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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

~ NiW Polskich
W AMERYCE
/ z POWoDU .BRAKU
SLUCHACZY odczyty an
gielskie W Domu Zwiazko-
", m " Chicago zamkn'Fto.
Moze lep'ej byloby sic POI
wiodlo'z polskiemi odczytaml.
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WYzSZY ~ SAD rozstrzyg
nal, ze mieszka1cy 2 wyspy
Jones " Milwaukee ME moga
bye wydaleni ze swoich siedzib
przez Illinois Steel Co. Po-
miedzy mieszkadcami wyspy
jest najwiecej Kaszub6w.
w, NEW YORKU " dniu
5 Marca b. +. zlozone zostaly
do grobu zwloki dawn e]sze.,
go proboszcza tamte szej
para6l polskiej ks. Franciszka
Fremel.
POLACY, mieszkajacy na
przedmiesciu N,lwauckiem
CudAhy a pracu;acy prevail,
a { W tamecznych rzezalniach.
zam:erzaja utworzy6 osoboa
parafa j wybudowa6 polski
kosci6l. Popiera ich " tenn
ks. Mscisz, prob. par. " So.
Milwaukee.
IONA znanego na Chica
goskiem Jadwigouie doktora
I wlasciciela dw6ch aptek,
Ora Bronisfawa Strzyzowsk,e
go, wniosla :;| przeciwko niemu
" s9dzie obwodo dowym Circuit
Court skarge Q rozw6d.
AMHERST, Wis. arr
mer Antoni Wysnok. Polak Il
mial onegdal nieszczesliw =
.wypadek. Gdy schodzil
wysokiego brogu slomy mial
wildly " reku ] spadl ! drabki
! wysokosci dziesieciu stop
od ziemi. Jeden rog Cd widel
przebi1 mu usta j wyszedl -
pod okiem. Dokt6r jednak
,n6wil. e Z tego ME ,,lnrze
PLAcIc a WIAR Il Us 1
The silver star., 1900-06-01

A qrie: wedding occurred at tLis OF.
fice yesterday afternoon at 5:35 o'clock,
Ar. Fred Huntley and Miss Mona Wood.
run being'the contracting parties. Jus.
tice Of the Peace o. d. Pyle performed
the ceremony which united this happy
couple. and they left at once for the
home of the brides parents. who reside
on the Dolores river about six miles
below town. The SfAR joins their many
friends in wishing them q happy and
prosperous journey through life.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

A mass convention Of tho Democrats
OF Montezuma county was held at the
court house In Cortez ON Saturday last
Tor the purpose Of electing eight dele.
gates to the state convention to be held
at Denver, June 7th. The delegates
were: John White. W. j. Blatchford, r.
K. Smith. W. M. Wooley. George Bauer,
E. l.. Short. r. w. Lockett and Joe H.
Dewitt. The delegates were instructed
to use their voteS and influence for Sen.
ator John j. Harris. for delegate to the
national convention.
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corlsz Piekups

