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away, and there was the big murmu.
and commotion of the long breakers
over the dancing shoals. The tide WAS
running out very fast, and the white
sand coming ever nearer to our eyes
in the moonlight: and SamsOn's light,
there. was keeping white and steady
With the thought Of my treasure and
the king so near by II was hard
to resist the temptation to plunge in
and follow my heart ashore. But !
managed to control the boyish i'm
pulse. and presently we were all snug.
and some Of us snoring below decks,
rocked In the long swells of the shoal
water that CLEANED mllkily like an
animated moonstone under the stars
old Sailor curled up at my feet. just
like old times.
/ woke just as dawn wns waking
too. very still and windless; for the
threatening nor'easter had changed it,
mind. and the world was AS quiet as
though there weren't "a human being
In 1t. As the light grew scanned the
shore to see whether could detect
the entrance of the hidden creek but.
lnOuen swept ~ uD hHu uONn uEhln
and again. II continued to justify the
kings boast. There was no sign
OF an opening anywhere. Nothing but
straight line Of brush. with man
groves here and there stepping down
in their fantastic way into the water
And yet we were but hundred yards
from the shore. Certainly "Black-
beard'-if the haunt had really been
his-had known his business; for an
enemy could have sought him all day
along this coast and found no clue
to his hiding place.
But presently. as my eyes kept
on seeking. figure rose. tall and
black, near the waters edge. a little
to our left, and shot up long arm
by way of signal. 1t was Samson: and
evidently the mouth of the creek was
right there In front of us-under our
very noses, so to say-and yet II was
impossible to make II out. However.
mt this signal, stirred up the still
the anchors up. and the engine started
at the slowest possible speed.
The tide was beginning to run in.
so we needed very little way on us.
/ pointed out Samson to the captain.
and. following the kings" instruc-
tlons. told him to steer straight for
the negro. Samson stood there and
called:
"AJl right. sar. Keep right on.
You1l see your way in minute"
And. sure enough, when we were
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"Yon don't snx so. sar."

Quite true, Tom" continued /;
"you shall see my treasure tomorrow
meanwhile read this note" Tom was
SO much to me that 1 wanted him to
know all about the details of the en-
terprise we shared together, and in
which he risked his life no less than
! risked mine.
Tom took out his spectacles from
some recess of his trousers and ap-
piled himself to Charlie Webster's
note, as though 1t had been the Bible.
He read it as slowly, indeed, as If IL
had been Sanscrit, and then folded 1t
word. But there was quite young
smile in his old eyes.
"'The wonderful works of God "
he said presently. 81 guess, sar. we
shall soon be able 10 ask him what he
meant by that expression"
Soon the long. dark shore lOomed
ahead of us. | had reckoned it out
about right But the captain an
nounced that we Were in shUal water.
How many feet?" l asked, and Il
boy threw out the lead.
sixteen and half, he said.
"Go ahead" | called out.
''Do you want to 90 agrOund?" asked
the captain.
For answer l pushed him aside and
took the wheel. | had caught the
smallest glimmer, like "a night light,
floating ON the water.
"Drop the anchor" / called.
The light inshore was clear and
near nj hand. about one hundred yards
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BOOK III.

