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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
CHAPTER XXXIV.
"BLACk MATHS TRIUMPH.


My enemies caused it to be widely
believed that wild Week" was my
deliberate continuance for the sole
purpose of enriching myself. Thus
they got me {; reputation for almost
Superhuman daring, for satanic astute-
ness at cold-blooded calculation. / do
not deserve the admiration and respect
that my success-worshiping fellow
countrymen lay at my feet. True,
did greatly enrich myself; bit not
until the Monday after Wild Week
Not until | had pondered on men
and events with the assistance of the
newspapers my detective protectors
and jailers permitted to be brought
aboard-not until the last hope of
turning Wild Week TO the immediate
public advantage had sputtered out
like lost mans last match, did l
think of benefiting myself, of Selling
the opportunity to strengthen myself
for the future. On Monday morning
| said to Sergt. Mulholland: II want
to go ashore at once and send some
kilograms
The sergeant is one of the detective
bureaus "dresS-Suit men" He is by
nature phlegmatic and cynical His
experience has put over that veneer
of weary pOliteness. We had become
great friends during our enforced in
separable companionship. For Joe
who looked on me somewhat as a
mother looks on a brilliant but erratiC
| son, had, as l soon discovered, elab
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22

me. 1t included a watch on me day
and night, lest, through rage or de
spondency, 1 should try to do yio-
lence to myself. A fine character,
that Joe! But, to return, Mulholland
answered my request for shore-leave
with soothing smile. Cant do it,
Mr.. Blackjack" he said. Our orders
are positive. But when we put in at
New London and send ashore for fur
Their instructions, and for the papers.
you can send in your messages"
CAS- you please" said /. And gave
him a cipher telegram to Joe-an or
der to invest my store of cash, which
meant practically my whole fortune.
in the gilt-edged securities that were
to be had for cash at small fraction
of their value.
This on the Monday after Wild
Week, please note. I would have
helped the people to deliver them.
selves from the bondage of the BAN
dts. They would not have it. l
would even have sacrificed my all In
trying to save them in spite of them
selves. But what is one sane man
against stampeded multitude of mani
acs? For confirmation of my disin-
terestedness, point to all those weeks
and months during which l waged
costly warfare on THE Seven" who
would gladly have given me more
than I now have. could I have been
bribed to desist. But when / was
compelled to admit that I had over
estimated my fellow men. that the
people wear the yoke because they
y !
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22

"Thenk ye," the painter returned.
Tiff ye're no otherwise engaged. y
he stammered, Il wud be rale prood
| to be yef-yer best man. I've had nae
experience, but"
Are ye in earnest, Joseph"
'Ay, I'm in earnest!"
"Ha'e ye no heard what the folk
says ABBOTT me?"
I'm no carin' snuff for public
opeenion," returned Mr.. Redhorn
stoutly.
Il believe ye're a man, Joseph Rid
horn" he said. Listen, an I'll tell ye
something. To begin wi, what dae
We think O me for savin' money a
thae years."
Il never thocht ABBOTT it till ths
ither day, and then 1 thocht ye wud
haze guild reason for the savin'"
"Aweel, I'm gaun to tell ye. Mind,
it's atween oorsers. Listen, I lost
ma arm when I was three an twinty.
was coortin' lass at the time. But
We Gamma keep a wife, an maybe
weans, on the wark O. yin arm, an
that the left yin. At least, I couldn't.
An it came to pass that the lass mer-
rit anither man. An the next year
ma fayther's brither deed an left me
near three thousand pound. I had a
brither, but he got naethin' left him
the reason for that I dinna ken. He
was a clever lad. He MIGHT haze been
chancellor o the exchequer if he had
gotten the RIGHT chance. So I gi'ed
him the three thousan' pound, an he
was to pay me five per cent. But he
never managed to pay mair nor yin
an a quarter. It wasna his fault.
Things was aye against him. Hoover
he peyed that regular for near thirty
year, but it didna leave me muckle for
gfein' away to furrin missions an the
like. stoppit gaun to the kirk, seem
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22