Weather tine.--Rain wanted.
Z Crops never better.-Fruit prospscts
good.
Bob. Senninger aud Miss Hattie John.
son wsfe visitors in Coftes last Monday.
Chas. A. johnson came over from Du.
range last Sunday returning Monday.
Stsri Thomas made trip to the Clin
ruins and Blur city. last week.
/ p. g. Ellis hos been soiourning in Du.
range for two weeks or more.
John J. Harris is the man to send to
the National convention.
John Kellenberger. the California
vino man. was in Cortez last Monday.
W. A. Majors is cutting his alfalfa, in
McElho canon.
Miss Eta Majors returned from Sill.
verton last Monday. and went down to
cook for her father.
Henry Honaker and family returned
to Telluride. last Tuesday.
Hi. McEwsn hss purchased the noted
race stallion. Charles Sumner. Of J. N.
Springer and will At him up for the 4th.
oJuiy races.
Married. at Hotel Clifton. last Mon.
day. Mr.. Andy Sheek and Miss Katie
Britain, by County Judge Scharnhorst.
Their many friends wish them . happy
journey through life.
Some one stole saddle from Carl
Scharnhorst last Friday night.
Charlie Dawson had serious acci.
dent happen him last Tuesday evening.
Whilc Spence and Frank Thomas wore
pulling wagon. Little Charley jumped
on to take ride. running his left leg
through the wheel. breaking. II lust
shove the knee. DR.. Wiegle4worth set
the limb and loft the little fellow resting
comfortably.
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The Southern Hotel changed hands
this morning. E. L. Wilber having cold
the same to Mrs. Emma McGrew. Mrs.
McGrew has had large experience in
the hotel business aud will run the
Southern on the same high standard it
has followed in the past.
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number Of summer excursions to the
East, and rate Of one fare fot the round
trip between all points for July 4th.
Convention Of the Colorado State Feder-
alton Of Labor at Cripple Creek. Colo,
June 4 to 0. 1900.
Rate Of one and one fifth fafs on the
certificate plan to Cripple Creek and re.
turn is authorized. Certificates avail.
able June to 6. inclusive, aud to be
signed by j. X. Robinson. Secretary; H.
j. Gekin. ticket agent Midland Terminal
Railway, Cripple Creek. to ait be joint
agent.
Colorado Prohibition Convention to be
held in Denver. June and o, 1900.
Rate Of one and one fifth fare on Ger.
tiicate plan is authorized to Denver and
return. Certificates available June 8 to
0. inclusive, and to be signed by DR.. f.
Hungerford, Secretary, Scott Bryan.
ticket agent. Union depot. Denver to act
~ joint agent.
Republican National Convention, Phila-
delphia, Pa, June 10. 1900.
Ono regular first. class normal tarid
rate for tho round trip IL authorized
from points ON d. 4 r. q. R. r. to Phil.
adelphis and return. Selling dates Juue
IS. II and IS Continuous passage In
each direction.
Prohibition National CONVENTION, Chi.
cago, ILL.,. juno q. 1900.
One regular first class normal tariff
fare for the round trip to Chicago and
return. Selling dates June "a and 25.
Continuous passage 10 each direction.
Further Information can be had from
+. +. PEAKE. Agent.
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Rs,Itoeaa Nelsess.

District No. 10 wooausn oi the World
will bold its renvsntion st 0ursy on
June nth TO- which . rate ce ehs and
one nfth f4rs on the certificate plan, hes
lbssn made kot tks rounn trip IRON dhn.
nison. Aosttoss.. Kldsvay. Ds!tA. bu.
tsnGe. silvsfsoh. ManSoS. Rico. Tslltfids
Ind Delosso.
A rate n ono STANDARD latc Tor Tho
ypp4d trip p the Dsgcerstic cppS Septiep
~ Dshvsr hss cssh made afsc b ,stht
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Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks to the
neighbors, the Masons. X. Of Pc. and
Rathbone Sisters. and choir for their
kindness during the sickness and death
Of our mother, Mrs. M. A. Glass.
MRS. L. KoEHNE,
Mrs. P. K. WRIGHT.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

H. d. Brindls came In from Durango
lest Wednesday. just looking around
and getting scquaintcd again.
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Wilson Sinclair is one Of the ranch.
men OF the Dolores valley who are max.
ing hot house vegetable growers In
lesser attitudes hustle. Rico News. Sun.
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DOLORES MoNTEzvMA COLORADO. FRIDAY Zoo

Looney Morrison. wife and baby wore
visitors in this city last Wednesday,
Mrs. Morrison 10 gaining strength rapid.
ly since her recent severe illness.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

W. H. Blake val showing Frand Ed
ridge the sights OF this lively little city
last Wednesday.
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Postmaster Ormltton was, \ visitor
from Formby last Wednesday. He ie'
ports his wife quite sick.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

. VIM. Randall. the man who furnishes
the best meat 70 Telluride people. was
in this city lest Saturday on business.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

Mrs.. o. Z. Lavender went to Durango
on Tuesday last. She expects to take Z
course Of treatment at the hospital.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

John J. Harris and the pencil puiher
took In the Democratic convention at
Costes last Saturday.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

Rev. F. g. Boylan OF Cortex. was il
this city this morning accompanied b,
Rev. ]. 8. Husb Of Denver.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

Don't sosgst The wosdnsh Entertain.
meat ssxt Monday eysnlng. Come and
hsiag your lkiShds. Free fos Everybody.
For postieulasi ~ hard bilh.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

