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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-22
Chronic Rhe uma.ism Cured.

DR.. B. H. Hettinger, Indianapolis, Ind,
says: "For several months after sprain-
ing my ankle was severely afflicted
with Rheumatism. finally tried Det-
chon's Mystic Cure for Rheumatism,
and in 4 days could walk without my
cane; two bottles cured me sound and
WELL take great pleasure in recon.
mending the Mystic Cure to all who
are afIiicted with Rheumatism" Sold
by Carl Lorens. Druggist, 4ls Lacka.
wanna avenue. Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-22
THE CAPITAL OF WALES.

So far from narrowing down to fight
between Cardiff and Machynlleth, the
question of where Is the capital of
Wales Is widening out. A Welsh ma
tlonalist thus advocates the cause Of
Llantrisant: II. Machynlleth cannot
claim a large population. Neither can
Ilantrisant. Mr.. John Gibson. of the
Cambrian News. Informs us that the
population claim Is nothing; therefore,
] take 1t that the smallness of the num-
ber of its inhabitants Is a. strong point
in favor Of Llantrisant. .. Machyn-
lleth can claim historical characters as
having resided within its borders. So
can Llantrisant: not to refer to the
men Of great renOwn of ancient times
who lived in 1t. l need only mention
the name Of the late DR.. Price, and re-
mind you that he was once a Chartist
taking prominent part in that his
tOrical movement, and that from a
Chartist he developed into the arch
druid of Wales and wore a catskin
over his shoulders during his perambu-
lations and peregrinations in Llantrl-
SAINT and the neighborhood. 3. Machyn-
lleth can claim that it has done MOTH
ing worth considering for the develop
ment Of education in Wales. So can
1.lantrisant. 4. Machynlleth claims
1t Is Nonconformist town. So can
LlantriSant, and the latter place con-
tians within it specimens of Noncon-
formist denominations Of which Ma
chynIIeth knows nothing, as, for in
stance. the Primitive Methodists and
the Bible Christians. s. Machynlleth
lays claim to a clock tower. which for
years was without q clock. much to
the disgust Of Mr.. John Gibson, of
Cambrian News fame. who filled col
umns Of his newspaper with attacks
upon the local governing body Of that
town for not finding clock for the
clock tower. Llantrisant' can claim
the ruins of an old castle and many
tumble-down houses. and that its
streets are altogether paved with
stone. 6. Machynlleth can only claim
one railway station Liantrisant can
claim two. the TAFT and the Great
Western. Z. My strongest argument
in favor Of Llantrisant Is that is has
always been national and anti-English.
In the time Of Elizabeth It was one Of
the places that supplied cannon to tho
''Invincible Armada" which is a. far
better distinction than to possess
Owen Glyndwr's parliament, which at
the best consists only Of q chair, few
benches and q barn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-22

to say for French hero. In books
English heroes are handsomer than the
American ones. but they are never so
adorable. The American hero Is usual
ly willing to admit the possibility Of
there being another man on earth be-
sides himself. There Is no question over
the heroines-woman, the various, Is
always lovelier than the last one.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-22
Broslus' story Of stevens

"A great many stories have been told
about my distinguished predecessor, Thad-
deus Stevens, whose district have the
honor to represent" said Mr.. Brosius of
Pennsylvania yesterday, ''but here Is one
that is new to me:
"stevens was championing some bill In
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-22
THE OLDEST MAN IN WALES.

