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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
snr,ruERN corroN MARKETS.

Galveston July is-Cotton steady: mlddlrr B-iec:
low midGlng T-I6c: good ordinary Lice; receipts.
- sales sol: stock. 2i.ie2 an.
Baltimore July ld-cotton nominai ral.ns, -
low miatns y, ss-iec good ordinary '"e' fsee'"
Memphis July ls-Cot,on dull; middilng SIC; bw
r,fsinx BIC: good ordinary. 4Ac; receipts - baies;
shipments 1850: sales 800: stock. n 7ds
Louis f6.-Cotton quiet mddlns D &C. oW
uddlng sac: good ordinary. SIC; receipts 81 bales;
sppysnnah July ia-cotton quiet: n,edlins 5xc low
iddins Lice; IS bales; exports coastwise
xS4 sales. O: stock 10 AS -. a.
New-orisans. July ls-coston easy; niddlins isiee
psss: Fross esI exports eosstwss LOIS: salsa IA6al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

rverooo July ~. lao p. n,.-Exchange-Wnsat spot
strsdv 10 red Western wnirf. 80 - 80 I.u -; -
49, -r-i~y ~ ~ C.rr-Srof firm American mixed n'W
Re I'D futures steady Juy. - p sepieInoer 's
n.,fe~ ~ 4i,a F.ou--St Luis fancy winter straly.
~ al Dps NJ I>,ntla Pacific Coast dil! t.t.tt seel
eas.' extra india mess 10 90. prime in-s. nos
a. LIN. wees fine Western. III "a, prime mess
medium, Western - 20 Hams short ut ~ - 40 -
a. nj Bacon arm. Cumberland cut. y - 10 70
a,s III short rb 20 - H. SIS long cieaT mi-4ies
IL. Il - Is IL 3is. 1nT clear miidies heavy' 80 10
- Trs G.! short Gear backs ~ o. = n us. GEAR
h. les IA 20 10 =. sis Shoulder oiare y 70 - ~
-, "a rani-rr.fae Western firm 2Ss 81 ,neese
80 sn,ricAn an-st white ani roored lts "a la.N
I,rtr-e t, DUH Is Co. Cottonse,- OIL Lave l..-
Az 10 81 Tlrpentlne-sprts h-n. - k'aln--eoin-
nj. steadg 4 I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
rrvrRpooL COTTON MAHNET.

,.-,,l fufv 81 I .. m.-Cotton-sp9f duh; prices
j.. ATs-lran rniad.lng. > i5-32l The sales OF
, "s - .rc Q COZ bales Z which 2co bales were ~
We and EXPORT and Included 400 bales Aner.e.h
=! 1res opened and cilsed guet win 20 -.
.ri.rir,q mltlllrs J. q. July, 8 =. ga ouy-Ls'
nam -. August e5-84d sellers. August ana septel
u Gf43 c7-G4d sellers. september ana C-s..s.
~ e. n,,,ers October and November = 'ti buyers
.,-,,ber ana December .-6tl3 22-Gia Selers.
Nr-li 80 Janrary Clogs .c-54d sellers January
- Fehrary ai-sI4e3 22-etd BUYER. Fxp,.a1 ~.
Ms-rs s2-64d buyers; March and APRIL <-oso '~''
x.,r "a Nay c5-8k6s 2I-eA hnxeN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
NAVAL STORES

Although showing generally steady unte-tone the
market for naval stores Qule to-day Prices
wee without change y Importance. Reports from the
Savannah market reflected continued strength that
point. but litI.e further variation Prices Quotations
follow
TAR-Reguars 81 SGsl 80. tar OIL bills SO e2H.
pIT'H-$i -
SPIRITS TTRPENTTSE- - = r2s-
ROsIN-Conlmon - god strained 81 35Gsi ~: r IS
sl 47z +. 81 IS. G. 81 g II 81 -. 81 -. K. 81 co.
VI. 81 95 y. 81 ~. " G. 81 p. " ". s. 90
STOCK IN HAND.
Resin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1888 bbs
spirits ,urpentne 10 nns
Aar iol oos
Charleston. July l6-Turper;ine market firm. &c.
Resin quiet. unchanged
Savannah July iG-Spirits turlentne firm. pa. T2Jc;
sales .i5 bbis. receipts l.ey5 Resin firm and
changed. receipts. 10 bbls
Wilmington July lG-Spiri,s turpen,ne nothing doing;
receipts. 1913 bhs Rosn nothing doing. receipts 'O3
bills Crude turpentine firm 81 81 90 receipts 70 bola
Tar quiet. 81 -. receipts Us bbis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
BOE e. BARNES,
DEALERS ~ STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN.
b PTOA DIVAY. NEW YORK.
DROPOsALs FOR WATER BONDS OF THE

