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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
Yubli,irt her 4ttsos bon Nleiu Cattle
iber bas s@idial bes 9ampfers
,YrdRbent,"
Scr i'm Sabre 1841 auf BEN atlautt.
t&en Ojean beri&ouen
ii.
sterduber tol(en bas S@if erobert uub
nit Mann uub Nldus ber..
tenlt baben.

MlS 0onbon tpirb Nusganss bes
Monats Gebruar geta6elt:
Mls ndbrenb ber lebten bemertensz
tpertben Gohrt bon benz Dampfer
r@ascogne" nod feline Ma4ridt elm
getuufen mar, i4rieb Der 9er3os BON
Netp Gaftle einen Brief an cine 2onz
boner 3eituns, &porin ct fagte, bab,
als er ft4 i'm Sabre 1883 in Mmertta
befanb, elm 9err tbm mtteetbeilt babe,
bab ibm 3net ober bret Sabre porber
Elm alter Matroie auf benz Sobtenz
Bette geitanben 4dbe, bab ct CUR Be-
fubung zines SeerGuberi4iFes seb0rt
babe, bas ben atlantt14en Dampfer
rpraiibent" tpegsenumanen babe, nelz
der i'm Sabre 1841 bon Nep Dort
abgira unb BON benz man niemals
tpieber ettpas geb0rt fat.
Der 9er3os bon Nep Cattle iagte,
bab benz 9errn BON benz Matrol en- &C.
}tarben lei, baB bas pirateni9iH ben
Dampfer .prdiibent" senommen, iebe
perion AN 8orb iiber 8orb getporfen
unb bas @4if ipdter berlentt babe.
@eit ber @erDFentlidyung bte1es
Briefes tpur ber 9er3o9 bon 2onbon
ubtpeienb, als ct aber 3urudtum. unb
ben Gorrelponbenten in ietner Mobz
rur,g in Der @tabt empfng, fpra4 CT
ben lebbafteiten Muni4 aus, bic Ga
@e fIar gu iteQen.
,Gs tbut mir letb," iagte ct, nbuB
ih benz ner0Fentli@ten 8riefe nun
ypenig 3nfiisen tann. l1ngladltaerz
1peife Mnr i9 mid nt4t einmal bes
Namens metnes @etpGbrsmannes ertn=
rern, auBer Der 5batiu@e, buB Ell
ameritanii@er Goniul ooer @eianoter
in penfie,1 mur; i@ traf i'm betm
IriiBitiid in Glbioaso i'm Sabre 1888,
St modte mir I'M 2aufe elmer algez
meinen unterbaltung bic Mittbeilung,
tpelhe ualf MIDI einen bauernoen @tnz
brud btnterlieb."
,Natiirli4 tann t4 fir bic Mabrz
belt Der @ef@i9te nt4t einiteben, aber
Ser 9err, Der lie mir er3dhlte, f@isn
BON ber Mdbrbett berielben iiber5eugt
AT iein. Sd erinnere MIDI, bab Netr
Orleans als Der plaB genannt tpuroe,
mo- bos @eitdnbnib gema4t tpurbe'
unb fbies mag pielleiht gu tpeiteren
@ntbiiIungen fiibren. SEPT, loa BIZ
SADIE CUR 8eipre@uns selanst, mag
ii4 mein @amGbrsmann pie1eiht mel
ben unb ypeitere Mtttbeilungen ma
den, nenn ct nod I'M 2ebcn 1T. @ins
berartige Shot BON Seerduberei pa1
in ienen Sagen b0llig ausfibrbar.
unb be{onbers inn SAL bes Dampfers
,prditbent", Der cine ptel gu 19pa4e
BefaBung hatte."
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eMitfbruhtac lit stdcrbett.

