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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

1t IS probably 4 worldwide opinion
that the danger of saying 100 much .
FAR greater han
hat u saying 100
and Then ani,- ittla u NAV no
irue-and yet n my experience -here
have oeen occasions, more ,han a sew.
when I nave nourued he mistake of
having said not enough The great mis-
chief arising from this "a he danger Il
Misunderstanding. and I have come
20 think, says a writer IN ne Christian
Work and Evangelist that nearly all u
The IL feeling eugeudered among nor
'als arises from that sanse rom pa
0y'5 quarrel 70 International var When
the train manager said 20 ais ,rtsd and
trusted engineer. There's ! hundred
IN It FOR you Il you put hat rrain over
the switch less than an hour late, here
was Just the taintest hint Of resentment
in the tone OF the good engineers re-
ply: II intend 70 try and DO my best"
But Instantly his face resumed its salts
fled expression when the observing off,
cial promptly set il right by adding:
I auew You would, Tom. but a little
stake adds utaras, 20 he ace The
last .r-.aG.e WAS .hlt which gave The
polish tua ... .a.-. .l ..a ..~-.er AZ.
..... .-.r .-. .r-.rr ..a ..r- s-.a.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

Women in many cities and towns are
vaging a vigorous campaign IN defense
s.,,,w IN. x. OF beauty The dis
figuring advertise
meut, The elevated
railway, the high building, the smoke
laden air, the rubbish-strewn street have
each been attacked in turn. II was grt
marily the effort Of women which not
long ago won from the United States
supreme court the decision that the psO-
Pile have the power 20 protect themselves
against an injury TO beauty as vel! as
against that 10 property or 70 person.
1t Is not he beauty or The city street
or square alone which needs the defense
Of women. The country road and the
village green, says Youths Compan-
ion, are scarcely less open 70 attack
from the yandals who have no eye for
color or form. The well-meaning board
Of selectmen which orders the bushes
to be cut from the roadside needs to be
told by women that IT, is destroying one
OF The chief charms OF the town. Thou
sands Of such shrubs as they sacrifice
are being set ou- AZ -raa- ..aU 70 parks
az. 4.a.- =tatr highways. ~..-r.a .g-
rooted .y make place sa- . telephone
wra n-.aa ont ,or protection. --. .-..-
ley .u. uttiu- across The ....a-- --.rI
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