DIR. William Salmon, Of Cowbridge.
South Wales. recently entered upon his
hundred and seventh year. The happy
centenarian Is in better health than he
was five years ago. He sleeps and eats
well, and his hearing Is fairly keen.
He rises about midday, dimes at six,
and goes to bed about nine. Prohibi-
tionists will learn with interest that
the doctor takes q glass Of wine, some-
times two, with his dinner, but he
has not smoked since he was ninety,
neither has he been out for a drive
since his hundredth birthday. He wac
born in Suffolk, England. in 1890, and
eight years later came to st. Hilary,
near Cowbridge, with his father, also
. doctor. DR.. Salmon IL the oldest
Free Mason in thSworld, and has been
MAGISTRATE for the county Of Glamor-
gan for fifty years, and IL also deputy
lieutenant. He had eight children. but
only one survives-a daughter, who
lives In Southsea. This time last year
he received congratulations from Mr..
Gladstone, who expressed his sincere
wish for him here and hereafter"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-22

"A CURIOUS STORY FROM CARDIFF
There II . line of merchant boats
trading % and from Cardiff with
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-22
MINERAL PRODUCTION OF THE UNITED STATES In tSs4-6.

Compiled for the Mineral Industry VOL ".
Of
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16

on. OF me rulr il having q steel core ana
tte exterior bainE bound hy i've layers OF
metal e-iTe. H. Is far lighter ttda "a sl'Cl
gan nu1 is likewise said 90 ne H"h' q
stronger than 81 similar tticknea7 p metz.
7<9t Ks a. bguind tire times, Chc'ts' 7
genius Eas constructed oleycie li'H"o
entirely or wood pulp aud Wouia iiN9 20
start "a factory Tor tHe Manufacture -
rap.~ bikes TIescie handles MADE out
I 81 tl0ttlue paper which m tuth cou'e7 mum
. pulp. ore now NOS lncomiaon-
flerv unr is familiar " TIN paper ma t, ,,.S's
+ which ea4a come into general USE Su -
= 81 PEPPER auout half AN iueh Wide ar" lIs-
drawn tafeu.cl d cowuusubIe Vat ANA at9
+ tfi-u by machinery turned into los. li'i.
Stems. These arc q pped into a solution OF
: phosphorus wax and dried. Paper lht'cht'
& are cheaper 20 buy than taoSe OF "o'"i
. and WITHIN few years galS industry ms
assumed 4ach proportions that II ~ not
impos -ible that The familiar match Will ne
come q thins OF the past.
I'M SIS ViSUrous advance, WOOD pulp now
threatens 10 invade the cloth and leather
industries as - las THAI or paper. steel
ANA others. a Frcnrhuau named Claflek
has Invented process for making paper
thread. Before being cut ia strips the
{ paper is stepped 81 certain chemicals when
] give 90 ttuauity ana ducuuty, and lt IS
taau wound GA bobDins and then twSsad
into tnre Lds ana afterwards passed through
/ O. pair OF cylinders 10 coat 81 and give 10 "a
o.
/ veutor claims, can be worked UP INTO fab
res III tae various KINDS and put 20 tho
Z ordinary Uses. Stiu another Frenchnau
has found way to make e&-
G.. l-ut sailcloth CIT OK pulp. and another
! genius maI.gs very good grade Of carpet
lining which furnishes a Hoth-proof anu
elastic foundation TOR the carpet tet an
/ Other inventor of Vienna. has found a pro
cess Tor inc manufacture OF artificial
/ leather from red beech and claims that q
! sllc leather can thus bs obtained superior
90 animal heather IA hrmness and dura-
1 bmty.
a pair Of English chemists have discov-
end a way 70 make water proof paint OF
wool pup. which is sprayed over buildings
shirs aud the like. Tho process is simpl.
al1 inexpensive, and fer painting lars
( surfaces much Is expected of H. StJ
/ again. 81 Freuchmau has found a way I.
make paper bags that are imperN ious
water. anu a Berlin inventor has produ1N
q nrc-proof paper thin 1nd Of good quality
For taat matter. not long ago a WOOD pun
works constructed O. stove out of papei
J which ausv red every purpose az h y ma
been made ~ iron. Ii was. however purei
an experiment. Paper window panes Wer
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16

