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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
Alaska.s Possibilities.

Alaska needs 10000 miles Of rail-
roads, 10000 miles of wagon roads and
telephone lines. and can, as fast as
transportation is available, give homes
and employment to population Of
lO.OOO. 900.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
Locomotive Headlights.


At the last annual meeting Of the
Railway Master Mechanics association
William Mcintosh, of the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey, read paper on
headlights. He said that of the 42,3OO
locomotives In the United States 81 ,45C
still retain the oil lamp and planished
reflector for headlights, 5000 have
electric headlights with the ordinary
reflector and generating electricity with
small steam motors Of the reciprocal
ing or turbine type, and 1850 have
acetylene generators mostly in connec-
ton with lens mirrors or searchlight
reflectors, the latter being much more
compact, powerful. reliable and dur
able than the former.-Engineertng
News.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
Double Pleasure.

Wife, wish we had nice large
country-place where l could give q
lawn party.
Husband-Just for the pleasure Of
inviting some of your friends, eh?
'sWell. yes; and the pleasure of not
inviting some."-P:1iladelphia Ledger.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
LOVE AND REASON.
Writer of the Olden Time Calls Them
ssHandmaids In Affairs of
MatrimOny.0

Quite as we'll applicable to the pres
ent age is comment on Love and
Reason" taken from an almost century
old newspaper of the colonies. With its
favor of oldtimeness, its shrewd, half
humorous, wiseacre comparisons, this
communication-for such 1t purports to
be-shows abundant evidence that the
primal opinions of human nature come
unchanged down through the ages, says
the New York Tribune.
I'm affairs of matrimony," says this
long ago writer, some people are gov
erned by love alon and some by by rea-
son alone. Each ought to have joint
concern in these matters-they are
landmarks which go along with the few
who are SO fortunate as to be among
the wise.
Love looks only to the honeymoon.
He is a near-sighted little mink; does
MT see two inches before his nose, and
yet depends altogether upon his eye
sight, and thinks he has wonderfully
clear vision. He is not able to discover
any defects, and therefore most soberly
concludes there are none. Consequent
ces all lie utterly beyond his kenyon
might as waell tell him the moon was
made of green cheese as that matri-
mony had a dash of trouble in its COM
position. All this is the natural Sc
quence of his blindness. .
Reason is to love what pair OF
spectacles is to nearsighted nan-it
enables the blind little fellow to look
beyond the fair cheek and the blue
eye, beyond the wedding ceremony and
the wedding supper and the thousand
things that cluster round the very idea
of marriage He enables the boy to
look beyond all these to the domestic
fireside, to the kitchen comforts OF
welded life, to the larder and the led
ger, to the pudding and the purses. to
the ways and means of living, as we'll as
to the very simple business of loving.
marry the lass that has the cow,
was the advice of an old gentleman to
q laddie who consulted him on the SUBJ
ject Of a choice between girl with a
COW and one that had nothing but
pretty face so far as beauty Is con-
cerned, there is not the difference OF
COW between any two girls in Christen-
DOM This is not my notion, however,
though there is something in it. But
marry the girl who will manage your
domestic concerns to advantage, who is
prudent, sensible, economical; get a
good disposition; an accomplished
maid with it will be all the better, and
beauty, If you find 1t united with all
these, will complete the tout ensem-
BILE.
Don't marry for money, merely
there is neither love nor reason In that
1t may buy many fine things, but II
won't buy happiness, and without that
a man is poor creature. Money is no
objection, it may be, indeed. an impor-
tant object, but every other consider
alton bends to the point OF being
matched as we'll as paired, when love
and reason join hands,"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24

Give some men q little authority and II
gets away with Observation-Disclosures
(la.) Democrat
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24

In Arkansas 1t was found that moving,
pruning or lifting potato vines decreased
the merchantable yield. The time and
labor thus spent was improbable and
probably detrimental to the crop.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
Used to He Friends.

'aThat girl with Johnson, there a
friend of his, presumed"
''Nope; used to be, though
$50? Had falling out?"
mot exactly. He married er."-Bal-
timore American
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
Two Cardinal Don,ts.

The two cardinal dents are: Don't be
m "ist,' and don't worry with "ologies..
IN, o. Times-Democrat
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
FADs WORTH WHILE.
ing the Place Of Atroclous
! Fancy Work.

