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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-09-24
CHAPTER xxxIII.-continued.

"oh. / do not know! / am afraid he
will not"
Il do not think have ever hesitated
before at any call OF this kind; nor at
what such a call will probably some
time mean: but this man l have
known since we were boys"
III had never seen hint"
That brings up another point that
has been worrying me all day. |
could not help knowing what you have
had TO go through In this country. II
Is q tough country for any woman.
Your people and mine were always
close together and / have felt bound
to do what could to"
Don't be afraid to say it-mako my
path easier"
Something like that. though there's
been little real doing. What this stu.
alton In which Sinclair is now placed
may still mean to you do not know.
but ] would not add straw to the
weight of your troubles. / came to-
night to ask a plain question. II he
doesn't leave the country | have got
to meet him. You know what, in all
human probability. that will mean.
From such n meeting only one of us
can come back. Which shall It be-"
Pm afraid don't understand you
do you ask me this question? How
can ! know which II shall be? What
Is It you menn?"
Il mean will not take his life In n
fight-if II comes to that-if you
would rather he should come back"
A sob almost refused an answer to
him. How can you ask me so ter.
ribie n question:"
1T is n question that means good
deal to me. OF course. and l don't
know Just what It means to you: that
Ia the point am up against. / may
have no choice In the matter. but !
must decide what TO try TO do n !
have one. Am | 10 remember first
that he IN your husbandg"
There was n silence. What shall |
say-what can ! sayg God help me,
how nm to answer question like
THAR"
How am I 10 answer IT,"
Her voice was low and pitlful when
her answer came: you must do your
duty"
What IL my duty. then? To serve
the paper that has been given TO
me. know-but not necessarily TO do.
fcnd my life Mt the price OF his. The
play Of n chance lies In deciding that:
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-09-24

Tho shop window was full Of pies
A man onmc by, stopped. looked tho
pies over. mumbcd something 10 him.
self, then went on mumbilng ns he
went.
II don't know what makes them do
that" said the cashier rirl. who was
near the window. u don't know
whether they are counting tho pies
and don't like the number of Thorn.
or don't like the looks Of them. or are
mad because they haven't enough
money TO buy them; but they do that
way all day long. Come by tho win.
dow. take look Mt our pies. tbon go
along mumbllng"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-09-24
CHAPTER xxxv.


among inc Soyoteo.
oroville once marked farthest north
for the Peace river gold camps. but
with mining long ago abandoned II
now marks furthest south for rus.
tiers camp. being favorite resort
for the people of the Williams Cache
country. oroville boasts that II has
never surrendered and that II has
never been cleaned out. II has moved.
and been moved. up stream and down,
and from bank to bank: IL has been
burned out and blown away and lived
on wheels; but It has never suffered
the loss Of It's identity.
Whispering Smith, well busted with
alkali. rode up TO the Johnson ranch.
eight miles southwest OF Oroville, In
the afternoon OF the day after he left
Medicine Bend. The ranch lies In a
valley watered by the Rainbow. and
makes pretty little oasis of green
in n limitless waste OF sagebrush.
Gene and Bob Johnson were cutting
alfalfa when Whispering Smith rode
Into the field. and. stopping the NOV.
/, ers. the three men talked while the
seven horses nibbled the clover.
Il may need little help. Gene. TO
get him out Of town" remarked Smith.
after he had told his story: that is. II
there are too many Cache men there
for me-"
Bob johnson was stripping u stalk
OF alfalfa In his fingers. Them fol.
lows are pretty sore"
That comes OF half doing n job.
Bob. ! was in too much OF hurry
with the roundup. They haven't had
dose enough yet" returned Whisper.
Ing Smith. III you and Gene will Join
me sometime when have a week TO
spare. we will go In there. clean up
the gang and burn tho hair on the
roots OF the WHAT I've
limited to Rebstock he could get ready
for something like that"
Tell us about that fight. Gordon"
II will II you will give me something
to eat and have this horse taken care
OF. Then. Bob. want you 10 soc into
oroylllc and rcconnoitor. This is mail
day and | understand some Of the boys
are buying postage stamps to put on
my coffin"
They went TO the house, where
Whispering Smith taikcias he ate. Bob
took horse and rode away. and Gene,
with his guest. went back TO the al.
falfa, where Smith took liob's place on
the mower. When thoy saw Bob rid.
ing up tho valley. Whispering Smith.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-09-24
"you Must Do Your puty!"