ing town. We have Lice town OF, apot
900 inhabitants, located in the northwest
ern portion Of the state in Chattoga county !
Trion is famed far and VIDE LOT its i' !
featuring interests. for its piods people a, ~
for us educational advantages, anu iol III ~
fertile lands which surround On o.
sides An observer looking scuth il'N'
Trion gees the lofty peaks OF Tayiors ridge'
from the west comes ChattooGa river
VIII ch affords a large part of the power lot
driving the Trion machinery. we nave
wonderful educational and religious aa-
vautages. ono Baptist and one Methoolst
church. Correspondents solicited.
l.. Maudamond Laylield, Columbus, Ca
Dear Aunt Susie: Today is bright ana peau
tiful the wind is astir. and few sInai
clouds SHIFT across the skies, Whlch mas
on the horizon a hazy aspect characteristic
OF the coming autumn. The leaves TOO,
are putting on their crcss OF variesated
colors as If Ia joy az their coming sepafa-
ton from the mother tree. II nature ar
rayed herself m her most gorgeous robes
and wreaths her face with her pieasantest
smiles just before the wintery blast comes
which takes from her both glory and
beauty. why should man. as be approaches
the hereafter be mournful, foreboding ana
fun Of rcgrets2 Well. the summer is all
Z gone and now
/ '"rhe melancholy days have come. the sad
/ ueSl OF the EciIs
! or wailiug winds and naked WOODS.
/ And meadows brown and sere.
The summer has been so very dry, 1t has
: been almost impossible to cultivate even
an idea In sitting down 70 peruse the
paper. The Constitution. I not only strive
10 grasp the worthy thoughts, but eudeaVor
to thoroughly digest them ] usually take
pencil I'm hand aud copy the most worthy
sentiments. Then at spare moments mem-
orize them ii IS quite surprising how
much good one can derive in the course OK
the year.
Girls. you are right let us stay in tho
lead ! do not believe tho boys could eaten
mn with ua much less get ahead Ihere
A. eoroothiur the matter with tho boys.
'rhoy arc bashful, ] suppose. or they would
write more letters than they do. Cousins,
what ara we 70 do with bashfm boys
Some OF them say they are afraid of the
efr,s. why, we would not harm them Tor
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carried without assistance OF further webs.
and as the successive hot rollers pass over
Il the paper becomes dry ana Nrh. = 50
ries Of calendar rollers next take ~ :"
hand and give IL the desired smooihhes7
nud polish and from thence X s cut up IN
sheets or wound on rolls. as desired.
Nox. ID Is worth nothing n IN stage
that the calondering rolls are very OFTEN
themselves mad. of papcr.since parade n
as Il seems. paper rolls possess 3 ifuheas
and yield flush which is impos-ioie :"
rolls OF steel. These calendar rolls are tais
up IN a very simple way 10y taking a count
los number cf sheets aud ttuns them
over a steel core set on end. almost ident-
fcalv in the fasion thai you 81 els 2 pie OF
bills over a sharp pointed BIN nle or holder
Between each OF these sheets rs q pfepa-
ration Of glue. and when the core mas 9eeh
covered these are subjected 70 ehoti'".i'
hydraulic pressure. which gives tieih 4
wonderful hardness. TIE edges OF the pap'l
are then turned in a lathe precisely IN inc
same way that steel roll would Oe turned.
and SO firm IS tho surface which mo edges
~ the paper thus prepared present thai
a sharp fint pctbla passed through u"
rolls win he ground 70 pieces without max
Ing The slightest mark Thus. in a literal
sense. IL paper made 20 make par"r-
Win tie wood pulp tl's prepared q
harpens that "a Us Impossible 20 secure tue
Same strcueth and tsStnra % rag mad'
panar. and for a long time ~ o." begin
ing. rar and straw pn.p WIS mixed VIII
tho wood pulp in order 90 obtain ,Als ee
sired strength for hieh eradc paTorS. bu
AZ This point the chemists took M ~
prohleln and discovered two processes j.,
Uhich the wood was reduced - the re
ou.red state without destroying tne inner
a. Is tho case in Er3nIin5. These pFo-
cesses consist simply in tire treatment %
the wood cur 600 small chips. Niih h-NaliIi'
or acid solutions. The wood IS sui u2 int'
bits ahlut an inch thick ard thrown int
rats containing one 0f these solutions,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16
HE SENDS IT FREE.
full Information for the Cure OF
Weakness n Men.

