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lnestiuu ,han flctluul»» 'and surelhlng men. or words uo.'l’he crime. as before stated, accur-

“l-lardly. You have to begin your luhuu ell-euu Then the stralght Stull-_lred at about ten-forty-five, At

elcven~thirty the p0Sre which Mar-

,lslluus from the alley buck of Mum shal McGrath immediately started

to form was still engaged in inter- esting conversation at the jail.

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"Well rustlel" he growlxd. “Did‘:l. minute. When this was done you get anything on that bank the pair who had been covering rouberyl" ' im. bank officials backed awry to, “Not much. Taylor told me to§the entrance of the alley, stilll

sos you." , fcovsnng their victims. with r. final

"Just as well," piled Marcus. I warning that they would s`hoot the ,

“You take this stoi' exactly as Ilfirst man who emerged. they SWUUB lay it out for you." ‘v‘.*lth news to; into their saddles and rode BWBY

/from '..';;

Prope slings. The operation took bu

Iwrite, I was no longer his partner; l ln the darkness,

_he had become the boss, executive' “Plucklly disrc,;:.rdlng the warn

a paradise for crooks, road-agents

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s'.l~eet announced the daring crime.

‘A few minutes before that time

four horsemen rode quietly up to

Ilhu mmmce of the auey ueulnd which takes time-or something

I .thc bank and left their horses

and exacting. “Don’t touch it upllngs of the bandits, the banlzcr and

. ,`\ 9,. ‘too much. Make it straight and ; his assistants hurried to recover'

cold. All ready? Go! The Bank of their guns. which had been tossed|

Cottonwood was robbed last night"/into the dark space between twol

` d ' -as morning newspaper msn must, l cabins. Mr. Taylor was the first to| " he was dating the event one daylsucceed. He ran to the entrance of.

behind. “Let yourself out a littlefgho alley and turned loose a_t the in the introduction. Call lt an in-lbandlts as they disappeared in

_solent performance or somethinglmoonllght. They returned the fire `l&ke that. Oh, yes, and say: “duelat long range, fortunately with no

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DARWIN TUUPS' “mg ' I ra mn lvmc has made this camp "The police were at once notified. '

Cinching a saddle is an operation

sarcastic, better than that. Rub if

:One horse it was noticed by tha'l“t° them' And end_ like th1s_tB'ke spectators, was a buckskin"-here ht d°wn as I say it'

`Marcus hesitated ln his steady flow Of language. then went on more

"'The aftermath of this affair

will doubtless be known to all be-

lsluwlyl nu buukskln Wltu u uccuulforc this issue of the Courier reach-

les its readers."

lliar spot on his flank had been

Automobiles are now within the lnotlced about camp au evemn nl I cguld endure it no longer, That

"l know It, hang ’em. Half a

ls perhaps more than ls coincidence

l ll "aw °' °v°"yb°dy‘" l- , I - g' side of me which had been buried

L_ _t d | dozen of _them nearly reached me 'that a few minutes before thelm night in the dark names °€, my

lml 6 I this morning. crime occurred u mmln :own inner hell burst to the sur ace.

p ent itlzen

pasuuu uuwu uw Llveruoolc luuln manifested itself in violent physi trail, sow a group of men 1;reo|;1nglC8l action as I stuck the lJ01!1t 01

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"Virginia, er-what does that

young man do.."

“What young man, papa?" "Why, the one that calls three

nights a week and ncver notices the clock."

"Oh, papa, he has political aspi-

rations. He really expects to be elected a legislator."

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lhorse with something suspiciously' “Why are y°u kwping me in me

resembling yellow whitewash"-it

dark? Why am I on the outside of

was Well that Muruus here puusedl all this?" A dozen circumstances

'lgain lrl his narrative for the rush fhad mme together in my mind-

uf blood through tense uhuuuels ‘the mysterious absences or Marcus.

ears and eyes cleared' and Marcus

moving its out-going shipments of

The transfer to and from the vaults of’ the bank took place usually after dark. Last night a consignment oi" -a pause again-"what is report-

`door. At the apvolnted hour the

guard. Drawing up the wa on and'

help. At the moment when they had their hands full four men sprangl ,from a doorway in a cabin which; faces the back door of the bank,‘ Before either the guards or thel bank officials oould get to thelrl guns each felt a muzzle poked into: his ribs To resist would have been; to invite certain death. With mut~ tered words of command the road

l _ lan.-his booked their victilns against Presses on Heart

the door, took away the guns. Then. while two of the bandits kept them covered, the others rapidly remov-

ed the tl'ea.slu'e-boxes to the en-l orange of the nil-ey, loaded them on to their horses. So well had the

