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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
Good Roads.

A few OF the Louieiaaa parishes,
through local legislation, have re-
Gently levied . road tax for tue inn
provement aud maintenance of
their highways. This system has CIV
en- the same satisfaction in Louisiana
wherever it has been tired as it has
done elsewhere, but it il mature
allv insufficient and incomplete, a.
it provides only for the roads in \
limited section, and the highways
in the very next parish are likely
to be in thoroughly bad condition.
As for tue system OF road service
winch is in general use in Louisiana.
1t is complete failure, standing, in
deed, in the way Of road improve
ment. As the Crowley Signal says,
"Long years of experience have
proved tue utter failure Of our
present system Of road laws. The
twelve days service for working the
roads is seldom ever enforced. and
even when the 0verseers call out
those liable to road duty he service
performed is . mere farce, and often
leaves the roads in q worse cOndi-
ton than when s'butchered" by
bad work."
It agrees with US, and with every
friend Of good roads, that ''what
the country needs is . road tax
that will reach nonresident land
owners as well ~ those who live
here As nonresident property
holders share fully in the apprecia-
lion Of land values BY the settle
ment OF the country, they should
also bear . proporlionate part Of tue
burden of taxation falling upon the
resident citizens. A road tax would
also fall more lightly upon the resi-.
dents than twelve days service in
working the roads under the pres
ent law. Twelve days at 81 so .
day amounts to $l8 each year, were
each man to pay the money in lieu
OF work. Now il . road tax is sub.
stituted the amount levied on prop
erty valuations would be less than .
fourth the above with ihree-f0urths
Of The taxpayers. Therefore il
would be . good thing for oil con-
cerned, besides making non resi-.
dents contribute their share In
building good roads. When We have
a road tax let the building and re.
pairing of roads he le: out to com.
petent men who know how to grade
and drain roads, and who would
have to execute bonds tor the faith.
full and efficient performance 81
their duty. In no other way will
We ever have good roads,"
There is such complete unanimity
on this point on the part OF the
press and the people that It seems
singular indeed that no steps should
have yet been taken in the matter
of securing the passage OF . road
aw. The reason seems to be thai
the subject has not been properly
agitated, Or, rather, that an ener'
get,c and we'll directed campaigr
has not been carried IN with thi.
object in view. II al the interest,
deeiring good roads unite theil
forces they can secure the passage
Of Law fixing a.r0ad tax. Now Il
the time tn organize and agitate il
the interest Of this legislation, g
that We can 60 before the Genera
Assembly 1t its next session and de
mand good roads.-Times-Demo
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

a Polish chemist named
E!senberg is said to have invented
an anesthetic which vOlatilixes
rapidly on exposure to the AR,
rendering the person near uncon-
scioue for a long time. A pellet
broken under = mans nose put him
to sleep for four hours. 1t is as
serted in warfare bombs charged
with tins material will make large
bodies of an enemy incapable of
resistance. If Corbett had pro-
CURED ! few of these pellets, he
might still be the champion slug
ger Of the world, although it is
doubtful whether they would have
put Lanky Bob to sleep.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
Pearl River.


