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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29
OSSEt).

OSsEO.
MARCH 2O,-Borp, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George utton daughter, last Saturosy
evening.
Grove Young who has been Ill, Is I'M
proving. oru
Hartice Harring, who has been very
sick with rheumatism, Is better,
Court Walters is improving his farm
with a new wire fence along the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Remmele, OF
Tolsdo. visited their parents In and near
this village the last of the past week.
Erwin Rumsey and family are now
residents Of Osseo.
Joe German and family will soon move
to Osseo from near North Adams.
Lulu Robson returns to her home In
Coldwater day, after a pleasant. visit
with friends here at her former home.
We learn that she Is soon to be married
to worthy young man OF Coldwater.
Meta Kingsley, who has been avictlm
of Ia grippe, ia quite we'll now. :,
John Miner has sold his farm south OF
this village to Mr.. Phau. Mr.. Miner Is
| in poor health.
]. II. Mann is improving his new
hardware store.
Aunt Julia Durysa, who has been very
Miss Meta Kingsley celebrated her 11th
birthday last Friday with Miss huth
King. ,,.,.
Mrs. John Petty, of Hillsdale, is visit
ing her parents near here.
| Dewitt Wilson has an egg laid by one
of his hens that measures SO incnes
around It the long way. u,
oo a D. ~.
Holden's new house nearly all framed.
Ne is hustler and Burnett will nave 10
work some to get the cellar wall reaoy
for him.
The Al. Z. pastor of Osseo will be with
hi. neonls hare all next week as he has
! . vacation in Albion OF one week. lie
will be pleased to meet every one In
league and prayer meeting.
Willie BENJAMIN and wife are moving
on the Botraf estate.
Peter BENJAMIN and wife will move
into the Charley Porter house In this
MIRA. Charley Cook, who has been very
I'll. ID some better,
Frank Stewards children are nearly
recovered from whooping cough.
Mrs. Orin Anderson is home agar
after visit with her daughter, Mrs. Geo
. Warren, near Lake Pleasant. M,
Dslos Bush has rented the old Bii
, Leonard farm, south of Osseo.
Geo. A. Herrett is about to purchase
home. g.. -.
3 caivad a letter from their son, Nett, iron
. Fort Sheridan, Ill. He 10 still pleased
] with army life aud says many are enlist
: ing now. He says tell the Osseo ooy
!, IL they will come TO the Fort no VIII, ge
them into his company ana tnsn opsi,
nav look out for something besides talk.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29
LITCHFIELD.

MARCH 26.--Judson Shepard is clerk
ing for Mrs. Parsons.
g. N. Holkins Is riding a new wheel.
Miss Lou VanWirt is visiting friends
in town,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29
STAFFORD.

MARCH, 2S-Miss NJ. Lillian Buck closed
a very successful term OF school in Dis
trict No. 8, last Wednesday. She will
teach the spring term.
l.. II. Bailey was at Hillsdale Monday
on business.
James Pitcher of Baker, called on
Whsatland friends Wednesday.
Court and Dell Boley spent Sunday in
Rome townships.
Miss Naude Halleck Is now at work
for Mrs. Rogers. OF Hillsdale.
Dell Bolsy will labor for j. III. Wells
this season.
Mesdames Nellie Williams, Lora Stat
ford and Ida Cheney, visited Miss Alice
Stafford of South Wheatland, last Friday.
It Is needless to say that Miss Alice
treated them to warm sugar and enter
tanned them royalty.
L. Ii. Bailey met with a sad accident
one day this week while drawing fence
stakes. His team became frightened
and ran away throwing him to the ground,
iujuring him quite badly, so that he Will
be confined 90 the house for some time.
Dir. Lincoln will move south west OF
Hudson and r. ID. Sabin will work the
Perry Knapp farm this coming eeason.
We understand that there will be two
tickets In the field this spring the Re
publican. and the Prohi. Demi-Silyer
| ticket.
Mrs. Perry Knapp 10 reported some
better but not able to walk.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29
EESGG-

To every purchaser of silk or wool dress OF OF
a silk waist we will give free one of our perfect
fitting Standard Patterns.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29
WORTHWHILE.