more would the place that harbored
you"
He had both common sense and
force on his side. got into the
launch. Four detective sergeants &C
companied me and went aboard with
me. Go ahead" said one of them to
my captain. He looked at me for or
ders.
1--WE are in the hands of our guests, y
said /. Let them have their way
We steamed down the bay and out
to sea-
From Maine to Texas the cry rose
and swelled:
Blackjack is responsible! What
does it matter whether he lied or told
the truth? See the results of his
crusade! He ought to be pilloried!
He ought to be killed! He is the
enemy of the human race. He has
almost plunged the whole civilized
world into bankruptcy and civil war"
And they turned eagerly to the very
them. you have the genius for
finance and industry. Save u.s."
If you did not know. you could
guess how those patriots with the
genius for finance and industry" re-
sponded. When they had done, when
their programme was in effect, Lang
don, Melville and Updegraf were the
three richest men in the country, and
as powerful as Octavius. Antony and
Lepidus after Philippi They had
saddled upon the reorganized finance
and industry of the nation heavier
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22

| l couldna pay ma footin'. An l wasna
Saun to tell everybody that ma brither
had the len o ma siller He deed the
year afore last-bankrupt. had been
! savin', Joseph, an the savin's haze
kept me up till moo. This wee hoose
is ma ain. That's a.. Mary's keepin'
me frae the-the puirhouse That's
the truth, Joseph"
I'm vexed for ye, john" said Mr..
! Redhorn at last. "But--but yer guild
/ times comm moo"
Yell keep what I've said secret,
Joseph?'
I'm thinkin' the folk should get a
bit hint o the truth. Will We mo- leave
the thing to me, John, seem I'm to be
yer best man? I'll be awful discreet.
I'll get Peter Brown to write from
Glesca mentionin' casual that he was
glad to hear O. the marriage. but
! vexed to hear by accident that We had
never got the guild O yer fortune O.
thirty year syne. Hoo wud that
! dae?"
Man, mani" cried Fergus, "a body
wud think we was auld freens."
so we are. but we didna fin it cot
till the NIGHT"
I'm gled We cam to see me- What
brocht We. really?" Fergus asked
rather abruptly.
Mr.. Redhorn actually blushed
"Weel, l decidet because l was shair
there maun be something rale fine
about twa folk that gets MERIT efter
waitip' thirty year, whatever public
opeenion says ABBOTT them"
The morning after the wedding Mr.
Redhorn entered the little shop.
"A packet O ceegaurettes, he said
in very off-hand tone.
The comely little woman behind the
counter looked up at him with smile
on her lips and tear in each eve
She may have been nearly fifty. but
she did not look it then.
Johns up at the cottage" she re-
marked. We're thinkin' o. startin' q
wee business in vegetables an frui,
next year, forbye wur shop"
Il wish We success, Mistress Fer
gus
. Il see ye're in hurry-but Maiste,
Ridhorn. did naebody say onythine
nasty ABBOTT John wantin' to merry me
when he had lost everything? Tel
me, please?"
"Naebody kens that he had los,
everything, Mistress Fergus"
'But-but-you ken, Master Rid
horn-you ken. What did you thinl
O. John?",
Il thocht o him wantia We 70,
thirty year." said Joseph
"ohs then, III tell We the truth. Ye
see, ! kent ABBOTT Johns brother. an
| heard when he deed bankrupt. An
then I'll askit John to merry me
He couldna refuse"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22

taxes than ever, and a vaster and
more expensive and more luxurious
army of their parasites.
The people had risen for financial
and industrial freedom; they had paid
its fearful price; then, in senseless
panic and terror, they flung it away.
1 have read that one of the inscrip-
lions on Apollo's temple at Delphi
was: Man, the fool of the farce"
Truly, the gods must have created
us for their amusement; and when
Olympus pals, they ring up the cur
tain on some such screaming comedy
as was that 1t makes the fancy
chuckle, whilst the heart doth ache"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
Not Easy to Do.

Pop" began little Patsy. at the
table, kin / have some"
Here, now!" interrupted his IA.
ther. we've plate full o. food before
ye."
Yes, but
Wen. thin. kape yer mout. shut
an ate it-Philadelphia Press.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
} JOHN FERGUS MARRIAGE
By j. j. BELL

Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-24
Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS .
. q . 80 900 80
TINE MEMS At DAN

oak. Texas. nec 81 With the
approaching new year comes the usa-
nj shift for new locations Besides
local changes ae quote some who
have moved to more distant PARTS
c e Ruckuer and 7 l.. Bentley
and families have shipped their
household goods aud personal effects
to snyder, Senrry county where they
will in the future reside Rev ! n
Morris. his son, Sam Morris. with
their families have moved TO Quay
county. New Mexico They viii soon
be followed by Jim. and perhaps. l..
A Morris. TIVE of the family have
taken up claims there X. \ porseit
| has sold part Of his farm TO Prof NJ
lie. Hendricks OF Mountain Peak.
| rented ont the balance and has also
moved to New Mexico
/ These people were some OF the
very best In this community and
| their absence from among us Is
keenly felt
| r. II. Armstrong after a year $
absence has moved back on his farm
| We are glad to have him with MS
/ again,
! Mrs Busby and daughter, Mrs.
| Tom Mitchell. mother and sister re-
speetiyely of Mrs f c. Morris are
here from New Mexico visiting rela-
tives and friends.
/ Our school has closed for the hol-
/ idays. Miss Henry alderman, our
/ energetic young assistant returned
to Waxahaohie to spend the week at
4 home
Farmers have about all of this
years cotton and corn gathered and
some are preparing land for next
Il years crop.
Wheat and oats look only toler-
ably we'll. The acreage is about as
usual
Madam Rumor has not raked mp
lany suspicious matrimonial subjects
for this series of holidays.
Health Of the community is good.
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. 900 20 % . . . .
Some folks said thes woald ike
the letters longer while 81 hsfs haFe
iutimatod that thee could d. with.
out them altogether mus We lind
the human race. difference 81 taste
and opinion gives as our religious
scots, political parties people, dit
fercnt countries, dlYersiiies 10"
STYLES of architecture, makes people
dress differently. and keeps all the
men from wanting 90 marr4 the
same Woman Some one has said,
There is no disputing about tastes
Last Monday / got astride MY
pegasus aud wended my way 80
Boyce where | rcinstated Sam Rob-
inson. Df. l.. ~ Graham and n "
KELLEY the station agent. and spent
the night with d II Kent and son
On Tuesday ! meandered to
Garrett and from there To Ennis On
the way / met and conquered W.
Toliison on Palmer Route No, ! ana
at Ennis | met NJ f Jones on Pal
mer No. and placed + 5. Boren,
an old timer. on my list. ! took the
train for Waxahachie On Tuesday
| maaudered 10 MaSpeaTl and caught
s Bishop on the way, At Maypeafi
| fr-nd that the hotel had the small
pox SO | accepted the hospitality OF
Mr.. and Mrs \. W. Dowd. On Thurs
day / met J NJ Kcyes. John Ward
low. J H L. Jackson, Com missioner
J. II. James, who was at Maypearl
on road business. W, l.. Shippey, X.
NJ Fondren. T. d. Williams, Mrs.
NJ. A Beckner and Mrs. NJ, a. Bias
singer. Mrs. Bassinger gave dinner
10 her moher Mrs, T. X. Derr, her
sister Mrs. +. C. Cantrel and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Percy Price of Italy and
to her daughter. Mrs, c. {. Burrows
who with her husband are moving
to Iowa Park. got there too late Tor
dinner but will 20 again. Mrs Derr
is 50 years old and is well preserved
for that advanced age Her daughters
look much younger than they really
are The Derr family came here from
Giles county, Pulaski postoftice, IS
years ago. From there | came into
WaXahachie and landed safely at
$50 p. M. Friday | meandered to
Boz and from there to Forreston
where | found some fresh country
sausage and there | stayed until the
sausage was all gone and left them
even with the world. On Thursday
met A. S Wilson, an old Ellis coun-
tian who now lives at Henrietta. At
Boz | reinstated j j. Self | am busy
getting ready to receive those
Christmas presents. so no more at
present. BILL con.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-24

