The Herald-Sentinel. (Cloud Chief, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, November 24, 1893 Page: 3 of 4
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"T had • ooto from My. l_., _
mylH * n grievously die.
■pffwiitH. hut that vmm trap datv had
l*ia" oaatffM to tyui which ooiJd noih* WW
traiwfwmi mhI he am* sty awl Raitli Mi
"What heaald Is in* Mis. IMknan,"
promptly ameverated Mr. Dona. 'The
papess have all to tm \m tmMnm far
lauater on M<«day,u4 *e«ad4ekl
paI la ahape for Impaction."
**Oaly te Cape Btry ker*s troopT aeftly
Inquire! lb# lady, with ejraUds rMng la
+ « nst OaeoOas
at the poat frtuB aacb troop
\ Pmy la hk"
'•r arrvtqg in
If 1 were Mr
liapjwu*! to fall on P
"I fancy 1 should -r.,
wwue older captain's troop „ .
Nj, ll nadu thai while four other
ca|«aina atay home aad look after their
companies, Cfcpt Htryker baa i wU
altarn attend to hla while ha eonwa a-
"On tha o^ar hand, w# feOowa have
a down thing* to do In our troop* that
Ifcpt. Htryker dom hiiuaelf In hla. If>
an broad na it'a loac. Uk Btltatp." Mil
►Miia lie did not fancy her Riticialcg
♦he methods of hla tavalry aaeociates.
and w m p<* 'bly a little piqued at tha
decided auaoyanoe aha thowed at I'torya
iiitht front, and, obedient, w> , y. ««
foremost hound* aw« p m long curve
Into tlie coulee, •truing it ui.wiy a yard
farther down than where tue Harried
cliao* flrat dived into iu treacherous
akulowa.
And now thn«e hounda who were out
on tha, right Hank ur* up in line with the
very leader*, fad bounding ki<>tw the'
leral at the «{d« of the raVlne. yet kefty-
big wary eye Upon the c\liue.' H*>. l w
the horaemeo ' Making a deep culve In
the ravine fire hundred yarda ahead. and
c«aildcnt that Bunny will blindly runh
along hi* winding track, thrj strike out
across the prairie, gaining twenty home
lengthahy the move; and now, with two
or thm of the oldeat hound#, Parke,
Dana and Mr*. Belknap are darting «m
abreast of tfu> chase. "Keep out tliere
to the left, some of you!" shout* Dana
"He 11 spring up the other aide quick na
he at** uk Drive him hock." And.
obedient to the signal of hi* wavuig
band, tjrp of the leading troftpers l«reuat
the slopes to tlie etwt. calling half a dozen
hounda with them. Darting around a
bend. Bunny'a agonized even catch aijrht
of the hounda and homes on the right
hank, and like a flush ha whirl*. hcuiii|>-
em up the opixmite ulope. and hIiooU out
on the prairie again just in time to meet
tlw hounds and troopera afho have an-
ticipated the move.
Now he in wild and demoralized.
Once iu« re he dive* into the ravine und
fcenda the duwt Hying into tha very face*
of hi* pursuer*, for qow the leading
IkiuihIh are *u cl< *e that the foreinottt
jaw* are snipping the air at hi* every
liound A quick turn U the right anil
up tlie *l(ipe throw* these leadem far—
U* far—beyond, they aweep around in
long curve, but. though he ha* thrown
them off. the hunted. heiiHcle**. helpless
wretch lia* forgotten the trailem in the
rear; they tyring acros* the angle lie haa
inaile, ami are doi-e us the original pur-
auer*. und it|uch the fresher Wildly,
madly now lie twist* and turn*, first up
one hunk, then the other. Far to the
rear the coming rider* we the *ign* of
hi* breaking down, murk the *currying
to and fro of home and hound. "Oome
on!*' they *hout "lle'n gone now, and
we ran lie in at the death!" Mm Law-
rence on oiie side of the ravine ia a* far
to the front us Mr* Belknap on the
otlier One of tliemmnst lo*ethe hru*b.
