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ways restlve. and sometimes driv cu frantic by the fierce storms o; Ahuuder and lightning, they had to be watched day and night. Bui .IIig Dave bad escaped with noth- ing worse than a bruise or two and |had won the profane praise of the boss when the plunging, squealing ‘herd was drlvern to panic. To the boss, Jelks. he confided his lnteu -tlon to leave the expedition a1 lifouucil Bluffs and strike westward lover the Oregon Trail to the Paci- liic.

‘ "Iiuie tor lose a good man. bul I won't stand in yer as 11y, Brzuiflqn" said Jelku. "Rec-ken you've done yer share. ‘But it's risky ‘bllslnegg for a lone man and‘ a boy to hi1 that trail. Iujuns arc goitin’ worse hi] more restless. ,Jlm Bridge-Fa men. (all fellor. ham

led Spence, aboard hnre, and he'll know purly much what the lay o. lhc land '

Jtramlou hail hoard a hundred ylales of Bridger, the greatest scout land plaiusmun that the West ever knew. Ile yvus eager to meet any- louc known as "Jim Bridger‘s man." 10f all the iulreplibpathfindcrs fiiridgci" loomed the greatest, his Qllvflflfl and his fame overtopping ilhc exploits of even such paladins ‘as Kit Carson. Jlm Baker. Califor- nia Joe. Jlm Beckwith. Pop Corn 'and Jacki)’ Clubs.

"Brandon. shake builds with ,Slleut Spence." said Jelks. uexv day. “Mayibe Silent, here, klnftell lye sonic-thin‘ about the hostilar along the Platte. and beyanl. Bran. _1lon's bound fer the Oregon Trail Silent. him and the boy -— jest them."

Spence. six feet three. straight as {an Indian, and fully as (iflppef. lbmwn; with black hair that swept ‘his buckskin shoulders. eves wldb ‘apart and of piercing black. n ;hnwk's nose and a good, strglghi miouth. gave lBig Dave u hand of steel. and n “Howdy? and went on w-almly smoking his ‘pipe. He was

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lmakin’ big medicine — restless. lCheyennes were carryln’ ih’ war- kpipe to the Sioux azin‘ the Paw- nees and the Shosoni. White Bull

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THE cmuzwmmwu ovations ;Q y The. Iron Horse

‘with them. Next thing. Pawsccs

flies. all ‘round. When ‘Inluns pciutred again’ each other. white meu are

that I'd let ‘Injuns hold me back.

‘mud of Cheycnnes who're said to be led by a. half-white

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lnned t.h' Brent. medicine arrer of. f nhe (‘heyennes svas mixed up in it.

. the Red ‘Men, marked every mile ol

use had lost their big medicine. the

msglc a-rrer. durin’ a Pawnee rsid. *~*\"‘

Then the Oglallas caught the Paw- nccs uappln’. lifted s log cf h'ar and carried the sacred arrer sway

ambush Oglsllss and take White Bull's skcip." with about thirty more for good msssu v. But they didn't 3st the srrcr. Seems like ihe Oglsllsa Ilually sold It back to the Gheycuncs for a hundred po- Il. made a lot oi’ had blood

apt to git kctched In between ‘less their medicine Is powerful strong." “Maybe the trouble hasn't start- ed yet." suggested Brandon.

"Faint hccrd definite." ‘said zpence. "but I wouldn't he a mite Vpriaed ll’ II had. Still. that ain't he worst of it. Winter before last black winter among the ‘NIPS. (‘ramps and smallpox. Very bad. Mato-Wayubl. Old Conquer» lg Bear. told me the Injuns were ‘ilamln’ the whites for cnusin‘ what he called ‘the-peopls-had-spotted- loath-winner.‘ A lot of braves went o their happy hunting grounds.

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'ujuns say their bones must be ovcred." - ' This news troubled Brandon.

