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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
To Shss s Nos to Ships

Iis hard 4ue-siau 90 l.is raui.a
ns.lu vth eaffie o Spare lu-i aaU.
Ths very unsatisfactory pueo- shows
hHls urrsscmeut. lue ma-tiy g.
tbe heavy -elliHg af eastern stock.
aud sea IF caf5le ara O. he sid r
-eoms the natural time o. dispose d
tbom D. is she beliel amaHg thasr
allss o. che market thai ths ruu ai
eastern cattle IL about finished and
the advance 81 ~ which the market
ba- shown during September i- likely
ta emtiue Even shaEld % H1i m.
prove Guuul-lu county -iackmm
are pretty we'll fixed tar the winter
The hay 9ur Is larger t.an ever be-
6r. la fae history af the gaIlel and
30 l= ral tusIue-- rrapl-.uaa o..
paf aav inside lHv I11nI ar.b ff
faH ura..r li HalH--ars
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
A Remarka Bile Record

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
"a remarkable record ID has been "a
ina use lgr over thirty years. during
which time manly million bottles
have been sid and used It has
long been the standard and main re-
lance Iu the treatment ul Group u
thousands Of homes yet during all
thi. time u1 case has ever been re-
ported tu hem5uufacturer- iu which
it failed to elTect cure When given
as soon d- the child become, haar-C
OF even as soon as the Cruupv cough
appears, 1t will prevent the attack
ID i~ pheasant 10 take, many children
HkaIr II contains u1 opium ruth-
er harmful substance and may be-
given a~ confidently to a baby as to
an adult For sale hv an druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

We are glad t1 NOTE the number
of republican exchanges and iudlvid-
uals who are willing t1 admit that
the governor made a sad mistake iu
calling ont our militia when both
sheriff and commissioners IT Cripple
positively declared their ability To-
cope with the situation The great
majority of all parties are of course
anxious for good government and
the good of Colorado. Their differ
ence lies i'm ideals Of government and
certain tendencies of either party
I'm a case like this where the chief
executive has plainly overstcppcd
his authority and made unfortunate
distinction between the rights Of in
dividuals and the rights of property,
u Is pleasant t1 note the number
who can rise above party prejudice
and speak lor the good Of the state
aud ITS whole population
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

The Pueblo Chieltain .republicauI
takes "a lall out Of the veual state
hoard ol equalization Alter citing
facts and figures t0 show that under
the law the Pullman company should
be assessed at two million instead of
the redirulou-ly low figure of ~a52.
2iN. 1t remarks.
The Pullman Palace Car conn
Uauv earns "a met profit in Colorado
each year of at least -. $4,000. and
it cumUclS t.c travelling public 20
support bis usrrer- by hlackmailing
tips
THE Pullman company b. a.per-
amhulariug graft that carries FROM
the State ~2.5wmO annually and
cyuuI- m the state the mere pit
tmca oI SO per month to "a couduc-
tor f.r each car and SIS per month
to "a porter fur each car and either
wI~a b. has u1 empl.yo~ Of any Kind
ln tro state except ~mg richly paid
tax agents fa see that lust a. small
part l~ possible nI fap - $4,000
graft g1o- into the treasury of tig
state
"Thc Pullman company earns
more uet profits each year than any
railroad in the static and more than
several of them combined earns FROM
their passenger business. vet the
Pullman company Is assessed only
a fraction eI the amount a9-es-rd
against the railroad companies.
The railroad companies employ
thousands of men and pay out mil
lions of dollars iu wages. while the
Pullman company employs few men
and makes the public pay those few
in blackmailinE tips.
The state board Of equalization
can replenish the depleted state
treasury by puttina.a proper valua-
tion ON the Pullman property, and at
the same time II can inspire a proper
respect for the laws Of the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
The Proper Spirit.