/ - zen man has suffered FOR many years
= - EN-t4l ll-S- tn3T bi-- hts his life and
I ,.,'s MN or all that really makes life Wroth
l,i4A+ @heu, afteF years Of dOctoring With
{ az sorts Of patent medicines and alleged
aptclai.ies. he discovers q remedy III at
ut'l-S oack 10 him the power and physical
10y mat seemed % him lost forever,
r. ttlai-'iiy feels generous He wants his
iioW mon % knox aho-lt n he feaIs that
HlS MISSION on earth IS to EFT out or bond
49, HcI Who are today battling with
l..h Hho, oy their .wn secret f0Hies ars
suffering usntal torture that words car
nor adequately describe
. ne NoFid has come r. look AT such SUP
i.l@ u a different light from former
daFs- u now regards them q q IInfortu-afe
nor criminal they have lacked moral
eo.t'lg g They may be victims Of inherited
III i'ii OF rrev have acquired eacrar
habits from evil associates T.uf What
ever may have been the incentive Tat
man 20 degrade his being and
.@'ittf n,f'iS"if from society. ne Feeds a
g ~ &c needs the right hand OF fellow
SNIP ard good cheer IN IS ,,-~arr, "a -
noHrre him for lis folly. and ID IS cor,aiIv
..0T-t5 20 give hirn advice he must have
OF eIed him. Infs is why Z send th.a meth
DC mat made me q mas among men rec
q any one who writes for it. kDo7v he
- t.7 or ttat suffering raen have to The
tore. send the iugorma ton securely scala
t-ia+A envelope. without rrar'-s ~
low low y acre IT came from. Thousands OF
:, ,i nave written me. 10 say h0u- $50
hey were 30 F-t this re,nelv' and at 80
"a bli4ES encouraging rerOrt az sa,-.ra
70 bilE~.tdl debility cured ard enact
2 N Parts restored 70 natural strength
-Nc'-t IT'S friend. do nGt sit AID 4t5c~.as-
Gov can afford to give away fnfs vaI1
4 - iiiiclEll5tt lOns out write for II tOda, 7,
+ Ifee g. h. and 4 want every man "a
-s+FS ~ ~.--iT 'ss. in The fullest confidence
THOMAS SLATER. Box ~
Kalamazoo Mich
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16

naiens In the days Of Benjamin i'm and
Emory Speer it now surpasses Itself IN
she canvass General Lougstreet made last
week. ~ cleveland. way M in the noun
taius of'Whlto county. was d most pathetic
orc.rreuco. Longstreet, Farrow and Angler
were whoopug mp the crowds, when an
old blind man. with snow-white hair. bent
form and I'D by tho hand of an attendant,
raised his head and with tears streaming
from his sicntloss orbs, said:
"a want 20 feel tho touch OF my old com
rads'4 hand once ntre."
IL was old "Unclo Jimmy Merritt the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16

