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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

am sure Piso's Cure for Consum2tion
saved my life three years ago.-Mrs. Thos
Robbins, Maple Street, Norwich, N. Y,
Feb II. 1900.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

Te Csre . Cold In 0ne Nay
Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
dfuggists refund money Pitfalls tocure. sc.
Ruskin said: s'What is right il most 4.
fectively when most kindly advocated, and
what 10 true most eonvincingly when least
paaeionatG1y a0erted."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

The rudder Of ship il stern necessity
Chicago Daily News.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

All Foods are alike n PUTNAM EADRxxso
DYES. q they color al hbeTs Ut orc boiling.
Sold By all druggists.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

Dfopy treated free BY d.. II. b. Greea's
Bon1 Of Atlanta, Ga. The greatest dropsy
specialists in the world. Read their adver-
tisenent IN another column of this paper.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

friends OF Job were the most tantalix-
ing and exasperating friends . man
ever had. Look at their behavior.
When they heard Of his bereavements
and the accidents by whirlwind and
lightning stroke they came in and sat
down BY him . whole week. seven
days and seven nights, and the rec
ord il "none spake . word to him."
What . disreputable and wicked 81
lence! Mind you. they professed to be
religious men, and they ought to have
been able to offer some religious con-
ISOLATION. Instead Of that they were
dumb Is tue sphinx which 1t that time
stood in the African desert and stands
there still. Why did they not say
something about reunion in the Heav-
emily realms with his children who
had been slain? Why did they not
talk to him about the satisfactory ex-
plantations In the future world of
things we do not understand in this
world: Why did they not 70 to the
apothecary and buy . poultice that
would have soothed the carbuncles
or some quieting potion that would
calm his nerves. or . few drops of
febrAuge that would cool his heated
frame? No! For seven DAYS and
seven nights they did nothing and
said nothing for his relief. They must
have almost bored him to death.
After these three friends had COM
pleted their infamous silence OF I'll
week they begaa to lecture Job. First,
ElipAas the Temanite opens with. 4
long story about a dream which he
had in the night and initiates the suf-
ferer with words that make things
worse instead Of better and sets him
~ ~ attitude Of defense against the
sessorss. Ibso eawes Rildsd the /
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

Generally the frat cold of the season i
caught in November. With some people
this lasts all winter and lays the foundation
Of chronic catarrh. In the beginning few
doses of Peruna Is sufficient to make 4 per.
manent cure
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-12-15

Send for DR.. Hartman's latest book on
chronic catarrh. Address the Peruna Med
icine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
O'BRIEN-CHIsHoLM.
Their Marriage VIII Take Place mt
Anderson, =. q, Tomorrow.

Their Marriage WIN Take Place at
Anderson, =. q, Tomorrow.
A marriage In which savannahians are
considerably interested win take place 90
morrow AZ Anderson. 5. G.. the contract
ing parties being Mrs. Jessie chisholm
and Mr.. W. l. oBrien. both OF this city.
The marriage viii take place during the
forenoon az the residence Of Rev. J. j.
Chapman. formerly pastor OF the Duffy
sirees Baptist Church here. but now pas
tor Of the Baptist Church az Anderson.
Tho ceremony which will ne very quiet
viii be- conducted by DIT Chapman.
Aftcr the ceremony the bridal couplo
Will leave on an extensive wedding tour.
which will extend a. far West az Califor-
MIA. Mr. and Mrs O'Brlen will be absen,
about two months. after which they will
make their residence Go savannah Roth
parties are very well known IN Savannah.
Mrs Chisholm Is the widow OF the late
W W. Chisholm and g. highly esteemed
here. Mr. O'Bricn Is popular aud sue
ccssiui stock dealer and hns n host OF
friends who wish him much happiness.
He was member OF the Board OF Alder
men during tho second McDonough adj
ministration and took quite an active pars
ia municipal AFFAIR
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

