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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05

~ foSvis. nspkirss table linens lace curtains
gfisf IN; special values. Chester CleaFv
orgNtNa NEw pREss

orRNtNa NEw DRESS 0oops
10 ne~ lspo shades silks ard trimmings 10
match. Chester ClesFy,
The Office Of TIE Seattle Insurance Company
has hefn removed 90 the corner 81 jefferson and
Yesieg avenue.
1he laTsrzs stock q bats 20 sslsCt from At
Charles tfoisissrtns, the halter.
Special discount ssie foE gentlemen Tuesday
anA saturday Ioklss siusernan 4 Co
Charles f.sl3ssvln = agent for Knos ha1s
fee laec screen. Chesiex Cieaff
plseoaat of i9 peF cent % eleiaihE, iaralsh-
s3HEegmags s 60.
b. Ii. rusklsh towels Cl+cs'es Clssry.
sfseclai tins a. snch llenrts'tss for gas ToAlss.
siu1effnAB & &c.
Hg=rGy An8 underwear. grand fstsssA chester
sesoeh broadesogs. ali shades, i.-s per yard
fokszs. SiueeFUaa 8 So.
ssk unaegwsas, Chestcf CieAry,
isaeh pla.hes. al shs'ies. ao'. Tekias, SIN
EVfMau 8 Azs
- wpssl hs,se. chester slesry
Rtsfifaer. gi.sag 4 Cas- s5lk umb7Uliss fsHey
hSaale. Tor tsis =cek steo. Tekiss s5nsersasa
N<a aaisfta rlasas Chtslsr Caeafy.
Ssae.al f,lssstzv and Safsrtay 1ts.ouai sales
IL tgathtuR TUkss, s{uEesga&H s 20
Ssu 51esefs CausteT scafy
sseest eafxslns thss wceA a. gsr lace ec8ater
Tckss. ssaEetHssh Z so
woo8 So aaa mO0l. BSw Stripes ne@ figures
Chester lesFy
rs ersu1 dfiaks 81 rhay ecsas "a .inxies
aad dos5bscs 81 arak Is Eaey tTlBs iaeif
fy5saas ts Ar8uk e. Everybody 3gsGks sistpFas&
srrasa seass ssAieT Sle~Gss 8 Hesnes tgaz Geo
Faay tesssasf astS tatFrg.
-e~els. vslae ia rahscs cost Tokl2s s.user
mAH 4 tEs
So aahseINa Chester tleNsy.
Sfst a bsrrszas liz k@ssUFss etrg3.sTs. CSC
TuE a. ~lnEHFGaa s Ga
Nea EfatasgrsS thcsssr Gear
5s.s5 ssear eecs-FeAt see description o. san
scs Ets tsHsr zg stssssrss rUsa-Ea-
C-vseeA IasSteE arg
1sess ts.ar Eves-~.T.A A. tar 1ssEfspfsaa 90 'Se-
sat Helkhts tn aas&Hel calaaD.
~ b i 9oaasea. 70 caaueeEsaa wsta q gen
Sta sserstts- gsYes Tsrsfe9-sr Asteaisra tt al
rhfes,e UtFgUMs sEs sEeTt&. FASes. s44el ssl3 as
sysaet.ssa HvUr sasr sse3 ssecgsaEs q -as
ksseFs ngars Ah8 5auEss sra 80 h3t-e4 esss-
ssss& ~ H4Ve sve<lAs ta1.lsas> ssg EseAt11s
aagFfscseFae a. e sessSs- ssse "a z ~ Ass,E sa1
karuas a5 teuAse lEas@as N&ce. Uaa -
Cattsi - titsk esssU EF Sas1lsl3 a1lt Cos aEzGsA
Rrs1 Fa4r eyt~-re&4 thH Stset3 Fssga af ''s44-
seg A<skAts aa sa0s1er e.5.- gaas
Notesfs NlasA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
= Iea,ler n the rsterprlse.

