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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29

ArsisuIo z. Eo eI e2so de snfsrmadRd, 6
ds incompAtibiiddEd por trasaYss de aaunso
propio, de cua!quierA dc los mismoros Dc 10
Junta, SO slegira por dIcha Jnnts otro con-
tribuyents, con capseidad para oil dsSempefio
ds su cargo, para supiiE establishments q
vRcznta, cuYo mismbro prssiark juFamsnto
seg6n 20 previeus en- oil srtfculo 5, tan pronto
csgsn las eausas qua originAron dfcha vae&nts-
tomar& nuevAmsnts pOsss0n el miembTo pro-
pietario. css&ndo sl tntsrluo.
Aricuio 3. Los AAgs gsntss del Tsscrsro
Aar&n eueatR las respeChv2s untas en- CO IL
Mnnicipio, de todRs las omlsionss, infFEceiones
demks faltaa que cometan los contribnJentes
en- todo 10 que 30 redsre o lA preBsntaei6n y
cumplimiento ds requisites en- las plEnillAs, y
diehas Jdntas proesder&n vsloFaT tasar II
propisd&d, del m0do que para C&dA easo de
omisf6n infrasei6u detarminara Is ley de
Rentas sprobsds ei 10 De Mario de 1902
Ar1euo g. TsTmfnAdas las fanciones de
Ia Junta, Sc hAr& cargo de les pIanillas y dsm6s
doeumsntos autorizsdos por los mismbros ds
dIehA Janta, el Agsnta del Tssorero, para IA
entFegG dIeho funcion2rio
ArMeuIo 10 Ouaquiar miembFo da IL Jun.
ta, en- cada case sn qus considsRe iniusta una
rssoluei6n de dicha JuntR, podra rseurrir en-
alsada anita Ia Jnnta Insular do revision 6
II mayors dsberkn enviar IN informs ra8ona-
do de su reaoluci6n 10 diehA JuntA de ravi-
sion ejgualamisnto. 3
Arlfculo II. Con sl IN dc resoivsK todas
las reclamReionss qns prassntsn los contribu-
yeates CON refsrancis la tasaei6n de aus pro-
piedadag, y las al1AdSs de los niamhgos de ia
JnntR municipal, habr& ur q Junsa permansn-
te de revision igualamisnto, que Sc compon-
dRA del Tsaersro ds Puerto RIco, ei SscratRti1,
ell Comisionado del interior, otras tres psr-
sonas coEtribuysntes y ciudadanos dc Puerto
Rico, vsrsadas en- asuptos relatives al valor de
L. propiadad sn Puerto Rico. DehAs tres par
aonAs asr6n nombradas por el GobsYnRdoF CON
N nsdante el conssntimisnto del Oonssjo Els
cutivo, FeeibiFkn ID remuneration que les Sc .
dale el G IbsTnsdor psro que no excadsrk de
diaxsdotlkrs por eAda dfa dc ssisteneia = las sa
Rionss de In Junaa, mas sl coEt0 prscigo de via
lea que por nscesidad hSyA hAbido qua hacsr.
OAdR uno do Los miembros de Ia rafcEida Jun
ta debsT6 pTestar iuYamsnto de que sus dsci
aiones aEsrcR de los asuut0a que ante ellos 30
presenter, ssrGn iustas einpArciaIsss de acuer.
DO con 10 ley. CuRlesquisra euktPo de eIlos
eonatltuirkE quorum El TssoYsro sara PreGi
dsnts nRto ae dicha JantA. Los proeedimiar
tos de ls Juntas asr&n los que dstsrmina para
clio In Ley ds RsntRs spEobada en- 10 de Mar
20 de ], ,9o9.
AKtlcnlo IL. Los cAsos en- cuyas deeisio-
nes rsSults smpRts en- IL Jnnta ds revision q
iguAlRmient3, So reeonHideraran por dicha Jun
-, 81 80 reptile 81 smpasa, serkn rseusIt0s poE
el Oonssio Ejeeutivc.
Aftfenlo 10 Toia Icy parts da ella q q1a
sc oporga Is pressnts leg, ssra per 10 prs
ssnts queda dsrogsda.
A-ifsulo IA. Esta lsY empaxRrS o regIr
daspu6s de hAber pSsaiO por toios los srkmisss
leg8les hastA sn aprobRel6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29
Mensaje del Gobernador

