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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
AGRICULTURE Will
BE RIG ATTRACTION
Farmers, Truckers and Fruit
Growers Getting. Interested.
The List of Premiums.

The Superintendent of the Agricul-
tural Exhibit of the Tazewell Fair
is gratified by the number of contest
ants already in sight for this fall.
The agricultural feature promises to
be prominent among the exhibits.
Below is . list, subject to few alter
ations perhaps, of the things for
which premiums will be offered:
One half bushel best bearded and
smoothe wheat, rye, oats and buck
wheat.
Best twenty ears of white, yellow
and sugar corn, best basket red,
white and black grapes.
Best peck pop corn.
Best half bushel of stock and sugar
beets, tuTnips, irish and sweet po-
tatoes, rutabagas, onions, best peak
of Lima and cornfield beans in pod,
best dozen stalks celery, best dozen
tomatoes, best display of vegetables,
10 varieties of specimens each.
Best dozen Of following variety of
apples: Ben Davis, Fallawater,
johnson Fine Winter, Northern Spy,
Smokehouse, Arkansas Red, Wine
sap Balwdin, Virginia Beauty,
Crow Egg.
Best display Of ~ of any variety.
Also, of Pears, Peaches, and Plums.
Premiums will also be offered for
largest pumpkin, largest cabbage,
not less than heads. Best home
made cheese and best 1-2 pounds
butter, loaf bread, honey in comb.
The Superintendent would be glad of
any suggestions rs TO this list. The
amounts of premiums offered for
each article will. be published as soon
as completed. Select your arti Gle
now, and get your ground, ETC., in
shape. This exhibit must be the best
OF the Fair-certainly il is the most
important.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
INJUNCTION NOT
GRANTED BY JUDGE
Counsel For Pocahontas Collier
les Seek to Stop Large Mum
Der of Suits in Tazewell.

Nearly all of the lawyers interested
i'm the eases pending against the
Pocahontas Galleries Company,
brought 10y the administrators OF
men killed i'm the mines in an ex-
piosion several years ago, were in
Tazewell Monday To defend an in
junction prayed for by counsel for
the defendant. The case was argued
i'm the law Offices of Henry and Gra-
ham before Judge Fulton Kegley, of
the Tazewell Circuit Court.
The eases pending several against
the Colleries Company represent sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, there
being something like thirty five
complainants.
At the two former trials had in the
Tazewell Circuit court verdicis were
rendered in favor of the defendant
company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
Abingdon Presbytery

Abingdon Presbyterry will convene
here on Tuesday night, April Goth mt
o'clock. Quite IA large number of
ministers and lay delegates are ex-
pected. The committee ON entertain
ment Is composed of Mesrs. a. Il.
Gillespie, w. a. Scott, and j. B.
Boyer. That the brethren will be
royalty entertained goes without say
inc. Ii may not be generally remem-
bered, that this good year. 1909 is the
four hundredth anniversary of John
Calvin's birth. and Will be generally
celebrated 10y the brethren of the
Clavanistic faith throughout the
world. At least four specially pre-
pared addresses will be delivered
here during Presbytery on the life
and labors of this celebrated theolo-
ginn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
An Attractive Publication

One of the most attractive publica-
tions, both in subject matter and ap-
pearance, which has come To this
office for sometime, is a magazine re-
Gently put out by MIR. LaBaume.
agent of thelndusIrial Department of
the Norfolk and Western Railway.
The magazine is styled Virginia.
a Land of Sunshine, and the reader
is made TO think so, too, after perus-
ing its pages, IL he never thought so
before. Certainly you think, after go
ing through this magazine, that the
Roses nowhere bloom so sweet" nor
the apples and peaches so large and
luscious, nor the corn so tall or the
grass so green, ror tie peanut 81, crisp,
nor the potatoe so sweet, the cows so
fine, or the grain SO full or the straw
berries so sweet, or the cream SO
thick or-the girls so pretty-"As
in Virginia.
A number OF interesting articles
on various subjects are contributed
by experts i'm their line. Good roads,
schools. stock, grasses, grain, fruits,
vegetables, are all ably presented.
Professor Greever, of Burke's Gar
den, writes Interestingly on the good
traits, beauty, etc, of the famous
White Wyand ottes and White
Holland Turkeys, and makes one
feel that they are, certainly among
the best and pretteist of all the
breeds. copy OF this beautiful
magazine should be i'm the hands of
everybody, il possible. a postal To
Mr.. LaBaume, of Roanoke, will
bring you copy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
Shrader News

