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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-26
Books ano publications..
History, Ghosts and
Fiction.

something About a Few Books
That Everyone Is Reading.
If there is anyone who knows
about the inner workings Of q Pres
denial campaign, il is the man
who has gone through one as a
candidate.
There are not great many of
these men living. but most of them
have had something pleasant TO
cav of Colonel Mcclure s book
.Our Presidents and How We
Make Them"
President Mckinley writes: The
book is an interesting one and am
olad 10 have it for reference. "
Ex-President Cleveland says: |
naturally turn first to the portion
relating to matters within nv
knowledge and these are so much
more correctly treated than is usual
in such cases, that | am quite will
inc TO accept as truths of history
vour recital OF facts in cases of
President making with which | am
less familiar. "
The Hon. William Jennings Bryan
says: Ii will be valuable addi-
ton TO my library
Its 4 far cry from politics and
history TO psyChical phenomena
(thOugh the two are not always
diSaSsOCiated). but just a word con-
corning book Of which something
has already been said in this place,
The Unknown
by Camille Flannarion. In the
current prospectus of the Society
for PsychiCal Research the state
nlent is made that the Society was
organized for the purpose of making
a systematic attempt to lnveSti-
gate various sorts Of debatable phe-
nOmena which are prima faCie in
applicable on any generally recog-
nlZed hypothesis.
That one sentence defines as
clearly as possible the purpose of
The Unknown" and in carrying
out this purpose NJ. Flammarion
has, according to one Of his critics,
made lone of the most absorbing
ly interesting publications Of the
year.
Returning to fiction the remark
able and continued success OF
"Red Portage"
again calls for comment.
Remember that this story has
now been six months on the mar
kct and then when you consider
the fact that it is still being bought
by dealers III 1000 lot orders. you
realize that there is something in
this book which has made for it a
more than temporary popularity.
The London Bookn1an, a paper not
given to eXtravaganCcS, deVotcS
six pages of its May number to
Red Pottage" and its author, and
this although for months all literary
England has talked of nothing else.
Another successful novel is Ham
iltOn Drummond'S
"A Man of His Age"
the success Of which again Demon
suateS that an authors work is
more valuable than his name. Mr..
DrummOnd had little or no reputa-
ton in this country when his book
appeared, but that has not in any
way interfered with his popularity.
No romantic novel of the season
has been more favorably reviewed
and We fancy that when he writes
another book il can be successfully
advertised by the mere statement
that it is by the Author of. A
Man of His Age. "
AT any rate that will be an eX-
cellent guarantee Of its quality.
our presidents, The Unknown,
$500. SlOO
Red Pottape A Ma NJ ts;S Aaa
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
80 TR4DE TY CHTcAGo.
R,portea by De Haven q
-. I