~alfin Mail -
We desire fd' hehb an of the min
ing camps, and viii gladly welcome
good news from them ALL whether ID
he from Monarch, Tuuet, White
horn. St Elmo. D1lomite Granite,
Bueua Vista. Bonanza Crestme,
Leadville, B1wcrman. Hancock, or
any other mining camp. TAYLOR
Park is also all right aud is rich m
future developments. And a word
here t1 Bucna Vista. II any deyel-
upmgt iu that vicinity viii make
prosperity al Bucua Vista. we are
more than pleased we are glad If
that place should become a good
sized civ, all the better +irut won I
hurt Nalida, it will benefit u.s. And
any great improvement in the cen-
trail part Of the state, including Ores
ton and Bonanza and Bowcrman and
Tavl0r River. will make a large city
Of Salida and will greatly benefit
Bucna Vista. This country is rich
in mineral wealth, and local preiu-
dice Is a stumbling block to success.
Denver. Puchluand Colorado Springs
were built and made great by noun
tain mining camps There is plenty
Of room. \ mel ghbors prosperity Is
prosperity to u~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

trer vlres an aH-.uE great
Htae auHz 5Hr ~.ga m northern
t.a.ri- Tury m Ia be- packs
ana raI down te.l creH lar-a- and
aaar- EuulmH f fhH -raf.aH
u HmHE drives f# COVER barge
anim- .I fHe rmHry uJ Hi-ua-.
ID OBJ. dangerous asa-i- ~riu tha
H-y 'ta- bU# newer Eui %
asfb.I Iu isral. .-....- ..-.....l, tHaHLl
-Hm specimens have heou eH HHrr
r1vta- are uttiuE m1rc numerous
.nRe,or. and encouragement should
Doe given fH -uHf-uHn vh. ar. W
porting dogs fa mu. iHrH dining
Che uiater ze.-m when hunger has
driven tHgu near abe BONUSES aud uH
damage is possible ta erup- We
are EumUf BOO escaping tHr uy
ages of wolves. Iur dogs are u-,lo--
aC8iu-t them and their lenreiat.pus
are tcuf.lI more alS.lv than those HI
rlVutn-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
>oTIcr ~ FINAL SETTLEMENT.

ln the matter OF the Estate Of Samuel iuiroyd
deceased
Notice Is hereby given, that ON Monday the
5th day Of October. A. a. 1853, being one ol the
regular days oi thr Oct term ot the County
ourt OF 6uuuisDu County. in probate, in the
State of uloradu. J. Elmer Wiley, AdWiuistra-
tor of said estate will appear before the Judge
of said Court, present my final settlement as
such Administrator amt pray the approval of the
same and Will then apply 20 he discharged as
such Administrator At which time and place
any person in interest may appear Hud present
object iru- 20 the same. II any there he.
Dated at Guuuisou, Colorado, August 2b, 1913
EIHER NIlEY.
decreased.
First pub. Aug 18th, Last pub. sept 2ith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

llE uauftHU fa #H- WfH
advertising i- certainly worth Sumo
thr- even lI 90 b. obtained H.
Take tIe standing Hf Hr tH.ulH
rau. ..H.= as ar HsamH.. n l.lIrag
hsf eass rHH #rt- IrH EHay
FuI .I ull.y a @l1fA. .wr
vhl. IH Imu lara- struggled
alaul a ST. ~me uu-. ma.HH-
Indiana auI Michigan 0.. vlIIev ver
iuclrne along u ~l.lH d aue a
G1aI HHue b. certainly a- rH.H-a0'a
as riches I5r-r Iae- UrII virtually
means tiF Same thing
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

