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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

TRAVELLING salesman wanted for es-
 tablished house: no technical knowledge necessary, but simply all around hustler of good appearance and address; first class line: special contract; entire time required; references. Box 254' Detroit.
 Mich. -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

FOR RENT-House. furnished, for the Summer months. at Highland Park, with garden and fruit. Address A. B. C., this office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
FINANCIAL.

FIN to loan on city real satate at per cent. and per cent. Charles & Nelson, Real Estate and. In- surance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

WANTED-A furnished or unfurnishe1 residence: must have all modern convent encers, be in good repair and well located;
 will rent for 15 months. with privilege Of longer time or buy. Communicate with Home" care The Adve tIser St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

WANTED-Married couple without chill dren or two gentlemen can secure good fare and delightful room on 5. Ferry St: five minutes walk from Dexter Ave;
 bath and all modern conveniences. For particulars, address "Aza." care Mont gomery Advertiser. Wo-tr-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

TYPEWRITERS for rent in strictly first.
 ,lass condition: satisfaction is guaran-
 teed J. w. Terry. Moses Building. If FOR RENT-SStores on various s business for rent and sale; agents for the Smith Premier. the worlds stan dard typewriter; call and see the latest model. Haygood's Book Store. su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
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FOR SALE-A beautiful building lot on s. Perry St.. lot 50x15o; any one desirous to call at once aysd secure same, Charles & Nelson, Real Estate and Insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

BEING over-stocked with hatracks. we want to divide with others. so come Monday, take your choice and get bar gain. The Columbia Co.,. 16 ". Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTs-New, novel, positive mosquito chaser; everybody buys; 25 cents; big profits Automatic odorizer Co.,, st. Louis, Mo. -a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

FOR RENT-Nice five-room cottage, 40 Martha St, with garden spot, buggy house and stable. Apply 32l N. Decatur or agents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
FOR MLR.

FOR sAIlE-Several beautiful lots on Perry, Court and Lawrence Sts. at req sonable prices. Holt G Strauss.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
A xDot.bLn MURDER ati p

Y n Gstly fstt1 ss--s-Ss 80 q Z 81 littNI
Two sBgotheraaA d Accused Of l1x filinE
Il iii sTheir sister and Her ssuttors sE1oa
d De Soto, Mo. 81 Get. s1.G-t Daniel and
william Greenhill are under arrest Oh
suspicion, of. having. murdered M II Mrs. Mrs
urehn, their Sister, and John Meloy, q
suftor foF her hand z The two we're
killed Saturday night attathe home Of
Mrs,f yEen,s fatherf Robert Rl, dreenhl nlA ID,
5It was at first thought that tha Meloy lad lsa q
killed the woman and then shot him
seR.a AT the inquest yestefd W howl
seyeEIit deEelsped that the, :ferehea q ss22it ss2i
each had been cut. with, some sharp tn-
sstrtmerit and bullets fred into the
swouflds.o a sbloody AK was found IN the
bed of William Greenhilka adj "a blood =
stained hatchet. was discovered, 4 9selserF
where III the house. Mrs. Uren last
spirsiflg Was idiVofeed and q Since that
time MeroyI had beenlp paying g'herl serr-t
X frF A.Fs+r,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
fs BLOODY RACE tRfoT.Hs
White Men Whip q Negro So Sc
" d -sIf yHFcly1 That He Drea. SS wv

