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face? was reckless and careless then.
had damned the decent side Of me
that now is quivering alive. l have
tried TO blot your face from my men,
ory. but Il IS useless. shall always
see it."
On the lawn Just outside the window
low voices were heard through the in
creasing rain. They passed. and after
a moment he softly Unattached the win
dow.
"Goodby.' he said.
She stretched out her hand. He
touched T.. then drew the window
wide. As be stepped noiselessly down
on to the springy turf the lightning
flashed again. a pale green glow that
seemed almost before her face She
drew back. and the same instant.
through the thunder. the electric bell
on the wall rang sharply She threw
on her dressing gown. thrust her feet
into slippers and FASTENED from the
room.
The same fash that had startled Jes-
sica lighted brightly the physician and
the Waterman. who stood at the cor
ner OF the building. having finished
their tour Of inspection II was the
latter who had found the open door
and who had aroused the doctor. insist
ing that he had seen man I'm the hall
The other bad poohpoohed this, but
now 10y the lightning both saw the
figure emerge from the French window
and disappear in the darkness.
They ran back. the physician ahead
stepped through it into an empty room
ITO be- surer' said the doctor disgust
edly. "He was here an the time. heard
us searching the halls ana took the
first unlocked door be found Miss
Holmc. no doubt. is sitting up with
Mr.. Stircs. Not word of this" he
added as they walked along the hall
ic barred the outer door behind the
Waterman and went on. As he reached
David Stires' room the door opened
and JcsSica came out She spoke to
him en- a low. anxious voice. 81 was
coming for YOU" she said IL am
afraid be Is not So we'll / cannot rouse
him. VIII you come In and see what
you can dog"
The doctor entered. and n glance az
his patient alarmed him. Until dawn
hc sat with Jcssica watching When
the early sunlight was flooding the
room. however. David Stiros opened
his eyes and looked upon her quite
naturally.
Where Is Harry Sanderson?" he
asked. Il thought ne was here"
she looked az him with forced
smile. You have been dreaming" she
answered
Il suppose So he said, with a sigh.
"but 60 was very real ! thought Dc
came On and spoke your name"
She stroked his hand. 1T WAS fancy.
dear
lie Jay Slfvut moment tHen no
said. III 80 could only have been Uar-
~ you married instead OF Hugh. FOR
he loved you. Jesslca."
She flushed as she said. "Ah. that
was fancy too"
10 was the first time since the day OF
her marriage that ne had spoken
Hugh's name.
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~
tim room had become an imminent de-
mand
What II I love herl What right
have TO love her, with wretched
name like mine? she has refinement.
measure OF wealth no doubt; and |
am poor as poverty. dependent on the
day S srubbing in the ditch for tomor-
rows bacon and -four Yet that would
not stand in the way. ! am 40 venal
rogue. angling for the loaves and fishes
Whatever else she cursed me with. M
ture gave me brain, and culture and
experience have educs,SN IL WITH
hand or brain can hew my own niche
to stand in"
SO he had argued. but his argument
ended always with the same stern
and unanswerable conclusion: ITO drag
her down in order to lift myself! Be
cause she pities me-pity is akin to
love-shal | take advantage OF her
interest and innocencey'
In the cabin through the long hours
TIL the dawn began 10 infltrate the
dark hollows OF the wood he had lain
vide eyed. thinking. When day came
he had cooked his breakfast and there
after sat watching the havoc of the
storm through the window. Hours
passed thus before the fury of the
wind had spent itself At length he
rose, threw open the door and stood
looking out upon the wind whipped
foliage and the drab desolation OF the
fog Then he threw on bis mackinaw
coat picked up bis gold pan and climb
ed down the slope. Beneath all other
problems must lie the sos,si,.. problem
OF his daily food He had uncovered
q crevice In the bed rock at the end of
his trench the day before. and now he
scraped a pallful OF the soggy gravel
It contained and carried It back TO the
cabin.
With a sigh he took or his damp coat
and threw log on the fire. He alb
stractediy watched IT. kIndle, then dlled
and 1T his pipe and turned to the book
shelf he ran his land absentiy along
the row. Where had been that wide.
dim cxDanse OF library walls that how
cred Ike mirage beyond his visual
sight7 He chose a volume he bad been
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reading and turned the pages.
All at once his hand clinched. He
gave a choked cry. He was staring at
a Cancelled bank draft bearing his own
name-a draft across whose face was
written in the cramped hand resem-
bling the signature a word that seemed
etched In livid characters OF shame
Forgery
Pay to Hugh Stres-the sum Of
$4,000" He read the phrase in a
hoarse. husky monotone. every vein
beating fiereely. his body hot with the
heat OF forge. There il was. hid.
eous chapter Of it. the damnable truth
from which he had shrunkl
Did the town know? He snatched at
the draft and read the date. More than
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who's Who" In the Story.

