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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-23
CHAPTER y VI

AN AnGttMFNI ANp AK EXrtA%hTIoN.
wy lENGEANrE gicamcd IN Ors.
" kOit's eyes His sword was
f--;,- ~ the thrDat Of the American.
5snSs3s "StraI"r Of women, Scoun.
drcl who has twice stolen The daughter
of Ri1rtcIkiS Whcr" have YOU hidden
her. III" Srar"hIight of the gIDbUat
revealed III" hayhoHl. bni she is not
there. Where have you hidden herr
Nov. captain" said Harvey. don't
b" too haSty il this matter. | did not
steal Kourn Biartelkis, but | know
where she is"
Won know, or course YOU know.
Rrt you lie when you say YOU did not
steal her. You came down the kur in
hayhOat belonging TO the AStIakhan
Charka with II womam Disguised as Il
man? Who else was that but ko,Ira"
You ar" getting excited Kindly
take that conroundcd sword from my
throat I'd like to talk with some com.
fort"
"Comfort' A sicalcr Of girls asks
for comfort That is the limit of
American crfromtcry. I'll run the
sword 10 the bone"
''If you do. assure yOlI that you will
never sec yonr kuura again"
See. he admits he has the girl, He
has a'c0mptiCcs who Will Kill her if he
is hnrnrdr' shouted Que of the soldiers.
Something in the words and manner
of Harvey inipclled DrSkOm TO lower
his sword He turned 10 the soldiers
who were guarding the four robbers
and said
"iak" them on board the gunboat.
II is evident that they have robbed
Russians. for here are hngS of ruhlcs.
They must he taken ut once To rillis.
Convey all the treasure on board"
Turning again to Harvey. his face re.
sumn. its expression of hate. he said:
You know that love koura. and 20
rescue her | am willing to parIcY with
YOU. had determined 10 kill YOU OF
sight Come with mr "
Harvey followed his captar To the
entranc" of the cav" Her" he found
81 guard of additional soldiers with Ian
t"ruS. In TIA" diStauc" Il brilliant
sCarchliG't seat It's gl"am upou the is
laud lighting it aS bv day In the
great light from The sunhoat Harvey
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-23

to tell you where she is"
81 have searched the island. l am
convinced that koura is not there"
II could have told you that and saw
ed you trouble aud time. Koura is get
| ting farther away every minute You
will never find her"
You iiend. will have your life.
! howled the captain as he sprang to his
feet
You 10 seem inclined that way. but
before you take ii. reflect. Just show
II little common sense, if you havcany.
If you Kill me, how do you expect to
find Koura:"
But you say you do not know where
ste is
II said nothing Of the kind. | said
| did know where she was But did
not take her there. Take off these con-
founded irons. treat me like man.
and | will tell you what know"
''Rcmuvc the irons" said the cap
tain. The lieutenant unlocked them.
Come with me alone" said Harvey.
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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-23

whom we attacked and robbed An
| these nr" mine mine! DO yOu Under
stand. Douitanf 1t was lalpak. the
| chief. who in the Interest Of all his
! peOplr dOwntrUddru as they are by
| tn" wicked aInecr. StrOve 10 gain that
| with which we could buy horses and
cattle aud make the Zanuucks wealthy
| hay" given you enough. The rest
must he divided among thc people"
$50" said Il third voice thick and
cultural. "Domitnn is right. palpHk.
though You be chief. We were with
| you IN all the ventures IL Is not right
that YOU should rob us now
"I,ob YOU cried i'aplk angrily
"ROb Won Of what? In the name Of the
white bnli. of what can rob you when
you have nothin@ save what | hav"
given you? | tell you I AIN working
not for wealth for you, my brothers. hut
for the whole people. The Xnuumcks
hav" been downtrodden and robbed by
the nmcer. He demands more tribute
than we possess. He taxes MS for our
wives. for our cattle, and then his sol
dirrs steal the cattle. He taxes MS for
our families. and the soldiers steal our
children Our boys are compelled la
enter the ameer's army, and orr girls
curses upon the amccr and upon yOn
If you cannot see the justice of what
| am doing. But the amcer has do
sisted from his search He has some
great affair now in progress. 1t is
time we took the treasure to the noun
tainS and distributed il among the pro
Pile and then begin again to plan"
1T shall not be so, swear it,
There are three of us!' growIcd the
surly voice.
"And we are determined menw said
one who had not spoken before.
"Do you intend to defy me-" de-
mandcd the one who called himself
Palpak
The three laughed. owe intend to-
you will see what we intend"
Harvey began to catch the drift OF
things
This" he reasOncd .'is what is pop
ularly called honor among thieves.
Here's band of four who have beon
successful in gathering treasure hv
rObbing everything aud everybody to
enrich people kept down hy that mis-.
rrabic wrctciI of an amecr And now
the only decent one, If there is such 4
thing aS drcrucr among them. is to ID"
killed so that the other three can keep
the treasure instead of putting il tn the
use originally intended. Three against
one. II can save the leader, | can no
doubt enlist him in my behalf"
He crept to the wall and peered
around. A strange sight met his eager
gaze. On wooden peg that had been
driven into Il crevice of the rocky wall
hung lantern. On the stone floor OF
the cavern sQuatted four men in Il cir
Gle, and between them were many bags
Of cleaning jewels, bales OF choicest
fabrics and bags Of gold.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-23