| . 4 = f,s
Lorgyiews Tex.;a oct.gi1 !. t~r News hasiss
reached, here Of q race riot at Hall5ffSt
[yille. Harrison county. A party Of
white men Saturday night whipped d
regro5 Sc: seyeTeig1that lre,diedi They
then attempted to break intq the house
cpf another negro, who shot and in
stafrftly Killed Julian Atwood. Armed
citizens have been searching for Tom rs
Walker whe isacharged with thfas thfas shso'ottV
Ing, and late reports say that he, ha 8 !,
been hanged The trouble arose over s5
crop mortgages. It is SAID tiiat tfisfnI
1 InegroesI secured dxancesd ON theirIf7
lerops and then refused to fulfilll th e q
contracts. :, :, ~,
socIssTY tEbTToRass, sEPPGhHT. II n s,i,tsitsl
FL -I0d EistE E5999Ns s.1l! On A. 5,93tH S41s dG
TSnoetse oift asfad Re II saas asf = q
senseless Seyeras aTfnutsk- 10 I nflac1
| Chicago, Oct L. Harold Fynne. so
riety editor Of a loeaB BBareFJand Curley
-Brown5 aditoH ofithefH Clubs FesioJas a ao1s
cistgpap 4e fought 10 We d flerae fNoaz,dsaos
lYttb six-to5ppcGe t25 G gR gloves M MnYppreass nYp easfpa
l boyihg. Academy, to settle a long stand 4, s
Ing gqadge.i yhRet Rsaas sefSarfy 5tdtttL go
elasseti from the start and was Knocked
out in the fifth round. It took several
minutes to bring him to. A few friends
of both men witnessed the fight.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03


In running, notwithstanding an ad.
vantag ge Of about 500 feet OF sail
Shamrock IT. sent al Z dumb chill
through Its admirers and warmed the
circulation Of supplied i patriots bs
dropping astern Of the Yankee yacht.
It was apparent. that the unapproaeh7
liable Herreshoff model with less driv-
ing power, was doing the work its de;
sigrer expected Of III. Sleek and knife
like. 1t carved the long rolls, incident.
ally. cutting its way to the pertaof the
challenger. Within four miles OF the
outer mark, on the run In. the CoIum
tbia had overcome all the gain N OF
Shamrock III. on its splendid struggle
to windWard1 Then the pent=np feel
sings of the mult ltftudinpus patriots be-
gan to find vent in yells and cheers,
and the bands began to play scolum=
bia, the Gem Of the Ocean, q senti-
yment which seemed to be, at that time
still, somewhat debata bic. -a -e - I
Z Down the wind Columbia gained snot
only the, time lost in the windward
work, but added .fhirtyTsevep seconds
to 1t, beating its rival In the running
by Il: Is. IT, crossed the finish line 335
SSSOiAAS 1lAESisA FOlk
4. Americans Are Anxious.
New York, Sept 80 - An anxious
but determined lot of yacfitsnen gath
cred at the New York Yacht club yes
Iterday to talk over SATURDAYS excit-
Ing events, the chances Of Columbia III
her next contest with Shamrock III. so1,
Tuesday, hut above ;all that dreaded
question Of: the famous cup returning
Ito whence it came after being in
American hands a brief month ovel
half 8 century. ~ q
.Ihe: aJlxious members seemedft to sbe
in the majority, although the grim air
of determination not to give up the
cup was quite prevalent: Ever mem
Der frankly admitted that, he had ex-
peEienced some thing like. A: scare and
no one, wanted to have Columbia win
another race by SO ctcEe q margin. VI /;
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
1T is COLUMDIA's.
victory iii fhe Firxtscup Race Goe

sto the ald Defender.
New YofR, oct. i. After the most
marvellous exhibition !. 9 Of Light weather
sailing on record the Yankee single
sticker. Columbia Saturday defeated
Shamrock III. by the small margin of
thirty-nine seconds actual time land
one minute and twenty-five seconds
corrected time. q q. 4. -.3. s.
b Both yachts were handled with CON
srmnate skill by their shippers. Never
in the history Of cup races have the
contending yachts been so close
aboard each other as during their
duel Saturday. There was never a
time Whilefthe Irish yacht and the
Yankee We're on the same tack and
while they were slipping down. the
Wind 4 hat their skippers could not hail
each other,-or, perhaps, toss a biscuit
from deck to deck.
Through the long gentle. crestless
swells on the fifteen mile stretch to
Windward Shamrock proved con4lus-
4He2sr~& &ifsst~ft ettef
ship Its advocates have declared
from the start that in smooth water
land with a-breeze at eight knots OF
more 1t would surprise the Yankeel tals
aept, and It did. On the weather work
IT vsnquishsd the Columbia BY thirty
nine seconds, which is officially four
sgeepnzss assssths nj hss I'm era LEVIED .sitg
aWhiten6l00pA aA - ssA NA Va Sas sssss
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