This kind Of weather makes fellow
long for summer Underwear and some
one 70 pay for the Ice cream.
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=. L. Wilber will now turn his alton.
tion to rauching and mash the potatoes
himself.
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George West came over from Durango
on Monday last on business draw was
port Of Il. ----------.- ------.-...,
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Peter Schults came over from Maucoa
last Saturday and 10 visiting his daughter
Ars. Ordway.
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John Pond oe Il Pista. n. n. *as
shaklng hands with old friends lp thiS
city lest TussdAy. whils snrouts homo
from . wilt lt Telluride.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

Howard Porter expects to move into
bic new house tomorrow. and tho cor.
psntses have D. Z. Shorts place almost
completed.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

Notice the change In J. j. Harris 4
Cos. advertisement. II contains some.
thing that will interest you.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

Harry French was . caller At this shop
last Wednesday. He is hiuline wool
TOR Fred Taylor.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

Archie Hayes passed throught this
city lest Wednesday. snrouts to tie L.
Sal mountains in Utah. where bic father
b sngagsd In ulnlpt.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

NJ. ed M. woodruR vsss thitoss
- Nh elly ysseseday, eaos up 70 wv.
usis ,the marriage u thsis laughter.
Niss Nons. 10 Mr. Fred llunsl6y.
The silver star., 1900-06-01

r. W. Ponsspy has put in some new
rigs 10 his livery stable. placed Me I'd.
ve.tisemsnt with The SrAR aud solicits
your patsonage.
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C1ARLKA A. jon xsox.
~ Administrator OF the
Estate Of James South, Deceased,
II nj iubIicafion June ! last June -, 1900
Fimber Land, Act June 3, i070:L.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Once


Notice Hor Publication.
United States Land Once,
'lSasssEGl ScrsEs d. ,csHSS;. ssSS...
Notice is hereby Rlyep that In compliance
June . ls7e, entitled sAn act for The ssic %oi %
ssisnsisti q 81 the Pnbiic Land States 8; acs q
@llIsss 4Ssss + h. s Carver Of Ss.or... county o,
MonteaumA. state Of Colorado. ha< this day
Med 10 this oalce bic sworn Statement No. u.
nv S~ ssctIo, Is. in township 81 n, ran:s il
"xsd III ole, PROOF ID show thu. IL. land
!hsn or sgrltuitural parpcses, and 70 csiSS-
lish his clalm tv eaid land befnrc the l.egi Ter
and kscs!veS Of NJ once g Durango. Csiors.
nol9ses: GO. tssnE erxsn. q Arflois. Cc;,c,. -
v. ssSSSs, d ss Hsacos. 9 s Colo. o'o' ana F"nk
is:cribsd isSds are rsqSssssd sSe q ins is
iss dsy s'ss5 q June ~ % once on or befOre said
FIN. pub April q ..:s y pas ass.ss,:i san. fi;ss.''" i;s
I1mbes Land. zot june 3. i070..-.
1etiec & &ycr !, r!,ubiicotisn.
Ne.lee /. hereby ilsea .hss hPsrs Il & ~ Spi..ue.
III Ian AZ az @ for sSs sSSS"ssdI:s rs q q
timber lands II ~ stl1ss o. California, orr.
So Ss:sar g !. nj 4. xFsSSHsEo FSss E s.ss:
Ssfs q, desss, osssr.aen.. souasy Of fxossel
es - ~: No ~ sd Y
s e =; 4 ~ l. sss. SO n aNS .N -
~ 8 ss:; = Is ~. e .sr, sss: g. q lone aS
lhnn eoe 4gfteuleufq4 phsrq1es. and 10 6SlaN.
y-., sas. ls,,.;;:a'1!ssss. sss.ss's:' sss:' X Iklss,|''
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o'.'.osoo'oo.o. ! !.
DBL 6Rgss DEW psSgSIsplSR!0 plSsRs!l0.sgsss
.s.os'eeo'oos . 90 oo I. % . 2 . 2 . 2 . 9 . 2

Henry Woods returned last Saturday
from weeks visit with friends in Rico.
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Geo. D. Woods,
Adminisssators saIs of Real Estate.
Prescription Druggist


