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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

Upon the tongue, yellowness of skin and
Weballs, nausea and uneasness beneath the
tight ribs and shoulder blade, is that the
victim of these discomforts is bilious. The
proper caper" under such circumstances is
- take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
also cures chills and fever, constipation. dys-
2epsia rheumatic and kidney complaints
md nervousness
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

pleated ruffles, makes an exquisite coat
for a less fashionably dressed child,
while piQue and embroidery are very
useful for the little ones every day
wrap.
The smaller the face the larger 1t
seems the ruffles on the poke bonnets
of little girls are becoming. Some of
the latest of these bonnets are sur
rounded not only by deep ruffle of the
material which forms the crown, but
another of pleated chiffon, and still
another of pleated lace. Around the
neck cape is formed by these ruffles,
and the bonnet is tied under the little
pink chin with wide steamers, which
makes large bow. Bonnets are made
Of lace and soft silk, but grass cloth is
also used in many of the simpler ones.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22
IN WOMAN'S CORNER.
BONE CURRENT TOPICS FOR
DANES AND DAMSELS.
Mats for the season-Dresscs for Little
Girls - New Norfolk Bodice - The
Course of True Love-Answers to Cor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of tho Modes
nn=e,- OR SEASONS

OR CEASONS UN-
told 1t has been the
custom to buy an
extravagant hat for
Easter and then
settle d o W n to
some quiet mode.
With most fashion
writer's "the adj
vance styles are
very extravaga n t,
80 ~.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is . constitutional cure. Price, TOO.

Hasn't Mr.. Simson proposed yet.
daughter?" mo, mamma, can't get
him to talk about anything but base
ball"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

Pisq's Cure for Consumption is the best
Of all cough cures. - George w. Lots,
Fabucher, La, August 26, 1896.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

FITS-All Fits stopped free by DR.. X lines Great
Nerve RestOrer. No Fits after the first day Is USE
Marvellous cures. Treatise and S2trlal bottle freetj
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

He who is most slow in making
promise is most faithful in performing
it. Rousseau.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

Blame is CATER than praise. In gen.
eral, every evil to which we do not
succumb is a benefactor. Emerson.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

Oliver Wendell Holmes said the
presence of some people required a
glass of wine to keep ones self sober.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

Leave Kansas City for St Louis until
e:20 every night by the Wabash rail-
road, the short fast line.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

Hegeman's CamphOr Ice with GIycerine
Cures Chapped Hands and Face Tender or Sore Feet,
Chilblans, Piles, &C. c. G. Clark Co., New Haven. CT
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

A cruel story runs on wheels and
every hand oils the wheels as they run.
Eliot
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

True happiness ue'er entered an eye;
true happiness resides in things un-
seen.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

Men In business are too independent
women not independent enough.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

No; I've been there. Am going to get
3 ticket back to Ohio over the Wabash.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22

II the Baby IL Cutting Teeth,
Be sure and that old and well-tried remedy Mns
wMsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

Cotton futures lower in all markets;
SPOT prices are weak at a general de-
cline.
Houston wholesale merchants report
improved business
Bank clear-ings AZ Houston for the past
week were 81 $4,000 greater than the en-
tire clearance of three other Texas cities
combined
Wheat was active and advanced &c in
trading. closing 3-s higher for the session.
corn vas firm and higher, Oats declined
and provisions advanced slightly.
Speculation in stocks was dull. trend
Ing lower.
Imports OF gold are relieving the iinan-
cial situation.
Drop In London consols.
LOCAL.
Meeting Of tho alumni and ex-students
OF the University of Texas.
Business League notes.
Meeting OF citizens OF the Third ward
cailfd for Wednesday night.
Programme for the Emmets' annual pic.
nic
The records OF the courts for day.
Preparations for German Day celebra-
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

National league Cleveland .. st. Louis
.; Louisville 6, Cincinnati .; Pltlshuig !,
Chicago 4; Washington 4. philadelphia u,
Baltimore .. Brooklyn b; New York ..
Boston S.
Winners at St. Louis-JacI Martin. Gath.
Fasir Shasta Water. Peilcas, May Thonlt-
son.
Winners a. Oaklcy-Ram!ro. Carecn,
Adowa. Semper Ego, Grannan.
Winners at Gravcsen1--BoN Friendship,
Longhea4'h Princess l'lava, Flying Dutch
man Glennoyne. Mckee,
Corbett and titzs.mmons met aud mad,
a verbal agreement TO fight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

philadelphia. September i2.-w, A.
Kurtz. holder OF hrst mortgage bones
or the Philadelphia. Reading AMI New
E,Agland Railroad company. has filed blll
in equity ~ he circuit court 20 prevent
the sale OF the Philadelphia and Recalling
properly under foreclosure Of the general
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
STATE.