It ID pleasing sign OF the times
that society women are more and more
interesting themselves in pursuits
which are distinctly useful"
The day has gone by, says Gentle
woman, when polite accomplishments
alone occupied the attention Of ladies
of position, and to be able to do any
thing more practical than MARBLE In
differently, paint In water colors or
punch holes and sew them up again.
as the process Of embroidery was once
described, was considered positively
vulgar.
Nowadays women very rightly re-
gard all this kind Of thing as waste
Of time. unless music or painting or
embroidery reaches certain standard
OF excellence. So, happily. women
with leisure and means and . desire
to employ their fingers probably, are
seriously taking up such work as book
binding and photography and the
beautiful art of enameling.
Princess Charles Of Denmark usually
binds with her own hands, and I'm
many pretty fashions, the books which
she presents to her friends. Photog-
raphy is a hobby which has been taken
up by most of the ladies Of our royal
family, and is delightful one for any
girl to pursue.
But SO far enameling is fancy work
practiced by few. though one cannot
doubt that an exhibition recently held
In London will do much to popularize
1t, for here were to be seen exquisite
exhibits of this fascinating work done
by men and women well known in So
cial circles.
When one mentally compares the
Berlin wool work atrocities and pallid
and hopelessly incorrect flower studies
and seascapes done by the early Vic
torian maid and matron with the beau
tiful art specimens shown as the work
of the modern society woman, It ia
impossible to deny that we are great
improvement upon our predecessors, IT
any rate. 30 far az artistic ability ID
concerned.
watermelon Pickle.
Take the white part of the rind
cut into forms or pieces. Dissolve
one ounce Of alum in one-half gallon
of water. Scald rind in this until It
becomes yellow. Take one cup Of vim
egar to one-hal gallon of water, scald
in this until It becomes green. Take
out and drain and put into ice water.
Let stand one hour, changing water
once. This makes 1t brittle. Make .
strip Of one pint of vinegar, one quart
Of sugar, with cinnamon, nutmeg and
mace as for other sweet pickles. Cook
the rind in this very slowly until
transparent. It takes three gallons Of
water, six ounces OF alum, five quarts
Of sugar and five pints OF vinegar for
three melons. From timer heart
and moon-shaped tin forms may b
purchased to cut the rind out in fancy
shapes Good Housekeeping.
Pleased with Herself.
did understand you to say your
wife said the conversation was brilliant
and sparkling!
Those are her exact words.
what was she doing ct the time"
"Oh, she was furnishing the CONVEX
sation. "-Tit-Bits.
A Man Of Weisht.
Asking What do you think Of Pumng-
ton?
Grimshaw-Oh, he's the kind of man
who thinks that when he steps on one
end of the country the other end foDe
| mn in fhn sir-T,if.R ifa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
A Man Of WeisAt.

Askins What do you think Of Pumng-
ton?
Grimshaw-Oh, he's the kind of man
who thinks that when he steps on one
end of the country the other end foDe
up in the air -Tit-DjtA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24

Pleased with Herself.
Ibid I understand you to say your
wife said the conversation was brilliant
and sparkling!"
Those are her exact words.
what was she doing ct the time"
"Oh, she was furnishing the CONVEX
ion."-Tit- Bits.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-24
1--WE All steal."


yice-president Of the Metropolitan
street railway company, who has the
reputation Of always having q new
story about any old thing that may
be mentioned, tells one OF early steam
boat days on the Hudson that Is worth
repeating.
"The pride Of the river at that time
was the new side-wheeler South
America. One Of the principal own
ers of her stock was an Albany man.
who had great expectations from the
enterprise When a year OF prosper
GUS traffic brought forth no dividend,
he became suspicious and determined
to find out for himself where the earn.
ings were going. Calling 9 bright Al.
bany boy, he took him into his con-
fidence.
q. Aleck, he said, there Is some.
thing wrong in the. South America
Company, and want you to ferret
It out for me. Go down to New York
and hang around that dock until you
can get . place In the ONCE. don't
care what you do, or what pay you get.
I'll stand your expenses Tor year.
Here is fifty to start on
"Aleck startee. in high spirits. and
nothing was heard Of him for several
months. The capitalist was begin
ming to fear lest his plan should have
failed. when one day he received an
unsigned note on the letterhead of
the South America Company, reading
very short and TO the point, and un-
questionably in Alexis round hand.
writing:
".Sell cut your stock In the South
America. We all steal New York
Timea
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24
The Foundation of Health.

