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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12

Nenralgic palms, rhEumaiism. lu1i-
bago, and sciaiic pains yield 10 the
penetrating iDiirenca Of HaIiard's snow
Linimens. Ii 2enesEaies to the nerves
aud bone. and seias absorbed inio The
blood, i'a healing properties are eaa-
veyed TO every part Of The body ana
Effect some wondesial cures Dir. ID.
u. Moore, agnal fiisisis CeEirsl n.y..
Milan. Iepn., stAscss II hare used
fIailara,s Suo~ Linimens for rhtunsa.
iism, haakArhe. ETC., ID My family.
Il isa splendsd remedy. We could
cot ~ without M 75a. Soc and si
ii Ciss Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Thursdsy, june as. 1909.
NOTICE TO
BRIDGE AID OTHER CONTRACTORS,

Eotiee is hereby given that. In oisedienes
10 an order Of the County Court Of ~ 1.
Francois cGunfy, Missouri, saaied bids will
be received ~ tho Undersigned 40 to one
o'ciock i. A.. Tuas1ay. suns iafh. l397.
at tiae uonnfy CLERK Il ueHea. n KaTHsif,E.
ton, 81, Francois county, Missouri for the
construction and mainfsnanea tor fxo
years vi tND steel highway bridges. In all
one br3dFn ,syeF Welt Greek, On County
Kafrs ruaE. near firknas ford. three miles
soukissAs1 % knrmington, euusssEtrE OF
ard two mfsutinsssfs containing ~ eahir
plan nad gx,neiiicnftb4is etinufad Is fhe
DaAau Cnsfs Hssis So che u shs uoanfy
oas ssssi hrldxe csef geureas' = nrAneh,
On y, Nary,f rdk... two mites suHkh<ast Of
FarininEisn, ssssss-s;s:s OF oas snen = fs<t
c. @ G.. 4 fefi roadway. as shnssE o. psnn
s'eurf 'aad sn Eis IN fhs uuaHf7 birrk &
rfsfca
KarhbrfaEs tobe conslrartsa ard eoaiple-
ted nccqFdif.s 20 nfofaxaiG rla i anh speei.
acnttuns. All n1ntexiai and h!tspr % ~
III sie0 pasAnie ~ ~ Krnnrnis cnunfy shall
sssga,tAsy sasM hl Z. q. sssE.ss.ssa O. Epes'
boaa and cont y4et for fhs xattafai peEsorzs
I'm 4hs 4 s s cssrs reserves he saxAs b
fs m n laI , n ~ A'p ssu.f 4 aarssey
Roaa nna Hsissse coaunss sssansle
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Farningten Times
THURSDAY, JUNE -, 1909.

"THE FApHiNuruS TINES is the
only Eobb organ 10 this county" re-
marked the B0une Terrc Democrat
Register Of March s,h Yet with the
other three Democratic papers oppos'
ing Mir. Robb and cur Republican
neighbor, the Democrat Register, lend
ing helping band, he carried the
county by u majority Of S5j over
Judge bearing II all the papers had
opposed Nj. Robb there Is no telling
how much larger bic majority would
have been,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Administrators Notice.

Notice - hereby given that letters Of ad
minlsiratiun VIEW granted to the under
signed By the Probate Court Of n Francois
county. Missouri, dated she 2Tth day 81
May. ipQ1, on the estate OF
WALTER HARMON. Deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required TO exhibit them 10 tht
Administrator for allowance within unG
year from the date ~ said letters ur thny
may be prrciudcd from nuy benedt OF Enta
estate, and n not exhibited for allowance
Within two years from tho date Of said let
tiers they IN be forever barred.
s G.. GOLDEN,
Any -, iaol. Administrator.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12

DALTON &
KENNEDY,
Real Estate Agents,
FARuNGITON, NO.
FARnNGrToN, NO.