PROPOSALS FOR WATER BONDS OF THE
VILLAGE OF WHITE PLAINS. wEsTCHEsTER
s1.s viii be received 10 One hundred and thirty thou
ga 70 draw interest ne rate q - per annun pay.
ace as S~s 81 00Goo o. bonds % become due and
tS,ss-,s svo and pavate on me first day
ela ard year thereafter UNI, the whole issue or
s~.. fonas arc 70 be issued under the authority
.sr-4! upon Water Commissioners - TIE village ~
rsone.s u Aprrnsa. in he Ccr9smnaton u the prop
sry g.. the Westchsster Comfy Water works Company
AZ - he purse o: paving he ex7enses q such pro-
rr1rery acquired consists cf upwards o. -wen.y
acres c. land. with t-taes. machinery stand pipe 10
!niles @, wate- n'ans. nyd-aa;s. meters e. 49,,
.,a-ss 80 ~. me- At he Operation Ro'-s in
Laca ia he accompanied ty Certified cntek ~
loq O: f--e value - t." bonds whc1 tie puI laser
- - returned 20 TIE unsuccessful bide-s AT bids may
be rs.c-l - deemed ~s' ' Ire Bcrf ~ Trustees ~ =
q Wa.,s Plans. case q Howard l. Foster N'.ags
We plains has n po-aia'ion e.: a. u: 900 IS STU
- $3.50 <-or, \ e. -lfv re assessed value - me
'-tars over s. exclusive 40 persona r perty
..,-sr r--rs--v within th@ Village limits.
r,a -c M srori 10 DC - east Slo 90
year exclusive o. ra.nte.~1,e. water consumers over
IN addition 70 the security Offered by these bonds in
shape = taxsti,n ~ l1re m. an asI 49, srs
si4o'" 10 ray &c ier.s' on the Ol"-' ana
establish a sinking .if1 a. na-uTiil- ,, -, ,.
v re A., u-Ge- when bonds a-e issued al trncs
-sceivd from the o. water . to applet % ne
expenses OF ra.ntenance u ne pan, na 's payment @
he principal and Interest o. t1ese bones
D-'s- '-'' 4''' HOWARD = FOSTER Treasurer.
White Plains. Ne" 1ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Cnicag9. July 1.-THE small supply Of cattle to-day
well taken prices that have recently prevailed
Choice steers 81 05Ts5 SO: medium. 81 e5Isi beef
steers 81 1884 CO. stockers and feeders s3asi c5 bus
50 y01t4 % and heisers 81 l5ds4. calves. 81 70
s.. Western steers. s. Ofs5 % Texas steers 81 ESQ
81 50 There was good demand for hogs and prices
81 s5ass ora. butchers % ssgs4 o. mi1sd 81 $50
81 OH light 50 1884 ON pigs. So '5gs5 DO the few
lots " sheep offered taken at unchanged prees
Native Sheep. s3dS % lambs 50 30uss 80 Receipt
Cattle 800 head 1900 head: sheep. 1000 head
Cincinnati July l6.-Hoss strong. 81 sogs4 Cattle
50 1884 8. Sheep easy 81 5oSsi Lambs duh
lower 81 a5GsS e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

total '.'i'- Supply a. N"- N'it'-f''
cotton TX hans. special iAverooo car co,.h
f... ..las 5000 ha,e=. speculation nrl "xtori. ""
,-..-..sr 800. mdNing ufilni j.. ~. fnt4--
,.. steady GA decline. closed qIe' az '-f %. h''
. l,e f.re- January. 12l Is. January f"n-uaf'.
..f i.b. February 322h Mar~h- Aprl 5-i' Apfi MA5'
$50 r.fv -5a. Aucf-t. IDS, August o'pteil.r
s~p,en Der October. 323b october November 3--o'
ryo o., ,on,-act prices in the local market today
O.. Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

