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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-22
SIemp'S Speech / Vote GetieT.

The following very interesting letter
has been received by Mr. Slemp:
While am not personally acquainue d
with you, nor do | live IN your district.
am much pleased With your opening
speech in the present campaign in your
district, and l write u congratulate you
for taking the high 81 d lofty plane upon
which your argument is based; it is
clear and convincing and should even
WIN democratic votes from the thinking
men who are willing put aside preiu-
dice and view the situation from a
practical business ste ndpoint, locally as
well as nationally. l feel sure that the
uncelled-fOr and un lignified attaC ks
made on you and yclr record by b.
Roanoke Times viii react, because /
know the people Of t1e great southWcs
section of our state e fsir-minded o
progressive citizens, nd are not eas '-
swsyec by mud slim ny and insinu At
ions, but, on the cor rary, are novel
and actuated by higher and better i'm
pulses, that to say, Jhey are governed
by facts and the rlghl.
Our nation, and especially our be-
loved southland, has prospered under
republican administration. and the peo-
pie or Botetourt, my own county, hsve
ceased TO live IL the past, but are liv-
ing and meeting the Issues of the pres
ent, therefore, our OUntry is now In
the republican ranks, whereas a few
years ago 1t was 800 emocratic.
You have my best wishes in the
manly fight you are TOW making"
The foregoing is go complete in itself
that comment entirely unnecessary.
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Back Home" From the WeS:,

An interesting revelation as TO the
prospects for southern people n D..
vest is brought out by the in. ustr /:
department of the Carolina, eli .hf g
and Ohio Railway in its camp ign j,
bring back home" the young i'm " ..
nave gone from the Virginias, snr o.
see and North Carolina. In corr asp,. -
dence with the many hundreds 1hc
addresses II has gathered, il is fo1
That a considerable percentage OF th.
want employment, and are re DIV
take almost any kind of a lob Til
does not favor the claims of the rum.r-
Gus agents of western railroads v no are
working up immigrant parties in these
sections.
1t is further shown in letters written
TO the Clnchfield industrial agents t.
many who We're attracted to the We
by the tories of cheap land, hav. fou
Shac ca ap land and profitable {. rrui. z
and s. k-ralslng are different : oDo -
C'ons One man, who has haen i, B..
west o. enty years, writes thai he wnr 81
O Erpf fruit and raise stock ehs
.be Z e people 20 cOnsume to- d. r.
Were verybody is producing Jus wi
he IS. Another writes from Idaho. -
ing: What's the use of living Wh. ~
the whcle country is on fire one cav and
frost comes in August?"
The CLnchfield is trying to make II
fully understood that it has NJ Iar5s
Tor sale; that its only interest e
trying 20 bring southern born peof- d.
back home" Is that they NAV aid %
the development OF the country it Re
opened, and to promote the hapoine
of its people.
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News of WhiieWood.
Whitewood. Va. Set. Is.

Whitewood. Va, Set. Is.
Harry Campbell is spending the dav
with friends on Laurel
Miss Rachel Nunley was listing
friends herr during the past <.
Ez.kisl Shelton and family re W
Hi
!. c. Gill -pie got FIVE signal Frid V
fro m Neadqlarters, whict says: "Mo-e
logs, Old men,"
1~enty-one conversions are s. nou c.
ed 3 resu Of the protvctro -.eet. g
WI ch as been going on here tor the
pa~t three weeks.
TIC Whiiewood Smoking C'lb gave
q. 'u * sri picnic .sy. sri N SO.
re Che E.-sts . th II
r- q 'ir Ba-if.
Z, tr - off ou tar % W. W.
mos, II .Sr..a .It Us. d. ys-
arv and fsi'n, atR hla.4s
e. points along tn Chrc..
n.s ere exceedingly cold tror !
Nt'.."eud. and every ne Is ept ~
.h. j-op performing their pa. in taa
onwarc march prosperity. 1hf tr.ns
Zach t-y into the mountains T lo >
are noe' made by A. J. Johnson. or ". e.
Ritter Lumber Company. sn il; =
bucLsr an, from center to cir INF -
ence. is veritable bee hive o. indua-
try.
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Faithfully yours.
Hon. c. B. Slemp,
Big Stone Gap. Va.

