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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
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9as 3Gblen Der Sttmmen BEL Der
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man lid nicht berrc1net bate. Scr
Intis Yrobibitioniit Oscar 9. Golquitt
ipurbe NIT elmer Nluralitdt bon ettpa
10000 Stimmen gum 0ouperneurss
Ganbibaten nominirt. Sagegen aing
Der Inritlas. EN- Yrobibitions~
ENHANCEMENT 5mr gerfaiinng bent
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elm Srobibiticns sinenNenrent ab3us
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
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81 0 nj. %. Su(i.

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Sas fiir5li6 bier gebilbete prctcz
itantiife @omite nirp bic proteitans
tiidcn GcligipnSs 9fidtungcn in Imcs
rita uno ben GrSbiidof 0 Gantsrs
burn criild,eil, it'd nit ben bcutiden
unb idlpci5eriihcn 9tclisionse 8curciu@
Den gu eincm Eroiett 81 perbimbeu.
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mdlis GuSpflifG iein. burh sic Die
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fiiblten. Cine nctte @nt:urrt anf bas
GntgsaeufSmmen ces &atitcnS III Der
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
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Icnper, Colo.

Scnber, Golo.. %. SlIi.
Hcgen bali ben 9unbertcn bon
@dnncrn, sic lid an9eitrenst bes
miibten. Die WnlSbrdnOe 3t bes
tdrnpien. enblidb bdSrl. ba6 lie bic
Seuer in oieicm Stuatc tbatid6li9
untcr Gontrolle bra6ten, tpenieitenS
iii pies bel 3lpci Walbbrdnbcn BON ben
picrcn. Die 8outt Gountp beimiudten.
DER Sau. &an ihdbt. bab in benz
%genannten Gountp Der Sol5beitanb bon
10000 Ifern III Der Houtt @unbeSs
Hcierpe per,riiltet murbe. Sic @rdnoe.
melte bier Gage lang in 2arimer
Gountp piitbeteu, iinb geloi6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
GinS's 2lblsSrsmne cine Gnh
t,imIctmnQ.

I inneapoIiS. Iinn.. 30. Suli.
SemofratiIdc Siibrer iinb bon Srn.
9ino's poiitipcr @cieerung Die Gnns
eibatur ais @ouperueur ansunchmen.
bitter euttduidt. ea- nN1n ,gehoift bate.
haB CT lid bent e%initirnnii9cn Wunide
icincr Yurtei iiigcn nirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

8 Arlington. 9. g.. 80. Suli.
SIN Sisfaliabr 1910 erpprtirten bic
Der. Staaten 8aaren I'M @cttbc boz,
$76S.O00, 900. ge9eniiber Dem &cs
forDiabre 1908 nit $750.O0Q.O 900.
Sic 3unabme Der Sabrif : SnSuitrie
ocS 0anSeS 3ei9t Die beute nom Stati>
itii6en 8ureau ner1ffentlidte Saz
belle. tpona1 egportirt ipurbe: :
1910 49,. $76S. 100000
1900 -. .$4S5.000.00
1890 49,. .$179.0OO.OO0
1880 49,. .$122,O00.0OO
Nm meiiten nabnt Der Grpprt mad
Canada an. tpobin I'M Ietten Sabre
Waaren fir 5000. 100000 aeianbt
tpur6en. sleid elmer 3unabme bon
80 Yro3ent. Sic Iusfubr na6 GU
ropa als elm 8am5es bat etmas abges
nomrnen friiberen Sabren gegeniibcr.
MIR mad Sranfreif. nno Seutiflnnb
bat 6ieielbe iih nergrobert. Sic
8ablen bes @an3en 5ei9en. bab tpemis
ger Nabrmnasmittel nnb mebr Sas
britt gr5eusniiie perianbt ipurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Eekreeelteke Himrtektmm9.

