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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11

ANNAH"A 80 |"
.tors 10 Nevada yesterday noon
wara: Mr. and Mrs J. 4 Halss
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Olson. Mr..
and Mrs. f. Waggoner. Mr.. snd
Mrs. J. n. Utterson, Dr.. and
Mrs. g. A. Delamater, Mrs
.Chas. Burrows, Mrs. Chas Beas.
ley, Misses Alice Frances, Zetta
Walters, Erma Hansmau. Kiltie
Ferguson, Beryl Booth. Carrie
and Sarah Wilson. Alene Beas.
ley, Winifred Weeden. Seymour
williamson, Henry Sheppard and
Happy" Hulett.
Rev. Perry Long, pastor Of the
M. F. Church, South. suffered q
paralytic stroke Tuesday even.
ing about 10 o'clock, and at this
writing he lie in a dangerous con.
dition and not expected to live.
Rev. Long was apparently in the
best Of health and his many
friends are hoping the sudden at
tack will not prove fatal
Rolla Crabb's team of horses
ran away with him Monday on
West Olive Street, caused by the
coupling pole breaking. Rolla
was thrown to the ground and
badly bruised, although not seri-
ously hurt in any way.
We will give our readers a
chance to read the St Louis Re-
public, daily rural route edition,
and the TRIBUNE one year for
$3.50. 1t is perhaps the best Of
fer we have made in this line.
Having recently graduated
from the Dillenbeck School OF
IOratory, 1 am prepared to teach
elocution and oratory. viii also
teach piano. Cole. II
Miss Ethel Jones of Tacoma
Wash, arrived Monday on a visit
to w. A. Jones and family. She
will visit for three weeks or more
before returning.
We wish TO call the public's at
tention to the fact that the Tai
BUSE can turn out job printing
neat and cheap. Call and set
our samples.
Otis Porter, wife and child, o.
Verona, Kans., who have beer
visiting relatives here, departed
for their home Monday noon.
Mr., and Mrs. J. r. Stapleton
of Brookfeld, No, arrived Tues
day noon on a visit to relatives
Jas. Pntz and wife were pas
sengersfor Pittsburg, Kans. Of
Friday Of last week.
Misses Blanche and Val Hyde
were here visiting Thursday ant
Friday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanle,
spent the lth Of July with rela
tives here.
J. X. Martin was a passenge
for points in Iowa yesterday, %
business.
Win McMurtry, Of Kansa
lefty, was a fourth Of July yisito
here. g.
Editor Williams, OF the Met
Times, was in town yesterday.
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Friends and subscribers 10 thi,
paper will confer q iavor upon q,
by ordering their legal notices
printed ia this paper. They can
ID , zee Tor themselves whether th'
notice, ere eoHesl o. not
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havs a few sksussns cellars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
H. P. Robinson.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-11
Pe0R HOUSE NEEDS.
Bates county Board Of Visitors
Condemns CID Structure.

Condemns CID Structure.
To the Honorable Judges Of the
County Court Of Bates 20. No.
GEETLEMEN-The Board Of.
County Visitors Of this county
beg leave 70 submit the following
report.
On our visit 10 the County Poor.
Farm on July Ord, we found
much to condemn and little 70.
commend
The building Is cid, rotten, 81
thy, not at all suitable for a pub
lie institution. The furniture,
with the exception Of one or two
iron bedsteads, is absolutely
worthless, being old broken and
worn out. The bedding is use
ful only as a breeding place for
vermin, and we we're assured
they made good use of their OPP
portunity.
There is not the least pretense
of any sanitary arrangements
about the building showing how
impossible it is for the matron
to keep the house clean and the
inmates healthy. In fact we
found the poor house Of Bates
county a disgrace to our county,
a reproach to our citizens and a
stencil to the nostrils Of every
man or woman with a spark Of
humanity in their breasts.
In view of the arrangement
and condition Of the building we
think the matron is to be com
lhended for the patience and care
she evidently gives the inmates
We recommend that the old
and worthless building be re
removed and a modern are-proof
structure Of suitable material
and size be erected 10 take its
place. That it have steam heat,
a system of drainage and water
works. That the furniture now
in the present building be de
stroyed and new provided. That
all the bedding on the premises
be burned and new secured.
We suggest the purchase Of blan'
kets instead Of quilts or comforts
at all times. That iron beds be
used exclusively. That all the
aues be repaired Immediately.
That new privies be erected a
once to take the place Of the old
ones now in use.
We suggest that the court
abandon its farming arrange
ment now in use, put an the LAND
in grass, except such as may b'
needed for vegetables to supply
the institution.
