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P vironuien attempted 10 make the knew go bounds, The colonel, who ,
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Neuse � o servants of thd*mtucky blue punished him in Ills boyhood. for way., .. I
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Novelized Frar#1 T:drnund Day's 1`4clocIrgma 4'. of ,her youth and beauty this had been felt. compelled to Apply the rod 11.
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By JOHN MURRAY and MILLS MILLER . . ed -Bud burs t of pas- The Find You Have Alw-,Xrs 11,'miglit, land wbiob has loom
. . humored raillery from him and mirth � III
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i ... . from the bystanders, colonells. back, Clung- there, Clawing and In use for over 30 years, A, - *s lwrue the signature of
copyrig%t. 1�38, by G. W 011!ingham Co. "No wonder Jim has the finest ranch . a24 lia�j bven made -tin
_ . striking like a wildcat, until Allen was .der UIR por-P I
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4s 9E 4*4".6 J;",*"6"*0 , . . . In Arl.,ony," the cowboys were wont a to let I I 1
I *�"o y; ,,with Josephine a-IrrIgatin' It force Dick go. It Is 84VOW41Y soa.".11 imporvislou since, its Infancy"* I
I , . . � t6 say, Indicative of tile colonel's character Allowito one to doccive youlu 01*
period of waiting from t!,io photograph ' use Ills hands to brace himself against . I all the time," I d. W1. 1k61*_;6W1_1.1_ 44 just
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hashed on his g � subconscious. mind. At the otherwise Inevitable phinro Into - I that not only (114 he refrain from. Pon- All Counterfeits, ImitatiolAs ll,uid -as-good-1-1 are buO
R . Allen Hacienda was certainly a Is � Wag Bud on that occasion, but when Experiments. that . trillo witli and endauger the bealth ot
the time of the rush he was otherwise the valley below. In an Instant Lane's - I . garden spot In that desert country, floggings were subsequently due the Infants and Children-47Nperienco against E4 xPerimento I
laccuple4. Crack, crack, And two Of hands were at the Indian's throat, . . The building was of the old Mexican .
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ithe Indians fell dead In mideareer, and In Another turn he was uppermost Lane ivrItUd. and groaned. style, tin ,architecture found by cen- little fellow laid on, the rod less heav, I
4 -Crack, and A third crawled, wounded, And kueellng upon Ills foe at the very . to be suited best fly out of regard for the loyalty to his . A. - C.,
wounded, . tunes of experience , AST"'MA
* struck Its fangs Into his neck, McKee, 9 X t G �Z� 2 w ri
to the cover he d almat safely At- verge of the precipice. I to the climate and them of brother he had thou displayed. Wha
7talued. Crack, And an eagle feather Both combatants were now thor- springing up with an energy that seat- mly one This attack also won the admiration
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in the head of the fell' I I e, who was something of Castoria is. a harmless qubstituto for Castor 011, Pare.
fourth Indian shot oughly exhausted. Lane concentrated tered the sticks be was piling, tore the story in height. The rooms and out- Of Polly HOP � I I
: 0 t was cut off at the stem and fell for. - all his remaining strength In throttling reptile loose, hurled It upon the ground spitfire herself. A little jealous of gorle, Drops and Sootltiim Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It .
, building sprawled over A. wide expanse A, I ;:f
-ward on the rock behind which Its the saVage. But just as the tense and stamped It into the earth. Then of ground. The walls were of native DICIt for the chief place be held In - Contains neither Opium, 11Xo,;-ph1i1cl nor other Narcotle
- wearer bad droppedI just in time to . form beneath him grew lax with evl- he picked up one of the brands I and stone and adobe clay. Over them clam- Bud's affection, she openly claimed substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys , Worms
� save his life. There was an answering (lent unconsciousness and the head wItIl It cauterized the wound. All the bered grapevines. In front of the the younger brother as'her sweetheart . and allays k0everishnesR. It cures D�arrhoeaalnd 'Wind I
-volley from the rifles of the remaining fell limply back, extending over the. while he was cursing volubly -the home Mrs. Allen had planted a gar. and attempted to constitute him her
0 knight, though with repeated discour- Ciffic-. IVreUeves Tcetl-Ajilg Troubles, cures Constipation .
' - I den, A. 'dobe -in, 'Flatulency. It a sintilates the'Food, regulates the .
