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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-06-24
LuBRIcATlNc OILS.


:tesk .! I'll kinds. u. p"ies ss,e. sos e" y
our best selling goods.
Castor Oils.
ssso Fs Dia%Snd Castor
BE hyP Ing
5ss: Ell az "a Is , Rss iS5 ;&
G $3.50 +. y; Roberts Diamond Castor has been pre-
ss Sc guam and II Sas III
Of the vegetable castor made from the
heavy lubricant is required it has never been Known
during the past two years to fail In giving salts
Full barrels, per gal. .....: 600
s:s han snd ]s ess t Rss Sb
=: Engine Oil.
Red Oil @ g1s
ni1g machinery: Perfectly free from gum H.. ''"
:n sas sad lS less tSan 3D.
Harvester Machine OIL
sos T. M. Roberts Harvester Machine Oil is made
pure lard oil making il in appearance tSat Of No.
Lard OIL 1t has no cold test but is splendid lubric-
Full barrels per gal......,
5sss sh ss. ga ga ls S t R1 ST.
Cylinder Oils.
troleum used in the manufacture of cylinder stocks
iEhs amber color SIS fire test and absolutely nom
E Es,. e ssss ri ri Is ssl ns;
G ssss Xxx cyinder on so6 are test compounded
TSo q co stOGe s and + @
excellent oil TO ed through automatic iubrcators "
Ee e esan e pfs fa1 per gal
Over gals and less than bb per gal; *
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-06-24
Palmetto, or lawn Tents.

Positively the best tent in for awn croqust arc'
parties They made of awning duck, color,
blue and white or brown and white internate shades
ported by wood Frame umbrella shape 1t be set
five irues and closed as speedily tie closing
of 'rea.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-06-24
Crouuet Sets.

No. s. Four-Bal Croquet Set. Mallets oiled. Balls
and Stakes varnisned, ten Arches, with Book.
Complete in dovetailed box with hinged cover
No. 10. Six-Ball Croquet Set Malcts Oiled Balls
and Stakes vanished ten Arches, with Book,
Complete in dovetailed box with hinge cover.
No. II Eight-Ball Croquet Set Malets oiled,
Balls and Stakes vanished. ten Arches, with
Book. Complete, In dOvetailed box with hinged
No. MA Eight-Ball Croquet Set. All parts warm
ished. Mallets paint ed two eightcolored Stakes
Arches, with Book
No. l. Handles, Balls andM aets painted and striped
heavy galvanized Arches two large Stakes
nicely finished set. Observation-Disclosures.
No.. Malets of neat design, Balls Handles and
MalletS painted and striped. two large fancy
stakes, heavy galvanized Arched. first class
No. 3. very handsome maple set Shelac finish,
with fancy Mallets, six inches long: striped
Handles and Balls. two elegant beaded Stakes,
heavy Arches, with Sockets. Select material
No. 4. An elegant set, with shcllac finish Eight
fancy striped, ebOniZed and brOnZed Maets,
six In ches long; Handles and Balls beautifully
painted and striped; two elegant beaded
Stakes; heavy Arches with Sockets. e. ..........
No. &. Four eight-inch Mallcts. with either long
or short handles; striped Balls and malletS;
two large handsome Stakes heavy Arches with
Sockets. A desirable set for fine players.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
Fire Protection.

The question Of fire Protec''o .
should not be allowed to die out.
Some are in favor Of water tower.
with pipes laid through the streets,
while others think we need > hand
engine, and . hook and ladder
comnany. We need the latter, no
matter what system we adopt, but
something should De doue in the
matter, and the sooner the better.
It would give US a feeling Of Sc
cur,ty against fire, and cause .
very material reduction in the rates
Of insurance, which are nov enor
mons.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
The Second Louisiana,

Inspector General Breckinridge.
who was recently ordered to Cuba
to inspect the troops there, has
completed the inspection of the
Seventh Army Corps, commanded
by Major Gen. Lee. His report,
which has been forwarded to Wash
ington, makes . special reference
to the Second Louisiana Regiment.
prais,ng II for its general efficiency
and admirable drill, and designating
it as the best regiment in the corps.
Following the Second Louisiana In
rank Of general merit, he places
the Fourty-ninth Iowa, and then
the One Hundred and Sixty-frs'
Indiana.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
ABOUT SIDEWALKS.
covineson L., Feb. 70, iees.