On the same date we visite,
the County Jail We fOun'
it clean and well cared FOR, ant
would renew our previous rec
comeudation that a wing b.
erected on the east side Of Ia.
present building Tor a kitcheI
and dining room, Also som.
change be made in the sewe
outlet whereby the gasses fror
the city sewer would not ente
the building.
Respectfully,
Mrs JR JENKINS
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Misses Agnes and barpafh
Twaddle departed for Boone,
Iowa, Tuesday noon on a visit to
their old home. They viii stay
about a month and then go 70
Sunnyside, Utah, 20 join the rest
of the family. We wish them
many friends, health and pros
perity in their new home.
Johnny Parker has started his
cigar factory and is turning out
one Of the best 5 cent cigars on
the market. It is named Ibsen
and viii be a ready seller. John
is one of the fastest and best ci-
gar makers around here and we
wish him all kinds Of success.
Word has been received to the
effect that Miss Inez Woodhouse,
formerly Of this city but now Of
Nevada, and Mr.. Ralph J. Ray Of
Allegheny, Pa, were married
July Ord. They will reside in
Allegheny after August LIST.
The TRIBUNE congratulates.
We are in receipt of a cata-
logue from the Mo. State Fair,
which be at Sedalia October 5th
to 18th. The affair viii be big
ger, better and grander than
ever before and all who attend
will not regret it afterwards.
We would like for the friends
OF this paper TO tell as the news
when they know anything Of i'm
~portance. Many omissions are
unintentional and it is impossible
70 find out everything in the news
line.
Miss Mollie Chandler Of Co
lumbia. who has been here visit.
ing Geo. Rhodes and family the
past week or so, departed for
Kansas City Tuesday noon to
continue her visit.
/ win buy cream at my Pro
duce House on North 9th street
for the lola Creamery Co. viii
receive cream Tuesdays and Fri.
days. A square deal guaranteed
III. S. NICHOLS
Bob and Ralph Jones have
q leased the Richardson shoe shoT
and will conduct the business
j.. hereafter. VIII Richardson vii
E go to the farm for awhile.
c Miss Allene Beasley entertain
ed a number Of her friends Tues
n day evening at euchre. Refresh
ments were served and all pre-
sent report a good time.
c. l. Phifer departed for Cir
lard. Kans. Monday noon ON
: business trip. Bert Mattesol
win have charge OF Push Printing
i.House in his absence
81 Miss Florence Trammell. o
Pittsburg, Kans., who has beer
e here visiting friends for th'
past week, departed for he
? home Monday noon.
Q Miss Mary Ferguson Of Butte
8 spent the fourth and the rest O
8 the week with her cousin, Mis-
8 Ethel VanDyke and friends.
8 Mrs. A. C. Kuhn Is in Indiana
3 polls, Ind, at the bedside Of he
8 sister, who is reported in a SCI
ious condition.
81 Elmer Morgan departed 70
g Somerset, Utah Tuesday nooI
3 after a short visit to relatives an
3 friends here.
& H. G. Speaker left for Ne.
Albany, Kas. Monday noon, afte
& spending the Fourth with b.
& family here,
e Carl Gench was a passengl
: on the early morning train ye
bterday for Nevada, 10 hear q
elKilties Band.
n -
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Respectfully,

hNsUtNtiuIINl
MRs j. r JENKINS
c. b. MCFARLAND
Mas a. M'WHSoN,
A. II. CULVER,
FRANK A. CRowEiL
Chairman.
MRS FLORENCE AUsrIN, Sec
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Eaese. Tss9s. Fsh Is n. ssfs
~ fszaAs Aas sss@eM considerably ia
aeas. In taet e~sases 80 10 sfs uusss.
sasii tbs Rast fs~ s.9se s'a@ A@s
n~s~n eAas.lsss bonds asa ts SAY. IN
. s-=sstxrz =. sz@aas s=+sFss Ezsa=sss=s AEsss
= asos r~ss T. ea Essst ts~shg asitats
..s ~ n@asis al tss ea;sasas. So sas
sAs soaxssi 80 0r4seg - esssrssssu ga
tSe matter os tssaiax sSua6s fog =
.-wras. sgssea and gsssa4stS sn h49
tae atas~wfAs cor w- ssoei ~ tes
fsnasa Mater esasap aaY, Tbs esss~fns
al msnIsafation n favorable 10 the
PROTEST and s perpAstras sffaFf II iss%
in~ made ia iudacs th~ retiring mrfn-
bra II he council - stasi toF re-
election snaamus1 as sh~y have at
reads gun. 20 considerable extent
anta the merits ot ihe cas@ and 81.
favorable ia IL sgoag of the rseHshrsa
have welded and consented fo serve
another term. provided tbs people
should rs-.ssrt them. and la 10 In
stance has an opposing candidat.
announced for aay II the positions.