The time for Bjr. Roosevelt's conlins
to the Ninth district to deliver an ad
dresa, IN consequence Of Mr.. Slenlp's
invitation, Is rapidlJ approaching, and
the people of the Ninth district, as vel
az adjacent sections, w'll be nucL
pleased to learn in this way that Colonel
Roosevelt is looking forward to the &C
slo1i when he will be with them.
Undoubtedly the greatest gathering
that Bristol has ever known will be in
that city on October 7th to welcome and
hear the distinguished ex-Presida ant
The prominent part which Col RoOse-
welt Is taking in the affairs Of the coun-
trV today, that are Of foremost interest
70 the whole people adds, IL possible, t.
the natural eagernoss on the part Of
every one to hear nim personally, ano
to thereby form a direct estimate of
this man who has in such an effec i've.
manner gained q worldwide reputa-
ton, and who Is considered, on every
hand, 4 leader and authority. Colonel
Roosevelt has his opponents and de-
tractors, Of course. AS is the case with
every man, but that does not alter the
fact tbHt he is the leading citizen of
our country today and one of the most
notable characters in the entire world
This is rare opportunity which has
been secured to the people of the Ninth
district by Mr.. Slemp, and every one
who can possibly get to Bristol will Ger
tainly take advantage of this opportun-
lty to see and hear Colonel Roosevelt.
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FREESTONE ITRKS
N.ES )f Interest to Our Read rs lars
And Elsewhere.
AsberrY. Va. S. n.. %.

Asberry, Va. Sept. &C.
Eessrs. Joe and Robert NesI re r1a
pi PAS, re trip 20 Norville. Tenn.
"r and Mrs. T. B. Asbury s. ut sun
day Nth Mr.. ard Mrs. Jo6a 6. adei
Mrs. Lizzie Hoops mada susir q
trip 20 Tazsweu the latter par of st
week.
DR. W. o. Neal and wife ,-ere no
guests of the formers parent on st
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Edmonds was t-e g. At
OF Nis' Pearl Asbury on Sstu. lay d
Suuday last
Miss Cora Asbury, of Ssltyine, $
been tle, guest of relatives ere II
several days.
". Q. Hall, who has been worS Sine n
west Virginia, is now spending a "
days st his home here.
We are pleased to announce that ID.
Augustus Lambert, who has ben "
III TOR some time, is much improved.
Mrs. Sallie Taylor and daucat n
law. Nrs. Matte Taylor, were visi ,1g
friends and relatives here du ing ne
past week.
Mrs Mary Shrader returned Wedn-s-
day last from a pleasant visit to her
sister, Mrs. c. D. Standardization. at
Abingdon, Va.
Edward Neal and Miss Belle Shrader
were were married in Bristol on last
THURSDAY and returned to their home
here Saturday.
g. b. Hale, who has been spending
the past week with homefolk- at this
place, returned to West Virginia TODAY
accompanied by his son, Luther.
Miss Pearl Asbury and Miss Naggie
Shrader entertained a number OF young
friends on last atuIday night IN honor
of their cousin, Miss Cora Asburv.
Among them was Robert TAYLOR. Of
Broadford
Miss Matte Crabtree is teaching
the school at this place, and tn ere is a
large attendance, but very poor accom-
odations for those in attendance Thev
have to be crowded onto seats like sheep
into car. We only wish our ,rustess
would visit the school here, for sureiv
they would be aroused and provide as
with desks.
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SPRINGYILLB NEWS
Items Of Interest to Our Readers Brl ay
Told by Our Correspondent
Springville, Va, Sept. l!