n yoH want TO sell or bur- cali at our
oAscs, up stairs in the old DALTON &
Marks Store Building. We here Hame
q Ew choice large farms. but have a
number OF smaller oncs to dipose OF
~ acrss-saa acres in cultivation, inclHd-
ina - acres ip meadow and a. arres Ia pas.
tl1Ess-@rH1TsatfssnT good timber. aiyree Hpsai
springs, plenty Of sIprR water small ar.
ehaFd. s.fo0u h0nshsi barn &1xil1 fans ~,
miles tsssM school and church. fFice 50
psr acre.
80 sczs#--spo tn cufitymti0n. 50 acres flne
timber: E-Fuonl hcGse. Hrga naxn. swu sfne
orchards. good well ana rfxfpfnas pisnfy
Of skusA water In ever Grs1 n4Jsaa from
fiaf Hfvsr mines. I7fcs SO per AGRA.
/ saa acres-~ssa IN cultivation s-rucn houss,
sm0ke hgase. citlcgen hnasg. wood house
fsnaRt house al. IN good sssts Of cnftiya
lion. 50 pss acre.
40 acgsa. 1f twD farms--lEs ncsps IN euf.
ssvHsian. s.fo0Af. house with p8rEhes, we.l
Al Asase and two sprinEs GA farl1i, barn aax
r.. ssss na ssa ne 81 v T Vii H s ssias 1s
CO Two f&snss ara sssi s~essnansy. asrns
sasf.
Como ard sea ua Knd we will BE-
sure To show ypu something yea win
like Il you want i farm or sopn prop
city.
pALT0S q EI;HEDE2.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
TaK on Babies.

Extreme hot weather Is a great tax
upon the digestive power Of babies;
when puny and feeble they should be
given taw doses Of Whites Cream
Yermiiage, tho Chiidrcn's Tonic. 1t
will stimulate and facilitate the diges-
tian Of their food, so that they soon
become strong, healthy and active.
25e at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of ad e.
miniHtTniinn were granted t. the under
signed BY the Probate court OF 70, Fruncois
county, hisFaiifi dntcdz the gsd uny Of
April, ie1l. on the estate N
JAMES A. NiMMs. Decd.
All persons having claims against said ss.
tate urN required 20 exhibit them 10 the
Administrator for allowance within one
GEAR from the date Of said letter. or thpy
may ~ preciudnd from any benefit Of said
estate ana n not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date OF 6a.d let.
tiers th9y will be- forever uarrrd.
". lEARGAlN, Admir-,
GEu. n siMMs. N"H. -
May !, iqgl.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Trnataa,a Sale.

whcrsns,A. A.,lsaETts.aad Blrsiin n. Harris,
his wife, by their certain fdeei Of trust,
dated the tEt day Of December, lsra and NJ.
cordad IN tho Recorders ofsiEa OF ~. ErRn-
cots county Missouri. m Dooh as, az paEe 7tl
conveyed TO the undersigned trustee tha
following described real estate, situate. " +.
lng nnd being IN the county Vt st. Francois
ard state Of Misauaff, to.wtt
81 OF iot ave. block one, iss8sed from ~.
fpuis smelling and Refining Company tar2ll
shown On their private map.
Witch said conveyance sfas made tn trust
20 eecuru the payment n q csirain pruEiis.
aufg Hnts % said depd described, and where.
as ~ the tefEnn OF said deed df trust said
note u nuw PAST due ana REMAINS unpaid,
now. therefore, ~ RecOrdancH with the pro
visions OF said dccd, nad ~ the request of
tho legal holder Of said note, /, the under.
signed truSteu, VII, 0n
Thursday, June &c, 1909,
between the hours OF aina clock tn the
forNnooG and ave O'Clock III the afternoon
OF that day, at the south fYuat door % the
Court House. IN the city OF Huntington, u
frnnrois ets1nty, Missouri, sell at ruhlic
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, this
foregoing described real estate, for the pEsr
posc.Of satlsfying-said note and thu costs Of
executing tiifa Trust.
JEFF b. HIonLEY. Trustee.
June 0. IS0a.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Administrators Notice.

