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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
PLANTS Nv TIN oANs.
Tho Suggestions Mado by A Farmer,
WlfO,

Not long ago since, we called on \ far
nor whose wife was passiOnately fond
Of lOwers and had the finest gerauiums
we ever saw outside Of n greenhouse
When asked the secret OF her suceesB
she replied: at Is because | grow my
plants In TIN cans, aud IN these they do
not dry up ~ they do In pDrus pots; IN
tins only water two Or three times "A
prek, while IN pots they must be waterrd
t~ice a day, ana no plant will thrive II
under water half the e".-American
a grlGulturiBt lOr May.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

" Aiatnd octpn " " Ar In Nj, 0f tho CUnS,iln
ton VI tho stA VI ohio 10 that II AhAl read ~ fol-
ioNel -
HBd, a The arseral Assembly sugl provide for
n % rAihlAH OF uVeliuA f0f tho puppOn bf lkN hAln
And local Huvufnmoutl biN tAtta thAll bo unifofm
on the tAtln tlAAa Of subjects nuiJlng sruun a.
publlo Worhlp lnnltntuAA Of purity public charity,
publlo prop ~ used eItl hyolJ for any publio puf
pose, and lcieHaAl prepcry " hn An6nnt hot rn.
eordlhE Ia value twn hnnhrod dollars Tor each In
dlvl0uh inhy, w general lawn h nHnmpted from
iAIntlen And tho value Of NJ properly 10 on mpted
hbhoi. "A may b. dlfoossd by law
hHg y AZ nuoii rle ton those ele,tofn desiring "
yoiafgr such amendment may hnyu plneod upon
uinlt bNloiA tho words "Taratlon Amendnuht-
Zee aud hose opposed 10 such Annh amom may
have PLACED u,on lAolr bAiloa 'he worda "rarAtion
sposa Ihla amendment shall take cnoct on Tho
ILBEHr l.. LAMPsOR.
Spoahor Of tho llupse Of Representatives.
THkO, v nAVlH,
ffeidout pro bm, u tho honAt0
Adopted Aprl 0, 100
UHrEp TATul or AHAniuA, ONO,
UHfiOr % ruu ARdu HfAnf w ~ ATn
I, Daniel !, HyAn secretary NJ state of ha aiAtr OF
nhlO do hrrrhy certify that tho foregoing " truh
eOpy NJ l0lnl revolution Adopted NY tln utn0rl
Asmmhl ~ tho state Of OMu on uo oh day Ot
April a. u, its0, tAson fTun tho original rolh htd
IN thh utl0H,
In testimony VII rof I have herountO tubacfbod
ny pAno, aud AnHol my unlolAl pnAl,
lnHAt.l " Columbus, tho ldh day NJ April
A. u nhD
DANitL J, RYAN,
mas I'M HoorclA'y Of state,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
Tho GreatOst Discovery Down 10
the PrOBO I Time,

Aho AAN"e ~ ahANt
And the only medicine known 10 man
that does positively oue these diseases
by curing the Liver, such IN Headache
OF all kinds, Constipation or CoatiYo'
nesa, rheumatism OF all kinds, Nervous
ness, Skin Diseases, all stomach DlseaS'
", like Kidney diaeaae ylelda every time
W this Great Discovery; Paralysis Is
prevented and DrOpsy cured ny la time
iy use; II clears the skin and oleansea
the Blood. All that Ia necessary 10 con
vince, Ia q trial. Call NJ I, ID. AoFAR
LANDS drug store and ask for DR.. II
Mac aeFarlands Little Book, II tells you
oil aud gives your symptoms, Sold also
by n, T, BaltEly, haSalllon-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
Administrator Notice.

