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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-16
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-16

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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

SENATOR WoLcoTT will take a
lively interest in the election of
state senators this fall; being elect
ed for four years they will vote for
Mr.. Wolcotts successor. hence it
becomes necessary for Mr.. VOL.
colt to make q trip to Colorado to
help outline the fall campaign.
Ed also wants TO see how his vote
to exempt corporations from being
taxed and his vote to issue bonds
instead OF greenbacks with which
to carry on tho war pleases his con-
stituents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

Speaking of private enterprise
brings US to the subject Of gun
powder. All civilized govern.
ments of tie earth have discarded
the old red and black gunpowder
and adopted the new smokeless
klnd-ell except our own govern
ment which does not make its gun.
powder, but leaves the manufac-
ture thereof to private enterprise.
But as it costs money to equip a
plant for the manufacture of
smokeless powder, our private en-.
terprises refused to be at the ex.
pense and our government, always
alive to the blessings of private
enterprise, kindly consented to
make use of the old kind. The
result is that such modern guns as
we have, and which require the
smokeless powder, cannot be sup
piled except from. abroad. There
are no facilities in this country for
the manufacture OF smokeless gun
powder, and we could not make a
pound OF 1t without first equipping
n plant, and that would take time.
AS the corporations engaged in
the manufacture of gunpowder-
including the Dupont works-have
a pull" we have no modern gun.
powder
For three years, the officers of
our army and navy have been ,ry.
ing hard to induce the government
to adopt smokeless powder, MS all
other civilized governments have
done long ago. But the powder
making corporations, and notably
one large concern in Delaware,
have persistently stood in the way
OF this reform. Two years ago,
the reform was nearly victorious,
but owing to the influence of the
Dnponts, we believe, the matter
fell through. We do not pretend
tp know all the facts in the case,
hut it is at least certain that, owing
10 the peculiar methods of private
enterprise, we are without. sup
ply of this most precious article
in war time. This would seem in-
credible did We not remember that
this country does not make its
own powder, but leaves tina. task
I" private enterprise. The re-
suits are such rs we can See.
Again and again, let us thank our
lucky stars We are Mt war with a
contemplate power. or the Su.
preme Court might now be in ses-
sion out in the woods. Twentieth
Century,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11
THE Alamosa Courier says: a

THE Alamosa Courier says: "A
few dirty lawyers own nearly all
the land grants. This grant bust.
ness is the dirticst aud most glsr-
ing form OF swindlipg that has
ever disyraced this nation"
Land monopoly. NO far a. this
couniry is concerned, il = thing Of
the future. Unless tho single tax
or something Of that nature il
adopted the larger part Of the
United States will be owned by a
few dirty lawyers" within q few
decades.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11
Public Sale u Real Property.

trisf C0,,rt II shr Iwslslh Judicial district
within and for the county ~ ltio Grandr, os
thu x,ri day at April. Inn. ]. koiirff u. wrI
larr. COmnis sioncr Of said court duly ap.
pointed. viii sst rsturist the sith DAY Of Juf.~,
tser. ~ tho hour of two - o'clock y. ~. ~ the
front ,iour al the Poet once In tho town ot
AHAtc vista. Colorado. sell ~ public sale Ia
the highest and lrst bidder. th~ property herr
tnaftrr draarissi Tor mot lc-- than the nppruis.
I'd value thereof hereinafter mentioned. ths
ioli0~ihx d-scrtt,~d properly. commouly
known - the cpdikr pruts~rty. to.wte;
La N nisck Nosth H,dc Addition 70 thc
Town NJ Mnnte Vista. appraised vaiue ei:a.
lx,s 10 htrk North side Addition To the
town u Aoair vista. Ard improvements there
o.. appra,sed vaiGr e60
lpts " and - IN Heck North ntac Addition
"a thr sown 0f Monte vsstai ard impr0vcsneats
therss.n. atrrnissd value .lGA
La u W. atrk J. NORTH bhi. Addition t0 th~
!cwM os nan.r Vista. snd lmprovcsssasa
tusu y. y. q. and ~ IN !iIork wrss naAe a..
pruvemsNta tkrr~ua, apl,rntsrd value ExA
natd psppessy WV (sr ssslA upon the sn,ioviAn
teeNAi x6 psf r~mt ~ pveukass pstce IN b
cnAA; . pr eeMt IN tss paid Ia slS nspalhsi
= PEE csel ~ ~ patd IN oAr yceFi cd tAs ~.
paitat19 = per csnt n fr PAID In u unnths
Sgu1e tka 1eas ~ ~ sais. All dssssrel pay.
moees N 6saw tatfrsat - the vate NJ PIT
ceot ree AneuiM. Nnesa os ~ purpAasrS viii
- oa9eN ~ eerSteeole ~ enle 4veN, hut M
Ase1 vil - etvsN untN I'll paSmests aFe mnds
~ The fastSsg osfet ns thr posil!,
C0WMisasbass.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

