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HaEalton.

Correspondence of The Argus
As we have not seen any Hazel,on letter
in The ARGUS for some time, we concluded
to write one
Our farmers are done harry esting.
Mrs. Metheny is ON the sick list.
Miss Dora Herring was the guest Of Miss
Flora Arthur on last Saturday.
Mr. Seese, from Markleysburg, is now
plastering the new church.
Mrs. w. ID. Arthur and her son Willie.
arc sick at this writing. we arc sorry to say.
The masons, Boone and Messenger, have
employed H. {. Glover, Frank Herring.
Albert Arthur and Chauncy Miller to asss,
them. They are progressing nicely with
their work Of bridge building The Com.
missloners Jehu Jenkins and Noah Thomls
met on last Friday to insp,c, the work.
Our worthy miller john Mcthcny has,
since our last letter, taken unto himself a
wife. We offer our congratulations.
Down lifcs sweet un,roubled tide,
May your vessel safely glide
Aud may you enter side 10y side
In heaven.
Allen Mausl has been clerking in the
store for w. u. Arthur for some time, with
the exception OF the week he attended in.
sdtuie at Hingwood We understand that
Nh Arihur's health was becoming impaired
from oyer.work and confinement in the
store and that he decided to take a rest un-
Ill he became better.
Willie sis'er, who IS NOW working for A..
X. Fazec started for home on las, Saturday
evening TO ysi, the folks a, home over
Sunday.
One Of lhe saddest events that has been
experienced by rs for some time, was the
death Of liuIe Ross Deal who was kicked by
col, ON rhuriiay evening, Angus, 10, and
died before noon the day following. We
understand that while his father was haul
ing with the team near the yard. IN, colt
ran in at one gate which happened To be
| open and running 90 another gate turned
and kicked the boy ON the head and breast
he jumped up and called "mamma, mann
ma, " after being hurt. lie was the second
son Of franklin Deal, Of Glade Farms. We
extend our heartfelt sympathy 20 the be-.
reayed parents a1d friends.
"a precious child from us IS gone,
a voice we loved is still
a place Is vacant in Our nom.
I
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IyU<YAYzZxyAI.4rAv.Evxrxy4Y.
s OUR COUNTY NEWS. (
3raeetsn

5rueeesn
Correspondence az the Argus.
Ihreshiug Is the order Of the day.
John W. Holt, Of Pennington. Pa. has
been here for ,ac last three dsys selling
,ombstones.
Harry Siibaash made flying ,rp to
hasoutown, Pa, last week
James Douehery and family. of Fair.
chance. ate camping on ,he Millcr bottom.
J. NJ. Godfrey aud wife, of Pii,sburg. arc
visiting J. +. Si'haugh's
Miss Lille Friend, OF Friendsyiie. is
visiting a, ]. Z. Bowermas,ers.
Qaiie numbsr Of our good people at
tended the Elton Bros. show a, Brandon
vile to-day. They repor, a good perform.
anee fos their twenty cents admission fee.
The Misses Lena McMaler aud Emma
pitts, Of Somerset, are visiting relatives
here.
+. Bseghley Is putting new water
wheel ia his mill
EMILE LOlA.
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UNION DISTRICT.
Tie EglOn POstOfilcc Robbed and Burg
larles IN Aurora, Also.
ELLA REE
Special correspondence Of Tho Argus.

Special correspondence ~ Tho Argus
CARMEL, W. VA, Aug co.
There has been several eases of robbery
in the neighborbood lately. The pos,ofiee
at Eglon was robbed ON the night Of Nh.
18Th, BY unknown parties. The parties
gained entrance % the pos,omce. which &.
located iu the store of Julius Scheers. by
entering ths hall of the store and tearing off
Che facing Of the door and thus gained adj
mittancc. They secured about sz5 Of post
office money, but took mo- stamps. which
were strcwn on Che n11r
The money drawer in the store. which T.,
combination drawer, was oponsl without
breaking thing, which makes 10 look like
the work Of parties who knew the combiaa.
ton Of tho drawer They secured abou,
$40 in small change bu, took no other
goods from tbe store.
The postmaster at Ego, Offers reward
Of $50 FOR ,hc arrest Of the guilty parties
The carpenter shop Of a. O. Shaucs-
worth 40 Aurora was broken into Che same
night Of The robbery of the p3s,omse o.,
Eglm, but nothing was missed. ra.
blacksmith shop ofRobsu pierce8 at Aurora.
was also broken int, few nights ago and
some horse shoes ADD othcs material taken.
no clue Go ,he thieves.
Miss Dora wotuog. who 1--we. at On.
home Of d. Maxwell. was b,dly frightened
ono night last week b. some unknown man
/ entering her room after everybody had re-
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UNDER THE corroNwOODs.
4 story Of the Nebraska Prairie
Important Announcement

