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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Continued In our next)
Thousands sny So,

Mr.. T, W. Atkins, Girrd, Kan, writes
~ never hesitate 10 commend your Elec-
trio Bitters TO my custimers, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sell
lers." Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and will pos.
itively cure Kidney and Liver COM
plalnts, Purify the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. They will save hun
dreds OF dollars OF doctors bills every
year, Sold at nity cents o bottle by
Durbiu, Wright q Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

The Cincinnati Post thus tersely In
terprets the result Of the election In New
York;
New York gave Grover Cleveland 100
majority on hia promises. She gives
him 900 TO 5000 on the fulllllment Of
his promises. Grover Cleveland IL the
leader OF the Democratic party Of the
United States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Being n sufferer from chronic catarrh
and having derived great beneflt from
the use Of Ely's Cream Balm, eau
highly recommend II. lis sales are far
IN excess Of all other catarrh remedies.
b. FraDken, Druggist, sigourney, Iowa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Countess do Mainton, Of Paris, now
ylsiting her son on his cattle ranch In
Texas, praises our republic In opposi
tion TO what she calls the fantastic
imitation Of one that the people have
been pleased to create In France"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Proaeonto the swindlorlII

n when you call for Hon DlteIa, (aee green cluster
Of Hops on tho while abe the druggHt hands out any
other nllOp ne, refuse II aud hhun thAt drugalt ~
y0u would yperI aud II ho has taken your money for
Tho stun indct hlm for tho frau aud sue him i0T
danHgeH for tho hWindr, aud wo viii reward you llD
orally Tor tho conviction,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Notice to Contractors.

Seal PROPOSALS will bo received nj the ONCE Of the
Clerk OF Nlmlshllen t0wnahlp, In Louisville STARK
county, OhlO until twelve O'Clock noon, ON tho lith
day Of November 1870, for the erection " School
House on the School House grounds In sub District NO.
IN said township according 10 plaug and Hpoolncn'
tlona on ne IN said OOo lids mutt be made accord
Ing TO law (SOotlOn Bill, H. 81 Nuno buvtho lowest
responsible bid will bc accepted and tho Board may
reject all bids.
Dy order OF tho board Of Education
A, BONNOT,
Oct Goth 1885, b,-2phw Clork OF said Board,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
4" Beatrice, nv lope,n hs said, hodrscly

"Bcdtricc, my lope,n he said, hodrScih
Hcdilnonc Of these wild, passionate things
simply because ho was an Engllsh gcnto'
man, who wished the woman hc loved 20 bo
his wife and the lawful mother OF his chill.
drcn, True, that bis love had carried him
away mlll ,Dcn0ly 70 mako him willing 10
blot cut On imaginary past II was great
enough b. rOi,o aud restore III, woman ho
loved but IL was not great enough, or shall
we say TOO great 10 dream Of degrading
horl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

As Mr.. Malone and his associates,
Wise, Mckinley, Sherman and Foraker,
recover consciousness, they will be like
ly 10 suepect that brick was wrapped
up In that bloody shirt,-[Dayton Demo
arui
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

According to the estimates Of the Dl.
rector OF the Mint the United States
keeps the lead In the production OF both
gold and silver.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

REV, |, NJ. DERBY Of Linden, N Y,
says: "The Gilmore Aromatic Wlne
proved q great blessing 10 my Wife"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
GLASS WORKS.
BUY THE
"CANTON"
SELF-SEALING
GIaSSCal VilBNOud|,
FRUIT JAR.
GLASS WORKS.