El msnssia del GlbeFn&doF es ua manRa-
ls mny sobToso tiene un0s particulaEss....
muv pREtleularss.
No eB mi &nimo mstsTme en- ores vAras
&c carnisa, poT 10 euRl, pGso por &Iac 10 prin-
eipal del msnSAje para Irms dePeehtto efsr-
loH puntoS, que han llamAdo gr&ndamente mi
Atanci6n.
Ahora smpioS& Cristo n p8deesR.
Pids sl GobaTnadoF 40 rsspata Ia tYibuta
eion rantistleA de BIZ. HoIlandsF.
bravo, Rtfior RObeFnAdoEI
1ndieA que no 90 Rumanten las contribu-
eionaB.
lBrSVfIimo, mi GAnerRll
Pido los hAbitantas de PueFto Rico v
tusedyAesntsB nm veto de gFAcI&s para sl Sc
nor GoesrnRdoF, por no hAbeF lndicado on IA
menaA1s sRs las eonsribueiones 10 Aumsnten
un quinlsntos por cianso......
Ategura oil stlior GobsFnador qua hay su.
Aelentsa caminOs. eonstruy 6ndcss.
Zero IpoP los elGvos do CriHtoI an Gus lIA-
nara auneiantaB eAminoE al G1hern8dor
Lo Cue hay en- Puerto Rico, sen1T G,ber-
nsoor, % un LGmero mas qua sHfeienas dc Ca
snlnos que mas bisn que para tgAnsit6rIOs se'
ss namGnos, son propios para Tcmpsrss unD--
H@ii-si pesensEo, pcE los cuaIsB dehfe pa'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29

sRr hog, msior qua mafians, ell Esfi,r Gobsrna'
dor.
oonsts que no desso dssgrasfs s'guna para
mi q nsral.
Ii que 70 dessc, dog 2s slolAss como
dIcsn Ia mayor paYts de mia vscinos-ss que
al eeGoF q abernE dor trAnsite una cola vsx por
los cRmlBos que 20 he trsnsitado toda mi vi
da, en Ics euaies, ssgdn pruebo con mi po-
bra humanldAd, me han rsenltsdo los perean
ces Sig1lentsE:
La quints cottIlEa iaquieTda rota sn 4rea
peda sos, el iAbio superior ffitaF, Ell iEfsriof
an cOsidoE, las mandibulas sin hsrrAmisnfaa,
si oto ixquieYdo amanAzRndo Hover ssso 60,
con fists nubsI; quinee fraeturas en- las pier
mas parta do In YabaGills extrai1a por si
doctor j.
Tsnisndo en- cuentA que cuando voy para
el Euslo me RgaFxo. como In 1usNeia fa-
pnblIeana de un fedsrieo.
Rpeomisnda oil gobsEnador que Sc prohihA
do modo abEoiuto sl uso dc AFmGs. Qas ae
eonsideFs criminal quian las porte.
Esto 81 que ss os pc rey doble q ESQ
ss..-. .lau hlima 90. .pelnsantsl MI general.
hi general. ~ Of L. poiefa AtFapa IN
hombre amsnSa del oTden que paTta an arma
con oil eseuaivo An de dtfendafss ds eiartos
bandolsros pEtidescRIzos % muehos fpAndo'
IeRos de IeVita qua tambien los hay ca esss
pkis de 10 mushR pY0spertdaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29