Was it right. he asked himself. to "ike Davy Into the hills if what iucb men as Bridger and Spence \\'PI‘(‘. saying was likely to happen? " ‘Course. if ye're bent on goin‘ w." w-id Spence. “l don't know

Props the worst danger i-s from a

renegade ‘hey call ‘Twodringers’. Jiim and hev heard yarns aplenty about "his fuller, though we never cut his rail. Seams like his mother was i (‘hoyenne squaw which gave him -. big drag with the tribe. His ~ilmr was n French fur trapper who settled lu the Smoky Hills re- 'ci(‘n, back in the thirties. and who ‘of a grant 0i‘ land from the Chey- uues. The head men of the Chey- ‘IIIIOR don't cotton much to this Two Fingers party. but he's hi? nozliclue with the young hot-heads who're allus ready fer the war~ ‘Jlill. You ilvaut to keep yer eye ieeled for film. ‘Brandon. He's a ‘urdcln’ devil. by all accounts." "Thanks. Spence," suln Big Dave. I'm likely to forget a word of xhat you've (old me. Where is w. Bridger now?" “Jim? Oh, he's snipers ‘round ‘ort Laramie. or up the Horse» -.hm>. I surmise Jim's tryin‘ to‘ uilaver Wlbll the Sioux and keep, ‘m out of a general mixup. Jim} wands acerhigh with Red Cloud." I “Hope I IllIl across him." said] lrnndou. “He's a grand man." ‘ "Jim kin take keer of himself. all‘ right." said Spence. with a dry tulle. "Riaybe I'll run across vel uysell’. before many weeks. I'm‘, bin‘ up to Fort Union with Siev? 114s supply gang. ihcu I'm goiu‘ o strike straight W95! lo the lills."

As the days passed. Brandon's‘ apprehensions. roused by his talk with lSpence, gave way to his nat- ural optimism and the ‘hope which fired him. Before the Gregor ‘zighted Council Bluffs he had made up his mind that he could wlu through; that It was his duty m :0 on. At. the Bluffs he said fare- well to the expedition. and after outfitting. crossed the river and took {he Oregon Trail, the Iongcsi "Oad yet developed in the United States. the ancient path which hurl bcembeatcn ‘by the hulfaloaand the Indians. The sun-bleached bones of the great animal which was food and clothing-Alia lisell'—- to

the trail.

lDay after day. he and little Davy fared along the lbroad and easy trail to Grand Island. where thc Platte River dipped farthest south and where the trail veered to tlu‘ southern bank. to Fort Kearney. where It returned to ‘the north fork. and on toward the fur-trading post at Laramie. Lonely days irverr brightened when they mat easi- bouud wagon trains rolling in from the Oregon, or when travellers ov- ertook and ‘passed them. As ZBr-iu- riou- approached Lhc gateway oi‘ his dreams he become a new man. Am- bition drove him and high hope Illuminated his mind. As for llttlc Davy, the overland journey was a daily joy. ‘lie thrived in the now life. Il-ie had never been so happy He learned the trick of now and manly things. lBrandon taughlhim secrets of the trail. Ho learned how to cook. how to care for hors- os. llic grew taller and stronger. U-pon the "Laramie Plains they turned Into the Si. Vrain Trail to Lhc ‘Laramie Mountains. or the Black Hills. ascome called them. tho low. savagely broken range around which the ‘Oregon Trail swung-In a wide detour oi almost two hundred mllcs. laby-rlnth of gorges and ‘peaks that the surveyor felt his work must begun-the search for the pass which would make possible the railway. the grout railway which would lluk ‘East and West.

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-Lorne Vsllcy Road farms contain- It was In thlsling one hundred acres of land a

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nervous troubles, irregularities and fainting spells.

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the sick writes a letter of praise or Lydia . Pinkhamb ege-

table Compound like the following, it should influence other

' Q worsen who are passing through the Change of Life to try it.

fill, Lydia E.Pinkham’sVegetable Compound is a root and herb medi-

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symptoms. Nurse Stacey's Letter Follows:

Colllnsvillc, IlIluoil.-"I could slmost write s book In praise c! Lydls llfinkhsm’! Vcgctsblc Compound. In the first plscc my husband induccd inc to try it sud I hsvs ovu- tiuucd taking it off sud cu for ycsrs. I hsvc booomc s wsll woman from its use Ind cm now sskiug it through the Chsugc oi Llfc jun so boon the safe sidc. I flrsttcok it for backache sud s weak condition of the whole system sud I think it ssvcd my Ilfs sud my baby. Bhc is uuw s mother and takes it herself an I think I can count ss high as shundrcd womcnlhsvs recommended the Vcgassblo Compound to, as I sm s rsotlcsl nurse. Uss my Icttce ll any svsy you sec fit for I will stsud by whst I vn-Itc."- is. H. B-rAcsnCoIIInlv lIs, III. . Another Woman's Similar Experience

Ingcmsr, N. B.—"I took your medicine for s run-down condition sud luwlsd tlclhlss. I hsd &sins in my right sldc so bad at times that I could not walk any dlnsncs. I ssw about - Lydia . Pinkhsufs Vsgstubls Compound in the ncwsp; rs d hsvo t-skcn flvs bottles of

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Lydia E. Pinkhartfs etable Compoun.