Hon. ]. 7. Smith OF Fort Worth nom'.
mated for congress by the gold democrats
OF the Eighth district.
George +. McCuiler charged VITA muir.
der of Jake Ellenburg near Crockett sur
renders.
l.. a. At'0s nominated for the senate by
the democrats Of the Twenty-third dis
irict
Alzcrcunts shoot into train near Dial.
las. woundnR Nr. Perry OF Fort Worth.
Chairman Green appoints his campaign
committees.
Morgan line steamships to run to Gal
weston and load al Texas city.
LOUIS sohlessinger of Galveston as
signs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
Decisive Action Regarding Turkey Is
No Doubt Seriously Contem-
plated by England.


| to take action In regard to Turkey has
.,r,,,,, s,,,i ,ho ,.,,rst,s,,, 49, nee,
Htf'Veu ana me deposition OF the sulls'h
- opVidN linked OF IN quarters where here
tOforc the slightest infractiou Of Turkish
authority h.is beou viewed ,,t.h afsf,,.r
,,,.s,,,,,.,.',,a -, az, 49,. w.. w. -.
'""V'N' va NV N""" ,V"" IA 'ipa'
brlt3in anu IN Constanuuoplc itself. plans
are berg discussed TO sul,etselc the sui
tam nun mora ,s nm ,,,,t ,,, ,.,.,t
~, ''''' '''N,''
Imam "'ii ne 'uc 'sauNie ap"it III inc
movement. Shc IL even prepared to act
alone II the powers are too SLOW I'm co
onet,,tbn,, ,,,lrb h.,. 1y,,,, d. a., -. b, H.
stid. INT so soon ~ nc I{,t 10 'T r,, t.,,
fn,. nriton "a. Icnts ~ 49,, 49,, ~ -, -,
WIN foliuv In, exnu1,i, y, ,,r "a, o,6al
reason than Inc apDrrn..t~io,, thaf unn,a
OF them wfn ra,n a point Of vimt.fi.e IN
the long luoked-for sGtilemcnt of the al
FAIRS OF The Turkish cnrir,
Apart from Che violent agitation of tho
aCtlnn, nr iuactlon OF tGe sultan, the pro.
tc'ir from all classes ia Great Britain
resulting IN the sGinmoulug OF mass meet.
uss in all parts OF the country. which
arc .apt trpntly tomertei Win the object
OF STRENGTHENING the hand of tho MARQUIS
90 salisbury, ana the hrstownl OF the ord,e
1 OIL Inc Bath upon Me, Mcudel uethert,
/ 'ilitlsh charge d'nuairys at cnuettntiu0-
PIE, IA thc ahseilce OF the British amhts-
suanr 81 ihihp Curue. there are other
n, i,3tiehS tnHt Dom tie queen add lie
marquis OF Salisbury approve of Mr., Hci-
nsrl aeeleSs.ve action on The occasion
% inc recent caeEaEc al the FuraiSh cap-
tiaL
iI,pdhiN Tue Dtst inhicaton that the
huush prime munster has got the hit In
| il"4s OF NE coilSerNatfo press, evidently |
az M NH, LIS .3e "sGui an' oi me lhr,n'
min ,,,f,. -. - ~ ~,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

knights Of Labor repudiate powlerly
and indorao Bryan.
Notification meeting in Louisville Of the
boiling democrats.
Major Mckinley had a number OF
Callers.
Mr.. Bryan made three speeches in 81.
Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
GENERAL JAMES d. MORGAN.