lie camto. die on hotii side* at once
t'hedark lieiiutv Iih* had more than one
rasping diMtf|)oinihie i in the lont two
«iaya; it vmuikI Ik- intolerable now that,
after all. Mm. Lawrence, and not ahe,
aliould prove the victor
Bunny make* one frantic rush up the
*!ope to the right, ami. with half a dozen
hound* hi Id* very h«>la. spins in fr<vit
t f her eye*, cutche* sight of two fre*li
antagonist* fronting hiiu, whirl* *qd-
denly ulniut to the right, and almont
dive* under her horse* heaving barrel a*
he once more plunge* into the ruvina.
down the rugg 'd *lo]ie, up the gentle
uNcent to the other *ide. There half a
dozen long, lean muzzle* gleam close be-
hind hun. he falter*, wuvem. a ahurp
none is thrust underneath him tut lie run*,
u quick to.** *eud* liiiu kicking. Mtrug-
gliug into tlie air. ami in another inHiant.
with piteolia but im lfe< tiittl mjueuk und
pleitding. lie i* the center of a tumb-
ling. snapping, fang gnashing group of
hound*, and hi* little life 1* torn out ul
morti nefore Urahamcan leap from hi*
paddle. Iieat them Uick with the viwu of
I.la cap. tlieii. Heizlng ihe*till quivering
ImmIy by the leg* that AouI.J have wived
coiiiil 11mt empty head only have direct-
ul. hold* |*Mtr Bunny aloft in front of
Mm Law renec'n unortiiig n:eed and pro-
claims her \MHfli of th" t'll;l*". "
And this. tiNi. ha* Mm IU>lktia,t to aee
mid strive lo smile, wbib down in her
heart she know* that ti couid hoi m* huv<
hupiN-ned had I'erry come
apUU aaifaad haOad hHW-
impad with u*JUI aad aaaf-
bad bona waa ao nttarly
whirl ahoal aad aaaw,
fMNyaih. Kwan aaachl at hla
IwryOaAy and jerked HfljMUB
haad frith ti air of toiafled aatharraa-
nMai aad civility. rapUelng k vtth
•i^Uarl * a <aamodie haala. PetryeooUy,
toil w lain may graoa, ralaad Ma
iorage ta, re pouaa to the
aad thea. aaaiag the manafar alUl look-
lag at him aa though he waaiad to«y
aoaialhmg and did ao| know h to ^
gla. cave Noiaa hla haad aad Mda dowa
•o Aort hailing "
S-E COT'VEU FVF
oI- yJ.M; tsoil
— v . V I
- CLOUD C'-'iEF
*1 in iba coBjijr
• 1 r «• tof-
of hit
•alf denial of*e aterw
I the dlatant prairie
- ww
aft Ihaoddtljal <
"Do ron know. I m i«a
A|M Koijr i< bwaj told in
UMhiiigton that u worth nput-
A banker approached Con*
raaanao MoKeighan, Populitt, o1
du<* ng tha giiver debate
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buggyb.leai^Mdf^l dedofw^SwlLiS^1
th«lfaai)it after rabldi had hear tStTkmSJtr^a
I nartr had fln&llv P1** a foaaf fill
Walirnahafa
the true eharacter of Duaairen aa a rut
agsrerrsss =£
drink down In the Monee valley before the tni*
waiting northward acroaa tie prairie fa-
"They muet he g.ttlng down Into the f Vou can alva n^j^T
2! °LtHn9 mli" of the aha ahonld Ure In thia utterir euVof-thZ
ranch jut about now, and will go due way pkor. roe will lift a wabrhi #m>
north from thara, nnlraa thej atlr up w SZSr ^
more game alorig the Monee, III wart «<Oh the? dent Ilea *-— mm b>A. •
P ."mU .h, ,«««,. Td rid.