Springville, Va, Sept. Is
Kelly Yost visited homefolks Sat II
Cay and Sunday.
]. T. McMullin and Paris Ashwo til
were here from Bluefeld Sunday.
T. E. Heldreth has Just closed v .ry
successful singing school at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Carter, of Pc "a
hontas, visited homefolks here few
days last week,
Miss Gertrude Bailey, Of Bramw I'll,
w. Va, is visiting her grandmoth er,
Mrs. j. B, Carter, this week.
Mrs. NJ. N. Wallace, who has BE- en-
visiting at Northfork, w. Va, Crab am
and other places, returned home on last
Monday.
Miss Gladys Scott, who has been ' is
iting her grandparents. Mr.. and NJ rs.
4. S. Moore, for some time. has retu n
ed to her home at Pearisburg.
Miss Anna V. Wallace. who has b, en-
teaching music at Pembroke, in G. es
county, for the past six months, has -e-
turned to her home at this place.
L. N. and C. S. Faulkner have re-
turned from Bland county, where Ii ey
were called on account of the illness OF
their brother. They report him as M
proving.
Some Of those who attended the ia ze-
well fair from Springville were: Mis- les
Eva and Ollie Deaton. Mrs. R. T.. File IN
man, ]. T. and Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Car
ter. ". C. Wallace and others. All re-
port fine time.
Mrs. r. Il. Bailey entertained at ak
O'Clock dinner on last Saturday: Mis- .es
Bessie Sayers, Of Pulaski, Gectr de
Bailey, of Bramwell, Annie Wall .ce
and others. Games were played, ind
all enjoyed themselves very much
Mrs. J. Fl. McMuIlin entertained at
dinner on last Sunday. J. 4 McMul in,
If Rluc.ield, ]. r. Mcmullio, of Tipt -.
/ T. e. Heldreth, of Graham, Mrs N. N.
Wallace and daughter, Miss ACME, nd
Others. All report ar excellent din el
and good time.
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State Fair.

The fifth annual exhibition of the
State Fair of Virginin opens at Rich
mond on Monday, October 3rd, ald
continues ali the wee; six days and six
Nights, with the biggest ami best pro-
gram o. amusement, entertainment nd
los.rI ,ticn ever offe d at Q State Fe If.
giving new interea 20 every min; te
# -4ch hour every and every nig 1t.
The State Fair at Richn ond is n IVY
.blist g an an, lai event. and i, a
fix IRE ior thc fir week in October.
ms date beng 5eic- ed because OF its
reliability Ra q fair a,her week. The
predictions for This year agree on
"Fie2aant ssys and 'ear skies" nd
thc program Of events is arranged to
make the week of m norat,e intere st,
the biggest week Of he year in Rich
mond and in the Old Dominion.
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visit yOJ ia tha next 'lv ar 20 enl az
wise yau SIS t. the cl.1Sud lures neces-
asry go have sa.r york done. but, in
tll m ntim5. mike necessary p.ep6r-
2tlono and SET the work stared al
once.
We must he determined to qualify
cyerv single DenUcTa. in the district.
a great number OF p -rsOas who are reg
iatered are behind On their poll taxes
BY getting complete copies of the regis
tration books and checking them up
with the trsasurer's list, the names Of
these persons can be ascertained and
lists made of those who are behind for
one, two and three years.
A large number Of people are assess-
ed with taxes, but have not been regis
tered. The names of these persons can
be ascertained by copying the assessors
books, and comparing them with the
registration books.
There are also large number of peo-
pie who are not registered and who are
not assessed with taxes, having been
missed by the assessor, especially in
cases where the men have recently be-
come of age. The way to find out these
names will best be done by precinct
meetings, and going over the names of
the people in the different communities
with people who are famiiar with
everybody.
In the counties where the treasurers
are not disposed to give the workers in
formation as to who has or has not paid
taxes, the local people will have to
work out the situation as the conditions
indicate best. The treasurer's list for
the year 1908 can be used to check up
those delinquent for the back years, and
of course it will be no trouble to get
copies of the assessors books.
To find out the facts relative to the
payment of taxes for tho year 1909 will
be the main trouble. A recent law pro
vide5 that the treasurer make up two
lists each year of all persons having
paid taxes for the tcree years, one in
December ard one in May. The list
for December has not yet been made up
| by the treasurers, with possibly one
or two exceptions A treasurer failing
to make up this list is liable 70 fue
and can yet be made to make up thS
! list showing who have paid their taxes
/ to December. The fact that tue treas
urer has not yet made up This list and /.
liable 10 fine snd can yet be made I,
make it up viii be lever TO bring III,
treasurer to tcrris end giviOG the nec
essary information.
1 ara sending a copy OF this letter 4
every member OF the Ca'opaigi
: Committee and 10 each county chair
man. This 10 . Ge p figot 10 win
and wi0 we must. The ching 70 % is Z
get buey ana t. get busy now.
J. trust th2t everybody via -akc
9aRd, gnd cot leave luc work for other
10 DC, and tars leave il undc1e. W
muss y1li every Gtriog.
Hs.
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Daughters Of the COnfederaCy

