St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-03-19

vertlsement III another column.
Don't lie, the present price of
cotton TOOL you into not planting
enough corn aud feed Gro ps. If
they have to be bought at high
prices. 1t will knock all the profit
of of the cotton.
Mr.. w. E. Cause, member of
the Police Jury for the Ninth
Ward, II having the roads and
bridges in his ward placed in FIRST.
class condition.
Up to the present time this Stsr
". i.ave noted the birth OF fourteen
Buys and only three girls This a..
p.ais W be one-sided affair. but
tile country must have voters, 1t
any sacrifice.
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The newest thing in its line is
new Millinery Parlor, just opened,
across the street from Babington's
and next to Wadsworth's store. A
professional trimmer, Miss Blanche
Bates, 10 In charge.
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Hon. F. Salmen, the next Repre-.
sentative from this Parish, was .
visitor to Covington last Saturday.
He informed us that business was
hourishing IN Slide)l, and the new
Bank wss making favorable pro-
gress.
| Mr.. G. A. Schmidt, ST., the
matchmaker and manufacturing
jeweler, 10 having extensive inn
provements made to his building
on Gibson street. A second story
has l.een added, with wide font
gallery, which adds greatly 70 it,
appearance.
A young man, l8 years, wishes
position as clerk in retail grocery
and barroom, or hotel, as bigin-
ner, and wants to sleep on
premises Apply to st. Tammany
FARMER Office. -
| Master Alvin Smith, sou Of
Judge c. L. Smith, who fell from
the roof OF Dr.. rolson's boat house
last Saturday, and received painful
injuries, is getting along very
we'll, and will soon be GU, again.
The night school will open IN
the public school building next
Monday, At GAS, under the tutor
ship of Mrs. Elo,se p. Sauter and
Miss Alice Hawthorn, both teach
ers Of Inuct experience and rare
ability. This is An excellent OPP
portun,ty for those desiring IN
struction, who have no time to IT.
tend school in the day time.
There will be preaching at Hick.
CRY Grove Church, two and one
half miles southeast of rallsbeek
Postofice, Sunday, March 20, at
$3.50 T. N.
| Also At Talley's Chapel, We'd.
nesday, March %. at II A. n. aud
$3.50 r. NJ. Rev. VIM. y. Trout.
man, Pastor.
While we are enjoying the de
lights of salnbrious summer eli
mate, the people of the North are
experiencing another visitation Of
ice, hail, snow, sleet and bllzzards.
| Our Northern visitors have good
cause 10 congratulate themselves
over the fact that they are down
here in the Sunny South.
| MARRIED-At the residence
Of VIM. G. Rebentisch. 462 Lower.
line street, New Orleans, Saturday,
March y, $ p. M. Robert l..
Menue, and Miss Georgia ".
Kemp. both Of Am,te City, Rev.
| 8. r. Duvall officiating.
/ DlED.-On Saturday, March
/ la. 1904, At her late residence, the
Summer Cottage, Catherine keegan
relic. Of the late Hesekiah Strain,
aged 80 years.
The deceased WAS native OF Ire
land and . resident Of America
for The pas, 60 years. She leaves
nine children and sixteen grand
children. She was an invalid tor
= number Of years, but bore her
!, suffer,ngs patiently and with CHRIS
tan fort,tude. The funeral took
hl.ce last Sunday afternoon, from
s, Jeanne's Church, Abita
o., TIE K0eoerl. off