The book bearing The above named title
was 90 have been before the public about
this date. While ils appearance has been
delayed. This IS because Of reasons for which
Mr. Morton. The author, is not particularly
dcularly responsible. lbs carly appearance
may nov be confidently expected. Daring
the coming month, persons Wishing 20 have
thc book will bc given an opportunity to
subscribe. u will De q well bound and we'll
pat up voIumc and win contain several rbo-
tognphic Illustrations. 10 is written Do, 90
resident Of this county ana is put ont by iac
best equipped publishing house in iho State.
The book win interest every one. The incl.
dents afc drawn from th- authors personnel
observation. NI,haugh written u lbc form
Of story. it is noi properlya novel. and
those people who object 90 novels need have
no fears ON that s-1r- The pr.cc only
on. DOLLAR
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Elion Bros. Show.

One Of the best little shows wc
have had for some dmc was that Of
Elton bsos, from Pennsylvania
which a been exhibiting in this
county ,aa week and viii remain in
thc county next week yea They
were a Bandon,iic, Monday
Valley ro.a. Tuesday GAINESVILLE,
"Wednesday Eingwood Thursday
Masonlo~a Friday and Gainesville,
Saturday Ncxt week hey show at
Ncwburg Monday and Tunnclton
Tuesday lheY give two perform
ancea da..r doors opening at and
e O'Clock b m, and performance
begins 90 and O'Clock The
admission only 10 and 20 cents
and thc show is worth the money.
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PROGRAM.
Singing.

PROGRAM.
Singing.
Invocation, by Rev H.. VI. Petrea.
l. DO we Want Farmers Mutual Insurance
Coz BY a. NJ Robinson, jeremiah
Guthrie, f. +. Cuppet and Jehu Jenkins.
General discussion.
,. TO what Extent Should Women take
Par, in Home Government? BY Rev.
III. NJ. Peirea and /. f. Meyers. Gen.
eral discussion.
3. Give Example in which Women's Names
Have Become nlustrious by Performing
Deeds of Usefulness. BY Misses Ella
Mitchell, Maria Smith, Rosa Barnes,
and Lynne Waddell.
4. Can Our free School System be Improv.
ed BY jeremiah Thomas and Victor
Coppet
5. How is the Proper Way to Drain Wet
Land BY J. w. Cuppet aud II. L.
Goodwin.
o. Five Minute Speeches by Harrison Guth-
RE, Henry Frankhouser, ]. H.. Harsh
barger, W. r. Miller, A. X Cuppett-
Noah Thomas, L. III Frankhouser and
6. w. Meyers.
Singing.
Adjournment.
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The West Va. Argus
KIngMood. August sa, 1890

A firstcisss paper. entered as second
class matter in Third class Postoaice
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Wanted.

To buy an old Walter \. Wood Mower.
Fair price paid for one TO use in repairing
another one. Address Box $50, Kingwood,
w Va
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TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.
The Grades Granted by The Board cI
Examiners.