Chicago. Dec. Il (speciaD.-whsat gained nc
20 sc and held it The pit talent was oullsh on
The theory that the market was sick enough 20 get
vel There was some further selling by St Louis.
Primary receipts were again 30 per cent larger
-har last years Ss4O00 bushels. against IS o0o
bushels But there was. however. more to-day ot
rhe huu than OF the bear sort Minneapolis pre-
sicted its mills w0ul5 AL be running next week,
said the country offerings were already falipg on
and that receipts az Duluth and Minneapolis would
be smaller within ten days Liverpool and Paris
were " slightly. The worlds visible supply for
the week December reached 21s40o0 bushels. com
pare5 with Increase last year OF $4,000 bushels
The worlds visible for November Increased only
100000 bushels compared with increase last
November OF 100000 and ar increase in Novem-
he- Iss q 100000 bushels. Shipping sales Of
wheat here were sc 900 bushels The sea board re-
ported & loads for export Exporters said Liver
pool BIDS were I'D about 1isc bushel over Non
dsy. The contract stock s2729o0 bushels. showed q
decrease for the week OF 2s 000 bushels Cearances
were 2E GO bushels The Michigan State report
made rhe wheat condition g. The published pri-
Vate stocks aggregated ls,S6a.ooo bushels
Corr kept within a range OF &c and closed at sc
over Aonaay. December. s61scs January. Ss9S55. G..
ano the Gay. s5ikc. Country offerings were not 50
ierEe ss the day previous. or the 2s7 cars in
speciec here, not one graded contract The eSti-
L-Ale o. to-norrCw's receipts was only l5 cars
me shipping demand was slow; sales here only So
V' l-Aaels Corn Is going around freely on De
~~-~e-F me talenl eAEec-s easier h'lA~I9
-o- december. The contract stock. $4,000 bushels
decreased 1900 bushels Liverpool was lsd 70 SD
h-gner and clearanoes were $1,000 bushels The
seLDoarc reported 4S loa6s. The total public and
private STOCK is 2s65a 60 bushels.
oats prices hac barely ise range, to-nights close
vas unchanged rc &c lower than Monday; Janu-
Hfy 2ac an6 the Nay. z2Ac. There were go ears
VIZ ony s. for Wednesday. The market is about
~ sflrr-rg basis The contract stock Z,sos co
S-ele-s- decreased CZ.01o bushels. Speculation Is
re LAcchys are sticking q their olg me.
fss-en tLey have changed over 10 Nay. Total pub
~s alc private stocks, 100000 bushels.
.sAseUc was steady; unchanged 70 lc higher
,-eh monday The cash the Decen Der enc the
10y q 81 There were II cars or seed al the three
F-.-e against lt last year. OIL IS weak &c
EfoEelc-s were easy; pork ana lard on Sc, the
Lll4s ac S-c Ice lover. The market q steady
I-s ~ view a. the very large hos receiPts-4lo 900
-sle WIZ 500 estimated Tor Wednesday and H.
~ noEs az western points, against s. 900 last year
sleie Nas loI much speculative trade either way.
---lnlel-s o. proclcI were larges stocks show
IS very slight increase The pit mood is rather
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
financial glertions.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
No ! Broadway
New York. December Tth. 1900.
THE annual election for Directors OF the
=, American Coal Company Of Anegauy County. Mary
lana viii pc held AZ the Companys once in City OF
York, on THURSDAY the 9th day OF December. 1900
aeLWeen the hours OF u and / o'ciock D m
Inc transfer books will be closed December nth
eemoer eSJh. 1900
GEO NJ BowLBY, Secretary.
THE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK,
1sl Broadway, New York. December sth. 19OO.-The
annual election o- Directors OF this Bank viii be held az
the Banking House Tuesday January sth 1901 between
JAMES V. LOTT. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

4 DVERTIsEAIENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received A. their Uptown ONCE. Broadway.
% door north or 8ist-at until o'ellck ..
ments following branch Offices regular
Office 1Etn o'clock viz; % sth-avs-.
cor 23d-st th-ave. l2th-at Macy's. dth-aVs
and lfth-st Columbus-aVs-. West dGth-sts
West 42d-st Gth-avs. % East tfth-st; 25T West
t-dst between eth sub i58 East fIth-st. Us
se-ave. -lth and nth Lo2B sd-avs.
6lst-st, i70s lst-aye S9th-st; T58 Treman-ave
$50 TS-aVe Ist-st: S5s 3d-avs; 2iO Bsscksrst:
30 Bl-schsr-at
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
NEW YORK SUPREME COT7PT- CoT-,-:rz

New YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
- OF NEW YORK--The Mutual Life Insurar,s -
others. Defendants. ~0 - 1~lieT tad
IN pursuance OF a Judgment Foreci0s1r. and sal,
euS MADE and entered IN the ab0ve-entitisd ac+so
IS lae the OH day OF December. 1900 rbs r,S--
ssA me Referee IN said judgment named viii ssT a
Fuoc Auction, the New York Real srsrs ssias~o,-
20 III Broadway the Borough of Manhattan Cy ~
ew YORK on the sth day Of January. 1901 a. 10 sclo
noon on that day, oy Peter r. Meyer
ne premises directed BY said judgment 10 b. soS 80
therein described follows: - -' @"o
AL that certain lo piece. parcel OF land sfruae. u
ne CITY or New York and bounded and descrbad a.
oWs Besinning az the Norrheaserly corner of one bup
area and for-y-fourth Street Convenf Avenue --
ning thence Eastsry along Northerly line ~ or nm
ea and torty-roIrrn Street feet. thsacs
NoFtnery and parallel with Convent twenty
snsnSe westerly parallel with One hundred forty
Lourth street and partly through
ored reet % the Easreriy line OF Convent
thence SourherT along the Easferly
rue twenty feet 70 the point place
70 any existing covenants and bufnxz
and against nuisances affecting said premises
Dated. New YORK. December 10th. 1900
JOHN DELAHUNTT. Reearee
CHARLES e MILLER. Attorney for Plaintiff 81 Mas
Street. New City.
The following diagram property to be sold "a
described above, the number Being Convent Ave
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

HAMBUSG=AME8lGAN LINZ.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
1ONDON0. CEERBOCRG CPARIS) AND HAMBCRGI
DEUTSCHLAND. December u. 10 a. m
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
CHER BOURG AND HAMBURG. ALSO n y
TO HAMBURG DIRECT
Valdersee Dec. Is II 80 An Pretoria s
Pennsylvania. Dec % 11AM N Cap Fro Jan. II 10
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
Crust Companies.