Through ara inadvertanoe the name OF
Mr. James Cartwright was omitted from
the list II officers Of the Seattle Rolling
NIL Company, published In the Posr-
IsTrlflagScKR Sunday morning Mr.
Cartwright IL the principal stakeholder in
The corporation and the leader in the enter
prise, aad holds the very responsible posi-
ton oi general mansEer OF the company.
Mr. Cartwright is an ifonmastor ot MANY
year, experience OF the most practical kind.
lie learned the trade Of iron and steel
making from the pudding heap up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05

iags. lot 8. hae<k q. n. 7. nsnny's hrss
addition. cost SIS each.
- " Dams, caestnry frame. Lot Il,
naock = AnaSoe's aasiitien. cost 500
VIA Heath. Gle story frame. ics IS.
haoek u. 81 Whsssers 5 addition. cost $50.
J. a. 1utsIe. ozie-story frame, lot 8.
baoek ]. At Sarah Bells addition. cost $50
Robert D. Steuart. one and one-half
story frame. los 5. ba0ek 8, Of guikinss adj
diti0n, cost $500.
). ). Crandall 8 Co.. one and one-haas
story frame, north one-ha1 Los ?. block q.
Of D. Maynard's addition, eoss $500.
n lie Roller. cne ard 0ne-hzl story
frame. lot 4, block -. q Ponsias' add
ton. cost $500
John Pasles. one-story frame. lot 81.
Wheeler's third addition. erss $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
BIZ WATER FAMINE.
Queen Ane Town VIM Have to Use
I'D Water for Tive Weeks

Queen arse Town VIII Have to Use
Isk Mater for Tive Weeks
uueenknne town has been suffering
lately "a g miniature water famine.
That loeAy j. supplied almost exclusively
bv the q An water works. AZ present the
only supS which the company has for
water i sell situated on one Of the hills
Resenslvn pump in the weil broke and
the psopg!had 20 look about for other
sources 81 which % get water. FOR
,anatelv are are numerous springs, and
these suIesi the need IN ; measure,
though saEreAi inconvenience.
Two usA more will be required 10 get
ths mes capound duplex pumps st work
which are Ems put Ia hy the & nlon Water
Works Cepany The capacity Of these
pumps ufA@ leaoo0 gallons re- day
which sd Asily meet the present de-
nauGs.
Enrisee@Thomas GowaE. who has
ehartsr 4 Sc Improvements, says that
there are earh matarSl springs IN Whist
\. kuewn aA(aeeu AnKe town o. supply
TIE whole = and half Of NeFtb seattle.
he has a a by which these springs coall
bs utilized 6theat pumping gallon OF
water
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
A Granite quarry.

Mr.. ". H. Martin, Of California. who
has temporary quarters st room a., Boston
block has secured an option on an extern
sivc quarry of very fine and beautiful
granite, located near Vancouver. Mr.
Martin is engaged in 81 effort 10 enlist Sc
attic enterprise in the development OF this
property The quality OF The granite. and
.he facilities for cheapiy quafrYing and
transporting il indicate that the enterprise
nlght he mxde highly profitable, as the
supply is practically iuexhaastihle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
4 Chance to wear Diamonds.

An exceptional chance to secure good
goods in the jewelry line at vers los rates
Is offered sc Friseh Brothers, jewelers. and
watchmakers. at s2I Third street. By the
retirement o. Mr.. ]. II. Friseh, who viii
leave soon for Christiania, Norway, from
the firm. a large reduction OF the stock Is
necessary. The firm carries a fine line o.
iewelry of every description. including
solid gold and rolled plate goods, com
pIete line Of gold and silver watches, an
elegant assortment OF diamond goods, gold
pens. clocks, and. in fact. everything
usually found in afirst-elass establishment.
The stock is new and Of the latest styles.
and will be closed out regardless OF cost
and at great sacrifice for thirty days only.
Frisch Brothers have been in business in
Seattle Tor i've years. and IN that time have
built nR 50 envisble reputation Mr.. Erik
Frisch. #ho will continue the business
under the old name, viii move the estab-
lishment into the new quarters IN the Gott-
stein building, on the corner OF Front and
Columbia streets, as soon as the building Is
completed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
: ciLuoux. rttG INApFn.
'sssiS* ~ the ssFc@t tlssssaa JWbisss
tvnlns e. Seattle.

