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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-05-29
ROCK HILL HAPPENINGS.

Found Some Gold-Mosely Arrested-Win-
throp Commencement-Other Notes.
Correspondence of the Yorkville Enquirer.
Rock HILL, May 2.-While walking
by the place where the street force was
engaged in grading down little hill
just in the rear OF the residence OF Mr.. j.
F. Reid. Mr.. Morley was struck with
the appearance Of some of the rock a
closer examination showed that it was
gold bearing quartz. A large specimen
may be seen by calling at the National
bank. Mr.. Morley is an expert mineral.
ogist and nothing ofthis sort is at all like
ly to escape his notice.
made mention last Wednesday of the
arrest Of l.. r. Farmer who with one G..
M. Mosely-both preachers-was charged
with some fraud in connection with a
money order. Mosely has now been ar
rested in southwest Georgia and confesses
their conspiracy.
Winthrop college is preparing for a
grand commencement this year. 1t is
thought that special rates will be granted
by railroads all over the State and it is
more than likely that crowds will attend
The fence around the grounds is nearly
completed and will add much to the ap-
pearance Of the grounds. On the night O.
June 18th the Glee and Mandolin club o.
Davidson will give an entertainment ; the
admission fee will be used for the purpose
of fitting up the hall of the literary socie-
ties.
The Rock Hill laundry is an assured
fact. 1t is already in operation under
the management of Mr.. Thomas a. Rob
ertson. The plant is said to be a very
complete one.
The Rock Hill Graded schools will
close at the end of next week. There
will be an entertainment on the nights OF
Thursday, the 4th, and of Friday, the 9Th.
These entertainments are generally large,
ly attended.
The Rock Hill Athletic association
hopes to make some profit by providing
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that they have nothing that is worth cal
culating on. With the owner believing
that really valuable property is worth
less, there will be ajust so much
softer snap for the knowing speculator
or option-taker. 1t strikes us that II in
dividuals in this section desire assays OF
ores, they will be safer if they just pay
for them. However, if anyone wishes to
take advantage of the offer Of Mr.. Cat
lett, the address is to be found above.
Getting Ready to Start.
Messrs. Evans q Moxon are getting
things in shape preparatory to beginning
work on their contract with the York
Cotton Mill company. The superinten-
dents house and the cottages for the
operatives will be put up first, and the
factory building will be commenced as
as soon as the brick are ready. A large
force of hands will be put to work by the
contractors within tho next 10 days.
A Public Park.
Mr. w. B. Moore has suggested the idea
that crying need of Yorkville Is public
park-a pleasant, shady place for outdoor
games such as baseball, bicycle races, ten
mis- and picnics, etc. After securing AIDE
sirable site, the work of improvement
may progress gradually, and in few
years, at but small expense, our people
can have park that will bea source OF
pride and pleasure to everybody. The
suggestion is good one and by all means
it should be helped along.
Bitten by . Snake.
George Witherspoon, the colored cook
at the Baptist High school, met with an
adventure few days ago, which, to say
the least. was unpleasant. He put his
hand into the egg box. There was 9
sudden, sharp pain. He thought he had
struck splinter and changed the posi-
ton of his hand accordingly. The sharp
pain was repeated. Looking in the box,
he saw snake. Just what kind Of a
snake it was, he is unable to say. He
Was too much interested otherwise to
investigate. The hand was swollen some
what; but at last accounts there seemed
to be no serious danger from the bite.
The snake escaped.
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Better Than We Claimed.

Last week we advertised that we had
Possum Soda and that it was guaranteed
be equal either to the Arm and Hammer
or Cow brand. A lady to whom we sent
some sends the following message: II
find the Possum Soda equal to the other
brands in every particular and considera-
bly, stronger, and should be used in less
quantity. I am pleased with it," 1t is
cheaper than the other and we believe it
will prove very popular if housekeepers
will try it one time.
Don't Forget
That we sell Knives, Sections, Knife
Heads, Rivets and Guards for Buckeye,
Wood and Mccormick Mowers, and that
we have the celebrated Dutton and also
the Dollar Mower Grinders.
GRIST COUSINS.
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MERE-MENTION.