rating liquors should not go in the best
,tv. or course we all have some "fasu
, In our towns. but let me tell you, MT.
,ges "yye' are not all so fast as you
M think. Suppose you try us "a few
1 70 know you are such a moral boy,
much there are others. We have some
. bad boys and girls in our city, but
girls are far superior to our boys on
oral standing. Correspondence solic-
IN T.. James. Milford. Tex.-Dear Ju-
I have not written TO tn department
me time. ] see there IS quite a commo-
ahorlf a letter written by "Scroggs," of
s,ate. liked most Of his letter. but
Aunt Susie was right as to how iar
! .oo6 part of 1t went. / also agree WITH
Campbell, or Florida, I'm saying there
I two classes Of each sex. one great
| he. I think, IS that the girls are APT 70
I TOO much to the social reputation oA
| oys. and for n fact society oVerioohs
hany faults IN The conduct OF YOUNG
| / Girls. keep your eyes open. a 80 :
! look. talk and act well enough Il, Eo",
,,nv b,lt what or him when be Is out
- prosencaq As Shakespeare says,
|, there's the rub" If some girls ana
| giris too. could look into a saloon
a. II o'clock al night they might be sur
Va. Playing some llttle game maybe
] would SEQ their friends taking a httle
maybe. but that's n beginning you
| No. bows, / don't mean any harm II |
Nv IT., but / believe boys, as a class.
neancr than tho girls. They hide their
] hicf-;ha- is. some do some don
Now, these are ideas gained from
walton ] believe also In That adase
n SAYS practice what you preach,
I'm a Good Templar. How many OF the
ms are? Ii IS a good organization. W.
| very pleasant times ct our meetings
II also 10 the Christian Endeavor.
Ike to engage in the discussion Of
on. hut don't think we ought e
IL the thing too personal. except maybe
sidendiv manner Me.ougAt 20 try not :
/ "a orr tendencies - dispute or 1uarre
-. discuss .ons. We cuSlt Co COLT
r,rhaarauee. We viii get enough G.
81 side OF humanity later II life.
mic Mckenzie and Daisy Smith. Trio1
o.. Ca.-pear Junior: "a we seldom
eiters from This place wc viii endeavo
rite enc telling you % our manufactur
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To make IL appear TO thousands VINO
.,,ti- themselves in that they are not az
sirttd With any disease. hltthai The sys-
tenn simply needs. cleasn ng. Is 70 o ori,ls
comm, 3t'icp 8 easily cured BY using syrup Of
80 Manufactured by the G3h ho :,
~, syrup Company only. and STA oy an
druggists.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16
GA love and New.

? ,,tsssd tho dead lips OF my love
tIe- lips we're cold
pissed the warm ups Of the new
And left tho oldI
VAR, were the red lips Of my love
No. heart was warm
But cold betwixt our lips there sprans
A chilling form!
The warm lips OF ny love waXed roii-
Ana cold her/Heart;
Gno cried a cfIlly phantom held
C1r har' s-artI
=, - L.eadtb - OF my love.
Is, and t an hour . =, ,..,,
wonderful sap at man
led 9stal ia my love;
the Fl y ana
- .-turies beiv.S
"-'ost was cari she say.
y,pd Gid C'rStam? . ao,r to,,a
'-rhinGs arH not as tn "'E' Ne14 ~
But as they seem. - 1,.r,.xy WITT
INA Lo'tD McDAFl''
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16
EIs Eloquent Silence.

From The Albsnv Herald ,, -
Slr,sral Lee doesn't seem Inclined 70
IN. mn about the cuban situation For
..'H son some people nave formed the
,aea mat no really knows something
about IT.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16
The New Rallying Cry.

,,rorn The Cartersvlle Courant-Ame'lceil
30 ana harmony. hog ard hominy ana
49,. h,5m Of industry should now be me
raIl,t0g cry.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16
Still for Bryan.

from THE Carroll Fro Press u.,,so.o =,
Hurran ,u' g.. marty for president OF the
,ur safes lie viii be nominated ohsh-
,,,ouslv ana whip the hght IN 1900
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16

blind hero OF Get
tys3ucg, as he Is
called.
Blind Uncle
Jmn W has NOT
seen since the Sd
Of July. 1853. hav-
ius been shot D..
mLie laiI
through both
as bg i.oge-
areets ST II
~ third DAVIS
-r al Cicit,S.
Hrou4 At.fal
a week ~ Va
n blind private
Da.cnte,l a touch
II scene.
Blind Uncle
imrny" put his
4uds on his old
ON III 4 Ii Il cT :
houldcr and ex-
ia med
General ? am
r organized dean
rat. int that
akes no differ
nee here / am
mining now o /
ne last tine l
cr saw day
eht. We were
oubl quick n x
mr. uu & li { ID q
wheat fields AT
;ctty burr and
rad reached tie
n,ni5ars wine 20
lie BOY 8 holitt q
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16

