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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
Su rerRdufen.
Epntf,dnnicid1afts .Q(nseide.

Gpmpasnicihafts 9(nseiae.
salt more, nh. ben /. Mai 1901.
Die Girma MOoenDurf, Glp,r Co., ole bisber
spi9en ben llntsrssi1nsten beftanDen bat, ipuroe
beute bur6 etesn.itiets l1ebereintomm.n auisclot.
g8iaiam 9. Ciipsr sisbt ib BON Der SbeilnabTe
an ben g.i66itsa ,urid. uup 8. g9iaiom Miooen=
burf tpro ale @s6dfte Der Sbeilbaberi6aft liauis
oiren unb abipidsln.
&. sBtniam Mefetennprf.
gBiniam 3. Cliner.
gcIt msre, Mb., ben l. Rdi 1901.
Sis llmter,si5netsn baben beute cine Sbtilbabers
i6aft inter oem Srm.uuameu g. g4 m. aR b )
eenoorf & 6 0. esgriinoet gum 3psds Der SUB
rupa BON G5eitdften in Baltimore ols 8anfiers.
Soubss unb GffsftensRatter UNI o.s Sanoelns NIT
ausldnoil6en 98t6ielH.
0i. 10 qsbioete Sbsilbab,rihaft in ens Eobfo!=
asriu Der auiesl6fsn Sirma MibsenSsri. Siipsr
60.
q. DiHidm Mitefentcri.
" z. Hpbins,
". 8. NutberfcCre.
tgat,.s,5,. 3. eens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
Baltimore, Nao., sonntag, ben 5. Naai 1901.
GREAT SCOTT.
Der grOBe prsis6erabIeber bat e4re
na9barI4afllifs 9eIinnunsen!

III SIUbS pA9toH1AGplS5SL Hul SlJA
na9barTdafili6s GeFinnungen!
SO garlOr=mcublcmcnts tuiro er eu9 ,u
SD. 10 ubetlahen -duT GreDit.
gr FAT 100000 Na9barn. OieTslz
ben babea ldnmttih ir9snb tpel4e
na6barii9s 9eFinrungen, tpenn oiez
fslben nur in ibnen seipsdt tpsroen!
Der 8aufmann Der Mafen 6ringt
Dieiei6sn gum Qusiorud!
S2S SdjtaaimmsreGiur i@.ungen ibtrldbt sr
SUD fir $14.7o "a auf 3sit.
Great Scott bate einsn orpz
Ben 8prudtb! Gr bate es ni9t mo-
ifig, iens 5psi 9roBen 1ps sfli6sn 5d7
briten aus5uiaufen! gr piirbe O;es
aIs cine bloBs 9sG6Gfts Nngslsgsnz
belt audi ni9t sstbon ba6en. Oo9 erz
fannie en- oarin cine sr0Be 9elegenz
fett. Gs mar eins 8slssen6eit, S6Hsn
eine no9bau!i9e 6rsuDs 81 6ereiten.
sl2 emaiLlirts itdblsrn, 9etthensn iiberabt ct
SUD iir So. 15 -aui 9 IN d.
seSn Den bsiben 6a6rifen bsfarb Ii6
eth 8prrat9 Don WDb:in i'm Mert9e
bon elmer bal6sn Million Dollars -
9arior Meubsmsnts, S6laf3inz
msr gtnri9tunesn. GB5immers@;nz
pi9tuasen, 9ibliofbef5immsr 3:=
qui5itsn Wo6n5immsrz, Nd65immer=
unb &inbsrlfubsn NlDbsln. Der aro=
Be Preis6erab1sBsr truBte isbp9, poB
bas 8plf ben Baltimore auBer WaD=
bsln au9 anbere Sa9en tpun|6t.
OoHefbe eebrau9t au6 Seppi9s,
Meatten, gisl6rGnfs. @inige aebrouz
Gen go Carts" unb &inbsn Waz
gen!
500 sbauf.lIibfs ii6erabt cr Gu5 fir
S2.45 -unD f6nnt SDrGure 3eit
lelbit It be It mmeu
Nur sin Mann bon oroBen Sose'n
fann tpifen, mas bas Mort uNa9z
bar" tpirfli9 bsbsutet. Nur Elm erobz
miitbiser Wann fann parm fu6teno
Denfsn.
ltnb NOS iinb parms @eIinnunqen9
@s finb 6iilfs!siIsunsen CUR @rTpoz
run9 bon 8slo; 56ub essen unrs9t,
bas Sud pislIsi6t get6an trerben
mag; ni3sit Recommendations" fir
bic Se3ablung; @srldngerungss5
tpenBer[dn9erungs 5rtf nDtbia 1T
uno gepiini9t tptrb. Oas iol1ts E i n
N d 96ar tbun!
Stpb6e. Matt.n, Gtgi6rdntc - er prO Die
ielbcn auf Die @difte Der greiie elnO:rer bsrob.
isBea = unD er nirD Illes auf
&reoit foletn.
0ieIsn Morgen esbt Great Scott in
bieFsr 3eitung in Cure Na46arT6aft.
gs iif eine @intaouns ibm @elesenz
ts:t gu gs6en, @u9 gu 5elfen, sud
8elb gu euIparen unb Sud gu 6efz
fen, bic 2u}sn bes tG9liden 2e6sns
gu erlei6tsrr.
eino:r49gageu mn ,G,osGartsD - Gei6ts
Bargains - ibts 9eOinsuueen
Die grOBen 5unf Ndsr 2Goen
an Noro 9oparO StraBe, obsr
an GAP StruBe, hurase6enb bis
Gsntral 9(penus.
Sc lit tstn Gnbe, bic gats Great
Scott's gu prsiisn. Q25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
Gin niebiifler Stantf1mmerer.

