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Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
OUR RUSH HILL LETTER.

Rush HILL Mo. Dec 6---Weather ish ne today One OF
the best have heard for time deliver
ed by Bro. Fish Sunday night He breaches from the
shoulder out, and does good to hear him. We appre
ciate such Bro. Fish and Bro Dunkeburger, and
hope with these powerful minds to be able to do
things at this place,
Our elevators are running full blast now for the first
ed and the elevators Smelling in days of
yore. Hog killing times have come, the greaseSt OF the
Most any home you go you will see the men
folks taking of the children and the rendering
lard outside in the big old kettle Men rule give the
the easy jobs and take the hard jobs themselves
w. p Hill of St Louis, the founder of Rush Hill in TACT
the for whom town named came on short
visit first of the week He visited L. Carnes and family
who old-time friends of Mr.. Hill Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Harper have been the sick list for time but
improving Our doctor to be gong day and night
We can't how stand so much and still go.
The roads do get long, the nights too cold
for the doctor get out of mbed and to relieve the
suffering of Do appreciate his hard work
and cold drives?
Come to the Union church at Rush Hill Christmas
Ieve night where there will be Christmas tree given by
lbg little old and young All who take part come
and the committee and talk the good points and
let's all help make the little glad. Lay grudge
p for while and get busy and do your part to make the
Christmas tree success.
E L. Paisley was in Springfield, ILL.,, first of the week
Mrs E. L. Paisley and Miss Nellie Beages were shopping
nMexco first of the week The ladies of the Eastern Star
attended chapter Laddona Tuesday night bunch OF
young folks entertained Mrs. H. c. Carnes home
"Wednesday nigh-talking Christmas program and
practicng songs for the Christmas tree entertainment
E L. Paisley will begin on his house. We had
the pleasure of seeing his pan and will say will be
beauty when completed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
OUR NORTH MOLINo LETTER.

Most of the farmers have all their corn gathered
w TT Adams and H. Kammermeyer delivered hogs to
w W. Mundy one day last week at 5000 per cwt.
Miss Fannie Edge sold bunch of shoas to Oscar Mar
tin at cents per pound
Mrs Clay Berry of Mexico is spending time with her
husband in this neghborhood
Mrs Felix Martin who has been very i'll with pneumonia
and congestion of the lungs thought to be better at this
writing.
Miss Lizzie Telkemper teacher at Berea attended the
teachers meeting at Krksville last week
Ruby Martin who has been the bedside of her grand
mother Mrs Fell xMartin has returned home that she
may enter school again.
The mammoth hbuiding DR.. French Woo is erecting
are told.
sweet little lady into the home of Dr. j. F. Flynt
on Dec Ist They gladly gave her home but they have
not yet given her a
Mrs c. T. Scieffer is still in discouraging health
Ellis Bros. buying of Rastus Mundy and sons
Iscooped into the crib at So cents per bushel
The George Massey farm of $50 acres sold a few
days ago at $47. so per acre
Clay Berry and grandson Marion Barnes, ate dinner
Sunday with Mr.. Maddox. The latter quite old and
was his birthday He makes his home with his Rhude
Maddox.
They write to friends here thatn Mrs. Mary Cauhor
Sappington ssorey afflicted with rheumatism. We are
all sorry to hear this
VIM Crigler and family, north of Strother Sunday
guests of Miss Fannie Edge.
Mrs Forrest Clement of Carroll county is visiting her
sister here Mrs. R. L, Miller.
! Mrs. Lee has resigned the switchboard at Mono In
the future she will reside farm owned by Dr. French
Wood We sorry to have her leave. She has been
err faithful for the past two years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
Write for Terms to SAML G. EMMONS, Liv
Stock Auctioneer, Sale tent furnished if desired
Live
A CHRISTMAS PRAYER.
Rv r. H Vnrnetf. d. d