Quincy. Ill. September i2.-Major Con.
eraI James d. Morgan. division comman
der under Genarni sherman In the lat,
war, Is dead, lie was president OF III,
The Soldiers home. Deceased was % yea
OF age.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
Germany's Emperor Humblcd Him
self Before the Autocratic Car
of All the Russias.
NEWSPAPERS TAKE ESPECIAL EXCEPTION.
Rctaltatory Tariff Measure. Ml,ita,v
operations Marked by Wet Weather.
United Political Peasants.



by the Associated Press. 1.-The unusunl
manner i'm vhtcs t,,,,,.,,, ,.,,,,-',.
49,, ,, -, N''"i'" IVY"
- i'"S'eu 'he ear when the latter was
IN Germany, and the frigdd tones of Tho
latters respouses Inns ex,,ita, n,t,-,r,.',i
atterto, a., ~. INV - '",
'>N''''0N 4" ms country ana mas aroused
Az many quarters strong dtsapproNOl.
MANY Of the n.,vs,,,,.,.. ,,,,t. 40, a.,
ma sortt,,,,,..' ~ 49, V"' '"''
-, ,,' '''''"'9 VI 'ne Ne'nlah people To-
emperor IN his spee.hes AMI that ma at-
torti,,, ana, i,,,.,,-., -. 49,. -
'''N' "'" ''"'"'S SHOWN inc c@aT are un'
PTeeeuenled nHi more rifusye than were
t1p,,,.rc,. 1,,-,,,..,,. -. -, "'''
M, No. s -, so''ifi oi Nus ~
,a ,r ,uVs' 5'a is "islanec was on Mon,
- 49,. -"lPelW Nti"'uh lcitGiapntd
'.'.'il.ns tIe Hctiiidli meet ol h4,y-ionr
Nsa''s from me Norm soN nalEuNefs a!.d
~ W. t'a tHe sAipA To- proceed iorthN ith
Sues Such a shower OF all scits OF uiii-
oiat DECORATIONS as Waa granted 10y tne
.n'perof TO me Russian visitors WAS fcre-
tuiutt unknown ana covered IN tue.r an-
nonAceucnt h4must , page Of The keiehs
An1 iEcr
The newspapers take especial exception
to Emrtror Miham's speech In whitn ao
characterized Inc lui,sian mru,v ~ moss
pcWutfH lu rcu!y his Russ an MAJESTY
sp0k iu French. aiuhuush il Ks well known
ne speaks German uuentIy
me Coiopns Noiks S,.ii3.os eu, ,f tte
n1n,i ,yiielv .i.'.,tf,,,t -, ,e w -.
S"E7' IN Vu'suoHS mournlaly pond
H's u, ,,,, Is aVVpta' oul inc onriep. hus-
Sun A1'H&ohlSm 10 'irrmauy remains Mi
the an an Wilh lrjntr remains. luS
- JUL latutdI' rs HuSslAu AIMS and M
usrer's n!e luiu.icjl 10 the itennhd dAd
'N"'o N"'NS9 iN""hih le'h"l"lahta
me Mnole oi her traditional or. sal pos
ny ~ a. nes-rtnie tlat tprmauy should
not hreuios~lS render ltussia PORTER s~F-
nee Tor which she woum rcreiVe 30
Ylanks' anu ihat sb should s3t permit
n''',ll - " hNpt Vul ei ietAiu Tor isua-
Aey :" treat 'hrisuuus more Justly
4 lac NossisVnc Heiurg expire ses ITSELF in
the same tenor. so l4r the ears tour
seems to have been fcrinc lf IN sundor-
standings lc.loua.cs aud reflcentc. and
hyS caused general disAti sta ton.
Tho newspapers of Ntnun4 are atm dis
i%Slns whether the Russo- Garm1n lc-
ny Sn,.k tnrerot " uiam numhicd
autociat and so,ao of then re.. WI IA"
d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
REVENUE CUTTER LAUNCHED.

Cleveland, Ohio. September /? The new
United siates revenue cutter which mas
neon unasr construction az the Globe Iron
works IN this ely for some Time nae,
IN the presence Of a grsat crowd OF spec
tators.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
FOREIGN

a crisis has been reached in Turkey and
II is cxpccled serious action may follow.
Conference between representatives Of
Brazil and Italy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30
MISSING BALLOTS.