@rolorabo Springs, Got.,
4. Mai. = @sns Aepilion Ger 9u9sr
unb M6re9nunesn oss SiaotfGmm.z
rers Moles s. '9ale 6at einsn 5eblz
6stras bon $4,000 ergsbon. Sine
@:r9af.ung bes Oefruubanten lit nod
ni4t erfo.gt, tpeil ieine 2lngeG0cisen
uno Sreunos bsripro4en baben, Das
Sfi5:t Doal lidnoig gu bsden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
SSm. 8. C'Srfen. fun.. gnpaIt,
Hr. e0i, litp=8tbduoe.
VeriualtcrS. S.Ncrfauf
-ppn-
tpsrtbboIen @runOI OItidsn an 9arforbz
Hoao uno Sentins@2ans.
Ser 8srtauf finbst itatt an Srt uno
Sielle am
DonnsrItaa oen 9. Mai 1901,

Na&mittags 5 llbr.
Grfsns. - Gin Grunoitud nit elmer Sront. BON
60 sub an Der Roropeii.its Der 9arforb= =5urnpifez
@oao, 40 s5ub iitotpsftl6 bon S.nfins=9ans, nit
eintr Sisfs BON go SUB. Dur6auf,ns bis 1i6olsz
strubs, NIT elmer Sronte bon 60 GuB an otrisIbtn.
gruno3ins $75
3tpsit,ns. = Gin @jrunotiif an Der Siiolpeit=Gde
Der toarior0-Roao uno S.nfins 4aaus, NIT elmer
5ronts BON 10 Sub an Der 9arforOs9toaD uno elmer
Sisfs aa Ssnfns Sane bon 220 GUS, our6lalrfsno
bis R9olionsStrabe. @runo,ins 1876 f.lbs
it nit einem siDeftodistn iiss.ltsinernen 9Scbns
ebauie b:baut uno als 9fr. d46 Searioro.Roao, BIZ
fannf
Grittsns. = Gin Grunoitit, an bas obies an=
srsnrno. NIT plridsr ssrcnte unD 5iefe. @runs@
aims $26.4. SoHab. lit nit einsm su,f6dissn
sicetF.inernen 9Bobubauit 6sbant unp cls Tr. 144'
&urfprbsRoaD, betrnnt
Beesn geDinsunpen unb non.r Gin3slnbsiten
ftbs Die Rn,eiae in Der .6un.1
D m. 3. O'Brien IL.
Nerraltsr unn Wnirdlts
GA&M. N<R AA<x1A-n=a>H HaItiAuataza-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
gebr leiSeno.
Man9efsr Mb.,
90 Wbrif 1901

