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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-16

John w. Lambeth, mayor of Thomas
vile, will receive sealed proposals for an
issue OF $4,000 5 per cent semi annual 30
year School bonds, until July 20, at s p. m.
They will bear date of sale, be of 500
EACH due in 1881.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-16
FINANCIAL.

The stockholders of the Bank of Fay
ettevllle Will meet today for the purpose
OF organization, as authorized by their
charter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-16

An election is called in Wilmington for
August To- 10 vote on the matter of issu
ing 100000 per cent 30-year sewer
bonds.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-16
"Postoffice Department.

washington, July 3, IyUI
"Mr. c. H. Poe, Editor Progressive Farm
er, Raleigh, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-16

F The Southern States Trust Company of
Charlotte, opened yesterday. The new
concern has capital of $100, 900, and the
officers are: F. c. Abbott, president
George Stephens, vice-president; w. H.
Wood, secretary and treasurer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

The 81. Louis Star has accepted the
Invitation Of Governor Duckcry to the
Globe. Democrat to examine the books
If the State, which the CD, after
all its libelous charges Of looling,
stealing, etc, didn't have the moral
courage to accept. Tie invitation
was extended to the Globc. Democrat
specifically, aud then 10 anyone who
desired to examine the books. The
Governor has informed the Star shat
he would be glad to have Il undertake
Inc work, and promises II all the as
-i,,aucc ii may desire at the hands Of
the office force of the Auditors de.
parimeut aud ali the time ii may deem
I necessary 10 make the examination
The Star /, q Republican Journal, but
I; wants to set At rest the charges
and counter charges, assaults and de.
lenses, respecting the condition Of the
books, funds aud financial transactions
Of the State, " rs it "iccls that thi.
great State Is not being benefited by
! prolOnging the controversy" etc. IN
anticipation Of the result, the Globe.
Democrat !, alrCady beginning to hunt
for 4 hole at which to craHl out, by
toltuous inucudocs that "phcre arc
methods Of keeping the books that
confuse aud deceive even the bank
examiners" That "twO sets Of book.
haze bcca KEEP; 8, Jefferson City; one
consists of memoranda that never find
their way into the final books of entry
or Auditors reports;" that the books
may be found "plausible on the sur.
face aud other such rubbish. II Il
knows such to be the case what n PITY
1t didn't accept tho invitation to OK.
anime the books. What ferret Il
would have made iu prying them out.
Int the fac; is. the Globe. Democrat
hats known all along tina, there is no
SEN blancU Of truth in lie assaults on
the management of the States iinan-
ccs aud the school funds. Il has been
aclualed solely By political mcudacity
aud low instinct to appeal to the
ignorance and prejudice Of its par.
tisans.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
BISMARCK BRnviriEs.
Mr., cbas. HUI has added two new
teams 10 his stable.


Mr., cbas. HUI has added two pew
teams 90 his stable,
John schaw II Pine Bluff. Ark, IL
visiting his parents.
AIR. C. W. I.oOmis Of Pennington
has the contract to build the new l.
o. o. +. Hall,
The Ice cream festival given by the
ladies Of tho Baptist Church on the
20lh iEsl. was success aud about
$50 vas realized from the sale Of Ice
cream.
Tho scarcity OF water Is being Eel,
very much. the eisierns are nearly all
dry, quite a number Of the wells have
failed aud the supply Of wafer from
every source ia limited.
Mr. G.. L. paulo of Bismarck and
Misa Myrtle GilbTuaih of Birds Point
were married by Squire j. l.. Morris
on Monday, the goth. at $50 p. IN.
The happy couple have the best wishe.
of host OF friends.
J. n. Boards mule became fright.
cued las, Monday evening aud ran
away. bir. Beard succeeded quite
well IN controlling the animal until The
lines broke, when he was precipitaied
from the buggy with such iOfcc thai
bis arm was badly broken,
Two Bismarck boys. Walter Kidd
and Jake Woliord recently, attempted
to commit saicide. The druggist,
however, from whom they tried t,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
Abuse Of Judicial Power.