"WhO arc l!ou!" the robbers dcnUhd"d.
Hold on there Let that man a'onew
shouted Harvey, rushing in.
His presence disconcert"d the rob
bers, and they stopped fighting. DOmi-
tan. with Il curse ana gaSping for
breath rose to his feet and seized his
knife.
"Wbo are youT the robbers demand
ed in chorus.
The four seemed ready to join
against Harvey.
My friends" he said. permit me to
say that this conduct upon my own
territory, to which you w"r" not invii-
ed is most unSccinly. | au the owner
Of this island, having lust purchased il
from ihc Russian government. I'll have
no murder committed here -"
"Yoml The owner of the island Of
I'In. Shongr
"Thnl's what I said, y; thiS mGment
| own tli" island
1T is II licr" said nomitan. You die
on your ISland. then"
H.. made II rush. but falpak inter
crptcd him The other two. recovering
itum thcir asrOnlS!iIncht. joined y':ts
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-23

could see that the old haybOat had
stuck in the mud near the island AT
u little distance was sailing vessel
evidently the property of l'alpak and
his rohbcr brothers. On the shore were
two boats. which had landed the Rus.
slams.
The 1--WE prisoners were iostlcd rude.
W wbil" getting into the boats and at IL
command from orskoT were soon on
the way to tho waiting gunboat. They
were received on board by 4 young Of
tiCcr. who Saluted OrskOn
"I congratulate You. my captain. I
am told hy the men that you not only
captured the American who stole the
daughter Of RiHrtelliiS. but that YOU also
had ia" good fortune to seize the four
robbers who attacked the paymaster
and robbed him at MoSda."
"Arc You sure these are the mcnT
81 could not be mistaken. The leader
is PalpaE. chief of the tribe of Xan-
nucks. nominally under the rule OF the
amccr, but hating him"
Guard them wen then"
'Shal we get under way at once, my
captain"
NO. lieutenant, As Won know. we
want to find kOura RiartcIkia. | have
it is true, captured the man who stole
her. but | have not succeeded in find
ing the young woman Remain here
while investigate. | shall 90 on that
island in the daytime and search
can Sc" little at night even with the
srarchIight."
Harvey stood waiting to he question
ed but OrSkotf paid little heed to him.
Put the prisoners in irons" he said
to subai"rn.
But irons won't unlock my lips"
said Harvey.
II will find way to unlock your
lips. If cannot find koura on that
island in the morning. | will hang YOU
by your Thumbs till y0u tell the truth"
But am anxious to tell it now. You
woH't listen"
OrSkoE waved his hands. and lIar-
vey was dragGcd away.
The gunbant remained. and MS soon
rs it was sufficiently light ia the morn
ing OrskoT took a squad and returned
to the island He examined every foot
of the place and returned to the gun
boat chagrincd ard angry.
Bring up that American" he COM
manded. Harvey was hustled to the
deck.
Lieutenant Ncvisky, attend" said
OrsHoC Now, stealor of women,
will give you one more chance to tell
the truth. If you do not. your thumbs
will be torn out Your life depends
upon your answers. Tell where you
nave hidden koura. Your punishment
will he worse than death il you do not
Koura was 10 lave been my wife
You saii something like that before,
but that size was to he your wife is
news to me. For my part, am willing
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-23

p0tntHu
Sudd"uly from the outer cavern cans
IT." rush ui booted icti aud The ,iank o.
aIiuH
"S"iz" them nII'" commanded Captain
SrrgiuS DrSkof 10 ia" force 0f ltusSiarl
soldiers. who rushed upon The combat,
ants and rN"r,il"d th" order before the
American and the rObbrIs were aware
OF Their presence.
At ia" mOru"nt Harvey recognized
OrSkOil tn" latter exclaimed
'1h" AmcIicaD' | have found yOu
Mt last"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-09-23