In the matter Of the Petition OF Charles A.
johnson, ~ .Administrator OF the Estate of
James South decealed, vs.. Lpttie Lockett.
John South, Wilson N. South. Thom : South
and Annie Coleman, In the County Court or
M0ntezuma County, state OF Colorado.
Notice 1! hereby given that pursuant To
ORDER and decree this day duly entered OF rec-
ord In the above court and proceedinR have
been ordered 70 tell the following described
pay the debts Of kaid estate aud .he costs Of
the Administration thereof; namely the I'M
divided one-half interest OF said decesleut in
Lot ., in Block IN, In the town Of Dolores. and
the undivided one-half interest Of said dtcrsi-
cit In Lots TO- II, IL and IL. 10 BlOk ~. In the
Town OF Dolores, all In MOntezuma County
Colorado: said sale TO bc upon the following
Terms, namely' mot less than one half c.ish Ia
hand. and any credit riyen upon such saie 10
ierred payments to bear intcresi at the rate or
10 per cent. per annuna and t0 b. secured hy
mortgage upon the premises, and su.h sale 10
be at not less than the appraised vaIu ar each
OF SAIL tracts namely $50 for the nrst named
parcel and e50 tPr the second named paicel.
WILL accordingly, ~ administrator aforesaid
receive ofisrs for said, property ut my oiiipe,
honr q one e'clock p. NJ. ON Saturday. June
Ed. 1900, and will then and there, or at siirh
time A. said sale may be adjourned 10, sell the
axinc N the party or parties making the beat
OfTer or Oders Ncc0rdin Is, subject however 10
the right To reject any and ali offers, and sub.
Jecf further TO the approval OF sucil sale or
sales by the court.
lated May ., 100.
CAARLkA A. J0ifxsox,
~ Administrator OF the
Estate Of James South, DeceuxsL.
III mt l0DIiCnfio0 Iune 4 1naf lime - ION
The silver star., 1900-06-01


Tho Dolores Undertaking Co. is pre-.
pared to handle the undertaking bust.
ness Of this section. Embalning. etc.
Place Of business with The STAR. CIT
Send your orders for drugs to George
Woods, OF Mancos.
Eat ash on Friday. Exon L Rush re-.
ceive fresh supply every Thursday.
For SALE.-One No. $50 Cole'A Hot
Blast heating stove with pipe. coal hod.
etc. A bargain. Gall at thIs Office and
examine Il. II.
Tho Inter. Ocean hotel, Of Durango.
furnishes you square meal three times
day. Patronize II when you visit that
city.
The silver star., 1900-06-01
nillinery.

Mrs. II. v. Pyle.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17

We haven't time 10 quote prices
on all the goods we are handling,
but we want you to know that We
will make prices right aud that we
have the goods. As is evidenced By
carloads we have received lately.
a follows:
One carload OF Buygies and Sur
ries.
One carload of Seed Oats.
One carload IF choice Feed Oats.
One carload Of Wheat Bran and
Cracked Corn.
One carload of Cotton Seed
Hulls.
One carload Of Rice Bran.
One carload of Shingles.
One carload of Bricks.
One carload Of MOlasses Bills
and half Bbls.
One carload Of White Dove
Flour.
One carload of Liverpool Fine
Salt. 4 CO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17
BOARD Of HEALTH.

The newly appointed Board Of Health
met ut the Courthouse last Wednesday,
Nov. II.
Preseut-Dr. G. A. Pennington, DR.,
C. z. Williams, w. G. Hutchinson, J. H
Bousquet, DIR. J. +. Polk.
Absent Milton Burns, J. q. Mizell
J. J. Cusachs, G H. Cause.
On motion of Mr.. Hutchis0n, second
ed by DR.. Pennington, DR.. C. z. Will
liams was chosen chairman
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Be It resolved, That the Secretary be
instructed to notify the President Of the
Police Jury, that . quorm Of the Board
of Health met In C0vingtOu, this day
Nov. II, 1900, and on account of the
smallness of the salary allowed the
President 0: the Board Of Health, The.
were unable ~ eecurc the services Of
any member competent to act in suIl
capacity.
Resolved further. That the Boar
suggests that the Police Jury Tx The
salary Of the President Of the Board q
Health ut $3.50 o. \ year and $40 . ds.
and necessary travelling expenses fol
such days - he Is actually engaged
away from his place Of residence, II
the service Of the Board Of Health
MI. Hutchinson moved, seconded b!
Dr. Pennington, that DR.. c. Z. VII
liams be elected President Of the Boar
of Health, with the understanding tha
he accepts the positiou on condition
that the Police Jury grant the eompen
satiou mentioned In the above resolu'
ton. Carried.
1t was moved, aud duly seconded. tina
| the President be authorize | TO imme'
diately take steps to stamr out th'
smallpox prevailing In the vicinity o
$lidell. Carried.
On motion, duly seronded. the Board
then adjourned, subject to call.
DIR. C. z. WILLIAMS, President
w. G. kENTZEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17
A Tribute.

