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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-21
CHURCHES.

st. Paul's NJ. E. church South, services
in Odd Fellows hall, So West Broadway,
j. M. Settle and H. E. Stout, pastors.
Preaching at II a. M, and s p. M, sub
iect of morning sermon 1.-The Lord our
Strength Evening subject "Isiah's
Vision and it's Effect" Sunday school at
1871 o. m.; Epworth League at 7:15 p. M,
Prof. ]. C. Brummett, Pres. Visitors cor
daily invited to all of these services.
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FRENCH CONVERSATION.

Classes meet every Saturday at the
Butte hotel at 1920 a. M, and 4:30 p. m.
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Taken Prisoners.

Pretoria, April 21.-President Kruger
has received an official report from Gem
eral Dewitt to the effect hat the latter
still urrounds General Brabant's COLI
onails at Wepener, and has captured
eleven prisoners including the chief artil-
lery officer.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop
1ohn w Walden of Cincinnati. who presided de-
hfereo an address the Sacrament OF Conn
Huihoh- All present then partook of communion
the ceremony being conducted by Bishop Walden
assisted by the elders. The present officers were
fe-eiected Nominations of standing committees
We're made and approved follows: Book De-
pository and Baltimore Methodist Bible Society
ana the sabbath Church Benevolences. Conference
1Ialmants. Educational Institutions Memoirs
temperance and Prohibition, Epworth League and
Sustenation Committee. The applications of andi-
dates for admission the Conference will he passed
upon Friday
The first business session of the 1l6th meeting of
the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopai Ghurch, South was called to order this
morning Bishop Gambler presided. The Rev. James
r. Armstrong was unanimously reelected secre-
taFy. / he report of the book agents for the pub
nssling house at Nashville read. as were also
the reports of the Rev DR.. James Atkins Sunday
school editor; Drs. w R. Lambuth and J. ii
Prlchett. missionary secretaries the Rev p n
" Nhisner, corresponding secretary of Church Ex-
tension the Rev H. NJ. Du Bose, secretary of the
Epworth League. and the Rev. G. w. Walker
president OF Paine and Lane institutes The follow
ing committees were chosen: Memoirs, Publishing
interests, Conference Relations Admissions Tenn
perance, Bible Course, District Conference Records
Collections, Public Worship. Conference Minutes
Place of Conference, and Railroad Transportation.
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OPENING SESSION AT DANBURY,

rs,bu-v Conn. April ! fSpecaD.-A large au-
ss,os greeted the NeR-York East Methodist Con-
.-snea Il its opening session in this city to-day
-,sbon Holm 2 Hurst. chancellor Of Washington
T-,ers-s,-v presid d. Included IN the opening de-
vo-,onal excuses was the celebration Of the Lord
SINNER. Addresses Of welcome were made by
governor Tounshury on behalf Of the State by
-ssvor Kerr Who spoke for the city, and the Rev
n : Slack representing the local Protestant
churches.
President Mckinley, who had been invited, sent
o letter OF regret
Among the officers Of the conference reelected
were the following Arthur 3. Sanford. secretary:
william P Estes treasurer and Calvin B. Ford
and Nathan Hubben editors and publishers Of
EThe Conference Year Book
The deaths Of the Rev. James n. Lightbourn. Of
Eheepshead Bay. Long Island. the Rev. Edmund
2 Foley, missionary in ARIZONA. the Rev Henry
!! Clover, OF Au1t-yville, Long Island, the Rev. DR.
ArHne c. Bow6ish. OF City Island. y. Y. and the
we're officially announced. The Rev Herbert
Welch, Of AIiddletOW'r, read a memorial on the
Rev NJ. Foley. while q similar tribute 10 the
memory or the Rev. Mr.. Glover was presented by
ne Rev Henry 3. Munson-
u tie afternoon q special session Of the confer
held 70 consider the progress Of its cvan-
geistic work II the last year. A lecture by the
Rev. Thomas Curhberr Hall of Union Theological
Seminary, entitled Social Ideas Of Early Meth
anniversaries OF the Church Extension and Freed
mans AID societies were celebrated. Addresses
we're made oy the Rev. DR.. W A Spencer and the
5ey. Dr. Mason
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sisted in the service. An Offering was taken for
missionary workers in the famine district of India.
The roll was called by James Nudge, secretary,
and 800 members found to be present Ihe
presiding elder then announced the Conference
Committee. A conference sermon was preach he'd
at > o'clock by the Rev. r. F. Holway. of Boston
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BILLIARD AND poo, r,p,ps

-. - az 70 AND POOL TABLES. new
- MARX BROS. q T-bion l7e Sg,,srs s,--,.-ss =
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miscellaneous.