Ex-President Cleveland. who has
achieved the capture Of some OF the
R..,,,,,., chief prizes OF life,
said some time ago
that the principal
requisites for success were courage.
persistence and determination. Sen
ator BeVeridge. whose swift rise In
politics has astonished the old war
horses. ranks the indispensable quail
ties in this order; First. sincerity;
second (and almost frsU, courage.
third, reserve, fourth land last,
intellect Mr. Cleveland and Mr.. Bev-
eridge agree, it will be seen. upon the
rather surprising proposition that su-
perior mental ability is not very i'm
portant element in worldly success.
Mr.. Cleveland does not seem to think
1t worth taking into account at all.
and Mr. Beveridge puts it at the bot
tom Of the list It is 80 plentiful. he
holds, that you can get IL in the market
on easy terms Il You happen 20 be
short Of II yourself And he quotes.
according 10 the New York World an
il..terate but intensely vital million
aire who explained how he had Won
his own success. oh, by just having
the nerve 10 decide upon a plan, and
then by hiring these brainy fellows 10
do my work can get The services of
the ablest .awyer in this city for a
mere fragment Of a crImD II what
l realize from his thought and indus
try. The secret Of success Why sir.
it is will, that Is ail-will nerve
sand. OF course, it is pleasant for
a man TO have his own brains. but The
theory advanced by the statesmen 0t
New Jersey and Indiana .s comforting
to the average man For everybody
must get along with the brain with
which II pleased Providence 10 endow
him at his birth, but courage, deter
mination, persistency, sincerity and re-
serve are qualities that can De cuu-
vated and brought to robust maturity
by exercise
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. DnNHNNS' .DI RE SfTE0f real. ESTA TF
hr rirtu" of a. ri"r ~Su"d by the or
phan- Court ot snyder .o1uty. Pt. the under.
-gn"d tdminisi rttor- of the estate oC Enoa
kInyl"- late - P"nu Tnwnshiu snyder co
ia. WI. oNDrlt .Ib'ic sale on Tract 80 l near
t.". Hurch - salem on saturday. December
the following Ic-cr.hed real estate to wit
Irt"' so. ...~rt n" IN Penn Township
snyder 70 Pc. and bounded on the south Nv
land of th" Salem Church and heirs of Henry
hoyer, de"eaard on the Vest by and Of Rem
lamiu ~tctlcr North by heirs NJ samuel luck
ier. j, Of joel Ln"k and ~ Benj. St-tler East
d f"nlhnln -teiI"r joel Luck and Land of
salem Church, Containing n acres ,nd y nor
'h'-, more or less, t're- are timber and on
the tract are erected frame dwelling house
btnE barn and minor out buildings
Tract No 2.-Situaie in Penn twp SNYDER
Co, Pa, bounded On she South by and ot
Henry La'd"ns'aVcr heirs OF samuel Rngle
deceased and of Samuel Row West by J. II
lAudcnslager and Daniel Boyer North by "
i. hratzer and John Frtt'r Ra-t bv John row
and James Stahl, containing ~ acres and Il
p"rch"s, more or less wnereon are erected /,
frame dwelling hous" bank barn and minor
out buildings { tGTes are IN timber
IFa"t No situate IN Penn Twp. Snv er
Co, Pa, and bounded on the Past by land u
lIathan Kiiuger, simon Herman. Henry Wood.
ley and e F. Herman south by G.. Rratzer
West by VI X Herman North nv William
Brouse and Nathan Kiingiev, Containing IS
acres and ll3 perches, more or Iess yhereon
are erected 4 frame dwelling hou-e bank barn
and minor ont buildings Ten acres are IN
timber
Trlct No. i.-Situate in Union Twp. linton
CO. Pa, and bounded North by lands of Geo
Oldt. Chs-, Z. Oldt and Jerome Oldt formerly
the jenkins trart East hy lands OF Char les +
Geoi ge, and Jerome Dldt, u Michael SeehoId
Michael Oldts heirs south by Michael OIdt's
heirs and John Oldt West ny Chas Odt con.
tanning u acres, more or less, wherrnn are
erected log frame house bank barn and minor
ont buildings. 100 acres are in timber.
Tract No. 5.--ituat. in Penn Town shin Snv.
der Co, Pa, and bounded on the Fast by land
OF the heirs OF Solomon Knouse deceased
south by Phares Herman West bv heirs OF
Henry OFT, deceased North by jeremiah App
containing . acres and l55 perches Daving no
buildings on the same.
Tract No. 6.-situate in Penn TWP snyder
Co Pa, bounded East by land VI Phares He~-
man, Solomon knou-e heirs, Henry Reed and
Mrs. &. W. Beufer South bv =. T. Naurer
West and North by solomon kuouse heirs CON
tanning - acres. and II uarche-. more mr. less
having no buildings except . lime sin shed
Two acres Irr Iu timber.
There is = never falling supply IT vater ru
3ll nt the above rrl,'-
~aIrro commence 90 . r.lor- .l aid lav
when terms ylll le ul.. SHOWN Nr
Do. .. N.IEtrLEI'
a. A-IrtI.aE,,
b.. A..I.,,rI...it
5. B. Nrc.- Nue-iaa.or
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n may surprise many who read OF
the organization OF second very large
F,u,, c. company To engage
In the importation
Of tropical fruits
from Latin America u learn that the
comnany has secured in Colon bia
Alone 100000 acres OF land. Of which
$4,000 acres are perfectly adapted for
banana culture and the remainder are
htted for raising cocoanuts and other
tropical products. The fact is. says
the New York Sun. that a great deal
OF the tropical fruit imported into this
country Is raised on the plantations
OF the transportation companies which
bring the fruit here This peculiar
feature Of the import Of our tropical
fruits perhaps attaches to no other
branch Of commerce II We we're 20
travel south We should dnd that IN
Jamaica and the other leading fruit
producing Islands. and also in the
coast regions # Central America aud
northern South America .he business
Of carrying tropical fruits ID ureL
States ports is DO .be hands n those
who own many .rlt plantations .r
contract for the total product Yf other
owners. Thus they know exactly The
sources from which they derive most
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