God the Father of all men, in whose grace all our
light is born and in whose love the fountain of our fes
tvty, mercifuly lead into the holy of Christ
masde and take into the nnermost of its holy
JOY Forbid that l should remain in the outer courts
dwelling amid its merely carnal pleasures satisfied with
the memen that dies with the day. and contented with
the happiness that passes with the fading flower and the
whitening leaf Bring into the eternal things of this
blessed season. the things that abide the love that mani
tests itself in unfang good WILL and the JOY that rings
Christmas bells all the year around Let draw water
out of the wells of salvation and let the JOY of the Lord
be my strength.
Gracously give unto the JOY of perfect reconciliation
with Thy will. May every disorderly power in my soul
be subdued to willing obedience. Create in the music
of harmonious fellowship that all my powers may be
united orchestra to praise and bless Thy Holy Name
And mercifuly give me the JOY of spiritual liberty Let
Thy statutes become songs Take the reluctance
of my service and the rown of my obedience Let
not be in Thy house in the spirit of bondsave but rather
in the spirit of finding springs of comfort in Thy
presence, and esteeming Thy desire as my delight.
0 God, give me the holy joy of human sympathy Re-
create the chords that have become nsensitve my
brothers joys and grefs If the harp broken gracously
remake it out of the ullness of Thy love- Save from
the death of elfishness When Christmas time is
suffer not to die again into moral benubment, unroub
led by my brothers sghs and uncheered by my brothers.
and let me partake of his triumphs and defeats.
Kindle Thou the Christmas fire of Holy Love. Light
the lamps of Christmas geniaity and good will Hallow
and glory my Lords birthday with Thy presence and
crown it with unsullied joy and peace Amen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
OUR MOLINO LETTER.

Molno Mo-. Dec. 6-Mr. Hesterburg of Bean Creek has
purchased Mrs. Tanners property in Molino.
Messrs. R. L. Heller, VIM. Schultz and Joe Mongler
left Saturday with four loads of fat cattle for the Chicago
market.
Mrs Porter CauthOrn returned home Thursday from Ro
chester, MINI. Mrs. Thos. Davis of Santa Fe the
guest of Mrs N. Williams Friday. Miss Gladys Williams
accompanied her home and remained until Sunday
Miss Caryn Wilson was the guest of Mrs. James Camp
lin Saturday and Sunday. ...
Mrs. John Heller and daughter returned home from
Santa Fe Sunday Mrs Hardin of Boone county is the
guest of her brother DR.. F. Flyn and family, Mrs. R.
A. Allen of Carthage the guest of Miss Leoa Weaver
from Saturday till Tuesday Mrs. R. L. Heller and son
visited Mrs. HIS daughter, Mrs. R. S. Montgomery, of
Mexico who has been quite ILL.,
c. L. Weaver visited his brother D. S. Weaver and fam
lily of Skinner Saturday and Sunday Mrs Ada Shepherd
of Mexico returned home Monday from visit with her
brother ]. E. Mundy and family. Will Dowell and wife
of Long Branch neghborhood the guests of Forest
Weaver and wife Sunday Miss Mary Powell of Duly is
the guest of Miss Edith Turner. A. l. Lpp and Joe Ply
bon butchered hogs Monday
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
TWO IMPORTANT COMMITTEES.

At the Commercial Club luncheon Friday two important
committees Chosen, be known the Traueat
Home committee and the other the commtte on Fire
Insurance These committees instructed also in
vesgate vendors license evil and report at net meet
ing AS it is now, the vendors privileged by buying
cheap license enjoy the same privileges as that for home
merchants.
The insurance committee is to something cannot
be done in regard the charged by all Companies
southwest of Mexico present and made talk about
deep blowing and also stated that the Farm Advisor ques-
ton is becoming more hopeful every day.
J. w. Burlington made talk and answered several
questions about city vender licenses.
The following is the committee on Trade-at-Home
Fred Pitcher charman R. D. Worrel Clarence Barnes,
c. p Malone, Sam Morris, R. E. Race.
Committee Fire Insurance: Mitchell White, chair
man. Nate Philip, H. E. c. Tucker.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
YOU join ME