SATAN" SANDERSON, the
hero. daredevil. quixotic friend and
minister or the Gospel.
HUGH STTRES, prodigal and
criminal
JESSICA HOLME, the beautiful
heroine helpless 10 the rush OF
events and the principal sufferer tn
a case OF mixed IDENTITY
MRS. HALLORAN, the camp
oracle.
DAVID STIRES, stern, yet for
giving. and al the last MADE ae9Dy
BY another's unhappiness.
THE BISHOP. the victim of a
misunderstanding.
HALLELUJAH JONES. the re-
ugious fanatic 90 whose shoulders
rests the whole weight OF the story.
K1lMET PRENDERGAST. the
false friend. perjurer sHa :A!ef
THE SHERIFF, who is very
much divided between duty aud IN
elination.
SBIG" DEVLIN, who turns
champion instead OF prosecutor aft.
er the hero's race with death
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spldery framework OF the long black
railroad bridge that hung above "the
hole" The warning light from a signal
post threw a crimson splash on the
ground. Its green pane cast a pallor on
a bearded face turned out over the
gloomy water.
1T was here" he said aloud. He
stood a moment his hands clincbed-
The new life began here Here. then.
IS where the old life ended" From
where he stood he could see blossom
ing the yellow lights OF the little city,
five miles away. He set his shoulders.
whjstled TO the small dog that nosed
near by and set of at a quick pace
down the road.
Once tn the streets be turned up his
coat collar and settled the brim OF his
felt hat more closely over his eyes. He
crossed an open square and presently
came 10 the gate OF n Gothic chapel set
well back from the street. Its great
rose window was ailght. for on this
evening wss TO be held n memorial
service for the old man whose money
had built the pile. who had died a fort
night before In distant sanitarium.
He turned at the sound OF wheels.
and the blur shocked itself apart TO re-
veal kindly fsce that looked at him
for an instant framed In the window
or passing carriage. Inside the car
rage Bishop Ludlow settled back,
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Chapter 10