INLLJIEIIu UEDU5.
1 C0TCHEMENT.-Nurse.r recommended by Physicians
"A receives ladies % board and THE RETREAT
New York ave, Jamaica, Long Island
1ARTSTAN IMITATION JEWELRY: best made. newest
! models. largest choicest
exceedingly low prices. JAMMTS. W 3Tth. 5-aye
DVERTISEMf1NTS and sunsci u tons for ne Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office No l242 Broadway
% north Of 3lstst. until O'Clock p. advertise
received the following branch Offices regular
Office rates until O'Clock viz: 2o4 sth-ave..
23d-s 152 6th-ave 12th-st. Macy's 6th-ave
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OLD BOOKS BoUGHT AND SOLD

BOOKS bought for cash; entire libraries
purchased; calls residences free. :. o.
RAINS $50 5th-ave.
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BOOKS.
|. E'rGE-Eg R1nN SALE

SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE.
BULDING TO BE TORN DOWN.
ha5Es f1r everybody. rich and poor, old
a. yoang, a. L0veriEF's Neg--YOrk Book
i-1saalge. Isl Broadway, opposite Waua-
ilskef s. books u every description az
l,~es prices -hal ever before offered in the
e. Immense stock Of standard and mis-
ls4snsous books finely bound sets. Illus
-AlHc gift books a. prices never before
Stsf9ached; encyclopedias appleton s.
e..1nafeTs', Britannica, Peoples a. your
~ Pre-; secondhand school books. re
- oo1ks ard books Of al kinds bought
- - ana exchanged; highest cash prices
- calls q residence free. LOVER
-,Srs NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE
= :. hfoadWay, between sth and 9rh sts
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THE NEw-ENGLAND MEETING

Fitchburg Mass. April 4.-The annual session of
the New England Methodist Conference was opened
here to-day by Bishop Joyce with Holy Com
munion. Presiding Elders J. H. Mansfield. Z. r.
Thorndike, J. 0. Knowles and w. T. Perrin as
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

GARDENER Single man. aged 3s 70
take charge Of geutlemsns place; under
stands greenhouses. graperies, fruit grow
ing. lawns etc. years reference from
last employer. Address c.. Box 100, Fair
fed, Conn.
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- PURsUANCE OF AN ORpER OF H0N
u PTRsTANCE OF am oraer OF Hon. Iames

- NJ. Varnuni. a Surrogate County OF New York
Notice IS hereby given to all having claims
Franklin r Barnes. Of OF New,
York deceased % thereof
of transacring business
No 5S Street Borough Of ttan in the CITY OF
New York, before the 10th Of May next Daed
York. 10Th day November 1899 EMMA
LOUISA HOOPER. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARNES
Administrators WEEKES BROTHERS. Attys for Ad-
No 5s Wall Street Borough of Manhattan
New York City
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kINDLING WOOD.

Ring up 279 Madison Square for
Z. J. MctLUSKEY'S MURRAY HILL
kINDLING WOOD FACTORY. cor 36th-
81. and 1st-ave.-35 years experience. and
in direct connection with the largest deal
ers Of kinding wood. enables me to DEFY
the lowest prices Hotels. families clubs
banks. etc. supplied in any part OF Man
haitian Borough. Telephone 279 Madison
Square
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

TWO CONFERENCES IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, april 4-The usth session OF the
Baltimore Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church began al g o'clock this morning in tht
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COAFFNA$.-Sil thoroughly under
stands care me horses. carriages; stylish
driver. city On country. Will he found VII
ing. OhliginE- seven years reference. n,
Box -, 1 .242 Broadway
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DAYS WORE.-TouHg woman 70 work BY
day. laundry ~ cleaning. Obliging AD-
VERTTSEP 24S East 29th-st
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HOCSEwORE middle aged woman
in a small family. Su9d plain c1aE, ref
erenCe. III EesteF-sr.. rear house
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WORK WANTED.