The primary election ~ill be held ON
Feb 20
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~Af.su, nay <ur .Er rltN.
fr~sSa1s esD<~Sywts S~'@. 4. Has~
H&sA~d pv~n co tt~~~~s
YhS~Af

@ashsaxtna. FwS IL Ter prsss4
~r' s~~uas so asss sxSss rsesalg ssss'
s. sn~a srssss sks ncras -sssfarsss state
ssess mAH 4afs~yp~ ot rysssaTrse Ia
s-ssss4==s5 TAz snE#.==fat Essss= ~
popular assaa pynsai and tAe advice
~ MS political fsfeass sDs 10 do So
has chanxed bic rnsni stustas4si.
s.s~ides hstnx the hosu~ Of senator
rogassev. ~soss tau prealaosf ~antes
80 esaaarass. IL a!so sery eess,Y 4
southern to~a Anothcg important
consideration In that Il ~ also 'ss
hons~ ~ Representative Nicholas
tonE~otts. the presidents son TIA
iAw.
Such yo~ as ths appoint Eleat IT
m. uexro TAYLOR ~ouia hav. stir
rcd ap there would have been grave
~ injurious 10 Mr. l.ong~or'h's po-
si,tcal fortunes. Ioug.orfh has man
and race discussion SO tar. and IL if
prohabi. he had something IN do
~ith the presidents change OF heart
in the Cincinnati incident
The outcome uiil probably be the
appointment OF colored man 10
som. office in the northern part Of
the state. Mr. Burton. who in nov
chairman Of the house committee on
rivers and haroors lives at Cleveland.
He will likely BE- permitted 10 die
tate such an appointment wher. II
will help him most in his aspirations
10 b. senator. II is an open secret
that he is preparing TO run against
Senator Dick when the iatter's term
expires -four years from now. Mr..
Burton IL a very able man aud is
one OF he Acknowledged powers IN
Ohio politics. Dick aud Foraker are
working in harmony, but Burton
will have the assistance of all the
friends OF the president and or Sec
Rotary Taft
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rssn sass.sas rsssi psalstgNi ssatfs~s ~
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arr s4ag
4 gui tfse g~~fsrr - t~sssuiAsag
tssAA Isessse~rss ia Hsy sflstfsef asal
Representative uliAs JAMS sod -
uact~s hot. ~ .a,tsyaesion eus uf 4
He ~@- very taiser 80 al eesayrsts ~
. nr~ csas~ asuaii5 srr We n8eF 81 sr
6Ay Ia Tire Presence mf Haa8ief *
fssusa sis.nt rtsisnns sast ls~ tepgsn ~
h~rasr tsx assa d~raoanc~ shat b. was
pleased ia ,sis tse silver faliary Neu
fellows ARE crazy. be- sasi The tsk
Of TIE eriss- IT 1874 Is rot Why. skes~
wasn't rnssiSA silver csssnesi before iAs3
to shake a stick at | tell yoa ahss
assl do. Jane. For every silver stailar
csylns~i before 1878 that you can pro
dus~ I viii give you SO In xn.d All
right. judge | replied I viii rcm~fa
bcr that II ~ u contract. /. iir Yea
II happened to remember hot Of
old coins | had laid away III sn al.
rseni trunk AZ home Going 10 tns
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James H. Garfield. who is TO be the
new secretary Of the interior, was
praising labor saving devices.
Labor saving devices always make
for prosperity" Mr.. Garfield said.
"rhe accusations brought against them
are rarely logical. On the contrary,
these accusations have, as rule, as
little logic in them as had the cls IN
Of q tattcred tramp.
"rhis tramp, appealing 10 Il KIND old
farmer for help. whiDed
"'Wunst wuz In fair way te-
become millionaire, but one OF 'he-~
here labor savin' devices Knocked IN.
out
How 40. my poor fellow 2 fhe
farmer asked.
al wuz doin fine the tramp -
claimed 'holdin' down barfenosrs
lob In q saloon. when fne hos> wers
and put in n cash register
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tONsTABIt.-> SAIE.

John Rodman VA. J. II Wright In
Jastic. Court. Precinct No One.