March -, 1897.
Editor st. Ta1msDy Farmer:
Pearl River may wake up some
fine day, astonish the natives and
ssiind itself famous.
Mr.. II. J. Willis new house
that is being built near the Hotel,
came near being demolished by the
heavy wind storm of last Friday.
It will soon be up again.
Mr.. S. McGill and wife, from the
city, have just moved into their
pretty new cottage.
Mr.. John Guthrie is having .
new house built, and will occupy
| it as soon as it is finished.
Mrs. f. ID. Welsh, of Meridian,
has sold her property here to Mr..
Dorsee, who will sell it off in lots.
Mr.. F. NJ. White and family are
sojourning at the Hotel blanche.
Mrs. G. A. Yawkey, Mrs.
Whites mother, from Saginaw,
Mich, is staying with her.
Mrs. 5. Mcmillan, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting them also.
They like our genial climate
and the health-giving aroma of the
pines. They went to the city, and
were delighted with the Curnival.
Mr.. White has . Spoke Factory on
Honey Island.
Rev. Lewis A. Reed, from the
city, visited his little flock and
preached for us Wednesday night.
His work in the city, and once q
month at Slidell, being 30 labori-
GUS, he can only give us y week
day service, and on every fifth
Sunday. He has been in the work
since 1874, and says he is as effec-
tive a. in years agone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Word,
who are boarding with Mrs. g.
Seal, seem to like this city very
we'll after living in your village SO
long, and little Miss Beulah has a
sweet smile for everybody. As il
she liked it too.
Mr.. David Porter, ST., our old
est and we'll known citizen, is lying
very low, suffering with general
debility. He is in his seth year.
The old land marks are passing
away, the new taking their places.
Mrs. Carrie Rippard and Mr..
Eddie Sullivan were visiting friend,
last Sunday.
Misses Katie kentxel and Lizzie
Mortee spent Wednesday here, on
. visit to the formers sister, Mrs.
w. w. Word.
Spring, the coy maiden, has
donned her dainty green robes and
the glad earth is smiling with
Flora's most lovely treasures.
The fruit trees promise us .
great treat if Old Winter has
made his exit for good. Hope
eye Editor" may live to enjoy
his share. and 1.-THE FARMER
continue to be Enlarged"
i RELDAS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

A Maine lawyer has become dis
heartened in his task of settling up
the estate of an absent-minded
grocer in one Of the little manu-
featuring towns. The case is q
series Of accounts in which are
charges for goods delivered to ''the
red-headed lady with Mrs.
another to ssthe slim man from
Campobello," and yet another 70
ssthe cross-eyed man who works IN
IS factory"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

The effect of the rates proposed
in the Dingley bill-which practi.
cally revives the old Mckinley
schedules-will be to deprive wool
en- manufacturers of those advan'
tages in the purchase of material
which have placed them on an
equality with their competitors
while the people will have to pay
higher prices for clothing and car
pets and blankets, and put up with
poorer goods for more money
Boston Post, Dem.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

The big guns aboard the battle
shlps of the United States navy are
supposed to have . range of mile
for every inch Of calibre. A ten
inch gun throws it projectile ten
miles, > twelve inch gun twelve
miles, and SO on. For every two
pounds the projectile weighs one
pound of powder is needed at each
discharge. The thirteen-inch guns
ON the Indiana and Massachusetts
throw ; projectile weighing 1890
pounds thirteen miles with chargt
of $50 pounds of powder.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
A somewhat novel law point has

A somewhat novel law point has
been raised At Carson, Nevada.
United States District Attorney
Jones assaulted the editor of the
Appeal on the steps of the post
Office. He was indicted by the
grand jury, for assault with brass
knuckles. Jones contended that
State authorities had no jurisdic-
ton over the alleged erime, - it
vas committed on property ceded
to the general government BY the
State. The lower court decided
against him, but the Supreme court
held that he can be tried only by
the Federal court.
A practically similar case came
up in New York not long since,
when i was ruled that the city
Or State aathoBities Nd " right
% asrest : nan IN The pestoG 30
s.ildiaC.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

The ssadvance agent of prosperi-
ty' has moved into the White
House at Washington. 1t is to be
hoped the show will come along
ON time, and that the large audi
cnce will not be, disappointed by
any of the ssring" performances.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
TaIisheek.