Man9e ter, Mb.,
20. Nprii 1901.
Or. 5artleh glr. 311, g3oroz
paca Strabe.
@ert1er 9srr! = 8or ungefabr
Tieben5sbn SabrsnL tpdbpsno i'd an
psnnGplpanta Nbenus i'm Gisdrrenz
9sI6dfie tbdtis mar, fit ih ls9r an
aaiarrb unb mar Ie6r hdufrg NIT
flsinsn @eT9piiren in ban RaIsnbo1z
len Mbaffet, bic mir eroBs S9msr5en
bsreitsten. Sfe. beiltsn mid in iebr
turser 3sit, unb tatte i'd BON oa ob
6;s 1suis feline 9eiapiirs mebr IN
msinsr Hdfe.
W m. 8onber,
Mitslieb bes 3sta Gunelape y1r. 6,
llndbb. Orbsn Der 9tptaIopher.
(24r-6 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
VpritclIunsen in Baltimore
Mittwo6 : ponnsrfag, 8. 5 9. Mai
glusffcllunsspIas
EYan WnrfsHnab nno 20. StraBe.

geierprtt numcrirte Sibe uno Gintritts =9iaete
an ben 0ortelunestaesn bel @lbaugb's, Nr. 10,
Ipros6 6barles =Strabe. glbtpei6eno bon anoeren
S6auitslungen iiro bic Gintrittsprsile IN oercn
Sireau Der untcren stabt piei,lben, ais bieieniz
gen am reeuldrcn giIet 9Sagcn auf Dem Nus
ftelluHespluss. Qlo,25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
@rpBe gagemil4len einaeGidlert.

@fblanp, Ms., 4. Mai. = Die
9rOBn Sdgemiibl glnlassn Der
rGIblano Manufaeturing Company"
ipuroen beute Wiorsen pur4 5euer
5erliOrt. Der Derluf Raiffsrt iiA
auf iber &2QQQQQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05

Diustpa6l oller unierer 55t., 60c.
uno Csc. 5Ouluros i'm 9uiais gu bic
fem ngbrisen Yreis, IN alien 5rii6z
jobrsfarbsn nit Ih0nen Nlknz unb
sSTguren MduItarn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
Ril'g(iIlg Bros.
9rOBte S1a,tite4,t,t9
oet @elt.
Giile mooerne 3eitsemaBe groBe 70
S6anfellnng,

ole nsuefen eurOpdiidsn, orisntalii6sn unb ome=
rifanii@en arena=seniatiOnsn III elmer berrl6sn
Solfommenbsit borfubrsnb ipic iolde ME suoOr
per1ubt ipurben, uno Dur6 ibre IbertpdltieenDe
WuHniefaltiefeit olle arbcren S6auftsGuneen uls
unbeocntenb eri6sinen lafen. Sersr 9(tt cine neue
unS orieuele sIufiitruns eritsr 8laHs. Sting
ling Bros neusite Seuiatipn nit brciirtcn Sbs=
ren.
20 GIspbanten tn einer srosen Scene,
1lsdssitie in einsm Sing ibrc sunfftiid. purfiib=
rsnb, unter 2eituno zines ein3ioen Mannss in
VsrbinOuns nit ben ipeltberibntten
SoGbart afrobatiid,en. tamsensen euffipieIz
GIepbanten.
MHebr ais 500 beriibmtc ShnffIer!
so auff=gsmnaitifer, nit Gini6lus Der tpeitbes
ri6nten Gpmmaititer auf bpbem Srabt, has
Spnowaps 9rio.-Meun Gareinettis
on Der spibc elmer unpsrelei6li6en Scieni6aft
BON 60 beriibmtsn Ifrobuten.
so erobartise &eittr. eini6liebli6 Der gr0bten
&untreittrin Der 94elt.
Fri, MmeIia SeeIep.
C'Brien's Muftrefen nit 81 Nfersen
nno ,a6lrei6e ansere qrobartiee 8crfiibruneen sn
9isrbt, bel bensn tbatiG6li6 500 prabtioe Yferos
1000 Qeuts. 30 6Gspbanten 40 Gloipng 100
Sableaur, S,6blen uno 6dfge nit ipiloen Sbtereu.
&uireeenSss r6miides Sippobrome. Site fir ls.=
900. 6apitalanlaee $3r700000. Sd9li6s Surdz
i6nitts=llnfofsn $7400
8robe ueue freie Strasen= 9ardoe in 80 @6tbeiz
Iunqen ON Wittiuod ben 8. Ueai, 10 llbr Sor=
mittdgs.
uniere soc. Gintrittsfurten fir Iacs. &inoer
inter Il Sabren bic Soaltte.
eSe3isG bilige Grfurfonsn auf alien Giienbabnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05