ACCOUNTING or other clerical worf
evenings; city references. PAUL r
WILLIAMS. 237 East tTth-st
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USEFUL MAN.-By Industrious man in
private family; thoroughly understands
cleaning silver. brasSes. win niows. carpets
polishing floors and furniture, care fur
naCes sidewalk etc. ftrSt class c;ty re-
srences. character and ability. make hir,l-
self generally useful Address JOSEPH
ALEXANDER. care AIrs Lynn. S5S FLOYD
st BrcCEIya
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

IT RKOGAIE IUJN tDI w OF NI-N
YORK; Matter % the application letters
administration goods Chattes OF
Margaretha tals0 known Margaretta and MargareD
Whereas undersigned
apply administration the goods ohattels
give bond in the lenalty not 70 exceed double the
IF creditors = deceased
the Surrogate in pursuance Of this notice
hereby all creditors
present their Ciaims % a Surrogate
Of County New SurrcGate's Office in
County Court II said County before the
day OF May. 1900
Dated March 2Sth. 1900
EDWARD :. SCHAEFFL-ER.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

4-s.ssT CLASS new family hotel;
s-.-euf hrepr19t. all the comforts and
-----aessasnces. delightful ROOMS for single
81 A1lH HOT AND COLD WATER.
- .-.-A aEAT AND ELECTRIC LIGHT.
A - FEh WEEK UPWARD. cannot be
ssS-ssiis9 references required HOTEL.
F,--A-ND - Gsin-st and MaGtson-ave
- ron Central Park Entrance.
WEST 22D-sT.-Three doors from
r,-s - : af- aicoTe room. private bath:
---lng raun single rooms.
r, = TO p WEST. Elegant new
"a. -i--sned and decorated rooms. pri-
- a. 81 modern convensences: also
Ao2F table and service The best.
a. - "a y f.-RJ5rls with board
-. .rlolT nrst class house reference
80 aiie Required
- = ~5f'fi-S'T. Rooms Tor gentle
=. - suitable for physician or den
= fet-reIl-es- hrea. xfasr rrlf t0Fsa9
1l-LIARD 4RD AND POOL TABLES.
- ard AND POOL. TABLES. new
fsrg1s !. .i.l-ta.-c- lowest prices easiest
-AftA BROS = Mon SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

FOR sALE~-Ten R.LPANS for S cents
at druggists che gives relief.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

WALTHAM WATCHES. Diamonds. Jew
elry, 81 weekly; article deiEered ca fret
payrent. EXCHANGE WATCH CO.. 1s7
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05


USEFUL MAN TN house or any capacity
where a healthy. willing Young man
would be anurectated French. speaks little
English T. d. az East 39th-St.
USEFUL MAN--S good appearance pr
gentleman house. care silver, assist
waiting. care gentlemsn's : clothes, respect
ful and sober i've years references
HENRY $50 6th-ave
USEFUL MANY middp p aged nan. en-
a farm. go miIE and 90 farm worE
StFTWEIZER H. SCiMlD. 40 West
afth -
VALET COURIER. French Swiss
competent. sohei, best written and per
s-nal references fruEl Ncw York. Wash
lnFfap ard Parts WILLIAM care OF
Mrv BAsTrAN fis East 5ad-st.
VALET -English. -. three Years last
siruatisn no objection 70 travelling. un-
aerSssnds his cuties. best references J.
B., as West eTth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

GhRD~.SER. R.-SinSie. aged 81: thorough
knowledge Of gardening in every branch.
greenhouses flowers. lawns. fruit, vege-
tables. &c. and everything connected with
care Of gaut!eman's place; besr references.
g. Box 30 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

SEKEEPFR Refined English lady
wishes positi0n as geatlemans house
keeper Address E L l. A. I54 6th-ave.
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sM MAkIya.