Sort Mabifor n. Soma. 20. Suli.
Ser Neger Sobn Sunfin. Der Der
Grmorbung bon SRI. Clara Stolen.
elmer tpeiben 3ir1cnGor : Sdngerin.
iGulbie befinben anb 5lim Sooe bers
urtbeilt tpurbe. ipuroe bier bur& ben
Strang bin9erihtet. 9ie S6lin8e
arbcitete nift riftig unS poue otpans
sig Mimuten lang oappelte Der Delis
quent am Galeen ebe bas 2eben er<
lpi&en mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
3emee Ser GraoSNie Don MAY
erlin9 eeitsrbem.
8ten. 80. SuIi,

Sten. 80. Siilt.
Sic Grinnerung an bas trasiihc
gnbe bes aronprin3en 8uboli BON
Scitcrrei6 in Dem Sngbbahs 81
@apcrlins lit Surh einen Sobesfal
ipicocr mad 9eruien porben. Ser
einitwalige 9eibforiter bes m9fiids
liGen &aiicriobnes. Wilbner. lit ges
itorbcn. Milbner mar Der einsiee
3cuae Der EraaGbie bonn 80. Sanuar
1889. hcm es g~eitattet lporben mar.
IN Seiterreih ipobnen 5u bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

S9ila6cIpbia. Ya.. %. Suli.
Scr Stuntsz 9pnpcnt Der .llnabz
ba,i8igcn~ trat bcute Tormittag bier
81 Dem 3pcde 5uinmmen. I'M Gin
~brittes Sidet" in Cppolition 81
bcneu bon bcn Hcpublifanert unb
Scn;ofratcn aufgcitcutcn. ms Sclb 5m
fdicben. Nnd)bem Die tcmpordre
Srgaiiuiion crfol8t mar. purbe bis
Hafmittags UNI 1913 llbr cine Yauie
eemnd)t. Sobn 8. S6cab (unabb.
@cp.) bpm Ybilaoclpbia, Elm friiberer
Staatss Shntmciitcr ricf Die @crs
fannmlung 3ur Srbnlng unD ais
%t,mporGrcr @oriiter lpurbe Senrp s.
Miles bon @orf. Der isiiberc Yoriiber
Der Sincplnf Tnrtei. bic por mcbreren
Sdbren cin Stnnts> 5idet gcgen Das
rcgnldre republifaniide 3idet aufz
ftcl!te, ernonnt. Serr Nilcs iagte.
ais CT Den Toriib iibcrnnbm, Der
Nctaihrei I'M gcrScn Stdate iei:
.TirScr NIT Den WDben unb nieber
nit bea SGanfrirtbidaftenl"
Gem nifi5icIkn Gamcnsamfruf mad.
iparen TT 0elegaten nnlpeieno. Die
81 Der 81 Counties bes Stantes re-
prdlcniirtcn. Sic Ylatfprm. tpeld)c
bpn ser .Genifcne"j Yartci anaenonL
men ipurSe. bcginnt nit elmer Vcrur<
tleilIng Der Seuiofrnten unb Mcpubiis
fancr umb II. L.. beiBt es barin:
~$citnipfp1uia itebt Der Nptbluenci9s
feit GeBeniheef,s .cinen Desperation
Garnpf fiir bic Grbaltung elmer re-
prGi.ntatipen freicn &egierung an
fibrsiL. .NpIitilbcr Srult. Der bon
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Eulisei bcldlietcn Spclnnfen lino bios
9cihoficn. nm ecniigenb illcgnlc Stims
mrn iur 0c3mingung bes aHtbaren
giimcrtbun,s gu Iicfcrn. Sie beiosn
duioclteatcn 1idctS ip.pobI. tpie bic
amacnoinnenem Yiatiormen ipurSen.
tpc5itcsitanbcn. .prn bericlbcn Mntos
ritdt nit Der Ibiibt bittirt, Die
Gtinmacbcr Su tdMlhen unb Die poliz
tide @inihine ipeitcr on f%rditi8cn."
Sann iperoen IN Der Ylatform ale
gsiir1cr nuf9sforocrt. 'Sniammcn5ms
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tnbaitmirt iuirb; fe empiietlt lufale
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NIB Ginictitna ciiier jffentlidem We-
tricbs- Gpmmifiipm, abnlih Der I'm
Gtnatc Wew Yprf.
Scr Gonpent rominirte WiQiam $.
gcrrp lSem.J. bnn Yelaipare Gountp,
ais Gonpcrncitrss Gdnbibat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
&ef6dtsfa6rer: Sorcm, Conner.
Sabrgang 40.