Shraders, April 6.-Sunday School
will be organized next Sunday. Ev-
erybody is invited TO attend.
Mrs. G.. p. Mcclure, who has be en-
quite i'll, is better at this writing.
Miss Ethel McGuie, who was called
home on account of her mothers ILL
ness, returned TO Roanoke today
Charles and Walter Mcclure started
today for an extended trip To Poca-
hontas county, West Virginia.
Eugene Crockett has accepted a
position with his brother, Il. IS.
Crockett at Canebreak.
The stork has again visi ted the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Shrader
and left a girl.
Messrs. II. III. McGuiIe and Graf
Gillespie of Adria, were in the Cove
on business.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
ShawVer Mills

Shawver's Mill, April s.-Far-
mers are busy planting potatoes, sow
ing oats, etc.
Miss Myrtle Yost, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Yost, of Springvllle,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida Walk
er.
VIM. l.. Shawver, Jr.. had the
misfortune to cut his foot with an
axe one day last week. The cut is
quite serious one. The young man
is confined to the house.
Mrs. G. s. Compton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Saunders in Thomp-
son Valley. Mrs. Saunders has been
quite sick for sometime.
Mr.. George Gregory, son of the
late t. G. Gregory, is still quite i'll.
He has Bright's disease.
Sunday School was reorganized at
the Methodist church last Sunday
morning with good prospects. Rev.
w. K. Neal is superintendent. Also,
the Sunday School at the Christian
church was recently reorganized with
good attendance. Rev. ID. A. Leffel
is superintendent. Both the schools,
about onehalf mile apart, have bright
prospects for prosperous season.
M. A. Ruble and his daughter
Miss Annie, of BIuestone, spent 6
day and night recently with S. J.
Cnndiff our postmaster.
Mrs. Everett ambert spent Sun
day with her friend, Mrs. ID. A
I4effel.
Some of our progressive farmer
will beign at once to grow somethin!
for exhibition in the agricultural de
partment of the fair this fall. w
propose to see TO it that Clear Forl
is represented, and the premium
come our way.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
The Register on Bluestone

Bluestone, April 5.-Misses Vir-
ginia and Rosa Summers spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with homefolks.
Mrs. s. II. Nash visited homefolks
on Mudfork Saturday.
Wa w. Hale spent part of last
week with relatives on Brush Fork.
Born, March 3rd to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Tabor, boy to Mr.. and Mr..
Will Bane, girl.
Miss Victoria Tabor, who has been
sick so long, is improving.
Miss Aletha Tabor, of Graham, W rs
on Bluestone Sunday.
A birthday party given by Miss
Virginia Tickle furnished most de-
lightful entertainment for the young
people. Refreshments of cake,
custard and candy were served on a
table beautifully decorated with
violets and myrtle. Miss Virginia
was the recipient of some nice pre-
sents, and the best wishes of her
numerous friends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
Back Home

Lieutenant Harry A. Stuart reach
ed Tazewell last Friday, after his
wonderful trip around the world
with the Atlantic fleet. He will re
main with his parents here until
about the Goth. Peach" as we all
know him, or used TO know him, has
grown into quite sturdy, sober
looking man, and has record of
which he and his family and friends
have just cause to be proud. The
Clinch Valley News, too, is glad that
il had the opportunity and the pleas
ure, years agO,of giving him "lift"
in small way-small, as seen from
this distance, but Large" perhaps,
at that time. He is only one of a
number of successful men who"got a
start, more or less, in a printing
oflice-some, unfortunately, down
wards, instead of upwards. Patience,
perseverance and pluck always wins
out in the end.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
Woman Burned to Death

Mrs. Cruey, wife of Chas. Cruey,
was burned To death last Thursday
night IA week ago, at her home near
Belfast Mills. She broke "A lamp,
spilling oil over the floor. She set IA
match To the oil TO burn IL from the
floor. II flashed up, caught her
clothing, and before rescued was
burned so severely that she died n
few hour afterwards. There was no
one in the house but her hubsand
who was unable 10 help her on nc
count of being partially paralyzed.
A young man, Mr.. Will Vencill,
who hapepend to be passing, ran to
her relief, but not in time TO save
her. Mrs. Cruey leaves, besides heI
husband, two daughters, about /.
and ii years old.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
CRIMSON CLOVER
GOOD FOR LANDS
If Sown at Right Time Will Take
Deep Root-Several Replies
Received From Growers.