i esstSs ~ 3he ssrcet tlssssaa JWbii~ss
tvtpteg H. seattle.
= sFtry assiF w3 remember the
a. la ees wa.sh taSsS pisce sI5eg
&f b. p Gilmore eoaeaEv est 5he
Il % Es monster usesieNi trieate 30
4 msltea az tAe fS3ae az t@7c
y go -a lsa} kasv tae assssse al Ee Acw
i ia ssBj at its@ plraef zud
seeeral 3eoussad vsssees made ep
s fstsaas siatez.
Faea s. erau3 sneCnss tbat he
enalae7 en a gsaut3es a.e. a a.ea
z s 1 1872 esieagauHe she Ftacv
aeteeeR za cations Th5S
t Esuilc tesuvsl sfvr Ae3i
aS'a- ASH cult rssss8 = Band og So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05

Beware Of fraud, IS nv name and the price
are stamped on the bottom OF sill mr. advertised
shoes before leaving the factory, which protects
the wesrers against high prices and Inferior
goofs II dealer offers W. l. DOUGLAS shoes
a. q reduced price, OF says he has them without
my name and price stamped on the bottom. put
him down as fraud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
uaprNe rEExrTs.


gfaas Mae Frame naasss.
Tho fo.oag hailains permits were IS
sued by bgAae Inspector Abssots. ysstaT-
slav
A gehuSs, oEe-ssory frame. lot !,
t1.ek a. laaard's ss3lEson. c.fss $50
F.. ms oae-stary frame, ioi lss
s1.,.k - "a arsg sddlfisT. cost $50
~auese-SsA Qa!nu. tso story frame
blark 81 q. MAynAra 5 addition. COST
Ssa
q II. laSswo oae-sscrY frame esAlG-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05

Sundays sixteen-paee edition Of the
PosT-lSTxLLfsEScER bad wonderful sale.
ETeryDoGy read il. and many bought Q
number Of copies TO send 10 their friends
in the East as an index % the wonderful
Development Of se23tie 4 few copies are
yet on sale At che PosT-TErKLLIsxxcxa
business oft8ee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
ARMORY HALL.
THU. :, s= ::,: :. y: ;. NOV. 7
And Evening az 3.

2-0RAND FESTIVAL CONCERTS
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary aud comhin-
ing ell the extraordinary features of the
GREAT BosToN PEACE JUBILEE.
And presenting the gTandess musical combips-
& n ever heard on fhe Pacific coast.
GIIM0RE's WONDERFUL NEW YORK BAND.
GTLMos rs Is FAMOUS sOLOIsTS
GiLMOREt5 GREAT VOCAL RTISTS.
CHINO KS RINGING STEEL AEFILs.
G1LM0RE'5 ELECTRIC ARTILLERY.
Special Vocal @oloizts.
Mile. CLEME TINA DEvEfsE.
The Silver. voiced Gerster OF Today.
Nine. BLANC HE ST0SR-BART0N,
Americas Foremost soprano.
Misa CLARA POOLE,
The superb American Contfalto.
Miss JENNIE nIGKEES0N,
PriRa Donna C0nsralto, Late Of Carl
R0sAa Grand Opera Co, OF London.
Sig. ENRICo DuSENZI.
The Weli-Known Italian Tenor.
sig. CLEMESTE BOLOGNA.
The brilliant Italian Baritone
Also
sig. ITALO CkMPANiNI
The Greatest Of Living TenoFs, and
Mr.. MYRoS ". WHITNEY,
The Grandess Basso America ever PRO
daUed.
Mr. CHARLES K PRATT, Pianist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
Bona Eide Purchasers

