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the court will impose a Jail sentence.
However. having in view the facrs
and circumstances, and the fact that
the jury has recommended your pun.
lshment. in limited degree. and the
statute reposing in me the discretion
OF fning you anywhere from twenty.
five dollars to a hundred lollars. or
by imprisonment not less than thirty
days nor more than three months. or
by both such fine and Imprisonment,
the court, in the exercise of its dis
erection will impose upon you a fine
OF fifty dollars and costs. and a Jail
sentence of thirty days, and the jail
sentence will be suspended until the
further order of the court That
means that, if you are brought up
upon similar matter again, upon in
dictment before the grand jury, the
court will extend the jail sentence:
but | trust that the court will not
have occasion to deal with you in
any matter of this kind again. You
may arrange with the Clerk as to
your fine and costs. and Gfter that
may be discharged"
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Miss McCune's recital at the Meth
odist church last night was excellent.
The auditorium was packed to the
utmost capacity. There were twenty
two numbers on the program. Every
number was worthy of mention which
would be given il space were not lin
tied Every pupil showed excellent
training
There were two gold medals award
ed. Miss Eva Nelson received the
medal for vocal solo, and Miss Marie
Kinsinger the medal for instrumental
solo. For the vocal duet, Miss Reese
and Mrs. Burrus were awarded the
prize, American beauty roses. For in
strumental duet Miss Hanny and
Miss Sailing were awarded the prize,
American beauty roses
Miss Costa received honorary men
tion for vocal solo, and Miss Green
for piano solo. Rebecca Skipwith al
SO received honorary mention for tech
nique. It was an interesting contest
in every respect as well as being
treat to the musical ear.
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A MetropoIitan Livery Barn.

Work is progressing on the new
Jump livery stable and barn at the
rear of the Payton Drug Company,
and il will be one of the most modern
livery stables in New Mexico. The
building will have a frontage of eigh-
feet. The front will be artificial stone
manufactured here and the sides and
back will be of native stone. The new
building will present very metro
politan appearance and will be credi.
to the city 1t was reported that Mr..
Jump had quit the livery business
but he is now in il again neels over
head
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ming at his home, in the presence of
his wife and child. He contracted 2
slight cold a few days ago and paid
but little attention to it, Yesterday
morning he was seized with fit of
coughing which continued for some
time His wife sent for physician
but before he could arrive, another
coughing spell came on and Duck
well died from suffocation--St. Louis
be-Democrat, Dec /. 1901" Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup would
have saved him. Csc, soc and $1.00.
Pecos Valley Drug Co.
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Cured Paralysis.

w. S. Baily. pOstoffice True, Texas.
writes: MY wife had been suffering
FIVE years with paralysis in her arm.
when | was persuaded to use Billiards.
Snow Liniment, which cured her al
right. / have also used it for old sores
frostbites and skin eruptions. II does
the work" 25c. soc, $1.OO-Pecos Val
ley Drug Co.
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A New Wire.

The work train of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company left on the
south bound train last evening. The
crew will put in joint wire from this
city to Carlsbad. The train consisted
of six cars and fourteen men. The
new wire will greatly facilitate the
service of the Western Union in this
city and at Carlsbad.
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one reason why Governor Odell should
not control the legislature and the
election of a Senator to succeed De.
pew and that is that Odell promised
positively ten days before the cleo
tion TO Depew and myself. that he
would not interfere" The foregoing
statement was made by Senator T.
c.. Platt of New York today to news
paper men who called on him. Sena.
tor Plat added that he was sure De-
pew would be reelected.
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Columbus, o., Dec. 3.-Miss Emma
L. Gessert, aged forty, book keeper
from Roswell, New Mexico, ate a
hearty breakfast this morning at the
SheRherd Sanitarium, and soon after
wards was found strangled TO death
in her room. She had placed a neck
tie around her neck, and taking the
ends in her hands had strangled her.
self to death. She came to the sani-
tarium last July for treatment for a
nervous disorder, but returned home
supposedly cured and only came back
early this week
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Dec. 3.-Cattle stea-
dy. Native steers, S.50@6.25; south
ern steers, 2.5O@4.25; native cows
and heifers, 2.50@5.OO stockers and
feeders, 2.50@4.OO; bulls, 2.0O@3.5a.
calves, 2.50@6.25; western steers,
3.OO@4.35: western cows, 1908 so
Sheep steady Muttons, 375@5.25:
lambs, 4.5O66.O0; range wethers, 400
@4.90; ewes. 2.5O@4.25
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TENNESSEE LAUNCHED.
Disappointing Conditions Detract Lit
tile From BrilIiancy Of Affair.