Fotiro IN horeby Eivon lhht tha uuaoril-ned has
d thS estate 81 noorae TisNe late " 8lart cOnIy
Ohbo. dononecd VALENTINE MONO, y,
AAMlaiaratev.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

TIE most reliable diagnosis Of the
Quay sherman quarrel IN: Sherman 10
~ priMd thst Quay Nh0uld talk no, and
q 10 surprised Inst Sherman should
AIT nO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

NEW LlsBON'a $4,000 d lhuter IL out
on Sl 900 bail I'm ueluga Republican
explains tho lenienCy, llo'll get acqnit-
tal, ohrOno aud pension Ia umO, lUar.
oil Chronicle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IN puIauAnoo " An order Of tho Probate Court "
HAtk county, Ohlo, wo will oltor for aAo n public
huCilOn on
Thursday, the 10Th day of May, 1880,

MAIN county, ONO, We VIII oItOf for SAN public
huCilOh on
Thumday, the 10th day of May, 1880,
between tho hours Of two and -four p'cook Afioro
neon, npun tho prcn ista, Tho following described
rvA estate situate In thu county VI stlk nd alAt-
0f OhlU, tDsNlU NtlnH Part VI thonuHhwc quar-
Ter ~ HNtlUn number A. IN tnNn hip nun brr o
klinlhluhOnl and fAntn number n And described M
follows II Hinning ~ point IN tho north llnN "
wrst cunrr thereof hild no nj keing In tho middle
VI tho public ROAD loading from CAuOn " Navarro,
lhc cast With said Dufih line eleven and thirteen
hunhreduB tli,tO) o. aims " the northwest corner
Oi The Mfo lOt owned by Aun " Mubhnh, thOnOe
south auVuu aud tItoon hundrpduA q lUl VhAlnH W
I'm HlulhwNt corner Uf said lntl lhNnrN Cant four
aud nurtrOnshuu udrOdha (ll0) chAinA thencO
south two aud eighty .nnn hurdtvdthA (gHi) chains
thNlcn hAst ilye and atty .huHd edith, (AB rhAinA
" Che northeast corner Of ays AciH l6t ae,ved By
Nicholas HtlWp ~ lH,nN lienAb uiy M h, lAbl,
ulohoU south I'VE 10y ch,ingi tnencr wet t'n tiO)
thnns, thence moth nve (b) chains themes wrat
eleven N) rhilhb, thrheO nOfth nvO (N) rhnina,
VI nnc wpHi four aNd MY HOron hnndrEitha "a h7)
onAnsi thonoe norh hrco llll ohAna 20 tho mi dds
NJ said ruAdI thpnon northeast with Mld road four
And eighty y6pht-hundrrdths chAiua o the nlAHe NJ
henlntlng and containing nlnoteon and hTty-OlEht
huudfHntha (ln ib) acres NJ land
NAld nfrmMrH Hrr hnptllH'h NJ blhhl,
tuimA u lNa=Ont-hnlf cash IN hAndi balance In
Ono year frlm day " sale with lnteiot tho NY.
mont 10 bo SECURED ny N rtgige ~ thn " oiniaoa
sold. JAOOb KhMRY,
Executor 81 thu estate VI NJ AryArct
ilcnao, deceased.
April 18Th. iB8D..hw
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AMENDMENT NO. l.

AH0uoH I, IA n resolved w no 0tA0rl Asssm,
biz VI thr state " ohio That pfOpOaluim shall bo
Auhmlurd W tho electors NJ lh HlAio, on tho nfKt
rnfsdRJ after the ara MOtAsy In November, llsil
lion ui lhe stAsa VI ohio No that Il AhA read u fo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
ARTICLR XVI

bH0 o Tho gonorAl elo0tlun IN bo hold In tho
year ono honaAnl eHht hundrd aud nlnuty. two
and each twentieth rear che, OAitnr, Tho question
"hhAn hofo bo eOnvrnliun " IAyish alter or
Alntni tho uum ulutlon, shall be- HuninittNd 10 Tho
electoH OF The STAT ana, IN q ~ malufity OF Al
lnu electors voting ~ such ulhttun decide N favor
ot = convention, tho uonerAl Assembly At ~ next
toalOn, hhAll provide by law foe tho election OF
uclesMoa aud tho naombllng N such convention,
amendment OF thlH Olnatu N hIrrrd uptn by ANY
convention aAuumbled In puHuanoO Of lha article
thhu Ako elect uhtll thr tAmu Hnal have noon Aub,
mitted IN tho elcCtorh NJ tho state and adopted by
majority of those voting ihtroon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