Nourishment is the foundation
of health-life-strength. kodoi
Dyspepsis Cure, the one great
medicine, enables the stomach and
digestive organs to Igest, assimi-
late and transform all foods into
the kind of blood that nourishes
the nerves and feeds the tissues.
Kodol lays the foundation for
health. Nature does the rest.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and all
disorders of the stomach and di-
gestive organs are cured by the
use of Kodol. Soldby GrishaIn
Drug Co.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24
To The Public.

roTs- ei.ersic.. Is Inyited TO .se new Seized.
uie o sle, Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
,v,ic; cs'years on another page in this issue
it.s &C.. nov being open illio Hope, Ark,
re eccrnectisz IS made VITA the Main Line
O. -. LOUIS, lion Mountsin. q Southern
b, nay trough r. ssen ger .rssh service will b
in. Z led commencing May 81. Our equip
NE Is new and first class, our track is In
sn'..lss.G coal lion. and we have > record
cas "a WE'RE striving 10 lnaintaiu-that Of
si.i'',-s or Messenger trails always on time.
We e $50: " soitcit your patronage ON ~
mers, o. orr service.
VI sin. VIII carry the mails and Vim
Ef-if:'e sie ss@Ec q The Southern Express Co.,
va Nli ne represented al WINFIELD BY or
agc,s.
Wen you trayeA go ovcr the l.. d A. Ry
sc-i yoa G. Ger freight instruct it shipped via
fosxs I'd By Tie Southern Exuress co.
8 S. ATKINSON,
General Passenger Agent
-s-arisra, Ark May 9th. 1905
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24
Notice For Publications
Land once a. New orlear

Land Once AT New Orleans, La
July l.l9oe.%
Nettee = hereby given that the following
PANIED seealer has filed notice Of his intentios
p male anal proof in support of hi. c.nisl. god
fhAa sAtd proof viii be made before p. E. Abel
C1ssk Of Court, at WINFIELD, La, on Aug. 8.
xhohss ]. Rice. H. z. 1885, for the N1.2 Of
n Via l:s Of W Ia and W Ia Ia
-. & ~ MH.
H nanes fhafollcwiug Witnesses TO prove
- - lnnd, via: - :
70 =. 8 sR:,ss A~s''.s. :: =
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No Pity Shown.

ssF0r yesrs fate was after me
continuously" writes F. A. Gull
ledge, Verbens, Ala. II had 8
terrible case of Piles causing "a
tumors. sWhen all failed Buck
lens Arnica Salve. cured me. y
Equally good for Burns and all
aches and pains. Only CSC al
Grisham Drug 90.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24
Notice For Publication.

Land Odice 1t New Orleans La
July /. 1903.
Nniice is hereby given that the following
name: settler has fled notice OF his intention
10 nate mail pgoof in supior- OF has claim
e,,i Iras sid PROOF viii be made before J
n. WsH7ce, U. S. Cormissioner, q. WINFIELD,
LIZ o. Arg. Is, iaee, viz:
Isia-n n HaEen 81. q. No. 1888 for the "
- or " l-s s Ga. IL OF NV IL sec. IL, sc
I-s O. ne IA sec II tn. II n ri east, la. Aer.
He i-ssres the following witnesses to prove
his CO n innoas residence upon, and cultivation
OF sri. iAud viz:
J. IS 3srke-. 1. y: Guytou, Isaac H. Parker
Sam ) alta, e.io of Winn Parish La
WAErEe L. CcHass
J-s3 Register
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Notice for Publication.
Land O6ce at New Orleans, L.

$500 = 7
Notice Is hereby given that the toii0wiin ng
NED settler has Sled notice Of MS irtentio1
60 maze final proof in supper. 81 his CLAM snH
thai said proof will be made ne'9rs =; sa,a "a
ace. U. 3. Commissioners NJ Wiunneio' N"''
ca July 9Th. 1903, zig:
Erwin d. Miller. q. z. no: 1928, 10, tae N ~
NJ 81 l.. Sec. u, TIN, z w; NV IL q nv
Ia Sec. 8; NEl-4 Of NE I.sb o. - ~
ne III mares fine feuc~fnS witnesses 70 prove
hfs CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cuitva-
''2n W s Ei.ssms FL. Thosnton. J. 8. Spill
ers d. w. Miller, all of VIM Parish, La,
,,,.is.sn Register.
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Timber Land Act.
Jaae >. Decentralization Notice.
U. s. Lzad Office, New o.ieans, Ls-, .


