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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18

ported to have exceeded s., 900.
This is more than was paid for
the employment of teachers, and
their schools would have been
closed bat for the dispensary
supplementary fund.
The counties that bought, spent
usually about $4,000 for these
charts, the expenditure ranging
from about 81, 900 to 5000. In
Fairfield no permission to canvass
was granted; likewise in Chester,
Superintendent w. d. Knox say
ing that they had had experience
or "the danger of turning loose
agents upon the school trustees. -
Mr. McMahan learning of the
damage being done, excrted HIM
self to stop further purchases.
The county board of Abbeville
reported that they were in session
considering the question when
they received his letter of warning
and they refused to permit the
agents to canvass tho county.
Anderson county has also Just
been reached by the agents, and
permission was refused. In Spar
tanburg and GreenvilIe the cans
vasS had begun but the express
slons of the state superintendent
haG become known in the county
and the agents had become un-
able to sell and abandoned the
field. In Lancaster permission
was granted after the warning.
Mr.. McMahan stated that he
thought the cost of the chart was
extravaganza. and that he was sus>
tanned in this opinion by a num-
ber of educators. He had had
teachers to tell him that the chart
would do very well in the hands
of capable teacher but not other
wise.
He stated further that in some
counties the agents had received
no permission to canvass. Whether
or not this would render the con-
tracts invalid, he could not saw.
and the attorney general has not
yet expressed an opinion. The
charts were sold on contracts to
be made payable upon delivery of
the goods. These contracts were.
as rule, negotiated and dis
counted INN edlately upon their
being accepted.
He was asked if no censured
the state board of education for
giving the agents permission to
canvass the State. He said that
ne felt diflident in regard to pass
ing judgment upon those who
were IN n measure his superiors
In office, but he thought that they
had acted unwisely in permitting
the agents TO come into the State
and market the chart at such n
price. "llIndsigh, is better than
foresight" and the state board
probably had no idea to what ex-
tent the charts would find sale.
He then explained the connec-
tion of the state board with the
matter. When a concern of this
kind desires to come into the
State, 1T must obtain permission
from the state board; then the
agents can enter no county with
out permission from the county
board. These grants of permis- :
sion are not necessarily recon
mendations nor are they binding
on the school trustees.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18
TOLBERTS MAY GO HOME.
The Governor Commands the
Peace and Requires that They
he Let Alone.
Special toGrecnville News

CoIum Ola, S. c., March 12.-
Governor ElIerbc today issued Il
proclamation co nmanding the
people of AbbeviIIe and Green.
wood to let the ToIberts return
to their homes and commanding
the peace.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18
Hanged on a Gallows he Made.

Atlanta, March 14.-Robert
Lewis White, was hanged here
today for the murder of Charley
Haynes. He was carpenter and
built the gallows upon which he
died.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18
haGRIPPN'S LNGiGY.

Worn out and exhausted in body
and mind, with shattered erves and
a paipitating heart; no desire for food
and no ability To digest it; unable to
rest or sleep day or night-lhis is La
Grippe's legacy. Long after the grip
germs have been driven out the poi
sons which they created remain in
th. blood, the heart, the lungs. the
stomach, weakening the nerves aud
lowering the vitality of the system
There is one way Of destroying TIN G
seeds OF disease and death which aIe
IN Inheritance from grip DR.. Miles
NerviRs will do it. 1t gives the shat
tered nerves a rest and helps them to
recover their strength. 1t stimulates
the appetite, strenthens the stomach,
assimilation and fits the blood with
the vital elements Of life.
Two wars ago, after a severe at
tack of the grip, / was overcome with
nervous prostration, heart Irouble and
nervous dyspepsia | was 80 low that
| could not bear to be spoken to. aud
'''''S Iblc SDdSIu "nlcn i
frequently suffered. had no control
OF any of my organs. Every remedy
known t. my physicians was tried
without success and then my wi q
brought me bottle OF DR.. Miles
Nervine After using one bottle |
could speak few words At the end
Of 'hree months could talk quite
naturally aud now am completely
cured OF tn" trouble"
GEO a. ANDREWS,
Great Darlington, Mass.
A trial package OF DR. Miles favor.
ite treatment for the grip, consisting
Of DIR. Miles Nervine, DR. Miles Anti
Pain Pills and DR.. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills will be- sent absolutely
free OF cost to any person sending
name and address on a postal card, re-
questing The sampes. aud mentioning
the name Of this paper. Adress
DR.. Miles Medical 90, Elkhart, Ind.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18
SUPPLIES
RUNNING THE STATE.
Seem to DetraCt Too Much
From Educational Funds.
SOME VERY ASTONISHING
FIGURES.
State Superintendent of Educa-
tlon McMahan Makes a State
ment in Regard to the
Situation.