covingson La, Feb. %. 1913.
Editor st. Tama.any FARaEn:
If the Mayor Of the city Of Cow
ington will kindly have . few
boards placed over the loololly
spaces on the sidewalks near the
Postofice, it will be great COM
fort to pedestrians, especially
ladies. If the city cannot afford
il, Ithink the ladies would gladly
donate sum 10 help defray the
expense. Pro Bono PUBLIco.
The suggestion Of the above cor
respondent is one that calls for
prompt action, but the manner in
which tie evil complained of should
be remedied is beyond the juris-
dlction Of the Mayor or Town
Council, who have no authority to
use the revenues OF the town TO
build or repair sidewalks in from,
Of private property. An ordinance
is now pending before the Town
Council, and will doubtless become
a Law, requiring all owners Of
propert. to keep their sidewalks in
good passable condition. This liz
especially necessary on our main
business thoroughfarc, comprising
a. it does the most valuable
property in town, and where there
is constant travel on foot during
the day and evening. If it tran
spires that the owners Of houses
and lots in the heart of the BUSH
ness part of the town are too poor
to keep their sidewalks in good re-
PAIR, il might be an act of philan-
thropy for the ladies TO take mp .
subscription and have it doue. for
the good Of the public.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
LETTER FROM CUBA.
Camp Columbia,
Buena Vista, Cuba, \
Eoh * 1899.

Camp Columbia,
Buena Vista, Cuba,
Feb. Is, 1899.
Editor St. Tammany FARMER:
welcomed your most valuable
paper to-day, and must say that !
was glad indeed 70 receive = home
paper that / always appreciate, -
| do the st. rammany farmer.
We have had a considerable
change in The weather. The Cubans
saw that it is col:er now thar il has
been for twenty years, although II
Jus, suits the boys of The Second
| Louisiana. 1t is just like autumn
weather 10 ns. We have the best
Of health IN our camp.
We afforded the Cubans quite an
interesting scene yesterday. The
Second Louisiana Volunteers cele
brated their Christmas dinner here,
and yesterday we celebrated Mardi
Gras. the first time that volunteer
soldiers were ever known to do SO.
The dinner consisted Of about
twelve courses, and at night the
boys erected i tent, aud the entire
regiment was present to enjoy The
entertainment and concert. Almost
every company was represented on
the stage, aud they gave full salts
faction to all present. IL was quite
new thing to the Cubans, for they
never saw anything like it before.
The more | see Of this country
the better | like it, for | believe
this to be the garden spot Of the
world.
Our Captain has been absent
from camp about two weeks, being
in the city Of Havans. He is
looked for BY the boys Of company
L every day. They are getting
very anxious for him TO return TO
duty, As he is regarded as one OF
the best drilled men in the regi-
ment, and is always good and kind
to his men.
II Is rumored that we will be
sent to Montauk Point, New York.
to be mustered out. | do not
know if it Is true or not. ! would
be glad if we could be mustered
out ia Cuba.
Yours very truly,
FRANK z. Bush.
Co. L. end Louisiana Vol. Regiment
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
IN LOVING MEMORY

IN LOVING MEMOhA
OF little Leonie, winsome baby Of Mr..
and Mrs. David Canulet, who died
February 2, 1899, In Madieonvillc, Ia.
PRECIOUS LEONE.
Thou art gone, our little darling.
Gone, ob far from earthly cares.
But Leonie, our baby how We miss you,
Fer we wait, eyes overlooked win
tears.
Only fond and precious flower,
Yet filled with innocence, e'cr deep.
But why art plucked 30 early, dear.
oh God, can't we never cease to weep
Leonie. our pride and loving comfort
Now art called to heaven above.
We are lost, oh, AID now bereft.
Oh God. why rob US Of our precious
love?
Only one short year ago our baby
Leonie,
Flown to this earth 50 far and wide.
But under the sod thou art now wing,
Our joyous plans through life are
pushed aside.
Though angels songr art sounding
sounding.
And after weary tolls we hope TO ~,
70 meet our baby, our I.eonte darling,
+ In the sweet BY and b :.
keouie In the sweet BY and BY.
BY her berraved cousin,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