Mrs. A. J. Montague, of Richmond,
addressed the Daughters of the Con
federacy at their September meetiri,.
Mrs Montague was here in the H.
terest of the Confederate Womnns
home Of Richmond, which she was in
strumentai in esta biishinx during her
husband ) term as governor of the state.
Capt. a. }. Tynes, the gallant confed-
crate veteran, was the guest of honor at
the meeting on Monday afternoon.
Mrs Samuel G. Graham rendered Mrs.
Montague reception on Monday
night.
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al'G5-..5t GAdPAi6A.



The 1l, ~ Congressman Dunca &.
NcA'oiay. ~ laOloraa, and X preser a
tive -. GieMp, % ihjs district, to he
tow un the Ciinch Fulley divisior of
the Norfolk and Western during he
past week, has been a veritable RI
umph for the Republican nominee. n
mense crowds have greeted them at
every point, and the enthusiasm ms IL
tested by their audiences presages an
overwhelming victory for Slemp at he
polls in November.
From Norton to Graham the trip as
a continuous ovation. California, ! xe
all else she does, produces orators Il at
are unsurpassed, and among those t. at
have brought her fame as an ora or
none surpass Congressman McKinL Y.
The speeches which ne delivered in e.
half of his friend, Mr.. Slemp. W, re
models of clear, concise and accur; tie
reasoning and their delivery as eff C.
tive as the argument. 1t is a rare tr. at
TO listen 10 Mr.. Mckinley, and tits ne
sincere wish of all who heard him Il at
he viil again visit this district.
In order to give Mr., Mckinley ne
time to speak at length Mr.. Slemp m, ie
his address at each point short; but or
careful enunciatiOn of the policies of
the party he so ably represents, Il ey
we're equal to the sledge hammer bio vs.
delivered by his distinguished frie nd
from California.
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Mr.. POage's Appointments in BuChaI 10

Big Stone Gap, Va, Sept. 20, 1910 -
The following speaking appointme ts
IL Bpchanan county, for Hon. ". S.
Poage. O. Wytheville, are announced at
republican headquarters here to-day:
Russell Prater, Paris Charles ste @,
September "a, 2 p. n.
Vandyke, Sept 26, 2 D. m.
Forks Garden, Sept. 81, 10 a. m.
Street School House, Sept. q, Up. n.
Fhite~0od, SEPT 2S, z p. m.
Stacy, Sept %. 2 D. m.
Hurley, Sept. so, p. m.
Mr.. toage Is one OF the loren st
laws ais and foccefui speakers il ne
Ninth di rie, ID his j splendiC G.
pu,a,isn al over tne State, to n
h,s Vio0rous enc 'dnters upon the ST. ID
witr { n0poeiI, Of n.s oW n county, d ye
90 lltJted materially
TIE cl-zsr- If 6lcrauan county ye
.al- gl sl,ege la -'Is oDpOrtuni TO
hr. i1 ges sd snleniid G., ia
l- lil5lD.e .ea,y end tbs NEE q
rs..g-
Wou1u yic'ures a. tho Tent Tn 81
.a-yar-lg GaTuVamtr a - o -.
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HOW THEY EXPECT TO WIN.
iOit9r Circular Letter Explaining ias
Democratic Methods.

