Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-18

CHAPTER ]
In this and the chapter that Will
follow ! may sot down certain facts
that VIII lead the reader tn believe
my old mnHipr WEH an unkiuH and am
unjust man. u ] no. bef yOu to pass
them without such verdict. and
rather 20 repruarh me Tor my nwk-
wardncss nf expression. thar caused
THE for al ! look hack nOw ran
SEQ the dificultlea that surrounded
him, the Invitations that vexod him,
and their continuation, which tried
bis very soul And that umV pre-
vent prejudice say now. when years
have enabled me 20 FORM my iuhg
menis without Partially or without
thought Of revenge. that as millions
aires 80, he WIS kind and consider
ate as any who mlght have been
picked from a bunch But q ls my
purpose 20 vel down Ell Ia truth. truth
.aa ! see u, and ! win not depart from
this though q make tho master griove
should ~ reach bis eye And % o.
should. ! beg him 10 forgive me, for
az the Indiana novelisia say. write
HauFhi In envy or IN malice
! WIS a proud and happy man. For
.2i years ! had worked on my fathers
farm, having been born On one just 2i
years before. In the meadow. the
corn field and the wheat held ! had
t0llcd many long and weary days.
Ard IN the gnrdcnl Al. the garden!
lt was there ] had given my best
labor To- The earth, for { was glad
when the tomato. she potato and iho
bean spranr from the EARTH ao,si TO-
80 % the table, and there app se
the hunger Of the honest work.
had q pride 10 my garden. the q de
81 the skilled hughHndmnn. tl /
complained NOT. though often ai gas
after pulling lho weeds. ] foi iko
the man in the hofurrfaking pie ufo
~ the advertisement OF a kidney and
liver cure. Full many a time ! longed
90 leave tho farm, nos ihat lhn labor
was hard, for ] was strong and will
lng, hat because there Was such n
variety 81 work to be performed. 50
mgny things tO be- done In the Geld,
che barn and woodHhed that was Of
fen behind in my work "a a gardener
Many time had ! wished that I
could leave the Old farm and end
employment on some rich mans place
where ! could concentrate my efforts
on the garden. And al last my hopes
were realized. for ! had received the
appointment OF gardener on Mr. John
AllroX's place was proud aud
happy man.
"Tillman,' said Mr.. AlIrox for my
name IS Hi Tillman- "Tlllmnn. J
have been 10 the financlerlng business
for 30 years, as messenger book
keeper. cashier and president Of the
Gouinm National bank Although my
salary has never been more than si5..
600 q year have kept my eyes open
and my pockethook shut. ana { am
now worth at least s5000.0OO 30 ]
nave not been a complete failure.
But ! have iaiiod in the greatest
ambition OF my lile. That o. ~ make
a profit from my farm. { thought 4
had solved &C. last year / sold an
our yeEeia sics 10 a commission man
Ia the city But accidentally learned
! had been buying them back from
my grocer 40 prices 20 TO 100 per
cent higher han Z bad sold. Nov !
only ask That you raise enough stun
10 feed myself and wife and Toe en-.
pioyca. Can you do ltq
Il Kin" / replied.
Good he said "As YOU will no.
lice, everything has been planted and
Us growing, and your 0ue duty Is tu
sea that d rlpens d.. vnur on y
duty excepting one. which b 10 look
after the poultry. ! have 60 hens ami
roosicrs, winch cost me an average 81
apiece And. Oh. Tlllman" hia voice
was neagbreaking he was SO affected
ar you could only manage 10 get as
fresh ogg for breakfast now and
them Il IS such nuisance. this thing
% carrying them from the city on
the electric cars.
"a will de my best" said. ~
there's any oggs ~ YOUR hens IN get
en- out 81 I have % urs d cnrkBcrew.
spoken IKE a mani" exclaimed the
master "fuiman / believe In a work.
man having good tools and al the
/ garden Implements are first class
Come. ! viii shQw tncm 90 yen.
he Ted The way tp the tool house.
Wnere / heheid aLeh tools na NJ plain
farmer which was--hed ever sect.
ie placed a hoe Ia my hands
{ This, said he, "la a hne piece Of
/ Chippendalo. o colonial piece 90 dne.
aa I ever have seen. Sec me blade q
I uandiuraad steel niekeaniaied and
the handle ia piece Of East India
mahogany ! p|cRed Il up in IA nuc
u1neera shop in Philadelphia only
$40 ID was a lovely be~eHin
Excuse me. alr,' ! said returning
ne hoe 90 him have not washed
my hands for two hours.
Nonsense. said 0e Don't be-
afraid 0r scratching @ Good mahoE
any never was injured By usage You
see. this handie hau the dun nnish. II
thcTg ere any aoFafehea Un &c fngg Will
be- tasou oa thls tam hy TIE hard
/ wood hnlenor who always sifaiehiena
things up when We reiurn 10 the city
"nut me he added kindly. you
must be- tired will take sou tn Mr.
s. dds. ihe superintendent 81 thg
pinct who viii giVe YOU some insiruc
tons IN nrm ofi1uei and some re
1 treatments ! ,rust you sci a good
nights rest for wish you io mani
I cure tko corn tomorrow
And Thus did trouble bead Itself iu
my direction
CHAPTER 81.
/ / cannot say that / was iayOrabiy
] impressed with Mr akidds. recall
that my FIRST thought was that be was
a pQmu0us sort Hf gentleman az be-
wore patent leather shoes. a diamond
ring and a blue scarf pin
= suppose you know your huaina
IS b Fefdener Tlliman. Of the mastri
w0ffia nat have employed YOU" hs