Ellis County. Texas
BY virtue OF an alias execution 10
mr directed In the above entitled
cause, from III. Justices court in
and for Precinct No. One. Ellis coun-
~ In the state of Texas, dated the
18TH day OF Jan. 1907, and number
I'd s1oa. | have levied upon and Will
sell for cash. without appraisement,
at public sendue 10 the highest bid
der. on the 5th day of March, 1907,
at Waxahachie, Texas, in the County
OF Ellis. between the hours OF 10
o clock a. m. and p. m. the follow
Ing described property, to-wit:
Being situated on the Waxahachie
and Dallas road in the County Of FL
IFS and State of Texas, and about
I. miles north of the city of Waxa-
hachie. beginning at A, ]. Walcott's
Malcolm tract, a stake on the East
line OF A. ". Brown survey; thence
west 9l7i2 yrs to a stake on right
OF way of NJ, X 4 T. r. X. Thence
south l7ta west 225 II yrs. to
stake on the right of way. Thence
south 80 yrs. TO a stake on the said
right OF way: thence east $50 lilo
yrs. 10 a stake on the Malcolm East
line, f. line of A. w. Brown survey.
thence north 296 yrs. to the place OF
beg ginning, same being out of the A.
w. Brown survey and out of the s.
lS. Malcolm tract OF said survey and
containing fifty (50) acres OF land.
| Also all that certain tract OF land
situated In Waxahachie. Ellis coun
]ty, Texas, being part OF lot No
flour (4) in Block No. 1876, accordin,
TO Phillips q Hawkins official NAL
OF said city and described by field
notes as follows, viz:
| Beginning at stake which stands
H. 601z W 3 23 feet and 8. 27h
200 feet from the \. w. corner of
| lot formerly owned and occupied by
Mrs. Lavender: thence S. 27H SO
| feet 10 stake: thence \. 81 y W
200 feet to a stake on west line OF
said Block 1876. Thence n. 26 z T..
with said W Line 90 feet TO a stake
the same being the s. w. corner OF
| d. NJ Laurence lot. Thence s. col
E. with the line of said Laurence lot
200 feet TO the place of beginning
the same being the S. +. corner OF
said Laurence lot.
said property being levied upon
as the property of ]. H. Wright TO
satisfy said execution issued out Of
said court in favor of John Rodman
and against J. II. Wright for the
sum OF Eiehty-seven dollars.
This the 9th day of Feb. 1907.
J. J. McCALPIN.
Constable. Precinct No. One, Ellis
County. Texas. md79
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NEGRO KILLED At DANCE
Affair Grew Out Of One Man step
ping on Another's Foot.

Beaumont. Tex, Feb. ll,--Will
Mayer. colored, aged q years, was
shot and instantly killed at Foley 5
Park yesterday evening shortly after
O'Clock by another negro. Sonnie
Good surrendered himself and ad-
mitted doing the shooting. The Ga-
gedy occurred in the dance hall and
in the presence of a large number
OF negroes who were passing the
evening at the park. One of the ne
groes stepped on the others foot and
this led to words, which eventually
developed into fight.
Mayer was shot once close under
the heart and another time in
about the same part of the body
Good is in jail.
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Bishop Potter relates that on me
rrst occs- sion when he visited Bishop
Eastburn. Phillips Hrooks predecessor
rs bishop OF Massachusetts Hshop
Easthurn after dinner iidsstsd h'tle,
slaucing az the skiebsar,l Bishop
pottsrs father had 's"a ssil sno~u
a. stern opponent ~ ihe use ~ To"
bacco nuf present, iNshop fasthnFn
rushed 10 the .idelsosn,l nHd suf tor
~ cigars. NJ the same time renafaing
tusubriousis "i'r Potter. rrr-Gfn"
tia. sou don't smoker
swhearses / get chance ! 10, az.
s~rr-i Potter
wherufou tNshop Easthufus faec
hruaasnsh into @uiil. aud Ia a
claimed .rhsuk Ga-i, ! wss sfrsss
yoa hsd nh~ss,~,i the si.sr~tahss ls~j1
ssteem II your father tse~th~sfs' he.
sid
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house, | looked them over and found
eighteen silver dollars that bore \ date
earlier than 1873 Slipping them into
my pocket. ! started out to round up
my Gold Democratic friend. en-
countered him in the courthouse sur.
rounded by number Of sateilites.
Judge ! began, 1 suppose you
meant what you said this morning
about giving $50 for every silver dol
lar I could produce that bad been coin
ed prior to 1872
eyes he said.