this is the man who had you sent to
the hospital from Smoky creek" he
added, rising. You can thank them
for picking you up. When you leave
here tell Bob Scott to meet me at the
Wickiup with the horses at IL o'clock
will your" He turned to Dicksie in n
gentle aside. Il am riding north to-
night wish you we're going part
way"
Dicksie looked at him intently. "You
are worried over something" she muir
INJURED; Il can see 1t In your face"
Nothing more than usual. l thrive,
you know. on trouble-and I'm sorry
to say goodnight so early, but have
long ride ahead" He stepped
quietly past McCloud and out of the
door.
Wickwire was thanking Dicksie
when unwillingly she let Whispering
Smiths hand slip out OF her own. Il
shore wouldn't have been here to.
night II you two hadn't picked me up"
laughed Wickwire. speaking softly to
Dicksie when she turned to him. i've
knowed my friends d long time. but I
reckon they all didn't know me-"
I've known you longer than you
think" returned Dicksie with a smile.
I've seen you at the ranchhouse. But
now that we really do know each
other. please remember you are al.
ways sure OF home at the ranch
whenever you want one. Mr.. Wick
wire. and Just as long as you want
one. We never forget our friends on
the Crawling Stone"
III may make SO bold. thank you
kindly. And II you nil will let me run
away now. want to catch Mr.. Wits.
pering Smith for Just one minute"
wickwire overlook Smith in Fort
street. Talk quick. wickwire." he
said; I'm In n hurry. What do you
want?"
Partner. I've always played fair
with you"
so far M know. wickwire. yes.
Why"
I've got a favor to ask"
What Ia it-money?"
mo. partner. not money this time.
You've always been more than liberal
with me. But so far I've had to keep
under cover: you asked me TO.
want to ask the privilege now OF com
ing out into the open. The fig is up
so far as watching anybody goes"
yes"
There's nobody to watch any more
ali 80. q
The open Is my kind OF fight. any.
way. want 10 ride out this man hunt
with you"
How In your ARM"
MY arm IN all right. and there
ought TO be place for mo in the
chase now that Ed Banks is out Of H.
want to cut loose up on tho range,
anyhow; II I'm n man ! want TO know
II. and II amt | want TO know II. y
want to ride with you after Scagruc
and Sinclair and Barney Robstock."
Whispering Smith spoke coldly:
You mean. Wickwiro. you want 10 get
killed"
why. partner. II IT'S coming to me.
don't mind-yos."
whats the use. Wlckwirc7"
III I'm man I wan, 10 know Il: II
| amt. It's time my friends knowcd II.
Anyhow. I'm man enough 10 work out
with aomc OF that gang. Most OF them
have put Il over me ono time or nm.
o,H,i. olnclair pasted me like black.
bird only the other day. They all say
I'm nothing but damnoi tramp. You
say have done you soryIce-glyo me
u show"
Whispering Smith stopped n minute
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-09-24

In the shadow of n tree and looked
keenly at him. I'm too busy tonight
to say much. Wickwire." he said, after
a moment you go over to the barn
and report to Bob Scott. II you want
to take the chances. II is up TO you;
and II Bob Scott is agreeable, I'll use
you where / can-thats all can
promise. You will probably have
more than one chance to get killed"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-09-24
CHAPTER xxxiv.