When Hon. j. j. McNIahan
entered the office of state super-
lntendent of education, he began
to investigate rumors that the
State was being flooded with mans
and charts sold ut an eXtravacant
price, and IN large quantities.
There was one chart in particular
which represented the cost of S37.,
SO, equivalent to the ordinary
salary of Il public school teacher
for a month and half.
His investigation led him to
write the county boards, urging
them to check the sale of these
charts.
AS the teachers associations of
Saluda and Kershaw counties have
recently adopted resolutions dis.
approving of buying these charts
in such great quantities, Mr.. Nc
Mahan was Yesterday approached
In regard to the matter.
In February a communication
in The State from Yorkville called
attention to the indiscriminate
purchase of charts in York county,
and that Mr.. Mahan in en-,
deavoring to check the sale
"was after Mr.. MaytieId. " Mr..
Nc hahan at the time denied that
he was "after Mr.. Mavfcld. "
and stated in card in The State
that he was trying to prevent
further purchases He has since
been making inquiry and COM
piling figures from the several
counties of the State. He said in
his statement, that from the re
ports of the county supcrintcn
dents of education of the majority
OF the counties of tie State, and
from incomplete reports appear
ing in the last annual report of
the state superintendent of edu-
cation, it appears that between
S57, 900 and S5S,OOO of public
money has been invested in charts,
and like apparatus, chiefly the
mathematical charts sold by w.
w. Tutwiler as manager Of the
K. o. Evans Co., of Chicago.
The chart sells for $3.50, and
consequently cuts off at least
months teaching in the school in
which it is purchased.
To indicate tho extravaganza of
the principle in some counties, it
may be noted that in Sumter
county this item is reported as
about 81, 200; in Florence about
81, 900; the proceeds of the three
mill tax in the latter county is be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000. In
one district in Florence where
there were four schools, the
county superintendent reports
that the total school fund appor-
toned was S3S0.6O, and that of
this 1916 was spent for charts,
leaving 81. go to run the schools.
In another district the expendi-
ture is reported as exceeding the
apportionment.
In Horny county where the
three mill tax raises som ething
between 81, 900 and $4,000, the
amount spent for charts according
to the item in the state superin-
tendent's annual report is over
"a, 600, and it is currently re-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18

Fo-To-B Bao for Fifty Cents
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makss yenk
men swoog, Mood pare. 500 a. All drusglsts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18

Educate Your Boweis with Cascarers.
,oc oCsndy Csthsrtis. cure constipation forever
ioc. DO. IL O. O. @. fail, t.uxgisss refund money.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18

To Cure Constipation Forever.
TAKE Cascarets Candy Cathartic lOc or Csc
III q q. q. fail to cure, druggists refund money
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-18

PAfE PnLLS- Ono cont dose" Az drusstsss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

unb Der r0eutf6R 8ant," beren &afiirer er
felt pielen Sa6ren mar. 9srr 8ees mar cher
ni9t nur i'm geiddftli6en 2e6en cine %raitlofe
Ndtur, fonbern er iu9te unb fanb au4 I'M
mer 3eit, fi4 ben f4Onen &iinIten gu tpioz
men. @r na4m auf muittalif4em 9ebiete
cine electromagnetic Steaung Elm unb purbt
Oes Sefteren als preisri4ter bei Sdngerz
Sournieren unb in muIfaliI9sn @erdnft1ls
tun9en 6erange3Ogen. Der @eritor5ene ge<
6Drte gu ben @riinbern bss Norbz8altimprez
Mdnner4or, par Mitglieb Oes @ermania
MdnnerdOr, Der frii6eren nS4ibens@eieG
f6aft", Der n6urmOnie," bes n0ieOertrun=
3es", bes rNGgem. 0eutf6en @aifenz8erz
ems" unO anberer 9eIeGi9aften. 6srr
9einri9 @ees maj 5tpei Mal ber6eiratbet
unO bate Is &inber, bOn benen a6er nur
nod feds am 2eben iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Worftberi6t.
Saarperfdufe.

