Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-16

d v-Loufs takes an enthasl-
 ,ine to Rob. While his men
 ont Raymond is shot. lie
 led by Ann.
 Barnett brines aid to Raymond.
 [rhe wounded man ;s taken to
 ,, bouse. He has fallen in
 ith Ann.
 41n is cold toward Raymond
 leaves the Barnett home Lo'l=
 qa1s win AHa aHl Hlns away
 Raymond.
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 EaNNuILE, euH.4s ha9=
 monds days on tlE f5f l.
 while t5e eaftla were @itIe4-
 ing away on tHe plains a.a
 fg trail from the south #as aii=
 tb grass. | moz6 notable Sasslcs Lld been forming like some new
 parasitic @foUth#oa tHe west
 shoaldef q old Azg@aISoa, tlie. 6 peaE to tlo west.
 le midSI af elH @oaHta@ ia h of two sMa51a. grassy ao#ta. 6iiip Le Beau zfal5i.zhe5i ! @ in the earl5 seventies a}al es5il 5 le Marie. aifer= =Bis wife. ftzz. Ter, proved toHe too faaeifal for bVboy ueighaars. Wh9 promptly
 t "Le Beau Hole, and =ilGthe
 was known among eattlelaca as &Creek.
 west Of Le Beau's camp, and l |el 10 tLe valley of the Loup, stood bmetrical pe;k which seIHe ais y to the red people lad called
 Horeb. About the year 1870 persons not missionaries planted n the soil in convenient places at base of this hill and raised | E shout over the discovery ot q El Dorado. \ rush took place, and outside world the region became D as the Mount IIoreb mining Ets and was alluded to with deep
 resentment, with curses. there were miners whom neither bsmatc opinions of @eolo@ists nor fcks of scleners could turn aside a faith that somewhere on tue fy slopes of Mogalyon lay veins of fnd these continued to chip and to bd to hammer.
 ley Springs Was becoming known pleaSant health resort. and the wa pr its springs Were being bottled rpped to the eastern cities. Each |a larger number of stricken ones to find respite, if not recovery. in prlously bright sunlight and pure for years it remained q village IS ouslness men merely shopkeep- nd resident ranch owners. but as me spread families of wealth and position in the east began to set ohg the bank of the Bear and to homes into which the sunlight t med With healing magic, and the or these families began to look Tor business and for investment. lol few of them were in the so hSten when rough bearded 9esah to pl0d down the trail from ereeA bringing sacks of promis- ufNs rom these samples, sent 'o ee aSsayed. started flight of Il e'Sles e@t't and west. Again the auFoaS youth, the skilled pros tue gambler and all the uneasy H. ''ag clements that follow such r20se" f!at2 tte V2I,cy and toiled e'' tfall to tbe grassy hills of "'s.' though short of breath hy of the altitude. two full miles U tue sea some of these incomers ~ ''la some We're angry Gold. 'e grassy hills? Impossiblew And "qlie AWAY again with bitter , ' was Mount Ioreb repeated arge scale.
 a tue assayers, the men of learn ..siseea and in their little mor- ,n aseo the ore and in tiny porta- aa 'naees smelted for many a stur- Ae. n, minute buttons of shining o me gold was there. and at :. ''ioNl Skeptlcal believed. ..1 .ne inflow began in earnest. a''i t., Was beaten smooth by 4s rect. It became a stage ,,:' a great railroad sent survey a s up each of the deep and 's :, canyons in the attempt to ,ol' 'ne mighty camp whose fame to shine throughout b,el, 1lla' Tie beautiful grassy hills na, With eruptions of red :. aus appeared leading from # ,o ourrow like runways in a 's ',, prairie dogs.
 ,nan naln street of Bozle was 10000 e p;, tue sea, but at last, on the i, Gu me mountain, a vein of ore nd S-'oo'' to the ton was discov. pt N ,, auother town arose-full H.
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