John Dude, after nearly fifty
years = respected resident Ut New
Orleans, departed tins life Oct. 10,
1900, at tie residence Ut his sOn-in'
law, Capt. N. j. Rousseaux, in
SIidell, La Sir. Dude was about
IS years OF age at the liI1e Of hts
death. Many veers before the civil
war he left ms native place, Devon.
shire, England. aud settled in New
Orleans. following the occupation Of
builder. He first embarked in That
work in the fourth district, when
that purNOn Ut New Orleans wac
still embraced within the limits OF
the old fauboury Lafayette. At y
later period he conducted s sash
factory At the corner Ut Mag zine
street and Louisiana Avenue. He
was thus identified with the building
interests IT the upper districts for
many years. In addition to his
training ss . mechanic. acquired Ia
The OH country, VI. Dude l~'ussessed
. practical and ingenious mind,
which made him resOurcefui. Early
in his career he chOse \ m,.st worthy
young woman as life mate, but in \
few short yeats the sl,arer VI his JOYS
add sUtruws was called hence, leav-
my ono chlld, \ daughter, r"w the
wife Uf Capt. kUusscsux. lhuuxl,
we'll advanced in years, up t four
.ears since, Mr.. Dude continued In
his -fIuris IL h- u>efuily employ. d.
Then Realizing ii.al the intirmitIcs
Ut age weie upon him, he sought u
haven Ut comfort and peace with
ih. family VI his daughter. There,
surrounded BY those to whom b.
was endeared, lie spent ME latter
day aud took his peaceful departure
u the sweet rest beyond.
W. H. e..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17

Public affairs are every mans
business. Each owes the public
some service. When that service
is shirked By one some other must
do double duty. Shirked BY two,
there is a triple load on a third
mans shoulders. The latter must
make m uncalled tor sacrifice or
reimburse himself for extra time
at public expense. Result, pro-
fess,onal politician, willing 10 do
what negligent citizens 10 not:
first for a fair consideration; later,
working the power that should be
vested IN a thousand for all il may
be made to bring him.-Pittsburg
dispatch.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17
A Village Blacksmith Saved His Lit
tie Sons Life.

Mr.. II H. Black, the well-known
village blacksmith at Grahamsville.
Sullivan Co, N. Y saws: "Our
little son. i've years old, has ALWAYS
been subject to cronp. and so bad
have re aitacks been that We feared
many .imea that he would die. We
have al = doctor and used many
medic, res, but ClamhrIlan's Cough
Rene 4 !. now our sole reliance.
II see, s,n dissolve tire tough ,D"c'i
and bv giving frequent d"ses wh'"
the crOupy s.mut"ims appear We have
found that the dreaded crunp Is
cure before il gets settled" There
Is no danger in giving this remedy
for it contains no opium ur other
injurious drug and may be given as
frequently to \ babe as to an adult.
For sale by v. H. Frederick, COving-
ton, and Il. b. Paine, Vaudeville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17

Messrs. A. Beancoudray, A.
Frederick. j. NJ. Brown, Gus La
horde, j. Austin. A. Ze,tvOgel and
James Marigny. cook, went on j
hunt in jenkins swamp last FRIDAY,
aud returned Tuesday. They killed
a large number Of squirrels and
caught an abundance of fish. Mr..
A. Beaucoudray killed a fine deer,
and Mr.. A. Frederick killed .
wild turkey. Mr.. B~eaucoudray
has our thanks for q liberal share
of the venison, which was highly
enjoyed BY we. us and company.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17
To Bridge Builders.