GRAIN wHEAT-The dcvelonm"ats IN wheat today
unnfcrestinS nature with me under
-.r-vhat ID contribution or faVorArl-
--r or specs bear ~ WOW ~ the new crop
movement which has been taken b. The local element an
ffa week The period az sieadiness during the
forenoon vas based entirely the nrmness IN corn
yti. attended hy moderate covering. brought 'u'
ro fivinx Z substantial nature. Foreign houses were
nor clnspcucus either Side Predictions we're Tor MOI
e-1t4y busa statistics Monday especially the visible
ease Throughout the wheat states bright clear
weather gave promise - uninterrupted harvest proceed
ms ana favoranle conditions for marketing gTala IN
,re Northwest crou Indications were equally favorable
Tta carh situation little easier with no business
= iuu1rtanre reported for export No red was quoted
i nc elevator. and Sc ahoai No northern Nv
iutE n b aflaf Weekly exports were IshtB W
r.ss 81 the previous week bur large enough to cut
any figure on bull side The Liverpool market cee1
d and unchanged from Friday Final prices closed OF
&c lover. and on the curp tuT-
.e~ eakneSs developed the range on SEPTEMBER nein6
from 72Ac 72Ac. closing - &c III an
60 ooening attended by moderate realizing. the corn
market developed decided strength on renewal 81 IN
r4v,rahle crop news which hot wenther Complaints
prominently. Speculative trade was SOM
vhat irregular bat IN the main favored the Dull size
rain II In sight over me corn p-ls
Liverpool showed good strength AMI closed gI 40 nV
rh@- There was practically export demand however
All ,nis cauget reacon IN prices toward me 81 h
ai,sotoh nral - net higher On the euro
ranged rom isn3S+c closing 3Si.c bid
- i--e-The qpeculatye trade in oats was inactive and
prices entirely nominal closing HS ne "" < a.
a.ir" y, . white CLIPS soc No white 2?c No white
"a. track mixed :7a2sc. track white. 2s'7G5oc
T,yI-HNark~t et-aly NJ Western SOC. o afoat
90 /, pur- alo. BARI.EY-MaTket quiet. feeding
a3 y q55c nominal. Z. Buffalo
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
Steamboats,.
FALL FlVEP L'Mr


FALL slVEP L'WE
Tor Fail River r'ston NaTtha'r Vineyard. Nantucket
ape Cod and a.. Eastern and r'her- Mountain irian
ana Seasho-- points. s.earTs-- Priscilla and Puritan
r lInniss co. orclc9r-a each Leave PEE 70. y r.
"t % " arret ST. week days ard sunday 20 100 = -
reaFner from New Y-k sundays unlT i1ucnes C., New
port. On other lays week Providence i4ne east.
ward steamers stop az Newport.
PGOV1DENGE llME
For Newp-t Boston. the Sc-th ani Fast steamers
Plymouth Pn0de island e. commission. orchestra On
eacn. Leave Pier l. y r for q Murray -. week
GAYS only q; IL T. NJ touching az Newport. r.. !
M 1nGay n1cruiEgs exrerf-t on Monday mornings Fail
River Line steamers touch q; $evro-
ST1E GGT1M LINE
Fo- s.,1.nSton NarraEansett Pier. Watch Hill. Ro-ton
and an points East Steamers Maine ard N-w Eamp-
shire leave Pier re- y r.. book above Canal s.;
days only. az Goo ?. "
NgR"'N LINE
To- New London. watch HH B'-cx Island Worcester
Boston and F2s'. scon,- cltl o., Lowell ard CIV
- -awreuco. Leave p.cr 81. s. r. one block ABOVE
Canal St. wees days only a. h0u II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
.ce,ots AZ the ports and interior points to-day. Co
- -, me same day Last week and last year;

FLOUR AND MEAI>-Busness IN Tour was un'mp 81
,.nf hl, holder. maintained a steady position RYE
Fl1r-H-Dul quoted A. s. toRS3 io....-. CpRNMEAL~-
.f.,tv ou,te! Kiln dried 5. Jr - IS To brand
IAGMEAI~-F-u hne white. sos nno yellow" SO coarse
T.8 .FFIU-Steady. g.. 80 an - I'd winter n
80. .rl, 7on7a.ac. spring bulls c. IG7sc 20 arrive
g.. llline iLk 50 iced 80 tSJc. city feed
70 hominy cnoy. 81 ne. oiincal S-,gs-t screenings
3aH7Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

Receipts Of breals;uns Interior points in thousands.
asi TREE cpAers WVO omitted -four bbls grain BUSH as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
SUMMER EXCURSION.