TIL cola countries, where snow pre-,
vailB dufing a long winter, many of
thesR nirhals change the hue Of their hsir
coats to a white tint. The Arctic bear
anafox are white throughept the year.
Tbsnorth nr-hare is blown in SUM-
msssaand| white inl wfnter. The Weasal
is especially curious; 1t retains its
broEn cQat-nuilii.l FIRST eat--asis.-
peafS and then whitens In a few,
houTs ~ & e. ss &C. &C. g.. % =. ss e. Go sss~ -.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

Sa ia, Hans Blum, one OF the biograph-
ers' bf Bismarck, has become mentally
derahge9 owing to his losses through
thasgeceht failure of the Leipziger,
bank and has been placed In an asy-
lnlhf Hd is son Of Robert Blum, who
WasSSa aexebuted in Vienna during the
reMsautioh of 184S. 5s
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
bgbae6a csI,trjafi Lad inFa. :

EI Ilond fapt / I'd TheTo Official Hreturgi {
JUST eportea 81 ShaHs the ffiealnh
Concentration camps in August sonsa GO sa
iiaaihfSed is1. .Sie spt}esrsefis The deaths
oaunaBafdd dd asa5g efi whfea Number 9, ss7ss
\ swersoahildrsn. no 10 bnsl aid no 1eht
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

TIE new cone. on Mount Vesuvius,
for5Hed during the late eruptions, has
been, suddenly engulfed into the crater.
\ The mountain has now assumed It's
old appearance. .5,-. s-t-t -s-
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
,ieg saics,Ie, 3anss sn,okes Il

Pana, Ill.,, Sept. ri. Because her hlrs,
shasband would not quit smoking Mrs.
Henry Watts, aged forty, OF Sharps-
burg, this county, attempted suicide by
drinking carbelie acid. She cannot
live. :. =.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
f r{1f yBtrf - .gETrJTJTTTTr- IT'LL Dc 6a8t
! DESPERATE,Y n Al A1IItijuEIItIIVEtHiYr 4 tit
Etght Priyopers Rrealsf 0utf OF th'
i 5Fs.b. JaiI,rt GnRtonr 0hiorf,4e Fa1

sbDg .55HH1i1HrB yftE9stfPf 3 aIlTB
Cantor, 2hio,e oat Iii Esight priiss-
,oners broke out Of the county jail last
r ri ie effiatIby ffiatI Saving but BARS over d win
dowoopening upon thei conrt bet weefnt
theo Jail and seeurth houses They laaisi
Ave- minutes, start when disSeoyy,eelrfdl el III
,BlooSdd hounds were at once put on the
trail. Only one prisoner remains.
Michael MeGeysrn,t held for agresberN
iii which. the yicam was tortured He
nWas reegarded as the, most desperate
andss was heid n6n another ffo6T 81 the
iaiai esd Ii rs atdom txsn sdt III f2t
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
sardfng the Nicaragua canal has
SnsasfsithaItrqtyIF FbFhss On fornTfor.
ThS lesakiy Ia stffef itAtivelinSl

qhtstpa a y "A hle bes,t IT ,heye, is
that Att IS ply better 5o5 thesf
ha hs'ea Utmost ssa Ey liz nea- @
trality clause is maintained. In other
respects the treaty follows the general
lines of the old one.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
.FOR ONCE JUSTICE IS SPEEDY
TRrAL occUrIEs Al LITTLE OVER
n. EIGHT HOURS ACTUAL
III NJ -7 N 81 IA TIME. II
AssAsslN,s CUR-llKE COLLAPSE
Will HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY
WHEN sENTENcE Is rao-
! Z q NOUNCED.