As this is probably the last advertisement va
shall pstat regarding Reatun Addition. we gre
seat with considerable price the following isi
Of bona adspurchasers % date. Several Ia,
age we stsiei that the building OF & anss.elass
cable road on Madison street was positively Is.
saged. IL has slready been proven thai We were
sure Of our facts in that Instance When we
first placed Renson Addition on the market. We
announced that Z would be the choicest resi
dence district and the Mob Hill OF Seattle We
believe that the presentation of the loliosving
let of purchasers is ample vtriacatioa Of thai
prediction:
Hos. h. 6. sTRUyE. 90
Hon, C. H. HASFoRD, chief justice OF wash
ingtoa territory. -
Mn LKIeH 5. ]. Hgsr, proprietor OF the Posr
IsrELusxScER- 90
MIR. WILLIAM Il BAILEY proprietor of the
EEeuing Press. t4j
Ma. aAuRicz MeMIcKEx. (2l
T. M REID JR.. register Of the United states
land once. ~
Mr.. W. R. F0EgEsT. county auditor "a
Nd. F. ". d HnLBRooK, general msnager OF
the seattle. Lake shore s Eastern Railroad Com.
paHy. On
prosecuting Attorney NkWL1N. t2l
DR. f l.. SMITH ca
Ex-Proseeuang Att orney ReSALp Q)
Hos. FREDEEIc JAMES GRANT ~
MR- 5. r. Frazier, editor in.shiei of the
Evening Press %
Nh. JOIN A. SLucHER, editor In-ehief Of
Frank InSlie's Illustrated Newspaper. %
Mr. EDeAR B. PIPER eity editor of the Posr
ISTELLtsKsCER, ca
MR JEROME CATLiS. "a
KING COUNTY INVESTMENT COMPANY. 90
ma. W. L. ELLIS, recently of the New York
stock Exchange. %
Mr. IsIDoB LATouR, OF Latour & Co, co
Mr.. W. A JENNINGS "a
MIS-. ANGELICA A. Cory. dD
Miss NJ LOUISE Burns. of Minneapolis. T.
MAJ A. PARK, OF Dexter, Horton Q Is
bank. %
Mr.. j L SCHULTZ. of Dexter, Horton & O 4
bank. I'D
Mr.. W. o. cAESE, OF G. Z. Miller d Goa
bank. a.
Mas. Z. l. DEARBORN. %
Nh J. J. aErzLER. ID
Mass IDA 4. srRfSGsIEAD. 20
MRS ANNA MAY RUSSELL Cd
,NRS +. III. PLUAaER ID
Ma. RuBERT ABEEsETHY. {2)
Nh. DANIEL WARNER til
BR CLARENCE A. HOLMES. %
cArTAiS J. A. HATFIELD. ~
Ma. J. BuRToS FoSHAY. "a
Nh JANIS &. SMART. tl
Mr.. II. NJ. BEsSErT. ti)
MR. II. A. FREDERICK. a.
Ma d. X. Hos AID. a.
Mrs ABsrE ~ SMITH %
Ms. H. A. BAUEE %
NIX GEORGE +. BUpLaSs. G)
MIS- n. 4. MCLLIGAS, %
MR. JAMES HEALn. 20
M r. q. CRAWFORD. %
Nh Z C.. HusTLEy. ~
Ma JoHS WARS 90
ia. c. 5. MEKEILL- %
Mas ". =. ALLEs ID
M FEASS r. WARE gs)
MRS L }. 0FARREEa~ 90
Mss CAEoLIsE BAKER srEyKSs
Nm. A. sskkFE. ~
Mas EidzAHEfH J. CRAWFORD Il
Ma r. II. RoREKTs gl
MR. Joas StUoHToS. %
MEssns Isaac and II. BissaAs. 81
Mas aARTHA GKuasE. a.
Mfss Ina CASTER "a
M. }. Is. G. LoeEwo U)
ms I. A GARRETT "a
Ne. JANIS q. GELIfEs. GO
BR DAvsn P BoExAs uD
Mg. GsnEeE HAxra. o.
Nh g. FALK tu
Ma AG.E1AspKR pcgcAN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
A FEW LOTS LEFT.

very few Of The arss 100 lots IA Rentea Ad
dificn are sin in the rnarkes. We are eonasent
that not one VIII renain unsold thlrty days
hence. Those who aaye delayed making their
selections anti now, should pFocrgsfsnSte no
aonges. for we intend 20 close oas the few re.
manning lots during the present month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
CAUTION.

An entirely different programme At each eoneerl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05

May BE seachsd IN ssvez minutes from she hear
81 the city By way q tas moss excessively son-
ssruesed AID best eaalppsd cable railroad n the
wcrid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05

ohn Pgiles. one-story frame. lot 81.
eeler's third addition. esss sI50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05

re have ss usual. e0aeEtsse 1855 os business
ana rsata enoe EEopsrsg 81 a. parts q tie city
aud . great varsity az acre ts9Hcygy
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

The sixteenth annual session OF
the Supreme Lodge Knights Of
Honor assembled It Indianapolis
last Tuesday. One hundred dele.
gates. representing every State in
the Union. were present. During
the afternoon all the supreme OIL
osrs submitted their annual reports.
The Supreme Dictator stated that
the order was in . prosperous con-
ditioa.
The report Of the Supreme Re-
porter showed the following bal.
socss on hand in the various funds:
General fund. go. 7l9: widow and
orphsns' benefit fund, &6l. TIA,
The total Membership Of the orde,
10 ~, 00O. while the whole number
Of working lodges 10 z. 500. During
the last year death benefits we're
paid amounting TO $a2l4.O0O.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18

