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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
Money For Charity School,
Board Made Annual Gift

tion rejoice accordingly, as Mrs. Fous
er has been indefatiguable in Other
years and her presence is a source OF
much confidence and encouragement
to her co-workers for the poor of Ak
ron.
Mr.. Alexander. in behalf of the Char
ity Association, made proposition
to take over the cooking school appar
atus of the Board now that cooking
has been dropped from the list OF
studies in the schools. The Unior
Charity Association will conduct the
school II the Board will lend then
the apparatus and make an additiona
appropriation of 500.
The Board declined to act in thu
latter matter however, but will con
slider Mr.. AleXander's plan and per
haps act in accordance with it later
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25

Hon. ]. Park Alexander made his an
nual pilgrimage to the Board of Edu-
cation Monday night, for the purpose
of securing an appropriation with
which to help along the charity school
of the Union Charity Association. 1t
has been the custom Of the Board in
other years to give 5000 year to the
association and 1t was the purpose OF
Mr., Alexander to have the appropria-
ton increased by 500. This he was
successful in accomplishing after an
address in which he explained the
work and the aims of the industrial
school that is conducted by the asso-
citation.
Mrs. Fouser will have charge, of the
school again this year and the rest of
the members of the Charity Associa-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
Nash and Dick Could
Not Agree
Upon Time For the Re-
publican Opening.
Democrats Will Have Their Meet.
ing at Bucyrus.

Columbus, o., Sept. 25,-Chairman
Dick of the Republican State Execu-
tive committee has announced that
the opening meeting of the campaign
will take place Mt Delawar2, as orig
inally arranged, at ! o'ciock in the
afternoon of October 10. Both SEN
ators Hanna and Foraker, Govern
or Nash and Judge Warwick
of Urbana, the Republican candidate
for Congress, in the Sixth district,
will be the speakers. The date was
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25

10 the town clerks office from War
wick Neck, they thought they We're
going to give the Senator surprise
by getting the license issued to them
here. They learned later that 1t was
valueless because the Senator claims
his residence in Providence, and for
that reason the second document was
procured.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
Two Licenses For Rockefeller
The First Was Found Void

Warwick, n. l., Sept. 25,- CSpl.,)--
John d. Rockefeller. jr. and Miss
'Abbie q. Aldrich are well provided
with marriage licenses. Monday, the
young people, accompanied by Sen
ator Aldrlch went TO Providence aud
procured another license.
On Saturday when they drove over
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25

without right, unlawfully, wrongful
ly and maliciously insult, assault and
put his hands upon her and his arms
around her person against her will
aud consent and without any fault on
her part causing her great pain and
suffering of mind and body.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
Wants $4,000 For a Hug.
Suit Against Kentuckian

Louisville, Ky. Sept 25.-(Spl)-
Mrs. Lizzie Cecil, wife of Joseph
Cecil, wants $4,000 from Richard
iangan, well known citizen, because
he Rugged her. The petition sets forth
that the defendant did willfully,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
CORN SILK.
Lads Smoked It and
Died.
Two Peculiar Cases Excite Much
Comment.

Phillipsburg, n. j., Sept. 25.--(Spl)
Frederick Beeman, aged 10 years,
died Saturday at the home of his par
ents, in this place, after a peculiar
illness. Yesterday Walter, aged IA,
another son, died under similar cir-
cumstances.
The attending physician issued GER
tiicates giving the cause of death as
blood poisoning. resulting from smok-
ing corn-silk and dried leaves Of
grape vines.
The lads We're both sick about a
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
THE STANDING

Cleveland at Baltimore.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago ut Boston.
Milwaukee at Philadelphia.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25

week and their mouths and throats
became so inflamed that medical aid
was of no avail.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
CITIZENS COMPLAIN
Against the Canton.Akron Elec.
trio Railway Co.