1t was not difficult to pick out Pal
pax, for his WatclfuI eyes were rowing
from one to the other as he remained
on his guard against an attack. But
the plans of the other three were al
ready laid. 1t was evidently Il procon-
certed arrangement. The one called
Domitan shouted "Now" and the three
hurled themselves upon Palpak.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-15
Good shoes, dressy shoes,
cheap shoes-Snith Shoe Co.

L, A. Champlin has been in Colorado
Springs for few days.
l.. E. Countryman was sent to Kan
saS City last week on business for the
MaSonS.
Belle Daggett has been assisting in
the county Superintendent office
this week.
Judge Dale will be here September
22nd and will form one Of the attrac-
tions for the big street fair.
Ralp h Winship takes In the street
fair at Riverton, where he assists the
band in furnishing the music.
Mrs, John O. Royce has been enjoy
ing visit this week from her sister
Mrs. Blount of st Joseph Missouri.
Why not see the veterinary surgeon
and have the cattle vaccinated before
some of them die ?-J. d. Haughey.
Mrs. Dempsey Smith apd her daugh-
ter Iva, who has been suffering from
appendicitis, returned from Colorado
Springs last week.
C. A. HaSSler who, by the way is
the fusion nominee for commissioner
and is an all around good fellow, was
a Pr illipsburg visitor last Tuesday.
John Hahnenkratt whose health
has not been the best departed last
week for an extended western visit.
The family accompany him. We hope
they will all enjoy the trip.
Cards has been received announcing
the marriage of ]. j.. NJ. Chambers to
Eva Luella Thiel Of ST. Louis. Mr..
Chambers is related to the Porters.
The couple will be at home at Horace,
Kansas after September l5
The HERALD desires to call the
special attention of every reader to
the nice line Of advertisements appear
ing IN this issue. Read them all and
you will doubtless profit thereby.
The HERALD is the advertising me-
dium of Phillips county.
d. A. Hullng and wife Of Myrtle
Point, Oregon stopped in this city two
or three days this week and visited
old time friends. Mr.. Huling is one
of the Phillips county pioneers having
handled a stock of hardware and gen.
eral merchandise at this place for sew
eral years. They were on their way
to the Worlds Fair, On their return
they expect to visit a brother on an
other line. Mr.. Huling seems to have
enjoyed prosperity since leaving here.
A disastrous fire was narrowly
averted Tuesday morning. W. W.
Reynolds had piled mp lot Of old box.
es 10 the alley back Of his residence
and these through some unknown
cause, caught fire. They were placed
against the building which is Of iron
and when discovered the flames were
licking over the roof and side. The
boarders who we're at breakfast quick
ly formed a bucket brigade and extln-
guished the fire before damage had
been done or the alarm given. An
other scare occurred Friday evening
at the new home Of Fred Bridegroom
but the fire here also was put out be-
fore the building was caught.
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Leave your order for lob Work at The Herald

Mrs. q. II. jennings, BostOn-"Our
babies ttwinsl, we're slckly. Had
several doctors, but no results.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea made.
them strong and robust. IS cents
Tea or Tablets. Ask your druggist,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-15

While attending the Street
Fair you can get the best ac-
commodations in the way Of
Short Orders, Confec-
tons and Cigars at the Blue
Front Restaurant.
w. w. REYNOLDS,
Proprietor.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