THE bond proposition received
the votes of ,hirty-seven republi-
cans, seven democrats and ono
popnlist. The democrats who
voted for 1t were: Messrs. Gallery,
Faulkner German, Gray, Lindsay,
Mitchell and Murphy, the popu-
list WAS MIR. Kyle. No republi-
cans voted against the issue of
bonds, the votes in opposition to
bonds being cast by twenty.one
democrats, five populists and five
silver republicans. Jast before
adjournment this evening sensa.
tional speech was made by Mr..
Wolcott (rep.) of Colorado, in
reply to some suggestions concern
ing the bimetallic commission
made by Mr.. Allen (pop.) OF Ne
braska.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

The recent talk about issuing
greenbacks to stimulate industry
and provide for the successful
carrying on of the wnr has set the
bankers and their subsidized press
nearly crazy. The Issue and con-
troll OF the volume of money is the
prop that sustains the plutocracy
the world over, and the very
thought of the government as
suming this sovereign function
sets the money power wild.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11


Gen. Fred ID. Grant on June Isl
took the oath M brigndier general,
says tho Denver Republican. The
oath was administered by Judge
George A. Harris. OF Rome, Ga,
III cx.Confrderste, aud the cere-
mony was witnessed by n largo
concoursc OF people. Gen. Grant
expressed great satisfaction tina,
he should have the privilege ol
assuming the obligations Of his
Office from 10 distinguished . Con.
federate, and when tho ceremony
was over = great shout went up.
Tho FIRST man 70 shake hands with
and congratulate the distinguished
officer WAS Maj. George L. 0ilies.
pie Of this city, who WAS with Gen.
Lee when he surrendered 1t Ap.
poiuattox. The sccne was one
unique In tho history of tho coun.
try and tho incident created the
greatest enthusiasm. which broke
into tremendous chssrs whom Gen.
Grant said: "Shaks hsnds now,
noe over . bloody chasm, bat on
The soil oe . country one in Id
loyalty 70 one Gag"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

OLD JoHN SHERMAN passct..
through Chicago last Saturday en
route to Alaska Il 10 actually
pi,iful to contemplate such All or.
ganism in human shape. The oil
scoundrcl has accumulated mil.
lions by tho most questionable
methods, and now on tho verge Of
insanity, lettering on tho brink Of
tho grave. there II the same insa-
table grssping for gold. Had be
been frozen TO death IN tho Chill.
koos Pass s~veuty yssss ago ihs
American people would have csr.
tainly i'ssa hsttcr q Than ~
ore. =. Chicago Expsea T.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

Ed. WoLcorr got mad the other
day at some criticisms made by
Senator Allen of Nebraska con-
cerning the appropriation Of $780,
600 for sending silver cont mis-.
sion to Europe, and attacked the
whole populis. party. He called
them long.hnired cranks and twit-
ted them Of being poor and only
able to support "patent-inside"
newspapers. Senator Allen ~.
Piled TO the senator's "sophomoric
Phillipics' and gave him to under.
stand the populis's were nblc to
meet the Colorado senator any.
where either in tho senate or out.
sidc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

DURING the past two years Mark
Hanna has been one of the best
abused men this country has ever
produced. Whether this abuse
has been fully deserved, We leave
his critics and apologists to settle
- best they may. OF one thing,
however. We are certain. The
masses OF the people owe him an
eternal debt of gratitude for the
mastery way in which he has, by
degrees, elbowed your Uncle John
Sherman off the political stage.
X. of l.. Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