in a tour of the North Platte Valley
of Nebraska and the Big Horn Basin
of wyoming, leaving Omaha, Decem-
Der 7th? The prevailing high prices
and great demand for agricultural
products will soon force a big in
crease in land values. This trip will
enable you to see first hand the al
most unbelievable opportunities that
abound in these sections and give
you a chance to buy land before the
price goes up. Neither the company
nor myself have any lands for sale
anu my SorNiCSS arc lASO' "O ""n'
reliable farmers as residents along
our lines. 1 strongly urge you to
make this trip. because believe it
will pay you handsomely to do SO.
How many will there be in your party
and where will you start from? Let
me know soon, please, so I can make
the necessary arrangements. s. B.
412 @ Bldg, Omaha. Nebraska.
Howard, immigration Agent, Room
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
NOTES FROM THOMPSON.

Thompson, Mo, Dec. 5The young folks had their oys-
supper at Leslie Grins Monday night All had de-
lightful time.
Thomas Brenton and family visited Mrs. Brentons
brother, Vorce Day. and family Sunday. Mrs. Willard
Thompson has been quite sick for the past few days Mrs
Mary Brown has been the sick list George Brown ship
ped two of cattle to ST. Louis recently Mr. Angel of
Centralia is plasterng W. H. Dempseys house The dep
uy of the Knights and Ladies of Security Mr. Meyers OF
Columbia, stopped off at Thompson Saturday.
Lon Jones and VIM Buff have sunk coal shaft on J. M.
Jones farm They had just completed shack where they
changed their clothing day last week They built
big fire. changed their clothes and to work. when the
house caught fire. M Jones got to the scene in time
their clothes, but the shack total loss No
insurance revival meeting in progress Salt River
There have been eight conversions up to date.
VIM and Basil Smith of Cant shipped of fat cows
to ST. Louis Monday. VIM went with them Considine
&Bonsil shipped of cattle to ST. Louis Sunday
night.
This neighborhood shocked and greved to hear Of
the sad accident that befe the little two and oneha
old of Emmett Davenport and wife while playing last
Wednesday moning He fell into three gallon bucket OF
scaldng water. From this he died Thursday morning
Funeral services conducted at New Hope by Bro
Arvin of Benton City The community extends sympathy
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
CEuCAGo&Z 1!roN RY.
r1nrE.l.5rAsrp
TIME TABLE NO. 81.
effective Oct. 81, 1879

TIME TABLE NO. 81.
Objective Oct. 81, 1879
East Bound.
No. IL Daily for Chicago 2:25 a. m.
No. "a Daily for st. Louis 4.05 a. m.
No. SO, except Sunday, for Chicago
st. Louis :. 7.SO a. M.
No. 16, daily for Bloomington, :. :.
:. =. 49,. -. >. 1910 p. N.
No. %, daily for St. Louis $50 D. m.
NOBLE, daily for Louisiana,6.2S pm.
No. 10, daily for Chicago 1852 p. m.
West Bound. 0
No. 90, daily for X. City, 2.45 am.
No. 8, daily Kansas City sos a. m.
No. IL, daily Kansas City ESQ a. m.
No. 1876, ex. Sun, Slater 7.2O a. m.
No. 21S, daily from Louisiana 80.
:. =. :. =. 7.45 a. m.
No. 21, daily X. City 12.4O p. M.
No. 10, daily for X. G. -. 2.10 D. m.
No. 81, ex. Sun, from st. Louis
:. 7.S0 p. m.
South Bound.
No. 21S, daily for Jeff city 500 a. m.
No. 211, ex. Sun, for Jeff. City .,
$40 p, m.
North Bound.
No o,i s1o' ez. Sun, from ,a Jefferson 9, OF
No. 212, daily from Jefferson City
>, ....6.2S p. m.
o. B. 8 Q. r, r.
East Bound.
No. "a, daily for st. Louis 4.05 q. m.
No. 22, daily for st. Louis ESQ p. m.
West Bound.
No. 23, daily from st. Louis 2.45a. m.
No. FL, daily from st. Louis 12.40p. m
Job Printing done at This Office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09
A WORD FROM HARRISON.