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ing that bank robbery, the opera-

wus pruueedlng: UNO' I guess youu ltlons of Mike the Bartender, the belle, leave that out Nou u word guard at the door of the Courier, 'of that-or the color of any horse. ith” last' cryptic sentmee' Under

nowlng to the danger ol, highway it all flamed a deeper, fouler, more obuery eve, present lu mls camp’ ltormentlng misery. Some one had the Bank of Cottonwood has been ,mmrmed the bandits as t° the very tukgug uuusuul urecuullons in :hour when the treasure would be

'delivered at the bank. some one

bullluu uud lts uucomlug slup_ lhad informed them as to the very ments ul- uulued gold and cun_emu_ ,character of its packing. some one

. . . numbiy I could feel the nails digging into my clenched palms.

And the face of Marcus Handy

took on a curious expression. Al-

ed tu be gold com was due to m__ most, he looked ashamed. He drop- rlvu at about tenuhlrtyl an hour lped his eyes to the stone. when most of the revelers in camp' Msorry’ I cm" ten y°u now' k1d'" would be ln the dancehall and he said hesltantly. "Right sorry I

varieties, or wooing the elllsivelmmlt' Y°u,v° always played square goddess of chance. The bank waslyfth me' 2;: Wil; ‘;n;u'w°'vifg°"e ,all ready for the shipment. The? press' en 9 y°“» y°“

police department had been noti- ,S1151 'Last to kn°W' Ngwk get t° fled.” Another pause. "Unfortunat-`w r ' we "er y°u" 9' es ° the

ugly, our elllcleuu uuu-rdluus of lue:pl-irlrltersmas fast as you write them,-.

‘mcllpxlllpetrtyrgefl in some SM'|bursTiwltlflrcl‘llsr§::)cll?slL`lt/c>n1ll,edlr1bn;)l'1llf;y cas c s o .lke hat-were wait.

lug ul the Wmuu entrance to tuefund1a}ulshIl;rlty.(l do nottktuluw twhall: alley, and did not participate 1 ` mg “ve me' Bu S °“° Subsequent e,,uus_ H_ A_ Taylozlol sentiment sawed to cool and

uresldeut of the bunk' and Horuelilcluldy mful Myguivlorklng sldeitook Hutchins. his teller, rhnnselves ° “B” ' °“5Y I 'Wed lfwfins 115 guards, waited at me luck -through the story, _the printers

taking away the uncorrected copy

shlumeuu urrlvud ln 5 democmulas I wrote. However, I noticed

wugolu dulveu by John R cruderldlgrllty certain irrligularitleiiin the with-what the mares are his init-’“ “’“ “° ° °“’ ° ’°"° I lul5?_oh' yes' Pete l_l.amum_aslheard parleys at thc door; efvidentfl

ly the guard was still tui-ning visi-

,llsmuuntluu they preparedg to un_ltoi-s away. One man. however. was

load the money' Wluch was lml0s_ ,permitted to pass-Cohen the jewe-l ed ln two locked strong-boxes. fm' He held 3 whispered °°“'"en°°l Huuluu reached the bunk safely, ,with Marcus over the stone, rloddedl the guardians of th treasu re- depaned hastuy' M"°“‘ W” ke°l".' laxed their viglalnceipuu ln rseume_:i“K the 9°” P539 09°” fm' my! thing like that. Anyhow Mr. Tay- amy °' the ’°""°’Y~ I md ““"°°’Y

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lor and Mr' Hutchins' instead of into place lnsez-legen illleraslocliedl remaining on guard, started to ' ’ '

the form. And now my hot. black impatience surged again.

“You said you'd tell me-"I cried'

from my desk.

(To Be Continued)

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from Southport l-‘crry to Georgetown in the south slllc of Velllngton Street running tllcllce along Wellington Street :south fifty-five degrees west two hun- Zllrcd feet to the west side of Banner- man Street thence along the same nortilwestwardly one hundred feet to 'land sold tn Patrick (lrlmea thence along the some lolltb fifty-five degrees west to the bank or shore of Hills- horo River thence along the ilald river nnll the northern ellie of the north branch of Stewart Cove southerly, southsasterly and easterly to a stake ln the went slrle of Hillsboro Street aforesaid and thence along the same northwest eight bllnllrell and sixty- ssverl feet to the place of eommrlnce- ment being marked nnll distinguished on the pllln of part of Southport made by Tholnna W. May L. S. llatell Sep- tcmper 1003 as blots 17. 13. 10, 20, and 21 containing eleven acres and seventy hundredths of nn ncro ll little more or less ALSO nil that tract of land in said Township bounded and described as follows, that ls to my: Commeneing na the east eldo of liillsboro Street in the northwest angle of ll plot of land formerly owned by the inte John