MISSING BALLOTS. Last
Tuesday the commissioners OF cleo
ton for the Seventh Ward, to-
pether with their attorney and
several witnesses, appeared at the
Courthouse for the purpose Of
counting the votes for the Police
Juror ia that Ward. Mr.. Harry
Warren, Clerk of Court, produced
the ballot box. sealed as it was
when he received it from the cleo
lion officers, and broke the seal,
when to tie establishment OF all
present, the box was found to be
empty. Considering the fact the
seal was intact, it is a mystery what
has become Of the ballots, il they
we're ever put IN the box. The COM
mis- sioners are positive that they
sealed up the ballots in the box,
and the Clerk of Cour: ayers thai
the box has not been tempered
with while in his possession, which
is proved BY the nnbroken seal.
Aside from the theory OF evapora'
ton. their disappearance is unac'
countable.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30
MRS. DYER

London, May s2.-The woman
Dyer. who has been on trial ON the
charge Of numbering numerous in.
fants lntrustedt0 her care, has been
sentenced to death. She was AZ
rested It Reading, together with, her
sou-in-law, Z maj named Palmer,
charged with having stranxled TO
death = number Of infants whose
bodies were recovered from the
Thames weighted down viii, bricks.
From letters found IN The possession
Of the woman i seemed apparent
that the parents Of the infants CON-
to Nn. Dyer's care we've
aware Of the tate fneende11o r them
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30
T

Senator Elliot has introduced in
tue Senate q bill to protect creditors
against the fraudulent claims of
debtors, for the punishment of fraud.
for reaching property and funds Of
the debtor concealed from the credi-
tor, and to carry out article 223 Of
the Constitution.
Mr.. Stewart, Of Grant, gave no.
tice of a bill to provide for the cleo
ton Of assessors throughout the
State.
Mr.. Dudenhefer, Of Orleans, has
introduced 3 bill to abolish the
wearing Of high hats by ladies at
Theatres and Town Halls.
Senator Clay Elliott is on the Com
mittee ON Corporations, Parochial and
Municipal Affairs, New Basin Canal,
and Judiciary Committee No. 2.
Representative Eauria Is on the New
Basin Canal Committee.
Mr.. Trexevent has introduced . bill
which provides that cities and towns OF
over s00O population may levy and col
lcct taxes for the purpose of street and
sidewalk paving.
Senator Baird has introduced . bill
to prohibit all species Of future dealing
in agricultural products, except con-
tracts made by the producer or owner
of the produce.
Mr.. Jas. II. Murphy has entered .
notice of contest for the seat of Mr..
Victor Eauria, as Representative from
st. Tammany Parish.
Among the bills introduced, we note
the following:
An act defining witnesses in the
courts in this State.
Regulating confessions of judgment
aud the mode of providing same in the
courts of this State.
Relative to the printing of notices
Of delinquent taxpayers.
An act relative to pledges of movable
property: also, an act relative to the
liability of p,rishes for damages arix-
ing from defective bridges on the pub
lie roads.
An act 10 provide for payment Of In.
sursncc policies by companies doing
bushes in the State In cas- of loss or
damage by fire; also. enabling farmers
to pledge or pawn movable property.
An act making it n misdemeaner 70
obtain food or other accommodations
at n innOr hotel without paying for
same, and to provide penalties therefor.
An act relative to the liability of ho-
tel keepers for the property of guests.
An act to suppress lynchins.
An act to define aud punish rape in
the second degree.
An act authorizing married women to
deposit and withdraw funds from bank.
An act to iix the fees of witnesses In
criminal casSes. ;
An act to repeal the Sunday law.
A petition to the President and Con-
Xress. to grant belligerent rights to
Cuba.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30

A violent wind and rain storm
destroyed many lives and millions
of dollars worth Of property last
Sunday in Michigan. Iowa, Illinois
Kansas, Missouri and Indiana.
Two cyclones struck the city of st.
Louis at the same time. killing over
500 people.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30
@K<&~r.v-

The deadlock in the Legislature
was broken last Thursday BY the
election OF S. d. McEnery, the old
w~ar-horse OF Democracy, TO the
U. s. Senate. The vote stood 10
Tor McEnery and 66 for Dcnegre:
It is safe to say that McEnely will
be an ornament to the Senate and
IN honor to his native State. Score
another victory for straightout De-
nocracy and honest government.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30
Mamdeville.

