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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
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VIII you kindly allow me some
space IN your paper? In your last
number notice an item from NJ. A. H..
Kingsley, Iowa. reporting an unknown
disease among bis poultry. was
troubled with apparently the same dis
Ease In my hocks. and after trying
several remedies. a. last succeeded IN
finding a cure Am glad 10 submit Il for
the benefit Of your readers. Procure
equal proportions OF resin. sulphur.
alum and cayenne pepper; would suE-
gest purchasing one pound Of each.
Those should be finely ground and
we'll incorporated with meal. about one
tablespoon TO the quart This makes
a hot ration. and chickens must be
hungry 10 relish Il. ! mix meal with
sour. or, u not obtalnabls. sweet milk.
In preference 10 water. This is be-
yond question the best thing have
ever tried. !, is also good In cases Of
eSole.A T. Edward FOLEY.
Livingston County. m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
USES OF DEAD HoEsEs.

TAe tail and name are especially val.
liable and from these are made tie
hair cloth 81 coanerce.
The leg bones are very Aard aad
white aad are used for handles 81
pocket and table cutlery.
The ribs and head are burnsd 10 make
bone black. after they have been treat.
Cd FOR the glue that Il IN them.
The phosphate OF lime. acted upon
By aulphurle acid and calelned with
carbon. produces phosphorus for luelisr
matches.
The short hair taken frnm the hide
10 used 10 stuR cushions and horse col.
lars thus the dead are made 10 mihls.
ter TO the comfort Of the living.
There IL an animal oil yielded in the
cooking process which is q deadly pol
son. and enters Int the composition Of
many insecticides aad vsrninsSss.
The hide furnishes q waterproof
leather faova to the trade a. sardo-
van. aha y used for the manuiacturs
Of high-eiass huntlaG and vadiag bootA
In the oalelhiag Of horses bones the
vapors arising are condensed and fern
the chief source Of carbonate 81 ammo
ala, which constitutes the base OF near
" all Gmmonlaeal salts.
The hoOfa Of the animal are removed
and after being boiled TO extract the
oil from them the horny substance is
shipped TO the manufacturers Of combs
and what are known a. Mlkado goods
The bones TO make glue are dissolved
In muriatic acid. which takes the phcs-
pha,e OF lime away. the soft element
retaining the shape Of the bone ls dis.
solved In boiling writer. cast into
squares and dried on neta.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Remember that In the winter tine
the ground ia frozen and often cover
"a with snSv. and Il Is impossible Tor
The fowls 70 collect the gravel that ia
needed for the work Of the glszard. DO
not therefore neglect to &c, few bas.
kets Of gravel now and then. II there
Is a gravel bed near. horse load o,
the gravel may BE- hauled 20 the house
and delivered 20 the hens as they may
need, Doubtless some OF the lndlges.
ton that afiieH poultry IN winter
comes from the lack OF gravel. XII
chicken In winter. especially when
they have for long time been deprived
Of gravel. and you will hnd the crop
empty Of the EriL Il takes a little
work. but work must be done n The
fowls are TO he kept healthy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

A Private Reputation. - The dairy
man who has bull, up q steady demand
for his butter must work Just about a.
hard 10 keep that demand In q healthy
condition a. be dld 10 secure u IN the
arst place. II BY some Misfortune a
batch Of butter ls lnferior 10 that usual.
" made. Il should never be sent 10
regular eus,emera Sell q on the mar.
ket without oalllnE attention 70 the
name II the persea VIE nade H. LEI
Il bring What Il is vsrth.-Hx.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14