"A gdssn "ld nrightNpT 81 mine hah
q prc,,liSr experience during the
frr~z.." sal.i n planter last evening.
III. is = very optimistic sort at
f+llnw, \ regular Mark raplev. in
fact. sni on the SUNDAY aud MDn-
da, that the blizzard swo"ped down
up ~ u. l b..liev- ll- was The only
man in the parish who r-tsired his
gtnnl hulnnr. He insisted that the
cold snap didn't smrnnt 70 much.
hunted at HE idea that the cane
w,,,,li t,- totally DESTROYED. and de-
clare I that ". were all giving our
s~!ves 4 yrea: deal nf UNNECESSARY
worry On Tu-sdsv morning h.
srnt n gr" to get his big spirit
t,rr,n. .,n..i.r. which, he al~a,s sw"re
hy, and which had been hanging
overnight under The caves of the
harm On :hr way to The house The
c..0n dropped the instrument and
| Jared the tube .h.ut an incl. up
si.e scale, 40 that it stood .. seven
degrees heluw zero. ~ hen the old
man l.s,ked It. It he could hardly
\. l.vs. his eyes To test the thing
he nut his tongue TO the bulb, and.
II course, the spirit promptly
climbed upward. He took ], AVA.
and down she dr.rred I" seven be-
low. Tia, sssur+d him tile iller-
mnmeter was in v. rking order, shf:
fcr the iirst time during the blizzard
| lie became. chilled IL the b,pne. He
rushe 1 indoors. hsd ruaring fires
huilt all nyrr the house aud put an
three 0r four cults 1T underwear
H. t,ld his folks that the great his
h,ric cs.ld wave IL The century had
iust struck Louisiana. aud 81
alarmed tn family ihst EOb.'dy ve',-
,urrd more than u ward or go away
from The fire. Ii The afternoon !
went by in nv buggy an0 nc catn''
a,,, To the gate wrapped up like
Klnndik.. gold hunter. A. tllst time
the weather had moderated slightly ,
aud the temperature Was really
ain,ut ~ entv.fDur rr twenty live.
but his hig THERMOMETERS was shil
Hanging around germ. A. sn,n as
I locked I'll il sxw he trouble and
showed hi,u where the tube hal
slipped. H. was the madd'st Ma''
lin The State .Grra, sInkes! he
t..ar.d, peelirx If his top clothes
and thru~ ing them I'll over the yard.
1.it's 8 wonder aih't been sun.
struck! Hi! Mass.' l.e called T.
his wife, let them fires =" down.
The big thermn,n.ter ha- TIE! And
,-ll ln-, some 1t you. where's thu,
blanket, thanked n:2x-t?' The
dnrkey had heard the upr0ar and
VERY sen.ibiv ven, snd hl.l. Whss'
| last saw the uId man h. llad r.
covered his usual rq',A,.inity. aud
was again declaring that the fre~zs
didn't amount to ! rnw Ut pins -
Times DeMncrat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
FtlK IL GltlPpE.

Thomas Whitfield & Co., 240
u xisash Az, c.srnrI JscksUM ".
..ne IT ChicaXo's oldest and mos,
prominent druggists, Tec.m,nensl
Chamberlain Cough Remedy fs,r
l. grippe, rs It nol only gives .
prompt aud complete relief, hui
also c,,unteracss any tendency VI i
grippe Ia rseult IL p,.eum.,.,ia.
For sale BY v. n. Frederick.
Cosisxh.G, aud X. b. PAau=.
AandevIIle.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