when you take policy % ne .5s.F-
snce. you are making a contract for
long period % years. perhaps for life II
therefore hehooves you 10 look well be-
fore you leap. Insist on having a speci-
men policy-Most companies furnish them
for the express purpose. Read IL CAREFUL
~. especially the fine print and when pos
sibe make your own comparisons. Don't
imagine for an instant that you can't I'M
derstand the language OF a life insurance
policy When g Is so ambiguous as TO ap-
pear difiicult. then you had better heed
the warning at the top Of this article. We
will take pleasure IN sending sample
policy u YOU will send Us your age ana
address and We are confident that yol
will agree that IL is a fair. square and
easily understood contract The right
kind n a policy ia The Massachusetts Au-
tual. organized 1851 Its policy provides
for every contingency. has oash. paid-up
and loan values plainly written for every
year beginning with the second. Pays
handsome annual dividends. No waiting
twenty years 10 find It's results are as
good as estimates: and what is most
important. has the protection Of the laws
Of Massachusetts,. You should understand
all about these laws before you take any
kind OF a policy. HARRY & Apple. man
ayers for Georgia. III Bay street. east
Savannah. Ca
We want a few reliable agents: men OF
good address. and who can furnish salts
factory reference. -ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
TRAVELLING MEN.MET.
Discussed Their Affairs az the
screven House Yesterday.

Discussed Their Affairs at the
screven House Yesterday.
A meeting Of Post A. Of the Traveller
Proteo.lve Association was held In the
parlors OF the screven House yesterday
afternoon. President Max Krauss pre-
sided over the meeting
There were a number OF matters Of i'm
portance 60 travelling men that had been
scheduled for consideration al she meet.
iuE but on account Of the unavoidable
absence Of those members Of the post who
we're most familiar with them they were
postponed until the next meeting. which
President Krauss expects TO call early
~ the present week.
II was announced that IN the future
travelling men will be permitted 20 ride
on all local and through freight trains. on
all the railroads IN the state. This was
% privilege that the members OF the aH-
sociation enjoyed 10 the past. but which
lately has not been universal. some OF
the roads declining to permit II. That
the Old state OF things has been restored
is matter OF convenience TO the mem
bers Of tho association. as freight trains
permit them TO make trips between points
not far distant. at hours when no pas
sengcr trains are running. and shus
save them valuable time which would
oil herwiss be lost
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
LOWEST BID SIXTY THOUSAND.
comMITTEE's LIMIT FoR CHATHAM
ACADEMY $4,000.

More Delay IN Rebuilding the Acad-
emy-JoiRt Committee From school
BOARD and Academy Trustees 60
Consider the Matter AEntn-pIans
MAY Ne changed and New bids
called for-Bids Made so Var mueh
Higher That Architect's Estimnte.
The delay IN the rebuilding % Chatham
Academy seems interminabie. II is just
ten months ago. lacking two dave. that
tho building was destroyed by IRE and
a. yet not a brick has been moved IN
the process Of rebuilding
The building committee o. the trustees
received bids about q week aEo for inc
rebuilding of the burned portion Of the
Academy according 10 the plans furnished
by SIR Henry Urban IN accordance with
the specifications agreed upon by the
iolnt committee OF the trustees and the
Board Of Education. The bids proved 20
be so much higher than the estimated
cost. or rather than the amount which
the trustees and the board can afford %
put into a new building. that no steps
have a. yet been taken towards passing
upon the bids The lowest bid Is undet-
stood 20 have been 10000. whereas the
limit Of expense TO which the two boards
are willing 20 20 IS about 5000.
capt. u. G. Cunningham. president OF
the board OF trustees. and chairman 81
the building committee OF that board. said
Yesterday that meeting Of the commit
- will be held early this week 10 CON
slider the bids. Capt. Cunningham stated
tina, the bids appeared 10 be higher than
the means Of the board would admit
whether the plans would be changed or
whether new bids would be called for. he
vas not prepared 20 say.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
suPEnINrENDENr KEPT BusY.
The BonabeIla school Completed and
WIN Onen To-morrow

The Bonabena school Completed and
WIN 0pen Tomorrow.
Superintendent Ashmore reports the
school work moving along nicely at the
close OF the second week OF the new
school year. Tho superintendent has had
his hands fun explaining 20 parents why
u was necessary 20 transfer certain chill
dren from the schools which they were at
tending In order 10 place them in their
own school districts. Parents who have
managed 10 get their children into grades
in which they do not properly belong. as
we'll as those who have moved from one
district 10 another or have recently re-
turned 70 the city after absences Of con
siderable length. hive also taken up con
siderable OF the superintendent time.
The new school house AZ BonaheIla has
been completed and school will OMEN there
tomorrow. This Is new school estab-
lshed by che Board OF Education some
time since. the residents OF Bonabella not
having enjoyed such privileges heretofore.
The building Is said 20 be model OF is
kind for country school. II is a neat
frame building the school rooms being
q by IS feet with q nine-foot piazza. The
building u neatly painted and has a TN
roof Miss Lula VIM VIII be in charge
and y Is expected that the attendance
will De from twenty -nve to thirty. The
new building for the South Newington
school Is expected to be completed this
week
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
BIDS FOR BUILDING DYKES.
CAPT. TwIGGs LOWEST BIDDER ON
UP-RIvER IMPROVEMENT.