W ebL - 9glnter.met3eu Natents I'M SAB. $3.50
$40; Straiobts, 1929. 40 III Sadeu; SpecIul-g ronos
barter 6riibIobrs.Wet8eu gatents. sLI0|2 b, Sater5.
S2.S5-250; ~RoqaenmebL S2.6o-2.80. s.
Wintermei3 EN- - yfotber gto. 2. 74c; rDtber so. 8,
67-72e; barter No. z, 67-67Ac; barter $40. g. TN
L73c.
SRI 3 iabrspeiaeu - gsortberit $40. l. 71h-7Se;
gtortberu SO. 2. 69-72c; So. 8. 65-7lc.
Mats-yto.2 2. I'M SpetGer. 1916; eeIber 80. 2, 1896;
SO. 3, 1876; oeIber $40. 8, 34Hc. Auf Der 8Drie, obne
2aoerfoTten. nad 8roben murbsu %Dertauft: 90. 2, 36Hc;
eelber $40. 2, SIC; gtoa3. 34e; 9elber yto. 3. 34Ac.
SAFER - gto. 2. i'm Spether, 27Ac; merger 9o. 2,
3OA-3lc; $50. 3. 27Hc; metBer ytO. 3, 29A-30Ae; merger
Mp, a, 29h-29Ac. auf Der 8brie. obue &a9erfoiten
mad 8roben murben ~oerfouft: so. 2, Csc; tpeiBer go. ?.
SOh-3l4c; $40. 8, 27Ac; meiBer go. 3, SO-SOhe;
meiBer $40. 4, 29A-3Or.
&oooeu - yto. 2, fir ben Gpeifer, 56Mc; $40. 4,
pbne 2o9ertoiteu, sac.
Serfte- Wtat8.A uatitdten, 42-5lr; Sutter9erite,
Ale.
Sdmereien-5Ia9s No, 1 ytortbpeitern. ani benz
SeIeiis, 81. 1879; Stmotbp. $2.O0-2.45 per 100 PfuHa
Slice BON s5.OO-57 rs Der 100 Yiuuo.
RIeie-Reiue @erfdufe beridtet.
s eu -1tntotbp. 0em6bnIides bis 6eites, 100000
bleSoune; 8roirie. 9ep6bHti4e5 bis beits5, oon 340)
$50 per Souue.
ct b--8tOssen ~s5.5O-6.25; Mei8en uno 3aisr
3,5U-4.50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
sic staatSIottericm tnt Setti6et
MeiG1. d

1teber bic ftuatli9an 2otterien in 0eutf3a
lamb pirb ~mitget6eilt: Der umfang Der uez
berproOuttion uuf bteiem @e6iete tritt am
9eutlt9ften gu Sage, penn man ft4 Das
8er6GltniB Der 8epOIterungs5iffer gu benz
furfirenben Spteltapital Dor Die 4ugsn
fu6rt. @G6renb BreuBen Bel elmer @inpD9z
ner3a6I BON 31,855,123 Elm 5pteltapital BON
7O,51O,924 Mart in 8emegung iebt, Bel Dem
Spiel Der Staatslotterie dlIp Elm 8etrag bon
POI Marf ol1f ben &opf Der 8eb0lferun5
~entfdIt, ite1t ft9 biefes 8erbGltniB in ben
iibriqen oeuti9en 2pttertezS taaten pefentz
lib anbers bar: in Sa91en Bel elmer Gin
tpo6ner3a6l BON 3,787,688 unb eiten Spiel
tapital BON 4O,920,O0O Mdrt duf 1880 &c.
in Medlenburg bel elmer @inlpp6ner5d6l BON
597,436 unb einem Spieltapitdl BON IT,
$4,000 Marf auf 1888 Marf, in 8rdunz
19peig Bel elmer @~inpo6ner3a6l bon 1884,
213 unb einem 9pteltapital BON 24,420,z
900 Mart auf 1924 W}arf, in ben Staatsn
beg an6altzt6irtngi19en 2ottertez8erbunz
bes BEL elmer @inpp6ner5a6l BON 1,471,419
unb einem Spieltdpital BON 11,528,000 SO.
auf 1888 W}art, in 0amburg BEL elmer Gin
tpo6nersabl BON 681 ,632 unb einem Spiel
tapital bon 27,869,874 Marf quf 1899
Mart, in 2ibed bel elmer Gintpobz
neraa6l BON 1884 unb einem 6pielfapttal
BON 6,173,998 30, fogar auf ben 8etrag pon
74.1O 90. prD &opF Der 8eoDlferung. G5
Ieu9tet obne 8eiteres Elm, baB Die fleineren
8unbesftauten fire 2oOie ni6t innerbal6 Der
eigenen @ren3en unterbrtngen f%Onnen, 1onz
bern gum tpeitaus grOBen Sbeile auf ben
NbfaB in PreuBen unb benjenigen 8unOeSz
Itaaten angepieie en- Iinb, bic ii6 elmer eigenen
2Otterie ni4t erfreuen, 9as MiBDer6dltntB
3pifhen Der 8ebDlterun9s3u6l unb ben 2otz
terie3iffern ertlGrt audi, nes6alb bic betr,
@in3elitaaten ni6t auf bic @inri9tung elmer
&ei9Sz2otterte eingeben noQen, in 0eren
@rtrag tie nur na6 benz 8er6dltriB ibrsr
@~inpQbner5abl parti3iptren tDnnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Sttr &eDanSIttn9 oes G@nnpfems
Qpr ST.. OSnr GaiIamer in Miinhan.