A numerously signed petition, in
which the citizens Of Canton complain
that the Canton Akron Electric Rail
way Co. is not living up to it's fran
chise I'm grading for its line in city
streets, has been placed in the hands
of Prosecutor Rob't. Day, of Stark
county. They ask the prosecutor to
take such steps as will compel the
company to live up to its franchise.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25

$6.75 CINCINNATI AND RETURN.
Via G.. A. 4 G, Ry,, Sept. % and "a
Return limit days from date.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
Reported Simms.
M'GovernMatch.
Art. Is Anxious, But
That Is All.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Baltimore II. Cleveland g.
Athletics 8, Milwaukee 4.
Washington 4, Detroit l.
Boston 8, Chicago 3.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25

Don't forget to visit I. j. Franks
Millinery opening, Sept. 26 and 81.
1t will be of great value to you.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS.

Brooklyn 16, Cincinnati 2.
Pittsburg IA, New York 0.
Boston 4, st. Louis 3.
philadelphia 4, Chicago 0.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07
IA ! green Valley.

~ une ,aul lDziab 30 and i Albert Go
sak took y Trip q Avon 81 sunday
NOR Thy syisit ted at ths home 81
Adam. Walox.s s .' and lsport q very
good time. IS s5.s
A dance was given BY ". Golnek. "a
large crowd attended and after mid
night 81 departed With great eatiefac-
tion. 5..5. &
Albert Gusak purchased . new bass
drum. :s y. S5 .5=s. & 81.
Charles Gosak is Working tor or New:
man. s. .s. ..s.
The sulky Of Charles Hanf1er that
young Jaw-breaker fxed, is5 still run-
ming ION the Hay Creek line. B
y Mre. John Diabas took the infant child
Of Thomaa Yorzeak. a. szs q. :..
Simon Puku,a went to spot.less town
on business Thursday: ... # Es:5,. I.z.
The farmers 81 Ha. Creek would bet
ter. get around and get about q 74-inch
gun, Tor the mosq uitoess are getting
plentiful. ~. 2:Ze b. Ext ' Z.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07
>GRAvElvlllE

June 4-Dell Lablanc has built an ad-
dition to his house.
Several attended the dance at Mrs.
Sarhpson's Saturday evening.
Mre. Haskins and Mrs. Wood We're
visiting friends at Oak Ridge Saturday.
Chas. Gravel is having his sav-mill
made larger. Chas. :Estey is doing the
work. .......
Chas. Gravel's drive has hung up on
account of the water being low.
Mrs. May Derosier retu, ned home Sat-
nrday from Verndale where she has been
visiting relatives. s.::si ss 81
Will Lille and Lew Robbers of LITTLE
Falls were visitors here Sunday. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brousseau, end
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Racine of Oak
Ridge we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Lescault Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cans and Mr.. Gravel
Of Little Falls, we're the guests Of Mr..
aud Mre. Fred Gravel Sunday.
Will Haakins left Monday for the
drive. -,...' -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07
LINCOLN.

June 4-Fishing eccms to be the order
OF the day.
Erickson & Mostrom have a Lumber
of nice boats for rent and keep full sup
ply OF fishing tackle and bait.
Several large parties from Staples
have been here during the week and re
port good success.
L. A. Mosber has arrived from Iowa
with his household goods and stock and
will settle in this vicinity.
But one party has reported seeing the
sea serpent this season, but we expect
to hear from others.
C.A Neal, who is working with the n
P. bridge crew, spent Sunday with his
family here.
Mrs. +. w. Lathrop and son Claude
are visiting with relatives at Randall.
L. j. Picklt made business trip to
Little Falls today.
Miss Maggie Norris had just closed a
very successful year OF work as teacher
in the school at thus place. .:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07
OAK RIDGE.