.Apaches, which was directed against edge of the Cliff, his own head was suakc, himself and even Dick Lane wall cut off the house L,
the lool�out°of loose stones from which jerked violently backward by a noose who was now lying in a dead faint from the corral and the bunk house. agements, for Bud was,a_ bashful lad .$
for ' t�, �q tit(q, a,ji(l, i_�f) A . au natural the prospector's fire had come. One of cast around his lacerated neck. cuused by the torture. A. heavy girder spanned the dis- and, though he had a true affection . I-,rejs, f.1y'mr, licalthy . d n t al sleeps 1, .
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: the bullets penetrated the opening and When Lane recovered consciousness "Curse such a prospector) Not a drop tante from the low roof to the top the girl, boylike Concealed it by show
: plowed a furrow through Lanes scalp, lie found himself lying on his back, of whisky in his outfit! I'd slit his of the barrier. Latticework support. of rude indifference, . .1 1X .
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bound band and foot by a larlat and tongue ter him if he wasn't already ln� A. grapevine formed, with a girder, Tho, tender relations of these boys •C; a t-.,4 •U. -, ;, '41 Z�) I 8' 4LWAYS .
� toppling him to his knees. Jae scram. ! i ,,,I a -q, , �� R ii ii,
: looking up Into a grinning face that done ter, I must keep movie', movin', girls persisted naturally into ,� IN
' bled quickly to his feet and, hastily �� a gateway through which one Could and .
f pressing his long hair back from his he recognized. or Fin a dead man. I must hustle catch from the playza a view of a you= manhood and womanhood. No -, 1- - Slopature of .
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"Buck McKeel" he gasped, "This is along to the til6untains, leadin' my second cultivated plot. Palms and word of love passed bet�vceu Dick and , , 'el D�D.
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certainly white of you considering the horse., UpIdiere-.4.1 find yarbs to cure 0 the "nest- -1 . ," I f'y P�"._. � -
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circumstances of our last meeting. snake 'bItL- that"jiy Cherokee grand- to the near prospect. Through the in- impulse," the desire to have a !, I I .
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Did you come with the rurales?" mother showed me. The rurales will arbor a glimpse of the Tortilla UIOUlu home of Ills own, prompted the young .1 .... , ..
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"No; I come ahead uv Iem! In fact, have to got the other,ponles, but some talus, forty miles away, held the eye. man to go out into the world and win . "7"p -1, . ,
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first rush immediately with a second, I ,� . .*
Now I know to wait for their signal. Dick' Lane, you air jes, a leetle bit off (Illy I'll come back aftei,, Lane's cache." The Sweetwater, its path across the his fortune. For A year he had acted 1, •
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Six and possibly seven. of them are In yer Idees about which party I be- A halt hour later the Alexican guards plains outlined by the trees fringing as foreman of the Allen ranch, work- - , T-9
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-wo more attempts. Here they come!" thlevin' half breed an, run me off the Lane's Unconscious form ttrom the sa- ,, Palms And salluaros threw a scanty ,lack Payson of Sweetwater ranch, a I . . J N1 Rdaxo ��ays Bougd '
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I leaped forward, and from the rock that whar I belonged, I tuk yer advice. within a foot of his bowed lvead. They Shortly After the arrival of the Al- young, men became the closest of com- . �1,,;,i :1� For Over 30 Years. -
- concealed the wounded 'warrior a shot I'm what you might call the rear deluged his face and back 4nd bathed . tens in Arizona they were blessed lades. When the fever of adventure I - ---4TA 0 R OL d, PANY. 77 . . A RAY ST"EET. NEW YO r K CITY. -
rang out in advance of the first dIs- guard, uv the outfit you've jes' been his tortured feet with the Contents of with a daughter, the first white child seized upon Lane and be became (113- §=,% . " " : , -1-1--
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; havin yer shootin' match with -or I their canteens and brought bkT back born in that region. They waited for satisfied with the plodding career of A . V �Akq , . - , .
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, Charge from Lane's Winchester. 'I he wuz the rear guard, ter you've wiped to life, but, alas, not to.reason. "---I a Protestant clergyman to come Along wage earner, Payson insisted on mort- . . I
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,turret and filled the eyes of the man out the whole battalion, so ter as I Six months later there limped out i3)g, before christenin.r, her, and as such gaging, Sweetwater ranch for $3.000
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can see.' Served 'ern right ter detailiu! Chihuahua hospital a discharged Pa- `,�,,lqits were few and far between the �
I behind it with powdered stone. The me, the only decent shooter In the dent, wry necked, crook backed, wltb , . �h; was beginning to talk before she (Co be 0ontinap8) . _-1__._--w"=_19
- prospector, already (lazed by his q name. Vrom a "cunning!' �, 1_. I.. . 1. 1. . ..""