Buygio, SEPT. ID. verdict OF guilty
|of YIrder JnI thf flrst~dtgDef faf rs
pbrfed Aat--4 ss3 q crock yesrsrdsy differ
noon by the jury which tried Leon 3.
Frz5rg5sz for the ;aissasslnaflon 81 Pres
idsnss Kdnaeyfs. Ct sssstsllsss ApgEs sSa Ha
ptwentyshvg minutes wag the aetuai
and the deliberations and pftiFF oaythe
jury. Eighteen days had 1laNssd rqsn
the shooting Of the presidShE and5 ten
DAYS oand Ssfoufteen hodfs sinrE his
death.
on Thursday the assassin will be
senteNcaF No GaatR md H W exHectFd
that hiA AsSesttIsnevalla tuA wllhia D
month"; 4 4 .va..k 4 III
No witnesses We're sworn Tor the de-
fense. Not word OF evidence was be-
fore the court as to the sanity Of the
prisoner The experts who examined
him, were not called. The court I'M
structed the jury that the proof of IN
sanity is with the defendant--that
man must be -s -s.s335
Presumed to he Sane
unless ,pr3vea insars Fs the q ssa Ssif
3wss offsrsd The 4dpportu Unity IT'D pAoh
the stand, but ne only shook his head
w1JsH Shls EaWggfsf ASKED him. He did
not truse himssff to Speak. The I'M
concerned murderer Of Monday had
Changed His pallor had changed from
white to yellow. His hands shook. He.
cprtained his eyes, with his lids and
sat with his head hanging on his slioul-.
der. a nervous prespira tion oozing out
on his face and hands. In remaining
mute tl1rou ghouf the assassin found 9
way to held his eomposure, but yester-
day afternoon in court he was a miser-
able picture. mo bra yado, MP eeQr4gel
mo dshansOoE deatH not tha glefiflahsaf flas
tion of the anarchist who did his
duty" just asGurziike collapse.
----.II III Aill he -dragged -to-the death
chair bowling with terror" said Chief
of Detectives Cusack, who has Stndied
him since his arrest. And the
.-Y FoEE Tint Was Written I.
all oyer the ASSASSIN last night lent
tfseIf t65 the fHEeaietion.
interest, in yesterdays proceedings
goes sInst Ito, the return Of the verdict,
While Justice White was delivering
his chargeato the jury the sky seemed
suddenly to grow dark. Clouds blew
up from 4 the lake ar,d rain II eateneds
Czolgosz glanced fearfu1ly at tile
ptaoss-trr
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