Ths most widely and tavesably known
epeciAltsts IN the United otaty6. Thsis
long experiences, vsmarka bic isktlI and uni.
81 Nervous. % cnrenie s % and :ussicai sn 81. ps.
sasss sntltlc these eminent Ehysicisna 70
the full confidence Of the aftsetsd every.
Whevs. They guarantee,
to: &. SSssTs .s HSn Of rosIT,y. ". 81 SYH
numsrcue evils that follow In ~ train.
PRIVATE BLOOD AND SKIN DIS.
eAaEs .nssdiiy. completely and psrmA.
NERvoSHss prnIL,ry AND SEXUAL
DlnORDERs Yield readily 10 ihsSs skillfui
FiEEs. risruLA AND RECTAL. VI.
CERe Euerantesd cured without pain or
HrDnocELn and yARicocELE per.
mansntly ahd succssssu,iy ours1 In every
sSYPHIi.Is. ooNonnl!,cA. oLEEr,
Nanhoq4. Night Eri.slons. Iccaysd. rae.
vlt:ss, psmats Weakness and all delicate
dtsoTdsss peculiar 70 either sex posittvsty
sSSssd e ,vs| e e.. iscs'Snb ss.C.dssss
s1esss ef mature ysarr.
nEiCTURE guatnnferd .r4sman.ns!y
eufsd, rsmqvel compirtr. w;thout cuttlna.
eavpttc. or dllalipn. Cures effected ~ home
ey salient. without momanca pain OF
Duh SUccEss u based vpsa facts
ytsst. practical. .experisnce; seeeed. every
care q specially studied. thu ltnrtln9
ss ..:ss :r:: !. III. III -: ~ .s sss
DIS. bettS ( betN
- 47th ~ On. oAst1A
bisteA exc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11
woLcorr ROASTED.

The following is the reply mad,
by Senator Allen to Senator VOL.
colts "long haired" speech in thu
Senate last Friday:
"Mr. President, If l wanted tc
copy the manners of the Senator
from Colorado, 1 should want him
TO modify them very much. l
made no reference whatever to
sqnandering any money. / did
not say one word about squander.
ing money, nor did l say word
from which the very amiable and
very distinguished Senator could
infer that l reflected upon him OF
his commission. l did say-and
the Record tomorrow morning will
bear me out, and 1t will not be
tampered with for rhetorical or
other etfect-that the money mp.
propriated by this government for
that commission was uselessly ap-
propriated; that every dollar that
was spent IN sending commission
ers abroad was money squandered.
repeat it now. If that is an
otfense, the Senator can SO con.
slider it either in this chamber or
elsewhere-not that the commits
sioners spent money they ought
not to have spent, not that they
were extravagant or did what they
ought not to have done, but that
money appropriated for a mission
that it was apparent would be
fruitless in the very nature of
things when the appropriation was
made Was squandering of money.
"If the Senator hud laid the
unctlon to his soul that the COM
missloners, of which he was the
head, who went to England TO
bring about international bimetal-
lism would be successful, / believe
he was the only man who though.
so; and yet, because | referred 10
this IN open and candid debate, |
am to be the recipient of the
sophomoric philippics and the
epithets OF that gentleman.
"Mr. President, there is moth.
ing about the Senator from Colo.
RADIO that l fear, ard there is
nothing that I, respect under cor
tain circumstances. While / am
perfectly willing to accord to him
the same treatment that ! would
to any other gentleman, l do not
permit him to put words into my
mouth that I have not uttered, ard
no gentleman with keen sense of
honor would undertake to do that
in a public or private position.
II do not desire to reflect upon
the party to which the Senator be-
longs, if he has party, and do
not know to which branch of the
republican party he belongs. il he
belongs to either branch. And
yet, Mr.. President, it is not neces-
sarv for me to say that the repub-
licans are long-haired and Wild
eyed to even up with the Senator
from Colorado. i would not SUIT
fer myself. populist as / am and
hailing from Nebraska as ] do, to
belittle myself in my own eyes to
that extent. While l do not have
the collegiate education of this
most distinguished and brilliant
star from Colorado. l have self.
respect enough to refrain from
epithets Of that kind.
"Now, sir. have said nothing
to offend that gentleman, and 1
have no apologies TO make to him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

EVERY man who stays at home
has duty to perform In connec.
ton with tho war. That duty con.
sists in battling for the collect.
visit principle in connection with
this struggle with Spain. For in.
stance, the food supply Of our
troops ought to be taken instantly
ont Of the hands Of private con.
tractors. 1t ought to be prepared
IN the national workshops cspcc.
tally established for tho purpose.
At this moment there n,c loud
complaints At Tampa regarding
the quality of the food served ia
our soldiers. They have beans
set before them that are not III 10
be eaten, aud ham that would dis.
grace a garbage heap. These nrc
cold, hard facts, md private enter.
priss u 10 blame for it. The con.
tractor has TO get his profit ont OF
tho food supply. That il tho be-.
ginning and ending of tho matter.
II this way Of doing things dses
not come TO . speedy end, the
Spaniarsls win not have much ress.
on 70 fear our troops apd the Wat
will drag along till ioouss!sy.
Contractor ere iar dssdlisr than
5pasish bailsta.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11
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u1an 6sopaned.
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vsSulss dsys Il tis 4wss sssm II ~ rpsniy
Gssss t < ~ ss..3G s.S:sy: v ~ ss:ss ~ g
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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