His Figures s35. 900 Les. Than Those
of the Highest bidder for the
Augusta Training walls and $40
600 Below the Next Lowest bidder.
The Bids Opened NJ the Army
Engineers ONCE and VIII he
Acted On when Capt. Gillette RE-
turns.
The BIDS submitted FOR the building 81
training dykes. for the improvement OF
the Savannah river near Augusta were
opened a. noon yesterday In the once OF
Capt G. r. Gillette. the engineer officcr
ia charge Of river and hartor work IN
this district
Six bids were submitted. the highest Of
which was more than a hundred per cent
higher Than the lowest The materials
and the kind and character Of the work
required In the erection OF the IRA n NJ
dykes are oil specifically described in the
advertisement for bids and the specihca-
lions on file IN the Office OF the engineer.
so that II Is a little dinnculi 20 account
for the wide discrepancy IN the estimates
OF cost made BY the various bidders which
estimates we're used by them in preparing
their bids
The bids submitted and opened by Chief
Clerk steTiy. tn the absence OF Capt. Gil
lette. are as follows: Frank A. Won Ecer-
stein q Co. Savannah. 50 no. George W
Egan and Henry y. Pregnall. Charleston
So 80. Albert J. Twiggs. Augusta. $3.50.
Richard Parrot. ewburEh. y. Y. Sas 30.
William W. Hegeman. savannah, 80. 9s2.
Stewart Contracting Company Columbia
s. c.. 81 90
II will b. seen that the lowest bid IS
that OF Capt A. j. TwigRs OF Augusta,
VINO Offers TO do the work fer - $50.
While no decision has been reached as 10
the award Of the contract. and none viii
he reached untn the return to the city o.
Cap Gillette. and while IL Is not always
the case that the lowest bidder gets the
contract. Il Is so awarded when cond-
lions are otherwise equal and the con
tractor is deemed equipped and qualihSd
for the completion OF his undertaking
The indications. therefore. are that Cap
Twixgs via be the successful bidder as
his bid Is more than $4,000 less than that
Of the next lowest.
The material TO be furnished includ,H
100000 linear feet OF pliug which is TO te
driven for three-hfths Of the length Of
each pile into the bed OF the river. and
for brush and stone to construct the rest
Of the dyke The contract to be awarded
Is for construction. as well rs materials.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
MILLINERY nARG AIMS.

special Prices for This week-PriceS
which Interest millinery buyers.
Money saved by buying Millinery
at krouskom'@-styIe-
ftN. Guaranteed.
Children's Ready-to- Wear Hats. all col
ors and styles KrouskoSs price ssc; 9TH
crs ask $50
Ladies' Ready-to- Wear Hats. ssc; others
ask t.bO
Stitched Felt Ready-to-wear Hats 81 sS:
others ask 500.
Fur Feli Walking Hats. handsomely
trimmed. 81 q. others ask {225.
Ladies Trimmed short-Back Hats. N.es
others ask $50
Chndren's Trimmed Mexican Hats. esc;
others ask 81 %
Walking Hats. trimmed with polka dot
bands. ssc. others ask Sl.o0.
Felt Cloth Walking Hats. silk dot trim
ming Csc. others ask si.25.
Imported Felt Walking Hats. S7.f3. same
shape and trimming as Knox hats. others
ask si0o: Krouskoff' price s2.i3
Felt Hats. al coiors isc. Others ask 75d
Felt Shapes ali colors. isc. others ask
Csc
Stitched Felt Hats the very best quail
ity Si2J. others ask G00: krouskon has
them IN all coiors.
French Felt Flats all eolors. ssc; others
ask Nis
Felt Short Back Sailors 4sc: others ask
T5c.
sink velvots. black and colors. 75c:
others ask ti25.
Dotted Tancta SILK Ribbons. %. others
nsk sc
BLACK Full ostrich Tips and y Plumes.
60. others ask zoe.
Fancy Feather Novelties. Sc. &c. sec.
others ask sc 20 Si9
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
WAS FINED ron CONTEMPT.
Judge seabrook Punished J. G..
brown Tor Di-obeyinE Orders.