DE-. j. @ Howard, .entomolpgist- oe
thef dphrtmehta pf, agricultare, bfs
just made pubic some startling stale
ments Of the, property losses caused By
insects. He believes they aggregate
over s366, ,666, 600 a year. The Rocky
Mountain locust or western grassi.op-
per n 1a7 afe UP $1O0,ooO,Ooo worth
Of growing crops. The chinch- bug
alone has eaten $500, 900 900 worth Of
corn and wheat in the Western States
since 1850. AS for the mosquito, apart
from the losses believed to be due to
its pernieious activity In the, spread Of
yellow fever and malaria, It is an i'm
mense depreeiator of real estate valrr
ues. A New Jersey newspaper re-
les tePhaf i4a-
tion in that one state alone would add
to itaareaf estate valta ton not Tess
thanSs1oo,O ,OonbnOa q 1f.f II 4 f'if1
sHsss..ayr ss,sr-ss.us-s-s.sf ,ss1ss s1s1SzEaa sa
Ti1asmiIers sof the t0#n ofaPas n5
Calatsshays el1eled NJ Lea bourdoh
as tbgir peenaof thess soal rntSall
This4oung q isia The anbl 4ffsade
in TIA capacity, Of % sitter Cpnd tal-
though fer WORK IS SO grlmY. shes.has
o bAsutiful complexioFps 4 Yhhichyl nsp
aou aaasa 70 LEI seoa y st.a lssl las.vss IN
gasebner sae YSsessat 81 y liiI9 .p'SsF !1pS oe9
sote o fp9i!s, tas S e9hps2I1N aiIIs2Np as
draw& from the cleaner sYalhse Of tHe
lne r Wn.cn CARED tne queen. ana .a.
ief I9f'os 81 nohor was 9sYafIASet1 VII m
noW p.cks g =. -. lanseshs, ~ ..s nv, - Msls
. bods W. ssa ssa " H. 5 isSs w ssSs rsyE
t:t'ss . small III an aHaqs5n s sgg s9H ths
areassssy =. ~ sSM ~ alsu sMlsh sss
S a sss. f % = st''s e. lol ne
ao' y a7ll d I,Ss s@Ia dasuA,
20 ~, 80 :. -. -
the Mer<sehe Iiiils Feesntts
the 6Sptain Sand Yassenger Han ohserNed
the uAAsuaNpheipm enan finfhese iak
tudeSM OF aSIn III & II watepspout. TIie
steanasr was miles Vsest
CappIA and Hsf1fa a " Heavy sfhnn
cloudaving dure aWest sof 1tliissf, ~ inland
cornpHed to heaslsosit Ten asais-
tant. A densa bs ack III 4 la nlraii WAS
formAa, which bpe ared yto failSby a
sinuJI course into / III .lsga I az this
distaase the surface of Re- sea- where
the Materspout toucifeil ita Surface
was At once sshfrdunded br. a, II noka- "a sss
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

respect to the solena p MQrd rdssaf@ Ms e
II |tgcss.s fbEEsags pdtnIa II gssssgt lei gFlpea
his SSyf yfeE aim ieRe gould
shuEs but the assen Iriafn TINE toAims
'khe wouldApl lnpg rel liafs 1sfE hAHd into1his
,ESoats pocke t:SabrinH Cut his hal, Ell.
ehief hnd mp hisasaas He eaarsd hls
ssg Ess asts se sba asa es Eas Famp i fssS fs3
-rUfu frfrr rrrar tfrH Jurors were to retire
| Showed No hD,ss la5 II !
Aasa lid kafhaat s:ahs GbdAeed, pa,,
eas'astss sSiIshss assf sis:et ! shs-3:ia Z
zB a' a tas Il s5 IN Mi fsasas aa
tbsS6 VIA CHA p taae he
teJktEa EaeEfSasIa .Aa, 9 , d q Irfcho jas
s 1t El SaaJ IL rssors e y,
es ggsseYsfio y psy9pa g9 xpf' i EfT1 1ess
sEl,e annba assnsnes laas ssEtsgsaas
afternoon l9y ting 4 attorpsys Is faF f szos @,
\ gosz that gtheJ eminent Sa11enistss SUI rll,
moned by tffeT Erie lCa4nty Haf asFoct;
| alton and bg the District, attorpsy tf
Nexaminel Gsoige gesx and -tbt de terstdne lis
I exact mental condition had deciarea
him to be perfectly sane. les troyed tliEE
! only stage of sa aefs slise that Judgef
Lewis and Titus ggousslF haNe rut to-
gether.
Jury say Il esssi
| 1t wass4fss hen the Jury fled into
the roois he q erik Te ead names
! each juror spending spresent'' as Ihfas
name was called. MOI mae was wasted
The jurors sadid not sit dasgIE Address y
| ing them, Justice w fitessaid: 81
| "Gentlemeii have YOU agrsed upon IN
fyerdict?. a E
sszV sesaset M 1sspeaa q asasss
| ssei / /, !lgslAI1.I 81
4 detia THE arJt sdegreg.i| 3Gl ] 7dA 4
\ ghers was d m9meht OF q faenesI ithel
/ b nnurp1ul. arose from the. lips Of thf
Epsossa III aaed tl1ere: Thsfi vas nss
/ hand clapping, no cheers. Justict
Whites voice could be clearly heard ~
1 I eyen3rHpart ofw the roesR when ~
| tkanks& she turA for itss~york and a
I l6wade them to go. Coart vas at onqse
adjourned.
q = Z.
4 Favefsns zzss pe TsssssSs
| Mother-Sir, 1 hope my little boy
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