Transaets a General Trust Business.
Named as Depository Of the Moneys Of
the City OF New York.
Designated as Depository Of the Coffee.
Cotton. and Produce Exchanges Of New York.
Appointed by the Rank Superintendent a
Depository Of Lawful Money Reserve for the
Banks and Individual Bankers Of the State of
New York.
Designated Depository BY the State of New
York for State FcadS-
OFFICERS:
WILLIS s. PAINE, President
WARNER VAN NORDEN. fst VIee-Presi1ent.
OSCAR F. RICHARDSON. 26 Vice-PPesiaent.
EDAUND c. LOCKWOOD. Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
George W. 0uiataTd. Willis s. Paine
william A. Brewer, jr.. Charles NJ Swain
Jonathan 3. Cnrrey. smith VI Weed.
james ialcOtt, Henry +. Shoemaker,
Charles e. SpraEue. Edward y. Loew
Clarence whitman, Henry q. brewster.
Thomas p. Fowler. Ernst ThaImana.
W. ROckhth Potts. Felix Campbell.
Gen. james JOuTdan, Isaac z. Gates,
Richard l. Edwards. Colgate Hoyt,
Daniel A. HesId. Samuel r Hsserot
Warner Van NOrden, AMI L. Barber.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
l5Orh Street

Ths approximate amount of ths Ifa- - -. -. -. .
ss sIa sooEe described property Is 20 Be- soI5 (.
$4,000 WIN interest thereon
u SosIs ana allowance paintfs sfro-rsv
- eo4oal-luO with interest from
s a-s9 s2z VIII " costs guardian al u-1.
. $50 uo-luO together
s ine approxnae OF taxes ass@ssra-, -
- Hss Nalch are 20 be allowed the pirchssar az.
and interest E- y l47 Ietsfee - $50 Is
Dated New York December 1900
DAVID
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

The Approximate lien or charxe a, .ast.rv
whiSa re sooys-ceserioed property = sold i
SiGi S-l with interest," thereon rom Sth dav 81
june. 100. less payments account aInountinE ~
s. 900 toEeteF with eoata ant allowances amounting
Slde 4Slio together with The expenses ~ the sale rr,
epproxims,e amount % ne ana vts
rates other liens % b aowed purchaser out o.
81. Te6 3f-iO0 and interest
D&tea New Vork I2th day ef naosnlbsE 100.
GklAA Il KNOX Eassrsa~
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
foreclosure Sales
Y YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


NV YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW EOaK-Cord Never ana C-h-,sfa, N
res.. a. executors of the Of Cord Navs- a.
5s-I plalngifrs against Henry R1shran1 a7F ofbs-.
N pursuance OF fudxr1enr e,-.-,.,,-.
stIe duy made and entered Ia Ire above .,ritia5
DeaIlag date the 3rd of Decer,be- TqO0 -.
:. -,Fe me referee in tudcrent named eli al
aucon at the New York Real Esrste Safss-o9r,
- 3Fodc~ay IN the of Manhattan A.
ne tWenry-seventh or Dsoarnfe-
S41cA noon on thar day.
tne premises directed BY said fdsunsnt - h.
SUI so uaeIein described follows: ~
l1I eertaln lot OF land. bufTdfn0.
~ %sT LNenry-thtrd Ward the CITY ans County
l1rh Wnlch was desgnatea as lot nur1bar 1o9 -
a. No--i .e'1. Fort Morris and M1rrisana Town
@lortIsania County OF Westchestar Y
l. y khout. Engineer
- = 1857. numbered 81 IN the
.s OterA no" ofce OF the Regiserl o. Wsstchester
fhs v1i,+ and described follows: Beginning AZ
pOlnl oL intersection OF Hns soE,f-s
tts+L re Norrherly line Hundred ant Fif
-.--- ana running thence
T.Illed me one hundred and four 0O4 faef
lsdsteriy and parallel with Robbins Avsnua
o. Lesl' thence Nlrthwestsriv and parallel vVfrb
100 sluIed and Ftfeth Street one hundred ana s,r-
~ lne Easterly line 0f ana
Ss6l along he mentioned lfne nf-v
'"11 teet e me point OF beginning ~ ny
D@'Sl Ne" Hork. December 4. 1900
E0u.p1 - DAVID p DAILY Rsf.-...
stE-D HOFtWILL. Attorney for PIafntr,. -,
- Aoaatasue street, Brooklyn New York -
- looWlng Is diagram the properly atoy. A.
and " = known BY numbers $50 .,S Sss
NAP NUMBER 549 Robbins Avenue. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
I4sfh Street