McCloud and Dicksie met them at
the porch door. Marion. unnerved
went directly to her room. Whisper
ing Smith stopped to speak to Dicksie
and McCloud interposed. Bob Scott
telephoned the office Just now he had
man from Oroville who wanted to
see you right away. Gordon" said he.
Il told him to send him over here. 1t
Is Wickwire."
"wickwire." repeated Whispering
Smith. "Wickwire has no business
here that know OF: no doubt It is
something ought to know of. And,
by the way. you ought to see this
man." he said. turning again to Dick.
sic. IF McCloud tells the story right.
Wickwire is n sort OF protege OF yours.
Miss Dicksie. though neither Of you
seems to have known II. He is the
tramp cowboy who was smashed up In
the wreck ut Smoky creek. He is not
bad man. but whisky, you know.
beats some decent men" A footstep
fell on the porch. There he comes
now. reckon. Shall / let him in q
minute?"
"oh. I should like to see him! He
has been ut the ranch at different
times, you know"
Smith opened the door and stepping
out on the porch talked with the new
conner. In n moment he brought him
In. Dicksie had seated herself on the
sofa, McCloud stood In the doorway OF
the dining room. and Whispering
Smith laid one arm on the table AS he
sat down beside It with his face above
the dark shade of the lamp. Before
him stood Wickwirc. The half.light
threw him up tall and dark. but It
showed the heavy shock OF black hair
falling over his forehead. and the
broad, thin face OF mountain man.
He has Just been telling me that
Seagrue is loose" Whispering Smith
explained. pleasantly. who turned
the trick. Wickwire?"
Sheriff Coon and n deputy jailer
started with Seagruc for Medicine
Bend this morning. Coming through
Horse Eye canyon. Murray Sinclair and
Barney Rebstock got clean drop on
them, took Scagrue. and they all rode
on together. They didn't make any
bones about II. either. Their gang
has got lots OF friends over there. you
know. They rode Into Atlantic City
and stayed over nm hour. Coon tracked
them there and got up posse OF six
men. The three were standing In
front OF the bank when the sheriff
rode into town. Sinclair and Scagruc
got on their horses and started on.
Rcbstock went back to get another
drink. When he came out OF the ga.
loon he gave the posse n gun.flsht all
by himself. and wounded two men and
made his getaway"
Whispering Smith shook his head.
and his hand fell on the table with
n tired laugh. Barney Rebstock." he
murmurcd. "of all mcn' Coward.
nkato. filler.ln. Barney Rebstock-
stale.becr man. sneak. barnynrd thief
Hit two mcn!" He turned to McCloud
What kind OF wizard IN Murray Sin.
clair What sort OF red.blood toxin
does he throw Into his gang TO draw
out spirit like thnt7 Murray Sin.
clair belongs to tho race OF empire.
builders. by heavens. II IL pitiful a
man like that should be out OF job'
England. McCioud. needs him. Ana
here he Ia holding up trains on tho
mountain diyisionl"
They are NIL up at oroyillo with
tho Williams Cache gang. celebrating"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-09-24

Knickcr-Did he give his sou u col
lego cducntlon7
Dookcr-You. ho bought him . pho.
nogfaph with yoll " V
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-24
LYRIC G!.EE CLUB
HERE TUESDAY
One of Best Vocal and Literary
QuartetteS in County at the
Santa Fe Reading Room This
Week.

The Lyric Glee club of Chicago, one
of the best vocal and literary enter
tainment companies in the country.
viii be the next attraltion at the San
In Fe reading rooms Tuesday. Janu-
airy 26. The personnel IL the troupe
Is as follows:
Omar Covert. first tenor. Alvin
Jones. second tenor. L. G. Bartholo-
new, first bass. r. c. Polk. second
bass and manager: Gertrude Polk.
reader.
Superintendent OF Reading Rooms
S. Il. Busser makes the following flat
tcring announcement;
mo musical organization is better
known that the Lyric Glee club It
max truly be said they have sung in
every city and county of the country.
They have numerous engagements on
the coast. but have been pleased to
give me advance time to sing to our
employees.
This is undoubtedly one Of the
greatest privileges of the season. l
regret that I can not give them to ev-
cry reading room. but the manage
ment is willing that employees should
run over to their nearest point To-
hear them. II it can be done without
disturbing the service.
while not a strong lady. it is said
Of Miss Polk. that she fairly lifts her
audiences up and they live with her
in other scenes. l need not ask YOU
to take care Of them. They will take
care OF you"
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Wanted-Good, sound, gentle sad
die horses at Martins Riding School
$40 North Third street.
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ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIVES USE
OUR GALLUP EGG AT $t.25 PER
TON. W. ii. HAHN co. PHONE OF.

Saddle horses for hire at Martins
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BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.