Tha H-I u0 -ar troops H trIw."
Cre.b i- about ~2.5Wa iay Count
ing the expense I mabIiz.uG aud
outhtt.ug the cheerful taxpayer can
figure ~IWu0n a, a.r estimate "i
the cost a perhujv'- effort fo pro.
tect his corporation Friends This is
"a great administration lt lowers
the assessment of railroads to tho
vanishing point at the expense oI
the small tax paycr and after such a
deficit is proclaimed chat the stale
educational institutions must run
behind, adds a Good S3ONuD of
useless spending
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

state tate, 81 :, 9i@reao dorado, In the County Court
John " Wonder Plaintiff,
Charles p Howe and r. SUMMONS
Bum. Defeudauts
The People Of the State Of colorado to Charles
e. Howe and b. Bunu, the defendant above
named GREETING:
You are hereby required 20 appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff m fue CuuufN cuurr ui tunul lzou county.
state ut Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof. if served within this county o. II served
cut uf this county. or by publication. Within
thirty DAYS after the service hereof exclusive
uf the day oi service. Or Judgment hY default i'll
b. taken against You according to the prayer Of
The com plant and If copy uf the cHmUla int
lu fia above entitled action hn not served v 'th
This summons. or If the service hereof ue nude
out of this state. then ten DAYS additional 90
tho time horeluahuNe specified Tor appearance
@nd answer viii he allowed before the taking cf
Judgment hy default a- ufure-aii
The said action is brought ru obtain decree
oi court 20 HdIuiga any claim. rIElIt. or title
which the dejaudauts may C.alU 10 lots number
ed -IT- seven. oIEht and nine. boz bIock nuu Hare Z
eight in the town ~ Gothic. County 81 turui-
-uu. state UI Colorado, 20 he null and void nd
further. tu ieCr1r that tine title Co ta 1iI rrur-
Drry b. iu tho plaintiff and tHuf thr PlHIUt o. s
tl..r I- superior Hut paramount tu any claim af
tIiI-aT Interest 90 defendants. as vii more .rlly
Tuuasr from tus complaint fn said action 10
which reference Is here made.
And YOU are hereby Notified that f YOU On 10
appear, aHd rn =Egr tIe said complain as
ghHFn required. rur said plaintiff viii cause
Nurrr lrffuif t1 Doe entered ana then ur rnHH tn
rud-Trut a-1Iu-r yuu a- prayed for fH aid
cHWplHrt.t
-. Given under my bsu1 amt tua saa| af
SFAT said curt a. l.uuuI-uu. lD said rHtu-
-.- ~ this Third day q August a u.
l+a. tEH. HIr1r-ETNaTuN.
Iud-r HuI tr.gG- e. -k
tirst uuh. Aus o. last pub. SEPT. o. lga
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
NHIIuF To HEIRs

H',le ,i ,.,l,'l',.- ,,o-'.lo. -4
Iu the CGuuty yaur 1 Probate
Ir the NsfJnruf Hha
F-sars sf M1-a- ".
johnson. Deceased Order fo Ifr.- fa -.Ila.
j A. I.raLg. Admin cause
l=rrbtur.
Aud r1u uu tHi- Qlu H1y 0f -ep.r-nhrr A. D.
1892. COME here j. a. InHEy- A3rfiuI I-fratFr OF
fuH estate uI NH=eH ". ItIu=.u derrazad and
presents bis uetr Jon u1 THE tourf frr tire 4aIr
90 ie real estate uf Said Mos ". I.ua-Un. DE-.
rssH-E.i. % r.Hy -fe iHhr- 1f -u Q estate
AMI f appearing r1 fna Court trHu said .Ha
ell CON rhat proper ANA legal grounds exist fsr
-fr sale 0f raasI estate Of said Moe ". IaHn-
som. IH-razsi ami Do further appearing To tlra.
Court that tha ouiy heirs at law uf the -a fi
Noze- v. johnson. deceased ars Layinis j
Jaisu~Iu- sister aud Ihsfeus : Williams. no
uhaw of said decedeut.
Wherefore. Do B. ordered hy tie Court that
said LavIuia J. J johnson and ThadaIs >
Williams. and ell other persons interested in
said estate be and appear before riIi- C1urt Hr.
the 18th dHy of bctobsr. A y. fqsC At the hour
Of ten % ciock in the fdrpurou 70 show cariza If
any there be. why an orier-hsuid net bsente-el
rs this Court directing said ! a. Leaily. a.
much tissrnof A. may be tiecasssry Tor The.
purpose specified IN said fati1iau.
Done in oraf ccurt tins thdsy of Septanr-
ber 4 D. f.E
Fiy the Court
GEo. HETFFEINt rJN. Iu lea
First Vuh- ~eI.t. II. last Pub Oct g l-a
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
j. NJ. MCD0ugal.
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
ADMINISTRATIONS SoTnE.