*** it ^ h'b* ** ° ••
'ioa .1 g'
vV.Kta t C.t
• <1 '.Ihtn. '•
ou going to do to nlitM - Ouo,*r
th"* "Hm<1 ' .. ..p~.il .W.i . . • • „
i.tuiUdNoKdglun;"*hy, « r; gpImm —.:■ - .. ...
h " d th* U"k". ! " todM-m'-N itM - ,•
mett||i
hilt. _
"m°W> tyr?f1 hU ^ M1 dont know aaythlng" about
"a- yon Dunraran people .ewi iZ ia
•poedlly rlillng thither with an alacrity any azprwulon of biteveal or acairua*
Uuit he bioiKMlf could hardly „ plain. V hTSSto
In hla brief talk with the ooionel after gay I should like to knew what on earth
parade on U.e prejioua ev«lng Perry tlire I.T Wi^ oaX^LTS
had told tilm a hat he could of tlie char* make theni inch obifcta of ttanlM to
acterb|tic.ofM«^.MalUandMdEw«,f ^ ^^MdTwtild 2
The. d^IIJfrthhWh .a« by &TET1 TJLhJ**ta
them had fiven tlie commanding officer dragged into auoh a bole Mjoader"
caiwe for much thought, and he waa de- °,i^-
amaia evUhntly. of gathering from ^'£££
Perry a oWrratlona aa complete an Idea "You drnwaV^^leom.
aa wai |KNwibleof their life and aurrouud* h, p^mZ ilw^L
ing^ AndHtilllVrrylud found it in.. KoHS l cTL t^SX
DoMible to volunteer anj d^oriptlon of ^em,th^£ lE2L^?t Hi
Mlaa Maitlnnd; he could not bear toa|)eak let tue tell you that If^je old uaan knew
nf her until-until he kn w more <if the of my apeaklog of It to any one Td loee
doctor a |mr{Kiee in hia vinita to the ranch, the moot lucrative bat leaet attraotlre
tie had been detained by hi* command* v place 1 ever t wd, Do you eeer
Juat long enough to make it neoeaaary 1 "Tben parhape you had better not tell
fnr him to go direct to the Hpraguea' me. I do not care to pry into accrete."
without leaving hia helmet and anber at "Oh. thieie noarorot. It waa that that.
home. Tliey Were waiting dinner for drove him here; everybody knew It in c * ™
_!i" " Hnt' *°°k "° I England. You were mighty ebabbily ; toe
S t -•! mi.i.ty." "Well," replied
MtK-'gbtn, ">on haven't enytliini
to Nil. Go home end r.ii«e mure
cora end I... hell, end you'll lie .11
right." "OhI" wid the hanker
a..d tl'ro..d away with look of
Jiftfuit.
Taka y<.ur chance and leave the
c.i*tuw o/other peo.dr ulone.
Rumor is the great cL • nting
the iiller.
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tlia.iu'ua v
Joel M. W •
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KctertA t -■
t • i /o'Ml4 4'tu ,
' • d one btTofooepe «*i
-• o' coo ;tf fait*a
* to p\tr .'iuiiv .
•' • aanl' g fan*? •
/ .* w«^4 at; eet ^ o r ♦
Kf ) (' thoi' i >i -
• " * 1 fen . e. * , ,•/ .«
«: to . .1 tue ♦ '
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note of that circumstance; what she
waa that he had avoided even pausing
within hail of her piazza both before and
after parade.
Now, though conacioua of no intention
of avoidance. Perry rode forth to the
meeting of tliiM day with Home little mis-
giving. In tlie fimt pliu:e, he knew tluit
he iiHMt etrive to make hia peai?e with
thia aligiited lady: and yet. in view of
all lie had wvn and heard in the past
forty-eight bourn, how utterly dwarfed
had that affair— hi* laughyig flirtation
with Mm llclknap—become! Had any
one told him hi* attention* to her and
her marked preference for his aociety
weru matter* that ^>eople were iicginning
to talk of—some with tily enjoyment,
othem with genuine regret—he would
have lieen grateful for the information.
hiHtead of resentful, as. with iuo*t men,
Would be the case ninety-nine times out
of a hundmd. But lie knew nothing of
this, and had too little ex|ierience to sue-
peet the comments in circulation. She
was tnont interesting—up to the dav lie-
fore yesterday: he loved to rideor dance
with her; he enjoyed a chat with her
more than he could tell. A most sym-
pathetic anil attentive listener was Mm.