"a Round trip al n about u eay. ~
ur,r,vx s.. JOHNS. NEWFOUNDLAND
i'Ai''4|'' g s. PORTlA
r ,,,o ~ Iuly 0-a3 and aug. and 20
49,. h"' :, ionr's So Round trip AMI board
haA'AA' cav " - days $50
Fer booklet apply DO"Hi-'" S. 81 - - x y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

~ .ptI.S noI-ND THE WORLD PARTY.
I -,.-.. .. IN ,e-,ons Leaves Oct + westward.
A''''sN " = c. CLARK. III Brosd~ay. \.
COOKS TOURS ROUND THE WORLD
y Lave sept u oct, Il Irosrsmme fee from 80
~tiSs cook & son. 2G and I'D hroad"ay y !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

TO THE HOLDERS OF SECURITIES, IS
SUED BY THE COLUMBUS. sANDUsflY & HOOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
TROY LBDMT3o

FNIt-. ~ Ok IlIAN ~ D-I4l'tF It'I' 70
serf for LIST fr ru-ed rate tors n saFatoTa
the AGiron.acks. Lakes George an! cAanp-i4n "'r-h
Mountains & Scar icl- .of's
rXCCRSICNE-T8OV. $50. SARATOGA. $3.50
Steamers leave Yves iota Gay I. Il. except sat
urday. sunday steamers touch az Albany
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15
Registration Notice.

Under Act 80. of 1904, 4 REVISED
REGISTRATION Of all legal voters Ii
required to be made In the respective
parishes Of this State, and ~ virtue Of
the power vested in me by said Act and
the laws Of the State Of Louisiana, pub
lie notice Is hereby given that I shall
proceed to register all legal voters Of
the parish Of st. Tammany, L., COM
mencing at the Courthouse in the town
Of C0viDgtoD, on Thursday, Sept. !,
1888 and closing 1t said Courthouse on
THURSDAY. Sept. 8, 1898, and ., the fol-
lowing-named places and dates herein
after stated, legal holidays excepted.
The Office TO be open from O'Clock ..
m, to O'ci. OK p. m, and from 3
o'cl OK p. m. to O'Clock p. m for
the registration Of all legal v.tsrs:
First Ward. 1t the T wn Hall in
Iandisanville, IN FIR day, Sept. ,.
Sec. nd Ward 1t Verser, on Saturday,
Sept. 10.
Fourth Ward, at the Tewn Hall in
Vaudeville, on Monday, Sept. IL.
Fifth Ward, ct the p.lling place, ON
Tuesday Sept. l3.
Hixth Ward. ut the Polling place, on
Wednesday, Sept. IA.
Seventh Ward, at J. J. Cusachs, IN
Thursday, Sept. Is.
Eighth Ward. J. ]. Willis, FRI
day, Sept. Is.
Ninth ward, ut the Town Hall ut
Slidell, Sept IL.
And firm Sept. 10 to Nov. in Cow
ingt.n 1t the Courthouse.
Registration bo- Ks and blanks will
be opened an I furnished 8, as t. enable
voters t. register 1T the respective
harmed places on said days.
All persons Of foreign birth are
required u bring the naturalization
papers or certified copy Ut the same,
70 enable them TO register.
WARREN THOMAS.
Assessor and Ex-Ofiicio iegister
Of Voters, St. Tammany Parish, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15
Worse than Yellow Fever

The Chicago Chronicle, in = re-
cent editorial makes the following
suggestive and level-headed re-
marks:
"Possibly we OF the North, being
n q position Of safety, are not capa-
BILE Of appreciatihg the traditional
terror inspired BY yellow fever in
tie South. IL does not appear,
however, as though this terror
should gradually abase a. success
sive years show that yellow Jack
can be met and mastered like any
disease.
"Within the last ten years it IL
altogether probable that deaths from
lightning have exceeded those from
yellow fever in this country. Ger
tainly more people die Of diptberia
in Chicago during single month
than succumb to yellow fever in the
South during the year. Yet, though
We have come fear Of lightning and
IT diphtheria, We do not become
panic-stricken either. We simply
take our chances, knowing that the
deaths from either causes are
very smxll percentage Of the whole
population. The South might ~
we'll make up its mind to view yell
low fever with equal philosophy"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15
MadisonviIIe.