ear Sir.-
A. the meeting Of the Campaign
omnlittee for the Ninth Congressional
ist ict, held in Bristol on Tuesday,
q 18th inst, p. F. st. Clair was
losen as chairman of the Campaign
ommittee, he being also chairman Of
g Congressional Committee.
The Congressional Committee is COM
Z osed of:
p F. st. Clair.
B. F. Buchanan.
w. d. Smith.
T. A. Lynch.
NJ. c. Clark.
J. r. Wysor, Secretary.
The Campaign Committee selected by
-ae County Committees of each county
. composed as follows:
Bristol, Henry Roberts, Bristol.
Giles, A. E. Shumate, Bluff City.
Lee, Robert l.. Pennington, Jonesville.
Pulaski, o. E. Jordan, Dublin.
Russell, Sam Aston, Lebanon.
Scott, c. c. Palmer, Melvin.
Smyth, F. l.. Saunders, Chilhowie.
Tazewel, Charles r. Brown, Tazewell.
Washington, Alex Stuart, Abingdon.
Wise, j. W. Chalkley, Big Stone Gap.
Wythe, q. N. Otey, Wytheville.
At the meeting Of the Campaign
ommittee it was decided to have the
strict divided into four sections with
q chairman in charge over each section
> aid and assist Mr.. st. Clair. These
our sections are the four Senatorial
districts.
Mr. c. N. 0tey is chairman of the
district composed Of Bland, Giles, Pu.
.ski and Wythe.
MIR. Alex Stuart is chairman OF the
district composed of Smyth, Washing
IN and the city of Bristol
81. R. r. Irwin is chairman of the
isIict composed of Lee, Scott anC
Wise; and also Dickenson county was
ut N this district.
The chairman of the district compos-
4 of Russell, Tazewell and Buchanan
lss not yet been selected. but will b.
lppointed in q few days.
The Campaign Committeeman of eaci
ouI " is to work in conjunction will
re county chairman and through th'
oul ty precinct committees, is to go t.
ORR st once and make thorough or
sanizstion.
4 rscord book for each county ha
ieg printed. This book is 10 contain {
Inl9iete copy OF tie registration book
u ach precinct, and all other 10 tCT
sst. 0R necessary il regard 70 the ~
e. IF poll taxes, etc. The plan is {
ny " men st orc 10 get Up ai. nz-cs
NJ lIormatiOl ia regard 20 t-- ay
leI 81 poll taxes If persons vino 81
lEi1terSc, and also % see that Sn lDUi
yho have Lot heretofore rcgi3ter gt
a1s 20 the books. This work must b
done in a thorough and systematic ~
The chairman of your district WI
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Dates For Mr.. SIemp This Month and Next

Following speaking dates for Con-
gresham Siemp are announced from
Republican headquarters:
Pound, September %.
ABINGDON, September 26.
Gate City, September q.
Wise October 10.
Taze yell, October IL.
RichlaRds, October II.
Grundy, October 20.
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klTS. Elizabeth Gibson Dead.

Il rs. Elizabeth Gibson, aged 70 year
dleo lss week at her home in asst >
Eoo j, after IN illness Of about o. VS.
Ms. c. oson was faithful mel Ser r
he Methodist church at Ten ,e b }
and was loved by all who kn,.,g he
She 10 survived by one son . d T., .
daughte RS. c: II. 7. Gibson, Of asst =
wood % cs. Victoria Ireson of North
Iazewel, and Mrs. Mamie Gose, of
Castlewood.
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ROrh TazaWaIl nanl.

The NJ. e. Church tcoorel) az n, r.
CazeWell viii have % rally al trs IA th
Sunday, September 25.h. The vo
principal leaders are Misses Sta K -r
and " K. Th1mr7an. TIE. are D.
pecting 90 raise So each. Rev. q. e."
Dickesa4n viii preach at 8 @ m. .4
choir ey.!. render music loc ,lc oc-.s. %.
All p rs2ns ere invited 20 scl-nd nl
help Us in these efforts
A. ]. HUGHES. PASTOR.
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POUNDING MILL NEWS.
Items G'il#ol bJ 0I5 Correspondent
About People JOWr the CIaCl