ASaeSSNof ~ R1t1Ss 1VLL IAN
AND COsrs.
1anlot ] B, = portion Of groun d and
lump. blnnd BY Wilkinson, Oarondelct.
Florida 4 Monroe eta. i've hundred fset
front by one thousand feet in depth,
as't eight hundred ninety ive dollars,
II O5
Bead Mary. one lot in square twenty
two. ON Livingston ~. ast lweaty-6ve
dollan, 2 IS
sixty-foar, vacant, asst two h hundred
dollars, 40
Castaing Jos: lot two. square sewn.
and imp. lot eight, square eight vacant.
at one hundred dollars, 3 10
Dicks Mathew. lots one. two. 'hree,
seven. eight, ten, eleven. twelve. square
twenty-0nc, lots fourteen and ifteen,
square seven, lota fourteen. 0fteen IN |
s'xeees. onc-haif Of square y bundled
AID seventeen. west part of MandGvslle,
one half square essl VI Vaudeville. also
lots seventeen. eighteen. s~hirty-oue aud
tsirty-two. west Of Vaudeville, al va
cart asst one hundred eighty dollar.
20
Dash John, Square forty-Ave and i mp,
Oh Gerard n, .s't ffty dollars, 3 60
EdraOnd Louis. lot and imp, In square
eighteen. ON sIarigny Il, asst 1ny dollars.
; a.
llatticr lsoxs. mrs. lot and imp. On
Lake st. tes. fsAs0nsielet, Wilkinson ami
Claiborne sts, less ons-fl urth interest
sill 70 4. Shssp anil =. W. Hosn.es. asst
three Lnnl.Sl Ioll ira, S 10
-Iast L Co. one-Iml, int .ress ir lot
di'ecn. sqaare'tw0 and imp. MI 10,
ten. square pips. asst two hnnir :! TO-
lar, 4 10
Jun01 Louisa MR., lot ant jmp. ON
Jeerr-'n q, bef. Car"saelst, WI kin.sn
and Claiborne xts. ast Ous hmm ire.I dol
lars. : ~
M0rgan jail, & MIN. lot six, s4uaer
{ =, sssd imp, lots six N lseveu. xImav.
cixhscssn. vssan.. al one hun.lr. d and
twenty-five dollars. : s.
NDrgsn " c Sstst., lore i've. ma,
sixt<ss, asst twenty-five ioIts-s, ;
MILLER Joha 4. 'qparc h...sy an :
tssp. a.t y handrs.s afty .soslas. 1
Miller l'eGFsl !. ! i've an ! ...ss ri
ssst ss'sS, sQaare tssn y-dv~ u, am ! i'm
act fous isaN.sssd ~iollas.> Z ~
Mathews J0e, D0t II, square /. square
q. vacant, as's 3l3s. 1 Is
NcQulsk A, , lots & lmps. naarr /.
Lake =, as't eloo0, ~ 10
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30

The Cape Charles lost her bear
Inss last Wednesday night and run
hard aud fast on . sand bar near
Vaudeville. Tug boats were sent
for, and she was gotten off Thurs
dav afternoon.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30

The rain which we ordered for
insertion in this issue arrived last
Thursday. Many thanks for the
same.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30
NOTHING FOR SUGAR.

A special from Washington TO
the Picayunc. dated the 2lst says:
Every now and tfen there is q
breezy debate in the senate on the
subject Of the deficiency in the re-
venues, and suggestions are made
Of means to supply what is needed
10 carry on The Government, but
never is there any proposal to i'm
crease the duty on sugar. the great
est OF the revenue producers. In
his spat yesterday with Mr.. Cor
man, on the latter's proposition to
authorize the issue Of certificates Of
Indebtedness. Mr.. Sherman said he
would be willing to vote for d tax
on tea, or coffee, but he said mo-
thing OF sugar.
Any one who has ever had an att
rejoice with Mr.. ]. A. Stumm, 30
Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, yer his
fortunate escape from . siege OF that
distressing ailment. Mr.. Stumm Is
foreman of Merriam's confectionery
establishment. Some months ago, ON
leaving q heated work room to run
across the street on an errand. he was
caught out In the rain. The result
VA that when ready : go home that
night he was unable to walk, owing
20 taaammatOry rheumatism. He was
: home, and On arrival was placed
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30