Bury the crcaksr out in ths
woods. in . beautiful hole in the
ground, where the bumble-bee bum.
blss and Tie wcodpseksr pseks. and
the straddIs-b ug straddles around.
He 10 no good to tho town OF push.
too impractical. stingy and dead.
but be wants the whole earth aud
part Of the crust, and the stars that
shine overhead. Then hurry him
OF to the bumble-bse's roost. and
bury him deep in the ground. he's
DO uss to 10 here. get him out Of
the way. add make room for . man
that 10 sound.-E&.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18
A GRAMMAR LESSON.

4 High School girl. being told
70 parss the sentence. HE kissed
me-" consented reluctantly. because
sue vac opposed to speaking Of
private matters in public. He.
she commenced, with unnecessary
emphasis. and fond lingering over
the word that brought crimson 70
her checks. tbs . pronoun; third
person. singular number. masculine
gender; . gentleman, pretty wen
fixed; universally considered good
catch. Kissed 10 . verb; transi
tivs-too much 60, regular every
evening: indicative mood-indi
eating affection; first and third per-
sons. plural lumber. snd governed
by circumstances. Mech. every.
body knows me;" and down she sat.
Russell Record.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18
4 NEW WAY TO GET THERE

An apparatus has beer invented.
consisting Of . rocket and para
chute combination, with tubes
attached containing . powerful
explosive. the firing of which sonds
the apparatus mp into the sky. A
Peruvian named Csmarsra 10 The
operator. aud lately he made IN
ascent ct Callao under patronage Of
the Peruvian government. when be
vent up l5.545 feet (almost three
milesy and came down safsly 90
terra 6rma. BY aid Of the parachute.
i've miles from the spot whence he
went up.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18
Election Notice.

Whereas, il il provided BY an Act Of
the General Assembly Of the State Of
louisiana. approved March Is. 1870.
that An election shall be held on the drst
Monday in June Of each year. by the
qualified electors Of the town Of GOV.
lU0TO0, St. TAmmany Parrish. La.
for the purpose Of slscting one Mayor
and six Aldermen. 70 serve - such for
tbs ensuing twelve months thereafter.
% the Law directs
Now, therefore. I. VIM. G. Morgan,
clerk Of the eighteenth judicial district
court for the Parish Of 1t. Tammany,
L., in compliance With the third Sec
ton Of said act 10 issne this notice,
notifying all persons concerned 70 hold
said election, on
MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1889.
being the first Monday Of said month.
with the view Of elsctiag the above
named ofacsrs, said election 70 be con.
Quoted. and the retu rus thereof made,
in the manner required BY the laws Of
the State Of Louisiana.
II testimony whereof. ! have hsrsun
70 aignsi my name and afaxed ths zeal
Of ssid court thereto. ae the town Of
Covinston. THE sth day Of Nay. 1859.
WI q. 4OasAH, Ulssk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18
IMPORTANT DECISION.

The Supreme Court o: Nebraska
has inst dsc'''sd question If iu-
torres. 10 money l0an-ra. Growing
corn had besn mortgages: and after
coming to maturity il wsa harvest.
ed m sold to grain dealers. The
owners Of the mortgage snod them
for the valGe of the corn. The
court decided that growing corn ID
not the corn after it has bean crib
bsd anJ sold; in other words. thai
the ~ ,rtgage will not hold and the
plaiptiR cannot recover.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18
New Advertisements.