News comes from London that mil
nonaire has offered a reward Of 5000
TO anyone who will deliver TO him speci.
men Of the flea that lives on the arctic
foxes. Besides. he has fitted out q ship
himself. to be sent in search OF --.s flea.
rhe vessel Is cahed Forget Me Not, a
name appropriate enough. as everyone
who has been Intimately acquainted with
fieas will admit.
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Some Particular Point PoB@ea~ ed By
Every one, Says This
Authority.

Every woman that exists has SONS
point ot beauty, possibly lying dor
naIt. which she can develop; il may
be cultivated intellect, an inspired
soul. sweet nature. fine presence. .ovs-
" form or beautiful face, and some
where 1u this great round globe some
body has recognized that fact. or Will.
So il behooves all vomankind 10 look
well into themselves, and endeavor 20
improve the good points, 20 ameliorate
the unfortunate ones. and entirely for
get that they have any bad ones. There
is nothing SO tar-reaching as selt-for-
yetfuiness. either where beauty exists
or does not exist, says the Pilgrim.
A famous statesman, on being asked
what he considered the greatest type
Of beauty in woman. replied: The
woman who IS beautiful and does not
know 10, and the homely woman who.
by her intelligence and graceful bear.
ing. makes you forget it." Life Is too
short 20 be constantly regretting the
lack of some type of form OF face we
do not possess. The signing for gray
eyes when we have blue. and longing
for black tresses when ours are golden
will only bring wrinkles and discou-
tent, thereby making others unhappy.
But there are ways and means pro-
vided both by nature exercise and dis.
cipline. whereby we can wonderfully
improve. eradicate and change many of
the unhappy conditions OF lie.
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There s a species X petty l.ackmat.
practiced n New York with which very
,,o,,.- Form =, few 0f even he IA
Lves are 5amillar
"i"' - "''i. says the Pittsburg
Dispatch. Not a few Of the big uptown
restaurants employ hundred Or more
walters during the dining hours, ana the
men are engaged by favor, because these
Jobs are especially desirable. The aver.
age diner notices that the expectation OF
tips practically amounts TO i demand.
Tips are usually heavy and good men
may easily make three OF four dollars
during the three rush hours. The aver
age person who gives gratuity 70
waiter does not know that the waiter
in turn must give tips to hold his Job.
There IS one very large place which en-.
cages its walters through an agent. who
keeps a saloon in the ueighborhood.
This man not only exacts a fee for get
ting the places for walters. but he also
demands one dollar a week so long al
the men he recommends are employed.
Besides this they are expected 70 patron.
tze his bar. The walters who do not
know the ropes or who rebel against the
extorton are quietly dropped. The in
ference Is that some one in authority
divides the velvet with the agent
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AUDITORS NOTICE
\ IN IN re Estate ot Sicnaels. weland. DECD.