E-tafr uf lincoln D. Bali unrHg-ri.
The uf.fIar-I IrttsI h4viu- hsnu Hupuintnd az
mimi isfrTtar 81 fIn tIH Estate of Lincoln Y
BuII Ittr uf tHr touufY ul 6uuul-au and state
of tolpraiU decreased leFDhs gives notice that
Hf g if auurar before fHr CouutN cotfft - tom'
ui-on county. 90 the tuart HouHc in 1unnison.
at tho tlcft,hrr term. uu Monday. tine 18th day oi
October 1885 az which time all persons having
claims against said fsfatr nrr notified and re
lue-ted tu attend for the pii- pn-e ~ having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to sand
Estate ere requested 10 make Immediate pay
meuf 10 the undersigned,
Dated sth day uf ~elatenibcr A. u. 1873.
MARY J. BALL, Admini=tratrlN
Fir.t Pub sept. ~. last pub. Oct. y i@8
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

lliAuIte~ are NOW favored with
i-e Denver morning daiIies over the
e. q :. raiirad. The papers get in
d n.-'3 p. m- The same train
reaches Gumi~on al >:l5 ora little
loo late Tor mail distribution. though
"a Garner might put the Denver News
ana i'epanllcan ON the market and
make 1t pay There is an opening
l'f N'.ne enterprlsing mail bav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

The mime owners advance fhe
cash Or fhe n-e at truf- vhIsh He.
lsnr o. the people Iasf elrrH thl-
o. ifs IaeiHal cmelnsilu san every
csrplratl.m thH haas trubla with li-
w1rkman will Eswav -l.5er- uuil
81 run- b. 90 amp.aye- mf # t1vu
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
NoTICE Ur AANtNI~TR kT0R-~ ~kfF uF rFiY
F1TATf To pan UFErS

FsrArt To pan DEBfS
state Of lo.nra iu.
county 90 IuHui-an.
lH fHa 1.a-trI of tile a-tatr.ur hrra E-r.r. Ia.
creased j. ". tfurl.tu. s.Irlarf~H Hsarar
Iu Pr. bare u.ada and entered lf raearI ur .Ea
-,rh day of Ju'E- A. ID. lEI. the ru.ler-. ed
was aut atsr1TIsi Gui directed ta sell sd ID r.ie.
not la-= than rHH gHIr# Is.i va.u. tIHrs.f 10
f".laviu. described EfHI E--HfauE uIFs. 10
sal Hare ti-IIrr died -aF.-ds r0.v.f.
Lots UUu1tsfrsN seven. .- .I-I.- 5. and a,.a
H. .1 block numbered thirty one af.. 81 ~
1ovn Of Tin Cup. said county HuI state. fr..,,9
ana I=s.-uatsi H- such tu rhn rrraraiai p.4r IN
ssh r3 town.
20 Tas tHr debts a. sid e-tatr. farrr-E o.. +t,,
Hi-iie-f and h.-f price obraI1sf.a therefor
Vow fherefOTs pursuant ro said ORDER he
undersigned gives notice rhHt ha viii HlfT.- -,
Ia Tire Shove described real estate a. tTl mi
luUr Uf Tire Post Office In said town aF Tin d ,,,
sr Ten clock IN the forenoon. on Safu-l7y t}s
l"th day uf ~cUtrmbor A u. laa the SANE 70
nr sold TO the highest and best hfl4ar +Ear -
on rtrlce not less than tire APPRAISED b. ne
thereof a. above and upon payment If he
amount hi1 uurcfiassr ur prrcila-rr- tHr-aof
v ll receive certificate Of purchase 4ut linz ne
holder to deed for same. upon arspr,val and ON
trmatissn II such sale hy the said county c.,urt
a. provided by Law
Dated al GuuEi-ou. August 16tb A d. fs#f
--- J. " tfoFNax.
ceased
First pub. Aug = Is.as last pub. sept. T.. coz
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