~ WV "H~V w 1NnHpIh
Selten o6er fait ME pirb unfere 0Gtfe
beim S4nup EN- angsrufen. S6ne
MIDI auf Die ndhere Definition urb Be-
fpre6ung ber &rant6sit n@@nupfen" an
bieier @teIle e%inla7en gu tpollen, meme i6
bamtt ben meiit BEL @inter6eginn epioe7
Milo duftretenoen getp06nli9en @6nupfen.
@s gie6t pobl faum cine 6dufigere uno
algemetnere @rfranfung bes menI9li9en
9efGleGhts als bieie. @er 1i6 altf BEN
S%tanOpunft iteIt, ftets bic NGgemein6eit
i'm Nuge gu BADEN, Der ptrb, tpenn er bic
Summe Der tleinen 2eiben, bic elm S6naz
pfen brtngt, abbtrt unb nit ben qsFG9rs
li9eren, a6er Ielteneren @rfrantunqen Der>
gleidt, iagen miifen, buB Die MenId6eit
i'm @an3en tpo6l taum bon elmer &ranf@
felt me6r beldittgt pirb, als pon benz einz
fa8en G6nupfen unb beTen Solgeerf6eiz
nungen in Ha9en, 8e6ltopf unb 8ron9ien.
9epiB bat f4on ieber &Ouegs Die Obn=
md9t 1eines t6erapeutifden &0nnens an
meiften erfannt gefe6en bel eber1 oieiem
2eiben. ng2i4t etnmaG einen @6nupFem
f0nnt SIR 6eiGen," pirb ba. geTagt. uno Der
@a@iuB DerI4lndt: ngef@peige f4ipere
8rant9eiten".
ltniere @i7eniduft bat fi6 audi in Der
Shat Elm penig barun getp09nt, nuf BEN
erniteren 2eiben gu 2eibe gu ge6en, un5
berna9ldiiigt leiber gu oft lei9tere Nffetz
tionen. 8ieGlei3t, neil fe gu gering erz
i6einen unb man nit &anonen na6
SpaBen gu f9ieBen 0ermeint, Ober i'm 9ez
fpuBtiein Der Mu4t gsgeniiber i4tperen Grz
trantungen, Dber AUDI = Der Sbnmabt
gegeniiber ben Iei6ten, Metnes Gra4tens
ober ge60rt es gerabe GIT %unieren bornebnl%
ten @uFgaben, benz 8ranten an tGeinen
2eiben gu 8etgen, buB uns bas itete gpo9Iz
%befinben Der Menf9en am 9eraen liegt,
baB mir ebenIO gerne bereit unb auh fGbig
itno, etnen nS@nupfen" gu beilen, pis etpa
cine GeidtpuIit gu erittrpiren.
8on benz rein empirif9en @ebdnten aus
eebeno, baB Der epibemi16e S9nupfen etne
febr Iei4t unb febr i9neI i~i6ertrug6are Snz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Gapript's ltneieemmasiefeit.