MARCH 28.-Spring seems to be with
US once more.
Mrs. N. A. Barton will live on her fruit
farm this summer.
DIR. Able, formerly of Allsgan county,
has located here to practice his profef son.
IN. Hodge is selling quite number
Of the famous Desring machines.
Willis Smith marketed a fine lot OF
lambs Saturday which averaged 93
pounds.
At the Republican caucus Saturday the
following nominations were made, and
are such az should receive the hearty
support of all voters and friends OF good
administration OF Office. W. II. Welden,
supervisor, Il. II. Riggs. clerk; Arthur
Merc chant, Jr., treasurer; VIM. French,
highway commissioner; A. j. Hodgss,
justice: Geo, Mann, board of review,
vacancy; VIM. Fogg, board of review full
term; Geo. Weldon, school inspector; A.
e. Weston, Elmer Wooden, Barney
Hughes and Edwin Green, constables.
The dipthheria scare 10 dying out; there
are no new cases and 1t Is thought all
danger Is past.
Mrs. NJ. f. Culver and son, Robert,
have moved into j. NJ. Mench's house.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29

of rain, dark nights aud bad roads,
good interest was manifested.
Rev. Murphy fills the pulpit for the
PRESENT every Sunday at 2 o'clock and
Sunday school at 1880.
The Pickle Factory at Jerome, that
has bsen so long agitated, is finally a
settled fact and sure thing. The site
has been established on the l.. 5. & n.
s. grounds west of the elevator. A few
more acres are desired and anyone wish
ing to get contract for the season, who
has not already done so, can obtain one
at &. NJ. Bross' store or at the post office.
Moving seems to be the order of the
day and has begun in Jerome. VIM.
Wade's people have moved to Somerset
Center to live for the summer with Levi
Woodruff. Tom Fish has moved to
Jackson county, Dwight Wolcott moves
in the Flewellyn house, Merritt Finch In
the Sam Butcher house and Dan Sawdey
in the Tower house.
At this writing news reaches MS that
Benz. Fowle,was killed on his way home
from JonesviIle last night, his horse
running away and kicking his brains out
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29

Lonsdale Cambria Remnants at 73c.
Good Apron Check Gingham at 3bc.
Special in Crash, just put on sale, l case extra
heavy all linen 12a crash for 1Oc per yard
SO dozen Beached Fringed Towels at DC each
Good Standard dress style prints at 34c per yard
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29

Come to this store for bargains. We buy 1or
cash, sell for cash and constantly on the
watch for bargains to give our customers one
Price and Plain Figures to all.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29

To stick things use MAJORS CEMENT
Peware!!l Take no substitute.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29
SAND LAX r..

MARCH 2G.-The school children OF
this district are.epjoying short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. nj. Older and son,
Roy, spent last Sunday at j, W. Burse's,
in Adams
Miss Ella Nance, from Frontier, spent
this week with Miss Florence Nance.
Miss Verna VanFlest spent Sunday
with Miss Gertrude Older.
A. Schick returns to-day after spend
ing a week with friends and relatives at
Three Rivers.
Miss Gertrude Older entertained Miss
Mae Chapman, OF Hoxie, ths latter part
OF this week.
G. Chase, of Adams, was in this vicin-
ity Tuesday.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29
NORTH CAMDEN.