- In re Estate or Mlcnael :. Weiand, decd
Notice Is hereby gwen that the UNDERMINED
Auditor appointed by the orphans court 0f
snyder county. 10 pass upon exceptions 10 the
supplemental account OF Isaac Weiand ana
william weiand. Executors VI said e,tate 10
TX the amount OF dOwer ani the total d!stribu-
tive snare IN said estate 10 each legatee and
heir. will SIT for the purposes OF his appointments
at the Offtce OF f. (. Bower, ESQ.,. In Middle
burg. Pennsylvania on Friday, Nov 90 1903 az
9oclock, A. VI. when and where all parties in
interest are notified TO present their claims or
be forever debarred from coming In on said
fund. JAY a.. wEIsER, Auditor
Middlebury, Pa. oct. p. 1903
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We sci. over 5000 100000 worth Z
plant products 20 foreign Countries and
p-,.,,.o, We IMPORT more
than 3400000y0)
mummy worth II plant
products every year which We 10 not
raise n our own territory. That
makes S1.OOOOOO,OO annually Is ne
value Of our interest IN plant products.
and yet, observes the Farmers Voice.
botany is studied in very lew II our
schools. Every boy ald every gtrt
should know what these plants are and
how they can be cultivated With he
greatest profit and the greatest econ
omy. They should be trained 70 make
the most profitable use of the natural
resources which lie around them. The
OF cdr natural wealth has
only rust begun. The Creator has
stored our soil with marvellous riches
for the use OF mankind. and the devsI-
opment OF these riches Is not only the
duty but Il is the advantage Of the
people, and every child should be
taught 70 do bis share IN an intalli-
gent manner.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

cures made by Dr..
Kilmer's Swamp Root,
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der SuecialiSt ard i-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19
LANGUAGES and Reuxio,~

There are 3,o6s languages in the
world. and its inhabitants profess
more than 1000 religions. The num-
Der OF men is about equal 70 tho num-
Der OF women. The average length of
life II about 50 years. OF ZOO persons
only one reaches 100 years OF life. Of
every 100 six reach the age OF IS. and
not more than one in 500 lives 50 yssxN
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

The world does not care particularly
what you do. provided you only do 10 we'll
when Called on
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

Even financial policy. mysterious
~ IL Is. sometimes has holes in 1t that
the verisst layman can see through.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou,
bles and Brights Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root IS not rec
ommendedfor everything but II you have kid
ney. liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the rsunedyyou need. Ithas been tested
in SO many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief ard has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers ofthis PAPER
who have not already tried it, may have
sample bottle sent free BY mail. also A book
telling more about Swarap-Root and how to
find outfy5uhav, Kidney or bladdertrouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and ~
send your address to fT-sss Z 49,
Cr. Klmer z Co.,. .5ing iiii .i z n. n. -, e
har1tou, N. 7. The ass ..s ~, n u :. ..s-sg9
regular fifty cent ard Homo q swamp Poo.
5oIlar sizes are sold ~ all good druggists.
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II Is hard to hold men responsible
for all foolish acts their children per
form.
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yOs nA~aSsA

Football Map--We wVasd NJ 10 Aavs
some musao at oos game aAis akSsr.oon.
You are banAmaster, I sssis~N
Won Tooter-Yah. o0< aeis musicians
haf struck, ! shust esSS1 srActietnx NIT
E>Ns er =. .nnd gan hay oaIy wa tune
Well rha' vtH - >t IS
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

Before you voice a criticism oS an
oiner persons work. Try your hand az
beauns IL
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10 You GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

lnvectivs Is q weapon that shpuld
never b ussd sassUs In daapseaas
caseA
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

Fame is a thing OF slow growth. while
notoristy comes and goes like a mush-
soom in the night
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GROUSE,

!. GROUSE,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
MrDDLgBURs, PA.
Isius.s entrusted to his car
live prompt attention:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

II We never said anything but what We
meant what silent and mososs Iok We
would Do.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

r1enos VINO arc SO because they ned
yor can bs relied on 70 stick unstl
yuaS tuck chaneeA
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Proclamation.