Thopmson Valley April 6.-Mr.
Editor, In your paper of April End.
is an article asking for information
about crimson clover. | don OF pro-
Tess to be an expert with crimson
clover, but having had several years
experience with il and living, as
do. neal the center of the county. and
: In one of the highest valleys i'm the
county, perhaps my experience would
be of some value to the subscriber.
No, the winters here are not too cold
for IL, and il will do well on even
thin land, il IL is sown at last plow-
ing of corn. Some seedmen will tell
you TO SOW as late as September or
October, but | have found this too
late for this valley. 1t does not take
root enough To stand the winter.
But il sown I'm July il sticks well
and will make IA good growth TO turn
under i'm the spring IL let stand until
fIom the first To the fifteenth ofNIay.
by this time IL will be i'm full bloom
and on medium land should be from
half leg To knee high. In the green
state IL is relished 10y cattle and hors-
es and | believe would make good
hay, but | have never used il for this
purpose. The crop turned under,
would, OF course, improve the land
and thus benefit the next crop. While
turning under crop last spring
examined the roots and found them
well Iadened with bacteria. If SO
desired, the crop can be left To ripen
for seed, but this is not advisable, for
the crop is worth more rs n land Inn
proven. and the seed can usually be
bought at less expense than il can
be made at home. usually SOW
about one-quarter bushel per acre be-
fore the last plowing of corn. Sow
and plow In. DO not SOW after plow-
ing unless you want "A failure. Some
recommend il as fine winter past
ure but unless IL is sown early in
July and on pretty good land you
need not expect much pasture from
IL. At least this has been my ox-
perience. Yes, IL is good thing, and
If the farmers of the county would
use more of IL They would save their
land, make better crops and avoid
fertilizer bills. j. n. Rhudy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
Honored in Old Age

A Bethany, Mo-, paper states that
Mr.. Robert d. Rogers, who is in his
eighty fist year, in recent election
for town and district officers, in
which he was a candidate, received
the highest number of votes of any
democratic candidate, running away
ahead of the ticket. This fact is men,
81 may still be potent factor and a
man of affairs, and, also that Mr..
Rogers is held in high esteem by his
fellow citizens. Mr.. Rogers has rela-
vtes and friends in Tazewell-Mr.
G. w. Doak, of this town being his
first cousin-all of whom feel justly
proud of their relative in Bethany.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
A New Business

Mr.. John w. Buchanan has sold
out his interest in the Tazewell Mule
Company to his partner, Mr.. Thomp-
son and opened up for himself. He
has leased the large stables of Mr..
Geo. X. Surface, and will keep al
ways on hand number of good sad
die and driving h )rses, and will be
able to meet on short notice any de-
mand made upon him.
Mr.. Buchanan has done much in
the past TO build up the stock busi-
ness here, and parties wanting horses
will do well to call ON him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
NOTICE.

In the Clerks Office OF
" the Circuit Court "f the County OF
razewell, on the oh day of April,
1909
Il. III. Ascue, Plaintiff,
against
ID. Green, Nellie Ascue, +. Nj. Nc
Guire, II. g. Bowen, Trustee for j.
B Crabtree, w. Il. Steele. William
Gose, A. II. Graham, q. w. Owney,
Administrator OF w. X. Hewson. S.
g, Graham, Administrator OF Viii
liam Spots, a. Beevers and Il. A.
Gillespie, late partners under the
firm name OF Beavers e. Gillespie,
II. II. Swepson. Sanford, Chamber
lin 81 Allen, (the individual names
OF which firm are unknown). w. w.
Woodruff q Company, (The individ-
ual names of which firm are un-
known), j. N. Harman, Trustee for
S. Graybeal & Company. Simeon
Graybeal, G.. Lee Graybeal, part
ners as S. Graybeal & Company,
James Mulkey, Cone, Shields *
Company (the individual names OF
which firm are unknown),
Defendants.
The object of this suit is TO enforce
the payment OF a vendors lien In favor
OF complainant, Il. IL. Ascue against
defendant, ID. Green for the sum OF
$15l6.56, one half OF which became
due and payable on the lst day OF
March, 1909, and the other one half
thereof twelve months from said 1st
day of March, 1909, with interest from
that date, fully mentioned and set
forth in a certain deed executed by
complainant and others to the said ID.
Green, dated the 1st day of March,
1909, and recorded In the clerks Office
of Tazewell County, Virginia, in Deed
Book No. 65, page 513, and to have
certain homestead deeds executed by
said Il. III. Ascue, dulv recorded in
said clerks Office, and his rights
hereunder declared superior to the
rights OF all the other defendants who
hold judgment liens against the said
! +. II. Ascue.
And an affidavit having been n ale
and fled that the defendants II. Il.
Swepson, Alex beavers, James Mulkey
Simeon Graybeal and O. Lee GraYbeal
late partners under the firm name ol
s. Graybeal and Company, Cone
Shields and Company, w. W. Wood
ruff and Company, and Sanford
Chamberlin and Allen (the individual
names OF the last three firms beins
unknown), are non-residents of th'
State of Virginia, it is ordered tina
they do appear here within flfteel
days after due publication hereof, an'
do what may be necessary TO protec
their interest in this suit. And it
fnrther ordered that copy hereof b
published once week for four week
e in the Clinch Valley News, a news
paper published in the County {
Tazewell and tina a copy be posted q
the front door OF Tho Court House {
this county as required by law.
Teste;
S, M. Graham, Clerk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
PEOPLE PLEASED
WITH new ROADS
New Pastor Has Arrived-The
u. d. c. In Danger of Dis
banding-Other Lebanon News