bic Mniibt ausgciprodyen. bab elm
Vridh nit Dem Tntifan nift permie<
Den iperbcn fDnne. Ser Srcmicr
tbciltc Dem IGi,ig nit. baB Die Tegicz
ring bic in Der leeten Ntptc bcs Snti>
fars gcitellten 9cbiuguugcn nid)t ans
ncbmcn fUune. nnb bnb der %utifan
bnbin lautenb bcnahrihtiBt wiirbc.
Yremier Sannlcida mirb Icin antiz
cl~erifnlcs Yroaramm, auf Die Inter
ifiitung bes &Gnigs bauenb. meiter
perfolgen.
@abrib, 81. Smli.
Scr Srcmicr Ganalejao be5eidJnet
Die Ibberufung bes ipaniifen Bot
ifaftcrs Sicba beim Watifan ais
cine .WerbanolungS : SuSpenoirung
bon nnbejtimmtcr Snler."
8om. 81. Suli.
Ser pdpltlihe NuntiuS in Waorib.
Wligr. %ico. lit nod nift pom Wutitau
abberufcn iporben. Der auf bas Gins
treffen Der offi5ieLen Mnfiinpigung
bon Der Mbberufung bes ipuniibcn
8otihafters beim Yatifan. Marquis
SicDn. ipnrtet. Sic 2n1f be5iiglih
bes Mbbruds Der oiplomdtiid)ch Scs
5icbungen 5ipiihen Dem Vatifan uno
Spnnien bat iih alio niht perdnoert.
Scr Vattfan fiblt lid beleibigt
iiber bic Mrt umb Wciie. tpie Der Hrc=
micr Ganalejas bic Mbbermtmns bes
@ptfhGfterS - bmrd bic 4re1e -
anfinbiste; iuebcr Der papiliGe Wans
tins in MsaDrih,, nod Scr 8atifan wmr=
ben brett bcnehr: atigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
2lsstes eepiGntet wesen
6reserysSd yM,Sen.

&anias Gitp. Yio,. 20. Suli.
Sobn M. Hoob. Der Sbcriif boa
Saoiun Gountp. hat icds s~cpidnbetI
Iutomobile in 8%e!pabrinm. bcrcn Se'
iitcr ibrc Grocery Iub Srp GOODS
0e1nunSen ni6t be5abltcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

GbeDenne. Wbo., %. suit.
Sonntag Ibenb unb 0lonta8 Wors
mittag -tpurben mebrere befti9e CRIB
itDbe IN Nod Springs, 8po.. pers
ipiirt. 9ieielben tudren oermaben
bcftia. baB etlide 8duier einitiir5ten
inb Die @Gnbe elmer &oblenmine oers
artig litten. oaB Die Nrbeit ein8eitelt
tper6em mu6tc. Ser critic Stob tpurbe
Samstag Mbeno Inn $3.50 llbr. Der
Iette Nontae Wormittag geipiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
(Spe5ials gorreiponoen5.)
tran,Skfde Rnmhf@am.

0as Nationalteit rmbis ~perlaufcn. =
Ser gef@eibtc 8rianb. = Clara
&arb am piertem Gbeideibmnss.
4ro5ek. = Affaire Oaphette. -
,Gafe @alf" . 9ans unb War.
feiaaife. Gana. - Die Smnbstase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Cine brittle 4artei.

