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The chu,cs. the circle swing. the
figure 3. the merry go.round, and
The vaudeville and other shows are
all Ia full swing AZ Luna park. and
there 10 never DUH moment Ia
Hido the resort gates.
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Sale

90 s' Green Take. tless ffsm 60,
iats in taHaeonf fsrIat - Mavnarais
Lakr Wasainefrn nff
issa Atlantic Cu. rs tiorss ffsm esr
i.cla in aoufh part ef fity uith 0na viss
near new "'Attls Electric caE shapa
= efs Tracts tiose oar tine. eoed view
& ases vsaf ~ Hisrftnn fine tfars .an
Z. cleared viii sHehauRo faf cils poo.
from car line
We niu give fasF term. On All e..
s"NHN NftN.NtH na We afr fHf nwnffr
talLFH a rNgIEu
MAIN tiis ti fhs ft $50 walu r *
CITY REAL ESTATE.
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FARMS AMY ACREAGE.

Impairment Nv FNifNNNa
FARMS AMY ACREAGE.
,.-.=-s--=----z----~=..--
omar LAND hAtn tAfxs tgac, jusi
opened riNE tCitn TNAtfn cot neal
ths neu ntefHftan tieh itNrl o. sea
90 oisafed tSt1 g. $3.50 peF ua@ Nefy
easy lsims iieilE 81 om now ana 50
RuuFur MALruV.
9ipaQ ei Alaska nuiidiua aia'ai
TWENTY AcBn snap
SEQ rrU Aeitu FuH % AcurH MEAN
KIND roH apuniVtpfNd EAsf
wlyHutr nnoa
Roon 80 CONAN ntpo'
rnRrn cnoIcr rtvr Acpr rRAcrg
fafiuH eneH eoanlf feahI tinA NeatiWm,
cleared rfire iea sssh Hmas pafmsni
dewN. talHHfr frff snsF 81 Nta
noiNHF MAIsrhF.
pitsse ga AlasAa nHlltiHH Ia e
NuAr NEW corrAug 4 iafne feam.
VII as,ss ss,'s Egea lsHa sn 'r ~ s 'ii
81 water. nieely iataiea on eufuHs q ssil
geaHi5 nta1i uat ttf ffan Sew iHitfuftaa
llsea uslf tesh
ROBERT MAiTuY
asa 4si Alaska huiiitH4 -
RlvERros aAcApAa ROAD TRACTS
Quarter sers Tracts Fia,s 20 eas 500
y Sicnoia' y 'aaisa IS Z
naA EHfNAp
tnsuf Afshe HaeefNssiuH niil etsn ssstn
cholcs taad Aif ciimais tifsiins
c6fun pAtr~n nKapuvArtoN IN
fN3fMtHl uN AGENCY
~ a BE- tsFharEe naaa uids
NreAsns Wata q
ltanfaffai Neiaaui aalaeHI a1 d az u
aiiAsa fsem faseM cheap tssA ihls W.
Hagfn % Haififsa HiHeA
warm runNr oN fun SOUND q
aefra ai taai iaHffng Il a4ii-a ffam Hrat.
uFi 81 aefeF tiaafft le aueH laaatufr.
taisHfH tisatef nifs affhaf1 iu htafias
49, ~ s 49, ,s-s
ega.s- lsfse tsrn. several euibaliilass
nHuEml MALFNY.
titssa aa kiaska HastfINH IA a
ElNHE ali-FN Ffl1M rf1NKF <
Square fsu N'Hatss Nais fuHa 80.
Allfs. az level Hf feN lrafaa 49,
fsssss ass assias ergaesa sass
a'es'a s' a,tsa ~ satfsq '''''
$500 Fsg Alaska hailafnE a-if y
uwrwHEN aEkrrLe Asn TAcoAA
ss,.. stsk - 49, ss1ii. 49, ~
nssf tleaaa gatiaEe. taFH tna thtaaeH
HFasf. o. ss isfn
tiA4Msl Alaska MaaafinE eitsf'
-NKNlNNNa ATTENTION m
: ae9ss fatf0H tafef IA FaNff. tassa
ssil sia.s g. ssf. ~ nas. la s.sa. "a
Hraeg lsonf ~ s rounnsg
Man Hil - mNtss Ntta q tiH
FTEET TIVTaiHN 70TIi aFJ7lNii Wv
nFfNuEu
wkFEH fESNh AcRE TRACTS
Afs nisHHata ef ~ tiis asnts ~
sfssfs5 ssaifiss tasiasss psae~fif saisE
wArEn LrxRi ACHE FuACra
n, Z. ~, .sas.s - ,sassiy sess.
sihAs ~ fiaft anH eitetfss frsfp
MkFNM tNNNL hcHE TRACTS
Az g iee sgtt8 ast fsfft.s lasts
aaEias ~ e 80 ~ ass Fsafil
WkTEM LEVEL AfNH IuAewN
49, inHfeaEHiy eteafsa aat sfatast SITS
sttf aasftef @sfs stsssa 49, elsiasf
mafAaH
WATER f.ENrt. kcmN TRACTS
iFea'sre p saea iHaaHss $50 49, siH 81
fsw esss teass Ae'sHasstF tstNaaaa
Co. tH.iHstftaf siffIfaea
WANNM lEAKL afNE TRACTS
AS sstf tNa taas teresa HHaF affHfaa
"a Hsaffff ita ~ tfsFf ttiH FafaEts IS
Nafnfr - rfafs fataaas g. HasH Haa
90 esF maHth Interest aaia aHf ssat
AssssfE shsatae rsHfset ktfis Etfsa sssfa
taFfF
Cra fa NNf Hffssa faasF a. mffH - ss
sss faf Hnsgf ara ever "a afsas ~
sttN fs aHI st D. aEsaftsssatrt
W v MNGN 81 NNDN
4feesas
81 g4Ufaa iff~a
taaaa &c.,. "a
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a eaaH thfaR e. kmaN ~ gan want IS
a. sffa tasiasas ~ 90 fca eant il sEH
sras hasaasaaf IL e. stsl in aNa sss as
tiga7sfsa ggfaftuntt4 "a eae Hs aaf 49,
eitIsssa
FMINAFE EXCHANGE REALTY co.
VI NhiaH hteex
A HAhE erteftneffY ~ sseefIrE SOD
Business Ger a anaN 4nsaaat
No 4 Wei s4aIFps4 TFaefrF. gnnff Hss
sane a fins business ia s4me iassssun ~
EAST u Neara tat = - rflf4ie8 uttA
ftFnrsafiss is 4eatia fn aanHnas VIII
ssl w tnHalse cigss ia. low fret ~
NEHftuANE
Ne painf sher VIA 80 eaaigusafs
iaeiasing es.sN stoek Aoaf1 FaHa4 tafsF
zat suFa sa4rn suaf 81 fte nsaF
Ne BAXTER snne ARA restaurant cNfat
Eirts FIRE tafinras N'sFsFi sac tn fhe
sstF hsnf 90 iNfsHtfrN eatsF
FUf Further infffwettaH HattY
80 nFgHf Nai4aies
Main fif4 fHeres fnH fsN
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ron sAlg-mIscelLANrous