'caCh 10 the pauagogueS IN dltcr
ent parts of the county Their,
were no failures, but one with
drawal in the whole class of rs, a
there were n certificates granted
Another examination will be hel,
about the first of October to roun,
up the straglers and to give lhos
a chance who may want TO thy
over again.
No. ONES, Good for -Four Years
Minnie Hamilton.
Daisy May.
Lydia Bolyard.
John w. Smith.
Retta Bucklew.
Ivy V. Candy.
c. w. Bucklew.
Odas Watson.
John G.. Jenkins.
]. w. Fauber.
Charles w. Fowler.
Ora Newman.
Geo. l.. Shafier.-r3
No Twos-Goo For Two Years
Bertha Sturgeon.
Lloyd Wilson.
Mollic Simpson.
Bertha Wilt.
Lota Forman.
Laura White.
Alletta Forman.
II. p. Miller.
Lizzie Cox.
A. N. Mays.
Iona Cox.
c. V. Emerson.
Grace Deberry.
Mary Dects,
c. Il. Danscr.
Iosi,h Dn.,oro
MI, Stencil.
Addic por,cr
N,,,;. linn
,|T
49,"
"''h'c DaIheS'
sadie Clarkson.
lsa Gibson.
Vida Barnes
~ - p.,.
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Farmers, Institute.

The next meeting of Grant Dis,ric: Far.
mers' Institute will be held at the Glover
school-house on Saturday, September /,
1900, at one o'clock.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
] I- Newton and W. H.Fisher.

]. D.. Newton and W. If. Fisher.
VS. LInchfncfrv
Benjamin Shaw and others
Pursuant 10 a decree Of sale entered AT
thc June term Of tie Circuit Court of Up.
shur county. 1000 on the amended bin In
Csc above styled cause T. the undersigned
special commissioner. viii. on
.HoHday, The sd Day Of September,
fQoo. that being a court day for said county
OF Preston proceed to sell to the highest
bidder no Che front door OF the court
house OF Preston comfy the following de.
sCribcd two tracts OF iand situate Ina Pres.
ton county w. Va.
IWsr TRACT. containing about Ten
Acres. being the same tract OF land con.
ycycd hy James Messenger TO lanes S. La
kin DIS deed dated the goth day Of luly.
1905
sEcoNu TRACT containing azi< acrce
being thc same tract Of land conveyed by
James Messenger 10 Joseph Graham bv
deed dated the zsd dag OF december. 1905
For further description see papers in said
cause
a credit Of D. ~ and Is months will be
g.tcu t9 thc purchaser who will be required
| to execute bis notes with good security.
| bearing interest from day Of sale. retaining
/ ihc tuc TO further secure the payment Of
Given under my hand this ssth dag Of
G. A. NEWTON.
Special Commissioner.
j JOHN a Hess Clerk of Circuit Court
/ of Dpshur county, certify that bond in the
Z penalty Of - 600. with approved security.
/ has been given by g. a. Newton special
/ commissioncr aforesaid as required by law
and by said decree
JONI a. HESS Clerk.
/ ORDER on PUBLICATION
| State of West Virginia
Al ruIcs held boo Che Clerk Office of the
I Circuit Court .lor ihc county OF Preston.
/ on Che hrst Monday of August. 1000
/ John NJ Smith
Mary D. lf smith.
u Tho object of Obs suit Us Co obtain d.
/ yorce from tlc bonds of matrimony from
/ thc defendant
/ And it appearing from an affidavit f.ed in
I said cI"s. thlt the defendant Mary H. "a.
I Smith s U1t re dent of ths State. on
y motion of t.a pautH DC s ordered hat
l the $3.50 defendant hc required to- appear
/ vlfhu one month after thc date of tha FIRST
publication ol th.s order and do what is
necessary io protect her interests
It ~ leather ordered that this order be
I published aud posted as required by i1w
IS cops fcstc
ions ~. WATSON Clerk
Published 1rst time August O. 1000
Attest IOnN W. watson Clerk
p. ]. trogan Counsel fof Plaintiff
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IhIr,r-r .t iti-n.r