Ste r&cpitrnc" : Hertei halt iGren
Gonpent In Y~bilaSclpbia ab. =
Sbr Gelbseidrei lit: r9sieber init
ben @pRen!" - ~. y. Staats.
5cttmng" nicint, cs beitcbc feline
Npt1wcnSigfeit fir cine brittle
Eartci nnb Die obise nitric, mic
iiblid,, n;d)t mebr wie eincit
Sablsnns burdJmadben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

int eigcnen Staate sefhlasen.
= Sn Sbiu wirb Gin Stnuopat=
3epnblifancr sum 0unucrnemrs-
Ganbibaten numimiert. - Stiirs
miide 2asung Der 7emofratcr
Winnefota'S. - Gg : Gpuperneur
9inb Sum 0umperneurs= Ganoinaten
erwablt. = Gesei Gpumty Option.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
9fo. 2O36.

Der Grfldrung icincs Sobncs Iprman
SinS BON Gpcrctt, gSnih.. Die Nominal
tion aif fcincn Sal nnnelmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

lteber 10000 1pbesfdle IN AZ Hrps
uin5en. = Die Sendc sreift Ut 81.
Hetersbmrs nm lid. - Die Soipi.
fdler iinb NIT Cholera &ranfelt
iiberfiilt. = aus benz @eridte Der
&ci&sseinnbbeits= GDmmifiipn.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

noon Dolly had letter from Janet something about a second man-and saying she was disappointed not to have had Alison there, that she had promised them two-weeks sisit! What do you make of that? And that isn't the worst Allie herself wasn't in the room, but there were eight other women, and because Dolly had put belladonna in her eyes the night before to see how she would look, and as result couldn't see anything near CT than across the room, some one read the letter aloud to her, and the whole story is out One of the cats told Granger and the boy proposed to Allie today to show her he didn't care a tinker's dam where she had been"
 Good boy,. I said, with enthusi- asm. I liked the Granger fellow since he was out of the running. But Sam was looking at me with sus- picion.
 eRlake." he said, If I didn't know you for what you are, I'd say you were interested there yourself"
 Being so near her. under the same roof. with even the tie of a dubious secret between us. was making me heady. I pushed Forbes toward the door.
 q interested," I retorted. holding him by the shoulders There isn't a word in your vocabulary to fit my
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30
by f1ARY ROBfRIc RNEHART

l the tea" Sam put in, ponderously struggling out of his linen driving coat. "It's bridge night, and the only hops are in the beer"
 He was still gurgling over this as he took me upstairs. He showed me my room himself. and tten began the fruitless search for eveni~g raiment that kept me home that night i=on the club For 1 couldn't wear Sans clothes That was clear, after a per spring seance of half hour.
 'I won't do it. Sam, l said, when had draped hie dress coat on me toga fashion. Who am l to have clothing to spare. like this, when many poor chap hasn't even cellar door to cover him. l won't do it; I'm selfish, but not that selfish"
 Lord" he said wiping his face, how you've kept your figure! I cant wear belt any more; got to have suspenders'
 He reflected over his grievance for some time, sitting on the side of the bed. You could go as you are, he said finally We do it all the time, only tonight happens to be the an nual something or other, and" he trailed off into silence, trying to buckle my belt around him. "A good six inches,' he sighed. "I never get f into hanson cab any more that don't expect to see the horse fly up in the air, We'll, Allie isn't going either. She turned down Granger this afternoon, the Annapolis fellow you met on the stairs. pigeon-breasted chap-and she always gets head ache on those occasions.
 He got up heavily and went to the door. Granger is leaving he said, ''I may be able to get his dinner coat he asked, with his hand on the knob.
 If you mean Dolly-?''
 Alison
 Fairly we'll" I said cautiously. Not as well as I would like to. dined with her last week in Washing ton. And-I knew her before that"
 Forbes touched bell instead of go- ing out, and told the servant who an- swered to see if Mir Grangers suit | case Hdu gone. II not, to Df1nS IL across the hall Then he came back to his former position on the bed.
 You see. we feel responsible for Ailie-near relation and all that he began pompously And we can't talk to the people here at the house-al the men are in love with her, and all the women are jealous Then-there' s a lot of money, too. or will be-
 "Confound the money,n I nut tered. That is-nothing Razor slipped"
 'I can tell you" he went on, be cause you don't lose your head over every pretty face-aithough Allie is more than that. of course. But about month ago she went away-to Seal Harbor, to visit Janet Mcclure. Know herr"
 "No.'
 She came home to Richmond yes- terday, and then came down here Allie. l mean. And yesterday after
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30
CHAPTER xxvlli.
AIison's Story.