SNAP
- wtn tsy tfeam ssass f'srniiass
~ tle Tsuy as tst~ssa isowsi sna
sisssr, - "a
sAal AND pooR nAnaAIsa
or Hus saa - tgsw e. rsist-
asaisss rec " agpiisaliaa. isiitaa Pea hew
fiairs anf sess lore 4sssifs srf islis -
haN % ae SGD 30 e. rsiniira. fsfs
waY fscs gafai su4ii - wafs thia. sna
:, saisras -as .aS sa.s, "a, : ma.
"a Eafs waafsf9Ala
or osii sssi rsins = saafsas..a 20
ser 81 80 ists tasn fivs rssfs. ara ~
srn raiai srie1inn nadine n iefsF 81
qleialaf shF paint afaaaf - rssetlsst1
~ rfs better SOL ~saf lnF# ihan
ifer ~ petal card. tsifrz us Faa afss
fa saint ana W. mlA ffwaff $3.50 asis
g ~ CARTS sna ihp utfis hoek ~ -.
tafn mall free. pes paia ai5haat charge
wTsnowa
VIVA ear nofgru mHi ans eorBirfs o..
fssry a aaf siss N sast. f,sssse. I.
einf1v ttiekrsas - in
I've Cross fsnsi peefs sny ars rot
toTTAaE FRONT wfNnowa
feiiela siAsa tnH TOP giaas tEn. q M.
ssHf ~ euf sash ans seor rriss ms,s
hna ws giu wah sana 90 yea free ~
o u WILLIAMS CO.
lalA Western Az. Seattle Wn 81
Ths largest and mesi faFefaflr knaNr
zssh ana paer Dealers ~ rs NartkNssf
ttenaHfaph iaisai nali-L aIrs y de-
.tcQgas ~ ~ eHrsfierl condition cosi So
- - 20 " ~ rhous Main ASA ii
Furniiafs = : i.room holss ~ ssiS.
One coz rari Jersey. pali nnfEan 60.
% Fsed ullssf Mfa. nsHrman. nun
W -. N.A
EsFrsas easan ~ sale had fraT97 II
kesiig ems Address ps Cafis Ave
rhene nlack go son :
FOR sAl.E ss8dis 81 d7i7ias 57S7
iheua Ne ils3
span q gentle ~prk hafsssl siii -.ii
Hnair "a both. Carl hian9s. Tel Queen
/ 49,
asHIns Machines ginsa. Nsw Han..
Whfsisrs Standard. Nmiisnali rev aroo
hssas. - TINE q cash sseaa5 hsni faA-
isit Elsi. aain ia -
sseinE nacninss 81 = hsisain. 2 naib.
isl iat Ave rhone a itii
y traa N FsnsraI puTIos5 f17-1r' III
silsa and kinds z spaH " muifa 900 anI
100 iha TAKE South Seattle rnf eel ~ ~
rna N cram bridge. Phone n7D
Fffiirlfl a Hahaufu -f8.s i.
hon's aad faluIiaFs ~ ssiei tos Sa7
spfIar stf, Ballard. -s2s b
.Exprsga waagn ~ sale cheap. U5i i6ih
y fnene ale Isl
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
--===a--=-=-------z--a 49,
coon SMALL nyEsrunvr uhl-h can
~ hana'el ~ sAtn eafl i9mn ihat y0u
leeri nna ouf nnar fhr nen mfrfifi.an.
80 Small payment down. balance uks
HoHEnr MALrnv.
sip.haa'pa Alnaka nHidlnF -i9-H
us PER ACRE buYa choice iarrsf-off
'and on rHllfQad Worth double
GREAT NpHItlEHN REAL ESTATE a
HiMHEN COZ.
8U Marion Nla
rAHMs AND LAHDn
Ffoeahh hfpLE ORCHARDS nstgsd
iHflf oHnff4 lnff year ffnu 500 ig 500 nor
lttf HOY would sos ilkr 90 own one
we have p acres uew rfoeser 40 hlHh-
by improved fenced an1 rr4al fenced n
ncfra in orchard smell hanrr ara barn
400 Terms Wo also have several nice
y enc p sere raeia close 90 rrosaor foi
Hnle Nn naHl ilfmH
EonhRE MALrnY
h1A finsha huiidlEE 1904
=-=s----------=---------.---
TN AcpSa AZ STONES LANDING
] 49, HlnHfes wdIB TnE dock. Hll bod.
proved. nlas orchard "a .sarus, 6r9nn
l hsss tsrn. s.Nai ssshy.Hlnsa E9rn.
] y N sflns .ftr 9s'0e Nrluding assfh
ant tpA ese Vafua
hOLtss NANNY
/ Vase %. SlGsse G4ildiua .i9.a
-..~~-s.A-s.--~a-a>..-
4 e acfo ar cissfeI. So ma raHr
[ IGiae barn. Wea live @uok and fannie
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MONEY no LoAN