In using Fruit Jars with metallic
caps the syrup OF the fruit comes In con.
tact with the metal by getting under
the cap lining which will taint the fruit
and produce an unpleasant odor. This
you will avoid by using the CANTON"
all.Glas1 Cap, self scaling Jar, Another
advantage In using the "Canton" jar Ia,
the mouth is sufficiently large TO receive
any ordinary sized hand, Cadys hand,
Of course,) and many varieties OF large
fruit can he put up" whole In the
"Canton" Jar, which cannot be done In
any other jar made, SO buy the Can.
ton made In Canton, o., by The Canton
Glass 20.
II you cannot be supplied by fruit jar
dealers, you can get all you want by
calling on or addressing
THE CANTON GLASS CO.,
CANTON, OHIO.
iuniiD
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SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lst, 1885

In pursuance 0t An order Of tho Probate Court Of
stark county onl0, Will Oror for uao nj public auo'
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

MISS MARGARET MILLS, OF Statesville, y.
! c., died on the night of the 25th. The
family heard her making peculiar noises,
death struggle. Her false teeth had fallen
into her throat, and by the time they were
removed she was dead.
DETECTIVES TRACY and Badger, who
went TO Auckland for Maxwell, left New
Zealand with the prisoner on July 2lst, and
are now homeward ouud.
CHAs. W. EVERETT, n cowboy from Kan.
sas, engaged in a duel with Officer Leorge,
OF Chicago, on the 2ith. The officer
emptied one revolver aud the cowboy two.
both being slightly wounded, but the officer
landed the cowboy ut the station single
handed.
THE Munster Bank depositors represent
ing creditors aggregating sI,00G,D0 have
signed guarantee not TO withdraw their
deposits for six months, in order TO enable
the bank to realize on its assets.
s. A. DALTON, editor of the Aberdeen
Examiner, and w. b. Walker, connected
with the Aberdeen Weekly, were arrested
at Starkville, Miss, on the 27th, while on
their way to Memphis 10 fight duel.
/ INCOMPLETE returns OF the progress of
cholera in Spain on the 2Gth, give the mum
Of new cases at PASS, and deaths at SO.
Mr.. NATE SALISBURY, half owner Of
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, was on the
27th made chief of the Unkapaha tribe, OF
which Sitting Bull is chief. The ceremonies
were conducted by Sitting Bull and were
very impressive and solemn.
GENERAL GRANT will be buried in River
side Park, New York City.
The Democratic State Convention Of
Virginia met at Richmond on the 29th.
MARTIN VAN BUfxS, grandson Of
President Van Buren,, died at New York
on the 2sth. He was bachelor and
prominent society man.
REPORTS which have been sent out In re-
gard 10 the condition Of Mrs. Grant are
unduly alarming. She expects TO accom-
pany the remains TO Albany and no rea-
son is known to the family Why she should
not do 50.
ACCORDING TO the latest advice from
Venezuela, the revolutionary movement is
Increasing. The towns Of Carbobo, Tru-
pillo, Cumana and Barcelona are in arms,
and also the states of Nirgus and Andes,
besides many other towns.
The army worm has appeared in Eas
Carroll parish, La.
The American consul at Rio Grande Sol,
Just returned to this country, reports a
colony Of Confederates Of 800 living In
Southrrn Brazil and do nQ we'll Manv
Codisderates went to Brazil at the close Of
the wsr, bat IL wss generally supposed
most Of them hsd rsturusd.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01

PIONEER DAY.

The Mormon Anniversary OF Their En-
trance Into Salt Lake Valley the Quiet.
est One In Their History.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, July 2i.-This Is
the thiriy-elghth anniversary of the en-
trance into the Salt Lake Valley by
Brigham Young and the l42 Mormons
who made the journey from the Missouri
River by OK teams. Usually the ami
verssry Is observed with much display,
but the half mastlng of the flag on the
+th Of July, and threatened collision
between the Mormons and Gentlles
should there be any further inter.
ference with the flag, as
well as the death of General
Grant, put stop to all organized cele.
bration. The day passed quietly. Bus.
iness was entirely suspended and saloons
were closed by the Mayors proclama.
tion. Instead OF the usual rush OF visit
ors to the city, hundreds left town, going
to various neighboring resorts to escape
the heat. Telegraphic reports from all
parts OF the Territory state that Pioneer
Day is the quietest one In history.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
ARCHAEOLOGICAL FRAUDS,
How Indian Graves Are Fabricated 3,
Order.