HrrO is a nice. creepy story told -
the son Of Sir John Millais. says tas
New York Commercial Advertiser
Th,r" vas a dinner parry at the Mil
iafs house. and when all were seated
a lady irCmuuusly observed that ihsrt
we're thirteen at table. The piiatsT
asked his son 10 dine in another Tuo.n
and h. did 50. when dinner was over
NO one seemed anxious to bc the FIRST
to rise so Matthew Arnold. who was
one uf the guests. suggested ,ha; ne
and tao stalWart undergraduates
should get up simultaneously. The
trrrr men did SO. Within a year each
af them was deai--AruOId by heart
disease ono uf the lads by suicide. ;hs
other Ey drowning. hut Why did not
fate seize upon Mr. Miliais. who lsfi
the table first. and by all the rules OF
superstition should have paid the for
,.it with his life? Perhaps h" U'as
suarr,l because uf his amiability Ia
leaving the table to please the wort ay
GOOSE Who called attention to the risk
they we're all running.
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,,inir ,hrrrh, The teItr-- was nII tisht-

taiuiy thought the fellow was aIl right.
How did you get this letter."
why. since ii became knuva-uT
supposed. as this Indicates that K0b
CIcvrr,ialc was lost uvCTbuard and
drowned. old Heron has been 50
broken In spirits that he can scarcely
attend to business Tie had TO have
someone nrar him whom he cuuld
,rttst-aud thai; someone was myself
More and more have ! worked into his
confidence Of late hD tas not been
feeling veil. and have attended to
ali his correspondence. In the last
mail yesterday this letter came. I
up-ueyi Il with many others You can
imagine my feelings when ! read IL
OF course said nothing To Horton
about H. hat cane directly here to
bpd that cub anil finish him. Hut now.
with tho same stupidity that has
marked your course in the matter from
the first. you have let him escape.
.pcrbarz NO harm has been done
You got tho letter and M IN" else has
seen IL"
nut n he sent one to Horton. why
not to the president or anyone elscE
asked Starnc.
Il don't think 50. Tie wruie that to
his uncle to bring him to the rescue
No. think We arc still safe ] was
blind. that admit. but Torr"'"
swora he was his nephew. TorrcVo.
then. must he traitor.
where did Turrcvo find hIm7 !
am sure there was no craft near when
I ,brcv him overheard. still. I might
b,v. bccn mistaken. The Black Cat
saIIs swiftly. and ii was dark might.
sbc would have no lights showing
~ don't understand It," said Elrin.
...rorrsvy brought him herc-to the
psy-and he wore picturesque Span
ish rarb lie seemed to look upon Tor
,oyn as his uncle. Torrcvo certainly
,,c,,rd him like n nephew. for he beat
him numerically with ropes end
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the place. and Rob found NO oppor-
,uui,y to go, away. lie feared every
moment tha, I.emucl staruC would re-
turn and recognize him Ana now
when there was such hop" ct rescue
he did not want Siarus TO know VINO
he was=and To be Killed when every
thing was suins along 50 well. h'
was stad when night cam" and he re-
tired to his room. II vas warm
nisht. and while his door was open
and the tights still burning. and while
Richard Elvin sat just outside snok-
ing. he opened his window. blVin
heard II. bu, suspected nothing
Then Rob put out his light. shut his
door and pretended TO 80 to bed.
That night abou, twelve o'clock the
furious hoof- beats Of a rapidly ridden
horse sounded near the house. Some
one tcaped from him and ihundcred AZ
the door. A moment later Lemucl
SiaTnc. with white face and painting
bosom. stood before the astonished
Richard EIvin.
Where is hcg where is her nc
Easpcd. sciaing ElVin's arm.
where is whog what's the mat
tor with your what's happcncdT
Where's this fine pcnman Of yours
where's that lovely nephew Of TorreVo
who was educated in New York;
I'm bed. What the mischief has GOT
into your Are you mad7'
NO. but you are. do you sno"
what you've done7"
Il generally know pretty we'll. To
what special act do you refer
4 refer to your excellent private
secretary" sasped starnc. almost chok-
ing with rage. THAT cub! That that
where Is he7"
"In bed. tell you'" roared Elvin.
what about him.
He is no more the nephew OF TOT
revo than I am. He is the nephe" OF
David Horton. tic Is the very cub
threw overheard from the Royal Mail
IA vas good private secretary. lie
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Our srftae
Ssss. rEs