In hia Monographs. Personal anG
Social" Lord HouEhion gives an Ease-
doie Of the Rev. sydney smith. for ne
authenticity Of which. he says. he VII
not voueh. but which seems 10 Ain
GOOD enough 70 Be true. On being SET
tied 10 his small living IN IorkaAlrs
sydney WiillnEiy assisted bis nslEhbsFs
IN their clerical duties On an occasion
Of this kind he dlnsd With the incum-
beat on the preceding SATURDAY and ths
evening passed In hilarlty. the squire
By name Ksrshav. being conspicuous
Tor his loud enjoyment OF the stranr-
er's jokes Il an very glad that
have amused you" said Mr. sydney
Smith al parting. hut you must rot
laugh az my sermon tomorrow" 4
should hope know the difference be.
tween here and at church" remarked
the gentleman with sharpness. 4 am
not 50 sure Of thai" replied the visitor.
I'm bet you a guinea on Il" said the
squire. Take you" replied the divine
Next day the preacher assembled the
steps Of the pulpit. apparently sufsr-
Ing froz q severe cold. with HE hAnd.
kerchiei to his face. and At ones
"anseasd" out the name Ker-shau
several times In various intonationa
TAls ingenious assumption Il The rsadi.
nesa with which = man vould rscog.
ulle his ovn name h SQUADS inpsrcsp-
tibls 10 the ears Of etAsrs proved accu-
rate. TAs poor Eeatleman burst Into .
Eunav. 70 the scandal 81 the eoaGregA.
ten, and the minister. amer iosking a,
him vita stern rsprcaeh. preceded
viii His discourse aud voa the bst
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Breeding Hsaa--The hens kept for
the producing Of future stoek should "
81 the best. Il ls unwiss 60 use eggs for
Matching unless these eEEc arc from
certain hens which are known 10 b
not only prolific. but have shown them.
selves capable Of producing hardy.
strong and vigorous offspring. In short
breeders should be tested. Just az with
any other stock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

sometimes hsar The term ''bssf-sstizs
Engliahmen" ussd. We might Aiso add
butter and eheese-sAiing. for they are
large consumers Of both. and are our
best customers for these articles; and
who will deny that TO their diet IL
largely due this natio. prestlgs9-
J. II. Brown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

church. and next 10 the First church
Of Christ a. GalesburG. That vas IN
1871. and Dr. THAN preached TO that
charge for twelve yeara While At
GalesburE be vas associated With KnoH
college. sad bis work among the stu
ee..s was gratifying 10 Aimseif and the
members Of his church. he h new q
corporate member Of the American
board. an active supporter Of all the
conEreraiional societies. and his "a.
vice and counsel are much prlEsd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

OH from PeAnuts-Ths recent state
nent thut In few years the peanut
ersp VII es enc 81 the prine staples
Of the soutA. was ne doubt a surprise
q many. But statistics bear the state
meat out. and Il is proved that the Ia
dustry II constantly growing. The pea
nut eli 10 said 70 be 50 like sliVe oil
that emily the ehemls, or expert eaa de-
tset the difference. Its aAvor is pleas
ant and bland. and Il may. on account
Of IL purity. eventually suppla1t olive
oil In an culinary uses for the table,
En-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Corn Meal DouEh.-corn meal dough
is the standard food for chicks ana
probably Il viii Ne used for many years
to come. ~ :, IL vAsleasns and sreel-
leat but the sPpareat sod results
from ~ uss are during sDriAE aad sun.
ner. when the chicks eaA Pick ~ other
foods which balance the ezra neal. In
winter tAe eAieks should have enc feed
81 bone meal aid chopped seat and A
small quaAti,y Of linseed neal should
be added 10 the cora meal snee a day.
Another pOlnt IL not to have the eera
meal dough very sloppy. - toe AueA
water should not b used. oaly sun
Client water and milk should be added
to have the dough dry erunble-Kr.
CTAe Farmers Review eaaAo, endorse
the above. The practice 81 feetlns corn
meal exclusively IL bad one. More
Altrcgenous food should b FED. espsel.
ally 10 Erovlng ehlekal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Ev. DR. A. r.
THAN has been
made editor OF the
Advance, the Com
gresstional weekly
published IN chiea-
go. Dr. THAN is
one Of the most ca
pablo and best
known Congrcga-
tlonal ministers IN
the country He
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

81 the printing arm Of Poster 4 Co
Of Chieaxo. has commenced = spirited
campaign. - waaAinEton elspatcAel
ay, With enthuslnstie endorsementa
NJ. Fosssr vas born IN Brewster. Mass,
20 years ago. For twenty years he has
been Identified with tAs printing and
publishing business IN Chicago. and q
the craft IL probably As well knewn a.
any man IN the country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
FARM
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR
OUR RURAL READERS.
How sueeessfsi Farmers Operate This
Department Of the Parma Few
Hats as To the Care Of Live stock
aRd PouitFy.

n answer to your
question IN regard
10 my poultry. l
would say; First. I
thought there were
mites on tho chicks
and applied koro-
Eono and lard. and
this helped matters
somewhat. but did
not stop the trouble
altogether, / ap-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