March p, 1897.
Editor st. Tammanv Farmer:
Well, Mr.. Editor, I habemt seed
anything FUN dis part ub de countri
in long time, 30 I tout II let you
no dat come ub as is liben yis. Well,
l mus tell y"u Ole Ned went possnm
hun,in de uder night, aud genly
ven I goes / 6bds out sum nuze.
so I tout would tell you some ub
de nuze l cotch dis time. So about
de fust I foun waz : wedin goin on
ct de Dutsch Brudders place.
Dair eista. Miss Lula Dulsch. aud
Mr.. A. r. Cook got marrid. Ds
slipped DIS ting tru mighty ally, but
Ole Ned nosd all about it severl
day af0rehan. Da cant pull DE-
skin ober Ole Neds eyes nowadays.
Nobody wishes dem more luck aud
longer life den Ned doze.
Now I'm guinter tell you sumpi"
else In possum huntln de udder
day passed Mr.. 0. C. Strattman's,
and he waz hshin de masta log rolill
cher seed. Oars de bess people
in dat Settlement to hep . man role
logs ebcr seed. Da sh0a behaves
in hepin oneanuder. Now I wal
lisnin At Dc talk da had Is l passed
dare. Da sed sum BODY stole four
mid6lins ub meat and eebenteen bly,
heads ub CABBAGE FUN Mr.. Mallett.
Now we's not usen to dat kind ub
business in dis Settlement, and I'm
guinter tell you il dat fellow doan
stop rite now he's Ruinter git pece
ub meat dat will glib him nun ful
always. Sum ub us's watin fol
him to cum and hep hissef; aud
we's got plenty meet to. I noes
da guinter lay it on de poa ole nigs,
hut that wont do. Ole Ned been
yer too long. He noes it warn't d.
nigs dis time. Sumtimes de hol.
hog jumps in . bari. and be only
| gifts hept out by small peces. Nov
I'm guinter tell you II do doan stol
da guinter GIT hog dat Ell chok.
EN- wen da eat him, and Ia guintel
git sum corn dat Ell swell mite,
ater da eat it to.
De people are bizy plantin. D,
guintef raze mOa corn aud tater'
den cher before.
Look yer. good people. you ort,
ecribe fur de FARMER. Hits d.
best paper in de parish to tell Al
de news, and you guinter mics it i
you doan scribe to it. Hits d.
biggest and best nuze paper in d.
parish.
Well, fur fear I'm takin to muCl
space in yoa good paper, II qui
fur dis time.
| l guess Ned ell 60 possom hunti'
next week again.
OLE NED.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

High water has prevailed in the
upper Mississippi river and its trlbu-
taries this week. and in some parts
a Arkansas the low lands have been
submsrged. The Louisiana and
Mississippi levees are still intact,
and the outlook 1t present is that
there will be no serious break along
the line.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Mckinley's million dollar Cabi-
net is : queer mixture Of money
md brains. At least they have
the money part. 1t remains to be
seen whether they can complete the
mixture.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Entered n the Posto6Rce ct Covington,
Ia, - second-class matter.
Covington, March "a. 80.

Capt. VIM. Rayford. \ wealthy
business man Of Harvey's Canal,
altar . pleasant visit to Madison
vile, to bid goodbye to his cousins.
TIE Coopers, left on the 17:h fOE
Bay City, Michigan, for . long
stay.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Written for the FARMER.
Better than gold 10 . peaceful mind.
Though t0;llng for bread In IN hum
BILE sphere.
For mind and morals and truth COM
bined,
Are the tgpo tests Of . gentleman
Better TO live In On humble home,
With hearts sylnpathies that yield
pleasure.
Than live IN grandeur, with sorrow
and woe.
The happy fireside, with content,
health and pleasure.
A. DU FAUR.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
Notice to Stockholders

A meeting Of the stockholders Of
the st. Tammanv Ice and Manufactur-
Ing Co.. Limited, will be held ct the Of
ice Of DR.. C. z. Williams, In Covingtou,
on Saturday, April II, 1897, at p. NJ.
for the purpose Of electin& officers fol
the ensuing year.
4. J. FREDERICK,
Secretary and Treasurer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Warning Too Late: She-.sYou
looked like . fool when you pro-
posed a. me-" He (gl0omi.y)
Well. Why didn't you tell me be-
fore 1t was too late ?''-Detroit Tri-
hume.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
Land OGce. New Orleans. La. l
NnPch ~. 1897.