Saws tae Toifnae Juual Min
iul a- al industry r .hs Telluride
di-um d. uu est Af tEl- writing
There - l# U.rHrEL TAR ui Ia
wbee lr- lerH -fHnreI boz t,mEI-.H
oauut HH are1mf f .al -treH lHs
be-I H Ual- Ha.I ul nI-uf
hu#- 81 'ahsr b. fle E.Hra. ra.a
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
~ NNib>S. 2t~..

State of ulorado, r,tl. ,,..,.,.t, tr-,
County Of GuuuiSon 80 " ''
John " Wonder. Plaintiff
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

VI s important 90 the magazine r-ufar country
some announcement De- niadu lrEaFart r.at iras
ut fEAisfN Cor iIHHillpuriut brlAr
mcui which t1ls h1d MONTH deI de. upon l4d.l
and pronounced improvement the chaIaalcr
zine. he policy 81 masking FHAssoNs much different
from the Others pste w be- carried thr letter
les have already been contracted ilr but possible
\ Lunn- VI. viii mil nm. !. n-l--L-L lnulLnL -nI.u-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18
O. Hi
fUfULAK 50 IUPf RICH y sfs afa @Sd li% 70 @ t lsh %
sa sa% 81 sae1 dN CENTS EACH DET TVERED

The Landlord at Lion's hesd.
" y. f,o~elis
The posd IN Paris. Y. \. stephens
An Enemy In the kiHg,
4 dentleman PLAYER.
The Maid Of Maiden sue A. {. Rsrr
The Amateur NrseksHan,
tN rarnuns
sta.,ia'st.., "a Ofaels, p Marion /. e'a" lord
ia the Palace Of the klng. -
second Thoughts Of an Idle Fellow,
j. 4. Jerome
hing Sosneii. T. 8. Siimsan
lhe Nerve Of Fsiey ! q. Spesrman
ne fovler. Beatrice iiarraden
Naaders, tlwyH Barron
lhe haih Osriedy. A. END + Castle
afaasilrS, q + h1CuichsaH
Cot. Garter Of Gsrtersyille,
F.fi. Smith
NoiIyiile A. q. Lewis
forty noderu Fables, Gea-ge .de
W. bouies Philosophy so Dune
lhe Ware II sin. iucas aal-i
Msrcsila. Nrs. Eimphry pare
lf the Name OF a y Narlnn,
A. y "archmoui
Ihs ~as'ie I'm. Stanley , Veymsn
Tue N7r es-tur, s5aUiey }. seymsn
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

offlCIAL FtFEE ~ sINNlsoN coINn
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

state ~ IuIdraIo. o..
County of tuuui-uu,
Iu the tauuty yuuri .1 Probate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-18

GEo. HET#ERINGruN. JuI Ice.
u. II. last pub. Oct q l-a
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02
[Omcial.]
AN ORDINANCE,

IOmclal.
AN ORDINANCE,
Making it unlawful for any person to
interfere with the Marshal or other
peace officer in discharge of his
duty, aud providing q penalty for
same.
Section l. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of
Coyington, La, That any person or
persons interfering with the Marshal
or other peace officer of the Town of
Coving' on by assaulting, abusing, or IN
any other way interfering with said
officer in discharge cf kis duty, in max
ing arrests, constructing public works,
or any other duty incumbent on said
officer or officers, shall be deemed guilty
of violation of this ordinance.
Section 2. That any person resisting
arrest by fighting, assaulting, refusing
to go to Jail, shall also be guilty of a
violation Of this ordinance.
Section 3. That any and all persons
guilty of violation of the above pro-
visions Of this ordinance shall be fined
in sum of not less than five dollars or
more than fifty dollars, aud in default
of payment of fine and costs shall be
imprisoned not 70 exceed thirty days.
Said ordinance to go into effect after
thirty days publication
Yeas-Bateman, Brennan, Frederick,
Rubion ami Norman.
Nays-NOne.
Adopted April Z, 1908.
C. L. WILLIAMS, Mayor.
W. G. KENrzEL, Secretary.
ap1S-6t.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02