CHAPTER 1.-The writer continues his
search for gold, without avail. On visit
to the trading post he meets girl who
purchases supplies with gold doubloon,
whereat he senses mystery He pur-
chases the doubloon-
CHAPTER HIN his ramblings. the
writer again meets the girl and this time
follows her. She eludes him but he Keeps
up the search and in his travels through
out the island he comes upon fine house
and meets the owner. evidently an English
gentleman.
CHAPTER Hills new friend. whom
for various reasons he names Lord Al,
cinous," he discovers TO be the father OF
the girl of his heart and meeting her
calypso-he is Immediately struck by her her
resemblance to Jack Harkaway. me
three form a strong friendship.
CHAPTER Iv.-The author hears from
Webster that Tobias has escaped and Il.
believed TO have made his way to Dead
Mems Shoes" probably with murder in
his heart King Alcinous'' and the writer
arrange for a comprehensive search OF the
island for Tobias and incidentally for
treasure.
CHAPTER v.-They md hidden creek.
which IL is easy to surmise was used by
the pirates
we waIked a Iitl1e rar1ner. and then
at length came to the bank Of the
creek the "klng" had Indicated. This
we followed for half a mile or so.
till we heard the murInur Of the sea.
1--WE needn't go any farther" said
the king" ITS the same all the
way along to the mouth-all over
grown as you see. all the way. right
out to the white water as they call
it-which is four miles Of shoal sand
that is seldom deeper than two faith
oms, and which a nor'easter is liable to
blow dry for n week on end. Naturally
IT'S a hard place to find, and hard
place to get on l-and only two or
three persons besides Sweeney-all OF
them our friends-know the way In.
Tobias may know of it; but to know
It is one thing. to find 1t is another
matter. l could hardly be sure of II
myself-if / were standing in from
the sea, with nothing but the long
palmetto-fringed coast line to go by.
Snow you see IT? l brought you
here, because words"
Even yours. dear king" laughed
could not explain what l suggest
for US to do. You are interested in
Tobias. Tobias is Interested in you.
/ am interested in you both. And Ca
lypso and have treasure TO guard"
II haye still q treasure to seek" ]
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CHAPTER v.
Old ErIends.

Next morning / did as the king"
had told me to do. The whole pro-
gram was carried out just as he had
planned Il. I made my goodbys in
the settlement. ns We had arranged,
not forgetting to say "Dieu ct mon
Droit" TO Sweeney. and watching with
some humorous intent how he would
take II. He took II quietly. as a man
In signal box takes signal, with
about as much emotion and with Just
the same necessary seriousness.
''Tell the boss" he said-of course
he meant the "king''-'that we are
looking after him. Nothing'll slip
through here. IL we can help II. Good
luckl"
So | went down to the boat-to old
Tom once more. and the rest Of our
little crew, who had long since eI-
hausted the attractions of their life
ashore and were glad. as l was, to
Hist Up the John b. Sail"
Down in my cabin looked over
some mail that had been waiting for
Inc ut the post office. Amongst II was
crisp. characteristic word from
Charlie Webster-for whom the gun
will ever be mIghtier than the pen I:
Tobias escaped-just heard he Is
on your island-watch out VIII fol-
low In a day or two"
/ came out on deck about sunset.
We were running along with all our
sails drawing like a dream. looked
back at the captain. proud and quiet
and happy there ut the helm. and nod
ded smile to him, which he returned
with II flash of his teeth. He loved
his boat; he asked nothing better
than TO watch her behaving just as
she was doing. And the other boys
seemed quiet and happy too. lying
along the sides of the house, ready
for the captains order, but meanwhile
content to look up at the great sails
and down again at the sea.
We were a ship and a ships crew
all at peace with one another. and
contented with ourselves-rushing and
singing and spraying through the wa
ter. We we're all friends-sea and sails
and crew together. l couldn't help
thinking that mutiny would be hard
to arrange under such a combination
of influences.
Tom was sitting forward plating a
rope. For all our experiences to-
gether he never implied that he was
anything more than the ships cook,
with the privilege of waiting upon me
In the cabin at my meals. But of
course he knew that l had quite an
other valuation of him. and as our
eyes met l beckoned to him to draw
closer to me.
"Tom." I said. II have found my
treasure"
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CHAPTER vi.
An Old Enemy,

Charlie Wehster's Iaconlc note was
naturally our chief topic over break
fast. Tobias escuped-just heard he
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synopsis.
BOOK !.