Belknap, and her voice waa low and
sweet and full of subtly caressing tones.
She had mr.de him talk to her by the
hour of hi* home, his hope* and ambi-
tions. hia profession and his proa pec ts,
und hud held him in a silken bondage
that lie hud no desire to escape.
And yet. as lie rode out on the breezy
plain tht* brilliant day. lie found all
thought of her distasteful, and his eyes,
far from searching for the flutter of her
trim habit in the distant riding party,
would go a-rouming over the intervening
•shades and shallows down In the Monee
valley und neck the liure. brown walls of
Dunraven far acros* the stream. It was
(Hid indeed tlint he should have nought
this, the longest way round, on hia ride
in quest of hia.couipauiona from the
fort.
, Oriee again he looked at the isolated
clump of buildings from his post of ob-
servation on tlie bluff; once uguin he
saw across the stream and through the
trees the liarU'd barrier that had caused
both him und his men such laceration of
flesh and temper; once again he saw tlie
•- 4i*n
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- <> ro 7 .
• at
i O •••ll
lulu lft*;
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n
treated at the ranch, Ad you requited it t pt i la. •*!. n t, (U
by preventing what would have been a Ktan.h. .. a,
bloody row, und by Un.ling iim > h>|pl«£ 1 ' ' "ku lwi, " 'i
band. Even the eld man rceqgaiaaa to March 2,1889, and alio
that; and 1 think he'd be glad to aay ao ^ubeequeot to tha issuance of the
to you, and «* you, if you were not just ^nalflenU proclamation above named
•StCSTSr*"" . With a le to the cancelation of
VVby, what on earth can we have raid entry tha aaid nnrH«
done? If any of our cloth have wronged fterabv MiimmnnL ♦ ^ are
Mr. Maifland in any way, it U our right . ' fcUmmonod ^ «PPear at thts
to know it and take it up." (omce the 27th day of November
••It wasn't your cloth, old fellow." 18u3 at • o'clock a. m., to reapond and
aaid Ewen, thawing visibly, "but it was fwoifth testimony concerning said al-
thecavalry all the name that broke his egation. Whereof fall not
heart and his pride, and made his life * "Hereof, not.
the wreck it is, and tmive him from his
home, shunning the sight of his fellow
men. all these yearn—exiling her, too, in
the prime of her young life. Mr. Perry,
there are only three or four of us at
Dunraven who know the «'ory. but we
have only sympathy and p<^-no blame
—for him. though be
master 1 ever Served.
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' wi i rr/^CjUrti t C.r*
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MlHty
K. B. Walk,
Co«nljr Ole.k.
rib 5-2-8
Tha aubject of Toliiif iba bonds
it ona thai will bear cloat caloola*
[, | tion, and aftar figarinf tba upao-
cei in all ways wa cannot help but
see the advantage of biilding a
court houae and jalL
M- Dllley. Reg.
First pub. Oct. 21. dl*
NOTICE.
1.^-oouiam. Notic' " h,r,bJr ®
is the hardest p®ttleri of Waahita county, Okla-
•How did Itl.appen?" asked Per,,. ,CC°:ding 10
"All through his son. There bad been lLe UWS of 0kl boma territory,
more of them, but there was only the all section lines are to be left for
p"bli°higfcw^
youngster, only 17. they tell me, and he rods on ®tch Side of the line,
had just been gazetted to his cornetcy. and that no peraon has any rtaht
The old man was all wrapped up in him, «•«/,• >,n . . .
for of the three boys the eldest had died ^ Otherwi* obstruct
only the month before the regiment was an7 these section lines, whether
s^,i"T*\,h;lpr"enht tim* °r <•*-
these two who were gone had made' section lines
themselves famous among their com- must be left open snd clear at all
rod us by their fearlessness and high times for the use of the nnKli-
cltanu-ter, and the old uuo. of court, I ™ , , * P«W«-
could not ask Archie to quit the acrvice tom plaint has been made at
just when prJera for dangerous duty this office of numerous cases where
came. The boy went to the Capo with .ttttlera have fenced .m
his corps, und got into tlie thick of the f«nced Up the section
Zulu war just at the time of the maasa- Hnws, and notice is hereby given
th l ,n "uch l«r na are t.«u-
and the light at Korkea Drift. 1 was _ « 4l l - .