Sa fundA ell gobsrn ador qua as pslfgross
Ia eostumbR de portaR armas de faego, que
en- las pohiaefonea pati6cas no necssftAR lie
var pistoias sn los bolsilloF. Entspdemos 10
mismo; psro enterdemos que Ell gcbernadoE
sAbe que Dada au antacasor acA hs3 tnTbss sn
Puerto Rico, entsndemoa que quis4s per ESQ
ha tornado eas Tesousi6n viendoss como ne ye
impo5snts para r. ffensrias.
PeYoe6n asf ega ppc hfbici6o no debe sar
. trdos, porque donda hay tushss debs hanar
hombres con rsv6 wares para defsnosfses "a
que ss estk d&ndO 81 caso dc vivlr en- un pe1s
sin garEnl1aa.
sRacuerds mi GsnsraI dhs an 10 mlsms Co.
pital de San Juan do Puerto Ricos esso eHp o
las puertas dc su Exee!encia hay mas de eua-
30 aaacsn y hisrsn gArrots revolver On nRno
. gants pasfHcs, que tispen an conssants
alRrms aus cuitea habiGsnses.
Rseuards mi Gsnsral gus sn Ioa csupos
Ia vida hacienda de los campssinos sssA mer-
eea de los bandidos. puasto ga eli cusrpo ds
PoIicia I1suiar qua fu4 crsadO para ID segnrf
dad de los eampoE. eEta hoy destinaosa iAs po-
blaeionss per obrs gFAsia ds MI 0anaral.
Rseuafde mi Gsnsral que en- Los cam poB
hay muchas b hAcisndas que semanolmsnts tie
n en- que conduc In suma de dinsro qne nsse'
sitan para psgo de sns emplssdos, , que ssso
ei indfviduo que 10 conducs no pusoa sssar
Yseusrde mi Gsnsral qua asf por al es-
lilo podriam0s citarls muchos stamplos cue
no haeemos por no cansar 81 Amabls iaesor.
Psro me Atrevo apostar doscientas sstsnta
ouenA-cosas de Mr. Hunt-contra IN qaeso
Sa ojA de los que hacsn en- sl Dorado, que oil
menos aviaado en- estas eozas % habfA dicho:
iQn6 peste o political Es# <@*
Y efectlvaments, ssto me jte mas polfti
co ous al bill Hollandeg . dinero. X cuidAdo
que csc bill fAnoso t.6 moneJi
Dsspues da todo, eato, si en- In lsgisl&tura
sale Aprobado. ssrk una orden para ios extran-
sros los fsdsralss, poYqne. con los 70.
pubIicanos no hay carbon.
dsspues de todo 10 Poiicfa rsetbirA II
6rdsn siguiente:
Todo ai que porte un arms ai az extran1ero
8 federal III eacharrO. si es rspubltcano dsbe
conducirseIe al cafe mks csrca obseqniario
con du'css licorss por cuentA dal 01bfsrno.
z luego. .luego 81 IN pr61imo diea que
es prEfarfbls g uantar D Satan6s toda On CO
marilla, antss que Mr. Hunty IL suya, se 10
tisnen q NAL 10 snvuelysn en- an prcceso.
no digo mes.
Nj. Buxeda.
BArrio dsl Arrozal, Areeibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29
Otra vez China
EUROPA en- VELA
RUSSIA ADELANTE

En al imperio Chino % regissrs de pocoS
dfRs akta parts extrs10 moylmisnto, p0r
parte de los boxsra. ST q ssto 80 une a'gunos
das6rdenss "a ocurridos, a. dc prsvasrss ~ rs-
petici6n ds las sRpgriensas esesnaa cnand0 fue
AsaRinAd0 oil ministro aIsmkn Won kstaleF.
En- II reyspactiva de nusvos atsntadcs, las
pctsnelks anropeas toman medidas e b a!lan
ojo visor.
Russia an particular, d. 6fdenss al isfa de
lAs fdsrsas acAmp2das sn In Mauchnrria para
que Ias dispoDga.a . invAdir 81 impsrio al msnor
asomo de inGurReei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29
P0BRES N|NOS.....!! !!
MADRES De FAMLIS, Old Ell GDSO COHsED De WEsTRO MtDGO