To sscons puslls prlatef At wasA.
inGtea IL a AUDIBLE anhitisa. aad with
every cAanEe Of adninlstrAiisa caa-
tisates for the position appear from
many states. Nj rrsling c. FosssS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Mrs. George ]. Shook overturned a
lamp at q card party In Akron. Ohio.
Her dress caught Gre and she was
burned 70 Death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Az long AZ premises are flppantly
end pientifully made without care
thought or judgment 80 long win they
b lightly and frequently broken. II
they are TO be kept with sgrlctnesa and
hdelisy. they must be made with intel.
llrence ane tlrcumapeclion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Distribution Of sseds.-it often hap.
peAa that. on small islands in rivers,
trees and neWers are found that do no,
grow on the neiEhborinE banks These
have come down the river. sometimes
from the mountains where Il rises. IN
the shape OF fruits. and have found
lodging on the island. during high
water. Sometimes fruits are thus
borne quite cut to ssa. and then they
may be caught By an ocean eurrent
and carried loAG distances, 4 has
been aid that Columbus arst formed
the notioh that there nisAt ~ land
beyond the western ocsaa on seslas
some araase nuts tAat la beea
washed 10 the sAsrss Of the AsOres
from far away AnerioA-RG
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Nrs. Cleveland studylaE French.
Mrs.. Cleveland ls studying the
Ffeach language. preparatory &c
tour o. the world vita her husband
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

10 not neglect the flower garion.
There Is genuine power In beautiful
flowers 10 influence some naturca
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
CHURCHES OF CHIEFS.
hklNLEY WILL WORSHIP IA
OLD CHURCH.
"E'n" Of Leading Hotels Oser the
r'e'ld'n''Eie', oratui,ou. Hospitality
-iislisf' Of rrs.idsa,.-uov n.,,.,.,,
AHetts Politiea.

II Il ID L n r
elect Mckinley Is
a Methodist. the
third member OF
that religious do
nomination to oc-
cupy the Executive
Mansion since the
civil war; In fact.
the third Methodist
president since the
establishment OF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

By Tho device Of an Italian sells.
moloeist an earthquake shock IA.
We are informed. made 70 light an
electric lamp for = quarter 81 =
second. causing the face Ola chronon-
eter 70 b. photographed and thus
registering the precise time
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Milking Cows should be MIXED Al
regular times. say twice daily. and Il
should BE- attended 20 promptly when
the proper time comes rouad. Il will
not DO 10 milk At any and all times.
Just vhea Il 10 esavenisnt The milk
er should see that the tsats are veil
cleaned before commencing 70 draw the
milk. he should then proceed gently
and quietly 10 the task 81 milking. and
should draw Il a. speedily as possible.
consistent with the comfort Of the coz.
untll the operation IL completed. which
viii ~ when al the milk 10 we'll drawn.
TIE Last milk drava ia much the rich
eat. and loss may occur By failure Ia
DO tails tAoroughly.-Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Butter Freight Rasss-TAs st. Paul
Cfinn) Glsbe q Oct . contained the
Following; Unless the Soc line altsrs
lie position with regard 10 the rates on
butter to the east, Il ia likely tina, the
tarin On that commodity will not he
raised 10 it, original figure OF ti.OS per
hundred pounds, There has been a
tremendous shipmsat the past few
months, and during the rate war the
tariffs went down a. low as 60 cents.
The 500 claims TO have mficleat roa.
sons for i,s position; that Il viii not
be to its interests to restore the rate
until certain conditions are FULFILLED BY
other linez.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

DusAlsIsA. SO George Is uorAln,
again.
houlelgh-oh. dear no he has
= place In the street cleaning ae
partmoul--judga
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Read up on the subject Of poultry
raising. Ignorance costs money.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14
HE BA LEARNED NAN
THE NEW EDITOR or THE cHI-
cAoo ADVANCE.

nsv. Dr THAN Recently Chosen 70 the
Position Of Editorial Director Of the
Congregational Fertilization Distin.
euishsd TheoIeelan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-14

Rlsking Repuiation.-A few days ago
the salesman In a Chicago cellar sent
cut some butter without looking AZ H.
He had customers for the goods. and
a. they had beea fancy for such a long
time he inferred that they we're 20 In
this instance He had on numerous
other oocasiena sent the butter out
without looking Al Il. and felt safe 10
continue doing 80. But this time the
butter was very badly notified ana. Of
course. the customer complained. He
dld not want meiiled butter. and ex-
planned that heidi not want that butter
again n q was notified Now. the
chances are that the buitermaker knew
the butter was notified. lie failed TO
say anything about Il 10 the creamery
man. and the dealer therefore was not
notified. The buttermaker's mistake
resulted In an injury 10 the reputation
Of that factory.-Chloago Produce.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