rnr srAR LOAN GO. 40 ~ qO.liat
" the vase safner A risrA teohhesFen
saAs hlhls! snsinss, z smrig{s .an ge xxx.
ciNi uR'NNuKEa 90,
icens nSHsl M amnunls VI isoa vp ~ Up
proved ~ unpivsiaN ,sal estate hssa,ass
ssassi Az ' ssss aes las,s .s, leans -
NtHrNH.NhWNNA 60
Hosiea liesk neth rheaes
srNDtf can AfNi
CthNNs. NUakNeNrFN
=, gs.l.sis "a sS@. q w y ,iss s,.,.
~ 'o@N ~ " N''''-" sif
Mcnsy advanced saiarlsa rsaels, Fs,ali
Nithgut seepfslsi lAfssas busiasss e ~
lux IA
HrAt FirATp toANs
sN g. hNN ta lean NN iNlltHNaa fNet
,ie,s of feF tuudins petppses II
Tng cRFNihSt loan coMrAsr.
ti MARios uultpiNa II
nensy ioassd .aiarl.i rsosl. % A.
nsnf Zoe ghesR rates 80 - hs,!us
sfsah ~. - fsapls's nsfihss ha"s NJ
lHitrsst osaef 4 Nsihprn. iis aaa q
hsii'f hlds ta'fns . Aaa Vt
ssiary ioana Loesst rates sasy terms
confidential y, A hswtea - fsstss
am hiss
Loans oa ruTnliote. tiafssa. etc VIZ
kesgh ipl 4esisF Wa neam 2
0alss Issas siasisvas, ~ na.'ea tis
----------------.- =
PHYSICIANS.
a. psisea sui. a. Arcade tits sAla
fussiay ana sasarasss oHiY, y 60
PERSONALS.
ssnshss rates sit Hlisi itita -if,p
NORTHUMBERLAND.
s-.--....,, 1900. -. /, .,..,.s.lt, 1 80
Yeur ease - psfssugsEs iowa % ghe tss
tiurnf. fatUNaHa Oh Witnesses ant pfHsHf
cate fhs tlsipl 70 sree3F aua nRsi iefs
nlinstlan vih fisfltf u feH tniFfsa'
uEp q WuH#WAN
claim ufrssf
fAfNNffs 4 puSN 'swrsgs ns Ns-
Nark tfsek asa| rsi Hfeflieel msrins ias.
fgFpofaiioas teFaustie feiauens. taaaFapti
rssass
~ ueWpr sftafHeF, SIS wasbfnttea
naiitIss asaefsi pfseflfs. atglfstta stsa.
lssa. ssisiss rseeaisa ina isao
faHssf- ffasrans sra effE. e.aiGs fsH-
asss aaf satfiFHtsHta 5 ans u tulaa
atgk us Fifs ev 81
a knfsrsaa tfiai awe. l9eassisf,
safnrY. eelissttgsa afstrssts saansihsd, ~
AsesAs
AuEusta. AfusuvasL iAvyss. az Arc.As
Ml1a s~sf
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Wfiss iaasY ~ ths
iNyrgqNgsf itrHALp~
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NEW ADDITION Cams tgseg 49,
hrl lo-acIn tracts ora car iiua. close in 0nig
$500 ou terms 81 a. per month See flif
pans cushltr today II
lFhCihL fonAf-5.aera tract close In.
only $50, ou ifIma of 81 PEI month. also
i've ipi1 lhhe ReehlnHiau water front SIS
tltfkfat lud on earth 90 Vanay city.
thfnp ou terms, uiau nif Green LAKE man.
flnn homo. VIII ifado f0r kinF county
rstfh Como. ~ ulilman'H tni.amHn 81.
aey in Times block Ne 1e the oWnsra
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80 ~iH tur rfaafn kaaas fsfeifnrs
ssEs e alice iaeatsn saf flu 81 fsaai.
80 ilH fsfTF avs t@t@Ffn NomfI eHH
sfeHHff "a A
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SIes plsassui looms. 500 ana n !,
HHlh ave MHiu f4f 81
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HEATrLH ASH TACOMA
$50 r. farni Ffai sfa infsfaf can q
4Ffsa HfH level IaHt PARTLY iHiH -
Hsaf ffasaa eaFfNKaH taHM HnI thfaNFH
HH4ss. 81 ~ tssf taffas
HuMNMf MAtFHF
tiA4 81 Alaska GlHittfNE satfsfs
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