The czar and czarina of Russia were
crowned in the Kremlin, at Moscow, on
last Tuesday. .'''''''''John s. Mosby, the
famous guerilla leader of the Confedera'
cy, is critically i'll in San Francisco with
appendicitis. ''''''''A destructive cyclone
passed through Illinois, Wisconsin and
Michigan last Tuesday. '''''''A car fell
through bridge in British Colum bia
few days ago and so people were drowned
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Don't Forget
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

TNTRUSTED to my care will be re-
u paired promptly and GUARANTEED.
If you have lost the set out of your ring,
bring it to me and 1 will put any kind of
set in it you want, try me. II your ring
is too large, I'll make it smaller. II you
should happen to want JEWELRY of
any description, please bear in mind
that can get it for you on short notice,
and every piece of Jewelry is guaranteed
to be as represented. T. w. SPECk.
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LOOK {!
READ!
WONDER! !

The more you do so the more
6eyz1dered you wzU be. Just
think Of al. Of course money
boWer Was the Lever, but a0e got
there; yes, ne closed ne fine
coats and veSts. They we're bro
ken from suits that Were elegant
valae at sz2, SIS and $1Sj; int
a0e do a miracle and offer your
bzck SO kong as they last J0r $A25.
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FORT MILL MATTERS.

Crops Look Better-Bicycle Parade-Death
OF Mrs. M. M. withers-Injured by a
Mule-Personal Notes.
Correspondence Of the Yorkyille Enquirer.
FORT MILL, May 27.-Quite refresh
ing rain fell yesterday evening which has
given life and vigor to the parched gard
ems, but it came to late, we fear, to do the
oat crop any good. While in converse
ton with reliable man few days since
in regard to the crop in question, he said
that it was almost q complete failure. He
further remarked that in some fields the
stalk was so low that it could not be cut
with scissors; but we were glad to learn
that the wheat crop would be fairly good.
The bicycle parade last Thursday, under
the management Of w. B. Meacham, was
quite success, there being rs wheels
tastefully decorated and mounted with
graceful riders.
On Saturday at o'clock, p. m., the
aged and venerable Mrs. M. NJ. Withers,
died at the home of her SON, Mr.. Jas. A.
Withers, of this place, Of old age. AS
was her custom, she had come from her
here, to attend the communion services at
the Presbyterian church on the second
Sunday of this month. She attended SER
vices on Saturday, and was not able to be
out of the house again. The funeral SER
vices took place at IL o'clock Sunday
morning in the Presbyterian church, OF
which she was the oldest member, being
50 years old.
Mr.. Sam Jennings, while assisting in
shoeing his mule; Saturday evening, at
Mr.. A. A. Young's shop, was painfully
hurt, by the mule jerking him down, and
jumping on him with its front feet, then
whirling and kicking him. He was rem
dered speackless for several hours, and it
was the opinion of all that he would die
but was sufficiently recovered by Sunday
evening, to be taken to his home, which
is about three and one-half miles from this
place. At last accounts he was still i'm
proving.
Rev. ]. II. Thornwell, D. D., is busy
making arrangements for his trip to
Glasgow. He will sail on the 9th of June.
We trust that the trip will be beneficial to
him in mind and body.
Messrs. j. E. Audrey and Leonidas
Spratt made flying visit to Charlotte on
Tuesday evening on their wheels. They
say it is just nice ride.
The bicycle craze is steadily growing
A subscription list is being circulated fol
the purpose Of building track. The
move, it is thought, will be a success.
OBSERVER.
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j. w. DOBSON.

NILLET SEED, fresh and good at j.
VM w. DOBSON'S.
If you want good GRAIN CRADLE,
we have them. Fourteen fingers are the
best.
If you want good BUGGY WHIP or
WAGON WHIP, J. w. DOBSON'S is
the place to get them cheap.
If you want FRESH CANDY, we can
suit you.
or GREEN COFFEE, we are headquar-
ters.
If you want good sHoEsTRING, try
our porpoise hide.
If you paint, you want the best WHITE
LEAD. See J. w. DOBSON.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL.
Rev. Robt. A. Lee, rector. Services
Sunday morning at 1880. Sunday school
at o'clock p. m. Evening prayer at o.3O'
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. Boyce 81. Grier, pastor. YORK
vILLE-Sunday school at 5 o'clock p. m
T1RzAH-Services Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. A. N. Brunson, pastor. Services
Sunday morning at 1870 and IN the
evening at SIS o'clock. Sunday school al
5 O'Clock p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. w. G. Neville, pastor. Services
Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock. and IN
the evening at SIS. Chrildren's day ex-
ercises at o'clock, p. m. Address by
Rev. J.. X. Hall, of Bethesda. Every
body in cordially invited to attend these
exercises.
BAPTIST.
Rev. D. c. Freeman, Jr., pastor. There
will be preaching tonight at 8. l5 by Rev
J. E. Herring, of Fort Mill. On Sunday
morning at II o'clock, Rev. 81. r. Mosely,
of Rock Hill will preach. Also preaching
Sunday evening at SIS. Sunday school at
10 O'Clock, q. m. Baptist Young People's
union will meet Sunday evening at
o'clock.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-05-29