improvements are visible in all
directions.
Mr.. f. Cazes is building 4 fine
two-story residence On Jefferson
Avenue.
Mr.. j. C. A. Doerr is having a
fine two-story house erected in the
South end.
Mr.. E. l.. Charropin's fine resi-
dence on Ke,nper street, Crystal
Springs, is completed and is quite
an ornament to tue Eas: end.
The foundation has been laid for
Mr.. +. Carambst's new residence,
near Sulphur Springs.
The raised cottage Of the editor,
on Boston street, in one oak grove,
has been completed, and ,s gener-
ally admired. Mr.. John E. Smith
was the designer, and also the
builder, assisted by Messrs. Ze,t-
vogcl, Zorn and Herbez The
painting was done by h. A Mortee,
montgomery Bros. and Kennedy.
Mr.. John Steiner did the tin work,
and Mr.. D. E. Kimble the mason
~. The papering will be done by
Sir. w. K. Gunther.
1.-The East End is keeping up with
the march of improvements.
Mr.. $. ID. Anderson is having q
new cottage built i'll New Cov'ng-
Ton, also Mr.. Geo. Dutsch.
Numerous other ,houses are also
in course of erection.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02
Bargains in Real Estate
For Sale and For Rent.
By f. Is Mar,in,lale, Real Estate
Agent, Room No. 8, Frederick
Buildings:

BY f. Is Martindale. Real Estate
Agent, Room No. 8, Frederick
lsuiIdimg:
FOR RENT.
FA1Hv1Ew: Delightfully."- situated on
tie !..L-fuhctn river, 212 miles b, low
''ovlng'on. Hons" with rooms. Dnth
etc.. stabling for :: orses AMI cnrsinge.
Only rented tor the season, not to ex.
ten! b,.yond Nov. l. 1868
FOR SALE.
On the Military road. thr miles from,
Govington, farm containing 40 acres
OF Land, With a house, stables aud all
imrrovem. MS, Wind ...il for pumping
water throrRh the house. The little
Boxnc Fnlia river runs through the
C, nter of ths grounds making the resi-
ie"ce one oi the most b. aut,ful IT,
Louisiana.
Hare is \ chance. and is bargain,
80 acre: OF land with good dwelling
!.cns and all other ont buildings. Eight
acres enclosed with picket and wire
fence, frnitlrees and grape vines. Three
miles from Ablta Springs and six miles
from Covington. Price, $500 OO.
The Jules Cahier place. 21e m lies from
CovinRton, 50 acres OF land with the i'm.
provements thereon, 27O pecan trees.
this rl.ce il next to 'Iulberry Grove.
''elightfull. :. sitna'ed Oh the Bngue Falia
river and the Lee Ferry roal.
npll- .mO.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02
Court Items.

District court. civil term, con
vened last Monday, Judge Jane.
NJ. Thompson. presiding. Besides
the members of the local bar, 8
number of attorneys were IN attend
ance from the City, Frankl,nton
ard Ami,e City. The following
cases were tried and decisions rem.
dered:
Cora CLARK, wife, VS.. William
Robinson, husband, judgment in
favor of plaintiff.
Naturalization Of August Schal-
lock, judgment in favor Of appl,-
cant.
David L. DAVIS vs.. Mrs. Au.
tbelia Mck,ssack, judgment IN
favor of plaintiff.
Jenna Mullins. wife, vs.. Edward
l'rentiss, husband, judgment in
favor OF plaintiff.
State VS. Charles Wilson, carry
ing concealed weapon, sentenced to
6 months in jail. subject to work
on the public road and to pay costs
and in default, 10 days in Jail.
State Of Louisiana vs.. George
Perryman, carrying concealed
weapon, sentenced to pay fine of
$40 90 and be imprisoned IN the
parish Jail for months and pay
cost and in default, 80 days IT Jail.
H. +. Cotton Il Co., rs. Alfred
l.. Pechon, judgment in favor of
plaintiff.
State vs. Ernest Black well, carry
ing concealed weapons, fined IS
and costs, and in defanlt, 10 days
in parish jail.
Edgwood Destllling Co. Va K.
F. Perilloux, dismissed at PLAIN
tiff's cost.
State vs. Arthur Jones, gambling
with dice for money, fined $40 and
cost, and in default 80 days IN the
parish Jail.
Gordon w. Goodbee, District
Attorney, filed six bills Of lnforma-
ton.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02