Noticr Is horcby given tiIal letters OF al
ministrniion, with will anngEsd. were
granted 20 tile undersigned by the PRO
bate Court % ~. Francois county. MlE-
souri,, datN2 May ~. i3q, on the estate Of
flIsNRN BEsClfE, neoens@d.
Az pgrinns having claims against said
estate are REQUIRED to exhibit them 10 tho
Administering for allowance within one
year from tho date ~ said letters or they
may be prpcludcd from any brneat OF said
estate, aud II not exhibited for allowance
within two ycara from tho Date of said
leitern they viii ho forever h1Fred.
2. II. iiERBsT, Admir-.
juno S. isQ1.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12
Final Settlement.

Notice ID hsruny given that the under.
signed, Executors u The estate Of
d q, snERRGii., Deceased.
win make anal settlement of their admin
istratiun OF said estate al the next term %
the Probate Court OF ~. Francois county Z,
20 10 be begun and held az the court
House IN Fnrtningtnn, IN said county. on
the second Nontlny IN July tfn1.
CliAH 81. sHERaitL, rw.tv,
GEn. T.. COOLEY. ~
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12

The new County Committee will
meet At the Court House In Farming.
ton on July let to organize.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-06-12

". A kENNEoY
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28

aims aud purposes. Already the
Deneiiciaries of the high protective
tariff are reduced III mum ber, and
the benefits derived from protec-
ZION are go palpably lessened, even
81 applied 70 the selfish interests
81 those who have heretofore in
sisted upon It's continuance. that
hey are inclined 10 receive with
favor the adoption Of the Demo
cratic doctrine Of a tariff revenue.
7 The popular apprehension az the
evils OF aggressive eXi ansioD. and
rs ilcompaiabiiity with what has
always been regarded ~ safe
Ameiiclnism, j. constantly grow
iug. and cannot fail 10 become in
the near future most i'm lortan;
factor q the political thought 81
our people.
The Tremendous growth of trusts.
the immense business Hggrt rHliOns
and tie manner in which they
-ttie heaitEful competition and
throttle individual enterprise, cam
roi pass long UNDECIDED by tht
voters of tho land The stipend
Gus governmental extravagence
hat COW prevails must at length
ho appreciated oy the people mo-
ouly as drain upon their earn
ingz and uccumuIat ons, but ~ q
prruiciOu7 example, calculated 4,
undermine th- love of who.eScm
economy among our cllzeL-,
These topics and others which
might 6e mentioned. and th
abuses connected with them
should be- bravely and uncompro
ni-iugly dealt with by the Demo
cratic pariy. a= they All iuyolN.
Democratic principle We shculo
nave suti faith ia the intclli
gence aud right miudedncs5 Of oul
cOuutrymen 10 arouse n coatideu'
anticipation that viii sp edli5
contide the treatment "a these vita
qu tions % the party which salts
lies them of IFS intention 90 dea
with them in al honest. tnequiyo
cal aud patriotic manner.
see only hope and couiidenc,
in the future of Democracy: bu
this hope and confidence IL ba-ec
ON the belief that the party will b
true TO itself and true - it7 pro
iession of devotion 10 the weiiar,
of the people.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28

On Friday, Judge Pardee. n
the United States circuit court
sitting az Macon. Georgia. dis.
charged l.. T. Hahn. salesman
for = Kansas City mercantile house
upon a writ OF habcas corpus
Hahn was arrested 10y the sheriff
II Suwanee county, Florida. under
the Florida law which imposes a
license tax upon soliciting agents
Judge Pardee held the Florida
iaw unconstitutional, because con
iiicting with the interstate law
This should be OF lively interest.
as news item up IN Mississippi
where statute in restraint OF trade
requires agents of jobbing houses
outsIdse the State To pay IA heavy
license as agents. The Judge says
it will not be permitted # Mobile
Register.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28
Students Fight Duel.