THE manufacturers of the Monarch
Il Bicycle started out to surpass all 9TH
er wheel makers in beauty, durability and
light running qualities and they have sue.
ceeded in doing so. Their wheels lead
the world on these. points, and especially
on durability and light running. No
wheel that has ever been sold In this sec
ton ever rivals the Monarch in durability.
There are two wheels in Yorkville today
that are in daily use and one of them was
sold in 1891 and the other in 1898. They
have been through the mill and the latter
is owned by Mr.. Will Williams and shows
for itself what it is. We sell Monarchs
and believe in them because they have
established their claim as liking of Biey-
cles'' in this section, as well as through.
out the world in practical way and would
say to all who contemplate investing In
Monarch they will never regret the choice.
Monarcbs are worth $50 and 800.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-05-29

first class exhibitions at the association
grounds during commencement week.
The baseball ground is good one and
the bicycle track is superb. They hope to
have both well used. g.. S.
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BY MAY fST.

The time is close and for this reason,
if no other, you should act promptly and
at once. Parties who HAVE BOUGHT
FERTILIZERS OF RIDDLE are here
by notified that to secure the benefits
of the CASH PRICES, they must settle
for "them" or ''it'' by MAY 1ST.
When you want Shingles, Lime, OF
even the daintiest fancy groceries, you
J. H. RIDDLE.
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If You Want a Wheel

For less money we can furnish you with
the celebrated DEFIANCE which is equal
in every respect to many Of the wheels
sold in this section at 800. Defiance
wheels range in price from $50 to $7S for
men and ladies and $40 for boys. They
are made by the Monarch Cycle Co: Call
and see us. GRlST COUSINS.
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THAT'S NOT ALL.

WHp HeyIeIb 'IHS IIfSIe 0Cp' !:
Don't you Lo0e them as your
o7vn Ays.9 We must eontSss oar
weakness an that point. Let
them kuozO zOhat 1t is to be taste
FIJI in their dress and their future
waU ambroue to your admiration.
1t costs but q tryae to do this, as
ave wiW sell a hmsted lot Of
BOYS COATS 1T SO cents.
We won't tell you their real
value for you a0ould wonder in
amasement. Then comes lot
Of Boys' single coats at 95 cents,
and then to tob the vAole matter
off ave gzve Aundreds Of mems S
single Coats to select from at
N.I9.
Our Mems Suits range in
Price according to quaksy;' that
is to say The Kind y0a Fay S. to
S1S for eOery7Ohere, ye haze the
identical kind ). but OH! a0Aat a
difference in price. THEY must
go and quick. WsW you lessen
the lot by taking one at either
&.9S, $5.z5, &.65, $.67, @.S7,
81. 80 or SI2. 80.
Excuse as, but We J0rget to
mention the greatest Of all. 1t
is a fine all 0Oo0l ban-eheeked
Chevaot Suit at S4.65. Ne vere
compelled TO take The zOh0le lot to
get them at 0nr Price, but they
are here, and to be eandad, z0e
haze sold the same Sult this sea-
son at $3.50.
No doubt you haze heard yonr
nelgk6or speak Of those fine hair
S3.25 Hair Line Pants, aehach
a0e haze sold so many Of this
season. We'll, everything must
stand the aag1al slaughter, so
they are MARKED DOWN
to &.75 fer pair:
F: 6. c. MEMS fine Linen
Collars, standang and j0laang.
The manufacturers COMPEL mer-
chantsit0 7OAom they sell this ceI-
Wated make to sell them at IS
cents ar taoo for IS cents ) but aoe
bought this lot in a little off aOay
and they are ours and further
more a0e don't care for the man.
u1acturer or for the merchant
for that matter. It's orr glory
TO dlvzae their brzces. SIX cents
is our price.
The season for Summer Un-
deraVear rs ubOu as. French
Balbrzgau and Lasle Thread are
tie most desirable. We haze
closed out The entire lot at manu.
tactarer's prizes from a WeH-
knoa0n manufacturers, and from
the looks of the bzle there are
enough Shirts and Draa0ers for
all the people in the county,; but
a0hen yon see them. you a0aU buy
enough TO do yon three years.
They neOer sold for less than Is
cents -; but, as usual, We 70ant
big sales and small brofts, so
take YOUR PICK at 50 cents.
In conclusion, aLIo70 as to say
that onr store IS 1ammed TO o0er-
aoa0aMg a0lh the choicest Of
goods-Me greatest bargain stock
by far that a0e haze e0er 0ferea-
consisting Of everything for men
and zoomen. We make the
brzces, a0e haze the c'r0aoas.
Yours TO ser0e,
GANsON DRY GOOD COMPANY.
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j. III. RIDDLE.
GRAIN CRADLES
Of the Latest and Most. I'm.
proved Pattern,

