
G. ". Garland went to York, Mob,
the 6rst Of the week.
Brady and Msicalf shoes are the best
Tor sale by ". r. Sbsmp.
The Commercial Hotel sets hrst class
tabls st reasonable rates.
M
Mrs. @. n. Tribbetts and children have
bssa visiting for the past wssk st Yuma,
g. ". Garland has sold bis rssidsscs
property 10 Holyoks to ] " Wsbsrmsir.
The New Mexico Legislature has
passed bill providing for imprison.
msnt for debt.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

g. ". Garland has sold bis rssidsscs
property 10 Holyoks to ] " Wsbsrmsir.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Mrs. G. n. Tribbetts and children have
bssa visiting for the past week at Yuma.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Brady and Mstcslf shoes are the best
for sais by W. r. Sbsmp.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

g. ". Garland went to York, Mob,
the fret Of the wssk.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The Conmsrc,si Hotel sets Q first class
table st reasonable rates.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

First class accommodations At the
Hotel.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-23
ouit.

4 Memphis railroad man received q
letter the otlrf day. the printed mat
ter at the top Of which gtW him an ~.
tclligcut though ridiculous idea of the
exciting variety Of western frontier
life. The writer rcsiGes iu a town ~
Gated on the diyid'ne Inc beiweei
MfNico and the United States, ant
one wny hr hns ~ adVerii-lng the mu
iipllcilS of HI pursuits h on BIZ letter
heads. ~ 'hr top aud to the left ofth'
center ~ he tHg, "a his own picture
brnsnth which is printed In bold type
these words;
"This {, me-"
70 the right Of The renter 81 th'
page u ~photoer1rh ~ nj wife ur.ei
which this inscription nppearsi "lRil
&. the old woman"
In the center Of ihc page and be
tween the two plcturcs is set on, II
blarl, letters this Information; "ilo
tel. ANNEX. Sample Room, Restaurant
Fish Hatchery. Gas Plant, CHECKER
Farm Saloon. Lunch Room, Billiar'
HALL"
Near the date line 4, this s%entcntl0u'
announcement; "Mc and the old wOm
an run the business, Memphis Scim
iiar.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-23
RAYS DAUGHTER

This brought TO mind the event on
the Bagumbsy yam. and somebody said
II was 'the same Teller IL not the same
A." sad II wouldn't do to leave him
there. They toek him along in their
cab and across to their barracks BY
the PSente Colgsnt~. and q doctor
niuistered to him. for II was plain the
poor fellow was IN sore plight. aud -
few days later n story worth the tell
ing was going the rounds. I'll. good
chaplain Of the Caiifornians had heard
bis partial confession and urged him
w tell the whole truth. aud that night
The last ,cstigc of the crumbtirg ease
against Gerard s%tuyvesant came tum-
bling to earth. and Connolly. from the
Cuarttl de Mrisic. nearly rau his
sturdy legs OF to And farnham and
tell him The tale.
AMY real NAME said the broken
man. "is OF no consequence to my
body. solliered nearly ten years ago
In the Seventh cavalry. but that fight
81 Wounded Knee was too much for
my nerve, and the boys made life q
burden TO mo afterwards. Itook on
In another regiment after ] skipped
from the Seventh. hut luck was
against me. We we're sen to Fort
Meadc. and there vns q gambler In
Dcndwood. Sackct, 10y name. who had
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-08-23

'cm out OF ,iuadaIoupc woods. Ready,
Stuy? OF course you want 20 see i
Drive'W do you good, too. Come ON"
Indeed. you don't stir n step. Col.
Brenti-not q step! What business
have you going into action? iou did
enough fighting 70 years ago"
Brent. deaf 10 her e~xpostuiatiou, IL
rushing to the steps, buckiipg hin
belt on the run. but "M'rin" grabs the
slack Of the khaki coat and holds
him. stuyvesant springs for HIS hat.
10 has vanished. Marion. her hands
behind her. her lips parted. her heart
pounding hard. Inns darted TO tho
broad door To the salon. and there.
leaning against the framing. she con.
fronts him.
A. the g Of the salon Thisbe has
grnppicd Pyramus aud 10 being pulled
to the head Of the ~siSirs; at the head,
Beatricc. with undnunted front. con-
ceaiing Q sinking heart. dcncs bcnc-
dick.
"My hat, please" he demands, his
eyes lighting with hope and promiac
of victory.
"You have no right" she heglns.
"You are still n patient" But now.
with bowed head. shc 10 struggiin,'.
for he has come close Ia her 80 clcre
that his heart and hers might AL
most meet In their wild icnping. sci
close that In audacious search for Nh
missing h~adgvar his hands arc
reaching down behind the shrinking
slender little form. and his long,
sin.wy arms almc-, cncircling her,
rh- war ~ words ut the back stairs
"now trcbiy laundering swelicd the
gale" hut IL Ia not heard here nj the
front.
His hands have rrasped her wriniT
now. His blond h, nj In bowed down
over hers. "a that His lips hover clos'
TO the part ~ the duHky hair. my
hat. Maidie." he cries. "or III ~
take what wanti" Both hand
Juggling t-rriHcaily ~ tbose SLENDER
wrists now. and ,e, not gaining ~
inch. "Do YOU hear III I'll take
"yor -hun't'" gasps Miss Ia,
promptly burying her glowing fac'
In til. breast Of that happy KHAKI
aud thereby tacii'y admitting thu
she knows Just what he Watts ~
much more than Tint hat.
Aud then the lonr. white hands re-
lcnA. their hold Of the slim. whit
wriSta; the muscular arms twin
tight about her. almost iiftiuR h"
from ha feet; the horny brown hen
bows lower still. his mustachc brush