  CHAPTER I THE ARRIVAL OF THE MAN CHAPTER III NORTON MAKES A DISCOVERY CHAPTER V THE GIRL OF DRY BOTTOM CHAPTER VI HOLLIS RENEWS AN ACQUAINTANCE CHAPTER VII THE "KICKER" BECOMES AN INSTITUTION CHAPTER VIII CONCERNING THE "SIX-O'CLOCK" CHAPTER IX HOW A BAD MAN LEFT THE "KICKER" OFFICE CHAPTER XI PICKING UP THE TRAIL CHAPTER XIII "WOMAN - SHE DON'T NEED NO TOOTER" CHAPTER XVI THE BEARER OF GOOD NEWS CHAPTER XIX HOW A RUSTLER ESCAPED CHAPTER XX THE "KICKER'S" CANDIDATE CHAPTER XXI DUNLAVEY PLAYS A CARD CHAPTER XXII PROOF OF GRATITUDE CHAPTER XXIII TEN SPOT USES HIS EYES CHAPTER XXVI AUTUMN AND THE GODS CHAPTER XXVII THE SEAR AND YELLOW DAYS CHAPTER XXVIII IN DEFIANCE OF THE LAW CHAPTER XXIX THE ARM OF THE LAW CHAPTER XXX FORMING A FRIENDSHIP “What have you done with Hollis?” demanded Norton, THE COMING BY CHARLES ALDEN SELTZER Author of “The Range Riders,” “The Two-Gun Man,” emblem With Frontispiece in Colors A. L. BURT COMPANY Publishers New York Copyright 1912, By OUTING PUBLISHING COMPANY All Rights Reserved First Printing, August, 1912
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