Jersey justice has been discredi,cd
by the Patterson court that sent two
striking wUrkmcn TO Jail for talking
with nou.union man, who addressed
thcm first and walked along the street
with them. because they admitted
that they were doing picket duty the
recorder convicted them Of disorderly
conduct and sentenced them 10 thirty
days imprisonment. Such abuses Of
judicial power may be tolerated for a
Time but no, forever. Csurpation OF
authority has gone to lengths never
dreamed Of by the founders of this
government, and the courts have as.
sumed TO exercise powers that ara de.
MED TO the makers Of laws The
Limitations pu. upon personal liberty
by officials like the Patterson recorder
ate 10 violation Of the spirit of FREE
government aud INDISPENSABLE from any
point Of view. Philadelphia North
American.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
Almost q Serions Fire.

Last Saturday morning Hon. +. NJ.
Cariet's large residence 90 the gravel
road near the Fair Grounds caught on
iro In closet Ia one Of the front
rooms. Miss Annie going into the
room discovered Il IN full blaze, aud
At once ran for bucket Of water, cry
log cut that the house was on fire,
An alarm was Immediately phoned
down town, and the members OF Il Q
family succeeded by throwing water
on the flames in keeping them down
until the pumps and hose together
with u large crowd had arrived on TIC
grornls Smoke was pouring out
from the wea,herboardiug on the size
in proximity 10 the closet, and holes
were cut In the floor and plastcring Sc
as TO throw water IN between the
walls, aud The worst was soon over.
The door and door. frame Of the closet
were badly chafrcd and the clothing
in the closet ruined. The damage
will probably amount to $50 or SlUC
fully covered by insurance. Il is moi
known how the lire originated, bat It
Is thought probable that a mouse nib,
bling at a match or match left il
some Of the pockets Of the cluthing
igui,ing from heat OF friction Of somC
sort may have started IT, II is foriu,
nate that Il was discovered before i
had burned through and set fire 10 the
siudding and Notwithstanding, IL
which event, with the dearjh OF wa.
ter, II would have been almost impos
sible to have saved the building.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
NOTICE OF
Stock holders' Meeting

Notice - hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders Of the 81. fTuH.
co.'s County Electric Railroad Company Will
he held at the Mayors once IN the city Of
FarmlnRtnn, Missouri, on saturday the dist
day OF september. 1901, at nine O'Clock q,
m. for the purpose OF voting upon prupu'
sitions then ana there Co be submitted. rs
ID To increase the capital stock OF the
st. fnncpi. County E.ectrtC Railroad Com
| pany from So % to 500. 0oo.iO. divided
into coo shares Of the par value OF $40 0
al To Increase the capital stock Of the
| II. Francois County Ele-tTic Railroad Com
pany from So .oo.oo 20 sis0.Oo.oo. divided
Into 800 shares OF the par value OF 500 ~
each.
m To authorize ;hs issue of s7s 900 %
| in ilonds Of the IT. Francois County Electric
Railroad Company 60 be- secured by deed
of trust which shalt be q lien upon all Of the
property now owned or hereafter to be- ac
guired ny the ". Francois County Electric
Id To authorize the issue Of sloo. oOo 90
in bonds Of the 81 Francois County Electric
hailroad Company 20 be secured BY ceed
OF tT-ist which shall be lien upon nii VI
the property now owned or hereafter TO be
| acquired b the 81. Francois County Eicc
| trio Railroad Company. -
| 81 To authorize the issue Of fis5. 90. 90
| In bonds OF the 81. Francois County Electric
Iaiiruad Company TO bc secured by deed
| OF trust which shall he a lien upon all OF the
property nnw owned or hereafter TO he nc
aulfed by the ST. Fnncois County Electric
| IiaiiTnad Company.
o. To authorize the Issue OF $3.50. 900 %
| In boads OF the ~. Francois County Electric
Railroad Company 10 be secured by n deed
of trust which shall be lien upon all OF the
property now owned or hereafter TO be nc .
| guiTpd By the IT. Francois County EicctIic
| railroad Company,
Ana for the transaction of such other
business az may properly come before the
| suid meeting.
| Ily order Of the hoard Of Directors
PETER Guessing, President.
| J. T.. CAYCE, secretary,
| July IN. lsai.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
Southeast Notes.
Pearl hunters are again a, work In
nlsek River, Better comfy.