Six.eenth Ju.licil Dist ici G .urt ri
louisiana. in AMI for the Parish OF \:
1sn,niAnS
LII r. Warren. Clerk Of Court In
aud for the Parish Of st. 'rammany,
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify
that In acco. dance to an order Of court
directed 10 me, ordering me to summon
the Jury commission for the purpose of
drawing jury To serve Ut the March
term of the District Court, TO commences
on Monday, March the 18th, 1889.
/ did proceed to summon the Jury sc0m.
mission 10 meet at the Courthouse, on
Monday, Feb. Is, 1899, 1t - O'Clock ~,
aud there not being quorum present.
then adjoarnsd said drawing until
Thursdxy, Feb. the 18th. ut 10 O'Clock -.
and re-summoned he Jury Commission
ers 10 meet an said day, when the fol-
lowing named Jury Commission came:
Milton Burns, Adnlph Frederick. j. l..
Philips and Esiw ard Brewster. Absent,
Mr.. W. !. Msynrld. We then n the
presence If each other, aud In the
presence Of Charles Heintz. Sr. and
Victor PlaucLe, two freehold citize0s,
placed the names Of eighty good men.
his. making three hundred names 10 the
General Veuirc box. and drew there
from thirty usmes TO serve - Petit
Jurors for the first week of the March
81 I'll
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
Public Hall Needed

Prompt steps should be taken
to build . new public hall, council
room and Mayors Office. Our town
stands greatly in need OF such a
building, and we should have It
withou, any unnecessary delay. a
large one-stcry building, Of modern
design, with slate roof, and dues
or ch,mneys for hea,ing-stoves,
would answer the purpose for some
time TO come. The sooner 1t comes
the better.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
HOMES END APRIL .rION

I,.c.n lane with Vet M "a Of the
|. xlsi.tri. Ut lie stale OF Lona+ iAt.a, OF
lsasa er.b. rive no.ice II nv inten-
siOs. Ia l..rseatsaf the tnilcxii. stare
l:,p.s VIZ:
The st half of the southeast quar-
ter, and the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter. OF section ~, town.
ship 5, southrange Is east, GreemSoorg
Dist ict- -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
..oaE>. lad appLI ,iIu>.

II .c,or,iat.,e wlIls Ac. No. "a OF tho
l.r,stntu,e OF tl,. stat of LHli.i.nn II
1875. aereb. give n..fic.- of ms lfsten-
t,v,, 10 homestead TIE in.lo. iu3 state
ias-, wiz
The west half Of the southeast quar-
ter. aud the east fractional half Of the
south west quarter, section 2, and the
northeast fractional quarter of the
northwest quarter Ut section IL, town.
ship 6, south oi ran = Ii east, Green :
burg District.
fell-6i. CARROLt. WATTS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

The Unlied States Marine Hos
p;tal will vacclnate all the
roustabouts coming to New Or
leans to keep smallpox out Of town.
Mayor Flower has detailed police
TO assist the hospital surgeons.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

Graduates hold Leading positions MI over tho
aoantry lnaexuctj0n nh peTsouAl.
HayinR unmerOu1 business connec3i0ns an0
heln9 untyeFsalJy ard rep1tahly Known. No
eecare situations "
80 etoee Is conneeted VIII Scult College
d which students do aefaal baeineas wisn
raj 9ooAo and actaA1 Aomeys anu trey kecp
fha ho0ka n the latest labor oayl04 to4ms-
Students enter 1t any time. 1n&iisns AGA.
Aeuic. Shorthand and 61sineeo schools. Al
snnarnte faculties. Send for catalogue-
Address GEO. 0o013 = SO1A
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

Many houssholders IN Havana are
protesting against the sanitary
orders issued by Gen. Brooke, on
the ground that they are too poor
to pay for any cleaning up.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

The Duke Of Orleans has unex.
pectedly reached Brussels. and
thinks the time opportune for a
nonarchic attempt in France.
Three million Of the dukes por.
traits will be sent to France.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

Mayor Flower, Chief of Police
Caster and Attorney Gilmore
have been cited before the United
States District Court for contempt
Of court for preventing the replac.
ing of the East Louisiana tracks on
Basin street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
Floating Out In the Gulf.

Fort Eads. La. Feb. - Ice In
great quantities haa hsen drafting
through South PISS intU the Gulf 1t
MexicD to-day. This Inns never
heen k,r,wn or heard Ut before heie.
L. il now known that The lsls ffse n
,ss,t only f;estrDyed the orange
groves but killed tl,ssusaads Ut bar
rvIs of ~ sters that were. exposed in
the freezing water Oh the shallow
banks L,uis Spon2er, ~ oyster /.
,san il East Bay. estimates his loss
u 1000 barrels.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
E. J. Frederick w. John Richardson.
SECOND Justice Court. in and for the
PssiaA 81 He TauEssny. state 81
LOuiyiAs.a.