NY Hon. Harold Nj. Mcclure
ySSSse ,Sse 0! the Judicial District,
S ue counties Of Snyder, and
's'ef yer =. hesle and z. L. Gem
aSSsVelate Judges In aud for Sny-
sS.Saed Sed their pisespt, beari6s
~ oi Oet. A. D., isOS, 70 mo
psS yn,Sins ns oian Orphans Court, a
kna..T TTiSsS, ',, eo1rt OF Oyer and Ter.
| N,1i'Se Seart OF Quarter Sessions Of
,haSNSleoHfsh, ior the county Of
Monday Dec. IL, 1903.
I,SS'' 'ps hereby given 10 the Coron.
e'e and UonStables iu and
. ." Nppelg ia the,r
80, .,eaf',. 'pvYlS' .
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

> an9OO and Esp N Tor Wilkes
s1eitOn
p an, rs p N. IS p N Tor Shame
nnt Carmel
HAn Tor Wilkes barre
EASTWARD.
b ,eaye Selinsgrove Junction
IA ] y arriving At Philadelphia
n YORK ) 9p N Baltimore 3 II . N
.lepm
y arriving at Philadelphia
1" YORK - N, Baltimore l5p N
)lOjS p N,
Qally arriving At Philadelphia
ioFA 'lS II, Baltimore 70 am
9SaI
sllS Also leave Sunbury.
!! Arriving At Philadeidhia 8 52am
Va N Washington $50 am New
weekdays, 70 IS am sundays,
~! arriving at Phlladeiphla 729
pas : 81 a N, 10 IS sundays Baln-
washington $50 q u. Baltimore
Asaington Is . N.
= Gays arriving at Philadelphis
y, toiS OS p N, Baltimore II 10 D
ssS lays arriving st Philadelphia
i ION ~ p N, Baltimore 90 p N
GfNlhS &C Philadelphia 7 81 pm
- ? u, Baltimors1 % ? N, Wash
ta's Sano1ry at $50 a m and 5 10
!" hSErlseurg, Philsdelphis and
e5,,bS; \; WOOD. Genl Pass Agen,
ADehf Genl Manager.
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eIphia & Erie R R Division,

Az y
EERN CENTRAL. RAILWAY
WESTWARD,
yes SaIllsgr1ve Junction daily for
D. West.
s p II, jj2 p n.--sunday 9 y / n.
>unbucv daily except sunday:
Buffalo, a . N for Erie and Can.
4BalleiOnte Erie and Canandaigra
-JcG haven, rrrOne anu the West.
Buffalo, i.3 p N Tor BellelOutO
be and Canandaigua
AenJvu lni ElmIra
Wlllamsport
Il for Buffalo via en-. .pOr,um.
Efie, ) IL ! Il Tor Erie and Canan-
) 81 p N Tor VII.
L0ck Haven AMI
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suops me oazn ana WORKS on the Csid

Laxative BromO-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in,a day. No cure. mo pay. Price
cents.
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)NSYlvANIA RAILROAD.
Gewistown Division.
ln effect May "A, 1903.

ives Sunbury S 30 p m, ar
at Selinsgrove 5 45 p m
elinsgrove 6:O0p. M, arrives
tnbury SIS p. m.
ave Lewistown Junction :
II m. 10 o m, 130p m 46p N, Osp
y 9a II for Altoona, Pittsburg and
more and Washington sos a m 9 81,
b., 70 p N For Philadelphia and New
Dos, 9 ga n. l W Il0i 90 IL and l-ls
k--ishur-r IN % m
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-19

There $ a species u petty l.ackmaiI
practiced n New York with which very
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PRACTICAL. s"rFESTIoSs.
3tSnys have t,e"A'r. Nrt mono has
SO u,any as doe, the iruukard
NJ one will have the dsupksrd's
..,ter experiences. II be does not tate
the lrSl cup.
looking. tasting. slipping draining,
@lirg--thoss Srs the stops b. wsIca
Sse becomes a drunkard
Tho full eonseSuencss do aoi tall
upon the drunkard himself Ais tam-
iS sudsrs vita HIM
BanisA the Solo
safe the homo
nsnasd "
saaeer
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-11
Bayou LaCombe Dots.