Pearl hunters are again a, work In
Rack River, Better comfy.
A Ste Gcneyieye county man has
becn Offered s6 900 for hls patent on
a folding lounge
A rciored woman died at DeSsio
last week who was known to be over
lO2 years old. Her family claimed
that she was nearly 1870 years old.
Down 10 Poplar Fluff they look up
people who own dogs aed fail TO par
license on them, NO that the law be.
comes source Of revenue Ia that way.
Mr.. Drum Of Cape Girardcap county
had two horses killed by lightning
during a storm On the 14th aud wa.
himself very severely shocked by The
iluld.
The Conference Of the N. v. Church
South, will be held at Fredcricklowt
this year. commencing September Is
Bishop W. A. Chandler of Geotgi,
will preside.
Poplar Bluff Is to have a new cit,
hall aud jail to cost $4,000. onl,
$4,000 had been appropriated for III,
buildings, but vote Of the taxpayer
last week added 90, 900 to that amour,
Henry jackson was cleaning out
well near Puxico on the 22d, when b,
was overcome by the gases Ia !, as h
was being drawn up. lie fell back t,
the bottom OF the well aud was dea,
when taken out,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

for the socialist vote Is ml5s, and n
departure from Jefiersonian doctrinef
II so, Wherein Is II In the income
tax plank This Is popuIIst policy,
but MIR. Vest Ia this samo interview
suggests graduated income tax"
as one OF the issues that he would
place In the next democratic platform,
II be- could write Il, as means Of
harm9nizing the parry and yet the
gold standard Democrats whom he
would mollify are IS much opposed to
m income tax Of any sort as they are
TO bimclallism or free silver. As this
Is favorite issue with hini, We sup
Pose he does not regard II as ono Of
the parly's lapsos from Jefiersonian
doctrine. Let him name some spe.
ciie doctrine Of Mr.. Jeh.rsln that the
Democratic party 10 its two last na-
tiouai platforms has obseurcd OF abaB.
donei to which be would have US 60
back.
The fact Is, there Is none, aud that
IS why we have all this indefinite,
high.sounding nonsense about ere.
turning to old.established principles
from those Democrats who kuifcd the
party or sulked ia 1896 and 1900,
aud by those who would now not only
Kill the iailel calf but turn over ID,
whole barnyard to the gold standard
boilers In order to induce them to b,
good, at the same time discrediiinl
those who stood faithfully by the
| parly's tickle, aud It's declaration o.
principles.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

obtain poison, was equal 10 the occe-
sion and gave them quinlne instead.
Tue boys proceeded TO = back room
Of Mr.. winstead's store aud took, ~
they thought. the fatal do.s. and PIE
pared 10 die. The result was one boy
had very bad cold cured aud the
other, while not materially benefited.
rs still in the land Of the living.
Alessrs. 4. A. Rowland and Jos. A.
Horton have done lhreshing grain for
the season. having lhreshed 10000
bushels 0i wheat within a radius of 10
miles Of Bismarck The above named
gentlemen will commence TO drill wells
in tho very near future,
There Is quite n good deal Of build.
ing going on In our tesn Just now.
Mr.. c. I. Tullock has n handsome
residence nearing completion. The
new depot is about completed aud
work Is being pushed on the following
structures: Baptist church, Union
church, c. II Ligge,,, two bushes,
houses; Chas. Schaier add VIM. Trau-
ernicht, three. story brick hotel i2U
feet front; A. BArth, business house ;
Odd Fellows building---,wo- story 81
fest front aud 30 fec, deep. Cross.
ing center street. NJ. Bisplinghcft
will build in tho noar future adjoining
Mr. Barh's building, and Mr Bartl
and Geo. J. Goelix will erect building,
In the near future. j. +. Murphy
has commenced work on the iounda.
I'm for his dwelling on the site Of BIZ
former house which WIS burned
Aug 81. owl
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
THE SPECIFICATIONS. PLEASE