New ENGLAND ought to muzzle
Senator Chandler of New Hamp-
shire. He had the audacity a few
days ago, to declare that our for
mer republican presidents have
kept the U. S. supreme court pack
ed with subsidized judges in the
interest of monopoly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

Word was received Saturday by
his local representatives that Sena-
tor Wolcott would be home in a
few days. Whenever the House
acts on his seigiornge amendment
he will leave Washington to take
personal charge OF his political af-
fairs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

The majority in Colorado for
Bryan over Wolcott's candidate
for president in 1896 was 100, 600,
and yet Wolcott expects to over
come that majority in 1900 aud be
reelected to the u. s. senate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

The reform forces in Ohio are
getting together on the single
platform of the initiative and ref
erendum. That platform carried
ont means everything the people
dasire
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

The war has demonstrated the
importance of government owner
ship and control OF the telegraph
lines.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-02-09
!SOnletht1lu to KnOlC.

So may be worth something 20 low
Chat the very best medicine for restOr,
& EE the tired out nervous system to
ihesllth and yigor is Electric Bitters.
This medicine il purely vegetable,
It's by giving tone to the nerve contres
"a the stomach, gently stimulates the
aivsreud Kidneys. and aids these or.
ans IN nsthrowing off i'm mpurlties in the
@Iond. Electric Bitters improves the
appetite, aids digest on. and Is pro-
.Sounced by those who have tried it as
s2e vary best blood purifier and nerve
ROnie. Try IL. sold for 500 or 81 90
sgsar bottle at Crawford Bros Drug
sSsx1re.
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- LIT PfODfe,

Old People who require medicine to
tegu!ate the bowels AID Kidneys will
find the true remady in Electric Bit
ter~ This M, dicine does no simulate
int Xicanf, Tut acts "a tonic and
aitera'iye It acis mIldlv on the
stomach aud bowels. aadiug strength
a"d giving tone to the organs. there
by aiding Nature in the performance
Of tn" funriDn.. Electric pIieis i<an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old People find il just exactly what
they need Pdce fifty cents and 81 90
per bp't,e vt Crawford Bro-' Drug
store
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-02-09
Shot by the Teacher.


Special to The State.
Grecaville, Feb :. - 4 shooting
atEray took place today at Easlcy,
in which Prof john c Long-ton
wounded LK Kelly. Prof Langs
ton hah cargo Of the puolic schools
which Kolly's child attcndo d.
The two men disagreed about an
incidental fec, and Sunday after
noon they hada fight. This morn
ing the trouble was renewed and
Langston shot Kelly, inhicting
several flesh wounds. The teacher
is originally from Georgia. Kel,
ly was formerly in business here,
but moved to Easley some time
ago.
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Electric Sitters.

Elect,c Bittrrs is medicine suited
for any s~aspn. but perhaps more gem
orally needed when The lsnguid, ex>
hsusted feeling prevails, when the
liver IL 'orpid and sluggish and the
need of a To ,ic aud Alternative IL felt.
n prompt u.e of this uedi3ine has offs
on averted long and perhaps fatal bills
uus fevers No m-dIce VIII act mole
th' ely iu countersrtine and fleeing
the system rom the ualarial poison.
Hadacue In digestion, Constipation,
Dizziness yied 10 Electric Bite soc
aud Sl.0O per bottle ~ crawford Bros
Drug Store
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4 ~"c" Thiny JOr YOu

A tra"s tinu in VI ich you cannot
lose ~ -ur" thing IIIiousn ~ SICK
h sdache, furred tongue, fever piles
and thou rud other lis are caused
nv MT patton apd s,urgish liver
C"srarr ~ andy Catnn'trc the Won
derf"l new liver stimulau and inies.
tina' tom" nre by AL druggists guar
anteed to cure or moueN refunded
&C are sure thing Try box to
day: Zoe, DC. SOC. sample and
bOokleT free al all druggist~
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wESTBOUND IEASrBO1Nn
: 20 $40 Ly Lancaster Ar 90 50