14afh Street
me approximate amount lien 10 sar-
sIy which the above described property be sold
&slzos slo with interest thereon Sd day o.
December, 1900 togsrher with ar allowances
amounting S43 2S. with interest December IN
1900. together with the expenses % sale The
proNaJe amount of taxas assessments. other liens
which oe allowed the purchaser nur-
Dated. New YORK December 10Th. 1900.
JOIN DELAHCNTY. Rafer-s
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


William Cairns Stuart al Trustees. s.e %
Ellen E. Ward. etc. Plaintiffs. agains1 Thomas Frazer
and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosurs ana ale
duly made and entered the sbOvsenttled action
bearing date 14th day Of June 1900. T. under
sgned the Referee IN said judgment named vii sell
AZ public auction. at the New York Real Estate Sales
room No III Broadway. In the Borough of Manhattaa.
city Of New YORK Friday the fh day o. January. is
a. Il o'clock that day. BY Peter r Never Ac
and therein described follows
lying and being the cry OF NsVv-YOrk and being
Section Number Z Block Number 1ST8 q
the Land Map o. CITY @ New Tork
described follows: begnnng a
the NortheriY nne % One hundred and second
Street distant hundred ana thrsy-two d32l fser
inches eastery the Northeastery Of
and Vest One hundred second Street
out al opposite the middle lire OF a party wall;
nnE thence NorthWa ary bit parallel with Boulsvard
and through said party wall tar the same
hunired (ltN feet thence EasfWarily bur
parallel with West one hundred aud second street..
thiry-to (3a feet six 60 inches. tasnce Southwartly
bat again parallel the Boulevard hundred Geol
feet 10 the Northerly Hne OF West one huntTed AMI
West one hundred and second Street. tniftytvD
( 20 inches % the pont Or place % negnnug
Dated New YORK.. pecember l2th, 100 -
LORD DAY & LORD Attorneys f1r Plaintiffs once
postofacs address 10 BroadNay Manhattan. NeS
Xork C1-y.
me roloWinS Is taEam q the property 20 be soid
rs street. 3 2nf Wast 1O2d
I01d street.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
publir HOnrcs
AOallE 10 TAArAAERs.
LE4.A4.l A---AI Jf 4.-,-s-,-4-.
l--lLal q CA AEE CoL-l-Ll4lJA OF TAXES
20. ~ GAAAlh-t.s ~ ltL-EE

lETEMAEtI ELILLlAGl
ALW YORK. DECELBER 3 1900 ]
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 all persons
a., 1nc have ou.-,sc b. pay ther taxes Tor tae ysaE
- p pas the Ren-iFer q Taxes al ia
.t A ile borulgh Whlll property located.
i--taa. ~
~ oest q -he 8ronL corner Thira and fremont ave
a'.ela q ho-.., Rooms ?. =. ana a Municipal
s-.-4sa ~ ---ell. .ner Jackson avenue and Flfta
I1sa Re-lilna Itlcanaua Bai.aing New
-.s.lr- starrr lslal1
..--e -Nf rrr ii Jau-a-1 ufollde4 sec
~ -ac GrealeT Aew Eog.l Charter fC2aptsr as.
Afc1 cay s-al TAX reua ming aaDaid after ths frsr
- 'ter-ler. 1900 rr wiI be sc
lEl
- ---h eAl1 flF reilIa4ltuE unpaid fhe arEt d6
CHARGED. i-G-
r.-- -fa. fsf f..lglI lfrErlr rlc ~ seven
tie Erar
80 4" .lalr iatt Wl.ru lEE the assessment
~ . emo Naaas 1f ls0J were deiit erred
$50 A-e4ter - IaEeE fo rle 1ate ~ rag ulflt.
f-'s--'t a. section olG SAID
DAVID E. AUSTEN. Receiver of TsEea.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