Sealed bids are invited for the
building Of the following named
bridges. on the Military Road,
the bids to he handed in to the
committee OH SATURDAY.. Dee. Is,
1900, BY 10 A. n. The committee
reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids:
Bridge No. l.
10 be 81 feet In length. A forty
foot span, with al apron at each
end, 20 feet each. roadway II feet,
with guard rail and Lan:sters.
Bridge No. 2.
~ he 5D feet In length. rUadwsv
II feet, with gua-d rail and banis-
lers.
Bridge No. ).
70 he 80 feet IN length, roadway
u feet, with guard rail and banis-
ters.
Bridge M. 4.
10 he 81 feet in ieaytl., roadway
IL feet, with guard tail and banis-
terra.
All ~ Tire absvc biidgee tn be
built II K.s,d heart material. and
secured .x.,net "fdinsry high water,
The wurk iO be dome IL a good work
uaml,ke manner. The stSimxeTs vi
the f"ur Midxes 10 he 4xl2. five
slrIng-is a. snch span. The fl.sr-
ing /" lie 7x6, the bidder having
the right Ia use ell aid f'sriny
~hich j. t,Aund I" lie sound by the
c,Smmit,cs.
WIN. l3ruhl.
II q. Parker,
.D"n VI. Smith.
Crawford WillisMs
Committee.
GEO. KOEPP, JR.,
| President
". Il. KENTZEL, Sscsssasy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17
VOLUME ss, NO. 1.

With this issue the FARM.. opens
. new volume. For the past tween.
ty-six years It has labored for the
advancement and welfare of the
parish. The past year has been
an exciting one, politically, with
the State and National elections,
and in these contests the FARMER, as
usual. earnestly championed the
cause Of Democracy, and this will
continne TO be its policy in the flu
ture.
Thankiog our patrons for past
tavors, and soliciting . continuance
Of the same, We open volume 26
to-day. May its pages record an
era of prosperity to all.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17

The entertainment ct the resi-.
deoce OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy H.
| smith, on Friday night, Nov. .,
was we'll attended, and all present
enjoyed themselves 10 the fullest
extent. Mr.. Jos, b. Lancaster, in
his usual happy style, announced
the program, As follows:
Piano duet, by Misses Rebecca
Weaver and Clara Smith.
Vocal Solo, by Mr.. George
Stockmap, accompanied by Miss
Rebecca Weaver.
Vocal Solo, by MISS Lucille
Guyol, accompanied By Miss Grace
Barelli.
Instrumental music, on the man.
dolin. harmonica and piano. by the
Misses Seller aud II. Weaver.
REGULATIONS, by Mcssrs. George
Stockman and Prof. VIM. Dixon
aud Miss Eva Jay.
Chorus, by Misses Grace Barelli,
Rebecca Weaver, Lucille and Ro-
berta Guyol aud Belle Kennedy,
Mrs. Charlie Frederick and
Messrs. e. X. Mullins, George
Stuckman aud Dunn.
Piano selection, by request. "Old
Black joe with variations, by
Miss Rebecca Weaver.
Dancing and choice refreshments
were INDUCED in till i late hour.
The ladies Of the Episcopal
Church desire to thank all those
who &. willingly took part in the
evenings entertainment, also Judge
]. NJ. Thompson tor the use OF his
graphophone, and those who do
mated refreshments, etc.
The net proceeds were s47 90.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17

II have used Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy aud find it 10 be = great
medicine" says Mr.. Il. :. Phipp.,
Of P.pteau, Ark. at cured me OF
blandy flux. l cam OF speak loo
hixnly cf IT," 'rhis remedy always
wins The good opinion, II mot the
nr.ise. of lln,se whu use il. The
Quick cures which it effects even IN
the most severe cases make It .
favOrite everywhere.
For sale by v H. Frederick, Covtng'
ton, sndlR. b. Paine. Mandevillc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17
BABINGr ON & co.

In the record of Company l,
which We recently published, the
name of j. s. Bossicr should have
appeared among the list of wound
ed, instead of St. Ange Bossier.
Twas q mistake Of the company
clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-11-17

1t is conceded that in the future
all parOchial officers will be select
ed either By primaries or conveh-
tions. and that the party will lnsis,
upon strictly white Democratic pri'
maries. Where will he our friends
who voted for Mckinley or Duco,e:
How will they relish the idea Of
being absolutely deprived Of par
ticipating in the choosing of their
local officers? And that's wha,
will happen when the time comes
to make the nominations.