hiios escandaosa
ntes la opinion vuestro m6ico Los m6icos
Puerto Rico prfsores do conoienc ludos habra
que deje de convenir con 10 de>imos.
ri teap6utco del acete baealao nulo: este
emaones asf amadas CIR SA DE PESCADOS Ah
ao del tmo Copgso M6dco verifcdo Paris
gado chazar complete 81 del aceite de bacao tendn
do vaor medicinal repugnane sabor ras
torDos CASTRO ntestinales que ocasona
stma elaboration la Emulsion aee de bacaao; tanto
cierto de
indgesta empen verifcar La emulsion
ndigesa ntolerabe para estomagos
debies criaturas de los pobres enfermos.
81 emuones les anade Ia
81 @ de
solo deben tomarse mediante
cripcon facultativa.
En- agnnos cao de puede empearse gusyacol
anseptco Ea ndicacon Pero nj to-
econtiyante en tuberculosis todos
les tuberculosis debon decimos solo
quer6s reconstuyente inoensivo ti praci
ene do las emulsiones de acete de bacao
rritaci6n t6mago Recontuye los organimo
bien enfemedad condones cnatooas Els
fac digestion prctamene simiabe oponi6ndose
ningdn tratamiento
LACTO MARROW compuesto <Meduas (tu6ano
dige6n emulsion
meante in igesa las eulsio
de aceite de no de huevo, GEcrN
rqufsimos principles medicnales alimenticios
Peguntad repetmos vuesro m6dico 81 os dira el
medicina verdad exi
reonstituyente en6rgico mas
esuitados hay nada los
agudo todas
general mpre dese recontur ORGANISING
brecdo.
AL FALLo DE 1LUsTRADA CLAsE MEDoA NOS sUGETAMos
o-Marrow
dice que es demuestra 10 que vale.
Lacfo-Marrow 90, <eulmicos NewYorlk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29
Joaquin GeIabert

II JABON |! iiJABON II Mochos
affos de practica. Cosumo considerable
Las lavanderas 10 preferen cualquier
otra marca.
Gale de Pixarro. Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29

present6 sguiente PR0YECTO para
cedmentos de asac6n de ppedad del Capu adO Rentas
TtuIe TX del Cdg POnco, aprobao de Mario de 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29

ggge SAN FRANCISCO A. SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO .s.sss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-29

DEORETEsE por Ia AsanG51e1 LegssSastU1 de
Puerto Rico:
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-16
A. 3. CLARKE,

p. S.-If you can not have your
horses in this sale and still wish to
dispose of them. write me.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-16
Dyspepsia.

People that have dyspepsia have
weak stomachs. weak hearts, weak
eyes and are usually weakened.
They feel bilious, and the world in
general has a bilious look to them;
they have SO many symptoms that it
is difficult to locate the place where
they feel the worst. The fact is, the
source from where they get their
strength has been cut off, and they
are sick all over. The food taken in
to the stomach remains undigested,
causing belching and bilious attacks,
followed by sick-headache. and gen.
eral weakness. The medicine that
puts the stomach in condition so that
the food can he readily digested, will
cure dyspepsia, and make strength
where there was weakness. We have
cured thousands of persons during
the past 20 years of dyspepsia. with
DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills. A
25c box Of these pills are worth more
to people with poor digestion than
six months OF dieting or a gallon of
pepsin. 1t only takes one for dose.
We will send two of these pills to
prove what they will do. Druggists
sell them for 25c box or by mail on
receipt of price. Write DR.. Bosanko
Co, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by
Dalzell Drug Co, Lewistown, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-16
STATE WILL
HAVE TO PAY
When Stock is Slaughtered Under Or
der of Stock Inspector Owner Can
be Reimbursed.
OPINION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
In Helena Test Case He States That
an Appraisement Of the Stock
Must be Made.

Helena. Sept. li.-Because Louis
Wagner. a dairyman living north of
Helena. insisted that the diseased cat
tie owned by him must be slaughtered
in accordance with the provisions Of
the code II slaughtered at all. it has
become possible for all owners of dis
easod animals that are killed for the
protection OF the public health to be
reimbursed for their losses.
Some time ago the Lewis and
Clarke county meat and milk inspec-
tor Or. Bradley, Inspected Mr., Wag
ner's dairy. and reported to DIR. NJ E..
Knowles. the state veterinarian. that
he had found there - milk cows that
were affected with tuberculosis. DR..
Knowles notified Mr.. Wagners attor
neg, Edward lIorsiiy, tnat he would
proceed tU kill the animals. naming
yesterday as the date on which this
was to b. done. Attorney Horsky
called Dr. Knowles attention to the
sections oil rhp code providing for
the appraisal Of animals thus killed
hul was ifOrmed by the veterinarian
that he would proceed as he had in
time past under an opinion by former
Attorney General c. b. Nolan, in
which il was held that appraisal Of
the animals to he killed was not re-
quircd. Thereupon Attorney Horsky
notified Dr. Knowles that he would
apply 10 the district court for an in
junction to prevent him from proceed
ing with the slaughter. naming today
as the date. The papers were pre-
pared. but were not filed for the rea.
son that in the meantime DR.. Knowles
notified the attorney that he had re-
Ceiyed an opinion from Attorney Gen
eIal James Donovan in which that Of
fetal held that the slaughter must be
conducted under the provisions of sec
lions 3uO5 and 3UO6 OF the code. In
these il is provided that the nearest
Justice OF the peace shall appoint an
appraiser. Application has been made
to Justice rank l.. Reece. who will
name the persons who are to appraise
the COWS before they are killed.
This is the first time the matter has
come up in its present form and ii
will have interest to owners of live
stock throughout the state.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-16
From Standpoint Of the Citizen.