DHEssMAKIya.
shiTT1ns, tucking and hemming done al
short notice and al reasonable prices Mrs.
FISCHER 109 East lo6th-st-
BLOCHs LADIES' TAILORING. 2T7 9Th
AVE, offers ladies' tailored suits, silk
lined throughout, modelled after the latest
Partisan fashions made TO your special
orders. SD upward: our spring catalogue
has Just been published and viii be sent
with q complete line OF samples free of
charge 70 all parts OF the United States:
careful attention given 20 mail and cut Of
town orders
DREssMAKER--Correct STYLES; perfect
1T; superior work and finish, faultless
skirt droop: stylish wraps and waists; re
sponsible. reasonable Mrs. COOKE. 233
West 44th-st-. near Broadway
DRESSMAKER wants work az home; re
models cheaply. Mrs. MUNOZ. $50 Cd
ave.
DRESSMAKING.-F class filter. draper
and designer. ladies' misses suits;
fancy waists and suits; by the day or at
hon2e; reTnOdelling. DONNEBf. l.O41
FaTfS-aFe-
DRESsMAKER going out of business IS
prepared 10 make arrangements for & %
daily: all the Leading fashions; work guar
an1eed- Address FOEEs, 305 West l5ls'-st'
latest models and styles from Paris.
Eamp.es 70 show; best city references
home only Nile. DUHATT. I32 F. 5lst-s1-
FOR FASHIONABLE laales' tailoring.
perfect n and workmanship. call on the
reliable ladies tailor. J. KAUFMAN. 204
East s3d-st-, near oc-are
J. FINK EI.sTEIN. Ladies Talor-CIoaks
and jackets; suits made from So up; best
7vorkn1a nship perfect fit. l69 East l1oth-
ST. near 3d-aye.
LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS. TOD
coats jackets Newuarkets a Teas0na Die
prices. guaranteed Fl ana workmanship. J.
SCHIMMECK. 3GJ Lenox-ave
PAIL SCHIMMACK. 2.I9o 7th-ave.. lste
with Oscar Carlson. 5th-sve. Ladies'
tailor made costumes and habi; suits made
Up IN the latest styles moderate prices.
UNITED STATES SUIT MANIC. co. SO
West lsth-st-. near Gth-aTe.-Skirt max
ing. 50 up jackets 81: bring your raJeria..
alterations in evening gowns and stage
dresses equal 10 new. skirts rebound and
pressed. 81. cleaning ane dyeing.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
At ST. RARTHOLOMEw'S EMPLOY
ME$T BI REA T.
2il East 42dst., Tel 2564 -3sth-st.- First
c!ass servants supplied. houses closed for
families who are leaving town references
carefully Investigated.
BEST SERVANTS, BEST SYSTEM
TRWTN-S sTE-AVE. AND IITH- ST
ALL REFER RENcEs INVESTIGATE.
MRS Z. n BACON. ths r1"St reliable
Office FOR NAL aac P"gefs Relp krfer
enc~s lnv@frig1 HEr. near 23d-
r.; Telephone 23D3-ieth-st.
FURNISHED n0uri TO LET.
FEW QUIET ROOMS for gentlemen sn
private house. l02 West a6th-st.
HANDSOMELY furnished sannR front
rooms private bath; nrst class appoint
meDts' superior table: convenient 70 all
cars near Central Park; gentlemen pre-
feTreG 81 Vest S2G-s;
I25TH ST Il WEST Large furnished
rooms all c0ngenieDees. for light house
ks-eDfng Il desired
FOR SALE.
-----------------~----
FOR SALE~-Ten R.LPAN.S for 5 cents
al drGgGists Gne gives relief
WALTHAM WATCHES. Diamonds, Jew
elry, 81 weekly; article deliEered ca fret
payment. EXCHANGE WATCH CO. 1s7
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

USEFUL MAN.-Indust-ious nan would
care private plain country residence,
good vegetable gr1wer. flowers avn. care
horse or COW !. NJ. care of Subr~-hts.
80 5th-aVe
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

COACTMAN.-By Young married man.
has first class reference. COACHMAN.
J. 66i roadway
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

CSEKEEPER By reunei voFInS
widow musical with child Of four. As
hcuseNesaer for wtdowe- 0r IN small fam
uv l. M 902 sSJh-st- BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

NURSE "A ru-se 90 tVke care of W.
or three wear OH child or fIi rhnrSe q
an safant. RELIABLE ilo West i+fa-
81. Easement
NF-RSE-By Er~1cH persra. nid-ie ased
thoroughly crnlaetent. SPEAKS -nAntsl
auH ESnglizh tfueutiv. best ETY. reference.
ANA aHT West g@t-Hs
NJ I-RSE. First class. refined North Ger
man. ch .dven craE. tWo wears Ip- sn9a
French waEea So best re.errnces. Il
r. &id Past ,,,id
EFSPECTABLE 1srrlan woman wlsnee
situation to e. aat to w1r,g. ~ L2sr
TafN-zr NAGEL--
so TEERN usan and We col9r-l. van,
work teEether city or country aiSnrs-
references q nsN 70 Z 80 Brna1way
WATTE ESS. .--As waitress. ANGk..lNc
CLARK. as3 Tth-aveL. AasA~sN
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