BOOK !.
CHAPTER 1.-The author. whs tells the
story. IL on visit to his friend, jobs
baunders. British official in the town OF
Nasssu Bahama islands. CsnysrsAtior
turns on buried treasure.
CHAPTER H.-saundsrs produces
document supposedly written by Henry p.
Iobiss, once pirate, telling Of tive
places where gold had been sserstsd In
the islands Their conversation apparently
is overheard. and the doouasat aIseD-
bears.
CHAPTER III.-Ths writer charters .
schooner. the Maggie Darling. ana ssts
out on search for the treasure A. they
The author instinctivsly distrusts
CHAPTER Iv-Ths hero strikes uy .
passed by the Susan =. a faster seiler.
also from Nassau.
CHAPTER Won the ssesnd ssr.i.s
Ra. iasg been hs aorsa to hs run n1sS . Our .rt.;
blsmss tie engineer and in At Of tenper
ana il eomss out that he Is sctfvs in I
conspiracy to have the blacks rise against
He sttsmpts the life OF the here aad
with two others is put ashore.
CHAPTER vL-The Maggie Darling ar
rives at her destination and the party
nnds the Susan y has reached thsrs ana
landed men. A night ensuss and the cap.
tain OF the Magic Darling To- killed. but
his gang is driven of. several being isff
behind dsad-
CHAPTER vII.-rhs author and ''oid
Tom" start q search for the treasure
CHAPTER WIKI a cave .h.y fns
empty chest. They give az tie g1sst and
call back 70 Nassau
BOOK u. tEsses
CHAPTER L-At Nassau Charlie web
stsr. a friend OF both Saunders and the
writer. Joins the party and they arrange
an expedition to Dead Mems Shoes"
Wsbstsr's object is solely the capture Of
Tobias. whom he 10 hunting down - .
traitor.
CHAPTER 1.-THE author visits . char
acter known as the King" rsputsd -
possess second sight" and gets inf~r-
nation he thinks of value
CHAPTER III.-On the point of sailing
they are boarded by young fellow who
gives an obviously fictitious name Jack
Harkaway." but they allow him 70 sail
with them.
CHAPTER Ivz-Th. party reaches Its
eompani2nship Jack Harksway" van
lshes. Webster eonyinces the writer that
the youngstsr was girl
CHAPTER v.-webster captures Tobias
and sails with him for Nassau
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CHAPTER 1.-The author vhs tells the
story, 10 a visit to his friend Johs
Saunders, British official in the town of
Nassau. Bahama islands. CsnysrsAtior
turns on buried treasure
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ApnN1sTRAToRs' SALE.
EnrnlH and Coal.

In pursuance To an order OF tho Court
o1Common Pleas Of Ecimunt County
Ohio. We will offer for sal" III Public
Auctin. on tho promises. at LOO o'clock
p. m. on
FRIDAY. JIrNE TIL. 1919.
the following described real estate Of
the late Jcs"phus Mccall. deceased:
FIRST TRACT-Situard in Union
Township. Belmont county. Ohio. being
the southwest quarter of Section ~.
Township s and Eangc 5. confirming 14i
acres farm land and Pittsburgh No s
coal.
First tract appraised NJ, land and
coal. 81 ,17n.o1.
First trac, appraised at. Pittsburgh
No. s coal. sS.S@0.00.
First tract appraised Mt, land. 81
On.
SECOND TRACT-Situatrd in Union
Township. Belmont County. Ohio. h"inG
the west side Of the northeast quarter
Of Section - Township s and Range J..
containing ll9 acres farm land and
Pittsburgh No. coal.
Second tract appraised ut land and
coal. s?.520.o0.
Second tract appraised at, Pittsburgh
No. coal. s5.95n.nh.
Second tract appraised ut, land. Sa.-
$1,000.
We will offor tho real estate as n
whole; will offer real estate. except No.
s Pittsburgh vim nf coal: will Offer No,
s Pittsburgh vein Of coal separate from
real estate
Terms Of Sale: 0nr-third in hand:
onc-thirl in one year and nne-third in
two years from the day Of sale. vi; II
interest at rate Of 6 per rent. Deferred
payments In he secured by .nhrlg..Ec on
the premises sold.
JESSE r. BETHEL.
r. i. BETHEL.
Administrators Of Joscphus Mccall. Dc.
ceased.
Dated rhis Goth day Of April. 1919
Cowrn & Waller. Attorneys for Admin
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LEGAL NOTICE.
SEWAGE TREATMENT
WORKS