Chattanooga, Tenn Nov. It
Andrew J. Harness Of Ohio and
" II. D9wney of Alabama. stu
dents in L. = Grant NJ deal Col
iege, engaged in a pistol duel in
tant of the medical college build
ing this morning Each student
fired six shots. Harness is sup
posed 10 have been shot in the alb
domen. Downey was not injured
Harness fled with the assistance OF
friends. Downey returned to hi-
room in the college and has not
set been arrested 1t is claimed
he duel arose over remarks that
harness bad made about Southern
women. and that Harness calle,
Dowuey into the street from tn.
college building
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28

a Lenigh Valley freight train
consisting 81 lO1 loaded car-. con
tanning LOIS tons. was handled be-
tween Snyre aud Weldon. Pa ,
distance Of - miles. by siugl,
locomotive. Prom what we ar
t1is to learn. Sty- rha Railwn,
aud Engineering Review. "lhi- Is
one OF the heaviest tram, cvei
handled with one crsiue for th.
Instance. ur over ara entirr freigh
division. New Orleans Flames
Democrat.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28
MONDAY, January the 5tf.

\ D. Ist5. between the hours Of eleven o'c4oc K
H. and Tour o'clock. q. M. sell at eh,. front
5toor OF the court house IN Aberdeen IN said
Monroe county. 70 the highest builder or hisltless
FOX CASH the following described real estate
situated ~ the County of Monroe. in the State
Of Mississippi to-Wit:
south half Of Section =. Township II Range
:, except = aud - acres. described as follows
VIZ; Beginning II chalus and ~ links due east
OF southwest corners of section L. thence north
degrees east with east side of Abe rties=Fl and
Brlstow road. II chains and - links To srsl..
thence due east 81 chains and "A links to "a ke
thence due south Ia chains and - links 10 4
stake on section line thence due west with sec
ton line J. chains and - links 10 pIar. nj h.
ginning.
Dated this the 18th day Of November. d.
1872. T. o. JONES SI~ciaI Cnsnr1iss;.,.,- - =
". IT, CLIFTON Sol. for Complts
November Ii, Is-u2-td.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28
Monday, December 7, 1902.

between the hours of eleven O'Clock "a and
tour clock = ~ seii on tle lands herelnsls.r
described &C the late re-lasa.ce Of Mrs 81 4
highest bidder or bidders for CASH. the follow
ing described real e7cat a. situated iu the County
Of Monroe. in thu STATE. Of Mississippi ts,-gVit
Southeast quarter of section f. township ~
range g. less shat PORTION 81 the soltise5-t cor
TIER of sand quarter section described as fa-l-fr-
ming al the southeast corner 81 said 4uarlsr
section, running thence north 46 rods. then
7So~t II rs'd thence south 50 rods and thence
east il rods "a the place oI BEGINNING + So
iaaf part al The south sest quarter 81 scctius
township =. range g. described as beginning sd
file northwest of SAID quarter S.-f Is9t
running thence east ID rtfis. Thence south IS
roois. thence west II rods tIIsee north - -sI~ ia
the place OF beginning, amounting all lsl
acres
Dated this tht. Iffh day Of October \ ID laa2
T. . JON Is Special Cogffgli--i.,l...-
AAkEH \ II BIB SolS. for Compi H.
October p. Is2.-lly.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28
Cleveland on Democracy.