Train leaving Lancaster at : ~ a IN.
c""nects at chester Win oou,nern 20
ing south { d !, going north and G
& & \ Nes!i6ulc aud iuca traits gong
west.
Train 'cHriug luucu-t-r at 3 i0 D m.
"onnc"t- at Lancaster with . Il Il @
rom anHrn, ANA Chester wiln
southern g"irg n"rth aud south AMI
with 6 q l. north.
Train i"a, ing Chester a, II O5 a III
CONNECTS at tuc-itr WITH southern
r"m harinlt-. ut i.uucusley with .
IL d { 'or tt'ni"n tues lay. rhursday
ana saturday; ats" & X J. rom nonh.
Train leaving Chester 6l5 y m
i"n""ris with southern ..Om Eumm
nla, q :. " y from Atlanta andC S l.
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Wanted t!

All parties indebted to me to
come forward and settle at their
earliest convenience. You may
aaye forgotten the amount you
1Ee me but | haven't. Come
nd settle. Respectfully
j. +. Rutledge, ID. d. S.
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill Il bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty-four
hours; sediment or settling indicates
"A diseased condition or the kidneys
When urine stains linen it is positive
evidence of kidney trouble. Too fire.
qnent desire to uri'ate or pain in the
back, is also convincing proof that the
kiduey1 and bladder are out Of order
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HARNESS! HARNESS /!

The hide that covered the old cows
back
IL made To whiZ upon the track
In reins sufficient that will hold
Are manufactured by our MIR. Stoll.
or customers using them there Is no
end.
From the Governor down to SALTY
Ben "
All kinds harness, single aud double.
Wagon and Buggy Harness from 50 so
to $1,000.
a nice line Of Riding Saddles and
Brides on hand. Rip Saddles aud
Harness a speciality.
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THE
M " YO RK WORLD,
TIL RICE-A-W EEK EDITION.
rs PNgeS u IVeeh.
I5G Pu6eS u Year.

IA larger than any weekly or seni>
eTe .kiy paper published and is tn" on
y important Democratic "weekIyN
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Shines "a large as the leading Repub J.
esssn weekly Of New Y k city. 1t will
(Ie 0f especial advantage tO you during
the Presidential CAMPAIGN, as IL II
published every Other day, excep
Su day, and has all th freshness an,
CimcilnesS "f IA daily. 1t combines nj
the news with long list at interesting
departments, unique features. cartoont
aud graphic ilIustrar ions, the latter be-
2ng speciality
All these improvements have been
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'siIich remains at one dollar per year
We Offer this nnequaIed newspaper
ard The LEDGER together one year
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sd5- We make Ginning Outfits spe.
ciaity. Ir you wish to examine one of
these we refer you 10 Poag & Harper.
Here are few of the Gentlemen to
whom we have old full outfits this
season: w. l.. Blackmon, d. A Brid>
ges, DIR. f. + Horton, Col. l. G Hough,
and DR.. G. @ Welsh There has not
been but yerv little il any machinery
sold in this section for several years
except what we have sold. Some say
why is this? Simple enough.
We take our time. don't move in
dash,
Buy where its the cheapest. and pay
the CASH.
We have The exclusive Agency for
all the best makes and will sell for less
profit than anybody.
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BUGGlESI BuGGIES /!

We have nu hand and to arrive the
incest compiet,. iine OF Buggi 3, Phae-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-02-09
WAGONS! WAGONS /!

We carry the best line Of Wagons
i'm the Car"linas Old Hickory. Pied
mont. Tennessee, ~prach or any other
kind you may desire. All sizes--one,
Two, three aud four-horse. Repairs
OF all kinds on IA nd Prices not in
the way. We have three large dis
tributing points hence the large mum.
Der bought aud THE Low PRO Il
paid
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-02-09
LANCASVEK AND CuES ER
RAlLW

BETWEEN CHE TER AND LANCA ,TER
Schedule in effect EaiIy except SUNDAY
on aud after jury 70, 1896.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-02-09
, are a Few of the Main Articles.

tons, SurlieS, Carts, Etc. in The State.
We have the exclusive Agency for all
the best makes henGe our ability to
furnish what you may desire. Here
are few of the kind we handle: Bab-
cock, Ty son IL Jones; Carolina, Rock
Hill. olnmbus. Columbia, Parry, Ad-
vance and a great many others, too nu-
merous TO mention, ranging in price
from So 90 to $3.50 90.
Ovet the brain o! each youth ia snrea6.
How long. how long before can wed 2
You most wait patiently aud endure
And wait until IL does mature.
But how much sooner IL would be
If you only buy an IL. NJ. Il.