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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-12

TWENTY YEABs ago MIR. Carnegie was a
Door clerk In the Pennsylvania Railroad
Office. He now owns q palace and deer
mark in Scotland end hos given over {"
million dollars 10 public library In Pists'
burg. Bot the net profits of his iron bust
mess, BY means OF the high tariff, are @ MIL
lion ard half 8 year, so that he can we'll
aff,rd to live luxuriously and make mu'
nificent gifts. He alao, it may be remember
cd, says that the immigrants who come mere
from abroad, to compete 10 an already over
stocked market with native American Ia
borers, belong to the beet class Of ioseigo
labor. and that their fockirg to thia coun'
try should not be inpeded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-12

800 words enough. In his free lecture Tnurs-
day, at 4 p. M, at Arlington Institute 920 King
street, Prof. Etienne Lambert will demonstrate
how thorough knowledge of French converse
ton can be acquired within the compass Of 500
words. All interested should attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-12
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Robinson against Commonwealth, Hito against
Commonwealth, An .hony sgsinst Commonwealth,
Rocap against Common wealth, continued until
March term.
Whiting against the town of Vest Point. passed.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company 81 ainst
the Postal Telegraph Cable Company, the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company sgainss the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company, continued to
March term.
Perdue's administrator sgainst Dillon, removed
to Wytheyille.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-12

Many aches or pains relieved ct once By
sDendng rs cents for bottle oil Salvation
Oil.
Strengthen your voice aud remove coughs,
colds and hoarseneas, BY taking Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price Is cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-12

TJoMINY FLAKES iuat received by
Ia deco J. @. MILBURN.
NooD COOKING BUTTER. 20c, for aale by
ST dec1S ]. c. MILBURN.
TOLLS DRESSED TO ORDER at
~ Gep17 AMOS 3, sLAY@AKsR's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-12

The Season. for February, has been re-
ceived from The International News Compa.
ny. New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-12

THE DESPERATE attempts Mr.. Harrison is
making 10 aecura the election Of Harrison
de e2etes 20 the pezt national republican
convection have become 60 outrageous tna'
sysn ons Of the administration ne0spapefs
of Washington, In order to keep up With the
news, is forced to notice them By saying 10
respect of tho appointment Of speclei Oh
ficer In Washington ard that OF the dele
gates referred TIC from that city, there nas
bssu talk OF political deals affecting the I'LL
inc OF thu positions" How's that for q pure
and heightened administration? s"sppine
government Offices for delegates to political
conventions No matter what Mr.. oleVs'
land may be. there ia no doubt CT the lac.
that Fir. Harrison is 10 better than ms party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-12
. LEX a NJ DIR IL. V
TUESDAY EqzEINoi, JANUARY 10.
, wo-rvn IN tba Nav York Tribune re.

a WRITER In the new 1olk 1''O"''o
ferrlng to the democratic possession OF 'ne
New York legislature, which, it need not De
forgotten, has been sanctioned BY the hlgn'
eat court Ia that State, Gays: ut makes my
blood boil when 1 read the doings OF our
Stale Senate, aud cry 'foscib!y' to rio Us
OF srch minority" A. the ClsVeiand In.
aueuratioo northern republicans we're neafo
TO exclaim "tbis ia more than haen sno
blood can stand" Many republicans nave
not YET learned how vain 1t Is to oppose the
inevitable. TEE democrats, not the "reoeis''
10 New York and ia enough other otatea to
elect both a democratic President and Q
democratic Senate, are now on top, anc,
vhat,s more 10 ths purpose, intend to stay
there. ard wtn democratic President and
g democratic Congress the high tariff Will
be removed ard 81 the people will rtJoice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15
Land Office Business.

The report Of the United States Land
Once for this district shows in detail
the business transacted for the year
ending June 10. The district incl udes
Chehalis, Kitsap. Lewis, Pierce, NJ ason
aud Thurston counties.
For the entire year there were ISL
prc-emption entries, 76 timber and
stone. coal. 10 committed home.
stead. D5 final homesteads, five sup.
elemental. one public land sale. There
we're alao iO5 homestead entries, VIII ich
with railroad selections. make the fol
lowing totals: Final and original en-.
tries snd railroad selections, $50 in
clading li7.92l.9l acres. The cash
.ales we're sD3. 92l, and the fees and
commissions amounted TO $7,9S4.42.
The following table shows the n UNI
her II acres Of vacant land, surve yed
aud unsurveyed, In each county:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