Sfs-irI to fIe N-a Oriesaa P.cayune.
New York, Nov - The New
York World this morning prints
the following article on tie future
Of the Democratic party by former
Pre- 'dcut Grover Cleveland:
Nv opinions on political mat
tiers are we'll known. and ! should
hesitate 70 make any further state
mcnt were it NOT for THE urgent
solicitation of the World. which iS
pursuing an editorial policy $ mich
must, Ia my judgment, tell for
Democratic SUCCESS and public
welfare.
Moreover. what say 70 the
Worlds representative wIli. / know.
be entirely free from the Outrag-
eOus attempts lately made % rep
resent ne a. iudor,ing not only
undemocratic policies, but men
who have unfortunately gained
Democratic notoriety.
It seems 90 me that the Demo
cratic situation Is such as w awak
eu the satisfaction and hope ~
every thorough and consistent
Democrat. Our party has certain
IN rcguiued It's old time fighting
condition. and rccoy red the NOR
ale that promises old-time success
and prestige.
/ think, however. while we can
safely assume that We are not i'm
mediatcly threatened with a repe-
titiou al uudemocratIc hrrcsy there
are palpauic dangers to toe avoided
If the rcIuviuation Of Democracy
l. not TO bc obsiructed.
The movement toward this re-
Juyinatiou tends to a complete
abandonment OF our late yielding
To the temptations of eXpediency
az against a firm adherence 20
Democratic doctrines.
The condition ncce-silates, IN
my opinion, both IN the euuncia-
ton of platform principles and the
selection Of candidates., a sturdy
and determined march % the goal
at substantial and thorough De
mocracy. In other words. | be-
lieve that IT the Democratic party
Is tempted. under mistaken ap
prchcnsipn of the meaning II the
revival III true Democratic -cuti
meut. To- stop snort of this goal
and temporizs by presenting o.
the people platform principles and
candidates not entirely ia keeping
with ana absolutely changed policy.
IL will fail 60 convince the people
OF it- sincerity, or 10 satisfy them
that 10 can safely be trusted.
Such condition cannot better
be described than by The nomely
illustration OF muu sitting down
between two chairs such oehav-
Tor would discourage sincere uua
thoughtful Democrats. NOW hope
ful and eNPCctaut. aud repel B
large independent contingent whl
seek relief from the needless AFRO
gauce of the Republican party.
IL may a. we'll be- fully under
stood that amy party promising
such relief cannot calculate tina
the people are IA the mood 10 be
deceived OF csJoled by tricks Of eN
pedieucy The movement now
under way must be- pursued Will
thoroughne>s, consistency and hon
estly. There need be no fear thu
a radical return To the true De-
mocracy l. dangerous To- Demo
cratic success. The history of th,
party abundantly shows that il i.
only departure from principle ano
yielding To- temptations OF eXpe
diency that have brought disaster
The hope of the Democrat,
party lies in the inevitable discuv
orr. -. c,tr r....,I. ~ L.. hnr...t. -. q.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28

II yen are billions aud seeking advisers.
take DeWitt'S Little Early Rt-~r~.
lust before goipg 10 bed
fuu will tnd on the morrow
You ere rid OF your sorrow-
That's all; just enough said
These famous pills DO. not grippe. In,
move the bowels gently and easily. cleans
Ing the liver. Their tonic effect gives
strength to the gla' DIS. preventing n re-
tara of the disorder. Phoenix Drug Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28
Eugene
Fields
Views on Ambition and Dys-
pepsia.

Dyspepsia, wrote Eugene Field.
"often incapacitates man for endeavor
and sometimes extinguishes the fire of
ambition" Though great despite his
complaint Field suffered from indiges-
ton all his life. A weak, tired stomach
can't digest your food. 1t needs
rest. You can only rest it by the use
of preparation like Kodol. which re-
lieves it of work by digesting your food.
Rest soon restores it to Its normal tone.
strengthening,
Satisfying,
Envigorating.
Prepared only by E. @. DEwIrr& Co.. Chicago
The ST. bottle contains rs times the soc. size.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28

The clu-s of 1902. Vanderbilt
University, has subscribed $1,000
10 eudow scholarship Ia the uni
ver~ity. That shows practice.
appreciation ON the part ol thp
young men Of tho value of tle
service the university has done for
them. obiie Register
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28
Legal Notice.