GUT NUIulueiuil9 SlilSS SellQllleHiS
oipei @runosinien bon ie $4,000
apert6boGfen pa9tz9runOHiidsn,
Nr. 511, 513 uno 515, Goro=gal6oun=
@traBe, Nr. 17O3 uno 1905, Wel it.
2anpaleAStraBe, Nr. 14O9, Mprts
ls 2lpsnue, gar. 14O2, S6islos
@usp, unb ger. 545, preBtmanz
AStrabe.
Scr llnter;e5nete miro fraft Der ibm als anipalt
serlitbtnen @olmadbt in 8eiua auf bic III Dem 5ss
fam.ntc Des in Baltimore p:ritorbenen aobu mbit,
tireton eenannten 8ermGhtnlie sum Sp,de Der
@ertbeilnns otrelbsn untsr ben 9satartn lno Cribs
b:redtigten am u t t 10 0 d., ben d Nfdi 1901,
su Den uabfogtnp eenannten Stunocn irro 9lasen,
hi. folqt, ouf oTfsntlidber auftion psrtuui.n:
Gritens = I'm l ubr Ra6mittags - in o;n
Grunoitiids gertauisrdumsn Der p8uifors Gr=
tunec," Gbarles= uno 9sgineton.Strabt, spti
| GrunDsinisu BON is $50. tatsno ouf osn dls Rr.
1860 uuO 1862. 9lnorssSirabs b:flnnt,n Gruno=
| fudsn.
tipe an Srt unp Sttlle. 8oat4SrunOfide uno ess
biulid)teiten bsfdunt als Nr. 5pl, 5l3 uno sl5,
&oro46albcunitrab., itoss Srunofiif einsm erunOs
gins BON $50 unteriuorfen.
ios an Srt uno stele, 9abt+Srunofiife uno e,.s
bdul;6fsiten befann als SIR. 1903 unD 1705 ggeits
9onplle=S StraB., iFpes Grunotiif siuem 8runojIns
RON $15 unt:rnerfen.
Ole Btbiul;1f:it.u AMI iestm DER cbsn erpibns
ten f3runpfids bsit:bsn aus /. ein,m eretitDdgta
jieetltsinernen g9obnbauie.
8ierttns- lin Is llbr NaGmittdqs an Srt
Inp Ste1e GrunDitiif uno 8sb1uli6ftit:n, als 0r.
149 Mprtls=Slpenue, uro Nr. 402, Sbie6ssIaep,
btfuunt, qpopon oas Gritsre NIT einem DreitDdeen
GiGestinsrneu g9obnbauie urto bas 2tbtere nit els
uem 5peiit6dieen seeelisinerntn @obubauie tebaut
it, Osis b;iosn &runDitiifs ipsrb.n 3uiamnt,n ptr=
fani euem Grunp3iuie BON S72 unteriporisn.
5erner:
S Uni tens - lin ll6r Nadmittdqs an Grt
unD Stsa 8riHDfIf ulso Gsbduld)fetGn, bsfanut
ais 9lr. 545, preBtman= Strabs, NIT einem Drsi=
fndieen 5iestlteinern:n 98sbnbauie beblut uno els
ntm @runniins BON Sj5 unt,riporfsn.
@ertanfsz S:Oinauneen: Gin Srittcf 9aar, Der
3t nab ids uno 3pDif Diouot.n, nit 3inien NIB
lnr otn unt,rsc6Ittea Inipllt suiricoenif.asnosr
s6erbcit, oogr 2llss 9aar. nod Selebsu oes &du=
1.rs VINE sn3oblune non $50 piuo auf ieoss
BrunDfud 3ur 3eit De5 9erfauis osrlanat
alon3p Z. M es 9lnmalt.
Fattiion & 8aban
tl253R) sluftionatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
G1LDENBERG
BRuS.
Sfr. 25 ,tnS q, aS.=Seri,,9tpn=Str.
Cine uoGfdnOige
RGumung.
$eice,titeHe.