In only about half dozen coun
ties OF the state have the democrats
fused with the populisss this year.
For nearly fifteen years the demo
Gratis OF this state had been "outs"
until the populists took hold aud as
sisted them to get a hold. Having
once become firmly entrenched be
hind the pie counter the democrats
all over the state, at signal from
Charles Thomas the Cleveland leader,
have turned on their populist allies
and kicked them ont OF camp. The
democrats feel strong enough to go it
alone.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

Charles Thomas, the Colorado
democratic leader, says there are but
two political parties, the democrats
and republicans The populist party,
which cast nearly half of Mr.. Bryan's
vote. he dismisses with a sneer aud
calls it a fungus growth
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

Gordon, the democratic candidate
for Justice of the supreme court, has
withdrawn from the race. and the
committee has nominated Judge Cab
bert.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16
NOTICE OF srocknoLDERs nEErINa.

IN ACCORDANCE with Article Of the By
Il Laws Of The Fort Lyon Canal Compa,ny.
uotics - hereby given that special meeting Of
the stockholders 81 The Fort Lyon anal Com
PAM viii be held ~ the Office of the Secretary
~ Las Anisftas. Colorado. on Saturday. the iafh
day OF November, A. u. Is4l. At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The objec; OF said rncqfing j. for tho purpose Of
lesying assessment apoa all shareholders for
the payment Of the ohligNtiOns assumed hY TIE
Fort Lyon Canal Company. the indehtesiuess al
ready crcated, and for the 1haintainance and
opcratiot Of the canal for the balance 81 the
year ISeT and % tho yvar tsgS
BY orxisr OF the Hoard uf Directors.
PRANK kREYBi1-i4, Secretary.
Dated nj Las Auiraas. Colo. Oct. 1. isss.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

ssrHNF.rsnsr.-
FsASk LEE, Def.naant,
The People of The STATE efCoI0rodo,
tfREEIISGa
You are hereby required to agfscAr "a an ac-
tion brought against soa hy the above aefns-i
plaintiff in tho Ccunty Court 81 Frosvrs tuun-
~, STATE of Colorado. aud arlspag tlss complaint
therein within thirty DAYS after The srrylcc herr
Of II served wi,izin isln stAtc ~ Calurado. =
iicafiun. witbin sfts days after the service berF
~. exclusive OF tbs day 81 serr4eg or Judgment
vii be taken against yuu anepriiae 10 fha
prayer ~ the cuHapiaint and 4 the service huFs
- tse made by pahlicatiou. =hsn ten days sdti-
sicual U said hfty da1s last hsreinahqFe sisces-
hea for appearance and ansWcr NiA be allesssi
bgfore In. taxing - Judgment a. aforrsafd.
The said actiun j. hroEE-ili 10 oatain a drcFss
of divorce tAr rrsunn ~ desesfian sur tnnrr
than one year last past. and such other szaa
fGrfirr relief a. may ssiii 80 ih% court isxt ans
equitable from the con.iiaint and from tho evs-
1lelee addneed upap the trial. all inpI. fall5
in said ee,i ion 10 which reference - hereby here
NADER
And you arr hereby notified shat II you tsii
10 spfeAr and u, asizyyrr tire said complaint aa
sis1Fe requires, tsr said piaintiM Will sprlg to
the eopri for the relief demanded 10 her sAla
Given under n.y hand JuAgc
of said Court lsitA sal itirr-s-
- of hsfrunto affixed a. oitrr
sEAL- IN The town uf Lamar. Ia
~ ssil Nollptg. this itll dsE
% D-srsf-~r 4. -. tessT.
ID. W. ROBINSON. iudEc-
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

In the excitement over the Local
contest the voters shonld not forget
the Office Of district attorney, 1t is
one of the most important to be filed
this fall, and the present incumbent
r. r Ross. the best prosecuting at
torney the district ever had is can
didate for re election, In his official
career both as member of the legis
lasure and in his present position he
has been the firm friend of this val
ley, and we feel sure he Will get a
large majority in this part of the dis
trict. A vote for r. r. Ross is vote
for an honest. conscientious public
official
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

Why don't the Sparks follow the
custom 1t set last year Of placing
both the democratic and populist
tickets at the head Of its columns
1t must be there's a GOODNESS some
where.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

The difference of 10 mills between
the levy promised the people this
year and that actually made means
thousands Of dollars pulled out of
the pockets OF the taxpayers. Vote
for the republican ticket
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

The first campaign in the city Of
Greater New York is attracting moie
attention than any local election ever
did in this country. The patronage
TO be distributed by the successful
party is estimated at seventy Ave mil
lion dollars.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

The democrats only placed one
east end man on their ticket, and he
isa republican. How do the east
end democrats like this slight!
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16

1t is probable that there will be q
complication of emblems on the OH
cial ballot this year owing to therush
of nominations for supreme justice.
The only safe way to vote viii be to
put your cross after the eagle.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16
Noricr.
U. s. LANp orrier. L.,NAR. coLo..