Philadelphia. Pa. Dec 3.-Under
disappointing weather conditions, that
however detracted little from the bril-
'iancy Of the affair. the armored crui.
ser Tennessee was launched today at
the yards of the Cramp Shipbuildine
Co. The weather was cold, and raw,
and drizzling rain and sleet fell dur
ing the morning. The six hundred
guests, however, paid little attention
to the weather. The interest center.
ed in the big war ship and it's school
girl sponsor, Miss Annie Edith Fra
zier, daughter of the governor Of
Tennessee. and a great cheer went
up as she broke a bottle OF champagne
on the prov of the cruiser.
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VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.

Former President Of American Nation
al Bank at Beaumont
Beaumont, Tex, Dec 3.-The jury
in the case of the United States vs.
]. P. Withers, former president Of
the American National Bank of Beau
mont, charged with embezzlement
and misappropriation in 1892 of $685.
900 of the funds of the bank, return
ed verdict of not guilty today.
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George w Outcalt. of Wellston.
Oklahoma, is at Artesia with view
to locating permanently in the Val
ley. Mr.. Outcalt owns large mercan-
tile establishment at Wllston and has
an interest in two other stores in
other Oklahoma towns.
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Dividend. of $50 per Share.

New York, Dec "a dividend OF
$50 per share has been declared on
the stock of the Boston and Montana
Consolidated Copper and Silver Min
ing Company The Boston and Mon.
tana is controlled by the Amalgamat-
ed Company.
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SITUATION AT zEleLER.
Comparatively Quiet Through the
Night with Some Sporadic
Shoofino

DuQuoin. ILL.,. Dec. 3.-There was
comparative quiet at Zeigler through
out the night. though there was some
sporadic firing. The guards at the
pump house were fired ON and the
militiamen and deputies on guard re.
sponded, about forty shots in ali be-
ing fired.
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CASE AGAIN CONTINUED.
Chadwick Matter Will Doubtless be
Settled Out of Court.

Cleveland, o.. Dec. 3.-The suit
brought by Herbert D. Newton of
Broolxline, Mass. against Mrs. Cassie
l.. Chadwick was again continued by
Judge Babcock today. The attorneys
representing both sides were in court
and requested the hearing be allowed
10 go over for week. A. Z. Stearns
representing Newton, said the entire
matter would doubtless De settled out
of court.
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Attention, x. Of p.

The nomination and election OF %
ficers for the X. Of P. lodge will oc-
cur Tuesday. December 8. 1904. A
fun attendance of all members is
earnestly requested.
c. L. SHERWOOD. c. C.
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Special Notice.

Please make arrangements to pay
us on delivery of your laundry. Prices
are too close to pay for collecting
Roswell Steam Laundry. Phone 90
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The news Of the death of Miss En-
ma Gessert will be received here
with deepest regret by the large num-
ber of friends of the Gessert family.
The family live on the north hill
and Roswell has been their home for
the past four years Mr. Ed Gesser:,
the brother, is now at Artesia engag-
ed in the lumber business and had
not heard of the death of his sister
until apprised of it by message
from The Record office The widowed
mother and sister are at their resi-
dence on the north hill.
The deceased had been at the sani-
tarium for about FIVE months. For
about year she has been affected
with serious nervous disorder Be-
fore her affliction and during her res
idence in Roswell she made many
friends by the nobleness of her char
acter. She was member of the Pres
byterian church of this place
Mrs. Gessert and family came TO
Roswell from Cincinnati. The hus-
band and father has been lead many
years. He was distinguished officer
in the Federal army.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
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FAKE coNsTA5LEs.
Making Raids on Slot Machines Meet
4 Severe Check.

4 Severe Check.
Chicago, H.. Dec. 3.-The members
OF an alleged gang of pretended con-
stables who have been raiding slot
machines i'm suburban saloons en-
countered severe check today at
Blue Island. During saloon ARRAY
in which ten shots were fired one Of
the supposed contsables was killed
and another wounded Among the per
sons arrested for participating in the
fight were two men wearing stars
bearing the words Cook County Con-
stable
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Misses Lena and Enzie Ringo of
ST. Joe. Missouri, are in the city and
will spend the winter here as the
guests OF their brother o. N Ringo.
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HANDWRITING EXPERT.
Appointed to Examine Ballots in Den
yer Precincts.