Roy Showers visited Grandpa Jerman last week at Cant
Fair sized crowd attended the literary society Saturday
night Jim Shuc visited relatives in Centralia Sunday
Quite good deal of hog cholera in community.
J. R. Hayes bought lot of corn from ]. R. Hayes
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

% yoar chEistIaas sh0pping eaElx.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

VIM Imam. 90 years oldSa brother OF Harvey Imam o.
Mexico died Tuesday of tuberculosis at his home near
Hatton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

Mrs Pasqueth paid $500 and $3.50 for new toques
Hats which she is offering for $3.50 sold before
Christmas ct.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

The Message is receiving Santa Claus letters We shall
publish an installment next week Come little folks.
You should get the ears of Santa Claus early.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-09

We sell all kinds of sausage castings and spices Fresh
oysters nuts candies and fruits Bring your produce,
FRANK A. SANNEBECK.
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The Day In Congress

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-HoUSE:
Indian appropriation bill. including
dispute, over participation Of Missis-
sippi Choctaws In Indian tribal funds
considered.
5 Foreign affairs committee resunl-
ed hearings on proposal, to prohibit
expectation OF war munitions.
Governor Goeshais explained pana-
ma fortihcation and other estimates
before appropriation committee.
: Conferees on seamen's bill appoint-
ed.
Adjourned at 5:4o p. m. to noon
Wednesday.
SENATE: Senator Lodge submitted
amendment to ship purchase bill TO
exclude from purchase ships OF bel
ligerents.' u
Philippines committee continued
hearings In Independence bill.
/ Banking committee reported favor
ably house amendment to federal re-
servo act TO permit federal reserve
banks TO discount acceptances based
on imports or exports having a r1R-
turity OF not more than three months.
District Of Columbia appropriation
bill reported, carrying s12.341. .J24. Z
Adjourned at 3:a2 p. m. to pcon
Wednesday. a.
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LATEST SENSATION IN
THE WORLD OF MOVIES
''The Exploits Of Elaine" VIII Be
Shown at The Para
mount.

i,,,, =. J, - ~. !
,aas msnr,ng I,, aAs ,,, anu,suay tne Fa,s-
mount Theatre Will show at regular
intervais tne latest sensation In the
Wosi9 OF moves, tne new produc-
Ton oeing ahoWn as the The Ex-
pi9itS OF Elaine, ana featuring the
uengnIta feeTi White and sucn 9TH
er wen knoWn Stars as Sheidon Lew.
70 aGla, anu Wllnam h,iey Hatch.
tive. promises TO outriyal the famed
Sneriock Holmes. frcm q popularity
STANDPOINT. Kennedy doesn't use bull
aozing methods and strong-arm prin-
cipies 20 ferret out crime. He de-
penea spon: science to aid him, and he
'uses only scientific methods In rum
ning down criminals. ~
. In @The Exploits OF Elaine" the
iatest and conceded to be the very
nss, pisSe SI work yet turned out by
Arthur =. Reeve. creator CT the aCraig
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INDUSTRIES: 3 !: m a. c.
Charleston Leads In 1zlount Of Capi-i
fea. saayesttsSda. n

y Hl ns ~ =
COLUMBIA, Jan. Charleston
county leads ..,e seven counties OF
this State in which are located the
principal cities In the amount OF
capital invested, that amount being
e19, ,ee7 1858. with Greenyliie county
second with invested capital OF sta.-
222.739. Spnrtanburg county is third
with SIS. .e94 ,923. 90. 7,
Of the invested capital OF Char
lesion county S1i,799;5i2 Is iiivestad
In fertilizer manufacturing plants,
and OF, that amount Of Greenyille
In textiles, which ID also true Of
Sparthnbnrg county. 8
Greenytlie county leads In the
amount expended FOR wages. this
sum being slightly in excess OF s3,-
900. 900 annually This county pro-
-duced manufactured products valued
at S18 8,000,0 900, leading the countiel
OF the State. In both these regards
Spartsnburg 80 a close second, with
Charleston ranking third. s
These figures were made public
today by Commissioner Watson, oi
the State Department of Agriculture
Commerce and Industries. &;
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CLAIM HUNGER DROVE
THEM TO ROB A STORE
TWO NEGROES ARRESTED
FOR BREAKING INTO
PLACE BELOW CITY
GOT FOODsTUFFs
Richard Jones' Store on Emerson
Bridge Road Entered Monday
Night-Negroes IN Jail.
FOODsTUFF's