AZ mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de-
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1t through the mucous surfaces. Such
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on prescriptions from reputable physi-
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ten fold TO the good you can possibly
deriTe FROM them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by +. J. Cheney
& Co. Toledo, O., contains no mer-
curry. and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure YOU get
the genuine. II is taken internally
and made in Toledo. Ohio. by T ]
Cheney d Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price, Use per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
patton.
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". Morris
JEWfLER
SYMPHONY CLUB IS
fine ATTRACTION
Well Known Quartette win
Appear in albuquerque on
Thursday, February nth.

The Schubert symphony Club and
Ladies' Quartette, which Is to appear
In albuquerque Thursday, February
II, comes most highly recommended
by the press, and local music lovers
may expect "A treat. The Butte Miner,
Butte. Mont, has the following to say
OF the company;
Methodist Episcopal church as
wen pleased last evening with the
concert given by the Schubert SYM
phony Club and Ladies' Quartettc.
Every number on the fine program
was warmly %applauded, and tho tall
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Insure la the Occidental Life.
Loosescarf collars. at The Hub.
G. j. Hall and j. H. Dormc. of Elida
were visitors In the city yesterday.
w. a. Finlay, Of Carlsbad, is in tn.
city on il short business visit.
H. w. Kelly, of the Gross. Ken,
company. was here yesterday from
Las Vegas.
Inward Clarke. Of the John Let
Clarke company. left on the limited
Yesterday for Manuelito and Gallup.
Edgar Calfcc. a well known insur.
oncc man OF the pecos valley. was
here yesterday from Roswell.
Mrs, W. T.. Johnson, Of f122 West
Central avenue. is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Samuel Thorn
man, Of Cleveland.
w r. Garside, travelling freight and
passenger agent for tho Santa Fe, ar
rived yesterday morning from El
Paso.
Mrs. e. Nusbaum. Of Chicago, Is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Alfred
Grunsfeld. and viii remain here sew
cral weeks.
u c. Fuehr, OF 2oS North Edith
returned on the limited yester-
day after making a short trip to Chi
y. Fleisoher ana A. Rothenberg. OF.
the Itothenber -Schloss Cigar compa-
ny, rave left for FL Paso. after a
short business visit IN this city.
Herman Sohweizer. of the Harvey
anrio system, returned yesterday
morning from a short business trip to
hl Paso.
Harry h Weller. of ~ H., Weillerl
x CO.. has left for New York and Chi
,ago, where he will spend several
weeks attending to business matters
and visiting relatives.
Mr. ana Mrs. -. +. McCallum and
little daughter Lillian. OF Acton. Ind.
visiting their sister. Mrs. b. +.
OF SIG West Coal.
There VIII be a special communica-
ion of Temple Lodge No. 6. A. f. and
NJ, IN the Masonic Temple Monday
svcping At 7:aO, for work In the Il. A.
and NJ. u. degrees. by order of the
w NJ j a Miller. secretary.
Mrs, w. j. Black, wife OF Mr.. Black.
general traffic manager for the Santa
'c. * In the city on a short visit. Mrs.
slack is accompanied by Mrs. Thomas
hamilton, also OF Chicago. Both la
are guests at the Alvarado.
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EOS WEST

ented performers responded very lib
orally TO the enthusiastic encores. Es-
pecially appreciated was the violin
playing by Thomas Valentine Purcell,
the readings by Ann Pearl Weather
ington and the singing by Vera Edith
Young and LOWE Zendt Purcell. The
entertainment was given under the
auspices of the Epworth League Of
the Mountain View church.
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49, NORTHUMBERLAND.

The above reward viii be paid for
the arrest n conviction Of any
one caught stealing copies Of the
Morning Journal from the door
ways Of subscribers.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING co.
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Diamonds, Jcwelry, Gut Glass. Our
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10 none I'm the Southwest. Prices the
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NOTICE

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Notice.

For the convenience of our sub
scribers who do not come to town
often The Record has arranged
with Treasurer J Wesley Cook tc
collect subscriptions while on his
rounds. Of course Mr. Cook vii!
not have a statement of your ac,
count made out to date mot know
ing beforehand where or by whom
he will be paid) but just pay him
about what You think you owe and
a year in advance, if you want the
paper another year. lie will Issue
you temporary receipt for youl
money and when he turns IN h:
reports at this office We will mai
you Il duplicate number receipt,
from our regular receipt book,
which will show you the exac'
date to which your subscription /;
paid.
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HOMICIDE NEAR GREELYVILLE.
Dick BarfieId Slain by His Nephew,
Julius Ard, In Family Row.