MARCH 22-Mr. Bushong's people en-
tertained their relatives, Mr.. Lindsleys
family, on Sunday at their new home on
the Scammon farm.
We ara glad to learn that MIR: Shifiers
three sick children are recovering.
Mrs. George Arnold and sister, Mrs.
George Mullen, sat up with their SICK
aunt. Mrs. Burns. of Cambria, last Satur-
day night. Mrs. Burns Is slowly recov-
ering.
Clara Arnold and May Mullen called
upon Miss busch, of Cambria, VINO Is
very Ill of consumption, last Sunday.
Ovid Jackson has completed an incu-
bstor that is decided success.
Only ten hours intervensd between the
death of Fernando Horton aud his vile,
Ruth Ann, at their home in North Cam
den. last Saturday. Their illness was only
of a weeks duration. Mr.. Horton died
of Bright's disease and his wife OF con
ges,ion of the lungs. The funeral SER
Vices were conducted by Rev. Clay, as
sisted by their old friend and former
pastor, Rev. Aaron Liby, at the United
brethren church. The text used for the
occasion was fitting one for the close
of two such faithful lives. "For me 10
live Is Christ and to die is gain. Side
by side in one grave they rest In the
Montgomery cemetery. Who shall sa,
Il was mere coincidence that Heaven
should claim this aged couple upon the
same day when the prayer of their hearts
had ever been that it should be thus?
We are always willing to apologize
we have to, but possibly Mr. Orr coui(
explain how the news came to get inV(
print that shocked the Hustler sanctun
and all the Eds in the surrousdinf
blocks. We are surprised that go harm
LESS little bomb that found Its way Il
among the numerous exchanges shoui'
create so much CONSERVATION. we di
not suppose that an editor would even o
dismayed at sight OF whole magazine
Foreign invasion of territorial rights
mentioned in the same breath withou
considering how impossible 1t is thes
muddy times to find the town line be
tween Reading and North Camder
Newspaper correspondents are liable
paw but little attention to lines (especla
: iy town lines Sometimes even part
+, lines "cut no ice" with US. Our instru'
+ tions are to mind our "p's and q's" b
keeping son one side CT the paper only
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-29

Extra special in ladies' Double Texture Mack
intoshes, double breasted cape, $50 inch sweep:
Velvet collar. Each and every one warranted
water proof; in brown and blue only, actual
worth Sc, sale price $3.9S.
We also show the new separate Skirt Mack
ntosh at popular prices.
New and exclusive styles in Umbrellas just put
on sale from 81 up to S..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-26
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on tn" GrNt
Tuesday after the first M"uiry, The
eighth day of November next, at the
Curry Engine House, in the First Pre-
cinct at Carson City, and ut the Armory
/ Hall in the Second Precinct OF Carson
City, and at the School House in Empire
Precinct Of Empire, County of Ormsby,
State Of Nevada, an Election will be held
for State, County, District and Township
officers, t0-wit:
One Congressman.
One Governor.
one Lieutenant Governor.
One Justice Of the Supreme Court
One Attorney General.
One Secretary of State.
One State Treasurer
One State Controller.
One Surveyor General.
One State Printer.
One superintendent 81 Public Instr uc-
ton.
One Regent Of stats University. Long
Term.
One Regent Of state University, Short
Term.
One District Judge, First judicial Dis
trict.
One state Senator.
Three Assemhlvmen.
One Sheriff and Tx -Otlicio Assessor.
One County Clerk and Ex- Ol1icio Treas
urer.
One County Recorder and Ex-Olhcio
Auditor, ExOt1icio Public Adjninistra-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-26

Ballot Clerks:
w. d. Cottrell, James Holhrook.
Second Precinct. Carson City, Armory