Ginen 8eitrdg 81 Der felbftlpien, rittet>
liben 9efinnung 6es @rdfen b. @apribi liez
fert Die Sbat1a9e, bdB berIelbe auf bic 8prz
ite1ung bes Oamuligen Gbefs Der &ei9stan3z
lei b. &ottenburg. es bebirfe nur Ieines
@uni@es, 10 ipiirOe Der &ei9sta9 iein UNCUT
ldngli9es @ebalt BON $4,000 Mart $4,000
berooppeln, geGuBert bat: SD per8i3te uuf
.iegliaes 8emiiben na4 Oieier &iAtung;
rpenn mein 8orgdnger nit bieIer Summe
auSgetOm1len lit, 1pirD es fir meme bei9eiz
benen @niprii6e AUDI tpp6l reiden."
Wie i4fper es aber gepefen iein muB, nit
bieier Summe Plus $4,000 Mart To%genannz
ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu MULTIPLICATION,
benefit po9l am fdlagenb1ten bic S6atId9s,
baB es cine Der eriten Qmts6anblungen bes
jeBigen 8ei6stun3lers, 6iiriten 6o6enlo6e,
gepeien 1T, bieien bur4aus lln3uldngli9en
Poiten betrd6tli9 erb06en gu ta1en. Der
@raf Gdprtpi, tpel9er @efelligteit iiber alles
liebte, itets %fOgend1nten Srettifb an feinet
Srii6fiidstafel 6ielt unO germ grDBere Diff
3iel1e pber pribate @e1elf6aften peranitaltete,
CAB fur5e 9irettiben unb iiberlieB Die neitez
rem arrangements fetnem NDjutanten, Dem
Maior b. @bmeer. Dieter bate ~gelegentli9
Der eriten Mnpe1en6eit beg &aiiers i'm
3et9stan5lerpalais Die nd9 benz Aus3ug bes
5iir1te 8ismard i6res duBeren S6mudes
berat6ten Sdle (Oie SelgemdlOe, 8rpncen &c,
tparen pripatbeiib bes S~iiriten) NIT 9iIfe
zines 8srGiner 0OfOetOrateurs nfein" MAIDEN
laf1er, Surg por 8eginn Der %NbenbgeieG@
f9aft er19ien Der &an5ler, pie es feline itete
@%etpo6n6eit mar, I'M nod einen lebten priiz
fenben 8lid ii6er bas 8an3e gleiten gu laiz
len, @rOB mar fein @ritaunen iiber Die
9ra9t Der bor9er erit 10 ta3len aGume.
r@6meer, mas BADEN Sic BENIN toa gema6t?"
Quf bic grflGrung bes 2ebteren iiber ben
Sa9ber6dlt fugte Der &an3ter: ~Sie baben
es getpiB fe6r gut gemcint, mein 2ieber, aber
merfen Sic fhA fir ale 3utunft, m a n m u B
n me6r 8eige n, ais bat"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Jnlano.

: 8oGbe.nes SubtTGum. Die
5ran3istanerf9peftern gu ct. Sra1cis hei
MiIpautee perben i'm @erlauFe bieIe5
Sa6res ibr golbeues Su6ildum fetern. Die
@jriiubung bes 8Goiters gu ct, Srancis
fd1t nGmlt9 in bas Sa6r 1849. Nuf Gm@
pfebIung bes bamqligen 8tT9ofs Sobann
Murtin 9enri purbe bic Gegenb an iii0z
Gi6en Gnbe Der Milnaufeezg ub fir bic
tIDitertt4e NteberlafFun9 gepdblt unb IS
Older 2anb fir biefen 3pef angetauft. SIN
2aufe Der 3eit erftanb cine Nn3o6l tir6=
li4er Snititute an ,Oiefem Srte, peid]e i'm
SnterefIe Der tat6pliI4en Su9e in Nisconz
iin 8roBes geletitet 6a6en.
Scr It re n g e Winter. Mus Sadz
ion, Mt9., piro gei4rieben: 0as @is bat in
Der S6unber SAP iebt cine Oide pon "a 3ol
errei6t unD bon Mibble unb 36unber 8aD
SSlanb aus lit melt unb brett fem Streifen
8aKers me6r gu ieben, Sin f94per6elaoenes
Subriperf 1T bonn 5eftlanbe Bis na9 MiOble
SsGanb iiber bas Sis gefabren, etpas, oas
felt Men19engebepfen erit einmal m0gli9
mar. &apitdn 8erfons, Der 8efebls6aber Der
SbunOer 8ap 2ife @oOings>St Station bat
cine groBe 8tite nit iteifgefrOrenen @iIO=
enten bier6ergebra4t. @r fanb bic 9Ogel auf
benz @iie liegenb unb beri4tet, buB nod 9un=
nerte um bic Sniel 9erum Iiegen, Die ale Der
an6altemben &dlte gum Spfer fielen.
= @Dnoba1 Ser ummlun g.
Sefretdr paitor &uguit 8pbrlad BON
9eebsburgb, 8is., mucbt %pefannt, baB fi6
Die @Igemeine @pnobe BON Mtfouri, S6io
1mo unoeren Staaten am MittboG, ben
rs. Npril oieIes Sabres, in ct. 2ouis,
&c.,, gu t6rer "a. @erIammlung reip, 9
GeGegatenz@ pnoOe berIummelt, uno buB
ft9 ieber Oelegat big ipdeftens ben 10,
Qprll BEL 2e6rer 9oelter, 1888 2erus Npe,,
CT. 2ouis, gu msloen bat, tpenn er freies
2uartier pber Mittagstii9 erpartst. DIS
9rdies biefer @pnpoe, Die Die grDBts
heuti 6=lutberif9e &ir6enDer6inruns in
&msrita TT, funsirt Reo. 9r. s. s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Nuoemeiner WddrenmarFt.