We publish elsewhere in this issue
a statement from certain union men
in this city purporting 10 br a jus.
tiication for The labor difficulties in
our midst, from the standpoint OF the
union, and we bcspeak for il a careful
reading on the part OF all Of onr cit
i2Cn. Viewed from the staudNoin or
a nOa-uniOn IMAM, hut friendly 10 or
gani2ed labor We should say that The
statement is decidedly weak-an eN.
planatiJn which does not explain. Be.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-16
A. B. CLARKE
The Originator OF Range Horse Sales
Billings. Mont, Oct. Io-a4, 1908.
Two Good Ends and a Middel

The above are the requirements for
a first-class draught horse; they are
also the requirements for a frst-class
range horse sale. First. II is neces-
sary TO have large supply of good
horses. Second: II Is necessary to
have plenty of good buyers from
every section Of the country. In the
third place IL Is equally necessary to
know how 10 conduct the sale Ny
many sales during the past years
have proven that | have all of these
requirements al every sale.
! have never yet advertised n sale
and failed 10 have plenty of buyers
for all the hurgcs that were there.
have just completed n sale al Sheri.
dan Wyoming, at which prices for
horses were higher than they have
eyer been at my former sales and
believe higher thau anyone has ever
sold horses for on the range.
Conditions are most favorable for
the sale of these horses in every sec
ton of the country, Canada and all
the northwest country contains good
buyers for all horses suitable for their
trade. Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri
have abundant crops and farmers are
all anxious for horses fit to feed out
for spring trade. The demand in the
cast for horses ready for service is
equally good and the demand for
small horses in the south, where cot
ton Is selling for from ten TO twelve
cents a pound, where in former years
it has sold for four and four and IA
half Is unusually strong.
am confident that this sale at
Pillings will be one of the best sales
that have ever made and that you
will not have better opportunity to
sell your horses. Remember the date
and get your horses ready as soon as
possible.
For nItEcr information address
A. 3. CLARKE,
Billings, Mont.
p. ST you can not have your
horses in this sale and still wish to
dispose of them. write me.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-16

u you are not already subscriber
to the ARGUS you should send In
your name at once.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-16
Strayed.

FROM NEAR HIGHFlELD, ABOUT
three months ago, team of horses;
one gray branded 8 S on left hip; one
white, branded ON left shoulder.
Suitable reward for information
leading to their recovery. Leon H..
Drake, Billings, Mont. 9-lG-at
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-06-06
balustrade. run off in the front and

balustrade, run off in the front and
the rear, and big chocolate looking
stones climb crisscross up the white
plastered walls at all four corners. A
square cut gate with barred window
leads off through bit of TUNE. at the
right of the center house, and this is
the entrance to the barracks. which is
guarded by night and by day by the
boys in the gray-blue coats.
The center house has always been
officers quarters, and at present is
the home of eight or nine young bache-
lors. This end was built in 1901, and
was the first in the inclosure.
During the civil war there was con-
fined in the southeast attic room of
of the confederate army. cid Raphael
Semmes. That was in 1864. There was
second lieutenant stationed at the
barracks, who was one OF the three
appointed to guard the prisoner.
There was a sentinel below and an
other at the gate, and old Semmes
made noise enough to be heard all over
the place. He was an interesting old
chap. looked like Andrew Jackson and
had the old Andrew temper, too.
Then. afterward, there We're several
conspirators of the Lincolr assassina-
1t has been stated that Booth was inn
prisoned there, but that, of course.
is an error. Before the crime he was
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-06-06