Q. s LAND OfFfdF. IlANAH, fOtO-.
septeetnher n. iHsg.
COMPLAINT having bees entered at this office
" by V. z. nayen against Melvin Dnrrow for
abandoning hts Homestead Ehtry No. 49,. dated
February y. 1877. upon the 81 NEG and Esi
sen of Section :, Township - south. Range ~
west, in PrOwers county. Colorado, with view
to the cancellation OF sand entry. tho said par
tie< are hcreby suiunaoncd 70 appear at This Of
fce on the 18th day o! October. t7sT a. Q 'ciecS
A. nd. TO respond and furnish testimony con
csrnine said alleged abandonment
ssi-o.3 EZRA G. NOwEIss. Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-16
SUMMONS DIVORCE

STATE OF coLoRADoJ ,, y, c,rn,,,
CouSTH or PRuwEHs. Court
Ia the Mafter Of
MAuD Les, Plaintiff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15
From the Capital, 81. John, Hansas.

WV ~e'ls~,s~S s'ss ~cfsW, <A0uS0Ss
Hearing that DR.. ]. L. Lines Of St. John.
Kansas, had used Dr.. williams' Pink Pills
In his practice with great success, q reporter
called upon and interviewed him regarding
the matter.
fous reporter found the doctor o very
pleasant and affablc man Of probably ffty
years Of age. We were msch impressed with
his manner, as II was kindly and digni6ed.
When VIC preached the subject of our call, he
became enthusiastic at once end proceeded
iogive us the following for publication:
My attention had been called to DR.. vii.
iiams' Pink Pills for Pale People by several
persons Of my acquaintance who had been
greatly benefited or entirely cured By their
use. determined to give them . trial in
ny practice and If they proved TO be salts
factory would adopt them and use them
regularly. Since began prescribing them I
have never had cause to regret my deter.
mination. l have used DR.. Williams Pink
Pills in number of cases Of nervous trou.
bles, neurasthenia, rheumatism, etc., and in
every case have been exceptionally well
pleased with the results, and can honestly
and conscientiously recommend Pink Pills
o19 the above diseases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

davs NJ erar,t :. r,,r,, noe Rorb..kIE en-
n the th,,es ~ srct INA - .ere-.I n.
riter,ent Dnr,nc that f,rst veer it took !.
s1e.,-c. - 49,, ,,s,, ,,tv.;c.l c,nr.e =, ~,
n sTir;t,,alist
n 1osn tho E.,v r,ras c.ve .o.rca. in
No. yorL and tho cI,eoed sn;r;tu,l MAN.
isestations hec.ue The s;,b;ect Of extensive
5sscuss;on Tea,r,,,. s,rs,,e, mn nj, over
the count, ana ,-er, ,rnl.;n1;ea hv thon,
-nS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-15

talk. Wiley told the detective he would lind
some OF the stolen goods in the old Coal
valley coal mine. He also said he vould
nnd something else there besides goods.
Upon this clew Mayor Dunbar and Con.
stable Brannigan went to the old mine.
and In its dark chambers found Gibson r.
BODY. Wiley Lewis broke away from his
Keepers on the night he confessed sbout
having committed robberies and bur.
giaries and was recaptured. He denied be-
ing connected with the murders. He
stands convicted Of burglary, but sentence
has been deferred until the next tenn of
court, when the officials hope to indict
and convict him of murder.
Vtrgie Gibson, widow of the first man
murdered by the gang. confessed to muir
DER in the second degree, having beou i'm
piicated in her husbands murder. and
Judge Brazie gave her the full limit of the
lava sentence of IS years in the peniten-
tiary. She took her sentence very coolly.
as did the others. She is morphine fiend,
and after Sitting for her picture for the
New York World she said ''she did not
care how long they sent her ND for. she
would not live long anyhow, for she could
not get along without he- opium down at
the penitentiary.'' Mrs. Gibson has lit
tie girl, almost grown, and q 1a-month-
old baby.
Three others Of the gang, Cla{k lewis
Albert Wars and Jerry Brown, wefe CON-
victed Of murder and sentenced to b
hanged June Is 1t Fayetteville.