For Porto [R1GO9
Steamships CT the RED ID LINE will sail for "a,
Juan Ponce follows:
s s PHILADELPHIA Saturday. Dec IS nool
: -Sa Dec aoo-
freight passage apply to
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. 1S5 Front ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship saings from Vancouver
JAPAN ca MA, PMlllPPlN NElSl ANIS
EMPRESS OF INDIA Dec. 81, Mch 25
EMPRESS OF Ian IS April IS
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
MIOwERA. Jan IL AORANGL Feb
rates appIy 35S Broadway So Wall
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
Olu DOE71NlOM llNE.

DAILY SERVICE
Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth, Pinnsr's
Point and Newport News Va connecting for Petersbpre
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington D. C. entire
and West
Pier 2s North River. Beach ST.. EVERY WEEK
H 3. WALKER. TraFe Manager
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
Diuioeun Nctlres.
Office OF the
MARYLAND COAL COMP

Office of the
MARYLAND COAL COMPANY.
No. Broadway New York. Dec. 5th. 1900.
A A REGULAR MEETING of the Board OF
Directors held this day a semi-annuaI dividend OF
Two PER CENT and an extra dividend OF ONE PER
s1st 1900 preferred stockholders Dec
18th 1900.
Transfer books close December 18th 1900 and reopen
January I'd 1901.
Checks will be mailed.
H 2. NEDHAM. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
autpmu Rescrts.

Autpmu Rescrts.
WASHINGTON. .. c.
TmE SHORGMAm,
WASHINGTON. d c.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF-
Located the fashinnable part OF the ctv ana
within i've minutes walk OF the EXECUTIVE MANSION
TREASURY. STATE WAR and NAVY DEPART0IEVTS
JOIN DEVINE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
The Best Remedy fer StO0acn
aud Bowel Troubles

81 have been in the drug business
for twenty years and have rold most
all Of the proprietary medicines OF
any note. Among the entire list !
h9ve meyer found anything 20
equal Chamberlain.s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Tor all stom-
ach and bowel troubles" says y.
w. Wakefield, Of Columbus. Ira.
'sThis remedy cured TWO severe
casee Of cholera morbus in nv fam
lily, and l have recommended and
sold hundreds OF bottles Of it 70 ny
customers to their entire satisfac-
tlon. It affords = quick and sure
core N : pleasant form.
For sale BY Y. H. frederick, COyinE-
ted, 11d 3. D. Paine, Vaudeville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
Personal Mention.

M,ss Alys Lafaye, Of New Or
leans, is the guest Of Miss Annie
Smith.
Mrs. I. Leopold, of Amite City,
is on VISIT 10 her daughter, Mrs.
J. Stern.
Miss Dedie Miles left last Sun.
day, to visit her mother, Mrs. l..
Nj. Miles, in New Orleans.
Mr.. Geo. Smith and family, 81
New Orleans, are located at the
residence of Mr.. T.. Z. Smith, for
. couple Of months.
NEs. 4. H: Ahoalss. after .
pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs.
w. d. Cook, left last Sunday for
her home IN McComb City.
Messrs. Louis Davenport and
l.. A. Cosby, of Ponchatoula,
drove over to Covington last Mon
day, and returned Tuesday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

Since the recent decision iof The
Supreme Court sets at rest the
mooted question relative to The
poll tax, it would be well for all
voters TO bear in mind that said tar
must be paid this year and next, on
Or before the slst day Of Decembe.
Of each year, in order to vote in
any election held IN 1909.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

When the quantity OF food taken
IL too large or the quality too rich
heartburn il likely TO follow, and
especially go il the digestion has
been weakened BY constipation.
Eat slowly and not too freely Of
casily digested food. Masticate
the food thoroughly. let SIX hours
elapse between ideals ahd wien you
feel = fnllness and weight in the re
eion Ut the stomach after eating,
indicating that you have eaten toC
much, take one OF Cham berlain' Z
Liver and stomach tablets and tie
heartburn may le avoided.
For sale ~ v. II. Frederick. Coving-
ton, and r. B. Paine, Mandcvilc-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