o. shai ls,sslia ~ the pul,lio whs
sss lsaa - lssutssE ,seas u IN s,,as
90 Fsissias staHiaH nest ~hen llaF
ass isfsassn sa.i ths FeFgusca and
Ma fpmpahF ~hish cosapsisss an
segregation a tsisnt consisting 81
HisffY ssiiassiisns Fs''iif elfls and sl'e'
fislisss ~lii pfvsesi ., olympia Thea
~ AS lsfsiai si.sssf,liis asCafthY's
aishsps plss that hes bot oas
lisssas saa sh.s b. make sseytssiy
tsgsss - . sshisls - isisllrFoas merit.
ssaes tssssl "a shs saishaps ~ two
fsnsislai lfishssa who ass siway. gr..
sss s,lsssi ia complications ~ the
ss.ss sl.issaiaus tiad
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

= sssuss tAss lks ts@apessy ssmss
Fsssass@ - tstsess - sssss ssas.
ss@ss~a - shs msfasissse sssts : sAs
sseats stsk ssss n8&n3sa tsssssa 49,
wss le~fss ssstsssssesS ssa - az
ssss tassa = - as aaaa@ A. a
- Assfwi sssssss ssA ssass sssaa@
go stsa ~ go ssfsies = ATS sAs
sssssss ss4 80 ~ sAesss
- - t%ssssss sms = skeaas
= ssssss@sa s@wss&aa sAss ~ 80 y
hsss tsa assssasssa4 = skassA =
Fsss's - - 49, 49, nss - ~
saFasAs sAMsA ~ a ss
sA~sslma y - sassss - ssas ssss.sl
"a seesssa tssg So saas 5 stsas
lstss esesa ss&sA $50 - 49, $3.50
s~a So - hssMtM Ahss ssAA ssaa,
sssas ~ sssas smis nssAs See sszs
sNssmf = a. hssss ssss nass q
sa@fss Fsss sss ~ ksss sss ssa
sseskans ~ms y @ssss asssssaea y a..
easss is@assAssee sn& - aslss So
ss@stse - mssasasfs sAs esasts -
ssss - 49, = a. ssssss - e. a.
nss@tsastss - sAs aasAa sAem saNAAas
- wmts sasss ssss - As sasxs
49, - 49, H@@ss - tss@ssst !
tss@sAs = a. e1sss Aa@sns -
$500 e*kNsss ssss Ass NessaA "a
sssss* sAs4 Asess rs - = shs s~a
Nfstss = - ssss = saasseasa 80
sski = sssa = !. tsss 49, 80 $40
smsA sssa4ssas ~ $50 sAa sasss 4
- s~s ~ 80 stsa - ssess ssss
- 80 Vkss stkf1 i - hssas a.
s@Maaes = sAs esesa usasMass se4&
iAA y thss sAs esssmssa issses :.
- psss skmzst - ss1s sa@sAssss .
stst nsss essN~u sssssss - 50 : -
sAsteses - ss<a = 49, ssMss~sa
go hssss aass issfss = q s&sssaas
sss - tas ssNake &s ls@sssNsks
49, - 49, ssssesss ska tea =
ass# fs@ls IsAsshs mstsa saasmas
ks4 s4afasa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SWEET
saie,aea ia fssaFis, $50 AIS aasen
- ahsha ths 0s9aa Sad Colossal
eisiissi eFsssssis Purchased ~ the
tssn Nettsssss as..s wssia's its
f@alfsam