Shiuarse SeiSe.
59c. eanafsipene SaHsta ....SSc.
75c ooneieinene Saffsio . Soc.
800 oos1aIsibsrp Saffetu, 27 3oG
hrpit 69c.
S9tparp gan5Ieihens psdu os
Spis 8oc fpert6 Csc.
6alpor5s aunsieioene- pean De
Sois, $1.25 tpertb ..........SSc.
Csc. bis 75c. Mpniielime be spic 39c
2OOOYoros' Der fainItsn Aualltal
in elsgan!sn MuIisrn, Streifen, Yo.ta
Dots uro 3;nsen, aGs neu uno iaOn.
Gofnmt frii6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
Gansieioenc atlasartiae
eSpular0S 39c.

Vuu0IStotuC uttuSUTItue
Somlaros 39c.
tNustpabl oller unierer 55t., 6Oc.
uno Csc. 5oularbs i'm '9aais gu bic
fem ragsbrisen Yrsis, IN alien 5rii6z
| jabrsfarbsn mi: Ih0nen Dslfnz unb
Sygursn e WduI fern.
S8eiRe anb id,,uarse SurSeo
@abutai 39c.
Yoiilio soc. 9uali!Gt, ertra I9spere
gorb, san5ieiDen, fir Saillen unb
&leioer pafeno.
3n tueniaer ais Soc. ant 9pIlar fit
Glsgants "Tailor<maos" Aydss.
Sir $e.ss = $40, $12, unb SIS
9lr5iss seben fir b:sfsn prsis, aus
9roapclolb, Wenstian unb 9omez
Ipuns; gtoa Z sSadets, nit Saffetaz
8efab unb app!iqueo; in GATOR, bfau,
i4nora uno grau.
Sir $3.50 = fir Mnsuas, bic bon
$12 Bis $18 brinsen IoGten, in GATOR,
braun, blau, erdu uro ianur5;
feints Auafit1t pebbls G6spipt unb
&natidn; Gton= uno 8plsrOzSadets,
beistt uno appliqueb, 8te:p:od in
neun Slarez. uao 5louneez5acons.
Sir $12.9S = gtnsfpa6l ,-eiGR-
unb i9Dner 2fr5iiee i'm Wsrths BIZ
gu $25.; 8roobclotb, 9snstian unD
g6epiot fsinHar Qualitdt. Gipnz uno
8olero sSa&ts, nit SafFeta esfiitz
teri; Hr;ft Sailprzmaee; &leior0ds in
5lpunce Gffeftsn.
Separate alcibr1fe.
80 feline i6nar5e Gaso;ot asioz
RODE nit Soffa!a 5.ouacs, nit 7
@ores, NIT gu!er psrca!lne gsTiiiIe-t,
$500 usrtb, fir. $3.50
0e1eEian, G6spiot urb Broabclptb
S1firts - in Stounoez obsr 5iarsz
Jacons - nit SnfFsta ober M4tas be-
leBt; $500 tpsrtb, fir .....S4.98
eSdine 5aFfsta aasior0ds, saas
eefdstsIt, nit 4 Rsib:n gorb:ne unp
mil Saffeta8uno beIeBI; SIS ns--tth,
Iu- u-...................... $500
safFsta aleibrDds, gang gsfdlie.t,
nit 5louncs bon Npplique auf Seiz
rsniiilI; $18 Bsrtbe; fit Utontag nur
fir S1O.75
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
Auspfrkanf fatbiasr Glsisfraoff.