9prtlonb, Ore, q. Tebr. Ser
'britH@e Dampfer "Sron", Der am
4. Tebruar BON Nep Orleans mad
Bremen abging, lanbete bier bic
Mann19aft bet briti14en 8rige
vpruiiia", bic am %. Sanuar bon
@ibare mad N6ilabelpbia abfu3r. Die
Mann1@aft bate bas 5abr3eug per-
laKen miHen, neil bag @teuerruber
eebrp9en unb bic Maiten bur4 ben
Sturm oetnidt morben tparen.
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HalihmInaertambe

ct. 2puis, Mo., 81. Tebr. 9ier
murben brei StaIiener, Mamens 6ranz
cisco Remera, Trant Nicolas unb So
1epb Stambola berbaftet, bic anseblid
NIT ber Mbams : Gali@minoerbanot
in Netp Dort in 8erbinbung iteben,
SIM 8eiib Der @erbafteten puroe cine
'bebeutenbe Mense fali4en @elbes &C.
funben. Die Mbams : 8anbe 1o1
fir $1,000,000 fuli@es @elb ansefsrz
ttot baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07

Webrasta, bab CT i'm Gongreb Gtnes
in Grfabrung sebra9t babe, namlih
bab es ben Dairpz2euten Der Der.
Staaten fat sdn3lih an elmer Sr@
saniiation gu @uniten bon 9eleBsn
sesen GalI4uns bon Dairpprobutten
Feble. Gin Ihtperer 0ortpurf gegen
bic BIrserl4aft Der Datrpleute!
Jrast irsenb einen bon lhnen, ob er
gu @uniten FOLDER GeieBe lei uno er
tpirb init ga" anttporten. Jragt tbn,
Of ct irsenb einen prattii4en Sdrttt
eetban babe, um ben @elebmafern I'M
Gongreb ober in 1einem Gtaate 1eine
Mnii9t aufaubrtnsen uro niht elmer
unter tauienb pirb ga" antporten.
&ein Wunber, bab 8pnum Don Snz
biana unb cine Shaar anoerer Gon>
arebleute bic @rout Bin ooer irgenb
eine anbere Biq, pelde ben Snterei1en
ibrer Gteunbe, Der Oleoz2eute, autpiz
%berlGuft, betGmpfen tperben. Denn
bic Oleo : Combination 1T o~rsaniiirt,
bic Dairp>2eute iinb es niat. Die
OleozQeute tperben 9au1enoe unb
Sauienbe BON Dollars a~usgeben, bic
DairDintereHen gu aeritDren, pdbrenb
bic Dairpleute in @leihgiiltisteit perz
barren. Die Oleos2eute iinb pratt
ti5h, bic Dairp<2eute iinb unprattiiG.
Die Sleos2eute ensaeiren 2%obbpiiten
beim Dubenb, UNI ale segen lie gez
ridtete @eieBsebuns gu p%erbinbern.
Merben bic Datrpz2eute bic tleinen
Sumr1e BON 1 Dollar be3ablen, I'm
ber National Datrp Union gu belfen?
Gs i9eint uns, baB bies ni4t gu tbun
unpeiie unb unpatriotii4 tpdre.
IS giebt bret einfa4e Mege, tpie
ieber DairpsMann pirtiam 1ein tann:
/. @r 5pQte cine poittarte benz
Gon9rebmann ieines Diitrittes unb
iebem @enator feines Staates f4iden
unb i'm err uhen, bic @rout 8iu gu
unteritiiben. @riudt lie, Gu4 sesen
einen 8etrug unb cine JGl14ung gu
unteritiiBen.
z. S41dt duh e1ne Po1ftdrfe an
bas MH e%mblpmitglieb unb ben
Staatsfenator Cures Dtftritts unb
perlanst @efebe 9esen ienen 8etrug.
IS 1T bic Mense ber Mtome in bieiem
poittarteni@neeiturm 1pel&e in's Sc
Nmi9t fdllt. Sober 5armer tann be
lem @emi4te 5uieben. 8eriGumt
ni@t es gu t6un.
3. 'Senbet ben fleinen 8etrag BON
einem Dolar an bic Mational 9airp
Union, UNI bic Mtttel fir bieien
&f bef@aHen gu helfen. @enn bas
i'm ean5en 2anbe geidiebt, bann tper=
ben Bic 8utterfGf1her innerbalb Der
ndditen 80 Sage etpas in @rfabruns
bringen. Menn SSbr apiiniat, 10 t0nnt
Sbr @uren Betrag an 9oarb's DairDz
man, Sort Mttin1on, Wts.. i4iden
unb mir tperben ben @mpfang bei4eiz
niger unb bas @elb an ben 54abmeiz
tier gelangen laRen. Befolgt ale
brei @atbi4ldse unb organiiirt Sud
auf biele 8eiie. - 9oarb's Gatrp=
man.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
Mid,t 10 %nmea"nts.