,;rcoIi Precinct, Carson City, Armory
Hail.
inspectors:
w. L. Taylor, T. r. Hofcr, +, IL D.
Harris.
Ballot Clerks:
w. II. Cowan, VIM. Hy Dos I".
Empire Precinct, Empire School !. Ouse
inspectors:
Thomas Murphy, Oscar Woodbury., Z,
palyrimple.
Ballot Clerks:
F.. f. Roberts, John Lloyd.
by order of the Board of County Com
miSSjOnerS.
Attest:
GEO, \. TYRRELI
Clerk of the Board of County Com
missioners.
Carson CITY, Ormsby County, Nevada
October ,, lSEiS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
From Honolulu,
Steamers Valencia and New
port in for Repairs.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-The
steamer Gaelic from Hong Kong,
Yokohama and Honolulu brings the
following from Honolulu, under date
OF July 8.
The Valencia and Newport reached
here yesterday morning. There was
4 slight accident to the machinery OF
the latter on the way down, as a re-
suit Of which she hoYe to seven hours.
At $50 this morning the fleet left
for Manila. Before dark the Indiana
returned accompanied by the fleet
with the exception of the Newport,
on which Gen. Merritt sailed, which
went on ahead
The officers of the Indiana reported
that the boilers sprung a leak. neces-
stating her return. 1t will take
twelve hours to make the repairs and
the feet will make another start early
tomorrow morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15

If you can't devote a whole room tc
use as a library, get a book case
Buren and Hamilton have several
which they would rather sell without
profit than to moYe them.
A. M. Taylor, Of Macleay, began
cutting fall oats, Thursday afternoon.
Several others farmers in the same
vicinity will begin cutting In a few
days. The wheat aphls. that was so
numerous early In the season has
disappeared but 1t is beinH.succeeded
by worms that are doing considerable
damage TO the grain. The grain crop
In the Waldo Hills this year will be
an average yield and OF good quality.
Judge George II. Burnett, of de-
partment No. |, circuit court for Ma
rion county, mas handed down his de-
cislon In the case OF A. N. Moores,
plaintiff, VS.. Ross Il. Moores, Wylie
A, Moores, Chas. II. Moores, and Oar
roll l.. Moores, aud Ross h. and Wylie
A. Moores as joint executors OF the
last will and testament OF Ellen l..
Moores, defendants. The court finds
the plaintiff Is entitled to a judg-
ment, In this action against the de.
iendants, for the possession of the
real property, towlt; lots and 2, and
the half of lot @, all In block 80, 10 the
City OF Salem, and for the costs and
disbursements of the action, but with
out damages for the detention of said
property,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
Salem Local.

Tonight and Saturday fair, warmer
The first new tomatoes OF the season
were Ie;eiyed today by the Oregon
Green and Dried Fruit Co,
The Salem Military Band gives an
open air concert at the Intersection OF
CouI and Commercial streets at 1880
O'Clock this evening,
At a recent meeting of the Board OF
Directors OF the Salem Hospital,
Fred r.. Bowersox was appointed
house physician for the hospital TO
ucceed DT. 9. V. Fisher, resigned
Who ever heard OF selling refrig.
orators at reduced gprices just as hot
weather was coming on? That is
what Buren and Hamilton are doing,
however, on account Of removal.
Owing TO the partial destruction Of
railroad trestle near Glendale,
Southern Oregon, the north bound
California overland was several hours
late In reaching Salem. A tree had
been felled and the same fell across
the trestle 'demolishing an entire
span. The train reached this place
about noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
A Commendable lob

The interior Of the Marion county
court house, In Sc far as the basement
,ioor is concerned, now presents as
right, clean and CHEEKY appearance
Is does the exterior OF that institu.
tion. Upon assuming charge Of the
sheritf's Office on the 9th inst, Sheriff
q. w. Durbln proceeded To q thor
jugh renovation OF the apartments on
me lower floor OF tie county capital.
al uirt aud miscellaneous trash that
n-d accumulated for some time was
leaned up, the floors and woodwork
rendered free from ali dirt and rub.
Dish aud the walls were kalsomined.
rhe jail corridors and the cells In
Goth apartments OF the place Of in
carceration, were kalsomined and
cleaned up most thoroughly, adding to
the comfort and cheer Of the men'who
from time TO time are incarcerated
therein.
1t was an excellent bit Of work and
the first inmate who is detected In
the act of soiling the snow-whlte walls
will receive a punishment that the
malicious act deserves.
At present there are three nen in
the jail. They all come from Butte
vile and are as follows: s. Fish,
tresspassing 10 days sentence, received
July s; e. and b. Mason, selling
liquor to. minors, 37I days sentence
each, received June "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
Volunteers For Battery b.