June AIRS. A. B. Coe is somewhat
better. III. =
Chas. Foster and family CT Mortified
are down for a months vacation.
Miss Matte Coe went to the Falls Sat-
urday. and returned with Miss Lottfe
Taylor. who stayed ovsr Sunday. ""
Frank Foster and Art Winger ha 70
gone to Fl. Ripley to dig wells. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. .Scholes Of Belle Prairie
Waited their son Rcss Sunday. -.
Mrs. Morton Of Little Falls spent Sun.
day with the Esteye. e. -. ~. r :: +
Myrt Wilcox Of Little Falls was an
Oak Ridge caller Saturday. !. ) :; .":...:
The nice rain this morning revived the
hearts Of the farmers. as we'll 40 the
looks Of the grain. i =.
F. Richard, ST., had his head bruised
Tuesday. Part Of q windmill fell on
him. 6: T ss.' 5. J: III H.
b Henry Wilson'S better. :. Tx. i
: Gene Brunei 10 down at Bellevue,
hauling wheat to Royalton for Jas.
:Doucstte, who has several thousand
bushels to sell. .... 80: no. III. s H. &.
F.. Rocheleau has traded hls pony fol-
new Champion mower. = IS 81.
Chris. Gakin attended the Gravelville
dance Saturday night. and reports {
good time, but, by the way. Chris,
what's tho matter with your eyes3 ..s.z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07
GILBERT.

June 4-The dance at John Palms
last Wednesday night was an enjoyable
one.
August johnson and family were at
Little + alls last week.
Miss May Lambert went to Royalton
Thursday for few days visit with rela.
tives.
William Tuttle was Brainerd caller
Wednesday.
Fred and Carl Jobuson lett Thursday
f'r parts unknown.
Another dance at Geo. Gibson's Sat.
urday night proved success.
August Berglund was at Braiaerd Fri
day on business.
P. M. Larson of Belle Prairie called on
friends here last week,
Thos. Tuttle has gone to Braine,d and
will probably go to Duluth later.
There were religious meetings at thu
echeol house Saturday and Sunday, Rev;
johnson of Verndale conducting the ser.
vicee. -:
Geo. Gibson, Chas. Turf and Ellsworth
Coburn have returned from the drive.
Mr.. Dorothy and F. Eve were q,
Brainerd Saturday last.
Peter Larson and Miss Annie o.
con, both Of Ripley, were married BY
Justice Sheldon at Little FAILS Tues
day. Congratulations.
A pile of lumber belonging to Nell
Swanson Was destroyed BY fire last week
but the house which he. has lately erect
ed on hts farm, was saved through til,
presence OF one Of the ne.ghbors who die
covered tho blaze =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07
Additional correspondence
on fourth page.
DARLING,

Rand all talks about skimming sta
ton there instead of at Darling. With.
out Parker they haven't cows enough
and Darling people take butter there to
supply the demand, Better let Darling
alone, and say nothing till you get more
cows.
A Pike Creek farmer says that last
market day the Randall and Darling
folks brought all the tough pigs offered
au tho Falla, and Pike Creek didn't get
any. They can buy them next satur-
day, and good ou~s, for we have plenty
now.
June 3-Crops look fine. but more rein
is needed. v.
Emil Nelson did not go to Duluth, but
is working in Little Falls.
Mics Olga Halberg Of Little Falls
Visited Queendale farm Sunday.
Mrs. G. Lind is at Elm Grove farm
now. :. .-...
The chief Of police is busy in the livery
business. He took two ladies to Little
Falls Sunday. -.
Our mayor says Sunday workers
should be fined. y.
Miss Sophy Ristvedt and Mrs. Ellen
Mccarthy and children visited the Falls
Saturday. =: ,.... 81
Peter Lilieg,en's children, were mott.
fed to go to school. Two are going.
The beeman is selling honey at 81 pc,
gallon, + ~.s: : =: :.~-,.- rzc>. -. a: -.
The creamery is long 4bout getting
ready. Some farmers only got 10 cents
for their: butter Saturday, and thint
they would do better to feed the milk t.
their calves and pigs. =. !. r. r,
Rockdale farmer has hired Gentleman
No. Sc Of Pike Creek to pun stumps.
Thegravel trains have gone, but til,
company has left that little telegraph
Office for q depot here. We have nov
three places to get on trains-East ani
West Darling and the gravel pit station
The company has our cordial thanks. .
June Peter Olson is building
4 house for Otto Johnson Of Pike Greek.
Where Is the Pike Greek pousdmaster'
Some cattle from that town are runnins
leu over he's. ss :. i. $& s 5=
THERE'S 8 mixsd-up livery team il SEQ
tion %. Z anything else changed thsrs
too1 81. .=.::
Oar hog raiser has shipped the bigss,
one vt to 81. Paul. DarlfnG beat
them ~ Tor hos product.
! 4 you, want 9 swift livery RIO, 70 4
Il Elm Grove iarm. Take you to towl
Just . fest g that slow freight.
Money! Monsyl Money! w hay,
II large amount o. moneyj 20 loan 81
tar.n lands @ Low rates.
tstaaoR 9 soIlALiLLlil u, !.
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...lljCI|'((Rli.l,.