She told her story evenly, with her eyes on the water, only now and then, when I, too, sat looking seaward, I thought she glanced at me furtively. And once, in the middle of it, she stopped altogether.
 You don't realize it, probably" she protested, but you look like a-a war god Your face is horrible"
 T will turn my back, if it will help any I said stormily, but if you ex- pect me to look anything but murder ous, why, you don't know what l am going through with That's all"
 The story of her meeting with the Curtis woman was brief enough. They had met in Rome first. where Alison and her mother had taken villa for a year. Mrs. Curtis had lowered on the ragged edges of society there, pleading the poverty of the south since the war as reason for not go ing out more There was talk of a brother, but Alison had not seen him, and after a scandal which implicated Mrs. Curtis and young attaehe of the Austrian embassy, Alison had been forbidden to see the woman.
 "The women had never liked her, anyhow" she said. She did uncen- ventional things, and they are very conventional there. And they said she did not always pay her-her gambling debts. I didn't like them thought they didn't like her because she was poor-and popular. Thon-we came home. and l almost forgot her, but last spring, when mother was not well-she had taken grandfather to the Riviera, and it always uses her up-we went to Virginia Hot Springs, and we met them there. the brother, too. this time. His name was Sullivan, Harry Pinekney Sullivan"
 T know Go on.'
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

A new general store has been opened in Strong known as the Strong Mercantile company, with B. P. Whetstone, formerly of Whit low, Ark, as president and mana ger. Several well known business men of Strong are associated with him in the venture and the estab- lishment occupies a double store buildIlg on the south side of the square.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

According to the last year book of the Department of Agriculture, there are 21,z2O,OOO milch COWS in the United States, and these are worth $ZO2,o45, ,OOO.OO. The of the industry can perhaps be best understood when it is considered that these COWS produce yearly about s l ,OOO,OOO,- 900 worth of dairy products.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Ell Dorado is given as one of the three cities in Arkansas near where Rev. Father DeVos. the Catholic priest and secretary of the Catho- lie migration society, who was here Investigating few days back, has decided to locate a colony of 100 Catholic families. If there is no fall down" in this matter we will get one hundred families of mighty good people from this source in the near future. Union County Tribune.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Misses Sama and Mabel Handy of Monroe, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Vim. Wood for the past three weeks, returned to their homes Sunday morning.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Prof. E. w. McGough, who taught the Harper Springs school west of here for several years be- fore going to Washington. Ark, to accept the principalship of the schools there, was married on July 2l at that place to Miss Edna Black.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Judge Geo. w. Hays will hold a special session of the Union Coun- ty Circuit court on Friday, August 5. for the purpose of sentencing Doc Brown, the negro who was given seven years at the laot term of court for killing two negroes,
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

There are about 2,5OO acres of peanuts in cultivation in Lapile township near Strong and four peanut threshers have been pur- chased by parties near there to harvest the crop with.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Henry Smith, a negro, killed Dave Johnson, another negro. about four miles north of Strong Satur- day night at festival, by cutting his throat. He was given pre- iiminery hearing Tuesday after noon and bound over to the grand jury.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

The Monroe Commercial College has four expert teachers, and opens up every morning with prayer and chapel exercise.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Mrs. J. D. Lloyd arrived home Wednesday from an extended visit with relatives at Piedmont and other points in Missouri
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Mrs. James Russell and children of Chatham, La., are the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. L. G. Gibson, here this week.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