U. s. LSad Office, New Orleans, Ls-,
May. u, 1903.
Fcssss is h,-sby given ti,st ~ compliance
w. tie =. csi.ioas o. the act OF Congress Of
toe :, S,s, entitled ".sn acs 20. the sale OF
ti!,Ss- l.,cis il :ne STATES OF California, Ore
;oa, = ada, ard Washington Territory" a.
ex.s..s:e 20 e.; ihe Pubic Lard E.ates by act
OF A. = sss4, 1872, Frank Taylor OF Hickory
Ts.'cy- ON r--ish, I0uis:Gni, has t.ris day
y ics' IA is csics his sworn s.Sse.Eent no. -
Zo- Sis j., rs:.s &c OF the IL OF 8 " Ii Sec. 3,
e u O. RIA OF Sec. No. : In tp No. "a n
y. 9 ~. 4e-, and viii c-ser poo; to show
..iss tie and soash is more ys;esble for it's
t:iiye- c. stoke liam Cor a.rsc1 :tucal purposes.
ana 20 childish his claim 10 ssld land before
J. 4. Ms'isce, U. s. Co,n. - l-rs efice al winn-
aeis', L.. On Sat, the Isl, Day OF August 1909.
JIG N :,.cu.rtr, J. A. Ford, N. Mays, all Of
wi.ia Parish LIE.
A.sy r.,.d aN persons claiming adversely the
a,oyc-te c.iosd lands are requested 30 flG
thei- rms rtais once on or before said LIST,
WALTER L. COHEN,
nie9-l0t. Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24

To Cure A Cold In Oce Day.
Take Laxative Bronlo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money If it fails to cure. E
W. Groves signature is on each
box. % cts. n3.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24

y sN to prepare FOR Gov
ern1ent Pcs,t.ors. Tine Openings in all De-
D. s-.;en.s- Coed Salaries. RAPID Promotions
E-s-nf- atoms soor. Pariicn,rss Free.
er-S.sfe Cor. Inst, Cedar Rapids, In.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24

State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of W;nr
hereby certify TIA. tie above and fo- .goina
e . true and correct copy OF the saline oil &
Htnefna Co.. Ltd. FILED ior record and record
ed July 9, 1904, On page 5a2 ct seq, in Boos
ID" Mortgage Record OF the Parish OF Winn
Given und er my hand and sesl OF Office on
this the 18th dax ofJuly, 4. D., 1893.
IL s.. II. ABEL
( sAL Dy. District Clerk and Ex-Offcie
N~rs-~ D Notary Public
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CHARTER.
Saline On 3 Mineral Company
Limited.