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bunch, to watch the horses. I got One drawn features and hall recci,;Z�__ I (I of repeating the last 4 7� =:ZZ_-____._
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,fired wildly and missed, his mark, shot In as It wuz. Well, as the last uv streaked with gray. It was Dick Lane habit she I'
Quickly recovering himself, he fired the outfit I own a string of ten Ponies- restored to his old physical strength, -so words of que ' ons put to her 4,
All I need now to set up in business far as the distortion of his spine father pr vision, I d bbed her EVO, a E -I -
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two Apaches. These lay clawing the " 54 �,!again and again, severely wounding is -to have some prospector who baln't caused by his torture permitted, and when thei preac came,kh A=.dI
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-ground within twenty yards of the which name, I��7 TE"
, wall. The four remaining Indian" long to live leave me his leetle pile UV to ,the full possession of his mental he Insisted upon her retaining. I ;
dust an, nuggets an' the claims he"S faculties. Ile mounted one of the cap- As Echo grew older, in order that �
- were safely concealed at the same dis- located back in the mountains. YOU tuted ponies and rode off with the she might have a companion, Colonel mt�
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- look a leetle mite like the man. It'll proceeds of the sales of the others In Allen went to 1-�entuck.y and brou, - ` 6"RIBERS,
-cation than by the loose bowlders be ;sua 'M..'e"
- hind which they crouched for, the final save vallible time if. YOU make yer his pocket to purchase provisions for a back with him a little orphan girl who TO TIME " .%Of . . - X" V11
..spring. Lane realized the fact that his dear friend Buck McKee administrator return to his prospecting. . I was a distant relative of his wife- . %-I- I . . I ,_;;��,.,,�, - "
I next shots to be effective must be At' UV yer estate without too much per- Before plunging into the wilderness Polly I -lope her name.was, and Polly I
oundin'. you had some objection lip. wrote -,I letter: nope she insisted on remaining, al- , I " �,�'\� ... �'\\', ,,, ,�� ��,��, 's!z*�nn,
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oncet to my slIttin' a calf's ten. thou, IXI"\ 111��, . ,� " �, � , ,�
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At the two shots. surmising that the tion not to say a word. The taunts breed that I ran off the range two' 3 by the Side Of E ,,�,� � �, . " "r ", ;, -1
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silence than the prospects of torture. tber thlnlr dark eyed, black haired E he I ays I , , ,, k,"�\ ,,'�'�,� ,7V ,�,��,�,\ '�, ,� ,,� , �,
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to the thorny ,Iaims� I don't want to sell my big minf-, Confederate soldier dubbed them in ,',.,Zl� '17��Z`,�,"114
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Lane's pockets until he found a match. before I put raid" upon Florclic �"0� ��� - ,-,I
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map out In yer mind jes' where the troyin' angel," said Young Sheriff �,��,,\K,', � � "I'll"'.. 1.113, "'10 'k 1, I'll oll --'-,\N
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desperation Lane bethought himseltof McKee pulled off Lane's boots by that ren household was again increased 7.1
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rolled over and over to the very edge TIP returned with a burning brand W ,bunkie, . DICK LANE. brothers, Richard An
. of the cliff, where the Indian, for the (lie captive. For the first time he 011•1 - — . Dick and Buddy (shortened in time to �
ed the snake Impaled on the fthU- CHAPTER 11. Bud), as they were called, being taken
first time realizing that the prospect- r,('rv-. ..-- ,.....___.___._ -_ , 11%1 ALLEN was the sole owner young, quickly adapted themselves to
, ,,or's purpose was to hurl both of them aro, writhing still, but feebly. "MI10, and proprietor of AIIon II their new environment and by tile .
.to destruction, loosened his hold UPDXI ole rattler!" he exclaimed. 'ller^ da. � His ranch, the Bar One, time they arrived at manhood had I .
thA nrosilector's throat that he might somethin' to stir you up." And he toss- selves the equals of any
ac. J stretched for miles up and down proved them .
. ed the brand upon the top Of the C . the Sweetwater valley. Bounded on cowboy on the range In horsemauship, N) I -A 7 inch Meat. Cleaver, one of the handiest of No. 6-A Can Openar that will open Cans. No dan- .