ial.a nailsssas stsf lsspuisf tnd
ffsf ssi.s.uss shuss tsnis 80 us this
ffsf wiih ss'fh ialis.,taui sessssi'ius
sHt aHasH,siisHs 90 e. usrfsha.iuw
sii 81 tsafIs .tsff ss4assmsni tuntnIvs
thag hsfs hal nalt ms,sHsiiy
siffnaiheHtl tissis ilna SOL hippo.
"a aaa tefl.'isssnsss Sod lsfss, ~ aslsle.i
FL theif slfssif tssi n,sasssIis lait
e. ffslufins 90 80 suadlns aew
hsinfs whhh tan hut sammsnd llsell
g. ga stsass a l.atgaHs We sh,de
g. shs sfssA iii.iirai spectacle ~ Sod.
asssH his ffsntls. $3.50 ,las queen Il
stft@ insggins Ia historical aeUu.
fsft fsithial ~ stnis dsliasa,lon.
isslisii 81 Asrissloa ~ lasl,lsn,s aud
ftsats iaigssssissiT stand Ia lssgsaalie
fisss ~ sHasnlafsns "a costumes aud
sifaaaisafHis sntgsnslnN la nasl'sl
issiafss lssittislus In isautliul bal
80 49, f@ttf"a - N@sNNN N"i ''fAft"s
fssfs itia anpssuusirnis'lly suhli'ue
sg.sf e. A. ass pnHamsaa ltssli b. every
tisi9a1 A. aaHsfast 81 tiis nolsldy
sgtistis pinfafitsa aHi 81 .he erl~'
sect ssliHs siias sal islshl ~ ,hs
faaasss Hssissi.sFs - ilis su,ilsncs. ,he
Hsifih pfHiatihe sol ssss ssvsptaiils
s.sntasalfsss ~ iiampiy iiampty. his
fafiHnss Mtsi.HtnHss and Mlshaps.
slli aut rlsss Ia ,i,s programme 81
sac Has4assu slsa~ cod wlll he pre-
@stssi - a. uussespsioaal'le com
$3.50 = speciality snEsNsd sAlIled and
s..aae rsi,i,'',lsssisis snd Fspie,e viii
see assssusi aua highly dlvsfting
tStAs Transformations aad surprises
fhs sla~ wili sshilAi =. Olympus
lall aass
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15


etffHsf iHs IsfH
81" tft
81"
80
tHtf ~
So Fees
it' Ht
@ =" s~ss as "ss 81 ht
H $500 "fff''f HtH ths
[" 80 'H"s hat e
"sff - a.
H si#"' e. 40 30 isas
= 'fiH'a'*s ssses4
"''f 80 fttfnssH a
- sh'siF haH s'ssii 81
s'"Sf s'sss''H''h 49, - SO
'"'N ''''s' 'HHHs' shsft q faii
''f i'Hs'''as - 80
F " wsH ssssa ifasi ths
'sss'.s as a's' 'ss 'sisiess 49,
" 'h'"' '"s' "'''f sasf - HH'
- ''s-'" - s'ii's'as thsi ssfst
s'''''a'.' sHf a'ssFfs 'hlas 3 g.
y s''s'a - ai'hsHa b sissi sas si.s'
's-s'a - siissssss 81 .siisias - =
ssa : s''s@' sstass = ssiists - 81
zee f'sfsssf 49, : 80 sss hHFasa
N'f% sis'a Sc 'haatssss a -.
Ns's' F'''s - asisti - stsssil
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

- F@uss - smAsss Coz xssssf.
ssss~as& ssst "a sfssse = tsasassss
$3.50 "a tsss ssssssss go ssssfsss -
sfsssass MasNsssssesssus ~ sssmaA.
sh'sts N4ss - sAss a. Fssxssss
fsets sssss sss easssisf tssassk ~
80 ssnsssi ssafsssssae = sl.ss shsss
sswsa shss enaaAsa Wsii A. nsaes sa.s
sAsfssssaF sse#e@ SO sasnst 4 as
ssalsstas lsawss.ss 49, assasksss 49,
sees ssass@s ass So esAa -
seq = aaA@sau asaas n ssss@sea a.
sssf seess wsse tt.sse ssssssi ksssa.
hsss sA.aa~s skssst sessssss issss t4ss
az sssa@sa AS n.sessaees ssssas
hss eesssa s@s sssss ham = tssm@s.a
= sssess& - shs ~ssss sssssa
seses esttss ss.ss~ $50 st,si sae@s sss
asassteS $50 fssissas sssssis ssas4a
- ls thsss hsAssat&#es - saasA -
Fssssssis So sssfes wssss stss .
sssFsstiss easssssi ~ ssssssa 81 Nssa
ss&s stis issase hss $3.50 wftil sssges.4ss
sssssistum. sd sssissas "a sstse a.
tsgs = asaw sistsass sstis sts
ssss issn as sssasss asshees -
satss fssssaas sAA iasss fuatss~sa go
rfsfssiaa - ssks sstss sssssatsa
sssimss eaeseswatssshas eish Az ~
sssaet ssas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

for the month Of June the cash en-
tries included 2.0i3 acres, amounting
to f5,T20.1b. which with fees and com.
missions amount 10 ~ .90i 40.
The state selected 3,2ll acres for q
scientific school.
On July lst. 1892, the plat Of town
ship ~ north, range II west, frac-
,ional township lying north OF Gray's
Hafhor. and fronting on the ocean,
was placed on file in the local land
office, and on the same date forty-four
pFc.emptions and twenty-one home
strada were filed. In addition to other
filings the state presented a list for
6.Gil acres for public buildings at
Olympia. which list was suspended for
ninety days In order TO allow actual
settlers Ca file. At the expiration of
ninety days. the State will then come
IN Ior all lands In the township not
hied upon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