MlS bas 3en1usamt 3uerit bic @ez
illtate 1einer i'm Muftrage bes &pnz
qreKes gema@ten @rbebungen lber bic
BeiiBpen9dltntFe IN unierem 2anoe
perDFentli9te, ba iab man nur BE
cine, unes Mnbere in ben S4aten tel
lenbe unb bur4aus entmlthtseroe
Ebut1ahe, bab ber Rei4tbum pes
Qanbes ii@ g%rDbtentbeils in ben 9dn<
ben zines 1ebr tleinen 8ru4tbetls Der
Bep1lteruns befinbet. Wie bic 4u9en
ft@ erft an ben grellen .9aein bes
5aeinmerfers. ge1p0bnen mil en-, ebe
lie bic mebr i'm S@utten liegenoen @ez
aenftGnbe 3u unteri4etben Derrnogen,
10 muBte man bas @ritau1en unb Be@
fremben, tpel9e benz Betannttperoen
iener Sbat}a@e foleten, crit ibertpt11z
ben, ebe MAJ ben 8ert@t tpeiterbin IL
Mube priifen fonnte. Sc mehr man
bas aber tbut, be1to portbeilbafter err
fhetnt bic Gage, unb nm 10 unnotbi<
qer unb tb0ri4ter eri@etnt bic Be1tur>
5urg, pelde Der 8eri4t 3nerf perurz
1a@te.
5mo1 friiber tnurbe barauf bingez
nieien, bab bic Mebr5abl Der amert<
faniihen Tamilien in Der Gage mar,
reben ibren 9ausbaltungsgesenltanz
ben nod anberen 8eIib 5l ertperben,
burd bic neueiten Mrbeiten bes 3enz
fns<Mmtes aber tpuroen eri bic Gin
aelAeiten uber bieien 8untt befannt,
rnb bamit tpurbe Elm b%ebeutenb giinitt<
aeres 2i9t auf bic Gage getcorten.
Nur in ben groben @tdoten ftnb
bic mtetber gegeniibsr ben 8eltbern
ibrer WobnbGu1er beoeutenb tn Der
Mebr5aBl. Sn Nep Oort eignen aus
iebem 6unbert tpe11iger als iteben So
miller bas 9aus, in benz tie pobnen,
in alien anbern @robitdbten TT 0as
WerbGltnib 1don nett better. Mm UNI
qinitiqiten nahit SEEM Dorf TT es in
8pitpn, no bonn !9unbert nl1r neu11z
actin Tamilien in tbren gebDtenoer
Sdufern 1eben. Sir fdmmtli4s @tdoz
te un5eres 2anbes BON elmer Benoltes
rung BON 5000 unb me9r ergtbt 1t4
Elm Dur914nttt BON breibtg pro5ent
6auseigenthiimer.
Mp9 eiinittger nirb bas @erbaltntB
in ben ~fleineren @tdbten unb Srtz
idaften, berer1 8ep0lterung elm poues
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3Nuroctt ~iibcrfotrcn.

0incpln, g., 26. Tebr. Sin
tpeitli9 fabrenber GIter5ug Der Ntz
del platez8abn frpbr in Elm 3meiipdnz
riges Iubrpert binein, in benz eine
Mn3abl perlonen iaben, bic fi& aut
benz @ese CUR Stride befanben. 3mei
Der SnfaHen bes @asens blieben loz
fort tpbt, pGbrenb 3tpei anbere aller
WabrI9einli9teit na4 ibren 8erlez
bungen erliegen perben. Die Sobten
finb @(Gie 9unt, 10 Sabr alt, nnb BEL
Tie 6unt, 16 Sabre alt.
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st.. &pMtS-
Start AT 9oQtnuth.

Srenton, &c. S, 26. Bebr. Die
5pei unb5pan3igidbrige Negertn So
iepbine Sight, mel@e i'm lebten 9ez
ae1mber BON einem 9unbe gebifen porz
ben mar, unb bor eintgen Sagen bon
&rdmpfen befaQen tpurbe, 1T an Der
SDnmutb ge1torbeu. 9te Munbe tpar
glei9 na@ benz 8iie au%sgebrannt
pprben, unb big lebte Mo4e battle
bic @%erftorbene bur4aus tetne Be-
19perben babur@ gebabt.
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EtSaanQ.