rEN ACNga At sr0NEs LhNufNg
49, HIlnHffs wdIs fHH dock. HU bod.
proved. nlgs ofehHfs "a sssrlne, 6.r9am
DO ss ZEN. s.Nsi s.,hs.ldlnsa tarn.
y N sNflns .'tr ss'0e NUludinE alsfa
ant TOTO A Nafua
nOLtsa Nanny
9tss sa. SiGssS G4ildiua ..I9.ll
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NNAT NEW COTTAGE iafne RESINS
VIA B asfsH aEffu HaUd ianH 81 iHFsl finA
I'll snlau barn ehetfa hNasH. NHs wen
ef wateF. nieNlf iasatea un eufWHf ~ ssfl
gHHHif Hta1i uat Etf ffHra sew iHitfnf taA
" see tiaif tash
NunEnr MAiTnY
90 4eN Iaf ALASKA ffaIiflH1 aft q
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$780, Wsalsr aaliatafs a. ssN ess
saiala Isi car aseafs asAAe tH e.
aN a Gag. piresAnt fwrAagu1fHf Sal
= m as aFtsrlal Htix ~
Wanffd rWu arls ever "a HFars rld faf
fastefg wrsk si9 81 Say. seattle Auto
nsstts Csn IS AsisntIe an1 ttas 80
@4s3
WkNTEfl.A rifI atlat BE- Ffars ela 90
eafs ~ rhNa Apfig Mr. Hassaeks 10 -
fstssfsfrs a4fHa
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19