In view of the organization OF Bat.
terey b. Light artillery, twenty younl
men have already enrolled their uame'
with First Lieutenant j. @. RutenlC
at the state house. Service In com
pany OF artillery possibly offers greater
inducements than service In other
divisions Of the army. Lieutenant
Rutenic, the local recruiting officer
Is a most obliging Official, ever ready
20 furnish applicants for enlistment
with the necessary information rela.
tive TO service In the battery.
Lieutenant Case, OF Baker City, has
been allowed TO muster in sixty men
instead OF tifty. This leaves but forty
six men TO bo mustered In at Salem.
Any young man thinking OF enllsting
In this battery should lose no time In
seeing Lieutenant Rutenic and make
application before the membership
roll is completed.
The battery will be mustered In at
Salem on or about Wednesday, June
10th. Any prediction as TO the subse.
Quent stationing or ultimate destina-
tion OF the battery is merely conj.c,
tural, although some express them
selves as satisfied that the battery
will yet see active service,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
For a New Count uo,,a.

county Judge H. L. Wells.of Poll
county was in the city TODAY, Th,
FOLK county court has adyertisad 20,
plans to be submitted and onened W. w.
august 20 for Inew court bonse ~ =,
lake the place Of the one burned Inn
., D., ~ isproposed to expepd ahont
S1V'OVo - on the new structure, Ind
melis ','. visited the Marion copn1n
,o0nan. nlse House" while in the city, and
, Inspected ,ns e,5 the different departments of
'ne sne building with the dimensions and
o.a"l Dsnelai affangement .of which be er-
Po R,esSea himself as being well pleased
Ut VI Tue present and until the now
!, 'VGsI n mouse is constructed the of7ce,'
= ,ni,si lux county win occupy temnorsr rS
'ullalngs that haYe been erected ~
yer order of the court. 'eu' as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
Spy Work.

LONDON, July ia dispatch tC
the Daily News from Gibraltar tells q
long story Of pseudo wealthy Mexican
who was lionized for six weeks at
Madrid and Cadiz, dined with Ad-
miraliCamara, inspected the fleet and
defenses, and in every way won the
confidence Of the officials, only to
disappear the moment a warrant was
Issued for his arrest. He turned up
afterward in Tangiera, confessed to
the correspondent of the Daily News
that his name was Fernandez, and
that he was captain in the Second
Texas rangers His Spanish descent,
he said, enabled him to deceive all
the Spaniards while acting as the
conhdental agent OF the United
States government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
A REIGN OF TERROR,
Cattle and Horses Stolon From the
Ranges,

Cattle and Horses Stolon From the
Ranges,
PENDLEToN, Or, July 16.-It has
just come to light that there is a
reign Of terror at Bear Creek, Una
tilla county, and farmers are planning
TO organize committees to stamp out
the bands Of cattle and horse thieves
that are ilfesting the ranges. Dur
Ing the last 18 months there has been
a great deal Of stealing, hundreds of
cattle and horses being yearly take q
from the ranges and sold by the
thieves.
Early this week a man hunting
stray cattle in the canyon near tn e
headwaters Of Butter creek found the
remnants of the carcasse of two
heifelh The catte were stripped Of
their hides and the choicest parts of
the meat taken, the remainder being
left to rot on the ground Further
inv veaslgatlon showed where other
beasts had been slaughtered. Many
tracks led farther up into the noun
tains to a camp. Several gangs that
have been terrorizing the people of
this region come down on the ranges
during the night and steal horses and
cattle, The cattle they kill, while the
horses are shipped to Portland and
other places and sold.
The thieves are sending letters to
prominent farmers, swearing they
will shoot them on sight If they dare
to interfere with their depredations.
One gang is said TO have openly
threatened to 90 to a rancher's house
and shoot him.
The farmers would have taken ex-
treme measures for self.protection
months ago, but had no means of
identifying the thieves. Several
stockmen are known to be In sympathy
with and even allies of the thieves.
Within a few days there will be
formed a vigilance committee that
Will follow the thieves to the
mountains and fight them until the
gangs are exterminated, The trouble
was not generally known OF until re-
Gently, the farmers saying nothing
In the hope that they would obtain a
clue to the guilty men.
A man was brought before the
circuit court in PendletOn a few
months ago and tried on a charge of
cattle and horse stealing. He is be-
heved TO haYe been guilty, but wit
nesses refused to testify against him
On account Of being threatened with
death by members Of a gang II they
did not clear him. He was acquitted.
1t is estimated 1000 cattle and
horses have been stolen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
CIRCUIT COURT PNocEEpINos.
The Lee Divorce Suit Tried Before
Judge Boise.