@mntington, M.z@a., %. Sch.
Qlbenbs segen fe4s llbr serlet1 auf
benz Mpanbpttez TlllNe cine gemaltige
@isbant in 8etpegung, uno bas Sis
rib MIes, mas ibm in ben Me9 fam,
NIT fi9 fort. Sc muroen 10000
Buumitdmr,e unb cine groBe Menge
@i1enbabn14mellen in ben SbtozTlub
binanlsgetrteben. Der 9erlult tpirb
biele Sauienbe b%etragen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07

Drittel Der @elammtbepDlteruns ul:
Ieres lanbes ausmaht; - bier Hnben
mir, bab BON iebem 9unoert pieruno@
bieraig Gamilten in i6ren eisener
6Gufern pobnen-unb am be1ten ges
ifattet es Ii9 fir bic GarmertlaIe.
Die1e bilbet immer nod bic srrbte Yes
pDlterungsgruppe, eine Sbatlade,
bic mir StGbter germ pergenen ~ uno
umfaBt ni9t ltpeniser als 100000
0amilien, bon benen 66 prooent aut
ibrem eisenen Mntpeien leben, nab
renb nur "a bonn 9unoert pa9ter
1tnb. 3iebt man nun in 8etra@t oaB
cine grobe .3abl Der pa9ter elmer
1aulbenfreien Wiebftano beitbt, uno
Bah bic @eiammtaabl bic farbtsen
SFar1ner bes Sibens einf4lieBt, bic
Dor elmer Generation mod iammt uno
5pnbers 1elbit Gtgentbum tparen, nab
renb iebt % bon 100 bic Garmen etsz
men, auf benen lie iiben, 10 mub tlar
tperben. bab bic Gage nod melt gum
itiaer lit, aIs lie, muir nad leneu Sob
len beurtbeilt, eri&etnt. Mabridein%
lid limb i'm peitaus erDbten Sbeile
bes Qanbes Is pro3ent Der Tarmer
g%iqentbumer tbrer Mntpeien. Wenrl
nut, au4 - be1onbers i'm Siben -
bic Garmen 9Guis nur einen geri19er
Wertb reprGienftren, 10 :thut bas benz
mobltbGtiaen GinfuB bes 8etpmbtletns
Der Stderbeit, bas Der 8eiib bes
6etms qepabrt, teiner Mbbru4. Be-
iiBer beS Dades, unter benz iie mob
men, aber ftnb i'm sanaen 2anbe g.
100, 900 Gumilien, pdbrenb $780,
600 in padt ober Mietbe leben.
Der grobe llnteri4ieo apii4en ben
8eiibberbGltniNen ber @tdbte unb
Der ldnbliden Ditritte 1T lei4t ertldrz
li4. Sn Netp Dort bot Elm Sous
neb{t @runbftiid einen bur4}4nittliz
den @ertb bon $4,000, in teiner an
beren @tabt erreiht Der Dur414nttt
a1,4 muir $4,000 unb fir aQe @tdbz
te, Srtf9aften unb nDOrfer" QUAINT
men ergibt ii9 elm bur@14ntttli9er
Wertb bon $325O. Die Neubauten
bes SsSabres 1894 battensin Netp Oort
einen Dur4{@nitthpertb BON $16,5OO.
in Gbicago etnen fol4en BON $4,000
unb auf benz platten 2unbe re4net
man muir $1,000 auf einen Neubal.
Gin @tabtbaus bat eBen auetn 14o11
ben @ertb elmer gan5en Tarm. 1T
dber ni9t nptbpenbig aur @efaaftsz
tbGtigteit bes @tdbters, mie bas bic
farm fir ben Tarmer tit. 81 tommt
es, bab piele @tGbter lift @elb in
Sc Observation-Disclosures iteden uro
CUR Mtetbe pobnen.
Man bat oft ameritani1 9erletts bic
itarte eingetpanberte 8eDDlterung oer
@rpBitGbte fir bas MiboerbaHnib
5pt19en 8eiibern uno 9(bmietbern per-
anttportli9 sema@t - nit nnredt,
benn Der 3eniusberibt ldbt erieben,
baB bic @ingepanberten pett mebr
@tgenbeiib baben, als bic e%imgeborez
men Mmerifaner. Mi9t meniger, als
81 prp3ent ber iril4en Tarmer fl11o
@tgentbirner Der Mnapeien, bic lie be-
arbeiten, >pdbrenb bic eingeborenen
a1neritani1@en Tarmer nur gu SO
pro3ent bic Garmen ibr Gtgenthum
1en1en. Desglei9en iinb in @tabten
BON mebr als $4,000 @inpobnern nur
|23 ron 100 ameritani14en 6amilienz
bGuptern @runbeigentblmer, pahrenb
bon ben Srldnbern f4on "a, bon ben
9eutf4en aber 80 @igentbin.er
BON !9duiern ober @runoitiden iino.
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0rub enun9lU6.

