Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30

John Gordon.
55s3seT Thes doctor So ays he 4 live.
Ford cried feebly He waved the Il, pa ~
per as if that was the special news y,s55
that covered its first page with heavy.
type and exc clamation points. Some
one discovered Miss Andrews over BY
the window with tears on her face, ace.
Miss Hammond came up and put an
arm about her. 4 ;ts
Grand isn't it y Miss Hammond
said.
Yes It did not seem 10 possible ID ID
the night that he could live.
Tho Tommy Randall? ~ Miss
Hammond asked demurely.
Miss Andrews laughed. S.553
E IN rather unshung BY all this q she
said. .$s .R5 s;.
It is a good deal, isn't it? Tommy's
death and MI. Gordon's 3. life at the
same time. But JOY. never kills. does
1t y, .55 5 Ss..55
.'It has never killed Miss Andrews;
yet, said Ford. .'But I, don't know
how. she will stand all this. I'm afraid
It will go hard with her. Z Z! s55$
VIII ny 70 81 custom spI myself to i,
the head Of the house answered, smil-
1ng on them al. At the Dreakfast Ia
Die no one ever rememDered no y 70 have
q seen en- her more interesting h OF . fascinat--..
ing. t:#a... II I55za. 8s ,sssIss
yohn q: Gordon rapidly grew stronger.
When once life had claimed him if
seemed as 81 all the forces OF good
came came to his assistance fssy T IL ,5s
{5 FI. One day when he had become strong.
enough he listened with the greatest
delight to Ford's account OF the cleo
ton. . ..: .5*5 S;. f.= &. n II II
Chambers is going to make history
for the double decker fellows. There
are over a hundred cases fled already.
The atmosphere around the end Of.
Bowen street is Of dark blue. Tom
my Randall has skipped out for his.
health and carried with him the Doodle.
he was careful not to use for campaign
purposes. The property out here, in
.cluding his unfinished building, has ali
passed into other hands, and the city.
is likely to take measures toward con-
demnation and purchase. or course
that means lots Of legislation and laws;
delays, and SO forth, but. the gang is
outyof the city halls, and Cha ambers and
his gold bowed spectacles will move
things as rapidly as the law permits,
which to my. mind is not fast enough
to set anything afire. At the next cleo,
ton the city ought to make Chambers
q king and give him absolute authority
to do as he pleases for the good Of the
city. But i tell you, Gordon, you
missed mighty good fight BY being
here the week before the election"
so did you, my dear fellow, from
what ! hear OF you" said Gordon af-S
fectionately. /. S.538 s .s5i. .sE Il.
5;$''Oh, I had good fight over YOU
y said Fo ' Ford. There We're also others.
Miss Mis- Marsh came down or sent word
every day. we were al determined IN not not
TO let you die. But twas a good fight.
aDout useu up3 turh YOU over 70
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. .lE iEss. ~ sorry Io Mss you, rd Cor
uon iau1nedl hgntiy Ve no Iault 70
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. unaersta ~ nd. ion g. simply want q !
bsta BOOKING nurse around " Don't
Dlame you, ald Ford, no 5 was IN:
commonly non homeiy and not ct all sensi-
I'VE ~ over II ss =s5 I
z did 5s, not say &c, al replied Gordon,
lallugh1ing again IN He was light hearted.
Ihe 5WcsId seemed good to him The
Nlctory4 OF the righteous forces IN the
city the defeat M Of Tommy Randall, the
prospect forS the future an and. bove ALL
me tnongnt g Luella fiiled him with
JOY. Lie Ire was worth living YIN after all.
nsls y aoula ~ anMays pe pat.le Dot vle,
s+c,,t,i 10 go .s, =, -
minute Brought healing to him. " Z: then, /
IeW .uays aIter, MISS AndreWs told bt'l
nln tnat N l1sss N arsh5 was In the house,