n ESSlCA bore back from
the town that afternoon
- spirit OF tremulous
E gladness. In the few
moments Of that thrill
ing ride and rescue a
mysterious change had been wrought
IN her
In tine past days her soul had been
possessed by painful agitation which
she did not attempt 10 analyze. AT
moments the ingrained hatred OF
Hugh's act. the resentment that had
been the result Of that year OF pain.
had risen to battle Tor the Inherent
Justice OF things. 40 such times she
was restless aul san mucl alone puz-
=iing David SfircS by meaningless ga
sponses
She could NOT ten him that The son
whose name hc never i0ok upon h,S
lips WAS so near. thli lr whose crime
his fathers pride ot insane had hidden
through ail the months ~incr taen bad
gone down with The current. ~luauCI
10y honest foik. adding 90 ais ouc dis
mai act t@e weight OF persistent rcpe
ttOn. She could not ten him this
out memory OF the evil he had done.
though be struggled under n cloud of
hatred. reaching out TO clean deed and
high resolve.
Now, however. all distrust aud trepi-
dalton had vanished Strangely and
suddenly the complex warfare in her
mind had stilled. Standing with Mrs.
Hai;oran. she had listened 10 the com
ment with shining eyes. Not that she
distinguished any sudden change OF
opinion 90 turn persecution 10 populari-
~ and make the reprobate Of today
the favorite OF tomorrow. but in its
very reserve she instinctively felt a
new tension OF respect. Suspicion and
dislike aside. there was none there
who would again hinder the man who
had made that race with death.
FOR her own part. she only knew that
she had no longer fear OF soul or sense
OF irrevOcable loss or suffering. The
Hugh she now loved was not the Hugh
who had slnned.
He must some time learn the facts
or his past Was II not better TO know
the very worst IL contained now 10
put all behind him and face a future
that held no hidden menace? She
alone could tell him what had clouded
his career. the thing whose sign and
symbol was the forged draft She car
ried the slip Of paper in the bosom OF
her dress. aud every day she took II
out and looked at ii as at some malef-
cent relic II was a token or the old
buried misery that its 6nal purpose
accomplished. should be forgotten for
ever. How to convey the truth with
as little pain as might be. this was the
problem, and she had found the solu-
lion. She would leave the draft secret
Jy in the cabin. where be must see IL
IL bore his own name. and the deadly
word David Stires' cramped fist had
written across It told its significant
story How 1t got there Hugh would
not question. It would be 70 him only
a detail OF his forgotten life there.
She was glad when late the next aft
ernoon DR. Brent came for his chat
with David Stires. and the latter sent
her ont for a walk
An was quiet No wisp OF smoke
rurled from the cabin chimney. no
work was forward for Harry had
climbed far e. the mountain. alone
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YER the sanitarium on
=. the ridge sleep had de
HsEa{ "A scended. on its broad
RTS&(E grounds there was no
" light OF moon or stars.
and its chamber win
dows We're dark save where here and
there the soft g.oN Of a night lamp
sifted through a shutter The evening
. had closed gloOmily. breeding storm.
Before Jessica extinguished the light
she searched ia a drawer and found
her wedding ring-the one she had
worn for less than an hour. When
she crept Into bed the ring was on her
finger. She had fallen asleep with
her cheek resting on It,
She awoke with a start. with a
vague. inexplicable uneasiness. an in
stinct that the night had voiced an
unusual sound. She sat up in bed.
staring into the dark depths Of the
room. Her instant thought had been
OF David Stires, but the tiny bell or
the wall whose wire led TO his bed
room was not vibrating. She listened
a moment, but there was only a deep
silence. Slipping out OF bed. she cross
ed the room and parted the curtain
from before the tall French window.
The room was on the ground door and
the window gave directly on the lawn.
While she gazed there came sudden
yellow dare OF lightning, and far dis
tant mutter OF thunder spoke behind
the hills.
SIN. with the unreasoning uneasi-
ness holding her, she groped 10 the
door, drew the bolt and looked out
into the wide, softly carpeted hall,
lighted dimly by a lamp set just at
the turn Of the staircase. All at once
a shiver ran through her. There. a
dozen steps away, the Eight fun upon
him, stood the man who dlIed her
thoughts
He stood perfectly still. without
movement or gesture. gazing at her
She could see bis face distinctly. sill
heuetted on the pearl gray wall. 1t
wore an expression OF strained concern
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replied. 1T is called The Little Pay
master'~
The name caught her ear. The Little
Paymaster? That was the name on the
tree-on Hugh's clalmi At that instant
she though. she heard David Stires
calling She turned and ran quickly up
the long hal, to his open door.
The sight of his face at first startled
her, for It was held captive OF emotion.
but It was an emotion OF JOY, not OF
pain. A letter futtered I'm his grasp
He thrust It into her hands.
"Jessica." he exclaimed. Hugh has
paid IT, He has sent the $1,000. inter
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a year ago. and
il had been pre-
scented for pay
ment In n dis
tantcity.the city
near which he
had been picked
mp beside the
railroad track.
The forged name
was the same as
his own. Who
" a & Dc vid
Stires? His IA
there Had that
city been his
home once aud
that infam on s
act the forerun-
ner of his flight
-
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est and principal.
TO the bank to
my account"
For a moment
she stood trans
fXed.s The talk
she had mechan-
ically heard .eap-
ell into signin-
canoe. and her
mind ran back to
the hour when
she had left the
draft at the cab
in. She caught
the old mans
handand knelt by
his chair. laugh
Ing and crying
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not asuay now
10 was lost Iuf
IL has found i,s
way back " ben
your m e. M ory
comes YOU viii
see that IL ia
fate that has
beenleadingvou
There was moth
ing in your past
that cannot Doc
buried urd FOR
gotten what
YOU have been
Won will never
De- again Iknovv
that. saw you
fight Dcvlin. and
J know why YOU
did e. I heard
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Chapter al