Ausufrkant tarbt9er klftofrltoUe.
csc. sic garo, pertb 39e. bis 59c.
4Oza0lliss Goroeo So;ef.
38s5Dlligs pe6bie Gffpiot.
38z3DGies 9enristla.
38z5DGigs gan5poGene Ssrgs.
i34z30aise ganappl:ne Gballs.
g(s nsuen Sarb:n.
SOC. bic 9arS, tpertb 69c.' bis S9e.
46z3DGigs eanstpollsne WAlrols.
4OzaDQiee odnStpp1ene psbble.
4Oz5DGiss ean5poGens 8enetsesl.
42z50Gige sar5tpoGene s'far:ntk
g6spiot.
! 46z50aiss son5pof1ene fran5OfIN
Senristta.
46z5Daige ean5D0llene Sergs.
50z5D1igs gan5poGene 9omeipun.
5Oz5OaTges gan5tpoll0les Oamenz
tu6.
2tIs nsusn S6attirungen.
@an5pp[Isns 6omsfpuna, 40 3plI
brett, in 6easrau, prforo, spbfarbig
uro braurl ... .39c.
Itlas gsltre;fte g6alIies, 25 SEiide
in o!o role, reisOd, crema, 6.ublau,
! rot6 u. fp.. .59c.
setbs spesialitGten in
fdbiparscn 0Saaren.
SOC. gas1appllsns f4tpur5e Gbalz
ilS SOC.
zoo. 38z5Oaige 8atiiie =. .39c.
75c. sun5tpolle1e 38z50Giss Grepe
| be 8iold .429c.
75c. Miitrial ............ Soc.
42z5Dai9e englif9e gsidr;ntte G6ez
Utpl fOC.
42za0Qige Double Wdrp Sturms
J Serge ...... 49c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-05
g. S. Arifft6 & Go.

81. 4O3 uno 4O5. Ch'Uaifimore<Sfrase
,pero.n ibr,n asiammtsn
Wnrratb bon 9eppi9en, MObeln II.
ausp.rfauien. MalIen Das eaus bis gum ]. Suii
tanmsn- laRaiz 2ntA fE4AzA .
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-03-09

A German contemporary gives
some interesting figures on the in
creasing value Of given piece Of
iron or steel through working. Out
Of an iron block whose value IS
IS there may be manufactured:
Horseshoes TO the value of SIS, or
table cutlery to the value of 5000, or
needles to the value of $40,
blades to the value Of
$4,000. The most valuable pro-
ducts, however, into which the raw
iron may be converted are watch
springs. Out Of our IS iron block
watch springs to the value OF no
less than $4,000 may be manu-
featured. This means an increase
in the value of more than 5000 per
conf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-03-09
ALL CAN VOTE.

The question has been discussed
considerably since the opening Of
the spring campaign, as to the
necessity Of having paid the poll
tax 10 enable one to vote in the
April election. TO positively set
tie the matter, Hon. John II. Poe
asked the opinion of Attorney
General Guion aud received the
following reply:
New Orleans. La. Jan. 20, 1901.
Hon. John II. Poe, Lake Charles, La.
My dear Sir have your letter
Of the 23d inst, and in reply will
say that it is not necessary, In order
for an elector to be permitted to
vote at a municipal election, or any
other election during the present
year, that he should have paid his
poll tax for the past two yesrs.
1t was decided by the Supreme
Court in the case of State ex rel
Ball vs.. Cain, SO A., p. 2llO, that
the payment of the poll tax, re-
quired by the constitution. could
not be exacted as a prerequisite to
the exercise Of the right to vote
until the year 1909.
In other words. no voter is de-
MED the right to vote by failure to
pay his poll taxes until the year
1909. Yours very truly,
WALTER GUION.
Lake Charles Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-03-09
WAR-TAX REDUCTION