3pnbon,- 81. Tebr. Sn benz
Muf3ug1da4t ber Wbttmoooz3 e6e in
MormQnton, 2eebs, pa1iirte etn I'M
glid, unb 1T man tpegen Der @ider=
beit Der in ber @rube be14afttgten
500 Mrbeiter bel orgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
Narftberi6tc
GNtcAQN.

@inter1pei5en 51-52; @osssn 81
@erite $685.; Safer 28-32;
Corn 4O-41; Mebl, patent, pet SAB
2.85- 3.35; &leeiamen 8.25-8.75;
|Timotbpamen 5.40-5.N; Glo4s
1.41; @eu 4.50-1O.50; Butter, @reaz
merp 1913; Butter, 9airD 1870;
@tiere 1.75-4.8O; Ribe 1.50-4.00;
@toders 2.25-3.25; &Glber 2.50-
$50; @4tpeine 3.60-4.15; @4afe
2.5O-4.25; 2Gmmer 3.25-5.4O;@ &C.
36la9tete 6Wbner 70; 9urtep g.
ii; Gnten 9-12; @dnie 10;
3miebeln per SAB 1.75-2.25; @rbien
1876; Mepfel per SAB 2.75-4.00;
RartoHeln 5 $780,; 8obnen 1.45-
LIZ; @ier 26; 9ontg 8-14; 9onig,
ausaelaKem Sc; SaGg 4; Wbistep
1.22; RGIe, Creamery 10-11; Sale,
@Hmet3er 1O-11; Mtlbenten 1.50-
1000; @abbits 0.75-2.50.
W,inne y lis & st. Yanl.
Weiaen $3.50; Moggen 44-45;
@erfte AZ; @afer 80; Corn 81;
Jla9s LAO; rpatent" zW}ebl pet 100
pfb. 1.75; &lete 9.50-9.75; Milbes
6eu ZOO 800; Butter, Creamery
18- 20; Butter, Dairp 10-17;sGier
20.
ct. souis.
@tiere 2.4O-5.0O; &ibe 2.50-
300; @tpders unb Teebers 2.25-
$50; Sametre 3.90-4.20; @4afe
3.35-4.45; Wei3em so; Corn 40
Al; Rossen 81; 9afer 49,. 5la@s
1.37. a
$fattfaS Cttp.
Wst5en 51-52; Corn Al; @ogz
gen So; Sttere 3.20-5.1O; &ube
10000; Stoders unb 5eebers
2.OO-4.25; S@peine 3.75-.00.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-07
ES fcDIt an Organization.

scyn elmer treffIiHen Rebe oor bet
0airD Union in Mafhingz
ton 1agte Gonerebmarn 9ainer BON
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gatN sen GomocsStaat anncctsren.

8riffeL 1. Mdr5. Seitens Der
@egierung ip1rbe bet 9eputirtentamz
n,er Der Wertragsenttpurf einge1anbt.
na9 nelden Der Congo : @taat nit
allen' 1einen &ebten unb @erpft9z
tungen an 8elgten abgetreten iperben
ion.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02
800 Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
ceased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all is stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity Catarrh bein a
constitutional disease, requires Il con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catafrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
" upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby DESTROYING the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building ny the
CONSTITUTE N and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers.
that they offer One Hundred hollarstor
any case that it fails to cme. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address, +. j. CHENEY 4 Co,
Toledo, ..
s1g~ Sold hy Druggists, 15c.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02
T. J. Fowler.