Senator German Of Maryland is
quoted as saying that "Iho Democratic
party is just issuing from period Of
mistakes, and that retutn 10 long.
established principles Of the party may
not be regarded as treason" This
sort Of mystic gencralizing, without
specifications, has come To DO a favor
ito mode of expression with certain
class Of Democrats who have hereto
fore cssayed to lead the party, II
they have any well.dcGned policy to
offer why don't they out with it., SO
that the people can understand what
they meau2 II VIC are "just issuing
from a period Of mistakes" why
doesn't Mr.. German or Mir Hill or
some Of the old party leaders who
aspire TO lead again tell us what some
of these mistakes arc, that they may
be nyoidcd' Aud ia their mysliiicd
references OF returning TO long. es.
tablishcd principles" of the party,
why don't they point out wherein the
party has departed from such prin-
ciples7
!: i understood tina, they mean to
cast rcproaoh upon the two last ma
,ioual platforms Of the party, aud es-
peeially their financial p:anks, bat
they never venture to say wherein
these platforms utter single senti.
ment not consistent with ''loug- estab-
lished principles. What principles
OF democracy were abandoned or rcn-
dered obscure in these platforms, and
10 what principles arc We invited to
rcturni Give Us bill Of particulars,
please, II you wish Us 10 listen to YOU
aud consider the great wisdom which
you take 50 much pains to cover up In
ambiguous phrases.
Even Senator Yes, has dropped into
,ais sor, Of ambiguity Of expression IN
"uilinlng course for tbs party In tho
next campaigu. In rcecni inter
view he Is reported 10 have said: .'we
must stop hunting around In corners
aud ap cations for popuiist. sooiaiis,
and single tax votes, aud 81 back to
the doctrine of Mr. jefferson. wiz
Mr. Vest tell us wherein tbs party has
departed from Jcftsrsoiiau doctrine Ia
either tho Chicago or Kausss City
platforms 10 ..hunl around In corners
aud up uanons for pepuIis.. socialist
and single tax votcs;" 4 Il the sil-
vcr piankf Mr. Vest was q rank free
siissr man before the Populiss parry
wzs orssnixrd. Il bimesalIism aasae-
onials 10 ihs daesrins Of Mr.. JsiIsr-
sonF y \ \ sha plank opposIsg
Ersernnspt W iaianetIos l11t ! Plea
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
Marriage lleenses.
Marriage licenses were issued as
follows since the frat Of the mouth.

Marriage licenses were Issued rs
iollows since the frat Of the month.
August 30, Mm. Smith and Miss
Rosa Bsnnislcr IL Bonnie Terro.
81, Fred Charleston of Primrose
aud Mis- Leather Casey Of Halifax.
9Th, Henry iIausc and Miss Ada
Bults Of Bonnie Tefrc.
9th, II II Hardy aud Miss Jennie
Eden Of Desloge
9Th, Burton L Barrett and Miss
Lizzie sadmon Of bismarck.
10th, Wm. Cartee aud Miss Annie
Duball Of Flat River.
10Th, T. W Mason VI Desoto and
Siss Belle c. Fforland Of Edwards.
port, Indiana.
l4lb, Peter A. llenrieh of Doc Ruu
aud Miss Tina Brooks Of Piedmont;
married same day 10 ST Louis by Rev,
J. H. GouSe.
li,h, Paul Mcdaniel and Miss Ella
Simmones Of Pennington; married
same day BY Rev. v D. Cunningham.
liIh, Robert Counts aud Miss Auna
scimmones of Pennington; married
same day by Rev. V. b. Cunningham.
18th, John Ham aud Miss Dors
Douglass Of Knob Lick; married same
day By Squire Il. c. Tucker.
18th, Alexander Brown Of Ste
Genevieyo aud Miss Belle Cation Of
Doslogc.
goth, John H. Steele and Miss
Martha Brown Of Bismarck.
cath, W Ed HAMS aud Misa Hat.
tic McCreayey Of Fiat River
goth, Liun Brown OF Avon aud Mia
Mary Willis Of DeLasSus.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