at home then, and all England was t PaWinK uP°n th« public highways,
quivering with grief over such needless I &nd unless such fences are at once
sacrifice as wus made of that regiment, removed and th« lino.
and ull ready to fall down and womhip'!? . j ' ^ th® ]lnn cUt,ed'
such fellows ua ('hard und Bromheod. t he 811(1 "WPpaisers are liable to
who niude the superb light aliuost at the 1 prosecution for obstructing the
same time. •
"They say old Maitland wanted to go h'ghwajs.
himself, us volunteer or something, with Attest
Lord Chelmsford, but it couldn't be, R jJ \\'t\\n
Cotintv Clerk.
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shallow valley winding uway fto the j done, ills father hud fought at Alma ■
southeast, decked with its scrubby and Inkerman. und his grandfather had
fringe work of cottonwood and willow; I led the Guards at Waterloo. The whole
but thi* llnie, three miles uway, its ac- I trilw were boldiem. you know: and now
customed solitude was broken by groups | Archie waa with the Lancers in Zuiuland. I .
of rider* und darting black s|iocka of | aud the Lancer* were going to wipa out School bookn and school supplies
dog*, nil moving northward once more thedisuster* ..f the first fights of the'
and ulrendv breasting the slopes. He j campaign, and Archie was to uphold tho j
should have turned uway eastward aud j grand old fighting name and come home
ridden ii'Mhh country to join them, but j covered jy^i he was the Jjeir
All the prroce 'Uig rhnptfM* of ibis
„„„„ . - , — 7"—' "7, i "neb ** "•« rrquire«l by the laws of
i campaign, and Archie wsis to uphold tho ' , . ... ,
1 - the.terntorv, will be kept in stock
. — " .e.aaw ^..Mr all schools of the sounty.
down here m the vullev, only a short , ... > i <• . . .
distance uway, aiMor.wd in watching j prrc<e Mns rhnptfM* of this ««oks sold or eichsnged for old
t!ie hunting party, sit Mr. Hwc-n on a ptorv will b« furnlahwl to all new
pawl. 14 tiiil excited buy. Wh.itever i
ctsdnc** Id* rider uiigla ieol at thia di*- ' subscribers Hi tb« Iler:iH-Srntinel.
" ' -' To bo Co:it:nn*d next woek.
Every body go to J. II. Tattle
and Bro's, Minco I. T. te buy their
Dry Qoods, clothing, Boots, Shoes
and Groceries. They hare the
stock, and make the prioes
ALIAS NOTICE.
•••ooOoo—
U. S, LAND OKFICK,)
OKLAHOMA CITY, O.T.J
October 27,1891. )
Complaint haringbeen entered
at this Office by Benjamin F. Job"
ntou against Carl Schneider who
made H. E. No. 7120 at Oklahoma
City, 0. T. Land Office on the 25th.
day of May, 1893, for lota 8 A 4 A
8.J of N. W. $ Sec. 1 Twp. 10. N.
R. 17. W. alleging that he "made
an actual bona flde settlement on
said tract of land on Msy 10th.
1893, and am now residing thereon.
Said settlement being prior to the
homestead entry of Carl 8chneider
and prior to any settlement of tha
•aid Carl Schneider.
With a view to the cancela-
tion of the said H. E. No. 7120 the
said partlei are hereby sn^pmonsd
to be and appear before the U. 8
Land Office at Oklahoma City, 0*
T. on the 14th, day of Decembei
1893. at 9 o'clock A. M. to respond
and furnitth testimony concerning
said allegations.
B. M. Dilly.
Register.
Hi
H. I). Youag wants your trade.
He is willing to giva you indure*
ments, too. Before bnyiag, price
his well selected stock of groceries,
Drop in and ace us.
J, M. Reynold* St Co. -
Ho vom like tiiic if uc {lf the d"' r«P«
ttc. Co: dill.
Harsld Sei.tiuwl.
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