Appointed to Examine Ballots in Den
yer Precincts.
Denver. Colo. Dec. 3.-George King
a handwriting expert appointed by
the supreme court to examine the
ballots in the ballot box of precinct
9, ward 5, which was opened yester-
day afternoon by order of the court.
testified today in the proceedings ag-
ainst the officials of that precinct
who are charged with contempt of
court that nineteen of 325 ballots had
been written by the same person.
1t further appears from Kings res-
timony that 81 ballots in the box had
been written by ten persons. There
were fifty-two Democratic ballots that
were written by nine persons. The
highest number written by one per
son was nineteen, and the lowest was
two. Five RI REieflRNhlGtGdap ,u Rall2tSs StS. we're
wrs wintergreen."
He held the cup first to Norris as
ranking officer who chose Il pellet
swallowed it. Bertram. whose b;
- trenhlrd did the same with the
maining pellet.
Presently Norris said:
"RrrtrIm. I coinuniSnrnte you.
me. racllcd my pellet with my teeth. &
nla yet | taste nothing"
issl AT the same moment BprtrapI W
pocs deadly pale. The outer coatnC OF
pellet had been dissolved. and TN
was Il strong flavor Of win:ergrccn
u IF yon have anything 10 say" 3
lnY one of the surgeons Il should adv
thT you TO say If quickly. The drag. ,
waE know acts instantly. and we have
wot lowed only ten minutes for its iuc!os1
II to bc dissolved"
y Rertram was standing when he tt
the pellet. but now the certainty
death weakened his knees and he sa
resK back on lounge. One Of those pres
thF brought him writing materials W
Gel which TO write Il last message He tc
the the pen. but WAS unable to write. N
,f erthelcss his pluck WAS good 1T wol
quickly" he said, with some coolne
=" The nerves OF my fingers are alrea
hos powerlcss''
cit Speak what you have to say" 81
one of the surgeons. Your tongue v
: soon be paralyzed.''
liertram spoke a few words. II
M, found it impossible to articulatc (
ther. He sank lower on the sofa i,
tha closed h,s o,,os rho s,,r,,o,,, ,,.,o,,
poi had chosen to nrenare the food of do,
ty. went TO him and felt of his heart.
unt ''rhe whisky. quick!" lie shout
= Great heavens. I'm afraid he's gone
Whisky had been kept at hand. n
half hlmbler WAS poured down
lieHtenant's throat.
. Il say. Rertram." cried the surge
You are mistaken, You have not sw
lowed poison
0F Bertram slowly opened his eyes a
~ looked wildly about him.
Y '"This Is not a DUEL continued
20. surgeon "It Is a medical experim'
:::3 to test il a man may be killed by
Imagination. The pellets were b,
Ts:3 made of bread
M:S$ Wake up. Bertram" said Norris
- Ing to him and taking his hand You
as brave as lion. put this upon y
II to convince my friends the doctors Il
w~e you eonld he killed by n harmless u
We were discussing at dinner the fea
81 bility OF txking note in practice of
effect OF y nd over matter and G.
g. cocted this as preliminary test OF
- minds effect
~ Rertram was soon himself again a
80 thanked ths ,ntlemen for honoring b
- by ueing hi. In the interest of scien
VGa- JOSEPH II. KING
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Wanted:-Girl to do housework and
go to school for her board and room
Apply at 206 w. 9Th st.
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NOBLE YOUNG WOMAN

Nervous Disorder for Several
Months.-Was Found Straneled to
Death in Her Room This Morning.
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j. r. Patrick OF Artesia left last
evening for home.
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JAPANESE PREPARED.
Ready for the Coming of the Russian
Second Pacific Fleet

Second Pacific Fleet.
Che Fool 3.-The Japanese prepar-
edness for encounter with the Rus
sian second Pacific feet was evidenc
ed by officers of the French steamer
Binh Thuan which left japan Nov.
30 and arrived here today Near Sas-
ebo they saw the Japanese DatIleship
Mikasa unscarred and evidently full
ly repaired and painted. Forty miles
from the Santung promontory the OF
flcers of the Binhu sighted yhe Jap
anese battleship Asahi similarly re-
habilitated. The repair work on the
Japanese fleet has been progressing
with great secrecy since August. The
torpedo boat and destroyer fiotilla Is
reported to have been maintained iE
good shape
Toxic, Dec 3.-The first armistice
between the combatants at Port Ar
thur was declared December 2nd for
the purpose of burying dead. 1t last
ed for a period of six hours.
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COURTS
POLICY
STANDS FOR THE STRICT EN-
FoRcEMENT OF THE LAW.
THE LIQUOR GASES

Judge Pope in lnfiictine Sentence in
One of the Cases Frankly States
the Attitude Of the Court in the
Future.
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A Massachusetts Fire.