The postmaster, j. j. Cusachs,
is in New Orleans this week on
business.
The brickyard of MIR. D. Cousin
is once more on the boom.
Messrs, n. Cousin and John j.
Macheca arrived Tuesday, from
New Orleans. MIR. Macheca will
be here all the week.
The Misses Tillie and Cec,le
Cousin, accompanied by Mr Dan.
Todd, took a pleasant buggy ride
SUNDAY and enjoyed themselves
greatly i'll gathering many and
various wild flowers.
Miss Edna BREMEN, of New Or
leans, Will he the welcome guest of
Miss America Cousin for couple
of months.
Mr.. Louis Pizetta, of Manie-
willie, was in town Monday shaking
hands with friends.
Miss Louise Mainegra, of New
Orleans, llluminates our streets
once more.
Mr.. John A. Todd is under the
weather this week.
We hear of many fish fries on
Good Friday and glorious pre-.
parations for Easter Sunday.
HILDA.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-11
J. GAr,n.atly 4sarrler.
April IL, 1908.
Extra fine Honduras Seed Rice
50 90 a bushel. DARLINGTON & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT.

The ladies of Christ Episcopal
Church will give, on Friday April
II, an original and charming enter
tainment at Castle Hall. They
have prepared program which for
originality, has never been equaled,
every number of which will be
entirely new. The public is as
sured an evening so delightfully."-
spent that it will always be pleas
snt memory. The program will be
concluded with Comedy, in one
act, entitled
A STATION EPISODE
Characters.
Miss Glover IA country maid)
Miss E. Whelpley.
Jas, Munro IA Havard graduate,
on his vacation) L, L. Morgan.
Conductor. s. l.. Smith.
The lingering orchestral swell
Along the crowded lobbies drifted,
When at the prompter's signal bell,
The curtain from the stage uplifted
And when the Autter OF applause
Was not that favorite might be
bolstered,
But murmered through the house be
cause
So finely was the scene upholstered
(Quick Curtain.)
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-11
List of Letters

Remaining In the Post Office at Gov
ipgton, La, April 6, 1903:
Army N G Montman W q
Bennett Carnelia Parker Il B Mrs
Cruley Eloise Mrs Stapleman H
Knapp Emily Stubbs l. Mrs
Kerr N T Varnado U ID DIR.
Metz A ID
A fee of one cent additional postage
is required on all advertised letters.
Persons calling for the same will
please say advertised.
II not called for in thirty days from
date, the above letters will be sent to
the ead-Letter Office.
Post Office opens At 8 A M. and
closes at 1913 P. NJ. sharp.
LOUISE ALVAREZ p. NJ.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-11
MAKES 4 CLEAN SWEEP.

There's nothing like doing thing
thoroughly. OF Ill tho Salves you eve1
heard of. Buckle lea's Arnica salve Is the
best. It sweeps away and cures Burns
Sores, Bruises. Cn.s. Boils, Ulcers, Skin
Eruption. and Piles. It's only Csc. and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by }. 1
Watkins, Of the City Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-11
A GOOD WORD FOR CHAMBeRLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY

..In December, 1900. l had revere
cold and was so hoarsc that couli
not speak above whisper" says Allen
Davis. of Freestone. n. Y. II hied
several remedies but got no relief until
used Cham bcrlains Cough kemeiy
one bottle of which cured me. l will
always speak good word for that medi-
cine" Fer sale by v. II. Frederick
ruggist.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-11

Bargains for next week at Bah
ington & Co.'s:
Magic Stock Food zoe.
Best Dundee butter two pounds
for Csc.
Cambell's Asst Soups three
cans for Csc.
Numsen's Extra Sifted Peas, Csc.
II. w. Brand Asparagus Csc.
DARLINGTON & Co.