John O. Brown. Of Buliooh county. the
plaintiff Ia injunction proceedings insti-
tuted hy him against the Eliis-Young
company In the Superior Court was nned
500 and costs by Judge seahrook yes
tcrday morning, for contempt of court
the sentence was suspended. 80 far a.
the ano is concerned. however during
Browns continued good behavior and
failure to obstnct judicial process.
Last week Judge seahrook heard evi-
deuce and arguments upon Browns pc
utlon Tor an injunction. restraining the
i,'ns-Young Company from further pro
coedig 20 sell certain land belonging TO
him iu Buuoch county upon which the
company held a mortgage. which had been
forcoloscd Judge Soahr0ok decided that
the plea Tor 40 injunction was without De-
ral merit lud refused Do Dis solving az the
same time che temporary restraining or
dcr that had been previously granted.
Tho order that Judge ssabrook then
granted required tho plaintiff in the IN
junction suit 20 Keep Oh the land On con
trovcrsy and Co refrain from any further
interference with the foreclosure ~ the
mortgage NotwithsiAnding this order.
brown took possession Of tho property.
armed with q gun, and threatened 90 shoot
anybody who interfered with him. lie
threatened one ~ the representatives. Of
the Ellis Young Company directly
These facts came out IN evidence yes
terday. when Judge seabrook had direct
el Brown 10 appear and shoY cause why
he should not DO attached for contempt
The court decided that rho plaintiff In
the injunction suit was IN contempt ~
court and inflicted the fine q toN ana
costs 10 w1s further directed however
that the sentence should be suspended
as long as Brown RETAINED from repot-
tons OF bis Objectionable performance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
Take the Honest kind.

When you ask for Johnson's Tonic. In
slst upon having II. Why should a dealer
try to make you take something else7
Because he wants more money than the
honest kind pays. He viii sell you the
kind he makes the most money on. Your
health or your child's health Is your bus
mess. not his.
The very fact that he tries TO sell you
something else is proof that he wants
more money out of YOU.
No premiums are ever given TO deal
crs 20 push Johnson's Tonic. No dealer
can get a brass watch or big clock or
crate OF crockery. or any other kind OF a
bride 20 push Johnson's Tonic. He must
buy q and sell a on a fair margin OF
profit or he must 10; II alone and take
the imitation kind or the worthless kind
and sell them.
Johnson's Tonic Is a good medicine and
au honest medicine, and the product OF
an honest business concern. We appeal
only to the best class OF trade. to supply
our goods We OFFER no brides or prizes
or clap-trap Of any kind to secure the
influence OF the dealer.
Now, when you call and ask for a bottle
OF Johnsons Tonic and listen to the deal
cr's tale Of something Just as good.
Just turn ard walk out and 20 where men
are not bribed to sell the worthless kind
Good men al over this country are sell
ing Johnsons Tonic. and human life Is
worth more TO that kind than per cent.
more profit.
Get the genuine and original Johnson s
Chill and Fever Tonic other Chill and
Fever TONES were christened after John
sons became famous.
They are catch penny cures. They are
the products OF concerns that could not
bear the light OF day. These Chill and Fee
yer TONES are incorporating. They are
trying 20 look honest but they are not
Buy the honest kind. Buy Johnson's
Chill and Fever Tonic
II will cost you 20 cents II IL cures.
Not a single cent II Il does not.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
= SERIES or TILTs.
The One NJ the Waycross Fair Prsc-
tIcnIIy Agreed Upon.

NaFMAiN AEFFfN
capt. a. Gordon Casssls has received
a satisfactory reply from Secretary W
" sbarpe % the waycros> Fair Asso
citation with reference to arranging for
tiltrg contest during tho fair. secre-
,ary sharpe states that the committee has
decided 20 Offer q premium % 500 for the
best team so for the second best. and
SO individuli prize provided there are
sufficient entries 10 warrant Co.
Capt. Casseis viii NJ puco take the mat
.rr up with the several cavalry troops
which take an interest in uitng and eN-
pects to be- able 20 make a favorable re-
port this week N This be satisfa ctoriiy
arranged the TIT will take place on the
morning Of Friday. Nov 2
Manager A r Moore 81 the state Fair
no Vs.dosta. has written Capt Cassels
for more detailed Information az 10 tho
cost OF securing tho cavalry teams val
dosta being further removed from the
geographical center Of the regiment then
Waycross tho cost % TRANSFORMATION for
men AMI horses will be considerable
item Cars Cassels thinks however. that
he Will he able 70 arrange matters salts
iactorily. and that Valiosta viii decide ln
favor Of having the tilt
capt Cassels thinks fitting contest
would prove an attractive addition o. the
Elks Street Fair and Carnival 10 BE- hela
here next month. and will take this matter
up with the fair committee. the First
cavalry IS now able TO furnish eight good
uliing teams and probably others could be
gotten up should the occasion warrant n
The teams have been doing considerable
practice during the summer. having mai
several contests. ana are IN excellent
shape. the Liberty county men especially
being ready 70 equal u not eclipse their
feats OF former years. Although savan-
nahians are familiar with these exercises
contest OF this kind never fails 70 draw
a large crowd and besides would have the
additional recommendation Of attracting
many people from the country.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
THE FAMOUS GENTRY SHOW.
Kindness. Gentene.s and Love.