UNI1uO VAT ~ A0001CA,
osXs3 - LOUISIANA,
@1A1sa OF iWux,
"a Tovn % WNxYrRb.
, BE II Known: 3Aat on this the 18th day Of
Nine Nine H. "a rSsse, and In tie indspsn.
dence q Anes1eA, the One Hundred and
Twenty 0ix1A; DStcre me william MayAeld
%.11ss "a sSs Ss.s & 8i sns
Witnesses SssVil6zlSr named and undersigned,
psr:ona.S 60 I'D sepsassd9 u. 1A ssSs.al
who deolaee. ~ aya1ljng themselves Of the
benefits 81 pstv0eees Q: the LAWS OF the State
Of Loui.1nna .e1aiave g the orsaaisnticn Of
and BY to- pEcSsnce fnsn aad organize them
selves - vel - ooeh other peYso1s Is may
hereinale1 loea 49, Or thsi: suoceseors iaso
esse: "a ss "a sa.S 20 sss sas
stipulasteao 90 aopeements following which
they hsGsby s6oyG 9 their Charter, 70 vii:
A11ICLE /.
The naDo aad 11f3eos this corporation shall
e e. "a AN: 81 a.: h Ssss O.. o ee. ssd
years ire. "a sasG dsse Of this act. is dom.
icils shau = = - town Of winnAsld. Parish
power - eoa1EasA no and be sued, to make
and - . eepesoe oeal, % hold, receive, pur-
Chase, 81 1oooes pledge, hypothecats, or
s :S.B = s:ss e s,, s.ns n: ma .pgoins
:: g: s.sS - g .Ha sony.aisnss nv
1sis: e ;S.lssssss 10 ior tie so over Il
the err tAe corporation q may be nec-
: s.ss .ss 81 ss ps.. .s e s D, :ss
z are - g G ~ e hereafter granted 70
|{F ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ VeR 1.saaa IN seaera ~
~ .1oe.Ans'
A1TIcLB II.
posasios 8 snd the I nasare sn ~ o tse
6psine0 % = nafiod On byit are hesehv A..
elorod = ~ - Inv. purrhssS M nkher
wise aGQl1fo ~ deo1 81 rfftx WIN a otherWise,
= euns Aevs 81 hotds "a Ell, convey and
81 ~ ssse ~ Cs 49, s sesd E a;nc
copper. ~ 80 9fave1, and al other minersi
q des skess,.1 i psoesss s snosns' g
punes 80 49, -, t.nfs. si.,..os s,
80 = r - ai n. L.. @ assssy asEa
| q maan1nei ~ bol1n4, ppmptHe. reclining
SsR.e@s c,1ssa1g: alaPpang a1d marx
- ~ n ~ ~ Ssae< 1nos =
x..<-s1&c ~ aaaaa ~ mano-
M "a 10.s<s9sS y y. ~ An0 ~ manel-
sss.s sssssie g Nssr Hdlroeds, tranroeds q
issse - ~ ~ sisce,;c ,U Tr - s.r..
bud - 49, gcnerel stores. and to man
l s.sxs1 ~ osi, coa!s Esss sulphur,
|n.;ss ~ ~ ~, e9a k1nQs q ManezNl
- ~ ~ 81 oh coes, gnS. splphn,
bs.sias {es$. buy spd Ill & town i ios.,
os,se7 ~ Sea u &c sN oshef thing. nee.
49, ss 49, sss g iPcsdsnssi to the
- aocse e. iortn.
iha nnuanna -, a. this corno,..,cr !. h.r..
~ 49, - - ~ -. :"la ~ ren u = w.
iAsssS 6siis.s t;ssooeese di,ids s1d snS
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Holiness Camp Meeting.
Near Cotton Valley, July a, to
August 4. 1903.

For the shove meeting the 1. A. BY. vii
ssll round trip ticksts to Deck Springs and
return 1t following ra&ee:
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CHARTER.


