The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

N'th Nlilu'I Nit llOSt 1lN0t- D
ID conditions. That he would last
long in Arkansas city seemed M *.
unlikely.
bnt they learned no more than that
ABOUT him during the time when he
"ppearcu 10 Ne trying to father him
sen together Tor some great effort. 1t
I"as' tnat was what the doctor said.
. lie p'.hS y gentleman C. considerable
d'ihil WI" was sufficiently interested
III inc case to suspend his bar prdc-
ice FOR the time in favor of that Of MS
regular profession.
i" MI" the patient would av Moth
ln.' except that he had something of
Importance To 10 in Arkansas CITY,
That all he wanted was strength
enough to do it. After that nothing
would matter, and he begged the doc
tor to CIV him such treatment as
Would enable him to get busy. even Y
II were only for "A few hours.
rms being reported to Old man
Ereenlaw. as most things OF inpo-.
IN Arkansas CRY wcr. reported
n, immediately advised the doctor as
10 what should he done.
Mo II likely the gent is sufrrin' To-
a stimlant," he said. IAN that rot gut
what hes a-gcttin' mp to the tavern
won't never do him no good. i;ein's
he's got the price, I en- s'plv him with
a Sperior article o. con Juice what'll
put him onto his feet in no time" And
the doctor. being one wise in his gen.
GRAFTON. undertook no argument. but
promptly negotiated on behalf Of his
patient the purchase OF a IA Of ;ie
old mans elixir.
whether this remedy was really az
eflcaCious as the old man declared g..
or whether some other cause operated
TO Civ the patient the strength he
so greatly coveted. is not. perhaps
important. but not long after the doc
tor procured the stun the patient did
actually rise up and declare himself
able to undertake the fulfilment ~
the purpose which had led him To
/ Arkansas CitN.
TIE first thing he did toward il was
10 icuuire wher. old man Greenlaw VS.
saloon was. and winterbottom. vino
was on guard at the time. and who
had expected some difficulty in per-
suad,ng him to visit tina pace.
promptly and cheerfully volunteered
to guide hin tn 1t.
Being entered. the stranger showed
his acquaintance with etiquette bv
'aritins the company To liquor with
him. but they observed that though
he went through the motion Of drink
ing when they did. there was ~ much
IN h!s glass when he set Z down as
when he lirtcd it.
There was NJ" ambiguity. though
"hen u came To his explaining his
urpos IN coming to the saloon.
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'he Sam' OF poker hats played here
anu ! u'uh' ttei "!I"hs 10 de tI
ia 80 mo II Just for once
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THcre is little respect or persons
however. at the poker 'ao'e' ana me
weahilng had money. 50 the game wen