NEW YORK ia shy OF It's crop Of
~ counts. dukes and other titled for
tune-seekers this season. The few that
arc within It's gates have made good.
and society for the first time will have
to pay homage 20 its own kin until
after the holidays At least
Then. II is said, many well-lmown
Young Engllshmen will be seen in the
Fifth avenue drawingrooms. and not
unlikely there win be another crop Of
international marriages. One OF tbs
visltors 70 these shores this winter
viii probably be Prince Francia o.
Teck. IA titles so IN there days the
prince would be q great catch. bat
there Ia a possibility that tho nor
fanatic law might be invoked a. q
barrier o. lAto there has nsaa hpe.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19

was April 20. 1901, when SCI persons
were comforted in soul and body.
This citing of fact ia not all There
IL harbored within the walls OF this
great institution every profession
known TO man. Il was but within q
recent week that q physician, law
yer, a Iinguiat, an architect and q mur
stefan sought shelter and food. They
were not of the really wrecked class
OF mnnkind-simply unfortunate In
getting employment 70 tide them over
the strained finances Of their purses.
Many a man arrives In q new coun-
try-enters It's metropolis with one
throbbing thought-work. He tramps
streets which have no end-seeks out
the rulers OF the city, but all without
success. mot wanted" NO help re-
quired Just now" are but some OF the
many expressions which come from
the lips OF his fellowmen. But he must
eat; he must rest. He Is honest and
he IL heartbroken. Tragedies are read
In the daily news which but thinly
skim the real truth Of the wanderer
Of the earth. Hence the municipal
lodging house. II is the real need.
the real charity. the real necessity OF
this vast army Of nomadic humanity.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19
MANY PERSONS SHELTERED
BY CITY LODGING HOUSE

NEW YoRK.-New York may be
~ cold and unacceptable to the
stranger, but wisdom and knowledge
OF tho twentieth century times will
inform any and all benighted travel
era In New York town that there Ia
hospitality here. And the best in the
world. 'Tis the municipal lodging
house. Here IL harbOred many a de-
relict wayfarer on the sea Of life And
his care Is akin to that OF the sweet
and affectionate greeting Of his paren-
tai home.
This municipal lodging house 10 10
Gated In First avenue, within the shad-
ow OF Twenty-third street II has been
established for many years. The law
OF the Empire state made the theory q
fact January 2. 1886. IL was put into
practical action on barge in the East
river on March IL, 1896. A year later
the welcome OF tho mighty city Of the
new world was brought to It's present
abode. The smallest year OF free lodg
ing was In 1906, when over 10000
wrecks Of humanity sought shelter
within the city home. The largest was
In 1899, when over $4,000 men and
women begged charity. The greatest
number ever sheltered In one night
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19
CUPID WILL HAVE HARDER
TIME TYING LOVE KNOTS