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tus. �' ' id"west by the foothills, the And kindred Accomplishments. Dick, aitnh,.r1 tqnln, .oqfl ii,o�!i- d and of tempered steel. Light ger of cutting your hand on the tin; strong and substan-
Taking another Tburning stick from the east at tial, will cut any can top. Made of the best steel, will i
the fire, he applied it to the soles of his tract n n spots of the cider brother, was a steady, reli, enough for anybody to handle, yet heavy enough to be !S - Arizona. Southward lay the Sweetwa• able fellow, modest .is he was brave very effective. last a life time. .
victim's feet. Lane writhed And groan ter ranch, owned by Jack , Payson. and remarkably quick witted and re- No. 2 -An 8-inoh Blade Kitchen Knife. No better
I — ed under the excruciating torture, but Northward was the home much of the sourceful in emergencies. He gave his knife can be had. Made of tempered steel with a keen
uttered no word or'lary. McKee broughtfellows, edge alid 6, knife that will do valiant service as long as No. 7.-A keen, properly shaped Paring Knife. Will
Dr. WoodIll s other brands and began . piling them Lazy K, an Ishmaelitisil outfit, 'ever confidence over readily to Ills pare the thinnest peel, and do it quickly; sharp pointed for
I about his captive's feet. I at petty war with the other. settlers In but if ever be found himself deceived there to a strip of it left. cutting out core, eco. No kitchen to complete without It.
he 'saltuaro, had the district, It Was a miscellaneous withdrew it absolutely. It Nvas prob- -The handiest of kitchen tools, a real meat saw. A beauty and a dandy.
�.Norway Pine Syrup In the nibandole t - ably this last characteristic that at- No. 3 too. It is sharp and set wide, so as to .
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I I 11 I caught are at the top and was burning ed from rustlers from Wyoming, gain- traeted to till" Echo Allen's especial 8-iuOh08 cutting sery
down through the interfori .A,, thin Cal- I-Ulsh- cut with ease. Xo kitchen is complete without it, 8 -Every housewife wants something to keep her "
Cured Her. . it blers from California, half breed out� regard, for it was also her distil g No.
umn of Smoke. rose straight above the Indian Territory -in Ing trait. ,,you Lave got to act square Nos. 4 and 5-A servloftb][6 UArviug got- Just the knives sharp. This Whet Stone, made of the finest in&- .
— in the SM air. The rumles In the Val. Jams from father was wont to thing for actual service; handsome enough to use on the terial, will put an edge on any knife with a few lie ts.
I ley below, who had reached the begin- short, "bad men" from every section with Echo," her IsIrve any meat and
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. ' ning of the Ascending trAit,aud specW grudge against Allen 111ma Pay- make -it square with her Afterward." made of the beat tempered ste0. A, valuable part of this This one is the beat for kitchen use that can be found.
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*.B., writes: thought I would of the mountains# which they supposed Kee, a half breed froin the Cherokee =mKithen Set at any hardware store for less than $2, try it and see it you can
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*tits and let you know the benefit I have Inhabited by spirits, had Camped On strip. However, no other leader had MW I
! -iticeived througli the use' of Dr. Wood'd thb'edge of the valley and Were signal- Arisen equal to that masterful splrit4 Ir or 27 Yrs. -
; , Norimy Pine Syrup. Three yeliwo bao Ing to their other party. Accordingly and their eumity,ex0eEfsed Itself Only OespAlred of ever getting relief until
It had' WWOptioll. I -had thtelb doctors the Mekictuis teneWdd the chase with in such petty, depredations at! Chang- - curs carne 3 Years ago with use of The Times has secured a number of these Sets and are giving the women of this district
Ift brands on, stray Cattle from its �bh. CHASE'S OINTMENT. practically nothing.
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.Utaiding mo wd they were very. Illm" Inc%ftedd vigor. over his captive's Bar One and 'Sweetwater ranches and an opportunity to get one at pr Ic I
AA McKee bent Mr. John Johnson, Cawley, Alta.,
� alarmed &b6ut my condition. I *Ae so feet, piling against them the burning the slitting of the tongues of -yOUft vrites: "Three years ago I was cured . .
*ask sad misemble I could ppt,do my ends Of the sticks, the eattlesnakt on wives so that these would be Unable of blind, itching piles of twenty-seven
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. ay Pine Symp .rood for wftk people hAvo the Lazy X outfit would slip its branIll won1d be the only relief I could ever
I 0 s r6 drug stor% Per a great many Years PAI The Win ham Times for One Year and the Kitchen Set for $2.25
, so I got a NMI= _ ntton to, on them as mavericks. got from the terrible misery of piles.
. after tiking ten. bottles I wsid- com� boon -Attivivg to get a 00" aw -Allen was a Kentuckian who had 11I)n Chase's Ointment!
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without it for anythiog, M I owe MY simple fotmain wit Colonel. .&t the close of the War he grratiltude for the cure this Ointment I ?HEM to it.010 - found beneficial for this! � %En4 had come to Arizona with his Young made for me. T.Onnnot tell half SO ,
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