REG, ~ lhe REGULAR session NJ oaah Gsnefal As
henhy small commence on tho nIst MOnday Of JaA-
uaIV tHHt afteT ID n fnfafI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

hro ~ whenever 40 oiAGa VI bfGIttaTy VI STATE
audi NJ Hae. HHWnTpf " STATE, oT attorney gen-
eiAl hp'OmtH vacant Tor Any 4 iilA causes Inen-
tuntd lu feriipn 10 VI this Article The 00ytTnOf
hhAl Ai tho Vacancy w Appon neat Tor the residue
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-12

Ms. a. ,. Dreasl % nsssbiish - 1nstitation
~ wayne, DelsWare County.

naf. a. ,. Dreasl % nsssbiish - 1nsutation
~ wayne, DelsUsse County.
A prcjscs that hes been contemplated tor
some time by M. A. J. Droxel, OF Philadel.
phia, he's been put 10 practical shape 6y the
purchase Of the Loue1ia msusion at Wayne,
Ds,:..Ie county and M ;ss ,ss s:scSn Sss,s
Industrial college for Women"
The object of the institution, ss sot forth
IN the chnrtof,is to instruct females between
tho sges Of 13 and 10 years In Oil duties
appertaining TO the caro- Of household, and
20 teach such trsdes ana pusinssscs o. vii
make them practical women, able TO earu
respectable livelihood. Tne benefits OF the
collage are to be extended, first, to the
daughters OF clsrgymen. and, second, TO
daughters OF respectable parents, Whos
through adverse circumstances, are unable
end educstion. The property purchased ~
Wayne IL well known ~ summer hotel
The present structure is to be retained -
the homo or living building, and on ti.t Or
side Mr. Drexel proposes 70 erect college
and administration buildings. The entire
and endowment win DO met by Mr.. Drexel,
aud the amount, II II said, will roach 81,
500, ,0OO In connection With the college In.
s.ruction will be given upon the plan ol
the Cooper institute, by which pupils will
receive tuiiion while residing at their own
homes.
II will be nearly eighteen months from
the present time before the college will bt
In full operation, ~ tho present occupants
Jesse docs not expire until November nexl
and Mr.. Drexel cannot obtain possession
until that time. About one hundred
women will be accommodated In the be-
ginning, and whom the new buildings arc
completed II is expected there will be room
for three hundred.
Ia providing for tho management and
conduct OF the institution Mr. and Mrs
Drexel have selec.ed board OF trustees
composed Of gentlemen aud 9 board d
lady mansRers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-12
A Delicate Matter.

We may not believe all We hear from
Washington and particularly about the
psivate conference of the cabinet, but
the story about the difference between
the president and the secretary of state
1n the O ling of The greatforeign missions,
has IN cir Of probability to 1t which is
NOT leasened by the fact tina. these places
were not filed among the first batch of
appointment, although Mr.. Blaine's selec-
tions Tor them are we'll known.
II Is doubtless awkward for the
president to reject the nominations of
she sscretary OF state when he la,
nothing in particular to urge against the
selecttors, save that he prefers other men.
NJ. Blaine expects that his selections for
oaice In his department will be adopted
saniess specific objection exists to the in
THIS seems to be reasonable expectation
Mon the part OF the real head of tbs
= publican party; but II all tho secre
re- claim the same privilege, the president
ovidently will have little influence upon
~ appointments OF his administration
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-12