BY virtas Of IN order Of sals from the
honorable the Aforesaid court, bearing
date Nay II. l0oo. and 70 me directed,
will proceed 70 aell ct pablie auction. ct
the door of The courthouse, in the tovA
Of 06vingten. parish and state Aforesaid,
on SATURDAY. June q, 1859, between
legal sale hours. the undivided two
thirds Of the following described proper
y, to-wit:
Tvsnty-thrss acres Of land lying and
being situated in the Parish Of " Tan
many. State Of Louisiana, bounded
south BY the Abita River. beginning q
the corner Of property formerly known
- q Populas property; est beginning
q black gum on the Abite River,
thence 70 another black gum stan ling
on . perpendicular line on Saaks
Branch, then down the said branch 70
it, intersection Of . branch forming the
northern boundary; west By lands FIR
msrly known - G. Populas land. and
running north to the center Of the
branch forming the northern boundary,
and was acquired BY 2. v. LAbasrs and
Miss F. l. LAbArre BY purchase from
Mn. e. Miller. August "a. 1879.
, Terms Of sale cash.
W. B. COOK. Sheriff.
CovMoroN, La, Aay IL, 1889.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18

The celebrated uyra Clark Gaines
case was decided BY tue United
States Supreme Court last Monday.
The court granted the heirs the sum
Of $500. 900. which the city Of New
Orleans will have 10 pay.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18

We expect two pienies here next
Sunday. one at the Crescent The
other q Germaa one at Favason's.
At Paul's Exchange tbings look
a. bright ~ . trade dollar. and he
has bad bis dancing platform wax
I'd, % that the dancers will slip
oasisr 70 the char" TkAagn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18

OF the use Of cotton seed meal
for dairy COWS. . writer for the En-
glish Agricultural Gazette says:
my cows get three 70 four pounds
OF cotton cake oil the year. The
quality and quantity Of the cream
and butter 10 20 ssnsibly increased
By cake. that il BY chsnss the COWS
are without il two days. il 10 81
once known in the dairy. In sum-
mer the cake 10 especially valuable.
- il firms the butter. Oatmeal
and bran. give quantity of white
milk; oo!ton-cake gives cream.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18

Capt Frank Montgomery. who
moved from Mississippi to South
west Louisiana With 90. 900 abont
twenty years ago - now said to
be worth 100000. and made il
farming. He resides in 81. Landry
parish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18

In the South il 10 estimated thst
for every hale of cotton made .
half ton of seed 10 produced and
mostly wasted. Il 10 estimated
that at least $500 OOO. 900 has been
wasted in the last twelve years.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining 10 the Covington LA.
Postofioe. Friday. May II. 1889.
Persons calling for the came will
please say advertissd:
Farrell Z A mrs
Finey Bette mrs
Jones Belle mrs
Stafford w F.
Shoultz Mary 8 miss
Samori e H. Oakland Farm i.
Thompson John
Wasknn Thomas
II not called for in thirty days
from date. the above letters will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
A fee of one cent additional post
age is required on all advertised
letters. CHAs. HENrz. p. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18
GRATITUDE MOST EXTRA.
ORDINARY.

"A man named Hicks, who lives
out in the hills of Arkansas, has
on bis farm beautiful stream.
He attempted to stock il with trout,
but soon discovered the water VA
too warm. Not discouraged. he
proceeded to cool the water. Ha
started au ice factory. and every
morning now juring the summer
be deposits ice in the several pools,
Well. cir. it would tickle you to zee
the 6sh. When . wagon draws up
to the pool the driver yslls 'icel' and
the 6sb come flying from under The
rocks. Trey get upon the ios and
carry ON in . perfect 6uttsr OF Rlss
Beats anything I ever saw"
lyon know Hicks. do you. Davsi'
"Know himi Why. be doesn't
live more than two miles from my
place."
Does he ALLOW anybody 70 catcl
the trout:"
He will give you al you car
catch With . hcek."
"Believe I will 20 ont some time.
"Won't do yon any good"
"Wbyf"
THE ish won't bite for anybody
hat Hicks."
'Thsy wont?"
mo. sir; You couldn't get . nib
ble."
"How do you account for itl"
"Grstituds."
"What?"
Gratitude. I tell you. They know
Hicks. They know how much BE-
has done for them. Why. sir. b
can pail them out % fast a. be can
throw in. You ought to ESQ them
look up in bis face and smile. One
day I Was with him. Two Of the
higgsst trout I ever saw began "a
fight for the hook. One Of them
got il. and the other one, deter.
mined not to be ontdone, came out
ON tho bank and lay down. I never
saw such gratitude" -Sportsmsn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-18

Magnolia Gazette: N. p. Spark.
man. deputy clerk If the circuit
court. informs ms that the cost to
the county OF the Goss trial will Re
"hont $4,000. Get your pocket
hooks ready Taxpayers. % You will
have to settle the bill.