by virsue at writ Of asfi fAcias from
tho honorable the Atngeaaisi conHt. and 70
me dilsct- |. Tearing lsts Aux. II, 1888
will. procrei 70 sell n pnblic auction
1t the ffssue d.n.e OF the Second 4uAtics
oussh.uss, ON ~ArURDsY March IL,
iSv6. i.etsssn legal sale hours, tho H.
lowing d~r csib~d property. to-~itf
Ths southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter VI section 3, In town.
ship :, south Of range 10 east,
containing II and l6-l0O acres.
.>rsxs ~ the abu.e entlile1 suit.
ratusa n ssls-crsh, with the b fied'
Of appnissmenI
REA MCKEE,
Constable. second Ward.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

Under the frowning guns Of
three British warsh,ps, the Sultan
Of Oman has revoked his order
granting q coaling station to
France.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

Mr.. John Guthrie, aged IS years
died At Pearl River Station OF
Thursday, Feb. Is. He was ma
tive Of Belfast, ireland, and q resi-
dent OF New Orleans for So years
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
The Filipinos are concentrat ing
in front of the Manila waterworks
and a sharp tight there Is expected.
- -
NOTICE.

hereby notify the public that from
this date I will not he responsible for
any debts contracted BY my wife.
II. A. DUTSCH.
Feb. IS. 1889.
DR.. geo. r. T0LsON
pHYSI' IAN AND SURGEON.
ONCE, corner Of Columbia and Rat-
land streets, adjoining Richarfs
store.
Residence near Capt. Viewers.
pay and night calls promptly attended.
Succession of Ronald T. Mcdonald.
State of Louisiana, rarish Of st Tam
many, Sixteenth Judicial District
Court.
Whereas, Harry II. Hall has filed his
petition for appointment IS adminisfTa-
tor Of the succession Of Ronald T.
Mcdonald. deceased
Notice il hereby given to all whom 1t
my Concern. to show cause. within ten
days from the flrst publication this
notice, why the prayer Of the petitioner
should mot be- granted.
BY order of the court this 18th day Of
February, 1899.
Il K ARREN. Clerk.
u S. I. n! Office. New Orl.an< IA
Feb. 81. 1893. !.
Notice. is hereby eiv-h that the follo~-
inp.name settled :,as 6le.l notice OF hi'
in,er tim to make final prnof IN amp port
o. I IL -l.iu. mi that sri.l pr.soi will b.
m ui- b..fore II. r Warren. Clerk III The
District aurt. ~ ,'ovlu- 4 Oh. J. ., on
.cn ny. A.lii ~ 1899 viz:
Freu,ick Hinzp,
Who made homesie cad entry No. ID 4SA
for the south nalf Ut the southwest quar-,
ter of section I, and the north half oil
the northwest quarter OF section >
township 8, south Of range Il east, St
Helena meridian.
tie n. rs tn toll wing witt esses :.
prove hi- rnnrianns reside, &c 1aon AID
Gu tiva II sa,... Ian l, viz:
S-m Boss. Jim L ini-r. John OAvi'
aai \. Pnr,n. all Il p.Ari River Ia
fe25-6t. WALTER L. Cohen, Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

n. Faure, Presiden. Of the
French Republic, died suddenly
Thursday night. Feb l6, at 10
o'clock. Of apopicxy. NJ Emile
Louoet. President of the Senate.
Was elected President Of France
last Saturday, by the Assembly. Ia
succeed n. Fanre, the vote heing
I0ubet 1873, Meline go.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

It is rep..t ted to be Gen. Otis
purpose to surround Malanns and
il possible effect the capture Of
Agmnaldo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

Robert Fitzsimmons and james
Jefferies have signed the articles
Tor 25 reu"l fight on or before
May &c.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