OANSCAA SCORA FNOSEEDlNOo.
The Lee Divorce Suit Tried Before
Judge Boise.
The divorce suit OF Nancy Jane
Lee VS.. Rueben Lee, was begun before
Judge r. p. Boise Thursday after
noon aud was continued today oc-
cupying the entire day. The case
Is being very stubbornly contested
there being number of lawyers In
terested In the case. John Bayne and
Bowerman & McCourt are attorneys
for Mrs. Lee, the defendant being rep
resented by Ford & Kaiser, and Som
ers Il Hough.
The plaintiff 10 her complaint states
that herself and defendant were inter-
married In Portland, July 1895. She
prays for a divorce on the grounds Of
cruel and iuhuman treatment,
ID addition to asking for a divorce,
The piaintiff desires 10 resume her
forIner name, Nancy Jane McPher-
on; asks that portion OF the real
Ibd personal property (aggregating
Sl6, ,75Ol be set apart TO the plaintiff as
5 equitable and just and that the
iefeUdanJ be enjOinec and restrained
rom disposibR Of in any manner
.ncumbering the property; that the
IeIendant pay costs OF suit aud a
easOnable attorneys fee and that he
De requlfed to pay such sum for al
imony as the court may deem just
iuring pendency OF this suit.
The case will hardly be completed
Jefore late this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
SITUATION AT MANILA.
Insurgents and Spanish outposts Haye

Insurgents and Spanish outposts Have
Daily Conflicts.
MADRID, July 15,-An official dis
patch from Manila, dated July 9, says
the garrison Of that place and the
Spanish outposts have conflicts daily
with the insurgents, who are receiv-
ing. numerous reinforcements. The
dispatch adds:
"Have inflicted great losses upon
them. The Americans dare not at
tack Manila, fearing to find themselves
confronted by the rebels and unable to
withstand them. They also fear that
If Aguinaldo forces an attack on the
town the populace will join them"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15

Andrew NJ. Hansen, was today ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate OF
Henry P. Anderson, who died in
Kingdom of Denmark, February 29,
1898 leaving real and personal property
In this county valued at 500. The de-
ceased left no will and the only heir
10 the estate is Ole Anderson, of this
county, flasher of the defendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-07-15
Mr., Ehlen's Bondsmsr

Of NE NJ, 'I JOURNAL RI is autoriued by On,
stat St MI lhi; H. -, v Ehlen's OOndsncn T., t.
DortsS SIa' "a u Tue alleged shortage, ,as re
settled ia 'IS fol1 county UNITY experts, will be
Sa.n, Ien Will not lose one cent If Gonus' - os
proDs,ta prT.TtS that !, Mr,Ehleu has SUFFICIENT aT
Dscesss,v Dscess'y TO meet the obligation If :
and osIty' oar, .., aud also that his father ),
t1u to mo 0Iaer relatives have yoluutssrsd tssrs5
Necessary. 'Hat may be