May 26 Frost dana ged grapes aud
strawberrie AL q night 81 the oath.
VIM. Aareh has 8 cali which is q Curl
osity. It's heart iss in,i ta mech. II Is one
week. old and bids lair to thrive.
Bees have swarmad but little Tor the
last two seasons, but doubtless will
make up for il the present year. as they
have begun already il. Mbrrill,
G.. Cbeeley hauled up : load 81 young
calves from Minneapolis last week, aud
will rsise them on his farm. Z
Charlie Carter boughta eve lamb aud
will endeavor to raise dock Of shcep.
Charles head 10 level. az be intends to
grow into the business Of raising sheep,
instead Of gong into that business,
Twin sons were born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Marsh the 18th. The little fellows
ouly weighed three pounds each but are
as petty pair 90 y as ever seen. and
their parents are very much pleased. with
them. We altehare with them ID wish
ing that the twins may live and grow
fast. ! ... D.. A.: r.
There is q hitch somehow in Wood
men goat riding, andit Is put of for
some future time. All: d. Z ...@...
Hun says he is behind Darling. We
guess he means What De says, and Nor:
rill thinks there IL room on top, but OF
course this is Just 90 q fellow was raised.
Now, Hui, don't get huhy. Morrill, ia
really sorry for sou # you are behind
Darling. : 1>z@... &. :, ~ j..
- The citizens Of Morrill, we're little in
dignant when they heard that land
speculator lnstead Of actual settlers, had
bought the state land in Morrill, on sale
day. There is petition being circulated
asking Dunn to cell theland to settlers.
at private sale, for fair price, and not
let it pass into the hands of conscience
less spectators. '>..-'' 49,
Elmer Fleck, aud May, his wife, who
grew up and married in Morrill,, but re-
Gently moved to Sank Rapids, are fond
parents of twin boys. We congratulate
them and ask them back to Morrill, as q
good place to raise their family.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07
RANDALL,