HERE Is sad news for those who are
II suddenly inoculated with the love
germ. II will no linger be possible
while In the midst Of n cold bottle and
q hot bird to hasten with your soul
sister to some marrying parson and
ask him to tie the knot Nor will It
do any good to dare your affinity to
accept you for better or worse, or for
her to say that she will not be dared.
unless, OF course, you have the neces-
sary credentials. AFTER next month
New York win no longer be a "Gretna
Green"
Beginning on January l next the
business OF getting married in the city
and state Of New York will become
more expensive and much more com
pllcated than II is at present. The last
legislature passed an act which pro
vides that a license must be obtained
n the county OF which the prospective
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19
PART OF COLUMBUS RIB
FOUND In A CORNERSTONE

the only sharera Of Castillo's fore
thought are the pope. Gen. Ulyse Her
reaux, president OF Santo Domingo.
and Mr.. Charles Nordhoif, editor OF
the New York Herald. l think you
need have no doubt as to the anthem
ticity OF the few PARTICLES Of bone l
hand you"
Columbus has undergone more buri.
ais than probably any man in history.
He was buried hrst at Valladolid,
Spain, but soon afterwards his remains
were transferred TO the Carthusian
monastery OF Las Cuevas, Seville. to-
gether with those OF his son, Diego,
the second admiral OF America. In
1886 the remains Of father and SON
were dislnterred. carried over the sea
to HIspaniola (San Domlngo) and In
TERED in the cathedral. When that
island was ceded to the French In 1895
the Spaniards removed the remains
and inferred them with great cere-
mony In the cathedral OF Havana, Gu
ba, khere they remained until the
island was lost to Spain as a result %
the Spanish-American war. Spain be-
ing unwilling to give up the remains
OF the great explorer, and having not
foot OF ground on the continent he
discovered In which to inter them,
took them back to Spain and inferred
them again in the cathedral ut Seville.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19

Two slovenly women prC.eu out OF
back door and window while the inter
view was in progress. Mike came and
looked on In silence; two Of the Oldest
children were down by the canoe
where Levi waited; the rest. open
eyed and astonIshed, seemed likely to
be trodden on by some one each mo-
ment. When the stores were secured
and paid for, and Martin had pushed
on with Levi, he realized something Of
the life Chip must have led there.
He had Intended not only TO obtain
potatoes, but some information OF
value. He obtained the goods. paying
thrifty price, also good bit OF cold
shoulder. and that was all.
But Levi. shrewd woodsman that he
was. Jared better.
Il larned Chips gone on with old
Mcclure" he asserted with a quiet
smile when they were well away, IAN
that Pete's swearin' murder agin him. "
"And howr" responded Martin. in
astonishment. Il felt that silence was
golden with that surly chap. and didn't
ask a question"
I'm glad" reioined Levi. Il want
ed to tell you not TO. and I've larncd
all we want. Children are easy 10
pump. an did Il 'thout wakin' q hint
o. 'pplclon. Tins folks all believe
Chips gone with her dad. Pete thinks
90, an is watchin' for him with Eun,
/ 'spect. an II 20, the sooner they meet
the better"
Il was gratifying news 10 Martin
and whoa The ether canoe waE
reached. the two again pushed on,
with Martin. Il least. feeling that the
ways Of Sats might prove acceptable
Three days moFe ware coosnmea u
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-12-19

