The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-12-19

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looking at Matt lie held tie Little flask on high.
Brandy, AIatt4"
Size shock her head.
''very well, child; think you rrc wise.
Here, take the I'll; and drink confusion 10
your eneniiesr'
Matt took the glass Of raii and dram, it
down, while Bril.,.-ey L;s,e.ed 10 c.lato AID
dispose of the otlior. Then Le gave sono CT
ders to Tim, and they started oR. AS t..ey
he'd no particular object in view, they Gloss
! tne p,easansest route, and clearly tie pleas
ATTEST lay across the saat.ha,s. Me- beca.,ce
7 the sa1Ghiils were Pleasant in tLense.ves-
+ they were not, especially On day VIXEN the
SUI was scoi sing the roads ard mailing IL,
sea l.:o q iail-pJlti-blt because by cross. nr
tho sa1li-ilS one cane, on tie other sile.
upon foo,path which led, by var GUS wind
ing, g-aduai'y to tae top CT breezy ci-fzs.
| 70 tao sal,chi-is, therefore, they welded
taeir w'aJ. Having gained then, tlleJ l.
lowed route wcici L-;,6 know I'll V eli, ed
which socn broug... th5n to the narrow foct-
pGth be. 5ond. During tie walk she .vas gin u
la.ly silent, and B-i-zey secnscd to be busy
trying to work out some a5S.ruse problem
which had taken possession OF LIS b-ain
When they he'd followed the fooss 'ath fer
some distance ard Lad Cci,sd tie g-ecns,rs,.d
Wv ~ ef d
himself upon the grass, aid Invited lat 20 CO
the same. twas very pleasant thare, soct,.- /
ing both to the eye and to the mind. The !
cliff was covered-somewhat spa, seiy, it is
true-yTilh sturted gTas; aud Just below, on
thc-r right, ley the ocean, cain Us any MI
pond, tu5 sigLnS soil as tie water kissel
The rocks amp flowed back again with
rhythmic thrcbs On their left lay the.sani.
hills, gittering Ike dusty geld in tie sun
rays, wh.lo just before and below them wcs
the village.
''Do you see that house standing ell Ly issc.;:.
close to shorer said Matt, pc.a.i-s,, TO ta,
cottage where she lived '.That hciaa,-s to
William Jones. And, look ye now, taess 10
William Jones or the rocks.'
Looking down, Bri1kley beaeld fare
moving along the rocks, just W aore tie wo.cr
touched the edge.
Every lazy Of william jones'" he ss.d.
why isn't La at ucrk:'
CAT wor,,a'
Eyes, tliing the fields or ls,a:nr-. IL tho
Tay, forgot to ask you, is he lslermcal'
"No, ne amt" said Eatt. ''Ie's w.,cc.,,-.
10 isln
"a whatF' exclaimed Brinkley
"a wreckor," Continued Hat, rs if v-cc,,s-
az was tho most natural occupation in tie
for-d. Biink,sy loo'-ed at her, imagining ;
,ce she Iauss DO pr,c-ic--g some wild JOKE.
10 Lad certainty heard of wrcc.sors, but he
ad always believed that they were aspeo ics C
u;ne-.ty which had belong I'd TO past eeatu- /.
les, GnI were BOW n5 extinct as a n.a..,rnyth.
ut tie girl evidently meant what size So d. =
I'd thought taero was nothing extraordinary :
tho statement. :
"T,-at sea don't look uSly, co itr' e., cor
lued, pointing ut the ocean. "Dis it is; i
,ers's ro-l-5 out there where the SHIPS so.is /
: then they so all to pieces, and to things +
,,,le ashore ;
"And whatbeccmes Of all the things, Metty' :
"Some OF 'e,a's stole, ard sorre Of 'orl' IS TOOK
? the coastguards. They do say ~ she added, +,
''as there's lots o. things-gc.d !,
I'd silver-hid among tien sandhiI.s. Re-
re the coasss-uards como a., tie folk was r,
Il-o william Jones, AID they used
cot what come ashore, AID tncy used to &;
10 il in tae sandhi,,s." =,
''Indsedi Then, il that is tie case, WAY
ut they tsl-c the treasure up, end tuzn it II
o r,oncy5' n,
"vhyf 'Cnus, them sardhills /, aIlus
ang-ng end al ti-,:- f.5ort, they ere Tough
81 knov vel enough tie things Is there,
eros Io frGi-l' OF 'en-"
'Iaiwsys thought W Than ) os.us s7as roorq' %
so 10 is, he says" replied Nat; 'causo,
oagh Lie be illus foraging, La don't fad
ich now On account O them coast. -ulrd M
aps." ~
Ai'cr they lad rested themselves they went so
lilo farther Up tho q =, then they lowed :
-a7rcw, " hiding path, VII. h brccsnS them s.,
t.e shore beiow. Hero Mntt, 10 ceea.ed T.,
lie prossy well grounded in the l. sto- Y OF w;
} riacs, pointed hi;i cut tie wonders of tie HI.
81. Size showed Liza the cares, which tra- 10
ionsas haibcon formerly used rs w-eckers' m
mise d treasure stores, but which wero n,
v vashed b. Tao Sea- ard covered with g.,
ny ocsis; then $40 brought him 10 q prom ~,
cry where they t1ll her SIZE herself had III,
n fond. Tbs spot Br.hisley examined f-e
iously, then he leo,led ct tie girl w.,
1 suppose yoa lad clothes on when YOU Of
&c ashore, DIDN'T you, Mat.T'
lily, Of course had. William jones he's be,
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