Land OGoe. New Orleans. La. /
AlAsch ~, 1897.
Notice IL hereby given that follow
ing named settler his fled notice II his
intention to make fnal proof In support
Of his claim, and that said proof will b
aads before H. b. Warren. clerk Of the
district court at Covtngton. La. o.
Monday, April 10. 1897. viz:
CHARLES &. HElNcZ.
Who made home >tead entry No. Is, 753,
for the southwest fractional quarter Of
section 3, township s, south range II
east, 1t. Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
John Lloyd, John Daniels, John
Tisdale and 2. N. Jordan, ell Of st.
Tammauy Parish, L..
mr97.6t. G. Ned. DRUMBY, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
Land Office. New Orleans. La.
Fab. 3. 1897.

Land Office. New Orleans. La, /
Esh. 3. 1897.
Notice y hereby given that the fosl5v.
ing pamesl settler has nled notice u his
int,nsion 70 make hs.al proof in sup
port Of hrs claim, ard that aid proof
will BE- made before n. Z. Waitress, clerk
Of the district court as Covisatou, l.. i,
ON Monday. March -, 1897. viz
ALPHA MCKEE,
Who made homestead sstfy No. rs, lO9.
for tlse east half OF the northeast qnas-
tor ct section 81. and the wese half Of
the northwest quarter Of section 5.
township 5. sOIth range ~ e ,st. Sc. He,
lena meri liam.
He names the following Witnesses
to prove ais cs- tihuous residence upon
and cultivation of saisi land, viz
William Jordan. John Morgan. Loais
Perreand and VIM. Mathie,, Il Of 81,
TA,nmany Parrish. L.
70 Is G. g. Mob. BnuxsY, Nsni.lsr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
o. 8. Lane: Odlss Nsw Orleans La,
Feb. -, 1891.

~ De AosSss VSss0 sN0O VBuUos0U 49, 4
Feb. 81. 1881.
Notice il hereby given hat The fellow
ing named setiier las ala1 noti 90 Of b u
intention 70 make 4 nal p.oof in aappost
Of his claim, aid that said proos v III .
N d., before Fl. Il. Warren. clerk Of the
district eoars. ~ Covinstnn, la. ON
Tuesday. April. II. 1897. viz:
MORRIS LLOYD.
v no made homestead entry TO. u. 66l,
for the rcrti,west 4 matter Of section &,
township 3. south rsnge u sast, 81
uelepA rseEitliAn,
He names the ioll.s~;ng wi.nessos to
prove his continuous rssi.isascs upoo
anl calliv alton Of rsid iasd, viz:
Ssm l.ouatalot, John l.o ,stAlOe. Jales
'ssAnjsaux and zssk sslasr, all Of 50.
Ta'1saany Parish. ia.
mr6 G. q Ned. BnuxD1. 4eaiaser
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
u. 8. Land O:lice New Orleans, La.
Pro. Ii. 1897.


ing Damed settler has fled notice 0f his
intention to make dnsl proof in snp-
port Of his clAim, and that aid pRoof
will be made before ths clerk Of district
ears. .. Covington, La. on Tneasiay.
ALTil 6. 1897. viz:
JOSEPH SCHNEIDER.
Who made homest&sde try M. is7A5.
for the north xcst quarter Of section a.
township 6. south nsnse II east II.
Helen meyiiinn.
He ,ames tho following witnesses TO
prove his continuous Sssidsoce upon and
cultivation Of sai land. viz:
John Wayne. Ladwi9 0eisxles, AN
gust TGspfss and ]. J. Berry, all Of
ST. Tslanl.ny Parish La
e EST u. Med. 3ramby, Rexisse-.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
$ixteenth Judicial Oistsirt Cnart ~
LomiSian.. u and for the Parish q
~ Tamm any.