The country Is to be congratu-
lated that, after all, 3 considerable
amount of the taxation rendered
necessasy three years ago to defray
the expenses of the war with Spain
il to be removed from the shoulders
Of the people.
Neither the brewers nor the to-
bscco men have quite as large re
ductlon made for their benefit as
the Senate proposed. and on the
other hand the reductions are ,
trifle larger than they were in the
House bill. Tobacco will pay
% so per 100 pounds, and beer
will pay only 81 80 per barrel,
without any extra discount. Many
taxes have been repealed altogether,
which either pressed hard upon
those who had to pay them, or
we're more of nuisance and lncon-
venience than . burden. These
taxes have been repealed outright:
Commercial brokers' tax, the tax
on bank checks. certificates, of
deposit, promissory notes money
orders, bills of ladlng for
export, express receipts, tele-
phone and telegraph messages,
insurance, leases, mortgages, pro-
prietary medicines, powers of at
torney, warehouse receipts, per-
fumery and cosmetics, while
number of other taxes have been
materially reduced.
The law abolishing the above
taxes will 60 into effec. on the LIST
of July, 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-03-09
Paper From Bagasse.

Mr.. Quenton Hogg, the presi-
dent of the Kenllworth Sugar Com
pany, in Plaquemine Parish, has
been examining into the merits Of
bagasse As paper stock and after
careful Investigation has concluded
to erect . paper mill to be run in
conjun:ton with the Kenilworth
sugar factory.
Mr.. Hogg has secured the ser
vices Of IN expert paper manufac-
turing engineer, and has completed
all arrangements and ordered the
machinery for the 5000, 900 paper
mill he will construct adjacent to
his Kenilworth sugar factory.
Work will be rushed through in
time to manufacture the bagasse Of
the present crop into paper, when
the factory begins operation next
October.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-03-09
At the Buffalo Fair.

Gov. Heard has joined number
of prominent citizens of New Or
leans IN an effort to have thus State
properly represented at the Pan
American Exposition TO be held At
Buffalo, New York. The parishes
of Acadia and Calcasleu have al
ready taken steps to take part in
the Louisiana exhibits and will do
all in their power to make . cred,-
table display at the Buffalo Fair.
Other parishes have also expressed
An intention of participating in this
progressive movement. Have any
of the citizens Of st. TammanY
considered this matter? If not, il
Is about time that they should.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-03-09

And We teihx Of the opinion that .
iury was NO. needed Tor tho second weel
Of said conri, tho said Jury Com mis-
sio aerx plncel all OF said slips in an
envelope, anil endorsed - above stated
aud sealed, vera by rs placed In the
sJury Box" and locked and scaled and
placed in the custody Of tie Clerk OF
Court. in the preseuoe OF the above
mentioned witnesses. for use q the e,.-
suing session Of court
All OF these acts Oi the Jury Commits =
sioners Aforesaid having been doe in
tue presence If esch other and Of the
witnesses above named and me-, ex-Of.
6cio Jury Commissioner and Clerk, al
of whom hcreunto sign their names. on
the same day and date INST above writ
ten.
CmARLEs OUILDE1,
H. ]. SMITH,
v. H. FH1D8AlCx,
E H. A. vEs1ET,
snry Com :nissioaera-
h. r WAnl1x
Clerk aud ex. ',msio Jury Conmiesicnee.
Witnesses:
L. ]. HKIxJz,
". /. fUsSKLL.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-03-09
WIN. A. Barclay W. Mary 4. Barclay,
ct ais.
Tweaty-sixth judicial District Court OF
L0uisiana, in and for the Parish Of St
TasumAny.