F,Un. e r-l. Va. Sept. 20.
Lsca S,-na.1 Las moved his fe oilg
10 80 r, ID. Va
G.o-s-, 7.- IS F.. .esca;-g i. no
II Ht Ls v.
Ia. 1-.. et ,I-. aaI 1.ts. J. T. .'t-
4r
aIas. Bird arus aos niece
gore, .se returned frym a Wis q
e'veli-'t.
.,rs. 8. g. Steele d.a.d With h-g rel
ialve7, Nr. aca yrs. 3. I'd McGlir.. g +.
. Cedar stuff -oday.
The school here Is progressing nicely
With Misses Pearl MCGUIRE and G zee
/ Sayers as teachers.
Mrs. Mollie Hurt, Of Greenville. Ten
nesgee, is visiting her brother-in-lav-. J.
3. Hurt, at this place.
Hunter Mcclure SturgiN has returned
from Jacksonville. Florida, wherc he
has been holding a position.
S. Cook, after pleasant visit TO rel
atveS here last week. has returned to
his home in Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. James E. Mcclure rode up from
Cedar Bluff this afternoon, and speat
Mrs. r. K. Gillespie returned Mordav
from visit to her brother. Whartcn
o heetfee, at Northfork, w. Va.
Misses Marguerite and Efie Williams.
VINO teach III Richlands High School.
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
here.
Miss Mary Sparks, dressmaker from
Zap Store, Is again assisting Mrs. r
VI. Sparks, of this place, in that line of
business.
Miss Cora Christian is teaching school
on Little River, near the home of her
hT;h, which she had not seen since she
was four years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Clark and child
rca. Of Brookneal. Va. have retnrncj r.
their home after pleasant visit to Mr.
Wilson, the N Z W. agent here.
A number from this place attended
the speaking at Richlands today by the
Hon. Bascom Siemp. They say be is
jority.
Mrs. Kate Pruett is down from Ora
ham visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. r ny
staff and friends; and with a few Others
explored the Chimney Cave today, with
I S ANi"S 9NaiA aS ChapeTOn'
Miss Mayme Wynne, of Baptist Val
ley, and friend. Mrs. Bessie Pal ner
night AZ the home of " Ctoei',HS
their vav - he Tsgco,aiI ra;,. "'ee'- 0''
Oil
MISS Nellie VIE, o. Paint Licl is
spending 81 IAe time at the home ~ Ter
'nc!e' W. T. steele. after having 81 n
some WeeEt wth her si~ter, Mrs. re
on'i1h' IN tennessee, wao nas been n
iSeI'CSiy III
Misses -Nvrepa ard rIa5ga ! ,.,t.- 4
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-cC-i;e --t l'H days, after So. g.
they vli! Eu I'D ac.s1lrg. ps o~
g. IL 'o Ars. M.ar-'s mother. T..v
| .yl.l make their luturC rear ChNrl ..1s-
vide, Va.
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113Sllo~lug 1Sg iIs' IIs itutioAs Of learning: IS
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Children's matinee every Stature az
at the Tent Theater at D. m. d.
mission: Children cents; adults 10
cents.
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Nol1u pie ure- a. tho Tent Tn er
every Saturday afternoon at o'clocA.
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HANKINs & son.
Economy Store.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-09-30
CHAPTER xxv.-continued.

"He's as dear to me as he is to you,'
she said sadly. 81 tried to warn him.
'sNonsensei" l said as briskly as !
could. I'VE are making a lot OF trou-
BILE out of something perhaps very
small. Halsey was probably late-he
is always late. Any moment we may
hear the car coming up the road"
But it did not come. After a half
hour of suspense, Louise went out
quietly, and did not come back. ]
hardly knew she was gone until ]
heard the station hack moving off. AT
IL o'clock the telephone rang. 1t was
Mr.. Jameson.
Il have found the Dragon Fly, Miss
Innes," he said. 1T has collided with
a freight car on the siding above the
station. No, Mr.. Innes was not there,
but we shall probably find him. Send
Warner for the car"
But they did not find him. At
four o'clock the next morning we were
still waiting for news, while Alex
watched the house and Sam the
grounds. At daylight | dropped into
exhausted sleep. Halsey had not come
back, and there was no word from the
detective.