MS r..a ofa.. Nev rle.ns. La. /,
lar m Ihg9.
u..,-. :. h.,ebx given ,h.i The ,olInw-
-. r.r,ed s.t.l..y :..s fil.-l mott a.. ni his
isses.tinn t. make a rai prot IN snt!or'
d mrs cmsm, VIM ,s,. s". P. 49, - i. !.
=. e. Des"Ir r. - rsn:H =.
afstf,e. c, .:nA -, ,soo $50 ~.
ssonasys "aVn - aos''
Abraham Lee,
wa, ,o ...,,.. .,.,., en.rv No. Is sss
~. -, a.If % A.. ,orfl. ea 1 omar.
tcr cra the =. - half ar the ,nthr~s,
nn..,,. ~ section q. township =. south
r.nve Il east. 4 Helena Mer dian.
Hs r.sn,e~ The following ~i.n.sss> q
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

The State Board Of Health last
week elected seven yellow fever
experts, and recommended that the
Governors annual quarantine proc
lamation be issued April l. .
month earlier than usual.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25
The weather has been bright and
clear this week, for change.
Nr Jack Pelloat il erecting

Mr.. Jack Pelloat is erecting
another new store building on
Columbia street.
The following named volunteers
were discharged last week from the
Second Louisiana Regiment, in
Cuba: Jacob Rosenthal, Nicholas
Br,ttacler, Chas. d'Aquin and
Bragg Provost.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

Smallpox is increasing to All
alarming extent in Texas.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

The Z. s. cruiser Detroit was
ordered to proceed to Blueiielde,
Nicaragua, last Tuesday, to rein
force the warsh,ps Marietta and
Nachias, now there. It may Be
necessary for Uncle Sam to give
the festive Nlcaraguans . case of
the ssBlnes. =
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

The public roads throughout The
parish are in many places absolute.
Is inpassable.-New Iberia Enter.
PRISE.
We find the above news item in
our exchanges from all parts Of
Louisiana and Mississippi, and il
il not at all to be wondered at thai
the public roads Of St. Tammany
Parish are in the same deplorable
condition, and we see no way t.
remedy it until the rainy season il
over, if it ever succeeds IN getting
over.
DlED-At The residence OF hel
son, on February 20. 1899, at IL: a:
A. n, Mrs. Marie Strattmsn, wifi.
OF the late Charles Strattman. Bor,
in Mecklenburg. Germany, and .
resident Ut this Parish since 1858
She was in her 18th year Rev. +
Mathics officiated at the funeral.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-02-25

q, 3. Ian Uoiu@ Nav, Orleans e. |
Jan. 81, 1899.
Notice il hereby xivsn that III follow
jnR ra..e.l settler hne hla.. notice IT hts
irt-n,i.l. n r.ak- fin-l prof n snrpnit
Of hi. claim. anil that sAi.i prof will
sc made he.nie Il r Warren Jerk
az the s.nart, ~ .nvin g,on. La. on
Mou.iAy. Mech a. 1899. viz:
PAUL GARRETT,
Who mnd+ hu,l.sss-ss, enIsy N Il 375
f..r he southwest quarter Of the nor.n-
y est quarter Of section 5. ta1nsI ip 5.
-0usis mango 10 east, It. Hel.;.a IN ~
dian.
tie name. Il La Ells,~ ing wi:nesser 10
prnve his eouti..un,:. resi- .i-nce upon
sni cultivation at 3 u. iaai viz:
Robert Brown, George Richardson.
lack Brown and Barney Brown, all OF
verger z. o., Ia.
ie l-6t WALTER l.. Conan, Register.
q. =. Land s.ia.-. sew ORB ,ns, ~.
Jan. 81, 1899.
Notice j. here by giv eI. that he follow
;ng-nar cd x-ftles has flied notice { I his
int. ten to make fiEa. ,.rs.of II. 3 ,pi,nrf
n his claim. I'm that sid pro will b.
mas... l,efo,. Il. r Narr.n, Jerk Il
Co,:rf. i tsovinxt"n, l.a., IN Monday
March 20, 1893 viz:
EMILE BAH3M,
Who made ho-nesttad entry Ma d. 33d
| fnr the south half OF t. q southeast qnar-
Ter, s.ctIsn 4. tnwn-nii, 5. south range
IL Q ,sf, -. Helena Merritt IN.
Fl. name the following witne>sers ia
prov his c6nsinnons residence nj on
snd cultivation II nxid lAni. viz:
Sam Lee, Jules Fahsm, George Fen
dlasou and Ancile Baham, all Of veryeI
r. O., LA.
fc;l-6a WALrxR l. COHEN Register.