The proposed dimensions of the big ship which is being built for the Hamburg American company have more than once been enlarged, un- til it is now finally settled that she will be 8Z9.3 feet long over all, 95.2 feet broad and GA feet deep.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Mrs. J. w. Brown arrived home Monday evening from Hannibal Mo-, where she has been spending several months with relatives.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

At the close of the last fiscal year the life saving establishments of the United States embrsted 281 stations, must of them on the Att lantic coast.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

T. M. Hankins, president of Union County Land Congress which will hold a picnic and rally Ut Fl Dorado some time next month, has appointed L. L. DeCou as secretary to work up the matter.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Mrs. F. J. Johnson arrived home Sunday afternoon from an extend ed visit with relatives at several points in Tennessee.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Branson, son of MT. and Mrs T.. L. Dunn, entertained number of his little friends on Tuesday after noon at the home of his parents in honor of his ninth birthday. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by all those present.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

There were nine inches of rain fall in this vicinity from June 19 to July 1o and not a clear day in that time, which is remarkable weather for this section.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Our old friend w. L. Garter, who lives just west of town, was here Tuesday with the first fresh sweet potatoes we have seen this season.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

LosT-A plain. old gold oval cuff button with initial B" in old English. Finder please return to Postmaster J. U. Brown and re- ceive reward.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

The family of Sheriff J. w. Har- man had an addition last week in the shape of a fine girl.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Your old hat made new for s 50 by the Wiener-Loeb laundry at Shreveport. Agency at the News office. Basket leaves Monday.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Jno. w. Chandler left Sunday for Houston. Texas. after a week s visit here with old time friends.
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Mrs. w. R. Dickerson and chil- dren are home from a visit with relatives at Lapile.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Miss Irene Wood is visiting this week at Champagnole with the family of Capt. Staples.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Ray Stripling is home from his prospecting trip in the northern part of the state.
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but who escaped before sentence was pronounced, he having been recaptured.
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Miss Bryant, of Fl Dorado, who had been the guest of Mrs. E. M. Cabaniss returned home Thursday.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Mrs. D. F. Collett cane down from El Dorado Tuesday for a few days visit with her husband.
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J. R. Cole of Strong was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. M. L Phillips. here the first of the week
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Mrs. W. H. Wood left Tuesday for months visit at Heber and Brinkley.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Misses Kinda Abbott and Ger aldean Reive of Ferriday. La, are the guests of Mrs. c. c. Bell.
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Miss Lucille Ripper left Sunday morning for weeks visit at Min eral Wells, Texas.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Miss Matte Andrews of near Marion, La, was the guest of Miss Laura Dickerson here Tuesday,
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

R. L. Boddie was down from Camden the first of the week visit ing old friends here.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

Miss Leila Mellor, who has been teaching music here the past year has returned to her home at Fl Dorado.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

D. F. Collett was Camden vis- itor last Saturday and Sunday.
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c. c. Bell left Tuesday for 8 business trip to Vicksburg, Miss.
The Huttig news., 1910-07-30

W. E. Clark of Strong was a business visitor in Huttig Monday
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A son was born on July 18th to MT. and Mrs. T. w. Pearson.
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CHAPTl'g XXIv.-From a scrvan P1nl- olaV rms that Alison West hai been there on a visit and that Sullivan had been attentive to her. He also learn that Sullivan is married to a daughter 0 the murdered man.
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pPTER XX.-She tells him he name is Mrs. Conway She tries to mak' a bargain for the forged notes, no knowing that they are missing
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CHAPTER XXV.-Returning home Blakeley is informed that his house has been ransacked by the police
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CHAPTER Blakeley's partner tells him that his affair with Alison Wes Is off,
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CHAPTER XXII.-The amateur detec- .i nson, and believes he has found Sullivan
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CHAPTER XXI-Blakeley tells hi partner of the incident and the latte evolves a theory that the woman kille Harrington.