aisst a1ss tR lsss gsa asy etst ables dear
She tpouting)-You haven't kissed
me any more tonight than you ever
did.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
4 s READY no sIGM 4sdtons

sica aifa4tasau I'D. tt9aa Rassady foi s.
LF'isiaf9 9F6sfshesaf eooo = 2
J h ory5oy S,ct 1 Ctorresuondence re-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-01-26
Circuit Court Items.

Circuit Court convened last Mon
day, Jan. 81, 1901. Present and
presiding, their Honors W, w.
Leake and Robt. Hingle, Judges.
d. 4. Warren, Clerk, and I. T..
Brewster, Sheriff.
Moody and Heintz vs. Hein,z and
Strain. Thus case was taken up
on motion to dismiss the appeal
herein taken. and argued and sub.
mitted to the court. Judgment
Diminishing the appeal of Mrs. W.
q. Helntz.
The following cases came up for
argument and were submitted to
the court. Judgment to be decided
IN chambers:
D. NJ. Wadsworth vs.. ]. III.
Murphy.
Emma Blanc vs.. Bank of Cow
lngton.
G. g. SECOND vs.. Mrs. rheofile
Hochard.
H. J. Smith vs.. Town of Cow
ington.
B. r. Freeman w. j. ]. Willis.
There being no further business,
court adjourned sine die.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-01-26
A prominent Chicago Woman Speaks

Prot. R"xa Tyler, of Chicago,
Vice. President Illinois wOman's
Alliance. in speaking uf Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, says: y
suffered with q severe cold this VIM
ter which, ,hreatenrd u run into
pneumOn,s. I tried different reinc-
dies but seemed 10 2r..w worse
and tlr. medicine upset my stomach.
A friend advised me tn try Cham
berlaiI's t,nuyh Remedy amd found
Il was pleasan: IL TAXI. and it re-
l;.yed me 1t once | am n,w en-
,irely recovered, saved a d.n.t'r's
hill, time aud eutfermy. aud will
never be wi:h"ut this splendid 'aedi,
cine again.
For Sale BY v. H. Frederick COvlng-
ton. and X. b Paine, Vaudeville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-01-26

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ID
the mothers fsvor,ie. It is pless.
ant and safe for children to take and
ALWAYS cures. It il intended e.
peciallly for coughs. colds, Group
and whooping cough, and the best
medicine made for these diseases.
There il not the least danger in Civ.
ing it tn children for it contains no
opium or other Injurious drug and
may he givcr nc confidently 70 &
babe as to IN adult.
For sale BY v. H. Frederick, Coving-
ton, 3. b. Paine. Vaudeville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-01-26

The Twentieth Century las been
uehered in and we are still holding
the fort in our same old stand.
We wish to announce to our
friends and Gu stomers that We will
continue to carry the most varied
lines of general merchandise in
town, and in account Of quant,-
ties We buy aud sell, We are able
to compete ii not sell lower than
any competitor.
BABING TON & GO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-01-26
Official.
AN ORDINANCE.