unfinished part Of the Panama cana'.
The estimated cost Of building the ~
miles Of the canal on which very
little has been done Is (160,0O0,-
600, and French canal estimates are
proverbially low. The ship railway com.
pany say that they can cover this distance
with their railway system for $40 coo, 600,
but they want guarantee from the
French government before going ahead.
This appears to be . very sensible
scheme, but 1t will be strange II It does
not excite the wrath of the several gen.
tlemen in Congress who have been 70
anxious to kill the French enter
prise in Panama. Here we have
an American company and invention
asking for French support, though most
OF its stock Is held In England, and the
American Congress has expressed itself
against any operations of the French
government in Panama. 1t Is a curious
state Of things certainly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-12

GERMANY Is building sixteen torpedo
boats, and as che IN supposed TO DO shaking
her fist at us, II behooves the new secretary
OF tho navy to sse that our new men. n.oi-wsr
are we'll drilled and equipped for defense
against these swim aud dangerous little
vessels. High authorities on naval matters
have recently declared against torpedo
boats on the ground that experiment
has demonstrated that q vessel properly
equipped with maohiue guns, light rides
and protective net,iog, and with . w0ll
drilled crew, oonld defy . number OF
torpedo boats. They would all be do
s.royed before getting within striking
distance. These boats are built with q
view to q sudden and steal,hy attack by
night, but tho electric search lights aud the
natural vigilance OF crew In danger OF
being blown up make II almost impossible
for them TO get close enough to operate.
There 10 Away = possibility that Germany
has something now In tho torpedo line and
her activity should spur us to the building
OF our navy and the perfection OF our own
torpedo servioo Besides the ships now build
Ing there are eight vessels TO be built, for
which all plans ar0 resdy y. Sec rotary Whitney
courieous'y and very properly loft the ap-
proval OF these plans 10 his successor who
wes to bo responsible for the completed
ahips. Only one OF the n 10 very large, but
all are TO loo very swift; and II IL hoped tha!
II we get into war our navy will be able,
as iu the war OF 1912, to choose its own time
/ !Or fishliHg by outeailiug the enemy.
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senator n rown's Biil.

Senator Browns anti.discrim ina bill
Ia similar to the one introduced by Senator
Watros during the last session. Tho b!ll
embraces the "iong and short haup clause,
which prohibits higher rate proportion.
ateiy for short distance than for long. 1t
also compeis railroads to grant terminal
facilities To other roadp; draw backs OF
rebates arc prohibited. 1t makes II COM
pulsory on railroad or canal companies to
post oonspicuously printed schodules, and
there is 70 be no change without tol days
notice.
The same restriction applies to freight
rates, and the schedules are to he filed with
the secretary OF internal affairs within
fifteen days after posting Copies OF all
contracts or agreements with railroad oi
canal companies must also be hled with the
secretary OF internal sif airs, any overcharge
or violation being proved tho com pan
must pay to tho party overcharRed three
times the amount OF the entire charges
made. and for othor violations lhe Injured
party can claim three times the amount III
injury suffered.
No company shall bc liable for the vlois
tiou oi q Joint agr esmtnt by the other party
to the agreement The bill goes u little
further than that OF Senator Wstres In tha
IL prohibits tho issuing Of Tree passes oI
pssses at discount to any persons except
officials aud employees OF tho road. INT
bill presoribes q Inc Of 81 Ot0 and iDptisou
ment not exceeding 90 days Tor any viola
tion OF It's provisions.
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VHOTH

CEOTHgSS
SPECIAL
The last OF our Heavy Weights 10 Trousers
Suitings ana Overcoat Patterns made TO your
order at your own price.
MoaRANN & NOwLEa,
MERCHANT IAILoRs,
NO. ~ WEST KING 9sTRaEr.
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4 TsIkatlye Admiral.