Lebanon, Va, April 6.-Lebanon is
still extending her borders. j. A.
Pruner has commenced the erection
OF nice dwelling in the west end of
town.
DR.. g. w. Grant and Grover White,
of Belfast, were in town Saturday
looking after business interests.
Mrs. Joseph Booker. of Hanson
Vile, has been quite sick for a few
days. We hope to note her recovery
soon.
The corner stone to the Masonic
Hall will be laid the 23rd of April.
All masons are invited and a good
time is anticipated.
G. III. Cross. commissioner OF the
revenue for the west end, was here
listing property last week.
Rev. Harrell, pastor of the Baptist
church OF this place, moved into the
parsonage last week. Rev. Harrell is
an able preacher and has an inter-
esting family
E. s. Finney, prominent attor-
ney of Lebanon, went to Philadel-
phia last week on business.
The Ii. III. Dickinson Chapter of
the Daughters of the Confederacy
met at the law office of Captain J.
e. Gent last Saturday, but owing
to the lack of quorum they did not
transact any business. The oIganiza-
tion will soon be thing of the past,
as but little interest is manifested.
Several unsuccessful efforts have been
made to get the daughters TO meet.
Russell sent as many soldiers TO the
front as any county of her size III
the state, and il seems that the or
ganization ought TO be bowling
success.
Major Morgan, superintendent of
the Virginia penitentiary, visited the
Lebanon Cleveland road force last
week. He was we'll pleased with the
progress made on the road. Russell
will feel just pride in her roads,
as she will be second to none in the
state. Some of our old farmers COM
plain that il cost too much money
and time to build the road, but it re-
quires time and money 10 build such
roads as we have when completed.
A little patience, gentlemen, as all
concerned are doing their best.
Rev. S. T. Nj. Mcpherson COM
menced a protracted meeting at the
Bridge east of town this week.
Brother March don't give the evil
one much time to fortify his forces.
Captain J. b. Fuller, battled
scared veteran of the 29th Virginia
Regiment, was up from his home on
Moccasin Creek Monday.
The growth of the town is due to
the generosity of ID. X. Banner. Be-
fore he came into possession of the
land around Lebanon foot of il
could not be bought at any price, but
since he became the owner he has
sold large number of lots at reason.
able prices. Mr.. Banner is is big
hearted man and is worth more to
the community than n 10 acre field
of dudes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
An EaSterIet

Treat mother earth kindly! Mis-
treat her not, MOI rob nor despise her.
She will yield of her great riches to
the support and happiness of you and
your generations and at the last
will open wide and welcome her
mother arms and furnish you the
couch upon which you will take
your last and longest sleep. And
when you have rested, and been nurs-
ed and nurtured in her wonderful
and mysterious sanitorium, will re-
store and return the charge commit
ted to her trust, renewed with the
vigor Of eternal youth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
PocahontaS News