T. : Cfonk Il Co. seii roofing
cheap. /.
Xmas candy aud cigars as Hood
a Cariin's Il
see =. s Cronk & Co before you
buy your roofing II
So. X. y. Moomhs for Fire and
Tornado Insurance. II
Williams skinner OF Deuison IL
visiting In the city
Corllss Woodlief OF Dallas viii
spend the holidays here
Mt. J + Dunaway OF Rolf. Okla.
Is here for The holidays,
First shipment today OF Holly
boxes al Hood 4 Curlin's. 22s
csc for dinners and suppers served
from noe on at Eatitorium. II
W'ill r Thompson Of Hntchins is
visiting relatives in the citS.
W. Il. Plnkston of Wichita Falls
is visiting friends In the city,
Mrs s. p Skinner is at home from
San Antonio for the holidays.
Xmas dinner at the Eatitorium to-
morrow e5c Everybody invited -
Bus your pumps from F s Cronk
CO All kinds Prices way" down. Il
big turkey dinner at Eautorium
tomorrow 25c. Everybody invited. 25
MIR aud Mrs Ace Ackiey of Can
Won are visiting relatives in the city.
All kinds of fruits and candies,
- h,,1p a,.4 have, ot ratt,orIum
Or
- - ,voaa, hos ro,,r,oa fran, n
..tn .hrono,, w.t. ,r.vog ard otls-
-
~ ~ Az. L,o,,ting,r md If
Fla son vii, sna,d rhristmas in Fort
,,.D H.. tIa,-ah,,aou ~, ,us,i,
-, ~ Ma
w., ,..,.n.,,,. rahao ~ not1as
IN ...-,. 80 - o'.tv ha,a a,,r,na ,hA
-,
II, ~ ~ ~ rroaa o,, ohiIdror want
n,. 49,. .'',.,t,,,r -, TT
-. .,,-.t,,lI
81. $500. ,oo, ,,,,,,,ho. COLL
',N" ~, ~ - r.r.1. - "a,
nu"N'e', VII" / ''' - '''> w ~ -
pHohes "a
James the infant OF MI ana MFS'
CIaud stevenson mas Oeeh qul'e SIGN
several days.
+. NJ Geizendaher ana VIE OF
tEalde VIII spend christmas with
relatives mere.
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The trade mark Seal-Shipt is a
guarantee that the goods are all
right. H. y .Nycum. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-24

p8easf e isaa es fsH reaflas a.
p s gaak Cs HHs ffxt FRI
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

woman riding appears in her habit in good
time Those 10 follow merely by the road get
ting but an occasional glimpse Of the field"
although drag hunts laid 10 bring these
gmpses as often as possible put the most
captivating frocks that can be worn beneath
q fur coat for there win surely be tea"
the club some house near the finish, and
thither all viii wend their way. Then comes
home again. There are few moments Of chat
ting before the time TO dress for dinner, and
the tired men 90 off for the steaming bath and
alcohol rundown by the valet that allay al
aches and stiffness and soothe them into
charming mood for dinner Shooting over some
Of the large estates, such the Rutherfurd
place Tranquility. IN the Allamuchy Noun
tains, the Blair property. is a treat 10
the men imbued With the sportsman spirit. and
the crisp air carries with the breezes the sound
OF many gunshot at this time Of year. The
low, niirE, cosey. red house on the estate
that bears the charming name Of Tranquility
Farm is close 20 the mOuntainside. nesting
comfortably in q spot secure from bitter blasts
IN winter time. baski1c IN the sunlight all day
long instead, and from It the keepers house and
much else pleasant 20 look upon IS visible Mr.
Rutherford and his brother. Rutherfurd Stuy-
Vesant. aveaimported and bred English pheas-
ants. with these. in addition 70 the native
wild birds. plenty OF good sport Is assured 70
those favored with a bid" Net far from this
house, a mile 50 beyond NJ Rutherfurd
has built an EliZabcthan manor on a plateau
amid a curving range Of peaks. and at a short
distance from the back of the house a veritable
Scotch tarn lies, fringod about with trees on
three sides, with low growing bushes at the
edges. Here the Wild duck and an occasional
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
A MOUNT HoLYokE LUNCHEON

The Mount Holyoke Alumne Association ~ Esu,
York held its annual meeting at the Fifth Av.nus
Hotel yesterday morning, and aNerward bes
luncheon Mrs Sophie T. Walton. the pre.,de1,
presided and there were messages from the tu,o
daughters Of Mount Hoyoke-the Huguenot C,ousgs
OF South Africa and the international Ips4t,,,s -
Madrid. Spain-the former founded by Miss Abb
Ferguson and the latter by Mrs. Alice Gordon
Gul!ci. both graduates OF Mount HoIvoLa -rt
Institutions we're represented the M h
Miss Ellen g. far5cns Or. Nellie C,oldth h-.s.i.y
told Of ter work IA the Rockefeller Instif,,, .e S
Medical Research. and Miss Emily = Psina' ,' tOI
some "reminiscences OF Italian travel Nrs
Sylvester told of the unvei!ing Of the Mary Ivon
tablet in the htl OF Fame. and there were coIiega
songs by the Aigmn8 Glee Club Mrs s0ea ss,,ess
Wggin gave some readings. ~!-N'4S''
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