BY virtue Of an order Of partition
from the honorable the aforesaid court,
and to me directed. bearing date SEPT
4, 1901
l will proceed to sell at public auction
at the Courthouse door, in the town OF
Covlngton, NJ Tammany Parish. La.
on SATURDAY. March 8, 1901, between
legal sale hours. the following described
property 10 wit:
A cartain lot Of ground together
with all the improvements thereon and
all rights, ways, privileges and apper-
tenances thereuntO belonging or In any
wise appertainiug, situated in the Par
ish Of st. Tammany, in this State, In
that part surveyed Shd laid OF or styled
and designated ~ B0ssier City, and de-
ecrlbed ae lot number four of the square
number three, which Is bounded by
Third, Fourth, Keller and st. Mary
streete as shown or delineated ON the
plan Of said ''Bossier City," as laid OF
by w. II. r. Hapgen, Civil Engineer,
In March and April. 1887, whereof .
lithO&fsphic sketch Is annexed to an
oct passed before Notary John ].
Ward, ON August Is, 1892, which said
lot measures sixty feet front ON Keller
street, by one hundred and twenty feet
in depth between parallel lines, and it
is one Of the three lots that the present
vendor purchased from E. Bossier, by
act passed before said Notary, John J.
Ward. August IL, 1892, and being the
same property acquired BY William
Barclay from Allen Barclay, on the 18th
day Of October 1892, as per act duly
recorded In book Of conveyance "P,"
fOlios l33 to l36.
Terms Of sale cash. will, benefit Of
aPpnisemenI
T. +. BREWSTER, Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-03-09
VENIRE.

BEIcKNOWN AND RENEABE RED,
That on this 9TH day Of Feb, in tue year
of onr Lord. nineteen hun .ired and one.
being the Jay dxed therefor BY law. I. Il.
r. Warre:.. Clerk ofth rwehty-sixth J,,.
ticial District Court MI ! rx-On8cio Jury
Commissi oner for the Parish OF st Tam
many. having previously summoned IN
writin. Charles Oullibrr, II. A. vssret,
v. H. Frederick, II. J. Smith and ". ].
MayfielL, Jury Commissioners, and l..
J Heintx anil " !. Fnss.ll. fseeholien.
and citizens of said Pal ish, a. witnesses.
to appear on this day; and Clarl q
Oulliber. II. A. vs,ret. II. ]. Smith
and V. II. Frederick, Jury Counts
sionees, (w. J. Msytisld being absent }
having Appt ared in my office
il the Courthouse in tho Town oi
t.ovington. the place designated by me,
did proceed with the Ju-y Commission.
ers. in the presence OF the witnessed
aforesaid. toexamine the general venire
Ii e. an I strive t..orcirom the names vfal!
persons VIII Fave served ~ grand and
esular jnror> shines the previous draw.
ing Of the general v-cire, ~ we'll rs all
those p-rsoD> vino have died. removed
from t.:- parish. or otherwise disqnali-
Tel. and - remove from the General
vcnire Dox the slips containing the
ma nes: OF the persons 40 stricken from
the list.
We. the said Jury Commissioners
aforesaid. it, the presence Of the afore.
aid witnesse~, then supplemented
the general Yenire List by sddins
thereto the names Of NJ many qualified
jurors n was required to make three
hun re.l. and by adding to tho ballot,
in the Gerera, venire Box. ON separate
slips Of paper. the names If the persons
20 added to The list. We then dill select
from the said supplemented list the
names Of thirty (3O) persons, AS far ~
possible from different parts Of the p~r.
isil. which persons. good and true men.
and aid. il the presence Of the othel
Jury Commissioners and tho aforesaid
witnesses, place their names, written b,
me, Clerk. on separate slips Of paper
in an envelope sealed and endorsed By
me, Clerk. as List Of Petit JnSors. 4
servo ss jurors for the arst week Of ths
March term Of Court, Commencing Mon
,:ay, March II, 1901 ~ follows. to-wit