Granting the St. Tammany Ice {
Manufacturing Company, Limited, Its
agents, transfereea, representatives,
successors or assigns, the right to
erect, construct, maintain and operate
along, through, over and under the
streets, alleys and highways In the
Town Of COvington, Louisiana, all such
wires, poles, conductors, mains and
cables a shah or may become necessary
to establish and extend, rs may be re-
qulred, electric lights, and = system Of
lighting by electricity, and to furnish
electric power and light all places Of
business, amusements and private
houses, or any other places where lights
are necessary In said Town.
Section 1. BE It ordained, by the
Mayor and Town Council Of the Town
Of Covington, st. Tammany Parish,
Louisiana, That the st. Tammany Ice
and Manufacturing Company Limited,
its agents, transferees, representatives,
successors or assigns, be, and are here
bv granted the right to erect, maintain
and operate along, through, over and
under the streets, alleys and highways
of Covington, Louisiana, all such wires,
poles, c0ndu ct0rs, mains and cables rs
shall or may become necessary to es-
tablish and extend IS may be required,
electric lights, and system of lighting
by electricity, and to furnish electric
power for all purposes either public or
private, and light all places OF business,
amusements and private houses. or any
other places where lights are necessary
in said Town, for period of twenty Ave
years.
That the Town reserves the right to
amend or qualify this Ordinance from
time to time by adding to the conditions
or limitations already erected, such
other additional requirements as ex-
periencc and scientific demonstrations
may show to be necessary for the pre-.
servatiOn Of persons and property.
Section2. Be It further ordained, etc.,
That this ordinance shall 60 into effect
the came time that the said Company
commences the construction Of the
electric lights In said Town.
Adopted January, Z, 1901.
G. z. WILLIAMS, Mayor.
w. q. KENTzEL., Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-01-26
Card Of Thanks.

i. behalf OF the Covington Brass
Nd. I teuder sincere thanks TO tue
49, citiseus who gave as their patron
- a our entertainment, on Noodav
naaAt Ian. IL. Also to the twenty
Aoocfary members, who kindly came to
..r ae,astance II the needed hour; to
- q, arnstic Clab; 20 Mr.. I. A. Bohne
sv,tA his oh ,nograph; to she knights Of
rythIas, and many others.
Very respectfully,
81. A. MORTEE, President.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-01-26

i'he School Board proceedings
vim Be found on the second page.
rhes ars lengthy and interesting,
especially the report of Mr.. JOS. b.
LANCASTER, the Secretary and Super
iatendeut. He takes . lively inter-
- ID public school matters, and
xypss the lengthenlng of the school
term 70 six months. His report is
complete, and reflects credit upon
=oar able Superintendent of Public
Schools.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-01-26

The return game of foot ball be-
tween the Dixon Academy boys
aud the Covingtonians was played
last Friday afternoon, and the score
stood Q to Q, being quite gain for
the Covington boys over the game
of the previous week, when they
were defeated by q score of 5 to 0.
The teams were composed as fol-
lows:
Dixon Academy
jamie McCandl,sh, r. h.; Leon
I.abatt, !. b.; Prof. W. Dixon,
+. b.; J. w. Hincks, q. b.; Ran
dali Richard, |. e.; Theo Moulin,
r. e.; Ferdie Stern, c.; Allie Smith,
l. t.; Prof. Ii. Kopman, r. t.;
Robert Badon, r. g.; +. Poole,
l. e. G. Lyons, W. Smith and
Posey Ventress, substitutes. Aver
age weight, l35 pounds.
Coyingtonians
Ernest Richard, r. h.; Neuma
Hebert, |. h.; Archie Smith, f. b.;
Sllas L. Smith, q. b.; Paul SECOND
T. e.; Louis Hebert, |. e.; A. Beau
coudray, G.; Julian Smith, r. t.;
Walter Jackson, |. t.; Mr.. Young,
l. e.; Harry Smith, r. 3. Arthur
Delebreton and ID. n. Corbett, sub
stitutes. Average weight, 1894
pounds.
j. Potter, umpire aud referee
RObt. Ross and Ed. Richard,
liEemen.
Leon Hebert and NJ. Z. Day,
time keepers.