An ornamental figure Of the day Is gar.
r0l0us cid Admiral Porter, who Is con-
tinually at work with his pen as few
sailors kave been before him. He talks
about war with Germany just now with
the same confident tone that might be
assumed by man less familiar with wars
alarms. Porter always was noted for
noise, and the enormous quantity OF
written and spoken language he has
produced has considerably interfered
with its efficiency. He wrote q
history Of the navy SO volumin-
ous that no one cares to buy it,
yet 1t has been severely criticized for the
omission OF important matter. Hisnoye
SQld rs curiosity, and 1t was truly mar
veloub that 30 old q man could produce
. tale 30 long and SO very trifling. The
picturesque old sailor Is given to talks
about the state Of the navy, and what 1t
might do in case of war, and these have
moro or less value; but not long ago they
became % tiresome that New York
piper published an interview with the
ghost Of Farragut by way Of rebuke. The
ghost Of that hero might now speak out
With profit, for Porter is heard declaring
that we have almost surplus and rev.
enue enough, with taxes now at q mini
mum point, TO carry on desultory war
with Germany until We are In lighting
trim.
Whatever may be thought Of
this opinion, it is certainly rather
undigniaed and imprudent for an
o@cer OF Porter's standing to talk In this
way - everything he says will 60 to
Berlin, and they don't know the admiral
there ~ We do. They only know that he
y the head Of the American navy
under the secretary Of the department and
they may conclude that his remarks ar:
Inspired BY brilliant Mr.. Blaine. That
being the case they will probably see that
the war, II there is one, will not be de-
eultory. Nobody thinks war with Ger
many probable, but ifit comes that power
viii hardly have the kiudaess to keep III
1ronclads and Krupp cannon at hom,
until we have built our new navy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-12
Foreign MIalsiers.

The president uses the diplomatic SER
vice to satisfy the disappointed for cabi-
net places. The diplomatic Office Is one
well suited for salve. The diplomat gets a
good salary and place OF dignity, with
nothing to do. II demands no particular
talent and gives no power. The value OF
the appointment stops with the man that
gets it. It removes him from the coun-
try, gives him q good easy Tins, with
abundant opportunity to cultivate his
taste, to travel In foreign places, to have
his family about him to share In his en-
oyment, and to enable him TO feel that
he Is the salt of the earth.
Itisa post that suits many men con-
stItutionslly. They were born with an
aptitude for 1t. Places of honor and
profit and ease and strut flt them per.
fectly. And in fact there are not many
politicians probably who would throw q
good mission away, even though II
takes them out Of the active ranks Of
their party, and gives them no oppor'
tuni'y to reward their friends or increase
their influence. II does not compare In
value In this regard to cabinet office
and seems now to be used largely as o
fealherbed for rejected secretaries.
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FOR SALE on RENT

rOR RRENT.TwOBTORE ROOMS AND
y Basement in eouthern Markst. Also one
ftore Room on Vine street, suitable for any
business. Inquire at fard q McklrOv's Dry
Goods store. south Queen street. nStfd
uOR RENT OR SALE-ONE OF THE
= finest business properties In the city (;
eleRa 1tly suited TO the butchering business +;
rent r. asonable. Also a nne dwelling of IL
rooms within one square OF tie m ,nument
Could be used to advantage for offices, Call
on 4. Z. WHlTsON. 1ON Il. King 81,
f26.lmd Real Estate ana Insurance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-12