Bell now or formerly the property of I nntiul lionrh an runn ng thence afon the lurid street northwest nine- ty-nfne feet to a fem-o on the south boundary nf land formerly owned or occupied by John Srl-\\-nrt thence along the lame northeast two hundred feet nr tn the west boundary of the Ayl-

vrsrd farm thence along the same southeast nlnriy-nine feet to the north

boundaru llno of land of the into lg- nnthls nach and thence along the

til to th la f om

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tlngulsherl on the said plan as plot llllmllcr twenty-four and containing til-100 (forty-six bundredtlls) ncrell more or less ALSO all that tract piece or pnrrel of land sltuate lying und llelng in said lot or Tovrnsliip Number forty-eight in Queens County bounded lla follows: Colnmonelng at a stake fixed ih the west boundary line of the Aylward Farm in the southeast of the said plot of land formerly owned by tho into John Ball formerly tho property of the late Ignntiul Roach llnri running thenco along the said west boundary of the Aylwnrd farm solltll- east one hundred and eighteen feet two inches or to the north houndllry of land owned and occupied by Lemuel C. Owcn thence along the same south- westwnrllly one llllnllted and tvro feet thrco inches to the east side of John Street thence along the same north- westwllrdly one hundred and twenty- seven feet nine inches to the south

boundary llno nf Ilroperty formerly owned hy th into gnntlus Roach as nforeenlll thence along the same north- nnstwllrdlv one hundred and one feet three inches to fb, place of com- mencement being marked and disting- uluhcrl on the said plan as Plot num- bcr 23 containing twnty-eight blind- redths of lln ncra of land a little more

nr less the whole ghove described con- taining twelve aces snll forty-four llllnrireilihs of nn acre nf land a littlo more or lcss and more pu-tlcnlnrly delineated and llescrlberl on ll plnll onnexeil to ll :iced of conveyance mnde between -Tnm:-ll Brofllen and llnrr t"lll-olln Brogdcll nml said I natlus Roach ALSO nil that tract pllece or r-llreel of land llltimte lvlng and being on Lot or Township Number Forty- elght nforesnld bounded and desrrlhl-ll lla follows, that la to lay: All the rlitht. title nml interest Annie ir'-llc Gemre may have to tile mrlrsh~ly|n'l along the northern side of the

thern branch ot Btovnlrts Cove /-' mentioned ALSO all that other v plc-rc or pnrcel of land sltliste l_v|l-< and holng on Lot fortrelgllt nforcslr hollmlefl lla follnwa: that is to sl|y_ "°"\llN‘I1"‘|Mr It the angle of the rom] leading from southport to George- town and of Beete'u lllmi on the north- east side of tho said road thence north- enstwsrdly for the distance of two hundred feet or to the property of

John Aylward thence slonl the same southenstwarflly for the dlalnncr nf slxtv feet thence solltlnrestlvnriily for

the distance of two hundred feet or io the road aforesaid icllrllng_ from Southport nnrl theneo along the aume northwestwllrllly sixty feet to the place of commencement.

This solo is mnde under and in nr-

suanco of a Power of Sale eontslbeil lln an Indenture of Mortgage dated tho -Tth July 11121 made between Annie Irene Genge of Southport in Queens Colirlty Prince Edward Islnnd of the one pllrt and Alexander Ml-lsnnc of Solltbport aforesaid of the other part, llefnult having been made in pi\_\'lnerlt of interest. or particulars apply to glglfmuelguullsiclrlnroa, sol- AD5leuM=bls 23r_d day of September

CATHERINE MMSAAC, Administrntrlx ot thc cstnto nnll effects of Alexander lilc-

SW3 _e4_ml_H1a;.lEr.|leceused, the Mortgllgee.

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ANA’ livin; the matter serious

consideration I have decided lc 1| f-l\\l\0lllbl,e to continue doing bml. ness under the present Credit Sn. tem. Therefore on and after (let. llltb my books will be closed n_-15 no farther credit given.

J. W. MeEWEN,

Bristol. P. E. I.

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FOR SALE

arm 90 sores at Malpeqae llosll. _ .meant Valley, in high state ouitl- vatlon. Dwelling and good onbuiid- bln. Well watered. Mile and half from Brsdalbsne Station. Sell with or without crop. Apply owner

JOIIN A. MMDONALD,

Box 103, Breadalbane.

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A certified cheque must looon-

pluly each tender to he returned in case of non-acceptance.

Not bound to accept the highest

or any tender.

JAMES A. MnoDONALD,

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