Boss. ] ain,t had puthin to eat at
my house an stole dem things cause
/ wuz hongry," are the words OF ex-
pianation spoken last night by Alvin
Thompson for himself and his part
ner-in-crime, Joe Bates, as they stood
gazing through the bars os the county
Jail last night In wide-eyed amaze
ment at She thought that the man on
the outside to whom they were taii-
ing was going Is pat sksif names In
the paper.
The two negroes were arrested yes
0lin Sanders and Deputy Jim Will
Jams at their homes several miles
below the city. Monday night they
broke into the store OF Mr. Richard
Jones, who lives three miles south OF
the city on the Emerson Bridge road.
The staple fastening the door was
drawn with q pick and upon entering
the negroes helped themselves to
some cheese, crackers, and other ar
ticles Of food and a pair OF shoes.
The sheriff,s office was notified OF
the robbery yesterday morning and
immediately pet officers to work on
the case. The officers spent practi-
caiiy the entire day In rounding up
the negroes. One Of the negroes has
been living on the plantation OF Mr.
Ham, Acker, while the other lived on
the Majesty place. Both negroes ad-
init that they broke into the store.
and stated that they did IL because
they we're hungry and had nothing to
eat at home.
When the reporter,called at the fail
about o'clock both we're sleeping
.sourdly in their cells. A good supper
each at the hands of the county au-
thorities and warm dry beds in which
to sleep he'd done the work.
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PROHIBITION BILL
HAS BEEN PREPARED

SPARTANBURG, Jan. 3.-Under
the direction Of the headquarters
committee Of the Anti-Saioon League,
Senator Howard B. Carlisle has
drawn the Statewide proiiibitsnn bill
that will be introduced In The ap-
preaching IegiSlature and made the
basis OF the fight by .he prohibition
lists OF tine state before that BODY. IT
will - submitted &c tiia iaausiuefs Of
the committee tomorrow: but may not
DO made, pnblic for the time being.
The document is said TO ne simple
and hrfe9 and seeks to apply to the
whole State the liquor laws that ap-
ply to the dry counties at the pres-
sent time, During the past week sew
erai conferences have been held Gy
members OF the headquarters COM
lnittee, and 1t is said thay are conf
dent, from whist, they, hear from over
the State, that prohibition will win
In the legislature and tho question
be submitted to the people at an cleo
ton to be held next fall.
An interesting rumor Is current
locally as to an amendment to exists
ing liquor laws 20 he. advocated by
the advocates Of prohibition. 1t viii
be proposed to make 1t Unlawful for
any person TO receive more than one
gallon OF liquor per month, according
To this report. At present the law
Allows individuals 10 receive for per-
aonai use packages OF fetir8 and q
fraction gallons as often as As de-
6if res %. Z. : - 4;
Il Ii understood locally that tine
Spartanburg delegation OF seven
members OF the house and one sena-
tor Will suprort that Statewide prchi-
fion bill. ss5
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DISAPPEARANCE S52
PUZZLES THE POLICE
MONEY STOLEN MONDAY
NIGHT FRoM HOME ON
SOUTH MAIN
HAVE NO CLUES
Two Negroes Who Were Under
Arrest Have Been Released.
Mystery.
HAVE NO CLUES