BY virtuo q: An orslsr ol oAle from the
honorable the -.forcssil court, and Is
mo directed. beaIine date Dec q, 1893:
Twill procse1 70 ELI 1t rub!ic 40.
siop, at the door II the coaYaholse. r
the toxn OF GOWN top, Parish o. st.
Tammany. La. on SATURDAY. Aprii
~, 1927. bstween Legal sale hnsrs.
the following described property. T..
witt
rwo lots Of I -onnl, pambsrs two AMI
three, Of section Is. torn hip nine.
soHsh 'an4e IA east, 81 Heleu1 Neri.
dian in 81. II an srj Pssisl, Louisana.
containing Sortv-six and thietv-une
bus.lrsat's (48 3;-lOO) Of =. .era.
Homestead certificate No 100. anal ~.
tion 9O7. AMI ~as aeouieod BY nai,1
rAibars from A. X Amater.
Seixe.t IN tie ai.ovo eatisled suit.
Terms Of ale The sbcve aeScril ,a.l
property having bsen oesrsd or sais
Tor sasls. ~ tts lay dissets. and there s.e.
ing mo blidoe fns tbs - ue who Won III
comply With his bid it 10 nos re-
offered Gos sale on a credit az "a uoath.
for what it will bring, ahs purshaser
viving bond, sith approx ct security.
and mortgage Realised % lie prcn-
sfey g secure tao paymeos Of The saasr,
Issn tie eoste Of she anit, witch = ~
be paid in CASH.
JOHN J. STRODLE, Sheri8.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Ii his letter to the Duke Ut West
minister Oh the Cretan question Mr..
Gladstone makes . soathing allu-
sion to the Gear and Emperor Will
liam, the former Of whom is largely
. nonen:ity and the latter most de-
cidedly . crank consumed with ego
item. He says: "At this moment
two great States. with . European
population Of 10000, 900. or per-
haps l5O, 0O0, 900, are unaer the
government Of two young men,
each bearing the high title Of En-
percr, but IN one case wholly with
out knowledge of experiences In
the other, having only such kuowl-
edge aud experience. in truth limi-
ed enough, - have excited much
establishment when an mixing 81
them In, been given 70 the world. I"
There could not be . more severe
commentary upon form of govern
ment such as obtains in Russia and
Germany than is prese nted by the
spectacle OF those .'tHo young
men. Daily States.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
Judgment.


90 -
,nx.esnth Judicial Disteiet Coare Of
ss -s.
%,,., r~,enant
THIS csuse cAm1 ~ - -. ~ n. ~
to previous asesGs.ss 49,. ~ ~.
and evioence psin ~
plainst&, Mn: Aoenrs 49,
against sne oe1en0s. ~. " - =.
zero. ls y ofosfeo, eoJ!o - 49,.
cru 49, , ~ 49,. ~-;sss.s hs4vsc.
r1sirs;0 snd defcndant Be dissolved.
"a nIeinti1 decreed the risht separ-
et.ls ~ .lIminisfeP her own paraphermal
= d.,t.l fnnds. That the plaintiR b
S...ssd - ~ HI,e owmer al the prop
.rtv de...val,ed In her uatitfon. lt %
sr:shsr :. dsred sh.f the nlaiutiR have
xvii ,...,,sr ;ndvrnent aeainat defendant
:. ~. s.-. e. Gwen thousand dollar.
Tin z ncr cent ner annun interest,
~. ~. :.5,s,.I ds,rsnd mini MIDI. and
~ -
- pnprpr p REID. Judse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
CHARTER.
Slidell Brick Works,
Limited.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH or
ORLEANS CITY or NEW Or
LEANS.