This !. the 2yih day of August.
The spring j., memory; within three
weeks the summer will have ended
and the fall of 1901 have been u,h-
cred In, and 10 and behold no, a
stroke Of work hl, been done on the
asylum q, this place since the build
Jugs started under the first appropti-
alton were finished The Legislature
made q liberal appropriation for a
continuance Of the work, a new set Of
commissioners were appointed, and
nbou, all that has been done since that
is apparent to the public eye is a little
junkcting by the new commission.
crs to satisfy themselves that the plan
adopted by the first commissioners is
what it ought to be, and we believe
they have decided that the plan is all
right Wonderful progress. This
delay or negligence in the construction
of an important public institution is
iucNcusablc. Who !, to blame ?
When is work to be resumed on the
asylum.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

The tax books Of the City Of Farm
iagton TOR 1901 having been placed Ia
my hands. notice Is hereby given that
! will At once proceed to collect ths
city lakes for 1901. All taxes mpsI
be paid ON or befarc the LIST Of jam.
AIRY. 1909. 10 avoid the penalty fixed
by section SO (a) Of the revenne Or
dinanees Of tho City Of FasmIngton.
which proviaes athzt II any taxpayer
fails To pay his taxrs. ~ shall b the
duty Of tho soiIeolor. aflcr the ist dAy
II JsuuAry then nexs casuiag, 70 col.
lest aad accosut for - other taxes "a
additional TAX . penalty u or cent
pcr nsonsh I, nssIuss saoh dsITnqasat.
VI. u. e1uxsAxx, coueeesg.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
Nothing Like on.

"In dealing with men, remember
that a spoonful Of oil will go farther
than a gallon Of vinegar" The same
may be said Of children. There Il
nothing so good for children as The
old-farhioncd castor oil. However
much they may abhor Il, II Is ,hcil
best medicine for disorders Of tht
bowels. In the more severe cases Of
disrrhoea and dyseniery, however,
Chambcrlain's Cole, Cholera and Di.
arrhcea Remedy should be given after
the oil operates, aud quick cure Il
sure TO follow. For sale by City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

The Iowa State Democratic Con.
ycution last week endorsed the Kansas
City platform. aud then adopted n
short, inci,iyc platform on State -
sues, aud will make the campaign on
these. The Iowa Democrats are the
right sort Of harmunzcrs, and deserve
the success which sc hope they will
achieve In cIcc,ing their whole State
ticket.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

Bear IN mind Mayor Wilson's sus'
gcstion for meeting on saturday
September :, TO institute arrangements
for a centennial celebration Ut the trsi
settlement OF Pennington, The bus
mess and professional men Of Farm
inglon ought to take huld Of Ibis mat
ter in earnest and insure a celebration
worthy our town.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
A WELL.KNOWN ALBANY MAN
Recommends ChanibcrIain's Collie, Choi-
era and Dlarrhoea Kennedy.