Hyannis. Mass, Dec. 3.-A fire
that broke out shortly after midnight
destroyed thirteen structures includ-
ing the Universalist church. VIM. P.
Lewis, retired ship master dropped
excitement and exhaustion Of his eff
forts to save his residence from the
flames The value of property des-
troyed and damaged is estimated at
$50 600
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EMMA
GESSERT

DIED THIS MORNING AT THE
SHEPHERD sANITARIUM AT
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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$15O,ooo CONFEDERATION TODAY
AT HYANNIS, MASS.
TWO AT ST. LOUIS

Several of the Shows on the Pike Des-
troyed.-The Fire Believed to be of
lncendiary Origin.-One Man Burn
ed to Death.-Four Women Injured
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st. Louis, Mo-, Dec 3.-Further in
vestigation by the police and Jeffer-
son Guards of the fire on the Pike
early today leads to the belief that
the fire was of incenulary origin. The
fire destroyed the Streets Of Rome.
Quo Vadis, and partially destroyed
Fair Japan, On the Bowery and Old
St Louis. One suspect, Arthur V
Dunn, who gives his occupation as
waiter, has been arrested He has
been identified by the watchman OF
the Moorish palace as a man seen
running away from the building in
which the fire started Dunn was
found in the show Hereafter" soma
time after the fire started by a Jeffar-
son Guard who discovered the blaze
in that building. Dunn said that he
had gone to that building TO put ous
the fire which was in a large pile of
newspapers, but as he could not give
satisfactory explanation of his
movements he was held. Three other
suspects were arrested, but were re-
leased after investigation. A waiter
named Alexander Dickson, and called
"Scotty'' was asleep in the building
near where the fire started and is be-
ieved to have been burned to death
Two Japanese asleep in Fair Japan
were badly injured before rescued.
Another ST. Louis Fire.
st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 3.-One man
was burned to death and four young
women severely injured by jumping
from windows and in running through
the flames while escaping from the
Nurses Home of the Missouri Bap-
tist Sanitarium, which was partially
destroyed by fire today The man was
Frank Roberts, fireman employed
in the sanitarium He lost his life in
the attempt to save the nurses. Be
sides those injured fifteen nurses had
narrow escapes.
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WILL NOT INTERFERE.

PIatt Says odeIl Will Not Prevent
Reelection of Depew.
Washington, Dec. 81 know only {
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Coughing spell Caused Death.

Harry Duckwell, aged rs years.
choked 10 death early yesterday NOR
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A Pleasant Occasion.

HARPERs, April 25:-The close
of Miss Ella Belle Copeland's school
at Spring Gulley was celebrated by
picnic and a match game OF base
ball between Spring Gulley and
johnson Swamp. The game re-
suited in victory for Spring Gulley.
The day was pleasantly spent and IN
the evening number of the young
people were invited to Mr. J W Mar
shall's and the hours sped swiftly in
social enjoyment until eleven o'clock
when the crowd dispersed and wen-
ded their way to their respective
homes. r.
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GREELYYILLE OBSERVATIONS.
Contract Let for Baptist Church
Other Building and Improvement.