~ Ne. 262,
r. G. Hafhcock. - 81.
To al persons having or claiming any interest
in the southeast quarter Of southeast quarter
of section - township = range i. in Monroe
county Ml~-i~si pfi. sold for taxes ON the first
Monday 4 March ~.
You are her by notified and required TO aIs-
pear AT the January Rules Of the Chance ~
Court oi Monroe county. % be held ou the second
Monday OF January. 1913, then and there 70
plead. answer demur to the bin filed la the
cause by compliment trstying for coniirIna tlen
of his lax tIthe 10 fte land aforesaid.
7. q. JONES. Chanccry Clerk,
NALKER K IUHB. Sos. for complainant.
Oct. l.. fa2-4t.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28

Many people are suffering fearful.
from ildi- e-tiun ur dy-stp-is, when aut
sing bottle Of HERBLNE would briul
tbcuf prompt and P-rmLlent cure. &
ie~ doses will 4" more Tor w-ak ston
lch shtn prolonged course ~ any otne
medicine. P-ic.. So cents. J. \. Gay
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28

Best assortment of Can Goods
ina town. and prices lower. Phone
49, 7. ID CARTER x Co
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1902-11-28

For 40 fresh cuts or wounds, either ch
the Humun subject Or animals. BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENr IS excellent.
white for corn-husker-' -praiuei wrists.
.arbed wire cuts and sores ou workla s
horses. % cannot be tor highis commend
rd Price. - and 30 ceuts. j. 4 Gas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-02

sutton went to interview Mrs. Taylor
but could set nothing from her save
that he heard that the shooting of Dunn
occurred in the Taylor house with a "A
calibre revolver. No one could be found
who heard the shot. This seems improb-
able as the house Is quite small Sutton
returned home last night with the inten-
ton of coming back today. He is de-
termiued 10 get at the bottom Of the
affair. He says the 8hdavits VIII in no
way interfere with the transfer of Dunn
to Arkansas nor VIII they be Of much
force in the Arkansas court when the
man is brought TO trial. They were made
simply TO block the execution of the re-
QUESTION.
Sutton was the man who arrested
Durham. Dunn 6 accomplice. Information
was tclephoned TO the Eagle once in
Wichita that man had been taken 10
The -. Francis hospitel badly wounded.
The reporters We're unable 10 get infor-
nation from the man. They appealed
10 the police Sutton was put on the
case He learned that the wounded man
was Dunn ana that ne had been taken TO
the hospital by Jersey Durham. an old
time crook and fugitive from justice. He
knew Durham and hunted him down. He
arrested him and then il was learned
that he and Dunn were wanted for the
GAINESVILLE affair.
Dunn was in bad shape last night and
there is every reason to believe he viii
not live His wound was not dressed
until he was taken to the Wichita hos
pital and the natural drainage had be-
come ciogged. Blood poison resulted and
an operation was performed Yesterday TO
establish new drainage This has left
Dunn quite weak and he is delirous.
Mrs Dunn paid the News Office a visit
the story published Yesterday. She said
that Inderwooa and Durham are not the
same that Durham has never <een IN
Wellington. and that Underwood is gen
tleman who has gone to Lawton with his
wife where he intends starting a saloon
She says that she shot Dunn. but would
not say whether or not it was accidental
She Acknowledged living in Wellington
under the name of Coin and being in
Wichita under the name of Woods she
says that Dunn was not at GAINESVILLE
bot that he was within 50 miles Of Wich-
liza on the night Of February ;. She de-
mics that he had any hand I'm the ClaTks-
Vile robbery and murder. She is a black
eyed little woman. who wears plenty Of
diamonds and dresses in black silk. She
denied that she married Dunn in Okla
homa. She expressed great concern for
him. yet she brought action against him
for bieamy.
City Marshal Seymour received word
al noon that Dunn was about to die and
TO hold Mrs. Dunn and have a complaint
issued for her on the charge of killing
him. The marshal watched her that she
did not leave town. although she told
News reporter that she intended going to
Wichita at noon. She viii he arrested at
once either here or IN Wichita should
Dunn die, for she has confessed she shot
him