Oct 10, 1898.
Editor St. Tammany FARMER:
Everybody and the little berg
seem on a stand-still since camp
meeting by the Africans and high
water have been dismissed, but we
don't fail to receive creeping rain
almost every evening and the hor-
rid dark cloud that accompanies it
causes the berg to look gloomy.
Miss Leila Chatellier, one of our
fair flowers, has returned after a
few days visit to Blind River.
Miss Jenette and Belle Dandy
returned to New Orleans Sunday
evening, after . pleasant visit to
the charming Miss M. Currow.
Miss lClsra Dunning of New
Orleans has been visiting the Leph
family, now residents of the berg.
Hops and gumbo's seemed to be
all the rage last week. A social
took place in the pavilion last
wednesday night, also another
Saturday night, including gumbo.
The show by the Lakeside Min
strels Of Vaudeville, did not take |
place in the berg, owing to the
numbering FIVE.
FINEGAN. |
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15
Covington's Camp Pros
pect.

Captain John Poitevent, of the
East Louisiana Road, was in the
city yeterday. Captain Poitevent
says that there has been splendid
business in St. TammanY Parish
during the past few weeks. He is
impressed with the importance of
the movement looking to the loca-
ton of an army camp at Covington
or some point within the healthful
pine belt.
"The movement to secure the
camp location there" said General
Passenger Agent Smith, of the
Northeastern yesterday, ssis pro-
crossing we'll. l believe there is
some action to be taken in the mat
ter soon, for the proposition has
been ably presented to the war de-
partment by parties whose opinions
are worth every consideration" -
Plcayune.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15

This country is receiving untold
injury through the senseless and
unwarranted quarantine restrlc-
tons. We are astounded that the
business men of this delightful eli
mate and country will countenance
such suicidal policy. We have
lived in q town where forty died
within few weeks with diph-
iberia; IN another town of $50 in
habitants, eight were taken with
typhoid fever; six died and two
got we'll, the writer being one of
the two. There was no quarantine
in either case; business went on
lust the same. As to the yellow
fever, we know of nothing to
warrant the present wholesale de-
struction of the business interests
Of this country. If the fever
which is prevalent in some locali-
ties is yellew fever, it is surely no
more to be dreaded than the diph-
iberia, or typhoid fever. We love
this country too well to see its fu-
ture marred as it will be by our
outrageous quarantine system
Vindicator.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15

VIM. F. Guillotte. son Of Hon.
j. v. GuiIlotte, came home last
Friday from Jacksonville, having
obtained his discharge from Com
pany l.. Second louisiana Regi.
ment, ON the ground of physical
disability. The young man has
been sick Cor nearly two months
with slow fever aud complications,
which will greatly retard his re-
ccvery. Mr.. Guillotte says that
on account of the great percentage
Of sick men while ut Miami, the
number Of Louisiana soldiers able
to take the field 10 very small. In
his company, not thirty out of LOG
can make prcsentable showing
Picayune.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15
Notice of Sale OF
schools Lands.



Under and BY virtue Of an order issued
BY the Hon. W. w. Heard. Auditor cl
Public accounts OF said State. dat. d
Sept -. 1888 l will proceed to sell. :.c-
oording to Law. at pnblic auction. to the
last and highest lidder. At the front
door OF the Courthouse, in the town OF
Oovington, Parish AT State afor ssaid,
on SATURDAY. Nov. 10. 1898, Mt II
o'clock A. H., The following described
school land, viz:
Section is, Township s, south range
IL east, situated In st. Tsmmany
Parish, La.
TERMs-Ten percent Of the purchase
price cash, aud the balance in nine
annual fnstallments, the interest to be
paid on the whole amount annually, 1t
the rate Of eight per cent. per annum;
the notes to be made payble to the
special mortgage on the land sold, and
personal security In solid, until fnal
Audit or of Public Accounts, secured by
payment Of principal and interest. OR
II the purchaser prefers, he can pay the
whole amount Of the bill In cash, de-
the interest which the credit
would otherwise draw.
In the event Of the purchaser neglect
Ing or refusing 70 pay any Of these in
stallments or interest ~ maturity, the
mortgage shall be forthwith closed and
the land resold.
Given ut Sovington, in said Parish
and State, this 18th day Of October,
1898.
]. N. ABNEY,
Treasurer Of st. Tammany Parish, La.
Covington, La Oct. IL, 1888.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. L. David cele.
hratef1 their tenth anniversary, Mon
day, Oct. 8, at their beautiful home
in Lewisburg, La. which has just
been completed, by Mr.. David B.
Smith. The house was artistlcallv
decorated with evergreens and roses.
The happy couple we're congratu-
lated. hoping that they will see
MANY more anniversaries. Among
those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Cautxan and daughter. Miss Fanny
Breadan, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carmichael, Messrs. Philip
Beaujeaux, SIDNEY Smith, Jos. n.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith.
Misses Jennette Connaughton. Ce-l
cila Mary Emmet, Ida. Eva, Mamie
md Letitia Dicks, and Mrs. Smith.
81. After coDgratulatang the happy |
! handsome quilt was ratified
= Mis- Ida Dicks, Mr.. g. Smith
- - lucky winner. |
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15
Election Proclamation.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