Kindness, GentIeness and Love.
The above words are said to be the so.
luton TO Prof. Gentry's phenomenal sue
cess in the management OF animals In
a recent interview he is quoted as having
said: Kindness is the only method !
pursue in training my animals FOR exit
bltion" And he added: The gentleness
with which I handle them and the love
% the work has think. allowed me to
40 further In their education than any 9th.
or gentleman In a similar line" The en-
tire company OF dogs and ponies. over one
hundred IN number. are 20 exhibit IN this
city under their tent corner Bolton and
East Broad street three days. commene-
ing Thursday oct r.
The engagement OF these talented ami
mails can be looked forward to with great
delight BY the best class OF people b
whom Prof GentryE famous and inter
esting exhibition appeals
General admission. Children Is cents
General admission: Adults. . cents.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
Fam WEATHER TODAY.

Yesterday Registered the Lowest
Mean Temperature of the Month.
The lowest mean temperature Tor the
month so FAR was registered yesterday.
when a maximum OF q degrees. and a
minimum Of O.. gave mean OF G.. which
s. degrees below the normal for the
day. The maximum Is the lowest that has
set been registered, but the minimum eN-
ceeds by degrees that registered FRI
day morning. During the preceding TWEEN
ty-four hours ending az o'clock last
night there had been only a trace of rain
The storm that FOR the two previous
DAYS had been reported in Florida and a.
moving IN this direction seems 20 have
disappeared entirely as no reports were
cent Of a. yesterday
The forecast for to-day and tomorrow
& fair weather with brisk north 20 west
winds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
At WORK ON 1901 DIRECTORY.
Publisher Goette Already Has va,
Cnnvassers In the Field.

Publisher Goette Already Has His
Canvassers Ia the Field.
at No i03 St Julian street east. and has
starred an active canvass for his new 1901
city Directory. His force OF data coliec-
tors IL now al work
Mr.. Goctte asks the housewife and bust
ness man TO cooperate with him In max
ing the initial directory OF the twentieth
century an accurate one. This only can
be- done by giving the canvassers the de-
sired information themselves. and not
leaving the questions 20 be answered by
servants and Incapable employees lie re-
iteratcs the quotation 10 he found on the
title page OF nearly every city directory. Il
know not now the truth may be. I tell the
tale as twas told TO me"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
WILL show a SHORTAGE.
Investigation of mrs Account. Not
Yet Completed.

Cant. G. D. Pri,chard % the city treas.
urers office has not set completed his
examination Of tho accounts Of G.. &.
I'M. the missing keeper Of Laurel Grove
Cemetery Capt. Pritchard said thar he
expected TO make hls'-nort 90 the Mayor
early this week. II Is understood that the
investigation has so far shown ooIec ions
hy Hiil from loo owners and OF burial fees
amounting 90 shortage % a. least 400
In addition 20 this IL Is known that HI
left several % his friends. who had en-
dorsed his notes, IN the iurch and that
he was Indebted 10 various people for per-
sonal loans and open accounts His in
dehtedness 20 his friends - supposed 20
be the real cause Of Hill's disappearance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

Tho Masonic Temple Hall - again to he
devoted regularly to tho terpsichorean art.
Arrangements have been made by Mr.
John s Banks for the use OF the han on
Tuesday ana Friday nights FOR the Savan-
nah Dancing Academy, when Resented g
fun orchestra will Do in attendance. Dane
Ing programmes viii be- provided for each
evening Mr. r. +. Banks viii be mana
ger OF the solrees. the first Of which Wal
be given Oct g.