INCLUDING the up-to-date fastenings
i and adjustments, which makes 1t the
most desirable GRAIN CRADLE ON
THE MARKET. These cradles have Il
fingers, and the old "Josh Berry," which
has heretofore had full sway In the harvest
field is not in it at all. Be sure to ex.
anime it before you buy; 1t certainly will
"shock" the wheat of this section, while
the price will sound like sweet music In
the haryesters ears.
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THE HEARSE.

wv B. MOORE & CO., have purchas-
w . ed q hearse that is a credit to any
city. Same will be run by Glenn q Al
lison in connection with our UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS at moderate rates.
Our stock of Coffins and Caskets are un-
eaualed. Personal attention.
w. B. MOORE & co.
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MY COTTON HARROWS,

As the ladies' fashion books say, "will be
the rage of the seasonW and why should
they not be9 They have been in seasons
gone by, and are we not taught that "all
things are good in their season ?" If you
want COTTON HARROW, remember
not only that you ought to have 1t, but
that it is labor Saving implement and
will make money for its owner. sell
COTTON HARROWS, and you want one
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BAPTIST.
Sperial Nutires.

Kings Mountain and st. Pauls.,
Twill preach at Kings Mountain church
on the fifth Sunday at II a. m, and St
Paul's at 4 p. m. w. A. PITTS.
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At Flint Ridge.

At Flint Ridge.
The ENQUIRER is requested to an
nounce that Rev. J. E. johnson will
preach at Flint Ridge schoolhouse, next
Sabbath, at o'clock p. m.
May q 43 w&f2t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-05-29

The CLOTHING
MUST co.
SUITS AT FROM
80 CENTS UP
You will just keep Strauss in
mind when you want to buy
anything in the Gents Under
wear line, and especially Cloth
ing, for the summer is upon us
and I have promised myself that
I am not going to furnish my
clothing as a roosting place for
everybody's flies, and to antici-
pate such a condition of affairs
I have marked my entire stock
at such low figures that the flies
will think they are in an ice
factory. I mean to sell the stock
in short order.
have a nice line of Summer
Coats and now is the time to
buy.
Scrivin's Patent Elastic Seam
Drawers at a low price.
Mems Hats of good quality
cheap.
Trunks and Valises all prices.
H, c. STRAUSS,
Corner Fountain Square.
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DRESS MAKING

Is still feature at LATIMER'S FASH
ION BAZAAR, and the work and finish
of the gowns at our establishment are
equal to that of any establishment in the
United States.
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TheLester Piano

Is manufactured by Messrs. F. A. North
& Co., of Philadelphia, Pa, one of the
oldest and most reliable firms in the
musical business in the United States.
Call and see me and the Lester Piano. I
can save you from
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REFEREES NOTICE.

REFEREE'S NOTICE.
State Of South Carolina---County of
Chester.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
J. J. Mcclure ct al, as Trustees, Plaintiff,
VS.. The Chester and Lenoir Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company ct al, Defen-
dants.
A LII and singular the creditors of the
n said THE ECHESTERA AND LENOIR
NARROW GUAGE RAILROAD COM
PANY are hereby notified to present and
prove their claims against said Railroad
Company, before me, at my office in Ches-
ter, S. c., on or before the 18TH DAY OF
MAY, 1896, or said claims will be barred.
J. G. MCLURE, Referee.
Chester, s. c., April IA, 1895.
April II 81 6tf
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YORK MUSIC STORE,
GEO. T. sCHORB, Proprietor,
YORKvILLE, -. g. G.
Everybody

rs invited, and especially the Ladies, to
i call at my place Of business on West
Liberty street, opposite the courthouse, to
examine and play upon the superb LES
TER PIANO which have Just received.
IT is high grade instrument, with all the
latest improvements, and does not take
back seat" for any other piano, no mat
ter what name or reputation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-05-29