COL Chas. f. Hooker spoke in the
Court House Wednesday in the inter-
est of his candidacy for United States
Senator, combining his speech almost
entirely to discussion Of the silver
question. He endeavored TO show that
the act Of 1873 was -surreptitiouSly pas
sed and that its effects had been most
baneful upon the peonle. He also
stated that leading nations had APP
pointed commissioners to investigate
the prevailing low prices and that these
had r,ported in favor of remonetiza-
ton Of sill yer as a remedy. Col. Hook
or is a most eloquent speaker and made
fine impression on orr people.
Miss Lula Bell Wallace has returned
from the swamp, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Neil.
Mr.. II D Field left Wednesday for his
home in Pocahontas, Miss.
Mr.. BERTHE Sneed, of New Orleans, is
in tie city.
The 18Th series of the KosciuskC
Building and Loan Association is
now open. Persons wishing tc
take shares in the new series car
do so by applying to the secretary
s. A. WHITE.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02
NJ. A. Pierce.
COUNTERFEITERS.

Last Wednesday Tom Akins and Tom
Atkinson. two Young white men who
live East of town were arralgned be-
fore L. s. Commissioner Hull on the
charge of counterfeiting L. S. coins.
The evidence went to show that they
had made cent pieces out of pewter
and Babbitt metal and passed them
upon the people of EtheI and Koscius-
ko for goods of different kinds and for
the metal out of which they were made
They were sent to jail in default of 500
bonds each to await the action of the
federal grand inrv. Most Of the nick
ell they Ma K are very poor imitation.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02
A ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To The Teachers of Alfalfa Coun-

By appointment Of the Safe
Board of Education | shall conduct
the Institute work Of this county
at the Public School Hall to begin
on the 10Th Of August.
In preparing to do the work Of my
home county | have kept before
me constantly the advantages and
disadvantages which face me: and
in my preparation have tried to
use both to the good Of the teach
ers whom | may meet that week,
After two months constant study
for the work, during part Of which
time | was pupil Of the greatest
educators Of this country, | have
kept in mind the great possibilities
Of this weeks Work and the vast
work to be done if done at all ]
shall meet you in great earnestness
and prove to you that | am your
servant for the week.
The teachers of the State who
were so fortunate as to be able to
attend Normal during the early
part of the summer returned home
not only with praise of the ingtruc-
tons given, but they have purchas-
ed new enthusiasm, new informa-
ton, higher regard :or their pro-
feSSiOn determination fO- k;ghar
attalnments III their work. new
methods OF procedure IN class work
al ms ana more which becomes
~ N':~c. .!.I -.'...~..' .o. - sc ~-
oils who may tall 10 their inst, B.
/ Nn@ "Nr Are mace to feel CHr-
/ SELVES Immortal by the possession
I,r .ao1iuptlnle -ooue. qaoie
troM ;he Mississippi jouru.,. ut
Eduoauon. Mississippi Is pro-
crossing more rapidly tducat,Ju-
ally, than any other State u. '..4
in'"n, says Or. Harris. W.iN'
the Peabody tnNd wa' redNced IN
every other Southern state this
year, d. Curry "ou,d not rcUoce
1T IN Mississippi because 1t IS be-
ing so Juulclou.ly ana prohtGoly
used here. My dear teacher
friends, ore they talking about you?
Are you in the Improvement? Are
you sharing the benefits OF TINS
fund? II not, can you stand be-
fore a school of little children with
clear conscience?
Have we purchased one thing to
to carry into our next session? We
cannot 90 Just as we were. II We
; have not we are not worthy a place
IN the ranks OF a hard fought field,
and, hear me, yon VIII soon be rel
egated to the background and with
out ''penslons' to become a de-
tanner OF those successful in the
work. We are aware that the
poorly paid teachers ofthe country
schools cannot well 60 to the nor
mails, but now 1t IS to be brought
to your homes. and may we not
expect you? Last year two teach
ers from the country attended the
| normal; this year fourteen at
r tended and are back full OF zeal.
Last year thirty enrolled az the IN
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02
Kosciuskc, Miss July 70. IS ).


Whereas. va. tho members 81 the
county Board of EjNcation Of Alfalfa
County. and Superintendent, hav" inst
learned Of the death Of ,ha only Srm #
cAe Of orr members. Mr.. Z L Brister.
Therefore be it
7, solv,i, That we deeply sympath'ze
With HIM in his irreparable loss and
lo'rt him 70 he promises oforr haav-
emily Father who doeth all things well.
2nd, That copy of these resolutions
be furnished TIE STAR and the Nindi-
Gator, a copy be furnished the family,
and this COPY be spread on orr minutes.
W. P. DuBard. A. ], Moore.
At. Allen. G.. C. Oliver.
IT Eowlar
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02
1lD1eal.