4 chamhermaid at the Byron house,
al Nes Whatcom. found baby in
one ~ the beds Saturday morning
The child was left by one of four wo
men who pat up at the house the
night heiofe and took the Premier for
Seattle IN the morning. The dis
co,cty was made before the steamer
left fairhaven, and a telephone brought
the mother hack to take care OF her
child She l. well-known Sumas wo-
man
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

atss nesl nssuth ~ill have seducrsl
ssf saaslmafa iisisaes ~ iil 0lo fSn
nlliss ifaa, lis ssgsh b. sl,out 20 ,sEl.
issl usiiss sed wlll present an obissi,
e si.ssftins lntsfsst h. astronomers
saa aihsfs sha ani pleasure ln studs
ZEE a. sfssi 81, slstiss ~ the universe.
Has afiit iails la ,he present lice
siih Fssfsst g. ihs earth bat oaes In
siisfs Fesgs sna ~, Hssl - ,hs planet
e. fssssilHsll pfutslusnt obleet just
am
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

"A .t..t $3.50. $500. 49,.
60. - $500 -.
al. -. ........t y. 80 -
...........s.. .....t....4.
....... ~. ....'t.t......
- 90 .s..........
stsihtf 4" go So sfits' f HifHs'
saf a. itatesn sih % ESQ
FftA ttt tFtw thfHs8a
Hiaf tH iHiftafs fifH - fssie9sls1
49, ihs affs 81 li.s iatHsfss hsff tFfa
estes Hlsi's.' fhff "fat e. aass
tts fNFsa fsfast q msHifi ssh
49, q sssss - a.fH ftit As ssi
feta ihs tfitfft fs thFf Fftfffsi
ttsi isf ~ affffs ti ~ H~asiH a.
ga sHa ssi# aatf tf Ffst.aEssl
Hissi
asasssf tee e. tfss ihsf fhs
mFef HFas ftaa iiaa iH sees
Hfafsl fsfsss #fff 81 .aissst iss issa
ssssaf 80 80 ssiss tss sfsfsFs
#Hf e ffasi'ftss siasi tf''fss = go
49, i#H ftsiHsits f. d isssst aa 80
isssssHsat
e f fiassi ihsl sa 81 "a stli aasa
is aett 81 asfstf ass asiAs - iisasH
siaa4 - asa aata laAaa - huhtt
- ....s......t .t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