& ~ Reward for man cannon cl1rs ~ r,-,.
Nest3Bs vste weaknesses. Wr4te b pfS
-, = = lSl Oran-e street. Eswzrir. \ r
Merton tle Constitution =
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-16
WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA, GA, MONDAY

anythii
see WI.
creatur -,
1 wot,e,
shake he,
ears pun
ing the-t
Truly tn
TherefSl.
upon ca
CAREFUL.
a silent
live but.
/ VIII
Susie al
Corres
New
When '
OF bligl
weeping
perieno
pale an
n1grOu5
demons
mo not
" hen II
SO mill
ards o
content
a bligh
The spa
the hor
| to avoit
| rule AM
\ CONCEIVE
! the frs.
! youth. 7
stain is
ending
I a singh
I should
| the gra
/ bitter {
/ evening
/ grief.
Boys.
| spend
! tion FRI
noble
subliul
only &
7 sen
N Il
PalIlo,
boy fr
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70 experiment. and depends mo wishes q his mis-
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nnle Mckenzie ana Daisy Smith. Trion
o.. Ca.--pear Junior: "a we seldom
efters from This place wG viii endeavor
rifa enc telling you of our manufactur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-20
WILLS FILED YESTERDAY.

pror-rs1s To REIATIvES-MRs DE FRECE EN-
pr..rvs THE DIVISION OF HER ESTATE.
Tho will If Mary b. de Frece, widow. OF No IA
W., rrightvfourth-st was filed for probate yester-
, Mrs De Frece died August 4. leaving an estate
,alued in the petition $500 BY her Will, dated
November IS 1893 she left all her property equally
70 her three daughters. Booma, Rachael ana Minnie
do Frece on condition that they shall take care Oh
oro,hor daughter Isabel. 80 long as she shall live
and nroect and take care Of her as have done
Tho esator explains why she leaves her whole estate
- ,brea DAUGHTERS in exclusion of other daughters
and her sons. as follows:
NV will being that all my property shall be divided
hereinbetoIe staieu, u,T,, in tbi nv viii are
in circumstances that enable them 10 support anu
maintain themselves
Rloonna. Rachael and Minnie de Frece are named
as executors of the will and are not required 10 give
bonds.
John II. Schneider, Of No. S79 Broome-st.' died on
August TO- and his will filed for probate yester
dav To his brother, George Schneider he pe-
queathed two gold watches, watch chain. dia
mond scarfpin and all his wearing apparel Inc
residue of his estate is left to his wife, Mary H. VINO
is also named executor. The petition states mat
the value Of the estate IS at present unknown. a..
The Will of George Youngs Nhtson VINO was Tot
many years empoye In the rlhahce Depai .i,lem
of the city filed yesterday lie eit an MS rs.ite
The value of which is given, to his wife, Fannie
C. Whitson who Is named as executor She - au
have left against the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
atty oS the city OF New-lOrk arising out OF ms ser
vices as a notary public I'm the Department OF FL
Another will filed was that Of Mrs. Sarah lialer
q widow who died recently at her home. NO 5is est
Thirtleth-st She devised 10 her daughter: Chrissie
Ualler the house and lot at No S+9 West Ihrtleth-
g. 10 hold In trust for Nellie G., j. Harry. Edwin A.
Charles s and Chrisse Haer' CHILDREN OF me tesla
TOR until the youngest child. Nellie shall become
twentv-one years old The property Is then TO be neid
-, ~ children as tenants In common. Chriase ital-
lr is made executor under the will. and Is directed TO
nav off a mortgage on the property The estate Is
Mary barbara Boss died on July 10. leaving a small
estate Her will dated May 10. 1870: was NED Tor pro-
bate Yesterday IL provides that should the estaor
die AZ the home OF her daughter Justina teuser The
i,,nr shsll receive 500 for taking care or her The
rasidue of the estate IS divided equally among Mrs
Ross three children. Justina iIeuscr. Ere ierick
I,nss md Mary Armstrong.