~.-,sr,.,.,, 1ys - saan cisa.sn
+. n..c,uIIsd for Eeaesns, Tetser, S.h
| Rheum. SAID He.d, SuEe S.Ipp.A S93E
H.ndL Itchipe Piles Eusns f!o.s ~
M,r.scS ore Ewes and Grnnulated 4*e1Au
Eor s.le bv Druggists =. - cents Per bsz-
70 Hunm owu1RA
,us,;ov . hnrss IN . ssse kealehy Con
a:.:cs ~ IF. Ca4y,s Couditiou R0udess
- ~ mn thc svsfesn, all digestion, en-
- - annctite. relieve contipettau. eos.ee
$500 disorIcry and DESTROY voEM6s 8fv1n1
- I;fe ~ m old or over-wosked hosSe. =
enss mr. rscksss. For ale y dEuEkish
ror ale by w. C. Helntx, dr1Gg1st,
c-.,xin.ton. snl DR.. Il. b. Paine, Na1de-
Vile
Phiilips : r, lots 80, -, lol. l0s, l04,
los. { imps. asst 9A25s Z So
Puiol JIG, lots u, 10, 10, a., =, Is,
81 Is. rs. 81, on Monroe st, asst 9lOO.
IS 10 .....-..
lot n. square 2, Z imp, & lot 10, square
.. asst 600, 4 10
smith 9 BRO, lots IL { Is. square Is,
.a,d for 1898. 1894 4 1885, 1t 9JO per
year. At IL, IL and 10 mills, $l0O, - :"
Slide11.
ASSESSMENT Is MILLS, Poll TAX
AND C0sTs.
Andlrv Cor,lie mrs, lot ) + hall of lot
4. square 10, Robert addition. as't sss,
Z 50
800 acres land { imp, . quarter SEC 10,
and 9 " quarter Of . " quarter sec II,
t'D9. range IA east, asst $500. l: 50
Alton Lumber Co, One-Quarter inter
est in four acres land, sec ~, TIP =,
range IA east, asst 90, 9B
Bates Matilda Amrs, lot III, square :,
Z imps, asst 90, 3 10
COburn Charles, lot & imp. bet. Bes-
sepson 1 Second st, I lot on east side
of Bayou Bonfouca { imp, : acres land
E imp. on west side Of Bayou BonfOucs.
asst $500, Z 90
Davis Mary E mrs, lot 8. square :.
Div. d, asst 325, 2 Is
Fremaux &c, 3 acres, lot 10, sec =,
tn Q. + IA e, bound north ami west by
BAYOU BonfOuca, east by Masic6 and
Salmen Mfg Co, asst 500, 1 10
= : .ec II. tn .. rance IA e, asst
go . q.
s2 !. > xnu.re >. .s,t $50.
>
ceor.e WIN " and others. lots 1,
49, rot. 4 as : {. 9. 10.
10 ~ ccn.reaS' Ints 1850.
.c : n n. n. / 8 = IA. souare
q lot: saEull9 !. "a. IA. square IA.
-. 10 ~ ~ "A ~ sruarc
20 u1t sal-E6. rs 8. 40. n.
10 n n snnare d. Lots 1. !. i. 6. =,
g 70 II. Is. snuare 81, Lots 5, l.k,6,
a IN snn.re 40. Lots /. 4.
m lit 14-lA.Annre 8.
lots i. :. !. 4. 5. g. q. IN. II,
"a "a s0uare !. Lots I.2&Lk.
a. 3 "a. n. n. Is. ~. su1nS,KN6
snn.re . Iots - (. ri. - II.
Lots ?. IL. Il. 49, ii
a snusoT ~,
= a. snusre 6. I0ep
sor Ia. sec no. ~. ~
n w nusrter Il 0uartef. eec1e. tn
.. raneel II east: as9 acres, Quarter,
q half of 80 quarter. sec II. tn s.. range
- east. asst ee455. - 90
Kenney C A. l lot { INN. ON College
street. as,t S3OO. 7 90
Koenio Theo, Lot 5, Square - { Imp.
! o. Robert Addition DIV D. = $780,
no reoP 81 - ~I. Il l e:st Z r. :, = ~ 3, :o.sh
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-30

Usi = .va cvaef. eighty asns.
nsOgo Or 1toat 10 . = quarter s1isw