The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-06

20 stay ycre til the final trump
Which I mover did see two tender
feet so yoonanimous for goin' back be.
tore' In no time after Cottonwood
Sentilatcs that plug hat. they're or
lcrin spechul buckboards from the
corral, an getting packed TO pull their
freight. They allows they've been
imposed on by the barkeep at tho Ori.
'ntal over In Tucson, he baviB' de-
,cribed Wolfville as bein as quiet as
4 church.
He sends us like lambs to the
daughter they SAYS; an once we're
back, well unfurI to him our views
conCernin' tho lies he tells
Shore! Enright talks, an Peets
talks; but wbate the use? They tries
to make these we're viritors soc things
n their troo light. an that it's only
Cottonwood way OF bein' sociabie
They even offers to hang Cottonwood.
Il the ceremony will promote better
onderstandin' It's OF no avail; after
hat gun-play any gent who says
'Wolfville' to them capitalists Ia bark.
in At n knot. They simply won't have
~ An so, when the blackboard IL
ready, they goes tesrip off TO the
north In cloud Of dust. hsndker.
chief over the plug hat pariy's skelp
the plug hat in his lap. He allows he'll
take II east TO show what Arizona
reely Is.
""T reckon. Texas, says Boegs, A
heap moody. 7 owes you rcd stack.
m consider the money well invested
" n reoults in my socin' that misora.
ble Cottonwoods mpccasius ten feet
IN jhc air
'Euyight calls the committee IN.
gclhcr IN the New York store. though
10 states that the session is informal
lis only jntcndcd Ia consider,
| ssvs he IN what manner wc cau get
| tbis Cottonwood killed. vita least dis
| ;race 10 ourrciyrr
| ''Wtatcvcr have done demands
| 'cttonwrnd. somc qurrulpus as Moore
rriuSo him before rnrieht on tho rcst
Il us by The scrufr Of HE uecn what
'vcr llr" ! done now
"Nhat hayo you a,l donc7' r-peets
|
! NUu aims u blow ~ our prosrcct1
Which you shows yourself menace
to a free people What made you 60
awooyln' a. that captalist?'
Capitalist says Cottonwood.
However do ] savoy he's a capitalist?
"Ycre's short.horn." thinks I, AN
the camp plumb dead! I'll about jump
In, liveD things ND whole lot. an
give him a good impression" That's
why ! throws myself loose like do
| AN do you allow, returns En-.
right, savage an SARCASTIC, that to
burn up the causeway with your pony,
make a pinwheel Of your six.shooter.
sn'fuish off by sbootin' a gents only
hat full Of holes, IL doc to make n
good Impression? Is that your idee
OF invitin' the confidence of stran.
ger?'
| After waitin' a while, an Cotton.
wood maxim no reply, Enrlght goes
on:
| Il cant get over the notion that
you're more eedlotic than criminal
An yet that don't let us in or out, but
leaves us sort O. straddlc of a log.
| Which ! confesses, not without shame,
that I'm nonplussed. Yere you go
stampedln them cap'talists-said con.
duct bein' bet which no se'frespect-
In commoonity can overlook! An no
jail TO put You in! Besides, in that
school of joorisproodence wharin |
was reared, it's alters been held that,
when you've got party YOU ought to
lock up, you've got one you ought to
kill. Cottonwood. | cant SEQ nothin'
for II but hang. Troo, you aiu't
bumped of no one: but, as reads the
constitootion, we're testified in send.
ing you over the divide onder the gen
raj welfare clause OF that instroo.
ment. That's my view what do you
say, Doc?
Which I'm lost in the same neck
Of woods with yourself says Peets.
I asks myself what else is thar to
| do?'
"Enright beats on the table, an
looks about Has any gent a suges
tion?' he asks. Thar bein' no response,
| h' lulhp as III w NuNluHN WHD
stands round-eyed an amazed like a
young ground'own. Have you any.
thing to offer before an outraged pub.
lie uses YOU to dcc.late the windmill
We regrets this finish, but you forced
our hands yourself. As for me, per.
soral, I've stood between you an
poplar clamor all | will II you'v any.
thing to say, speak out an while he's
talkln', Jack, you might as. well go for
a lariat.'
| THE locoed Cottonwood begins to
take an interest. See yere,' he says,
an his manner is heap plausible an
wheedlin'; 'you.all gents don't want to
hang me. An, between us, thar's rea,
sons, private to be personal. why |
don't want to be hanged none. AT
least you-all ought to give a gent a
showdown. III tell you what: I'll
nacherally cut the kyards to see
whether ! hang or go free? Or, II you
objects to kyards. I'll throw the dice
first flash out of the box?'
| "Enright. doorin' these profers, is
regyardin' Cottonwood doobious an
uncertain, like he can't make up his
mind