GARDFsNEP. District references. tells al
ability. * years practical skill; fancy
ground improving: best vegetables and
/ flowers in coed sIccession, competent.
steady workman: si1E-e- understands Jer-
sey cows: full charge his business DUNN.
81 East Ioth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

NJ. Varnum, a Surrogate Of the County OF
York notice hereby given TO all having claims
Timothy Hogan o. New York,
the with the vouchers
the subscribers their ransacting business
Office Nessrs. Butler. Notman, Joline &
derse No 81 Wall Street in the Borough OF Manhattan.
City of New York, before the 10Th Of April
next Dated New York, October 4th; 1899 JOHN LEE,
ERNEST I. SIMPSON. MARGARET n. HOGAN,
scutors. BUTLER. hoffman. JOIINE & AfYNDERSE.
Attorneys for Executors. 54 Wall Street New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

TSEFCI-I. MA$-CCOk married man
Il. the country understands the care -
horses. cows. wife plain cook, one ittle
giri. ! best references NJ VI s3s Eas;
3Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

COACHMAN.-Ry competent single man,
understands fine horses. careful driver:
ob.iging useful sober. honest: country
preferred. references COACHMAN I'D
West 32d-st-, private stable.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

sr,, 24.h cDRFORATIgN manufacr
ase-S BUSINESS monoDs.y. executing
ir-sr s- -.--es' e-a1s customers. and 70
I-Bs-sl5 -as lIfs-.wE irs capital Can
- lse $1,000 a- S50os8 vvirb ser-
5lss- .'-s-rec Compensation adequate
51-~. z1sec surrounds ll1e Investment.
sssee - -satlcn coUEfed. hiehesr ref
= - ana required address 9.
s75 '-'fner Jo handle five thou
aes' -.-,.-s 'IroIgla pine timber. ne
ass,.ss Forest IN M sonr6 a.
- - BROCK. Tanapoosa. Ga-
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~ PTRsUANcE of AM order OF Hon. Ahner G

Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of Nev-York.
NGUce hereby all having claims
Groh. Of the County NewYork. deceased
the with vouchers thereof shscr ber
business the office Of James
Sche x El<us No 81 Pine in the CITY OF New
York. before the 25th day II September next
Dated the 2tst day NJ March 1890.
JULIA A. GROH, ExecutrtX
JAMES, SCHFII. & FI.RT-S. ESecUtrix.
Street Borough of Manhattan, New-York City.
7 INCOLN. ROSE-In pursuance of an order
Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF
County Of New York notice is hereby given all
having Lincoln OF he
County Of YORK Borough Of Manhattan deceased,
present with vouchers thereof.
BcTiher his place trnsactng business Office
Of Logan, perond s Hardy. No. 2! William Street in
the City Of New York. Borough of Manhattan
before the 9th day of September next.
Dated New York. the LIST day Of March, 1900
SOLOMON EMANUEL
Adm. with will annexed.
LOGAN. DEMOND & HARDY,
Attorneys for Adninstaor p William Street Manhat-
Borough. New York cry.
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LOST.
MACH Z.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-560 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ez-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY 39S Madi-
son-s1
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DoAL AND woon

gE84F4 Coal pockets. 2ss X 5o,s
.-sslis5eS iaee 81 E-'-st quality Coal op5s
-e-sphone ~ colurnfu.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
CARPET CLEANING

or - - e5 cleaned by stein. by hand ~
co s5s Braaa1eT T.Tefu; -, ,caFPel Cleaning
EAADT Tel is2 ss1s s' 7st''-sA
New-York tribune., 1900-04-05

COACTM city or country;
good careful driver; best reference can
be seen. would prefer nice country place
thoroughly understands his business. AC-
dress ~ East 47Jh-st-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10
Z. j. DULION,
Marshal and Tax-COlIectOs.