And now, leaving the bateau 20 fol.
low, the party started once more ON
their journey into the wilderness. No
sight or sign Of pursuit from the half
breed had been thus far observed. A
few idle lumbermen in the village
the only visible connection between
the vast forest and a busy world
were little thought OF. as their canoes
cPept slowly up the narrowing river
and gave no hint OF interference from
this low brute to anyone except Levi.
He, however. seldom speaking. but
ever acting, kept watch and ward con.
unually. At every bend OF the stream
his eyes were alert 20 catch the FIRST
sight of n down-coming canoe in time
TO conceal Chip. as he decided must
be done. When night camps were
made, a site at the head OF the lagoon
or up some tributary stream was Sc
lected, and while not even limiting his
reason for this, he felt II wise. As
they drew near to Tins Place, II be.
gan TO occur to Martin that Chips
presence had best be concealed until
that point was passed. He also de-
sired 10 learn the situation there. He
had always halted at this clearing in
all his up-river journeys, so far, usual
ly to buy pork and potatoes, and he
now intended to do so again. He also
felt It imperative TO conceal Chip in
Rays canoe. before they reached Tins
Place. and let Ray paddle slowly on
while the halt was made. But Lew
dlssented.
"'Tain't best" he said, ito let Tin
know there's two canoes OF us and one
not stoppln'. tn make him s'picloui
o. suthin', n what he 'spects, Petel
find out. 1 callate we'd best pass thai
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THIS piaSas spot ala she breathe
easier.
Il was nigh skeered 10 DEATH" she
whispered TO Ray when safety seemed
assured, IAN II ever Pete finds rIn up
whar the folks II goin'. I'm goner."
"Oh, wen take care Of you" re-
turned that boy, with the boundless
confidence of youth; my uncle can
shoot as we'll as anyone, and then Old
Cy Is up at the camp. and he's won
der with a rife. Why, I've seen him
hit n crow a half.mile OFT"
Smoke was ascending from the
chimney, and the rising sun was just
visible when Martin and Levi returned
10 Tins. Mike was out In an enclosure,
milking; Tim was back of the house,
preparing the pigs breakfast. The
pigs were squealing. and a group Of
unwashed children were watching op-
erations. when Martin appeared. A
pleasant Good morning from him
and a gruff one from Tim was the in.
PRODUCTION, and then that stolid pio-
neer started for the sty. Not even the
unusual event of a caller could hinder
/ him from the one duty he most en-
joyed.-the care OF HIS beloved swine.
you have some nice thrifty pigs,"
began Martin. when the pen was
reached. desiring TO placate Tim.
"They are thot," he returned.
my guide and are on our way into
the woods. to build a camp" continued
Martin, anxious to have his errand
over with, and we halted to buy a
few potatoes Of you and some pork.
have a couple OF men following with q
bateau." he continued, after pausing
for a reply which did not come; they
will be along in day or two with
most OF our supplies; but felt sure
could get some extra good pork Of
you and some choice potatoes"
You kin that same" replied Tim
his demeanor obviously softening un
der this fattery, and so business re
lations we're established.
Martin had intended asking some
cautious question regarding Chip Of
her father; but Tins surly face, hi
unresponsive manner, and q mistrus
OF its wisdom prevented. He wal
blunt OF speech, almost to the verge o
insolence, aud the arrival OF MartiI
with all his polite words evoked not |
vestige OF welcome; and yet back o
those keen gray eyes Of his a deal o
cunning might Turk, thought Martin.
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.rhsy Ars rho.." He Rssurnsd.

hfe,aaf1fee@ ,.
.e wimmen above.
n you Ii so back n git what We
want"
But what about the Canucks follow.
ing us. with the bateau?" returned
Martin. They'll tell who is with u.s.
won't they?"
They didn't see us start, answered
Levi, an can't swear wimmen came.
Wen say we're alone, m bein' SOIL
make II plausible. n you might say
we're goin' TO build a camp n mother
season fetch our wimmen in
"But how about our men. on the re.
turn trip, after finding we have WON
en- at the camp?" rejoined Martin.
They win be sure TO tell all they know
on the way back"
We've got to keep the wimmen
shady, an fool EN-" answered Levi.
And 80 his plan was adopted.
Il was In the early hours Of morning
when the two canoes crept noiselessly
past Tins Place. The stars barely
outlined the rivers course. the frame
dwelling. log cabin. and stump-dotted
slope back Of them. All the untidinoss
existent about this dwelling was hid
IN darkness. and only the faint sounds
and odors betrayed these conditions
But every eye and ear n the two
canoea wan alert. paddles were dipped
without sound. and Chips heart waa
beating 30 loudly that Il seemed 70
her Tim and ali his family must b
awakened. Her recent escape from
this spot and nll the reasons forcing
4, tie fear than both her father and
the half.breod might even now b
there. added dread; and not until =
bond hia aycn the nhhdoyy view q