s.ss'tsss sees etth IS tlt...i g.
e. - ttfH ESQ fst.. Ht
assetsf ft es.Hs
thlat g. tHta
fitsttt tasf..a fss tsat tI.f
e. tsh ltH .afsf "a ttIs eIsfs atI
ittt e. tl Is fffE
g. tsa v tss q
kttt 81 nast tssslss Hafl 81 asst
's 'hs - asi eiaas
a. tisitsst e tsnastsf as
ttfessti ssssfs 90 ltt nst iIi.s 81
nasssiaati ~ ffsssauf tf
a. secs fsit tt8ss sssi o. tiHas
So lfati ssif sasks "a fHs9.st
49, = 81 o. a. s,.as5
saaf'ai lstsss i.tsa ~ esHs
= slAa sHl sists af kass 81. a.
safsss ialiaHan ~ WtHuaa aai
Ffssff 10 asafaaist aiH 81 H
tssss 49, fs lhs hsfa.ilasa sisi.
'fuslsH 80 eaffsass iais
fea hssf tssssa 60 tss sstslss
iasssi sassiHsss sss aaif slait
~ Fl fs aatttfsi a. va .hsfe 81
tfasa.ls SO tstlutii tat aAsa tht
sssft isss - sAs l.ssiss Sc sfsls.sl
'aass = .~sli shss q isssss
& q wsfuss - taifsf e iu tfs
sei.s % sac tss@sssfssls saaslasts s
o. iia sseaf "a ss aasHt $3.50 30
80 - stis sssgsisasl "a sul b
taskss ihs $50 Hss8ast san So
,sss ssls a. ~ $3.50 slss fsiis
, a isssastsast sssfss its.ass
. iesss s~sskss 81 49, issisisssfs -
sss wssassssss issshis So sssss
sssss ~ . = vsg h tss psss e.
t~sAssssssss T. ss.sisifi So tsa
ssssiseasl $50 - tssF asss stsstsa
AsA8f
80 ga a. fssu gfas ssts ssss
80 lsssa sssss . ssssss b. aes "a
ssamksts sss > slssasaise asan - as
sss4s d ssssa suaAat.ssl =. a.. 49,.
sesss ss@tsae Nsa as.a sases
- ASSESS - saf asasssf sssilss s
= sssAes s4sasss
.....a.............
a. - - -.
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I. -. -.
lmasnsss ..ts.0 a4..ssa a.
49, sAsn as s@.ss ~ ...s.,...s !.
saama - a ss,ta -. =. IA
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80 sasA ts 80 sAa sAAss 49,
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- - 1855
-
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lsss&s = men.4 .......'......
-. -. -. -,
-. -. ''....'...
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a m.ss..m. !. -
sns.as - -. -. = -. :. -.
..sa.ks.s = ~. -. = -. II.
-. - "a =. - ..........
a. Ia 4. a - -. = s.-..
sts sas.mst !. ....t 49,. -. !.
~ - ea.at - - -. =. /.
Fusssssa n.s. sss - So = LA -.
sssst 49, 4 sesaAus.s ..ast.....
49,. -.
-.
~. - -. 50
- -. y -. :,
..... -. -. s's
eessssssst gsa ~ sea- - ..a.a \.
eesesks thsi Naass - sss sasts s.a.
'assss ss~assssss si.ss - ssu tsta.
Fssesss tst 1888 ssAs fksstsns
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

eHsass ssssssss Assas az ,.ssa a
ne Ne. sess sssss i.assig stsa -
ts.n,laH. a sssssneassa lsss y aaas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
1recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me" II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

A. sstaasiHn ~ ihs wsfss ~ the
liisHs is.~.isf ga ~ Highlands. nssr
nsfAHisF fsi lasl saturday resulted
Ia ilss $50 ~ nssnf htss Tho cun.
aiissi.ss sss isffihs ani mush dam.
49, SO Anr 81 ifsFile articles 10
lasftstst ustisni Alsmssia and HAn
ffanffssf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

ftats v ttsHH .a atefsl
pfss Bee ist taea matsaasi q. -
slasssa aitsl q So tasA an tiss ssit
- kaaasi 90 a. maft.t = 49, uiis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

feaHsi sssssss ihsi ,Hfagla b. lhs
htsisaf iawn % tts 4na
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

See Gees fiaHsHs ilil so dsisste
.e ihs saiiHHai iltsass si Representa-
fit.s v s.iatsiay 50 tate ~ iai &
ifa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

Wh4ia ssfatstlNa ~ ihe inuRha
lf.n - see nrw Nestla ssheHil hulld
ihs lstf @rst 10Th ~ manmnta
ffislaIftsnas sas discovered ~ tuu.
ifaftaf AshpsuFh vfui.alig ihe &C.
Hsins ei asnif sntsAiiusian mnnstel
fssifnsiias ifum SO siff ~ ths plsses
tuaa ths shsis tisIth must have
nlsssifss 81 lsssi hsa sud bali in
ifasih st.i pfttasfti,lHaisif slilh.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

81 AAnf aasAi.its4 - = Hfs
issl ssfsffsi stft AHfBsf tttss
tafiis it F tntaIfaaa -
uasffa a. o. ssifsH ms Nar4.4s
tssfIHss eff taH8 hha its
rsfilsasHi lfaft safl go iti
s1s hHshs SEE aa 80 sp
faahtt itF Ht tsm4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15
for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation.
Sour Stomach, Diarrhna. Eructaton,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d.
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

Tar crSrA,,s COMPANY, II MURRAY STREET. NEW YoRE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-07-15

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-12-10
HINTS FOR FARMERS.

