New Nick Carter Weekly, No. 23 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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Entered acearding to Aet of Congress ti the 2 inact ll by Slreet @ Smith, in the Offtee of the Librarian of Congress, ashington, D. C. Entered as second class Maller at the New York, N. Y., Post Office. ; : Issued weekly. Subscription price, $2. 50 per year. June 5, 1897. No. 23. Srreer & SuITH, Publishers. N EW YO R K. 29 Rose St., N. Y. 5 Ce nts ao a . Among them was a woman and her little daughter, who occupied two chairs upon CHAPTER I. IN FRONT OF THE TUNNEL. Pate ithe right-hand side oft e car. Re. The north-bound express passenger | a the Oa ae yom F Ren rte: 4 Sitting opposite to them and very busy * | had | ES ealeemare natant ~ +with a book, was Trim Carter. > had left Monterey at two o’clock in the z > a Stovnsespin Scattered about the car were other pas- It was still many hours before the train | ‘sengers of whom it is not necessary at ¥ was due to reach the boundary line of | present to say anything. 4 _ the waited States. | | ‘Trim was on his way home after a suc- 3 Whe pai ‘Grande but > was aeiiag @ alchg | y the hills and mountains BS to | Trim was well satisfied with the re- ‘tsults of his undertaking and had taken to ail th the railroad tor his return Leer be- /sooner tha an are :* ak: Sa diet set Vera Cruz, and he Fan sne oe to EAN iss