The theft early Monday evening of
$50 from the residence OF Frank p.
Robertson. 505 South Main street,
has puzzled police detectives at work
on the case no little. They are with
out single clue as to who took the
money, and two negroes who were
detained on suspicion have been re-
leased. as no evidence could be had
pointing to their connection with the
robbery.
The money. WAS I'm bureau draw
er In room used by the children.
Mrs. Robertson was in the room not
more than 80 minutes before the
money was missed. but whether she
saw the money when she was In the
room at this time, police were not
prepared to state. The matter was
reported to police headquarters Mon
day night, and Immediately officers
were set to work to ferret out the
thief, &c possible. !slSsN5il '5Ii'
Two negroes who worked about the
premises We're arrested that night
and held in the city Jail that night
and up until late yesterday afternoon,
when they were released.
The money was In currency, silver
and one check for $3.50. This check
was given Mr.. Robertson by q party
at Belton. and Immediately after the
robbery he notified the man who gave
him the check to report the matter
to the bank and have payment on 1t
held up.
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MOwER rs NAMED
VICE PATTERSON

NSWi ry aEan sneeeeds SIarnweII
SeaRfoF as Assistant RayeIeian
OF State Hospital
berry has been appotnted assistant ant /
rhYHicien OF the State E{oss! - ss,,s;
the INSANE. for duty at sshe e state
PARK p,siit, to- flll tbs unexpired
lisss .;i::S si: & C. 4. 2
'ters0h. IL D.. reefgaaf. ~ GO zsszsi.siia.
3 Of. Patterson Is State sssator from
tBagnwesl County. He roceasIy fled
szlsn inc t;uard % f78snrs 81 the HsS
'ium his resignation, saffectiye Deceni-
Der 81. Ii order that he might give
'a0mo attention % his private prlCss
tice IN Barnweil before refurning ti,
iColnlnhi6 flor the legislative session
which begins January IL.
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sDaassa's ugsT Tsas'. siasss yesf liRf
bsaH Ilaa eslslllI asa ysa Bsni
lie q lsJ's iNeik

Nveh up youf singgish lftsrl Feel
elEe and cheerful make yonf work Il
pleasnret be vigorous and felI os anibI.
TIN. Bat cake no nasty. dangerous
celoteel hesa,ise Y innkes you sick and
Cal0inel - .3sfeaf5 or anick6iifsf
which canees necrosis 0f the bones.
caio1lei ernehee ihke soessl hllo like
stgnaetite, ba4As,isa ft 10. That's when
.ba fefi thn4 awful adssa and ernnapiha.
s.istea 50 me, ki seu want 70 eiiioy
the Aieask fssstleat lisdt and ho,fsf
.rieRttihs ToI ever experienced fi>t fske
: spspels q; basIs'sss ns-5ss Islses
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crossed Rulrovvfna which ia now vir-
tnsIiv In anal. ,,,..sa,sisn ~"
In North Poland whar. p,.,,s .,
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nrorresa - with sheir @ % asans,va 0ay 49, s,Us
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that tbe Gsrma,,s @ Man ~ = ,snua,,,sns ,v y,
from I,r Thorr m - and nd. East 1P Prras;a S 10 rra.
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,protesta Poufinv n.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--h Many pro-
tests against that section os the Inn
inigraticn bin which bars member
or the Africsn race have hegul p6ars
ing In aE the White 1fouee. Peesident
wilson Will not Indicate his position
until the bill finally In sent to him
for soif bis s.ss:;s O.. veto Con eerees
on sshe -: {;
sz.:.ss s..ss sEs seass ssss;s:SSS viii kesiE tenor
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DE:An,. I 8. EE1 T lgg III ORE
,E-ss q !g sEsAEEA yE AEaG
Negroes 9arslosea ~ esoverusr
BleaSs Died - County wore
Thar Two .Years' Ago.
fnr A.anr:inIiell ,Pre.s.l

SPARTANBURG. 8. G., Jan. B.---
When the county n.sthogisies recesyea
gfcfaf notice today ffom the govern
|or,s office that q fun pafdca had been
granted BY Governor Blease to Aina
murder Df her husband ia this county
woman Ind been dead for more than
|tHa years. while q prisoner IN the
county Jail soon afseT her conviction
slie died leaving An infant whole death
soon followed. e s 4