Haggard fits glasses.
Come to the street fair next week.
The McCoppin's visited at John
Kelleys Sunday.
George W. Wheatly is billed to be
at Kirwin today.
]. T. Hill was over from Logan
Tuesday interviewing the politicians
Miss Edna brennan enjoyed visit
this week from her friend Miss Funds
Of Beloit.
Superintendent Arnold visited at
the home of his parents near Long
Island last week.
Harry White has purchased the
StoutIfurniture stock at Marvin and
moved 1t to this city.
The ladies band leaves today for
Kirwin where they will play for the
old soldiers during the reunion.
John Patnoe and wife drove over
from Long Island yesterday. Mr.,
Patnoe came on business deal.
Notice the list of special prizes Of
fered for best displays of farm produce
by our business men in this issue.
Judge W. Fl. Pratt and wife enjoyed
a Sunday dinner of chicken and peach
es at the home Of Lloyd Jones north
west of this city.
The State Fair is being held at To-
peka this week. Dan Patch, the
swifteSt horse In the world, is the
greatest attraction.
Miss Maude Reeder who has visited
Syracuse, Nebraska, this summer is
at home again. Mae Seavey spent
last week at her home.
l. D. Thornton who has been check
ing the county records at Oberlln,
went to Kansas City Saturday and
returned to this place Tuesday.
Ross Smith left Saturday night for
Topeka to visit the State Fair. He
will also visit bis brother Ernest al
st joseph, Missouri, before returning.
H. E. Gingles who bought Carl La.
Rue's feed business took possession
last Monday. The family will come
to town as soon as a house can be
obtained.
George Vowel of Walnut township
worked over in Rocks county last fall
and was we'll acquainted with W. W.
eRardin whose death was reported
last week.
Editor Root of Agra sends the in.
formation that last weeks bundle Of
Heralds were ground to tatters under
the train at that point. This will
explain why Agra subscribers failed
to receive their paper last week.
Henry Hahnenkratt fell about
twenty feet Monday while working on
the Coolbaugh house and sustained
slight injuries. He surely had mar.
row escape from serious injuries, and
we are glad he got of so eaSy.-Stock-
ton News.
Marshall Field, the great Chicago
merchant, pays taxes on an assessed
valuation of forty million dollars,
which makes him the heaviest indivi
dual tax payer in the world. And
he made it all by newspaper advertis-
ing.-Gaylord Sentinel.
Senator Long and ex-governor STAN
ley will be here Friday and will ad-
dress the people. The farmer boys
band of Dayton township will be here
at that time and will furnish the
music. The ladies band of this city
will play on the first three days.
You need clean healthy bowels just
as much as pure, wholesome food;
without either you caunot keep well
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea elm
mates all impurities Tea or Tablets
IS cents Ask your druggist
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-15

Two and one half acre tracts for
sale southeast city for $l25. Acre
tract In Auburn Heights.
j. +. MORSE.
Agent.
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Homes Wanted.

In good Christian families nor 6boys.
the oldest II years the youngest 3.
Also for some baby girls FER one
Year. Write to,
REV. +. L. SHERMAN
COncoroia, Kan.
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clothes.
]. o. Hill of Logan was in the city
Monday.
Pants at Shimeall's 81 per leg, seat
thrown in.
Try one Of those juicy steaks at
Bateman's.
]. H. Evans, of Norton, visited here
this week.
Get your sale bills printed at the
Herald office.
John Q. Royce went to Topeka the
first Of the week,
W. G.. Bissell made a business trip
to Topeka last week.
S, G. Landes and T. NJ. Sullivan
went to Logan Monday.
Mrs. G. M. Poe is expecting visitors
during the fair next week.,
See DR.. Tiberghien for treatment
Of diseases without medicine.
E f. Gates, who has been visiting
in Nebraska, returned last night.
Call at W. F. Batemans Short order
house if you wish to be treated right.
Harry Root the State Journal rep
reSentative was in the city Tuesday.
Mae Seavey who has a school in
Deer Greek, began her work last Mon
day.
G. Fl. Tannahill went to Kansas
City the first Of the week on cattle
deal.
Mae Lee began teaching school In
Prairie View township last Monday
morning
Mrs. j. j. Without and daughters
of Logan left for the Worlds Fair
Tuesday.
Buy your tr6wSers at Sbimeall's
They will make them for you while
youwait.
G. E. Utter, sheriff, conveyed Chas.
Stockman to the Mankato jail last
Saturday.
G. Ii. Tannahill went out to Baw.
Inns county last week and bought a
lot of cattle.
Shimeall's make 81 otheS that lit
They have the only tailor working In
Phillips county.
e. L. Keckley the big merchant of
Agra was business visitor to this
place last Thursday.
DR.. Haggard went out to Thomas
county last week looking at land with
a view of purchasing.
If you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to go to the Shimeall's.
Mrs. Taaffe who has been quite sick
since coming here was taken home by
her mother and husband Sunday.
Miss Nellie Shelton departed Tues.
day morning for Kansas City where
she will attend school for the blind.
Anna and Alice Strain, who were
visiting at the st. Louis fair, returned
to this place Friday and Anna visited
at the home of her parents before go
ing on to Colorado Springs.
Each one of the candidates for
county offices should have printed
cards. The HERALD furnishes these
at reasonable rates and artistlcally
printed. Let US have your order.
r. Braman of Crystal brought his
brother-in-law Mr.. Cox who resides
near Adrian Michigan to this city
last Friday for a short visit. Mr.. Cox
seems to be fayorably impressed with
the country.
Miss Nellie Larkin arrived In this
city Tuesday from st. Louis where
she has been visiting the big fair and
will visit about two weeks with rela-
tives and friends before returning to
her work In Denver. Miss Larkin is
employed with large publishing con-
Germ.
You can easily renew your subscrip-
tiOn to the HERALD while you are
attending the street fair next week.
To every one who renews for one
year, or who pays up arrearages dur
ing the fair week, years subscription
to the Farm and Flreslde will be
be given free. This also applys TO
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Pianos and Organs