How Indian Graves Are Fabricated to
Order.
To discover an Indian grave is, Of
course, red-letter day for the archs-
ologist. Now, Indian graves are manu-
factured 10 order, it would appear. At
least the following recently occurred in
New Jersey: A Philadelphia Flint Jack
secured half-decayed skeleton from q
Potter's field ip the vicinity, and placed
it in a shallow excavation on the vast
ing bank Of creek in New Jersey,
where Indian relics were frequently
found. With it he placed steatite To-
bacco-pipe of his own make, stestite
carving of an eagles head, and beads;
with these were thrown numbers of gen.
uine arrow-heads and fragments of pot.
terry. The earth was blackened with
powdered charcoal. This plant wn
made in November, and, In the follow
ing March, during the prevalence Of
high waters and local freshets, he an
nounced TO an enthusiastic collector that
he knew the location of an Indian grave.
and offered to take him thither for fifty
dollars, the money to be paid il the
search proved successful. which Of
course it did. The Uranium of that Phil.
adelphia pauper passed through several
craniologists' hands, and was grayely
remarked upon as of unusual interest,
as 1t was a marked dolichocephalic skull,
whereas the Delaware Indians were
brachycephaiic!-Dr. Chuies G. Abbott,
in Popular Science Monthly.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
The Indians Satisfied.

FORT RENO, |. T., July 26.-There is q
feeling Of universal satisfaction here
among the Indians at the action OF the
President In appointing a new agent
from the army to take charge OF their
Affairs, and his proclamation ordering
the removal Of the cattlemen has prac.
tically settled the discomfort that hereto.
fore existed. Captain Lee, the new
agent, is expected here tomorrow from
Crossfleld, Kas. General Miles Is at Fort
Supply, and will go from there to points
In Southwestern Kansas where troops
are stationed. General Sheridan will re.
main horc till receipt of the Presideut's
proclamation of1cially.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
A Youthful ElOpement.

wAYNEsvILLE, N. c., July 27.-A very
romantic elopement occurred near here
last night at the small town Of Webster.
Miss Douglass, daughter OF the Register
OF Deeds Of Jackson County, attended
q festival with young man named
Watts. They left the festival, presum.
ably for home, at al early hour. Instead
Of going home they drove to Syloa, sew.
eral miles distant, where they were mar
ried. The girl Is but thirteen years OF
age. She got the license by filling out
the form herself In her fathers office
The bridegroom Is twenty wears old.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
Forsaken.

"Matilda!" he exclaimed, the per-
spiration irrigating the rootlets OF hn
tawny locks. Matilda! / love you.
Henry" she replied, clubbing win
her fan the mosquito who was diningon
her damask cheek, Henry. it does you
credit" -.
And" resumed Henry, with hh
voice far below the middle stud of nn
immaculate shirt-front; land do you'
Matilda-do you-er love meP'
mo, Henry" replied Matilda, wllna
Christian-humility-a resigned-to-my
lot frankness; mo, Henry, l do mol 10"
you, but esteem you as "a"
'Oh. stew that" vociforated Henry,
"none O. your esteem you as brother
that's too hoary chestnut for me;
And Henry on that same hour the lso!
forsook. True. he had to; but, never
you mind, he forsook her all the sa'n''
.-Boston Transcript.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
How Il Works.