ICE DELIVERED--HAL A CENT.
TROM today May 2nd, I propose to
Il sell ICE at ONE HALF-A-CENT
PER POUND and DELIVER 1T in any
QUANTITY. from so pounds up. The
Ice is of the proper temperature. homeless
and absolutely pure" Ring Telephone
30. Its Terminus is at the Frigid Zone.
T. B. McCLAIN.
May % AZ ff
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to $l5O

On FIRsT-CLAss, UP-TO-DATE IN
lSTRUMENT. In addition to the war
rant by the company, give my OWN
PERSONAL GUARANTEE for the
Lester Piano. GEO. T. SCHORB.
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MarAet 8eports.

YORKVILLE, May 29.-Cotton to u.
NEW YORK, May 2.-Cotton 1-16.
Futures closed steady with sales Of l70,-
300 bales.
May, 7.73; June, I'll; July, 7.74; Au-
gust, 7.66 September, 7.lS; October, I'll ;
November, I'll; December 7.05 Janua-
ry, 7.0S; February Ill {; March 7.l6.
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Graham Waters.

people of Yorkville and vicinity to the
fact that we have just received a supply of
fresh Graham Waters. They are not only
recommended as being specially suited to
the sick room, but are also suited to in
fants and invalids. We also have fine
assortment of other fancy Crackers and
Snowfiakes. The latter are worth 10 cents
q Mound
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GRIsT { + 3SiIS; cousins. :; ! IS.
MACKEREL-
JUST IN.

ON last Saturday we received a barrel
~ of choice Mackerel. They are No.
2's and are all that one would expect.
The price is 10 cents each or for Is cents.
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1t Is Your DUTY
There Are Some Things

We think, and others that we KNOW,
and among those things we know Is that
we represent the best life insurance or
ganization in the world, and can sell you
giltedge protection for less money than
anybody else. Friend, you may not need
insurance today, but possibly you will
tomorrow, and then 1t will be TOO LATE.
See US and secure policy while it may be
1t has record that places 1t in the lead Of
all life insurance Organizations In the
world. Full information furnished on
application.
SAM M. & L. GEO. GRIST,
General Agents. Yorkville, 8. G.
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"Free Silver"
or
"Sound Money"
IS A MATTER
IS A MATTER

OF LITTLE IMPORTANCE
so long: as you haze dascovered
the place WAere you can stretcA
so eents into a $500. The Sc
cvet Of being a party to this act
has placed as as spies in the eyes
Of tSllov merchants. Ready
sales and turning ouer our cabs-
tai numerous times every year
KEEPS as in Position TO save the
beoble's money.
Heed the Wise and Fall in Line
With the Masses.
A Terrible Clothing Massacre
Awaits You.
On Friday, the 22nd of May, We
Begin Slaughter Sale the Like Of
Which has Never Been Attempted
Before.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU-
CATION.
WE are authorized to announce T. E.
w McMACKIN, of Kings Mountain
township, for the nomination to the office
lof SUPERINTENDEN OF EDUCA.
TION, subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic party in the approaching primary
election.
May % A wte
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1T is YOUR DUTY.

IF DEATH should knock at your door
i today would he find you prepared to
60, and would you leave your wife and
children provided for in the way you had
hoped to leave them, or would they be-
left penniless in cold world? Perhaps
your neighbors and acquaintances think
you are worth great deal Of money; but
would their opinion be confirmed when
the claims of creditors had been satisfied
We fear not, and II they were your case
would be different from that Of nine out Of
ten men who pass away. When all claims
are settled there Is usually nothing left
for the widow and orphans unless there Is
q life insurance policy. Isn't that truef
Don't you know that the claim Is abso-
lutely correct?
1t Is Your Duty
AS husband and father to protect those
dependent upon you from the possibility
Of being rendered homeless IN case Of
your removal by death. You can accom-
plish this result at comparatively small
cost, and when this is true have you the
moral right to take chances of the adverse
possibilities incident to poverty when you
can prevent it by exercising little self
denial and little forethought by securing
and paying for life insurance policy
sufficiently large to keep them from want
and suffering.