The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-11

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mad been recovered, and ltsa ~
the different outfits wsrs a .a'. Is
the Red desert for straw s 'aa
Something in the natus. ,S,
uon was created by the s,s! =
Wetmore party. The ~a' a'a'
frankly interested in the s o,aa
Ing and general depor,u.s r's
New Yorkers. Rumors Quo y, !!
brooke's beauty were r,,.
was a general lnclinatIon :.
her with local bellies. Such ~ "
they had seen these city, y.
tore-were as a rule too ..,'
their appreciation. Thev NJ n
that had more 20 to ths..
verdict passed upon one % ,,a
ty who had visited the w.
year before. In arranusr.
hair, perhaps in matters a,
Judges were willing to ~.
laurels to city damsels, bn.
cession stopped. But eylds,
to judge from the elabo,,.,' .t
toilet, did not intend to hs
thus cursorily. She hersa,,
cately, palely pretty, as Al,
her hair was tortured to a :,
dufness, and the simnlioi.
green muslin gown was on
name. 1t was muslin di,on,l
GRATED. beribboned, lace hi,
its identity was all but last !,
titude of pretty complication,
"Did you know that old N
lett had a schoolmarm n,
placer asked one of the me-,
OF eastern prettiness.
well, WELL" Costiean >.
"'tis some av thin Yilliu Ia,
six fut In their stockings, "
Numbering right. Sure N
ought to be something ny ,
Oi'm thinkin'."
Il seen her the other day. 4,
er little heifer never turned \
ture. Lord. I'd like TO be IN,
corners of the primer right N
was there to whale the ruler
"Arrah." bayed Costigap
women question is gittin Cd
Ontoirely, wild Miss Rodney-
self lukin' loike Il saint IN
windOw-d'alin' the mails an
wan tachin' in the moun,a1
this place Is gittin' to be tu
shpot for bachelors loike mesI
Il amt mentionin' no nd
there's Il man here amt
mighty fine woman square as
In to the way she ought to te
The information ran throus
Gle like an electric shock. Md
IN the act of pledging cad
health to listen. LoungeN
ened up; every topic was drop
man who had made The statej
the loose Tipped busyboiy
suggested to his host that b
his six shooter since there we
present"
what are you waiting for!
Texas Tyler savagely. You
ed your whip, made your bo'
our attention. Why don't You
The man looked about nerve
was rather alarmed at the ID
had excited. The mex, NOM
Hamilton had walked into
There was something crucial
tance at this particular time
tallized suspicion. The gossip
vantage of the greetings to
to make his escape, Texas
the bunk room Immediately a
for him in the room with the
The fiddles in the hands Of
Of Mexicans had set the wn
whirling as if by mage
danced they sang, Joining
"caller out" who held his
post between the rooms I'll!
was full of singing, dancing
women, who spun and plroue
they had not Il care IN the "
Texas Tyler was not OF lle
looked through the dances
man. There was n red llasl
pills of his eyes, ana De wv
that he was going to do 'nlns
they did them in Texas io'
he knew that the loose llppea
Iheant Judith Rodney ana
ilton. Never before had sue
occurred to him. and now u
been presented to his mlhu
wondered why he had Oe
blind fool.
He rushed from the room
to the stable. At sight OF MN
leaped ON Il horse and roue "
darkness. r,
"who was that;" asked y
man lounging by the corral
"That was And he gave
of the loose Tipped man.
Texas cursed long and plH
Then he went back to the
and tried to pick Il duarle -.
Hamilton. who good nai''
sulned that his old friend
drinking and refused to ,.i,,, ,ae.
Peter went in 10 asR h hi'.
with him. All that e'en,n -,
been waiting anNiouSl! n
Meanwhile he had uset =" N
ence as a newly nrpo'n'''. -,
the Wetmore outdt to soon,s
s'S w ,,tlpmell