BIZ 1T KNOWN, that ON TINS twenty.
sixth day Of February, IN the year O!
our Lord One thousand Eight Hundred
and Ninety Seven,
Before me, Theodore george APlt1-
faden, . Notary Public, duly cowmis-
stoned, sworn and qualined In aqd LOT
the Parish Of Orleans. State OF LOUISE
s4a, end IN the presence OF the WIZ
neesee heretpaSter psmeQ eQQ up9et'
sj2ped,
Personally came and appeared the
several persons whose names are here.
that, availing Themselves OF the pro
Visions Of the laws Ut this State, rela-
tive 70 the organization OF corporasaons.
they Lave contracted ana agreed, ana
do, by these presents, contract ana
agree aud bind and oblixsts themselves
Is we'll % al other such persons q may
gesU%s ~ "a conss;tnte corpo.
IatiQu and DO " corporate IN law, ior
the objects and purposes o4q unqe! tqs
conditions, ss1p9!eFl0ns ana es!!eles
following, to-wtt:
Aprvcrvu
sS's"
Ins ss ~. 19 9n 1ss1 % n ~ npWa
sns s.,,c 0e ~HLlDELt hnICn WOhAn.
-. 49,. !. In ~. s.ucr Y. ~ ""
to have and enjoy succession for the
LUZ ' s. 10y ~ ~. . a.. =. ~. ..' hs-.ns.
-. .. ..O~ a -. -" 1870 ~ ~ s. ~.
s - S1, .sss,.s i... -. S.sS "a :. ~.I ~.
:. ~, p ~"rss.~s .rS s.rosSecsis
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
Land sIillas. New OslsaaA, -
Pe0. Il. 1857.


Notice Is hereby given Nat The fUllew.
IL e married settler has 1lo1 noeiee Of hju
:ntsnti.'n 70 make Anal psoofin sappor:
tA made bsfosc the CLERK Of The
.lis trict Conrt. at Covington. la. oe
Acniay. April 5. 1897. Wig:
ROBERT L. SMITH,
Who uss.le h1masleSt aasrv NJ. Ia, 33A
Tor the northwest quarter Of section ~ I,
township 2. sou'h rnnQa Is est, q. He.
lena meridian.
liz names the f0lloviae witnr ssas 70
prove hl> coosinuona resiienoe av.r
:. Id cultivation OF satd lawi via:
L W. Grow. Martin 0ticke-, Jacob
..oyd and Peter Galloway. all OF 81.
Tammany Pasi-h. Il.
fA77-6t g. llCD. ISsuNsx. Rr.ist..r.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

,alxseenth Judicial Distsiee Coars o.
Louisiana, IN .aj for the PARISH q o.
ta-cmany.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-10
PRINCE OF WALES AND FAMILY.
DHtifGl Son, Loving Husband and
 8 Devoted Father.

In the July Ladies Home Journal George w. Smalley writes interest ingly of "The Personal Side of the Prince of Wales" "rhe domestic relations of the Prince" he says, fare not topic for free discussion, but at least one may say that one source of the general regard for him is his bearing both to the Queen and to the Princess of Wales in public. Numerous public occa- sions have presented the Prince in an attitude of affectionate deference to the Queen Bhich is plainly no matter of decorum merely, but personal-the son to the mother; and when the Princess was present -the husband to the wife.
 Those who know will tell you how deep has been the devotion of the father to his children from their infancy and youth, when the Prince used to be in the nursery early each morning, down to their present maturity. A word may be said also of his brotherly affection for
 
 tbe Empress Frederick, who has SO narrowly missed, or at most nomi-; nally shared for a short three months, one of the greatest Imperial thrones in the world. It was her nearness to Homburg which was among the inducements that brought her brother there regularly He was constantly at the old where till her new palace was finished she lived. The Em- press was constantly in Homburg- her carriage, with it's black horses, and the familiar Imperial liyeries, always Tn front of the Princes villa"
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-10

THIS PAPER B Dasss kept In 1l. rt si Agency, 64 and 65 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, California, where contracts for advertising can be made for it.