Mistress--"Whatp you want you'
wages raised already Why, you nsm M
not been in this country month"; Wv
know nothing of American housekeep
ing. and am now paying you as ln'S' !,
as the most experienced servants ger ,,,.
Majd--'.Yes. mum; know. mum
But you see times is very dull now
II should say they were. ,,..h
"Ycs, mum. Me brother MICA; a
on strike. me cousin Jlms oI. Iobn
work; me cousin Philip and COUSIN , ,bsIr
and cousin George. they all hsd ''''
wages reduced" III ~"
''Well, what has that TO DO WIN .. A
"You see, mum, ! must take o1 ns;h.
the whole family now. mum
delphia Cal.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01

A MoonshtDer Shot Dead.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 24.-John r.
Matty, q moonshiner, was recently killed
In Cannon County, by J. II. johnson.
Matty had been arrested for Illicit dis.
tilling. johnson and his father-in-law,
named Hunt, are witnesses for the Gov.
eminent. Matty threatened to kill them,
aud meeting Johnson, made an attempt
to shoot him, but his weapon was taken
away. Matty then endeavored to thrash
johnson, who drew pistol and fred
through crack In the fence over which
he had jumped. The bullet lodged In
Matty's brain.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
Suspended for Cause.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 25.-Prof
Hileard, Superintendent, and the Assist.
ant Superintendent of the Coast Survey,
together with several employees of that
Office, were yesterday, BY order OF Secre
tary Manning, suspended. An investi.
CATION OF the accounts OF tho Office,
which bas been conducted for some time
past by First Auditor Chehowlth, has, 1t
Is stated, led that official to the conclu.
sion that the funds of the Bureau have
not been honestly disburscd, and that
men have been carried on the rolls aud
salaries paid them who performed no
seivice whatever. Other removals from
The same bureau are expected.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

THERE was o total of 1,227 new cases II
cholera and 94S deaths in Spain on the
22d. Cases were reported at Salamanca
and Barcelona.
WAR DEPARTMENT officials are of the
opinion that the trouble arising from the
passage OF cattle through the Indian Ter
ritory is not settled. notwithstanding the
receut order from tn, War aud Interior
Departments.
ON the 22d, after a Cabinet consulta-
tion, and in accorl lance with the ad vice of
General Sheridan, the Secretary of the
Interior decided to turn over to the War
Department the complete control OF the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservation in
the Indian Territory,
ADvICEs received at the Interior De-
partment on the 22d from Inspector Arrd-
strong announced that the coun5 of the
Indians on the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
reservation was progressing quietly, AM
no further trouble was apprehended.
EXTRA police have been stationed around
tho law courts In London to prevent a
threatened dynamite explosion.
PAUsLARisr societies in Russia are issu-
ing infiammatory addresses against En.
gland.
NKw JERSEY has decided that corpora
tions must pay up tn cir taxes or quit busi-
ness In that State.
TaE Russian boundary commission will
arrive at ths Afghan frontier by the cad
Of August.
The Directors Of the Northern Pacid
Company have approved the proposed
lease Of thu Oregon Railway and Naviga-
tion Company by the Union Pacific an
Northern Pacific Company.
THE English Government was defeated
In the House Of Commons on the s3i-lsD
10 lae--oa caaass Of he medical relief
IN
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
CURRENT ITEMS.