5 Harry made his way
down the mountain IN
the blank and heavy
dark. correcting his
path 10y ~ lightning.
he had faced squarely
the question that in TINT
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! AN Chapter az

ARK was falling keen
and cool, for frost was
in the air. touching the
fall foliage on the hills
TO crimson and amber
and etching delicate
boar tracery on the
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PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Richmond. Va

FINE Photographs True 10 Life. HfRf-sss-
service. latest Improvements IN P8otogrsr.
sc Out-ccnr MoTs eIecUfed Reasonable Al,
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YER the sanitarium on
the ridge sleep had de
scended. ON its broad
grounds there was no
light OF moon or stars,
and its chamber win
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
Has 35 Dresses.

Mrs. Gould in giving testi-
mony in her suit for divorce,
could testify to having in her
possession twenty-eight dresses
of various finds. Poor woman,
who would have thought that
she would be outclassed by an
Estancia Valley Belle? In Civ
ing testimony in a contest case
recently, one of the bellies Of
the valley, swore to the state"
ment that among other things
contained in her residence on
her claim were thirty-five
dresses. The Estancia Valley
certainly leads in everythi~
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
More Local Showers.

More local showers have fallen
almost every day this week
throughout various portions Oh
the valley. Through the south
ern part of the valley a heavy
rain fell the first Of the week.
On Wednesday afternoon a good
shower, accompanied by hail
fell west and southwest Of Nc
Intosh. The same day a good
rain fell east of Mcintosh
Light showers have faller
around Estancia several days
but no general rain has as yet
made it's appearance. While
the showers are appreciated
they are not what is needed apC
a general rain is awaited by ou
people generally.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
Fairfield Assistant hnditCr.

, Charles w Fairfield, who has
been connected with the Hughes
Mercantile Company part Of
the time located here at Estan-
c as assistant manager and
bookkeeper, has been named as
assistant auditor OF the terri.
tory by Auditor W. G. Sargent
to succeed Assistant McMillcr,
resigned, Mr.. Fairfield will
enter upon his duties August 1st.
His many friendswiil be pleased
to learn Of the honor g2fen him,
as a deserved compliment
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
c.hipp01 Salt.

Sheriff Meyer, who holds a
lease on the Salt Lakes south
east of Estancia has loaded a
car of salt which will be shipped
to Santa Fe today. Mr., Meyer
says he has several more orders
which he will fill as soon as
possible. The dry weather has
been in his favor, as the salt is
easily taken from the lake and
sacked for shipment, Estancia
salt is of a good quality and al
most pure, so that no refining is
necessary for use in sailing
stock.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
TRIO HERE
NEXT THURSDhy
New Mexico Musicians to Appear
at Methodist Episcopal
Church

Music lovers of Estaneia and
vicinity are promised a treat on
next Thursday night when the
Hilton Trio, composed OF Miss
Eva Hilton, yioIinist, Miss Viva
Head contraIto and Miss Edith
Chapman, pianist, will appear
at the local Methodist Church
The trio are touring the territory
during The summer months.
making their first appearance at
the Chautauqua at Mountainair
ON next Monday night. All
three have spent the past six
years as students at the Con
serVatory of Music of Boston.
They have the best Of recCmmen-
dations, and no doubt will be
greeted by a large audience
here,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16

7:3O p. m. Lecture, The
Science of Heraldry and Blazon-
ing of Arms" E. Mcqueen
Gray, President New Mexico
University.
Wednesday, July %.
Entire day program in charge
of Mrs. S. C. Nutter, President
New Mexico w. c. T. u, assist
ed by national lecturer and by
home talent.
7:3O p. m. Medal W. C. T. u.
contest in charge of Mrs, s. Z.
Nutter.
Friday, July 30.
Rest Day.
7:30 p. m, Grand Concert
Chautauqua Chorus.
Saturday, July 81
Farmers Day.
2p, m. Lecture, Prof. H. W
Campbell of Lincoln, Neb.
7:30 p. m. Illustrated lectur.
by Rev. Fletcher Cook Of Albu
IquerQue,
Sunday, August l.
10 a. m. Union Sunday Schoo
service, conducted by William
M, Mccoy.
2p. m. Sermon lecture, DR.
John C. Rollins, Albuquerque.
! 1880 p. m. Sermon-lecture, Dl
H. A. Cooper, Albuquerque,
7:30 p. m. Sermon-lecture
Rev. H. A. Cooper, Albuquerqu
Prof. Otto Liebelt, musics
director, and Miss Verde Corbe'
pianist, for the entire assembl!
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
EAtE,EE Y VBEEE

