57. “Jobe he flew up” 119 58. “It wasent anything onusual for a county 120 officer to make all he could” 59. “‘Hadent we all ort to be satisfied so 121 long as bonds sell well?’” 60. “‘Times are never hard under a gold 122 basis,’ Jobe says” 61. “They whispered and snickered at my 125 straw hat and Jobe’s linen coat” 62. “He said the rich all belong to church” 126 63. Harvesting 129 64. “I was puttin salve on Jobe’s hands” 130 65. The hand that voted “the strait ticket” 131 66. “Some good men in case of labor trouble” 133 67. “Some of the little children are pretty” 136 68. “Jobe took what hay he could spare” 138 69. “They are kept so busy legislatin” 139 70. “A huntin them overhalls” 142 71. “I had sot down and went to churnin” 143 72. “The Dimicratic bloomers” 146 73. “‘Hello, mistur’” 147 74. “‘We ketch em a comin and we ketch em a 148 goin’” 75. “I seen him a comin up the lane” 151 76. “The fust time for nigh onto twenty 153 years” 77. “Billot jist laughed at him” 155 78. “Jobe he got mad and called Billot a 156 Populist” 79. Ornamental tailpiece—sunset 157 80. “Lawyers a talkin and a laffin” 159 81. “‘Mistur Moore, how long has it been 161 since you quit advocatin the use of good, old-fashioned greenbacks?’” 82. “‘Lawyer—Dimicratic lawyer and 164 polertician’” 83. “He carried a banner” 167 84. “I got a straw and tickled his nose” 171 85. Ornamental tailpiece 179 86. “It was nearly mornin when I heerd the 181 patriotic sounds of the fish-horn” 87. “He looked kind a pale” 182 88. “‘Give us a tune, Jobe’” 183 89. “‘This is not accordin to contract’” 184 90. “We hitched in front of Urfer’s big dry 186 goods store” 91. “‘Ready’” 187 92. “‘I am a banker, sir, a banker‘” 190