pu tie r-8eIte@reamerp 20H-2lc; l. Auolitdt, 10
-19hc; go. 2, lib; bette ~nob9ela hte. l4-l5:; bette
9otrp IL; l.Aualttdt, I2-l4:; = NIa[itdt. llh-l2h.
&d fe-Sptns, iO-10A:; Sinlburger, ueuer, 10-10hC,
g6ne1ser, 10 -l0A:; aaIerItaTIlber ,siis III SIuerpO).
49s fir liz PfunO.
8oDueH = Bette, $1.25; bette upteotuuts', s1.15-
1.20.
@eflHa. Iurteps 9l-ll: has gfhu>; 9ibt.:
Sc bas @fuuO; Gnteu u.s.: oas piuno; @iHis ~
-Scoos Rfuno.
81. r-Sans friiba gerlute abIer.9n.t. 17Ac bas
9ubeub.
Sal bftetI $50 bis Is giun> S,rut1t 6H-7hc;
75ots 90 Bf1n>, ~ sc; 100 bis ITO 8iuno Sh-9c;
QetpbDnIifes unb ihlperes, 6h-7c.
Wilopret- @uteu per OIseuo: MaQnro3. 500
Geo Seob3, s.. 90; Seal, S~lnelptng, $2.0o-2.50; Zeal
6reeniniuN $l.5O-1.75; @man. mireb. sl.25-1.5O;
GonposbufS, S5.0O-9O0; GegenOogeL 81, 80 oo5 9uB;
Sooribnepfen, ST. 5 bas 9uBeno.
SRI q: ytTG!- 9tot gIi.. oro{.. bas PfnI>;
12-12Hc; @tte, 6-6Ac; 9tdere1, 6-6Ic:
@retBetbeeren-gea uuO 9ugte, per ifaB, $500
s.. Is; SeriegS, $4.5O-5.50
aepfel-N.us Se bett!I. $3.50 az S15 fig
Sroug.m -at. Wt bacls, 50 5o-3 90 81. Stt..
itron.m-9, Ite QuaNtit, So 90 $50 Rit.
g nahet = 9eItc, 50:-SLO0 OaS 9tmo.t.
Set9eu - SemaI9ene, I0-20c Oo5 8iuuo
&ortoffeGu-Sebrons 48-5Oc bas9uI6et; 8eerleB
48-,50c bos 9uiAeI; Noie as SOC; 8ur6auts, 5O-53:O Der
@ui6eI.
@H3s RortoffeGn = aus Satuoia, Sls5-2l5
oaS JaB.
@e tB traut =. s2,O1-2,5O bas Sag,
GeGerp = 800, oa3 Gnsen>,
3pte BET 1t - 80: per 8ulh.L
SIumento9. - 81. $500 Die RitA.
&otbe 9h ).t yteue. 75c o1s F1}.
Sufer lpaoreu-59usiusleii D-5iIer 76c; flein.
Grandchildren, 9Sc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
mern oas RIeine sdhnt.