REPORT upon the numbers and values
OF farm animals just issued by the depart
mon,s OF agriculture shows an increase
over last year In the numbers OF ell anil
mails but sheep These have decreased
i95, ,676. The statistcisn, claiming TO have
fair count OF animals on farms and ranches
but no acoount OF Ihose held In towns and
cities, plscss the number OF horses on the
farms OF these United States q, l3, ,663 29i,
males 2.257, ,574. milch COWS, 10, 29s. .625,
other cattle, 50. 5.032,47, sheep, AZ 599,-
079, swine, 5o,30l, 5s2. Horss have
increased 49O,Sbs In the year, and
tho statistician notes tha. the low
value OF cattle stimulates attention 10
horses and an Improvement In quality al
well as numbers. "Tho popularity Of the
large French and English breeds Is un-
sbs,ed. Enlarged demand for draught
horser, locally, is caused by activity In
railroad building. 1t Ii grstifyi ing to notice
that In some parts Of the South, where
manufacturing has been introduced or
exien ded, there has arisen an unsccustomtd q
demand for horses. In the territories II Q
establishment Of horse ranches hss
increased the numbers Of these useful
snimsls. They are found to be thrifty and
not exemp', however, from Losses and
disabilities, M there arc local complaints oi
the deprsdstions OF wolves aud mountain
lions, which prey uIoa the young colts."
10 January, 1889. there were In Penrsy !.
vsnis coo 92a horses OF an average price Of
1896 and a total value OF $57, l2l. .7sd.
Texas, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio, New
York, Kansas, Indiana sll surpssss us In
the number oshorses, Texas having ], 1923 s6y
| and the others following In the order named.
The report contains an interesting table
| OF the farm animals Of the rld,-inter
| eating as specimen OF bold guessing and
| useless labor. OF more value are the
European Drop reports. carefully concealed
| In the same book, with no hin. OF their
| presence In the title. In France all the
autumn sown grain 10 looking we'll and the
land is being prepared under excelIen,
conditions for spring sowing. In Russis
the outlook IL not so cheerful for the Rus
sisns, the great severity OF the winter
having prostrsted all trade and the farmer,
being discouraged by the low prices re
ceived for last years crops and the higt
price Of labor and supplies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-12
Tho Underground wire Bin Anne nde,.


In the Senate OF Pennsylvania on Mon
day night, the bill requiring esectric com.
panies to place their wires underground
before August next was reported with an
amendment exemp.ing railroads which
operate wires for their own use. The House
bill repeating the fence law OF 100 was
reported As re00mmitted.
In the House resolution by Mr.. Black
burn declaring the Legislative Record In
accurate aud 80 slow In publication as to DO
useless, and declaring that It's publication
should be discontinued at the close OF the
present contract, WAS referred TO the com
mittee on printing. Tho bill providing
safer means Of exit from places OF snuse-
ment was passed to third reading. The
revenue hill was read nrst time on specit
order. Tho bills TO prevent the iormatit n
Of trusts and Prevent Rdulterstion of food
and drugs were reported negatively. MIR.
WRlk introduced bill to prevent the de.
posit of tho csrcasses Of dead animals q
other noxtous matter In or near tho waters
OF tho state used to supply cities or tow nr
with dIiaking water.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-12
TBE JONES COUNTY OALF CASE,
Twelve Years of Litigation over St5 Wort
lf ha Wal


A Waterloo, lowe, special to the Chicago
IfftEne says: There appears to be "a pros
poet for fpsl 3ttlemeHt OF the celebrated
Jones county calf case. One OF the attorneys
for the plaintiff was In the city to. day, aud
stated that Judge LenehAn, before whom
the last trial or the case was had, was ex
pected TO be here during the term OF court
which begins this week, and motion by
defendants will be argued before him sskiDg
that Judgment be rendered against plaintiff
OF the special findings Of the Jury at the lsst
trial. These special hudings, the defer Sc
claim, are at variance with the general
verdict II this motion is overruled, as the
prosecution expect, IL is believed that there
will bs no further litigation, and that the
isst verdict Of loco and costs against this
defendants will be accepted by both parties,
Toe case has been In The courts siros 1877 !,
ana has been tried six timeA The action
was for malicious prosecution, and a. each
ifisi, with one exception, the pisintifi se-
cured vordict ranging from 81 coo to q 800
Tue last TRIAL was held In this county In
september last, and verdict Of 81. 600 wss
rendered for Plaintiff. The value OF tue
calves out oil which the suit grew was $45,
Tho court costs thus far are about fS 500 an q
the lawyers fees run into something ike
10000.