Marshal and Tax-Collectos.
On motion, duly seconded, the
above report was accepted.
It was moved, and duly seconded.
that the services Of Mr.. b. N. Mill
Ter, - city attorney. be dispensed
with. from this date. Carried.
il was moved, and duly seconded,
that the Mayor appoint committee
If three, 70 have an expert examine
the specifications for the new r"wn
Hall building, AND il same are
found to be satisfactory, to proceed
To advertise tor bids for building
the same, for period II thirty
days. Carried.
The Mayor appointed on the
above committee M.ssrs. H. H.
Smith, O. v. Richard and n. G.
Day.
II was moved. and duly secO,"l-
81. that the Marshal be Instructed
to Dotify Mrs. +. A. Gnyol 10 move
her Fence back Oh the line, within
80 ds,s, II not the same will he
moved At her expense. Carried.
On motion, duly seconded, the
Council then adjourned, till Tues
day, March 8, 1900, 1t Z r. y.
e. Z. WILLIAMS,
Mayor.
w. &. KENTZEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10
EAST LOUISIANA
Railroad.

HEADQUARTERS NOW LOCATED
AT CONVICTION, La.
Offers . safe, quick aud convene
ent service to the travelling public.
A regular Mail, Express aud
Passenger Tram will leave Cow
ington daily except Sunday, At 8
A. II. Arrive in New Orleans,
8 :O5 A. n.
Leave New Orleans 4 r. n. Ar
rive in CovingtoD, G:l0 r. Al.
sundays Excursion Train will
leave New Orleans At 5:45 A. NJ.
arrive st Covington at 10 A. N.
Leave Covington, 4:4O r. n.
Arrive at New Orleans, - r. NJ.
THIS Company Is also prepared
to handle Freight Shipments promt-
H., anu with Is cheap rate Of
freight IS is consistent with mn
efficient service.
We shall endeaver ~ anticipate
YOUR wishes in tue matter al
trans portation. Should We not do
90, let us hear from you.
N. g. PEARSALL,
General Manager.
C. X. MuLLIxGs, Auditor
EADs P0IfEvEN1, Treasurer
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10
Shingles At Babinxtoa Bros. +
Co., for 81 % per 1000.

The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany has completed Its line from
Pontchatoula, on the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, to Madisonville, and
opened their Office there. Tele-
phon,c connection can now lie had
with New Orleans. The line has
already been well patronized, tie
people appreciat,ne the great con-
yenience after former isolation.
The company has now : gang Of
fifteen men building the line from
jacksonville to Coviugton, after
completing which they will run a
line to Vaudeville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10


b. F. Scarborough, the man who
was shot from ambush in the last
part of December At his home near
Slidell, died in the charity hospital
last Saturday morning.
Scarborough was with his family,
when some assassius fired into his
home, killing his baby and wound
ing the former. J. D. Davis and
two sons were arrested for the
crime but they deny the charge.
The remains Of Scarborough were
taken to Slidell for for interment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10

Adolph Anderson, while attempt
ing to board the excursion train
last Sunday evening, It Alton, La,
fell between the wheels and was
mangled to death. The deceased
was engaged in getting out logs
near the place where he met his
death. He leaves widow and TWO
children TO mourn his loss.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10
You may be mex. Insure now.
Il. J. Domergue, Jr., Agent.
Office in Bank Building.

WANTED - SEVERAL PERSONS
for District Office Managers IN this
state to represent me in their own and
surrounding counties. wiring to pay
yearly 960O. pay able weekly. Desirable
employment with unusual opportunities.
References exchanged. Enclose self-
addressed stamped envelope. 8 A.
Park, $50 Caxton Building, Chicago.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10

On Friday night of last week a
cOlored man attempted to enter the
residence of Mr.. K. Domergue, ST.,
in New Covington. Mrs. Domergue
discovered him on the front gall
lery. and he ran under the house.
She fired at him and closed the
door, but he succeeded in making
his escape.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10

We lesrn that sheep throughout
tho Parish are in better condition
than they have been for years. and
there 10 An abundance Of lambs. II
- are fortunate enough to escape
Tie severe weather we had in Feb
ruary last year, the sheep rassers
will have good cause for rejOicing.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-02-10

Mr. James Kenuer, we'll known
70 the literary world as ''K. st.
james" died in New Orleana, on
Thursday, Feb. /, aged 20. The
news Of his death was received
with regret in Covinaton, where
be had many friends.