Charleston, ". Va
Scaled proposals will b. received ny
the state Board OF Control until | r
NJ. June 18th. for the construction Of
Sewage Trentmcn; Works for tho W"S-
ION Stale Hospital. Weston. W. Va. TIL"
work contemplated comprises the con-
Structiun of Il s"wng" pumping station
equipped with two electric motors. .
centrifugal pumps and automatic con-
troll equipment. Also the construction
Of q sewage srdncntatiou tank. Sprii.k h
lin:; filter, sludl:" krd and chlprinat'nr
plant
Copies Of plans and specifications ard
blank proposals may be examined or
obtained NJ tho office Of j. $. l,akin.
Mnnbrr State Board of Control.
Cha lrston. W. Va or 1T tho office Of
Charles L. Collins. Consulting Engineer
Dr"xcl Building. Philadelphia.
A deposit Of ten dollars (sl0.0n). will
he required for each set Of plans and
specifications. which rcposit will be
refunded upon receipt nt bid with the
return Of the plans and Sp"cificativ-s
in good condition. Each proposal must
be enclosed in sealed envelope m
dorScd ON tho back "PrupoSal for Con-
Structton OF Sewage Treatment Works"
and delivered al his office not later than
p. NJ. Saturday. June 14th. at which
time and plac" bids will hc publicly
opened and read. The Board reserves
tho right to reject any or all bids.
!. S. LAklN. Member.
myI5h State HrHr'l Of Control.
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PERSONAL
PROSTATE disorders. bladder

PROSTATE disorders, bladder trouble
in men: getting up frequently ut night:
positively and rapidly overcome with
out drugs privately at home: doctors.
osteopaths chiropractors. physical di-
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will bring results quickly. Write Tor
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HIGH CLASS sAMPrEs PEE.

HlIfA V1AH-9o 6AnFAE6 F6EsE.
to salcSment interested in a side line
Variety OF new top notch metal special
ties. All wonderful strade stimulators
and bushes producers. Manufacturers,
wholesalers. banks, retailers, etc. eager
for them. Every linet.fverywhere buy
in large quantities oil Year around No
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Write quick for outfit. c. E. Erickson
Company. Inc, 568 Erickson Bldg. eds
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LARGE corporation wants lir" district
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purchased this device by thousands. Xxx
ccrtinnal opportunity. mako big money.
enormous success. no competition. Sells
10 every car. truck. tractro. garage, $500
to $1,000 capital necessary. Scott Cor
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WANTED-Women to travel; south in
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sterling character Appearance. SINGER
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lial than previous business experience.
Rep 1ymust state age. education and
brief personal description. E. II. Dyer.
% Beacon ST.. Boston. MISS.
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WANTED-AEents Big summer seller
Something new; water; delicious drinks
in. n jiffy-any time, anywhere. Big
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etc Guaranteed under pure food laws.
Carry in pocket Agents coming money
SO TO SIC a day. Write for free out
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Tfann tuner thnt can rrgu-
late and understands player pianos.
Also salesman and Carvassrr. State sal
AIRY W salary and commission. Steady
rnIplnvmrnt for tn" right mon. Write
In Ben Reynolds & Co, Washington
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FOR SALE

FOE Sale-Stock farm, 100 acres Of nice
laying. fertile. land located on public
road. two and onc-haif miles from
railroad town. Improved with an excel
lent set Of buildings, consisting. of
nearly new two story. eight room mouse.
4 good largo hank barn with silo.. sheep
barn. grainary. garage. Abundance OF
fruit. TIMBER well watrrcd and fenced.
I-ndcrlaid with coal Convenient TO
school church and stores. This IS
very pretty farm home and il can be
bought for less Than $1,000 per acre
For prnto-dc$criptinn inquire Of quiet
Sale Stock Farm. Tippccanoe. Harrison
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WANTED CARPENTERS.