Then l produced my collection and
said, We'll. I guess you owe me just
1860, which is 20 times 49, How the
crowd roared. | never got the $3.50,
but it was worth the money TO see
the honorable judge squirm and take
water Washington Post
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W offer oas HansFee oosszrs
Rc~ari for any sass II caiarFh that
raano, ~ cured by Hails ca'aTrh
care
p. D. CHENEY a co. ro.@sio. q
~. th- andersixnsd. have knowu
y D. Casu~y for tbs isNs is year.
aaa h-sl8ess nig s-esf~sGy honorable
in All basinsw@ Transactions and tia
aueiAliy able 30 carry out anv aAli-
Cations made b. nts frE.
Nalssn. ktnnAn s A&TxtE.
Wholesale u-urxtsss. rose4o. %
H&I's Ca;arrh eus~ Ia aiken inter
sally. sstsnr directly srea sh~ oscs~i
Aua n axv=s sarfAs.s os the system
Testimonials - .eg tree psse- ss
WITS y~r t~ssgts Sod hy all 3rnx
xfssA.
rAA. HAling F&1sly Pills for CON
ssspssios.
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M,lltsm T. FRYE Mays s~nfof ~s1
ato#. vas wnee sunsHsoHsf 30 Ns~t~ss
\ asli for /. Trsn -h. sc. esfy ~ @na
nos ssr-~tsa To 1--we IL ~ss s~vss
AIRY - csars~ Go =~suFs ..ssns ~H
Mesa aud ~hlle 'es ls~yss ~As
wstsfnx foe thea s~ 'toaxst hts
dusy. a. there ass uu minister sws~
-es. to taIA very ssrseosis sta tbs
aysns man ~. toad hsns r. ass very
III asa ~ossSa --sa desarT 'sas ne 10
sr~sA sis naA se~n path. u eternity
Asa now. are vcu s~sds a. Msw<
~ ereas chaAssr ~ss ssAse.
Il yin BE-" ~ss tt~ repfs. ~ sasso
n 49, ~iss~~~~s s~r se~e eesseo
Hernia
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Hoys Accused Of Killing.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. IL
Fred Mills and Gordon Orrell, white
boys, IS years old, are in the county
Jail charged with killing Walter Ell
lis early yesterday morning. NILS
is charged with having fired the shot
-Orref being held as an accessory.
Roth BOYS fled from the scene ana
were captured at restaurant III 'he
city
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London. Feb. IA terrific ex-
plosiop a. $3.50 O'Clock yesterday
morning wrecked the chemical re-
search department of the Woii"1ch
arsenal. All the windows in the town
were broken. II is believed no lives
were lost
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IN. aoo.xsity ot ms yaca'tns my
4parfn.nta AZ present, being r~mos
"a an .iad 20 announce nay tnten-
lion ~ continuing IN business ana
ssk my patrons for their urna' IN
t.r~~t I am n, IN" same piss" ~lth
NJ Nc R.~ Mr. \ Noni'@ %
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FL Paso, Tex, Feb. l.-After
Killing one policeman and wounding
another at Mazatland. Mexico. An
tonic Benitez tried TO escape by run
ming. but stumbled and fell and was
Killed by the accidental discharge OF
his pistol.
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No Loss OF Life.

Syracuse. y. Y. Feb. IA care
full investigation has revealed no loss
OF life as a result, of the fire when
DESTROYED tha Moarey hotel IN THIS
CITY Sunday morning The property
lose viii ~ $3.50 .ooo.
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pskserby-What are YOU waiting Tor
my childf You have been standing on
this street corner for such long time
The Kid Mother told me not 10 cross
until the carriages had gone by. ana
not oue has passed ~ Monde lnor
stico
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Tubu. Say old man, that wss
nns .Fsum.Gt you Put M against
wsnata. iht~ morning
pid Ma Hut I Ihlat say ~orsi
Tubts ~ causss not That ~ss if's
teauty = columbia Jester
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Give Bw a trial fof carnations We
hAv. ID. u-.st We Also make ans
kind # finsai design Eric" s.e" ="
$50 90 Both phones, BiFd FORREST
tN. AAxMIAshia Florist =
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lie y very disa.rr"able p~rson-
VERY. answered Miss cayenne.
Gwen 4 b. should try to say kind
word 20 ans t*ds the effort would To-
useI..ss People would regard u mere
Is al. sarcasm Washington star
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OF shat
Whv rs. NanAns k.xehangr vii
f.o,,pu.s as.s1n~~.e How roaid ~~
re-, .ioor without 81. X In one of the
r,ayss - pscsrv~~ Aad u- msss MAKE
!, n-cc..s.e - i, viii ~ q FIXTURE.
" s.
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Greenwood. Miss. Feb. ll.--Jas
n Money. Jr. nophc~ OF United
states SENATOR Money. was saturday
declared guilty Of Killing J. L. Hen
derson recently The Two had quarrel
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