FIELD mice will never ovcrrun q field
where owls exist in large numbers
The principal food of owls is mice, and
they diligently hunt for them In the
most favorable localities for procuring
them.
IT is not necessary to use wet land in
order to have . pasture. 1t is true that
some grasses will thrive on . damp
soil, but the most desirable grasses are
grown on rich land that has been well
undcrdraincd.
IT should not be fault with an ami.
NAL that il eats plenty of food or has .
good appetite. In order for . COW 70
produce large quantity Of milk she
must have a good appetite, Is she
cannot produce something from nota.
ing.
MAKE IN experiment in drainage BY
tile. draining thoroughly the wettest
and heaviest acre on the farm Then
grow . crop Of clover, follow Il with
wheat, and see If the increased yield
does not pay back q large interest o.
the cost of the drainage.
CHANGING the cows from one pasture
to another not only promotes the appe-
tie and permits of greater variety Of
food, but also allows the grass on the
pastures to better withstand dry sea
sons. It is mistake to allow cattle 10
Craze . pasture too closely.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-12-10
senor. orehiliA the performer q. II, |

0enosa Grehilja. the performer o. Ii,
latter. being IN accomplished musician
q well - . magnificent type of Spanish
beauty. The senior inaugurated the
ceremonies with . few words Of vel
come and "ISra Aerico: HSsa Issrsd,
Iics Li6eytadr'
The gunnen drod . salute from .
old anvil. the Mexican and Americas
dags were simultaneously hoisted on
the adjoining poles. the crowd shouted
itself hoarse, and the string band gave
national Mexican air. witRa vocal &C.
compartment BY the crowd. Thoee
Who did not understand Spanish, sang
in English. Tho orator Of the day, or
oight, then spread himself. and 1t each
"outburst Of oratory." the auditors
:heered. especially those In the back.
ground who could not hear. Then the
lance began. While partners were
taking their places others were being
escorted round the room and introduced
70 tho senoritaA The master Of cere-
monies carried . small boz. and "A he
introduced the stranger be would shake
the box and the lady would take out
what looked like . white ball A tough
from Santa Paula asked IL II were
game Of 6fteen-ball pool?
These were casqueronis-eERs with
the meat blown out, and golden span
gles and cologne blown in. The shells
are then painted various colorA On b.
ing introduced. the senior bows bis head
In meek submission and the senorita
breaks the casquercni over his head.
She laughs. and he also makes an At
tempt, but fails. inwartily. for he knows
that Il will take weeks scrubbing to
get those itching spangles ont Of his
thick hair. After several introductions,
the senOr's hair glistens like the couture
Of . court lady Of the time Of the
grande monarch Louis XIV. This 10
considered an expression Of admiration.
but several Of the Americans whose
heads had served rs targets for the mis-
chievous senoritas thought there WAS
too much unaninity for much admire
tion. This Is also the first step toward
partner for the d, nee. after
The American who attcn pied the
mazes Of the cachana. balero. and the
soon sat down. and watched
the easy. graceful. slow and sinuous
Of the senors and s.uoritas.
Every hour or so coffee and cakes were
passed around, and in this the Ameri-
rams seemed to he at homo. Dancing
was continued until about seven o'clock
IN the morning. as there were not
enough sleeping apartments After
breakfast the teams were hitched. and
The all night jewellers began climbing
into their wagons. buggies and on their
horses. and soon resumed their march
homeward. They wore the ball room
costumes in which they came. but their
laces were net so bright and fresh,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-12-10

Russell Sage has for some Year,
been in the habit.of giving ave dollsu
once . year to . f.i:nd Of his boyhooo
days. This year; vhen the pensiones
made his annual. visit, Mr.. Sage was
unable to Hnd Ave dollars in his roll ID
bills, and was on 4he point Of putting
his old friend or. when the latter ex-
.laimed: ''But an, in moro desperate
need of money than ever before. Mr..
Sage. Why not giro me one Of those
ten dollar billsy'. well. I never
thought of that, replied Mr.. sage, In
. matter-of-fsct way; here, you take
this ten-dollars and give me . receipt
for two years" a
-Zols having declared that the En-
peror Napoleon paipted and powdered
his face on the daf Of the battle Of Sc
dan, Paul de Caseass nac, after prelim-
mary observations An the subject, re-
joins: ''Now I affirm Il Is absolutely
incorrect and falle that the emperor
used paint and powder. In case Of need
j appeal. as far - the day Of the battle
O. Sedan Is concerned. TO my eomrade
In arms, Robert Mftshell. With regard
to the princess indicated by n. lola,
that ID to say. PriEcsss Mathilde, have
Ihe honor of her acquaintance. and b.
We've her incapable Of gratuit0usly
throwing undesersed ridicule on the
emperor, especially under such grisvous
eir.umStancaan -.