Carpenters for house construction.
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men. 70 and rs cents per hour. Come
at once with tools for immediate en-
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WANTED Automobiles.

wAETKD-Packard, 5-passenger. 1917
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%~<IeFrGS &eSO&'~~"V~1
! BRAIN TESTS
: BY SAM LLOYD.
Is Minutes To Answer This
Mo ll6
90 O. 900 %@%%%%%

bid yoa ever hear Of that famous -
hour ride OF Buffalo Biil'a In the OLD
days VIXEN hc was scouting 1o- Ccnrfai
Miles" II was by no 1teArAs .1scoru
bu; Il great feat when We cor:'cer the
character of the country and he Iact
tina: he was lodging hostile Indians all
the way.
The Generals cavalry was strung OUT
for thirty miles when Bill was ordered
To carry n message 20 tho general Ut
the head. Bill delivered bis message and
returned to tho crd Of the lire in exact
j. the time il took the troops 10 20
forward thirty miles, so you can see ne
moved some
Now. let US see If our puzzltsts can
tell how many miles Buffalo Bill rode
in delivering that message and returning
TO the rear?
ANSWER TO NO. 115-
\ high total of rs could DO made by
drawn.; Il line through the squares
numbered Is. IL. IA, 10 IL and 10.
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FOR KENT

FOE RENT-Furnishcd rooms So up.
furnished housekeeping rooms. $3.50,
up. Also three furnished housekeeping
rooms and hath on Virginia street. Ell
Quirc 1929 Chaplinc street. my15l
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sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs The Elcctrnth"rnal Company,
nT3 Harrison Rldh.. Stcubcnvilln Ohio
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wANTED-Ford touring car. State full
particulars and cheapest cash price.
Answer by mail. Charles F. Adams,
1893 y Market ST. my15i
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glasses. in case. Tues
day morning. near Woodsdalc station,
about a. M. Finder phone 1851
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FoR EEN--One large light front room
End floor, Market street, steam heat.
suitable for one or two gentlemen. will
rent furnished or unfurniShed. Inquire
End floor Intelligencer Bldg ja-13-tf
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FARM LAND INFORMATION

LAND Buyers send for free Virginia
Farm and Timber Bulletin. Dept U,
Emporia, Va
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SA1E-One Overland 5-passengcr
touring car in Al condition. y. E.
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WANTED-Agents

AGEETS $500 hourly absolutely guar
antced. Gasoline Sc gallon. Money
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FOR EENT-Niccly furnished rooms.
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automobile introducing wonderful new
gasoline saver, punctureproof. five year
spark plugs and other economical auto
necessities. Outfit free, l. Railway.
722 Sta F. louisville, Ky. my-16.g
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WAHTED-A girl # general housework.
No washing. Inquire Mrs. J. Front.
1109 Main street. ny-17-i
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WANTED-SiN laborers, Wheeling
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-On Tuesday, q gold watch with
black wrist guard. on Moundsville car.
Will party who picked it up please call
Wheeling 1850. II is valued as keep
sake. Reward. myl5i
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For any kind nf cement or concrete
work. call Z. J. Ciilligan. 81 Fvurteeuth
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wAETED-Barbe at once, $4,000 and
= over $500; good for $4,000 per
week. Wire Frank H Mayors. Manning
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WANTED - Experienced Ford truc.I
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WANTED-A salesman with auto to
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OWN AN EI.ECTE-c BAKERY.
Cash nni carry bushes shows I'M
ronsc profit. No ga fumes ar heat.
Most un-fn-,,Ht" sanitary bakery in on
istrnce. 11r first 10 INSTALL ono in your
hnrn" town. Arv"r" c1n on"ratc tive
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SnuJ now for irrurrrri iCr. Keeps Fresh
Electric Rakcrirs. 1"G W. Madison S..
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WAHTED-Men. Age II to SIS. E1-
pcrience unnecessary. Travel: make
secret investigations, reports Salaries;
expenses American Foreign Detective
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Of seeds, gardening or farming. Mar
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WAETHD-Earn $25 weekly. spare
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wANTRD-PoGition for returned soldier
as chauffeur. Experienced aud expert
as repair1nAn. Give the boy O chance.
Immediate work ts necessary. Tor tn
formation Gail The ntelligencer Office,
822 or 823. Ask for Ir. Boyd.