l handle a choice line of
musical Instruments of
all kinds. The CROWN
Pianos are acknowledge
ed-to be superior in con-
struction, artistically de
signed and of excellent
quality. Prices are low
when quality is consider
ed. Whenever you de-
sire anything in the mu-
steal line, l most cordial
ly invite you to call and
see what l have to offer
you.
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Most Of the high school books used
last year are displaced by other text
books. These new text books are for
sale at the book store with privilege
Of exchanging the displaced books at
half of the wholesale price.
Y. H. TROMP,
Book Seller, News Dealer
and Stationer.
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School commences September u,
1904 Buy your books now. Below we
give list of state adopted books for
common schools, and prices:
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T abernacle
Meetings..

Will be held on the farm of
S. A. MATTESON, three
fourths of a mile south of the
Snow school house beginning
Sunday, Sept. 18th with SER
vices at 3 o'clock p. m. and
again at 8 o'clock p. m. and
will continue for at least two
weeks. Rev. E. H. Tame
hill is pastor in charge and
will be assisted by other mi n
listers. Everybody invited to
attend.
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~ L Heaton,
COMMITTEE A A johnson,
SA Matteson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-30
PERMANENT COUNCIL.
Bagtists Of East New Jersey Association
Organized One Yesterday.

Pastor Rev. p. r. Ferris, James
Curry and William Sellers represented
tho First Baptist church of this city
Mt a meeting in South Baptist church,
Newark, Yesterday afternoon, called
for tho purpose of considering tho adj
visibility. of forming n permanent
council. The object of this move
nIent Is to enable candidates for tho
ministry TO be examined without the
delay incident to awaiting the calling
n meeting of all the churches in thu
East Now Jersey Association and to
consider other matters which may
need the attention of the churches.
The matter was fully discussed in
all it's phases. Those present we're
resolved into n prudential committee
to consider all cases that como before
the regular council. 1t will act in
an advisory capacity only.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-30
NORTH AMBOy ITEMS.

Little Paul Lund has a new Cleveland
wheel and is a fine little rider.
Mrs. J.. Cooper, of New York, is visit
in her parents 81 Hall avenue, for a few
days.
Rose nwyer has been on the sick list
the past week, but is improving.
S. Rabinawitz spent Wednesday at New
York.
Hans johnson is paintin his house in
Elizabeth street.
MI. and Mrs. harry Baskin, of upper
Hall avenue, spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day at New York.
Jennie Wilentz has been entertaining a
few friends from New York the past few
days.
John Mosmon has been On the sick list
for a few days.
Miss Mary Rose, of Penn street, is visit
ing in South Amboy.
David Fiigen took a trip to Newark
Wednesd ~.
Re al Estate column page 5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-30
OTHER BOAT FOUND.
Makes the Fifth of the Sto.ea Crafts
Taken Tuesday Might.


Tho vanished whitehall rowboat
belonging to William Walters, tt o
fifth of the haul of the pirates, Tnes-
day night, has been recovered 1t was
found near the draw bridge, whore it.
had probably drifted, Wallace Blood
good, Of SO Madison n In it
were three coats which had been in
William Hartmann s power boat, the
Wilhelm, which vas recovered, as
told in the News, together with the
other three boats belonging to Walters.
There is no trace as yet to the whore.
bouts of AL M, Gee and Tod Hem
street, the supposed pirates.