need not feel slighted II the at either right
or left hand seems on the verge Of slunber
Instead. she must plan TO find some interesting
occupation solely IL the feminine lire for her
after dinner fun, and leave the man il question
altogether out Of her reckoning.
Sunday seldom II ever sees a hOuseful Of
faEhiOnables en route for church. True there
are exceptions. and in these families every
guests religion is considered, and conveyances
are supplied for the service they wish 70 attend.
Those who use the day for pleasure merely
map out 4 long drive with ur-in-hand or
motor. with luncheon at some spot famed for
good menus part Of the programme, especial
ly II they have stopping with them foreigners
others unfamiliar with their part Of the
world. A return is made ia good time for tea,
and several OF the colony are expected % drop
in al this time 20 meet the house guests. Din
ner nowadays yies with high tea for the even
ing repaSt, especially II all have been in the
open during the day, and IS as elaborate
other dayB-in fact, a trihe more Some
Of the well known women Of society play bridge
as desperately Sunday any other time.
and frequently will play the entire day II the
weather prohibits going out. so the evenings
amusements can be con1ectured IN the average
household az music holds only a secondary
place with bridge in the ultra smart set.
AFTER THE WEEK END.
Monday soeg the departure Of the men oe
business obligations and Of some Of the glrl8.
but the majority of the married women have
somo favorite girl friend that stays with them
for aimost any length of time, as may, suit the
convenience Of each, and with the company"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
THE TOY DOG SHOW.
Terrier and Spaniel Pets To Be En-
hibited Horse Sh01c Week.

TIE Toy Spaniel Club % America thought rs
show az he W1I6o-t-AstOria last yss- q ssst
success bit = expects that The coming sxhibirt---
% De held TIE lasr tvO days Of horse SHOW
week CIove11be- = and - a. Es6iso. Square
II the number % exhibitors sz6 he general in
tsrest Of the show AL previous shows were one
point championship shows. tbs years vii be a
two-polnt championship one There vii - q
greater number % English toy spaaiels than ot
any other breed, source of great qualification 70
the officers There viii BE l3o English TOY span,els
q thing unknown before even a. the WsStu-lasts-
shows. japanese spaniels have also been entered
& large usmbers. = sorn1<vAcI surprising fact as
this beautiful little dog has fallen OF = past
years. An especially attractive catalogue has been
arranged with cover showing Gibson Et-l
surrounded BY toy span.eis-
Mrs. George y. Psli VIII show a lovely pai- %
japanese spaniel entered in every class Ms Al
Charles epsnieis- Mrs Edward 6 CLARK Of wesh7
ington- Will send chihuahua and Mrs Alfred
redy. OF Hampstead. and MS Henry " Shoe
maker have entered porneTanians, and Miss Jessie
Allen Payn Boston terrier % the youngest three
members of the club. Miss Man Cameron Miss
two first named will take into the ring Blsnheirn
spaniel and japanese spaniel, and the latter a
Prince Charles and Ruby spaniel Mss Anna
Yorkshire and English toy spaniels TIE Officers
OF the Toy Spaniel Club of America are. P-csiz nj
Miss Irwin Martin. honorary president. Thurnss W
Lawson: e-presidents. Mrs E4ward W CLARK
3lsa Mrs ho6ert CoiliST aIi Mrs Milton Thompson
avenue. Mount Vernon. y y, and treasurer Hfiss
Henderson. Mount Vernon. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

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sfr-r l-t.e coats ot -1ese costumes s-s Ike
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4 man --kes h-s evening clothes and At s1t-z
New-York tribune., 1907-11-17

In view Of the high price OF meat II is useful
10 know that pound OF cheese is equal in food
value 70 two pounds Of beef and is generally
cheaper
The difficulty OF digesting cheese is lesseres
II II is cooked or served broken up or grated. :
small pinch of bicarbonate OF soda is some,,,,ss
added to assist digestion.
slight grating OF cheese improves almost
any dish such poached esgs. roast potatoes
mashed potatoes and cream toast
For a tomato and cheese salad which %
quickly prepared, cut the tomatoes in rhicE
slices. sprinkle each slice with little freshIy
minced Bermuda onion and the same mount ~
grated cheese Serve with French or mayon
naise dressing.