Elmo T.rcas went fo Estan,ia
Saturday.
A1T,,nos ,,,os ont 10 bis ranch
.o,,ar c,,,,aov
,o,,
o+to,. ,,ioo chow,
''i'eI NV
H. W. Rowe Il nao business III
the county seat TUESDAY
b =. Moore was IN queen
City Saturday On business,
Miss Ethel McCGary Went
shopping in Estancia Tuesday.
WIN, Rrvant entertained .
select crowd Of friends Sunday.
p 7 Fancb os Rio e,finqs
To~ was nro.oaaIino in on,
Midst TbI,rsdav
n P"i'S '0ll', '''o' y .-]..',.,,
had b,,sinoss in the county seat
Tnoe3av
r,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
Infant Vsru Sick.

Wilbur, the infant son of
Lieutenant and Mrs. j. w. Col
lier, who has been very i'll the
past ten days, and who was
taken to Santa Fe for treatment,
is reported as not improving
Captain Fornoff, who came from
Santa Fe Wednesday night, said
that it was hardly expected that
the child would survive through
out yesterday. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Collier here, are
hoping for better report as tc
the little ones condition.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
Vote School Bonds.

An election to decide whether
or not the school district OF
Lucia should issue bonds in the
sum of $1,000 for the purpose of
building and furnishing a school
building was held yesterday.
The vote was unanimous in favor
of the bonds. Arrangements
are being made to advertise the
bonds and dispose of them al
the earliest possible date,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
Ladies' to Sp'

Tomorrow x--.4rday) the
Ladies Aid Society of the Method
ist Church will have charge of
the soda fountain at the Peoples
Drug Store, serving soda, ice
cream, sundaes, and all the de-
lectable things thereunto apper-
tanning. The ladies will receive
twenty-five per cent. of all
sales of the fountain, and have
been working hard to make the
day a success. Every purchase
at the soda fountain tomorrow
helps the Ladies, so who will
refuse to drink?
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16

l.. mo town can De represented
by more than one club.
2. There will be no entrance
fee.
8. Clubs playing in this series
of games will be limited to
Arizona; New Mexico; FL Paso,
Texa& and Trinidad, Colo.
a. Players must have lived
CONTINUOUSLY in tha above named
district for at least sixty (60)
days previous to October II,
1909, and the manager of each
club must be prepared to sub
stantiate this fact.
5. The management will ar
range the time and order OF
playing, will arrange for an UNI
pire, and will be the final arbiteE
in all disputed questions that
may arise.
6. All games will be played
under National League Rules.
i T. All entries must be filed
with the superintendent not
later than October 4, 1909, and
a list of the names Of all players
in each club participating in
the Tournament must be fur,
nished the management by 9;0C
O'Clock Monday morning, Oc-
tober Is, 1909.
M. E. Hickey, Supt
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
Territorial Rnti-SaIoon League

On July % 1909 at 7.30 p m.
at Mountainair, N. M a conVen-
ton will be held for the purpose
of organizing a New Mexico
Anti-Saloon League. All who
are opposed to the licensed sa-
loon and it's associate evils are
requested to be present and take
part in the deliberations.
w. j. Marsh S.R, Burton
j. C. Rollins W. W. Havens
H.A.Cooper H.F. Vermillion
D.A.Porterfeld RE. Lund
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
SedmdnS- Irwin.

On Monday afternoon at the
home of J. P. K. Chapman in
Estancia, Rev. D. B. Jackson,
pastor of the local Baptist
Church, united in marriage A.C.
Irwin and Maude Seamans OF
Moriarty.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-07-16
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