June 4-Thursday night brass bsnd
was organized. with Mr.. Folsom OF Lit.
tie Fal iAst, uctor. About fit"en OF the
boye joined the band, and Others will
Some of the boys who heretofore were
not considered very noisy, will now root
their horns as loud as anybody.
Street Commissioner Dodd 10 still do
ing splendid work. Guess We have got
the right man in the right place.
Expert Munholland OF Roye!ton wac
here the fire part of the week setting up
mowers aud binders. - :
The Champion machiue agent here has
IN three days sod niue mowers aud five
rakes. Who can beat it? Our machine
men here are attracting buyers from
near and far. The Mccormick agent
sold piece OF machinery this week to 4
man living near Erowerv;lla. *
VIM. Campbell is at work on the site
of the old hotel building, clearing away
the debris and building foundation walls
for another building.
The ice cream supper AVID entertain.
ment given by Miss Huff and the school
children, in Musller's hall on Wednesday
evening, was well attended. There was
o very nice program BY the small chill
dren, after which ice cream and cake
were served in abundance. Over 80 were
netted. The proceeds will be used to:
ward buying flag for the school.
How about the skimming station?
We are informed that it won't be put in
at Darling. So va come next on the line,
aud If a station 10 located at all, we at
least stand a chance to get it.
South Dakota has generally been sup
posed to be the ideal country for sheep
raising, but Tom Calhoun says that it
can't come up to this part OF Minnesota.
He has just finished shearipg and some
OF his grade Shropshire sheep, each just
a year old, sbeared lbs; and several
older sheep sheared Tx los. The best
h. ever got out of the same grade Of
sheep in Dakota was lbs., aud year
olds never sheared over lbs. each, and
the difference in the carcass is just about
as mucll as in the wool.
The Randall ball nine was billed to
play Green Prairie last Sunday, but
when time to go came, only seven
showed up, 30 they had to pick up two
green hands and, to make matters
worse, when they got on the ground,
they fond they had to play against the
pick out OF the Green Prairie and Litt'e
Falls teams. OF course, the Green Prai-
rie and Little Falls nine beat thu Ran
dali seven, but not one-fourth as badly
as they ought, everything considered,
Score 80 to "a.
Mr.. Signor and s. Trebby were up
f.om Little Falls last week. y
The output from three sawmills is be-
ing delivered in Randall these days fast
as teams can be got to haul it.
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HUFF, ].

June IN Matte, ST., haze bought
out ". H Gieh on Section Is, and takes
possession today June Sd. Conside ration
81 .Ot,O. 5s TBS =..$..s:=s@ 5= .s
There il still no news Of our missing
man, Rev: H. ]. Plantz.
Chss. Styner has sold out bis interest
here and moved to Minneapolis: .5
J',hn Kingsley has been delivering
lumber at Randall largely during the
last lew days and still at it. WV WI: y p
Ali crops are c,::m;ng on finely but q
little mo. moist are would be accepta BILE
There is some potatoes to be planted.
yet and some sweet corn. + =:
j. W. Gish has commenced haying in q
small way, but be is first. % ~. -
We had q good sufficient rain Tuesday
in the early morning. -...,. - re-
Neither the assessor nor road overseer
have called upon us yet but we Al elook-
ing for both pretty soon.
Preparations are making Tor goo II
not grand celebration of chiIdren's day
next Sunday. Success to them.
w. 8. Gish has been on the sick list for
q few days but 10 not conlaed to the
house. -
Mrs. J. r. Stephenson also mas been
sick the last few days. :.
Free Methodist quarterly meeting is
to commence Friday or Saturday at the
church. Everybody invited. 8.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07
.:.NI0IlEY.