1aIiSu CT 0t. lam ulu0yy
Covington. Oct 5, 1858.
According to law We, the Eoaid y.
5npel Wilson'S OF Election. in AMI ior tn.
parish Ut st. TaLainany, 10 Aeleoy give
notice that MI election will DO held on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 8. 1888.
at which election there viii be voted
i0r one Congressman from tne SIKH
Cong ses-iunal District OF LouislauM, tu
represent the distsio. In the House al
Representative Tor he term o. two uars
;r0u, the 4sh OF March, 1899.
Also Tor one RAILROAD Commissioner
for the Second Kallr-xd District.
Tho fo;lo xing commissioners AM;
clerks are appointed 10 Loid said eiec-
ton.
First Ward-W. i. BohEing, J. W
B.deaux. andrew H. Helsser. Uoninis-
sioners. TLos. Gueman. clerk.
Second Wxrd-Milt.n Burns, L. A.
Perreand. b. T. Rodgers, commissioners.
j. Il. Yates, clerk.
Third WarL-Joseph Lancaster. A.
Sharp. J. W. QaiLn, Commissioners
]. Il. Naille. CLERK.
Fourth WaIi-P. C. Saith. J. u.
Sh,rp. ". W. Johnson, commi-si. ners
a. u. Depree, clerk.
Filth Ward-D. r. Carpenter, j. e.
Cooper. Alex Bush, commissioner J. g.
Mizell. Clerk.
Sixth Ward-T. ]. Parker David
richardson, J. Y Crox, comu.il sioners.
q. j. Wilson clerk.
Seventh Ward. j. Cusa .hs. W. e.
falley Soy morr Cousin. Commissioners.
Alex Todd. clerk.
Eight, WsrdJ- J. Willis. s. p. Gnuse,
y. A. Orr, commissioners J. p. Soil
berger, clerk.
Ninth WsrI-Paul Sl.ilsr Harry
ioach Q. l. Dittn-an. Conn.,. issioner.
John FEedericks. clerk.
OF thus the duly gu lifted electors OF
the parish Of st. Tammany will take
dne n0.ica.
The polls will be open som sven in
the morning 70 Fix in the evening.
WARREN fHOMAs.
w. E. PAKRxER.
Ed EkxwsrxR.
Board IT Supervisors, Parish IT 81
TamE,any
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1898-10-15
Thr~ . Doctors I'm Co Insulation.
From BENJAMIN franklin.

"When you are sick, what YOU
like best is to be ciloeen for q medi-
cine in the first place what expert
ence tells you is best, to be chosen
in the second place; what reason
ii. e., Theory says il best 70 b.
chosen in the last place. But il you
can get DR.. Inclination, DR.. Ex-
perience and Dr.. Reason together,
they will give You the best advice
that can be taken"
When You have . bad cold DR.. In.
clination would recommend Cham
berIain's Cough Remedy because
it is pleasant and safe to take. DR..
Experience would recommend it
because 1t never fails to effect Z
speedy aud permanent cure. DR..
Reason womb recommend is because
It Is prepared ON scientific princi-
pies. and acts Gu natures plan In
relieving the longs, opening the
secreticns and restoring the system
to natural aud healthy condition
For ssle by v. H. Frederick.
Covington. and 3. b. Paine,
Vaudeville.