The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-03-18
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were In the papers and ,s., R ,',
audaciiy and the meanne., /. -
me in-in the garment, d, N.Y., NJ p''
fhat was pretty tough po, :
does Miss Smith come Ip,- ''' '
she was at the conyen,lo, q,
a Daughter. I've always .g p y
too lax in our admission V
Who drew the plciurey
1T may not be Miss snp, ,
she does draw I'm sure A.,
worked against me. she oo,...,
her footprints so that ! h,v. !. !.
but ! suspect her. shes A., y
she's deep. But she cam ~,
me. III ind her out"
The colonel experienced N. a..
rassmcnt that Is the portion !,
man trying 20 defend one =,
against another. he rctrea,es \.
he perceived defense va, h !,
but he did not feel his eroulss q.
OF Miss Smiths innocence nes,o.l
Mrs. Molvllle's oonylctlons
She played too square A can.
kidnaper-and Smith va "A,
monest OF names No there M
some explanation. Rupert Wlr,,
lived too long not 10 distrur u. 4
ible surface clev. "Itisths lu,l
bic that always happens and b.
possible most Of the time Au,,
becoa had once said he cute ID
with her whimsical phrase
Nothing happened to arouse
picions that day Haley reported
Cary Mercer vas going % %
Francisco. The conductor IA
know his name. he seemed % 4
Mr.. keatcham and vas win A
hts drawing room most q be |
Had the great man a secreng \
him? Yes. he seemed 20 have |
fellow who had not much % al
himself. and Jumped whenever
boss spoke 20 him There pii
valet, an Engllshman. who ara
spond properly TO conyerauohL
lures. They were an going to 8
at Denver.
Haley was not mislnformei. ID
colonel perceived with bis osn 4
and he saw Cary Mercer bow 10 |
ing to the great man. who reella
low salute with a grua nod. Hs's
an opportunity for a nearer gauaS
Mercer. possibly for that eIpli,
In which Winter stu bad a I'd
hope. lie caught Mercer Just !
car doorway. and politely erected
Mr.. Mercer. I think You HHT
remember me. Col Winter ! nj
Ga Cambridge. three years ago
Il seemed n brutal thing 10 DO
call a meeting under such ii
stances: but n Mercer could sJ
he would excuse n
was better than suspectng a
cent man. hut there vas 10
tunity Cor explanation Mercer
a blank and coldly suspicious IA
ward him. 4 beg pardon he q
his southern way. 4 think you
made a mistake In the person
And are YOU not Mr. Cary N''
The colonel felt the disagreeal
semblance Of his own species
those made IN newspaper sioHe
the gentleman who wishes h'
friend 60 change a $50 bIIl OF
gage In an amusing game E,ha
Bile. Mercer saw 10 as ven
Try some one from the oolnl1
remarked with an unpleasant
brushing past. while The color nc
10 the coloners tanned cheek
next time you meet me Rlpe'
Ter vowed. "youl; know me
A new porter had come on
yer: a light brown. chubby baa
with a face that radiatcd iTienal
He was filed with the desire D'
gersatlon. and he had WORKED
road for eight years. hence ooll
Element "Oyer the Range ana
r guide books with personal eO's
showed marked Difference 70
mel, which that unassumlns
'ect man could not quite la'l0I
Archie enlightened him
Imlled a queer, chewed'up sli''
he colonel hailed with.
why are you making iun
'oung mani"
TITS Lewis. the porter Dc
,ou round ana listens 10 you ="
m awestruck way
but Why" un
why. sergt Haley loll u'-
.ou; and I told him a niue
avs he wishes you'd been Oh ". ~
shen they had the hold.uN
N awful road for holdup''
les been at five hold ups 90
"And what does he ADVISE,
"oh. ne says, hold up w"
nd they won't hurt you. ,d,
owen. / reckon his , ao''
ound." laughed the e0''-''
GU follow It. Archie
shall you hold up you
Jncle Bertlo?" asked AI'n'' .,,.
much the wiscst course Wv
,ws shoot" ....,,,rrpl
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