June 2-Mrr. Anna Bell OF Big Lake
visited relatives here. s1=4: ..7 +. 4.
u: Arthur q Eavey is i. back from Washing
ton. .%= IS. ? z,G re- l.. Y Il.
Will Guptill OF Rockford visited rela.
tivea here. y N, I. 7s.'
ehas. Williams is having some break.
ing done. - ,s.+ ..%.> - - = I. Fl:
Roy Oliver has been quite sick. H (:
June 3-Will Dygart has moved to
bis: Cass county home. /. ~ y. y. - =
/ The City hotel opening last Tuesday
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evening was eilccess ever. n.y.
There was 4 BIC GRO stl present. isaclad-
1iDg many from near--tby points. Every,
one spoke ~ the III hest terms 81 M
dckler's enterprise #s, 3.
Y Coles wood saw i w,orll ING 81 PHI
lager.
81 Mrs. Francisco has made several jm-
provemeuts on her River View house.
Mrs.. Hope F,ester will visit her hus-
band at Pequot. ss3.s=:.
Miss Emma Holm has returned from
Sylvan. 81. q.
Dan Brow Z is working On; the drive.
The family Of Q. ]. Olson have joined
him at Minneapolis. ..} 8 "a q
Miss Ida Minette Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Backer, e Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs, a. 1. Cols have returned
from indiana. s .sss IT. i ELI T. .s |.
\ fine flag sta6' has been erected 81
front oftbs City hotel. >,.#. .:s:: s. ID.
FILMS BURG. !.
June Mr.. McRae was over from
swanville on business. :, r. ..Isis
Mike I.asetski is loading a car OF DO.
tatoes. = ::: w.: I.
9. s .E-.f- : ..r -. -- ;
John Perovitz. wa. in Swan River Sun.
day. ~: 20. .,:. .~~5 j. II r
/ Quite q number Of farmers brought in
mills to the creamery Thursday. =:
Farmers are feeling better since the
rain. It brings the grain up better.
The nine.months term lof school, Die.
trict GO, ended Thursday. Anton Kur.
:linski was the teacher. - - +.
Albert Eichman has sold his farm in
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Iss.ec,ti;on Il tovnof Cnldrnn, and bon 81 s..
s. farm from red Bachma II 81 81
sSs'IWanville. It5 8 8 good locat ton ]. md
/ he S will have agood stock farm 81
I. Two shoe statesmen we're ~ the viliaa 3 3 D.
this week
q chance % get @5,o 900. Read thsy
I'd. slss
BUCHANAN
Born. g NJ. and Mrs. John Poster s
g Is son. s. S s.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Vvendelin I.
sVoight TIA, daughter.
June 1.-The new grader w.as started 4
Monday
John scmolke took q lot of land seek
ers to Lastrup last week. 8.
Two local mines had game Of base
ball 10 Ice. Wise's pasture last Sunday.
Drs. Qufour and Seguin were interested
participants. s.. .. .-.s5s.
Tie Buckman-P iers creamery is doing
good business. Fl: =. s es2.5s5
The teacher In District 10 vent to Lit
tie Falls yesterday. " = ): . sd.
Jos. Oestricb was ct the county seat.
today. -, S. SIS &.
Wheat is looking pretty we'll, though
more rain is needed. "
l. r:, s. .,
John Noll has finished saving at his
mill near Lastrup. =. >s. .@zs
The Estey mill. southeast of Buchanan, 8
!s busy turning out q lot Of good lum-
Der. Il 'sizsa= ..zSa.:.5 /; r. - 81 - 0
We have several houses and lots !.
for sale on the West side, cheap.
SIGNoR 4 SCHALLERN.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07

Money! Monsyi Money! Va have q
= = large amount ofEmoney % loan Oh
arr lands 81 wsrates.
1laHoR 9 ScaALr.ll
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-07

We have several houses and lots
for sale on the West side, cheap.
S1GNoR 4 ScHALLERN. Is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-14
Human Nature E1emplifed.

An Atchison father who has a lazy
 worthless son sent him adrift on Sat drday at noon. saying he never want cd 10 SC him again. The young mans mother carried on in pitiful way, but the father was memorable, the young man must get out and shift for him. self. The young man went away say ing he would return rich man some day and make his father ashamed Of himself? His mother said he was a noble boy. and swooned That right at $ o'clock the kitchen door opened softly and the young man came n, carrying a small armful Of wood. When supper was ready he took his usual place al the table, and ate with his ac- customed appetite. The father said nothing, but the mother waited on her son with unusual care, as though he had returned with the fortune he had talked about at noon,--Atchison Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-14
New York Papils cost s43.ae.

The cost of the public schools of greater New Yers for tae Esar 1901 will be 5l7.710578. The number Of pupils z the schools $ estimated ar 4os.l12. 5o that fhe average cost for each pupil $ st5.39 ta $50 taPre wzre 236.951 pupils. tie s5gaI e5s5 Was s6.500 539 and zhe average cost per pupil VAS s2538 Tic expense Of the public schools has. therefore nearly tripIed in ten years. while the aver age cost per pupil i8 nearly st8 g year more This increase is partly dae ta the municipal consolidation and part ly to the Davis law. which has sn- creased tie average salary of the teachers from s73824 in 1890 to ,1,, o86.59 r 1901.