Pocahontas, Va, April 6.-Mrs. J.
Z. Haller was n visitor To Bluefield
ON Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. T.. Jenkins were
the guests of friends at Bramwell
Sunday.
Mrs. c. a. Howard, of Richlands,
was in the city this week. the guest
of her brother, G.. IL. Lawrence.
Mrs. w. II. Graham was In Blue
field Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. ii. McNeer, who has
been the guest of friends i'm Salem
and Roanoke. for the past week, re-
turned on Tuesday.
III. IL. Honaker, of Springwood,
w. Va, was here the first of this
week on business.
Rev. $. w. Moore, pastor of the
Presbyterian church Williamson,
was here Sunday M Il filled the pull
pit in the Presbyterian church.
Miss Bertha I.andon, who is con-
testant for the pony and cart given
by the Blueiield Telegraph, WAS i'm
keystone and Coopers this week In
the interst of the contest.
Miss May Maria Cooper of Coopers,
was here Saturday To sec Mrs. : II.
station.
DR.. Fraize of Graham, visited his
brother here this week.
Mrs. Jas. III. Mclaughlin, of Pow
hatan, was here Sunday the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. II. Dennen.
Jenkin Jones, of Simmons, was II
business visitor To Pocahontas on
Saturday.
Mr.and Mrs. Jos. /. * wass, had as
their guest this week, Miss Aaron, the
sister of Mis-. Kwass, of Buleheld.
Mrs. Prentice Dupey Johnston
was the guest of friends I'm Blueield
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Frazier have
for their guest, Rev. j. Tyler FRAZIER
OF Chilhowe, this week.
Max Davis returned from New
York city Friday, where he attended
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. A.
Davis, who died there several days
ago
Mrs. G. T.. T.. Burnley and daught-
ers, were here Monday enroute east.
GOLD FISH HERE.
Messrs. Geo. :. I.andon and Co.
the ReXall druggists, have just receiv-
ed about four hundred line gold fish.
They will dispose of these at n re.
diculously low price. They ARE Civ
ing an aquarium, two healthy golc
fish, II box of food sufficient for sew
eral months feeding, pebbles ant
plants for the aquariums and In
structlons on the care of gohl fish anc
aquariums, all for the sum of 26c.
Hurry, ! andon says.
Mrs. Mary Berger, the wife OF
Mike Berger, died ut her home on
Merrick's Land on Saturday after q
lingering Illness OF more Tn an thre,
months from lung trouble. Mrs,
Berger has resided in Pocahontns fol
the past twenty years, She was u
member of the Presbyterian church
of this place, aud was buried from
that church on yesterday.
She was native of Hungary.
Her hubsand has been In the employ
OF the Pocahontas Colleries Company
for twenty years.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals. will be re-
ceived until noon, Wednesday April
2lts, for the erection of school build
ing in the town of Pocahontas, Va.
The right to reject any and ali bids
is hereby reserved.
Plans and Specifications can be
had from Architects w. f.. and +.
l.. ShufIlebarger, Bluefield, w. Va.
j. w. ii. LAWFORD,
Chairman Bldg. Com.
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TazeweIl, Va, Route 2

Tazewell, Va, Route 2
Mr.. Editor, "A subscriber of your
valuable paper wishes TO know IL
any one in Tazewell has raised crim-
son clover. Will say in reply, that /
raised four and half acres and got
very good stand on most OF the
land, in 1907. Sowed at the last cul-
tivation of corn. Used bone meal.
Sowed fifteen pounds To the acre. a
part of the clover was plowed for
oats. Before plowing pastured with
sheep and hOgs-both kinds of stock
liked it. One piece Of clover was let
srOw and not pastured. About the
25th of May, when in full bloom
was turned under for corn. Corn was
planted the 2Sth of May. / think the
clover on the ground plowed for corn
paid, on the ground pIowed for oats
il is doubtful. The clover was plowed
in shallow with fine shovel culti-
vator. Don't think there Is any dan
er of not getting crimson clover tC
grow in TaZewell.
James II. buchanan.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-04-09
Fire at North TaZeWeIl

The residences of Charles Boyle and
Charles Harris, two well known
colored men living at "Blacksburg, "
were entirely consumed by fire on
Wednesday night. The fire origi-
mated in the house of Boyle about 10
O'Clock. Very little was saved of the
contents of the buildings. BY strong
efforts the fire was confined 10 these
two houses, and no oher damage was
done.
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Thompson Valley

Thompson Valley, April I've
are having some fine weather and the
farmers are blowing and sowing oats
and making garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Grub's little
girl, about eight or nine years old,
that was so badly burned on the last
day of March, died on Friday and
was buried on Saturday last at the
old Doak grave yard.
Mrs. Harvey Saunders, who has
been ill.,, is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. &. Compton, of
Shawver's Mill, were visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Saunders,
last week.
Miss Ella Crabtree is teaching the
two last months of the free school at
the high school at BenboW. Miss
Annie o. Neal was called home on
account of the illness of her father.
Mrs. Dora Thompson, of Taze-
we'll, is sick at her fathers, l.. G.
s. Compton.
Mrs James Harris has been very
sick, but is some better.
Mrs. Amanda Walk, who has beer
sick for the past week, is better.
The conditioned the little boy oil
Joseph Cregar, is said to be unchang
ed. The little fellow has been sicl
several months.
l. q. s. Compton spent the da!
with Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Compton
and Miss Nobia Compton at Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Saunders on las
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kinder ar
the proud parents of bouncing boy
Mother and baby are doing we'll, bu
Charley has lost his hat and can
find it. 1t might be in the stable.