snake money while you may, for a
mighty storm is coming" III the space
devoted to this month is this admoni.
ton: would you keep well this
month, beware of cold, raw fruit and
evening air" In the November table
it it stated: "Many things are frozen,
all things are cold, the young ladies ex-
cepted." This uncharitabl- observa-
ton is set down in the December page:
"The dame that's old now feels the
cold which makes her scold." In the
February chronicle is found this warn
ing: "Monopolizers, take care, lest
YOU are dragged to the bar"
Included in the interesting contents
are a poetic narrative, entitled "The
Neglected Maids Lamentation," q
number of precepts, liss of the
Friends Yearly Meetings in New Eng
land" treatise on "How to Get
Riches" Distance Of the Principal
Towns in New England from New Lon
don. With the Most Noted Houses of
Entertainment on the Rcsd,' ga Table
of Interest at Per Cent" "a Poem
on That Worthy Commander-in-Chief
of the Army of the United States, by 3
Friend to His Country" and "A Re
ceipt for Picking Beef and Pork"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-06-06

(Nontana Senator Who Is Being Sued for
Breach of Promise.)
pointed by the supreme court on March
last year. She testified that she was
in Chicago about the Sth, 9th or 10th
of July. 1896, on the occasion of the
democratic convention, and was look
ing for Elliot Danforth, whom she
knew.
Il was to1d,' she continued. shat he
was up in the Montana headquarters.
l went up there and met Mr.. Clark in
Mr.. Danforth's absence. Mr.. Clark
said he was pleased to meet me and
would like to meet me again. I said
was pleased to meet him and would
certainly like to meet him again."
Senator Clark called on her. accord
ing to the witness, and took her to din
ner at hotel. "We had some dinner
or supper-supper l suppose you would
call it, she said, consisting of oysters,
salad and champagne. First we had
cocktails, one apiece only; then we
talked for a long WHILE
The conversation ran upon Montana
and copper for time, but finally. ac-
cording to Miss McNellis, Mr.. Clark
promised omake her his wife
Senator Clark, who admitted having
known Miss McNellis for long time,
denied that he had ever promised to
marry her. The senator is 60 years
old, is widower and has five children.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-06-06
HIS TIME WAS NOT UP.
And Father Made Him Take ON Hi
Good Clothes AID Work An
other Half Day.

A man oil mercenary spirit had several
sons one Of whom was on the eve, of his
twenty-hrst birthday. The father had al
ways been strict disciplinarian, keeping
his boys well under parental charge, allow
ing them few liberties and making them
work hard. relates Youths Companion.
1t was with feeling of considerable sat
isIaction that the young man rose on the
morning of his birthday and began TO collect
his personal belongings preparatory to start
ing out in the world.
The farmer, seeing his son packing his
trunk, which he rightly judged to be evil
dence of the early loss Of good farmhand.
stopped at the door of the young mans
room and asked what he was going to 90.
The boy very promptly reminded his faith.
er OF the day of the mont tn and the year, and
declared his intention of striking out in the
world on his own account.
Not much you won't, shouted the old
man, "at least not for awhile. yet. You
wasn't born until after y o'clock, so you
can just take off them good clothes and fix
to give me another half-day's work down in
the potato patch"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-06-06
AN oLD::T1ME ALMANAC.
Within, It's Faded Pages Are Foun
Many Quaint Passages and
observations.

. "A rare possession in the line of
publications is torn and faded vol
nme owned by Mrs. P. w. Williams, of
this city, says the Topeka (Kan.) State
Journal. 1t is described on the title
mare as s'The New England Almanack
and Gentleman's and Lady's Diary for
the Year of Our Lord Christ, ITS
circulated for the Meridian of New
london. in Lat. Al Deg. 25 Min. North"
The key to tue forecast of the days OF
each north is furnished from crude
drawing of "The Anatomy of Mans
Rody. as Govern'd by the Twelve Con-
-+eliations." The various months are
preceded by timely verse of poetry,
End scattered through the weather
tables are notes indicating the ami
aries of important events, poetic
anotataons and aphorisms. Timely
warnings as to probable weather con-
d;tions are given at various periods.
Tor instance, between the 9th and 9th
e August the farmer is advised to