era and Disrrhoea Kennedy.
About Is months ago Mt W, s.
Manning of Albany, n Y. widely
kncwn In trade circles Ms the repre-
sentative Of the Albany Chemical Co. q,
was suffering from a protrac,ed attack
Of diarrhoca IL tried Chamberlain q
Coiic. Cholera aud Diarrhoea Rsm-
edy." be- says, 'And oh,ained imme-
date relief cheerfully recommend
this medicine 10 those similarly aiFiie-
ted" This remedy Is not an astfin.
gent and tor that reason 40 bad effect,
follow It's use II checks he aisF.
rhoea by curing the disease which
causes It. !, never fails and Is pleas.
ant TO take. for sale BY City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

Ths NJ Il &B I. u. & passen.
ger traias leave Riverside nj g:25 =.
m. 3.a6 p. m aud G 81 p. IN ar.
irving at Rock Springs & LISA =,
M, 5.s5 y. IN. and 1851 p, m. Tho
trains leave Rock spsings nj 5ils q.
M, 1898 p. N. and 3;4S p. IN,
rraching Riverside IT 7,3e c. M,
ass p. N. aud 5:51 p. IN.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

During tho ''daTk Democratic days''
Of 1895 tho Republican organs shed
barrels Of bitter Ink over the woes Of
Tho woulgrowers. who had been s.ru.
Inedr BY free wool. Dat 10 August.
1898. medium grade wool was quoted
u from i6 10 ~ eeais m the Boston
market. Wool Is now s.proscoied" to
sbs limit. yet strange TO ssy mndium
grade WOOL 10 AuEnss Of 1901 h
quoted 90 ihs Boston market II from
~ 70 II cents. Has sks uiB61cy
NV siippsd aaothsE cogs--Tks CON.
noaoF.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

The Steel strikers ought 10 have
postponed their strike until next fall.
oheu there viii be general election
81 Copgrcssmrn. The coal strikers
last summer were wiser In choosing q
time for their strike, aud had the ~.
,i.taucc Of the big Republican boss Ia
gaining their point. Mr.. Hanna aud
the trusts are not needing their votes
this year.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
NOTICE OF
Stockholders Meeting

Notice 81 hereby given that meeting OF
the stockholders uf the ~ Francois County
Rams viii bo held at the banking house "
said company In Pennington. ~. Francois
county, Missouri, ON 1llE 18TH DAY UF
OCTOBER. t3slt. at L. o clock 4. VI O.. for the
purpose ~ voting upon propositions then
and There to be submitted, rs follows
ist, To increase tho capital ~ rex OF said
hank from Ten Thousand Dollars ITS pres.
ent capital 20 Twenty flyc Thousand Dol
lars.
al. To convert said bank from q state
into National Hank with capital OF
Twenty i've Thousand Dollars
Done by order Of the Hoard of Directors
wA u. TAYLOR, President.
i. =. COVER, Cashier.
Dated August @, iloi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

Mex, Tuesday the election to deter
mine whether our luun is to have
walerworks takes place. Il Is pro.
position over which no voter should
hesitate. Vote Yes "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

Ex-Guy. VIM. !. Stone, who has
been qni,o sick for several weeks with
dysentery, Is fairly on the way TO to-
coycry and Il is reported viii be able
10 be about In a few days.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29

Among the needs Of Pennington
none is OF more pressing Importance
than an ample supply OF water Vote
for water works next Tuesday.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-29
Executors Notice.

Notice h hereby given that letters tesla
Insnfafr we're granted TO tbs uD6nrstFne<
u, Mo-. datssi the IN day Of ANWn&t. f5oa
on the estate of
VA. y. wgLgoax. Deed
AN persons having eIsims sEniast sai1
estate are reQnirsd 70 exhibit tbeus TO tn
kEecHtoF for allowance within une Y<oI
froas the dnfs % said tetteFs. o. tier ma.
- preclade1 ffon any bens1t g! salo -
Wl&hta tNu years from the dAte Of Sn&4 1T.
tefu xnex Will - fnuVxer eArxs1,
=. =. t0xpOE, Exscrtof-