cHADTEp
E.& S41r.
stAke az Iouisians,
.fsrish q VIM.
~ t.. .s.S ~.
b IL remem0cfed that % ~ - S1,,.ooxxX
q Junes =. y. ~ =. r.
Ds1 = X.P. SsiHns. q. II dsis.n. 9: 2.
xnl0et, p. q cnen 81" ynne1 81
y1anoufS =. =. OuIuA@, - y: xy
aoa1sc g: =; Hesenef, =. 2. r;sSssra ~
smith. Wy: kIlA0o, y. =. ~ = y.
Boycts, 0ra =, ~. eoySsss yn,-r IT, q
:. yaDe4 N. q: Abrams &, Y: Alsn, ~. 3.
xeQys y. -. Mooarty, W.. ~ - ~.
sssSsS.. Notary fFa5lie 8 ga 81 ths PR s.
~ Of VIM, La, onIy 1S eoSise1 sns.
lnaliAed, 41d In the presence g fes wHnesses
49, .y.ins thsnaelses Sesss a s.ne O. sl,
= 1ets No = q isss md - q doo3 q Tie Cen
- 49,. ~ $3.50 =. ~ theee nnsse1.te cove
5snt snd Serec. ead Eef theus4eHes Is vs2
=. ...ce ~ yn,erssns - sanr Serelunftef BE
<.scs.isss6 1ftb thsSn 10 Sor1n and constitute Q
+ -~c~sSS,r. Snr6r Z, noiiyic IN faY.f the puF.
so.ss nd oSiacss- snd under he stin61o Spns
Psosians ssssio sd e Ca s ssi1
rSsy4sr IL MI =" 6 . -e - -
- IA Ry1tEE ONcE -
ne asne eaa s,sle q sas aid scspora.tea 70
AafhA Nth Ioa ri lx1xg)fl and Mineral Com
49,. iSHi1S4 xstfits 0fmicile Is hereby estabs
6ehsSs Hin6cld Parish Of Vim, S1Ate ~
f0nis ~: and urder It's xsid corpotAta mans,
essd cf5ff,orafioo shall have power and author
~ "a ccntract. sue and Sc sued; to make and
use corporate seal. and the same to break
ana alter 1t pleasure; 70 hold. receive, have,
snurchas{. improre asiieDste. convey, sell. Dor
rcW. PLEDGE, Ino.t1aSe ard hypcthccate under
~ ia corporate ussne, property, real. per-
ocer ~ ,Scters syrnss and and managers, or
emnloveys ays;.e interest or convenience Of
sei3 cor1norniioa u,ay require; TO make and es-
fshiish Bylaws rates End regulations Of its
aifairs, = may he ceene5 necessary and proper,
md the amc 70 reasonably change and alter
at pleasure; and % all other scts and things
ssrv snd uroper 10 cSrry ont me Objects and
burpceses Of said corporation. Said corpor-
ktion Jules sodnef Dissolved by majority Of
70 stocknoldeys. shan exist and continne for .
6eriod al nfnGty-nine years, from and after the
date hereof.
- ARTICLE TWO.
! c..s...so. ~ <.ovror.+,or ~ha,, ~. hrcneht
~. - sS - ~ - r,rc-.tsor hv ;ts nresi
1a.1 +. ~ X. sh.snrs. a. ;nshiI;tv "a act in
rs. 49, - 1sener.I 1Snacer. ana All process
~ eItation shall be served on the President
* fSs- Ssosnnany. and in case or the absence or
xestS. q fnsSiiity.to ct from ary cause Of
no. two 6mcers Citation may bs served on
e sssa sis'ssf ss est vs s''9s 1S
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Notice, Tead

The charts purchag|
School Board have
and all teachers nowt
requested to call and
Cas- d
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24

1Sis.4 ~ c. 9sned q ny sesS cs. IN =, the the
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-24

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The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

the half-breed with wide-open fascinat-
ed eyes, as one would watch a danger
Gus wild best.
After little the storm passed. La
fond asked in surly tones where the
bunk was. Frosty showed him his
own, behind the saloon, in a little
shack of hewn timbers. Without word
Lafond turned in, dressed as he was,
and closed his eyes. For d time he
ruminated slowly. He had seen his
man, and already he could put his fin
ger on one weak point in Billy's per
sonality-love of the spectacular, or
bombast. A blow to his vanity would
hurt. The half-breed had also taken
fair measure of most of the other men
in the room. He knew how to ingrati-
ate himself, and his bold move in the
case of Cheyenne Harry had had that
object in view. He did not as yet see
clearly just what form his blow TO
Billy's vanity was to take, but that
would come with time. Lafond's call
ing and his position in the new town
gave him unlimited opportunities for
observation, and he was in no hurry.
After waiting fifteen years, another
twelvemonth would not matter.
go Slow said Black Mike to him
self
His doze was abruptly broken by
.
The barkeeper's thick wits could not
take in the situation. He was fright
ened almost out of his senses, and in
capable of consecutive thought.
And where shall 1 sleep, sir?" he
asked, stupidity, in a timid little voice.
Mike turned over eXplosively. You
can sleep in h for all of mel" he
shouted angrily. Get Quit"
Frosty returned to the main room
of the saloon. There he spread horse
blanket, redolent of the stables, on the
floor behind the stove. After a time
Peter lay down beside him. The bar
keeper, frightened, stupid, vaguely
nervous in his slow nerveless way,
gathered the strange intelligent dog TO
him, and the two slept
The men took Harry to the creek,
where he washed out his eyes. They
had many comments to make, to none
of which IParry vouchsafed a reply.
But his sulkiness was gone. Suddenly
he paused for a moment in his ablu-
tions, and laughed.
D. if they amt a pair!" he as
serted. And that gal"
She shore beats grass widders and
school ma ams" said Old Mizzou.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
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