"A good Mechanic gets four aon.
. week in Holland. N"ats
New Orleans is to have Cnu,sc.
den, which she hopes to make As fau"n-
as that In New York. ''as
Cheese rinds are disposed os l..
making them into cement for mana,uy
glass and porcelain, - Chicago Herald
The best time yet made be,wo..
New York and Liverpool is six d.xa
nine hours and fifty minutes.-ET
Sun.
"A convict In an English prison mo-.
fected the style of lawn tennis racans,
now the most popular among British
players.
Petroleum was known to the dwou
ers on the shores Of the Caspian Sea
and in some parts of tie Valley of ,hn'
Euphrates, five hundred years bcfors
the Christian era. Alexander the Gre.,
made use of it in the burning of Baby.
lon.
There are degrees of excellence
restaurant recognizes grades in this es.
culent, and advertises, "B iked Beans
ten cents. Choice Baked Beans. fif,eer
cents. ."-Boston Saturday Evening Ga.
zette.
There is peculiar region on the
border of the Colorado desert, about
10 miles east of Los Angeles. Cal
called Palm City, where ripe fruit Il
produced at least four weeks ahead Of
any other locality in that section of Cal.
ifornia. a.-.Sdn Francisco Chronicle.
Yesterday little girl did not want
to 90 to school because it was ..too aw.
full hot" When asked If she liked win.
ter better she said: ''In summer 1t il
too hot to go to school and in winter il
is too cold. like the weather lust
right. ~ Wilmington Del.) News
"A preliminary British company ha,
been formed with a capital of 500. 1000
to make geological investigations, en-.
gineering plans and estimates for a rail.
way tunnel between Great Britain and
Ireland. 1t seems to be assumed that
the cost of the tunnel would be
$50, 100000.
The birds of Louisiana, papers Of
| that State say, will soon be exterminated.
The colored people there not only make
birds an article Of food, but have begun
to us their eggs for the same purpose.
The eggs of the parlridges, robins,
wrens, mocking birds, and all Others
that they can get their hands on, arc
eaten.
The Berlin Aquarium has at last
accomplished the difficult feat Of show.
ing a school of live herring in its salt
water basin. These fish are so delicate
that when caught in their native ele.
ment even a moments exposure to the
air will kill them. They had, therefore.
TO be caught under water and TO be care
fully transported from the seaboard.
Climate never made a breed Of fast
horses. The development of racing
stock in California Is due 10 few
wealthy men who have been willing
to spend their wealth on breeding es-
tablishments, where the best imported
stations and mares are kept, and il the
business should ever be neglected Cali.
fornia horses would degenerate and win
no more races.-San Francisco Alta.
Browsing animals are proving .
destructive to California forests as fire is
elsewhere. Herds of sheep and cattle are
driven up to the mountains every year
to Craze, and they devour every green
thing from the foothills to the meadows
on the summit of the ranges. When
the grass fails the young Seeding trees
are eaten of, or the bark peeled SO that
the underground is entirely destroyed.
- CHICAGO Herald.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01

TIE recently appointed French Consul
fever.
A REPORT from Moscow states that the
Gear declares he has reached the furthest
limits In Central Asia that he desires to
60.
UroS the burial Of General Grant the
nterment service In New York will be
confined to the Methodist ritual
BRIssos, the French Premier. opposes
the request of the Panama Canal direc-
tors, that the Government sanction new
issue Of 500, 900 rancs' worth OF bonds.
On the 25th Mrs. John Ash, living near
Lonoke, Ark, gave birth to four boys,
their aggregate weight being twenty-o
pounds. All were doing well.
RuxoR has IL that the Queens son, the
Duke OF Connaught, will make his res
dence in Ireland In the near future in an
unofficial capacity.
The President .s said 70 be In favor OF
turning all the Iudiaus over to the tender
mercies of the military branch Of the Gov
ernment
SECRETARY WHITNEY recently pur-
chased q fine country place on the hills
near Georgetown. ID. c. Heeviiently ex-
poets to remain some time at the seat OF
government
CONGRESSMAN HoLMAN's Indian inves-
tigating committee, having visited the
Northern Nebrasks agencies, started on
the 26th for Montana.
On the 81 inst, Captain Hayes, a native
OF St Louis, in command Of a dredge
boat at Panama, shot himself through the
head from grief at the drowning OF his
wife and child.
A STORY Is current In Washington to
the sct that ex-Commissioner Lor ing
carried two newspaper correspondents on
the rolls of his department who did moth.
ing for the Government but sign the
monthly lay roll.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-01
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS
State school Fund-The Annual Appor-
tionment ~ Made Out BY the superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction.