On last Friday night Julius Ard
struck Dick Barfeld with 4 piece of
fence rail, from the effects Of which
Barfeld died Saturday afternoon.
Both parties live near Greelyvllle.
1t seems that Barfiell was return
ing from Greelyville Friday evening
and stopped at the home of MIR Colin
Ard, the father of Julius Ard, and
while there started te raise a dis
turbance, being under the Influence
of liquor, and when Julius Ard re-
monstrated with him, he started to-
ward julius with a knife. d the latter
picked up a fence rail and struck
him down with it. With assistance
Barield was able to walk to his
home, about IL miles distant, and
lived until Saturday afternoon.
Ard was arrested by the magis-
trate at Greelyville and committed to
iail to await the next term of court.
1t is a very deplorable occurrence,
since Barfeld was Ards uncle and
they had always been very friendly
Ard is a lad only about Is years old
Barfield leaves a widow and sew.
eral children. Ard SPOT married.
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WIDOW LADY ATTACKED
BY UNKNOWN negro.
ROBBERY SUPPOSED MOTIVE SHERIFF
GRAHAM WITH POSSE In PURSUIT
OF BLACK BRUTE.

Lanes, October 27:-Last night
about dusk Mrs Mitchum, who
lives near the depot, heard a
knock at her door and, thinking
4it was one of her tenants, opened
ne door to receive a blow from
"a stick in the hands of a big
buck negro. The blow not rem
dering Mrs Mitchum uncon-
;scious, the negro proceeded to
try to choke her,but she had the
presence of mind to scream and
the negro was frightened away,
When Mr. Nettles, who lives next
door, arrived he found Mrs Mitch
um on the steps in a seml-con-
scious state, with a severe wound
on her head and other marks OF
a asharp struggle. Several stitches
had to be taken, but at last re-
ports she is getting along nicely
and is in no danger.
The Sheriff was 'phoned for
and came down from Kingstree
on train No SO. He secured the
country from then until day
light but could find no clue as
to who the negro was that at
tackled Mrs Mitchum. Sheriff
Graham feels confident that he
will catch him, though. 1t is
supposed that the intention OF
1.-The brute was to rob the house,
as it was known that Mrs Mitch
um had just collected a consid,
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SCRANTON SKETCHES.
People Visiting and Being Visited
Pastor Called Again.

Scranton, October 26:-Mr j
W Coward was in town this
morning from Kingstree.
Mr. c P Johnson was ia
Floren:e Monday on business
matters.
Mr. R E Cockield of Charles
ton visited kith and kin in
Scranton the past week.
DR. Mcleod was in Scranton
Sunday motoring.
Mr. o B Carter went to
Bennettsville Sunday to visit
his mother.
Mr. Jesse Kennedy, who holds
the position OF bagageman
with the A c L, visited his
parents here this week.
Mr. w B Johnson goes to
Petersburg, Va, to day on 4
business mission.
Mr. r / Lee OF Charleston VI as
in town day Or two last
week.
Messrs WInslOw Wright went
to Hartsville and other places
recently to visit relatives.
Rev J w Truluck has been
called to the pastorate of the
Baptist church here for
another year, ana has the
matter under advisement.
W f g.
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New Advertisements.

II D Reddick-It Pays to Look
Prosperous.
Farmers e. Merchants Bank.
Lake City-Two Honest Ways
to Become Wealthy.
Chas NJ Steiff-The Jury's
Verdict.
The County Record-A Pres
ent for the Ladies.
S Marcus - Ladies Tailor.
made Suits.
Maryland Amusement Co
Carnival Next Week.
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Both Boys Saved.

Louis Boom a leading merchant OF
Norway, Mich, writes: Three bot
ties of Foley's Honey and Tar abso'
lutely cured my boy of severe
cough. and a neighbor's boy, who
was so i'll with a cold that the doc.
tors gave him up, was cured by tax
ing Folev's Honey and Tar" Moth.
ing else is as safe and sure in results
D G Scott.
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cradle sum Of rent money.
Mrs Mltchum is a widow lady

and she and her daughter live
together, but the latter was
away at the time of the occur
renee.