o. Z fuu E.rl. fa,-s
- "a ssssl o - slss
nHs 10 ssgtNh
stsacH& - 81 b.
sss sssals lsas sHss -
saT-e - sHs sasa
rss4sAsf ns o.
lssas Is ssfs-s s-si
n ssHtlilf-ss fisssss
a. -
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He raid the boy insis,ci ,.ros us.ns
one of the crew of the .B!sck Cat"
Put 1t is certain that -orrcro lied.
for no one but Horizons nephew could
have written that letter.
True. Stay. The first time the boy
came to Black Cat Bay. Torrevo bea,
him. This time he did not. 1t may
not be the same boy"
1T was the same boy. Torrevo is
no doubt playing n deep game. think
] can see through the whole thing. The
Black Cat happened to be near when
threw the boy overheard. and picked
him up. He told Torrevo who he was,
and Torrevo agreed 10 help him. OF
course. knowing our power. Torrvo
would not dare do anything while that
power existed. II MAS agreed bet~ cen
them to have the s'I remain with Tor.
revo till an oppoi tunity arose TO arm
Horton what Was going on. This would
place Torrevo in ,hc light OF being TRUE
TO Horton and tie government. and IL
We failed. he would not be punished
He would be rewarded for his aid
This is clea' enough TO me. II was !
put mp job r..4
But how could Il be- Torrevo did
not suggest the boy To do the writing.
did. saw tho tally OF the last cargo.
The boy did IL At Rio. ! suppose while
Torrevo was drunk"
Ito be Continued.)
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CHAPTER XII.

For once in his life. Richard ElvIn
was staggered.
Hes sone," yelled I.cmu"i S;aTns,
The elder man mad. no answer.
Hes gone" shouted sJafnc again.
Don't you see what u fool you've
bc-n.''
Richard Eiyin vas a, all times quick
TO resent u iaunt.
Fool" h. echoed. Why have
been u fool? The boy may be outside. ''
"Yss-a good way outside replied
S,arne. in disgust.
Well. what do you mean. anyhow
You come here iik. believing bull.
rush around to stab people. and howl
a, me- for bcins fool. wha; have you
i-arncdg''
With a snrrT of bitterness too deep
for words Siarnr drew folded letter
from his pocket.
Read that he said.
l, VAS Rnb's letter to his uncle. Win
trembling fingers i:iVln held Il. and
read IL through. lie rvtuFa-d u To
StAru- without n word.
why don; you speak demanded
the sou. ''iioS do yos feel. no. that
your iooiishaezs has upset the whole
scheme
"Bu, has ia asked Elrin. = Ger
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CHAPTER XII.

When his task was finished Rob
was very nervous. He did not know
how these letters were going to reach
the post. There was no station near.
Eivin came riding in-he had been
to Buenos Ayres-about supper time.
and came In where Rob was. still
his whip. Rob shuddered as he thought
of what that whip would do II Elvin
discovered the letter to his uncle.
"Finished?" asked the Ensiishmnn.
looking at the neat rows of letters Rob
had arranged.
Yes. sir
Elvin took up some OF the last ones.
and looked them over. He nodded.
and went to his own room. He had
not touched the letters among which
was hidden the one to David Horton.
Now. II II only gets into the post
safely" said Rob to himself. But
how Is II goin. to be done!"
No more was said about the letters
that night. and Rob did not dare put
his plan to escape into execution. He
was 30 eager to have that letter on
safely that he resolved TO remain an
other day and watch events. And he
knew tina, II he escaped bafor. the let
,ers were mailed Eivin would suspect
som-thin. and examine them all. So
he slept that night again in III. little
room on the once.
The next mornin. Mt breakfast FL
win called man who vas working in
the stables. lie was u short. ugly tei-
lo~. almost black.
'Goyino.'' raid Eiyln. you SC. those
letters In there ON the desk
Me see plenty" he said. Many
letters"
Saddle horse and ride to Dolores.
Go to the pos,os'ie- and s-r S.sora.
ScEora 10 with us. and will send the
letters wi;hou, allowing the fact to
become known. DO you understand =
Go,ino went out and saadiea n
hors~. and then came in aud got the
letters. Rob brra,hrd freely when he
raw the man ride OF. for even II h.
did read the names on the envelopes.
!. xas no; likely that he would sno0
;hs, Horton VAS no; TO receive Que,
And perhaps he could no; rad any
,ainE.
Hivia remained all ;ha, day around
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THEIR OWN MIXTURES.
smohers Who Have Tobacco Compound
cd to sait Their Tastss-