70 perlGumt ui9t, has alte urb wobI erprobte
6Ilfsmittel fir bas 3obneu Der &tuber,
Mrs. @inSlom's Sootbing Sprup, ansus
menbelt. @r berubi9t bus Sirb, er1pet6t bas
3obnfleii9, beielti9t ole S6r1er5e1, tlrtrt
g9in6folif unb lit bas bette Otttel 9e9elt
Oiarrboe. Siinfuub3pan3ia @ents bic 6lai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
0o6ubmenspertb. Die Sum

-9a9abmenspert9. Die SUM-
gen in ben @lementarcla1en Der 9o9f4ule
in ct. Qouis baben CUR l1nteritiBung Der
Qe6rer einen self Government &hocia@
tiOn" %genannten @erein gegriinbet bebufs
itrenger Nufre9terbaItung Der Sdp1loroz
nung. Ser @erein beftebt aus &i6tern, @rz
ma6nern unb gepObnli9en Mttglieoern. Die
berT9iebenen Nbibeilungen bdlten tGglif
9erfammlungen, in benen ale mDglihen
1Sraaen Der 9tsciplin ~berbanOelt nerben.
Wie bic 2ebrer fagen, 1T felt 9riinbnng
bieies eigent6iimli9en @erbanbes Die 9isciz
pin cine bebeuteno before getporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
genersluutbem.
6wei Rieienbrdnoe iuden Gbi=
ca9o am friiben 1Gor9en Peim.
8e0eutenOer SdaOen augeridtet.

oem feucr, welfes elm So9erbous Oer
;firma Spift & Company in Qi9e leete,
fomrt o:r sdIauhfiibrer Patrid S.
O'Ueia INNS &eben. = au6eroem wer=
oen bier mo bel Dem 8ranoe oes Simeon.
SIods an 1rIarfet mo Randolph Stra6e
nod mehrere anoere perfonen, o%arunter
feds 9euerpeRrIeute, i4wer beifldOi9t.-
6eroiides Gir9retfen Der 6enerwehr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Oiebn1drft.

atmOoteD wurOe III ben StOf,garos pis fOl3t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

S,s bette @iae-Jayne's Painless sanative.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Iinan1b t.
Der 6eIomnrrt.

WetbIe1 auf Stem Dort tpurben 9eItern init 50 pro-
sent Aufgelo b~ertauft.
gsabitebenb Die fir 9eitern un9e3ei9ten WebIeIfurIe
auf bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &urppa,s: ="
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01

The friends of the family of Mr.. S
Nelken we're much shocked and grieved
to learn of the death by drowning OF his
nephew, Mr.. Willie Nelken, at Milen-
burg on Sunday.
Mr.. Nelken went out with picnic
party and during the day four Young
men went into the lake for swim, and
after long frolic In the water all tired
Of the spot but one. who continued his
bath until he was suddenly seized with
cramps and cried out that he was drown-
ing. Young Nelken at once wentto the
rescue, diving as he sprang into the
water, caught his friend who, with The
instinct of a drowning man. wrapped
himself so entirely around his would. be
preservet, that swimming was impos-
sihle, and they both were drowned be-.
fore assistance could reach them.
This promising vounglman was born in
Natchitoches and lived here the frat
few years of his life, and hismsny friends
and acquaintances here are saddened 10
think of the young life cut off in the
beginning of bright and glorious man
hood. The balm of Geliad for the dis
tressed family may lie in the thought
that he died hero's death and thus
yield a little comfort.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-06-01
The Grammar School.

| The grammar school ended its school
work on FRIDAY for the scholastic term
of '9S- 80 after most successful sess-
ion.
Under the rrincip" lship of Miss Liza
Pane, the grammar school has made
rapid strides and has reached an envia-
BILE standard, and this young lady who
is very capable and energetic and with
her able assistants. Misses Edna Levy,
Matte Hyams and Edna Allison, all
Normal graduates form strong facul-
tv. i striving to reach still higher
plane. With all the ability capacity,
energy and good will possible, these de-
tcrnrned workers are heavily handi-
capped on account of their surround
ings. The delapidated, rusty old school
house which no amount of order or work
can make neat ami attractive, should be
pulled down and before the new ses-
sion begins next Fall, new and modern
building should be erected large enough
to meet the physical demands, as the
mental advancement has far outstrlpped
the latter ami 1t is almost criminal for
the authorities to keep confined in sneh
place, the large number of pupils (lS0)
that attend the grammar school. We
understand that these four young la
dies are candidates for reappointment
and they have the best wishes of The
Enterprise.