White Cross Cough Drops.
For the cure of all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, Bronchitis, Group,
Hoarseness, Hacking Cough ard
Whooping Cough. We absolutely
guarantee this remedy to cure any case
of Group, and makes Whooping Cough
SO easy that it is almost pleasure to
have it,and know that you went through
it With so little trouble.
May 80, 1899.
WHITE Cross MEDICINE Co.,
New Orleans, La:
My Dear Sir:-Your "White Cross
Cough Syrup" cured me of an obstinate
and hacking cough, which failed to
yield to several other remedies.
heartily recommend it. Yours truly,
4. w. BROWN,
Manager Ciga Department.,
Albert Mackie Gro ery Co., LTD.
1t does not constipate. 1t does not
cause headache. 1t does not affect the
appetite 1t does not impair digestion.
But, it stops a cough. 1t Will cure
Group, 1t will clear the throat. 1t
will cure any cold. 1t will make
whooping cough easy.
~ PRICE 25 CTS. -
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02
Notice to Mortgage
Creditors.
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Parish OF 81, Tammupy.


Covihpton. La., April IL. 1903.
In conformity with section 63 ac. s.,
OF 1888. notice is hereby given to al
partie. holding mortgages npon REAL
estate loca.cd IN the parish OF ST. Tam
many, La, on which the taxes for the
year 1902 have not been paid, that will
begin the sale Of same at the Court
house door in tie Town of Covington,
1a., on SATURDAY, May l6, 1908, It'll
O'Clock 4. NJ, and that nurbcr Of
pieces Of prorert: SO d.linqnen, are
now being advertised in this uewslm-
Per in conformity With Tue law, prepera.
tory to such sale. The attention of
mortgage creditors is especi:ly called
to these atvertisen- of tax SAILS,
aud they are warned TO take such steps
prior to The sale as may be necessary
10 protect their rights.
T. f. BREWSTER,
Aerif anl Er-oticio Tax-touec'or.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02
u. A. o. D.

At the last meeting Of Bogue
Falaya Grove No. 2l, held April ls,
1908, the following officers were
elected:
Louis Medal, Junior p. A.
E. J. Frederick, N. A.
r. q. kleeman, V. A.
+. B. HempeI. Sec'y.
5. D. Bateman, Treas.
A. rheobald. Conductor.
ID. ". Davis, l. q.
A. Blattner, U. G.
Representative to Grand Grove,
F. b. Hempel.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02

Bickham. Magee & Go. have
received full line Of Parry bug
g,es and surreye, which they are
selling at prices that l'lefv compe.
tition. Their stock of dry goods,
fancy and staple groceries, tnrn'-
ture etc.. IS complete and up to
date. Lookou. fortheir big adver-
tisement next week.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02

The Bank of Covington is one of
the busiest places in town, the rush
in and out of the Bank by deposl-
tors, and draft and check cashiers,
means business on large scale,
which is probably not exceeded by
any town in the State. 1t is a
solid institution, and is not only a
convenience but necessity which
we could not we'll do without.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-05-02
For Rent.

Furnished Cottages. containing from
five to seven rooms, convenient to
depot, market and postot1i e, with
privilege OF large shady park, III which
are two artesian howing wells. The
analysis of the water shows ii to
be beneficial to liver and kidney trout le.
Apply to or address,
E. L. CHARROPPIN,
fe14-lyr. -Covington, La.