cd to sait Their Tastss-
The young and inexperienced arS
ever ready to smile Incr.dulousiy NJ
the seasoned smoker who Offers his
tobacco pouch with the remark. Try
some O: my own mixture" In Eoma
cases my own mixture may really
be only the smokers own" In the
sens. tina, he has paid for q fsS
ounces OF II. but In spit. O: the copy
Fish,-d and much-aay.Etlsrd spcc!s!
mixtures In these latter days. II Ks.tis
from wha, one OF tho most popular
downtown iobacconists says. that tho
habit OF buying ones o~n exclusive
mixture" 10 not 20 rStine; aa might
bc supposed. says the Ss~ York Trib-
un-. Here IL a lis, OF the special
mixtures NC make" says this auihoFi'
~. taking from a enrtrrF n large card.
you Rsc. there arc aboa, nsty OF them
on this card. Each mixture 10 noici
down. all the ingredients and the pro
portions In which they arc to DO used
and oyeg each one is tho name Of the
customer ~ho hFst ordered IL. The
way OF IL il tina, a smoker makes his
Of tobacco until he hits upon some
thing which jus; suits him. Some
times he bays the ingredients and
mixes them himself. but people have
so much TO do nowadays iha, more
often they tell us what they want asd
w- do the mixing. Il takes weeks
sometimes for a customer to get 10
just tk. thias he Is aiming al. and.
Of course. It ls all Eu~ss-ofk Ia the
meantime. I,u; yoa mish, be surprised
to knov how long y man ~ill so on
usias the sam. mixture. once he has
found aut vita, suits him. This frs:
name on ,h. lis, ic-s no; eolons 10
the mixture =. haV. been making the
longest: 1, comes aFst Because the
list 10 alphabetically arranged. but
that recipe has brcH standing here fuf
ton years ,G my knpSiedsr. Il sas
tTs, ordered by an Ehslishman. his
name stiii soCs with IL and he is sull
using it. but SCORES of other p~oplc
also Use it who have never heard OF
him. So. yuu sec. Il is possible foF a
man 20 b. IsiaE another mans par
siruIar mir, tFc' aHd so on using 4; foF
years. thin inE it his owu exclusive
mixture all the time. The way some
~ these mixtures sAin popularity
shows ;ha, It isn't quite exactly true
that there arc as many different tastes
as tongues. for sometimes what sI.
artiy suits one man seems exactly to
suit a hu idrcd others. when vr Ind
q miEiu' becoming widely popular
80 sometimes make II up in quantities.
i,ui uuly rarely And that. ! suppose.
iz hov new mixtures sc; pat on the
market
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read your fool cipher and sent the
whole story-about me-and ALTO
Horton. He wrote n letter OF his
own. and sent II along with yours"
Richard Elyin quiyered with emo
tion.
Has Horton seen it," he managed
to gasp.
mo. l caught II just in time. I'll
tell you about It later. But where Is
he now? will make sure OF him row.
III kill him within the next two min
utes."
With trembling finger Richard Elvin
pointed toward the door OF Rob's room.
- In there" he whispered.
With an oath S,arne drew Il knife
from under his riding coat and leaped
toward the door OF Rob's room. lie
fiung 1t open. lie stood there with the
knife In his hand. sripefed with
,amnxement. The window was open.
The room was empty.
The boy he was TO Kill in the next
two minutes whs not there to Kill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-08
How Dog. Zoo, ~. Another.

4 correspondent noticing my stories
of "paNies" jwho make believe" in
order to draw OF each others Ett'n-
tion frum desirable things, and to oust
zach other from comfortable arm
chairs. promising burrows. and so
forth. makes the following remarks:
Paddy and the retriever pretend at
rabbi, holes, just like your dos friends.
when one dog is at the hole that the
other thinks likelisst. the dog who Is
ont in the cold, as 1t were. gets up a
scene, and thus humbuEs the dog in
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