A person with an ounce of en-
ergy can live sumptuously in this
Southern pine country. A dinner
can be taken out of The garden or
truck patch any day Of any month
in the year. Some of our farmers
plant the second crop between the
rows before the first one Is gather
ed. lie this is not the land of milk
aud honey, sit is most. Poplar
vile Free Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

Mr.. Chas. g. klecman. > thor
saghly gtaetieal and progressive
farmer, whose place is SIX miles
from Covington, presented u.s.
last Saturday, with some delicious
Niagara grapes.
Mr.. +. Matthles, of the German
settlement, also sent Us > supply
# fine 1s Cepce.ggdl gYapsss tA's Xssk s,
As we have frequently remarked
in the past, there IS no finer grape
country in the world than ST. Tam
many Parish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

Another point brought to pub
lie attention regarding the payment
of the poll tax is, how would il affect
young men casting their first vote.
The article in the constitution fully
provides for this matter, the voter
being simply required to pay his
poll tax promptly when he becomes
Of voting age, in order to vote at
succeeding elections.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

A civil term of the District court
has been in session this week.
The Benton case was continued.
The case Of Ill. j. Smith W.. the
Town of Covington was tried and
submitted 10 the court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

WANTED - SEVERAL PERSONS
for District ONCE Managers IL this
state to represent me In their own and
Surrounding c94ltles. willing 70 Bay
sSAriy $500: pay xpls weekly. RESIGNS
employment with unusual Opportunities
References exchanged. Enclosc self
addressed stamped envelope. s. A.
Park, $50 Caxt0n Building, Chicago.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
EAST LOUISIANA
Railroad.

HEADQUARTERS NOW LOCATED
AT CONVICTION, LA.
Offers . safe, quick and convent
eht service to the travelling public.
A regular Mail, Express and
Passenger Train will leave Cow
ington daily except Sunday. At
A. II. Arrive in New Orleans,
s :O5 A. NJ.
Leave New Orleans 1 r. NJ. Ar
rive In Covington, 6:lO r. NJ.
EXCURSIONS
Wednesdays Excursion Train
will leave New Orleans At I 10 A a..
Returning, will leave Covingtou
ut 4:35 ".
Sundays Excursion Train will
leave New Orleans Ut : :45 A. NJ.
arrive ut C"ving,on 1T 10 A. NJ.
Leave Cnvingt"n. 5:l5 T.. n.
Arrive y; New O,lrans. -. NJ.
Tln- C.Hnpsny is als' prepared
tn handle Freight Shipments pr"ms-
ly. aM. with AS cheap rste II
freight rs is consistent with nm
efficient service.
We shall endeaver to anticipate
your wishes in the matter Of
transportation. Should we not do
90, let US hear from you.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
Writetn for the FAsxER.l
Along the Waters If Deguc Fahya

Some day TIL take my pen In hand
And get my ink and paper ont,
60 sit down somewhere quiet, and
III then proceed to write about
Ihe faircst land beneath the sky,
OF Natures work the epllogue;
Of beauties that profusely lie
| Along the waters Of the Bogue.
I'll write Of strolls down woodland
ways,
Der paths with fragrant pine cones
spread,
IRE Sol has cast his golden rays
Through leafy branches overhead;
VI voyages In mornings cool,
In graceful skin or light piroguc
To find some trout-infested pool
Along the waters of the Bosue.
I'll write of pine trees stretching high
Up through the unrcsisting air,
As II they strove to pierce the sky
And see the God who placed them
there:
OF birds that through the summer days,
In solo, duet. and triloguc,.
Pour fourth their souls IN gladstone
lays,
Along the waters Of the BOxue.
LII write Of many q bosky dell
Adown which tender couples stray,
The same old tale Of love to tell,
And ever in the same old way;
While cupid hovers over, and
With archness >miles, the little rogue!
To see them pres each others hand,
Along the waters OF the Bgue.
I'll write Ot nights when Luna beams
Adown on wood and vale and hill,
And bathcs the earth In silver streams
That make the land seem fairer still;
While al around rs everywhere,
Soft peace and quiet are the vogue,
And not sound dlsturbs the air
Along the waters Of the Bogue.
Yes, Is to these and kindred things,
Some day I'm going to allow
Pegasus to outspread his wings,
Although ! really wonder how
Ny pauper pen can Justice do
To Ill that endless catalogue
OF beauties that enchant the view
Along the waters Of the Bogue.
CHARLES J. COTTON,