By virtue of a Statute Execution. :0 ms directed issued oug of his; Majesty's‘ Supreme Court of Judi- cature at the Suit of the Massey wiarrls 60., Limited, Plaintiff and Neil Nicholson Defendant, I have. taken and seized all that tract piece and parcel of land, situate lylflQ and being in township No. iiftyvtwo n Kings ounty in Prince Edward Island. Bounded and described as‘ follows. That la to say. Commencing at the Junction of J10 Carclgan Road w-th a road ceding from the Cardigan Road to

For Sale

The entire equipment Slation including:

of the

ihence Northwestwardly along the Blocks snd all Tools used in a first class Garage.

aid Lorne Valley Road to the land if John Mustard, thence South along the land of the said John Mlustsnd to ‘thc Cardigan Road“ thence Southwcsw/ardly along the said Cardigan Road to the place of:

Office Desks. Cash Reglstors, Cabinets. Safc. Etc. Etc.

McLaughlin parts and Chains. Snubbers, Pumps, etc,

Also. all that other piece sndi day‘ °°'°b°' 30th‘

psrccl, situate lying and been in‘ lot or township fifty-two in King's! County in Prince Edward Island, bounded and described Is followstl lhst ls to say-On the Southwest by the Lorna Vsllsy Road, on the‘ Northeast by lsnd now or formerlyl m the possession of Angus McLeod,’ on tho Southeast by land in the, possession of Ronald McNelll, now William McEwsins and‘ on ‘the Northeast by the rcar line of the

your own price.

I Showroom and Garage for rant.

159 QUEEN STREET‘

llttlc more or less. And I hcrcby give Public Notice

Garage Equipment

McLaughlin Servlcc

:10 ttorvlie Valley Quad, thenc: Air Comprescr Ind Tank, Battery Tools and Rectifier. I‘ . . road ‘o. are‘ Lzmga Valmfinugzgd Alemltc Grease Gun, Sdewalk Oll Pump. Jacks.

Type Writer, Filing

4e nersl Accessories,

commencement containing one crux‘, “r” °' "m, a “m” m°"°_ The above will be sold at private Sale, beginning Fri-

A chance for Garages to buy necdcd equipment at

K. E. White

that I will on Tuesday the 20th day of April A. D., 1926 at (he hour of 12 o'clock noon at the Court House In George.

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town In King's County, sct up and

CHAPTER V. THE PASS

As they rode the trail or camped] at night. ‘Brandon explained l0l Davy the heart of the problem he‘ bad set himself to solve. z "Most folks think it's the Rocky;

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household filrnlsurs. Oslo pcsltivq. no rsscrvs.

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Auction Sula st 20 North River ‘Road, residence of the lstc Mm M. ‘P. Hogan, on Friday, October 80th st 1.80 o'clock sharp. s lot cf ctoclbs

‘Mountains that hold up the rail-l road," he said. "That ain't so. Thai road can top the Rockies. high as they are. ‘Those passes are knowh. What's needed‘ is a short cut through these foothills to save hundreds of miles of building."

[land's Llllmsn‘ usnl by phyllrllvlo.

OUOPINBISN‘; SERVICE

Tho I J. "Hocivclsgs" will cssls running ch the Charlottetown- Pictcu Rcuh on Saturday the 31st Inst. lssvlng Irucc Otswsri A 00..

Tunic Lemme, Ivan-n a s15 Qsturdsy

Mill. morning on hoe last trip from this J. A. McDONALD, Port for ‘this sscsco. BIBT-Ill-IMSI. Auctlcnccr- MSI-IO-llllfll.

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sell at Public Auction. the said [properties or as much thereof as Jwlll satisfy the levy marked on the Execution fourteen hundred snc

Live Hogs

fnrty nlnc dollars and fifty cents

61.44950) besides the Sheriff's fees and sil legal incidental cx- pensss.

MICHAEL MURPHY,

Sheriff.

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_ We will take Live Hogs at our plant up till noon on Tuesday and Thursday weekly. Hogs must be well finished and n

lshcrlffs Office, King's County, October 18th, 1025.