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"Oh, back at the camp, I s'pose--her and Jed, too I told her to pick a

around with theh Huh! She'll have less tiot to take care of that teaon too I reckon if she does that, and teaches

night school right along, she won't be feeling so gay"

"They tellacross," she added, "not to

mention buried One book we had said, up on the Platte, two years back,

there was a wedding and a birth and a burying in one train, all inside

of one hour, and all inside of one on!"

"Well, I reckon it's life, ain't it?" rejoined her husband "One thing,

I' fellow

Banion--hions Huh, he ain't

leader now!"

"You like Sam Woodhull better for Molly, Jess?"

"So with my ideas He ain't so apt toat the last

"

"He done that? Well, his father was a sheriff once, and his uncle, Judge

Henry D Showalter, he got into Congress Politics! But some folks said

the Banions was the best fa in, Jess, I reckon it's Molly herself'll count hteen past Another year and

she'll be an oldacross--"

"There won't be," said her husband shortly "If there is it won't be her

and no Willia that"