We have moved our furniture
business back to eur old stand on
the northwest corner Of the sQuW e
where we will be glad to see all
cur friends and customers,
J. l.. Hammond Il Co.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02
PERSONAL,

George Mcmillan spent Sunday in
town.
Mr.. J H Gowen, Ct West, is in town
this week.
Mr.. bud Sneed, of New Orleans, is
visiting relatives in town.
Misses Allie and Lit Boyd are visit
ing relatives North oftown this week.
Misses Irene Fletcher and Alta Kelly
are visiting in Eupora.
Mrs. Camilla Davis left the city Sun
day for her home in Texas.
Misses Fannie and Grace Lucas re-
turned Tuesday from Columbus.
Mrs. Will Galloway is visiting DR..
Getaways family.
Mrs. Mamie Yerger left Wednesday
for her home in Jackson. Miss Eucenia
Campbell went with her
Mr.. Y. P. Still, of Senatobia, was
among the prominent visitors to the
city yesterday.
Messrs. OIeary and J NJ Fletcher
were in Meridian ona pleasure trim
this week.
Five dollars in gold for the largest
turnip-See Crowder & Edmunds' ad.
Mrs. Armistead left Thursday fol
Walden to be gone several weeks.
Mis-. Hutton, Of Lexington, visited
Mrs. c c Kelly last week.
Misses Ida Terry and Ida Com fort
spent a few days in Kirkwood recently
visiting Mr. Yerger's family.
Miss Chestnut, of Tennessee, is visit
ing Mrs. Luke Holllngsworth.
Mrs. George Wilson left the city
Sunday afternoon for her home in
Lexington.
Miss Bette Brooke, of Lexington, II
! ,Ae charming gdest of her father, Col
C NJ Brooke.
Ny. G C Campbell. an old Alfalfa boy
was in town this week. He is a candi
date for clerk of the Supreme Court.
We are glad to state tina, Mrs.
Hevman is convalescing from sever
case of gastric rever.
Miss Hannah Laub left the city Sun
day for her home in Natchez, after al
extended visit to Miss Bette Abraham
Mr.. Elias Simon accompanied her.
Mr.. Ed b Comfort, of jackson. can
dldate for State Land Commissioners
was in town last week. He has man
friends here who were glad to zee hin
Messrs. Joe and Emile Weiss, VIII
left Kosciusko for the West some week
ago, have located in Davis, !. t.. whei
they have opened upa store of gener,
merchandise. Their frie..ds here wis
. them we'll.
Mrs. Della Crichlow and her son. NJ
r W Crichlow, of Murlreesboro, Tenn
f are visiting their relatives, DR.. G
Clark and family. Mrs. Crichlow is
native of thus county, though this
her first visit here for wears.
Mr., Will Temple left the city Wed
nesdav for Hattiesburg,, Miss, whel
he will at once open npa hardwal
business for himself. win is a mod
Young business man, clear headed an
honest, who has developed rapidly
his chosen line. His hundreds
friends ali over tie town and count
wish him all success. fia,tesburs is
thriving place.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02

On this day, August 1st. we have
formed a partnership under the
firm style OF Boyd & Jackson to
conduct general grocery business
al ihp I'D stand of H. W Jackson
N West side. We solicita liberal
share q public patronage.
j. NILES BOYD.
II. W. JACKSON.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02

aA. We offer special inducements
to housekeepers.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02

FIVE DOLLARS in gold will
h. ciyen to the purchaser of
our seed who raises the larg-
est tnrnlp.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02

And while you are in town re-
member we have several dozen
Mason's Fruit Jars that will
be sold at prices to suit the
thickness of your pocketbook.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-08-02

An old man babe his sons try to
break bundle of sticks. They
could not do it; but when the sticks
were separated and tried siugly
they were easily broken. "See, my
sons" he exclaimed, "the power
Of unity.-ESOP.
Honest goods, lowest prices,
large assortment, and square deal
ings are the sticks that make up
the grocery business.
Almost every grocer has one or
more of these sticks; but it takes
all four to make a bundle such as
ours is-that can't be broken.
Come to see our
Fruits,
Candies,
Canned goods
All sorts of Crooor,oc
sA. We offer special inducements
to housekeepers.
!. B. Rasea.ha!