GREELYyILLE, April 25:- Th
improvements III our town still G
on.
NJ S ! Taylor is repainting hi
dwelling, much to its improvement
i'll appearance.
llr I J Hogan is having anothe
rev cottage built on Mill street /,
be occupied by our station agent Il
this place. Mr. Il 5 Brunson.
The contract for building the
Baptist church has just been let tt
Contractor j II McRoy and work i
70 bcgin at once. 1t has been de
clded to build the church OH the
new part of Warner avenue insteac
of near the town hall as was iirS'
contemplated. | think tie site
chosen is much preferable for the
pUrpose.
There was preaching Yesterday
morning and evening by Rev Nj
LOVING in the town hall, which the
Eap.ists will use as a house of wor'
ship pending the construction Of
their chdrch building.
Tie Baptist Sunday-school Wa:
also organized yesterday with Nh
.i.obert Jeffores as superintendent.
DR. a D Epps has put in a nice
stock of drugs and is now ready for
business.
Mr.B d Colclough's family moved
to town last week. Mr. Colclough
is travelling for the New York Life
insurance company.
Mr. and Mrs DeLorme of Sumter
are visiting their son at this place.
Miss Mia McRoy of Foreston is
spending some time with her sister
in town.
Prof B NJ Thompson, formerly of
Blackville but now of White Stone
Springs, is visiting friends in town.
Miss Jessie Holiday OF Lanes is
visiting her sister, Mrs John Clary,
on Mill street.
Rev i L Iuabinet. with Messrs
T W Boyle and E B Rhodus at
tended the district conference at
Hartsrille last week.
Mrs Campbell of Georgetown is
visiting the family of Mr S J Taylor.
Mr. i W Josey, the well known
and popular representative of Mel
chers & Co., Charleston, was in
town one day last week taking Or
ders.
MIR Ii Hill of Darlington has
been here for IL week or so organ
izing camp of Woodmen of the
World and he tells me that has Sc
cured the requisite membership for
establishing the camp.
Messrs r B Hogan and J n Brow
der visited Foreston Yesterday.
Three or four of the Forestor
boys were noted in town last eve
ning.
Come over and see us, Mr. Editor
and when YOU come be sure to cal
on NIDI.
Thanks for the invitation. vii
accept it the first opportunity tlat
presents itself. Editor County
RECORD.
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W Z Jenkinson of Manning, s. {.
is anxious to send You samples of his
immense stock of dry goods. lie
pays the express charges on all bills
amounting to $500 and over.
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SCRANTON NEWS NOTES.
People Who are Coming and Going
q Local Happenings.

SCRANTON, April Ron Satur,
day, March IL, the quarterly con-
ference met with Scranton Metho,
dist church. 1t was well attended
on Saturday and despite ran and
Z cold, a large crowd assembled tc
hear words of admonition from ~
Stokes, presiding elder OF this dis
trict, on Sunday mornlng.
Rev G H Poorer attended district
conference at Hartsville last week.
Rev d 4 Calhoun of Savage, ac-
companied by Mrs Calhoun. went 20
visit his son in Durham, \. e.. last
week, and returning Saturday night,
remained over Sunday and gave to
his old congregation here one of his
sermons as full Of points as d girls 5
pincushion Is of pins.
Mr. G A Poigndextcr IF Americas.
Ga, agent for 1.-THE ID L Luther Pub.
Co.," is to make this his home here
Cor the remainder of the YEAR. Ml
Poigndexter and his refined BRIDE will
be great addition TO the social life
of Scranton.
Mr. Judson Langston, who is now
companion for Il wealthy banker OF
Newark, \. J.. was here visiting his
uncle, Mr. r E Mcknight, last week.
Mr. B H Myers Of Latta spent
last Monday here with relatives.
Miss Lille Lavender of New
Zion visited her sister, Mrs Il Mac
Cooper, this past week.
Mr. Watson and bride, nee Miss Viii
ma Wall, recently!visited their uncle,
Mr. P S Wall. They left here for
Charleston, where they go to visit
her brother, Mr. Aiken Wall, who is
attending the medical college.
Mr. Brooks Cole OF Connecticut
and his brother, Tom, of Charleston,
visited relatives here last week.
Mr. Earl C Page Of Columbia was
in town last Friday looking after
subscribers for the State newspaper.
Mrs H G Askins and little son,
Marion, of Lake City, visited Mrs "
S Lynch last wr.k.
Mrs II Jeddie Bristow, with her
daughter-in-law. Mrs French Bris-
tow. and two little granddaughters,
visited her nephew, Mr. R B Cannon,
last week.
Mrs j H. Blackwell of Lake CITY
visited relatives here last Tuesday.
Miss Daisy BarnweIl took flying
trip to Charleston Friday, 18th inst.
H r sister, Miss Filth Birnweli, is
spending several days with her.
Scranton Lodge knights of Pyth-
las held their annual banquet Fri
day, April 22nd. The table was
fairly loaded with good things and
peeping above the sayory dishes were
flowers, natures smiles, here and
there displaying the ti-coloc COM
bination of blue, gold and crimson.
The Brotherh,o! enjoyt no less
the kind attentions of Misses Palmyra
and Letha Lee. daughters of Mr. J Il
Lee, assisted 6y Miss Myrtle Nc
Knight, than the kind hospitality of
"Uncle John" y. y. y.