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We stuck to our horse, Nancy and I. but when I'd found away out of the washout, a dozen pony riders were between us and the fort. "I told Nancy to cling tight; then I kicked our pony's ribs, and set him going; and with a Colt in each hand, I rode into the bunch, blazing at them right and left. I don't suppose in that darkness that my shots did any damage, but they served to clear a path, and we bolted through, with the crowd whooping on our heels. "They'd have got us, too, under the very walls of the pwt, but Bent was ready with his men when he heard the first shots.

I rode straightat his stockade gate, yelling for dear life. The gate swung wide, and Nancy and I went flying through. "In a month after her rescue Colonel Bent landed Nancy at Santa Word was sent to the mission, where there were two people glad enough to lay aside their mourning." Angla Found Cullty. Danville, April 20. -T.

M. Ar president of the Dry Fork Distilling Company, was found guilty in the Federal Court here to-day of having committed extensive revenue frauds on the government. The jury was out about an hour. Immediately after the verdict was returned Judge McDowell sentenced Angle to four years in the penitentiary and imposed a fine of $15,000. Attorneys for the defense noted an appeal and bail wa3 fixed at 20,000, which was furnished.

Angle is also under sentence in North Carolina for violation of the revenue laws in that State. The cases against the other officers of the Dry Fork Company and the government officials charged with collusion to defraud have all been continued. A Tale of the Frontier Cont'mied from rage 5. keen attacked, as she had never heard anything about it from the JKiowas. ''She shown good strategy for a nine-year-old in obeying: my instructions.

She had gone out to the dance with the squaw, who claimed now to be her mother, nad pretended to be sick, and wanted to go to the teepee and lie down. The squaw refused consent, and Nancy sprang away from her and ran to the looge, dodged in at the front and out at the back, then anions the teepees farther and farther from the dance ground. Then with the fierce squaw close at her heels, she had rounded the end of the village out of sight of the crowd. "After hearing her story I bade the child keep tjuiet, ana founa an easy perch for myself. I could still hear the boom-boom! of the drums, which kept up for houir, "Nancy slept, and at daylight the noises subsided.

We passed that day a wearisome one in the tree and with nothing to alarm lis greatly. Toward noon, peering out from my cover, I saw the Kiowns and Cheyenes. with packs and travees, moving down the jiver trail. The rendezvous had broken up, and the big villages passed within two or three hundred yards of us. "It was three houn after dark that night before I unloosed the little girl and put her feet again on the good soft earth.

We silently threaded the woods, coming out on the bluffs at an edge of timber opposite where we had been in hiding. We passed round on the prairie and approached Bent's Fort from above. "It was the best manoenver I could frame to fool any Indians who might be lurking round. "But the Indians were more shrewd than I had thought. With at my heels, I was making my way down a dryvashout which ran to the river some two hundred yards above the pos- The Oldest Weekly Newspaper in this Part of North Carolina DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small, safe, sure and gentle little pills.

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WRITE TO US. NOTICE TO PEOPLE WHO ARE Ml SUBSGPJBSBS TO THIS jumped at me from behind a bank and another pounced upon poor little Nancy. "I was pretty active and strong in those I struck out at the first and had the luck to hit him on the windpipe. I grabbed the other about the middle; we went down together, and I gave him a stout rap over the skull with one of my pistols. "I scam bled up and saw the other viliian running oft' with Nancy.

He was making for a clump of trees on the river-bank, where his horse was tied. "Then I did the hardest sprinting of my life. The Indian couldn't have had more than fifty yards the start; yet in a three-hundred-yard run, and burdened as he was, he was within five rods -of his pony when I came up with him. "He me at his He dropped Nancy, whirled and fired oointblank at me. His powder s'nged ray face and nearly put out my left eye, it's never been good since, and if I hadn't had a cocked Colt in hand, it would have been all over with me.

Rut I was ready, and a half-minute later I had Nancy in front of the Kiowa's saddle and was racing ir Bent's, four-hundred yards a ray. "Even as I mounted the horse, heard the clatter of ponies coming out from the bluffs on the other fice of the washout, and I knew that the woods and hills jt of Ointment for Catarrh at Coilains Mercury i men will svrcly destroy th smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles ne be used except on pre-rrptions from reputable physicians, as damage they will do ten foM to u' good you can possibly derive from HhD's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by Cheney Toledo, contains mercury, and is taken in-leinuliy, acting directly upon the blood mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you i genuine. It i taken internally Unquestionablyjithe Largest Circulated Paper in Surry County THE MOUNT AIRY NEWS J.

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