Below is given the amount spportioned
to each county Of the State school fun
and the number OF school children, as
made out by Superintendent Thompson,
and which will be turned over to the State
Auditor, who will draw his warrants for
the amounts OF currency and State scrip
in favor OF the county treasurers Of each
county in the State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-30

east corner of the square. Material
Is on the ground for building
brick on North Stonevsll street for
Mrs. Il. b. McDougal.
The merchants of Greenville are
making strenuous efforts TO put this
city in the front rank as q cotton M ar
ket. The Cotton Exchange here has
nut up $4,000 on margins or premiums.
Premiums of $25, SIS and $40 were
givsn for the first three bales of cot
ton. Kingston wants live cotton
buyer, but will sell here, IL one can
not be procured.
Frank Worthrop, the old manager of
the opera house here, lost his little
5-yeSr-old daughter, last week, by
oeath. Mr.. Worthrop says the theat-
iical season promises many treats for
the Greenvillites, among them re-
turn Of Fred Ward.
An enjoyable ice cream featival was
given a few nights ago on Mrs. M. l..
Gees lawn by tire Heights and Ladies
of Honor, netting $40,
The tax roll of the city shows that
Colonel j. O. r, Haynep, of Sherman,
has $1,000 worth OF taxable property in
the city, the largest amount of any
foreign capitaliit.
While Mr.. Boz Looney was hauling
hsy near Foster, few days, ago his
team was run into by another and Mr..
Loonsy vas badly bruised by being
knocked into one of the wheels.
Mr.. l.. p. Pierce, of Hunt county,
had his leg broken while loading
lumber at Terrell last week.
The Hunt County Teachers Institute
meet in Gr0enville September ., to dis
cuss sn interesting programme.
Miss Mamie Adams. OF Aineola, 10
visiting friends in GreenYille.
Mrs. Field and Miss Fannie, her
and Miss LsnA Lewis, OF
MGrkhall, are visiting the fEmiliea of
Colonel W. q. Jones aud e. B. Lewis,
Of this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-30
sIldlothian.

MIDLOTHIAN, Aug. 2S.-[ Corresponds
sncel Midlothian was visited by de-
IigHtf1l shower yesterday, which layed
tho dnst aud cooled the atmosphere.
Farmers report cotton injured at
least % per cont. by tho continued
drouth.
Tho amount of small grain brought
TO this market to date, is 10000
bushels. Seventy car loads OF oats have
be0u shipped up TO this date, and
70 car loada OF wheat. Buyers are
holding their wheaC Ter an advance.
About Lwo-thlrds &C the small grain
hss been marketed. The shipments
from here will probsbly reach 200 cars.
Inc gin here under the management
Of j. K. Stuart, formerly o resident
OF Dallas, has undergone recent addi-
tons and improvements. until 1t has
capacity Of 20 bales per day.
Nrs. Mceee, OF tasks, Hill county,
reached here the morning Of
the 1esh on visit 10 r6la-
tlvts, and the following morning
wss taken home corpse. She died OF
q songe,tlye chill.
Tho people are we'll pleased with
Barney's and sour Oin's" prohibition
"visws," but better plesssd with
Coke's and Mills "courase." This pre-.
cincs voted 7 majority for prohibition
last fall, and 1t is the general opinion
the majority vote will be given, when
al opportunity offers, In favor OF the
whisky trsflic. Coke and Mills are
teaching us the error OF our ways.
Midlothian is much elated over the
report, which seems creditible. thst
the TT. Worth & New Orleans railroad
WILDE built on tho line recently run
y here.
Mr.. w. II. Hale and wife, who have
been tummering Ut the North, are ex-
pested home in n few days.
A party OF D.llRsitss were here
rnurrdaJ on a hunting expedition,
and succeeded in bringing down l2O
prairie chickens.
The third annual session OF the Pei
yiechn'e sc.domy opens Monday,
September IA.
Tho people here would like to sec
your fellow townsRap, General l.. Nj.
Lewis, superintendent Of pub.
lie instruotion. They recognize his
superior ftno.s for the position, and
no man In the State could give such
universal satisfaction. LIST IL DO Gen.
oral Lewis, and the educational inter
ests OF the State will receive an I'M
Datua,