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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20


(From THURSDAYS Times)
a guest Of Mrs. :. r. Dunn.
Mrs. Albert Grav. Of Leland. IS Wis
Miss Ruth .Aldridge. Of Estelle. js
a guest OF relatives IN the city.
Miss Irene Schilling, OF Memphis,
is visiting Miss Edna Wetherbee
ter being a student at college IN
Cleveland Tenn.
Mrs JeRov Percy returned on
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

Mrs. Ernest Blackburn, OF Memphis
is guest OF her sister. Mrs. w 6.
Clouston.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

Mrs. Ben Abrams, of Grand Lake
who has been a guest OF her mother
Mrs NJ Resented, left recently to
visit in New Orleans.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

A truly delightful affair OF the week
was the party given on last
evening by Master John Archer IN
celebration Of his folwte euth birth
day
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

Mrs. ArthRr Shepherd, and her lit
tie SON, of Fort Adams, Miss, are
guests of Mrs. Shepherds parents
Capt and Mrs Arthur Hider.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

Mr. and Mrs Henry Crittenden CT
tertained at charmingly arranged
dinner on Wednesday hon2ring NJ
and Mrs ]. G. Mcclure, OF Yazoo
Civ.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-05-20

Hon and Mrs. Spight and Miss
Spight. OF Ripley, Miss, wer@ guests
OF honor at delightful luncheon Civ
en- on Wednesday by Mr.. aud Mrs.
L. P. Smith
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Yropin5 8annoper.

9annpper. Dieter Sage feierte
Der 8u9bruder Wilbelm S9ulb iein
50jdbrises 8erufsiubildum in ieltener
Srif9e unb 9~efunbbeit in Der S6liiz
terf9en 8u9bruderei, in pel6em Sc
f9Gft er felt 35 Sabren tbdtig lit. =
8erunsliidt 1T Der @orarbeiter Der
Strabenreinigung Mlfreb 8ranb. Sbm
fiel in Der 9r. padboftrabe Elm 6
Wfeter langes Brett bonn 9eriiit zines
9aufes auf ben &ppf. Branb erlitt
cine i9pere &opfpunbe unb purbe
ms 8~ranfenbaus eef9afft.
MIfelb. 8etm 8aben in Der
2eine ertrunfsn 1T Der 14id6riqe
Sdiiler 4usuit Meper. gr bers
f4tpanb plDbli9 bor ben 4ueen bier
mitbabenber &ameraben an elmer ties
fen STEELE.
OOrnten. l1eberfabren unb aez
tObtet purbe Der So Sabre alte Sire
denipGrter 8oife bon bier, als er einem
bon bier na4 Oraubof fabrenbsn @i>
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Qiansuua NIT Sinsrrniiien.

SIN 9dfen am S9ifffabrtstanal 81
Berlin eri9ien fiir5li9 elm @eri9ts>
pouSieber nit einem bolfredbaren
S9ulotitel 9esen einsn S6iffseisen>
tbiimer, oeiien belabener Steintabn in
benz 6afen anfsrte. 8ei Der @nfunft
oss 9eamten befdn0en fi9 nur 5tpei
iunse G9iffer auf Dem &uhn, Die fih
Der pfdnoung pioerieBten. Dem Sc
ri9tsbollSisfer blieb oaber ni6ts an
beres iibrig, als poli5eili9e 5ilfe in
Nnipri9 gu nebmen. Die inn uu9 gu
She'll tpurbs. Mit flint G9uBleuten
febrte er mad Dem aabn auriid, I'm
feines Mmtes gu tpalten. Nun Itanben
aber Die Sitter bes &s9tes ppr elmer
neren G9fpieriefeit. sic fonnten
einfa9 ni9t gu Dem Steintdbn gelur>
gen, neil oie @6iffer oas gum nfsr
fi6renbe @erbinoungsbrett entfernt
batten. sc tpurbe nun perIu9t, bon
BEN bena9bnrten 8Gbnen aus bor5us
brinsen, allein oieies @orbaben f9eis
terte on Ser SplioaritGt Der S9iffer.
SobaIb fiG Die Seamten irgeno einem
SABINE ndberten, fpuroe oefen 0erbin@
Dung nit Dem ufer a%ufgeboben, inbem
Die S6iffer ibre 8retter einfa9 su<
riidaogen. S4lisbli4 perfielen Die
8eamten ouf Die Soee: @etrennt mar
f9iren, bereint ihlusen! Sn 5pei Ib>
tbeilungsn umgingen lie na9 beridie>
bener Ri9tung bin Die i'm 9afen lie
9enben SABINE uno batten jebt cen @rz
folg, buB ibnen on beioen Gnopunften
SanofGbne in Die 9dnoe fielen. Nun
errei6ten bic geamten ben fir Die
pfdnoung beitimmten &abn uno
bra9ten Die beioen jungen S6iffer
mad @egenpebr CUR nd9iten pOli5eis
paGe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

Sbr 9efammtsetras in ben eirjeInen &ans
oern-Nie ipariamlte glatipn.

oern Ste WarlaInie Watlon.
Inter Ben fpariamsn Nutionen Ser
@roe fteet bas @plt Der Ser. Staaten
pbenan, o,nn ser in Sen Sfarbonten
Der Union o Wiaionen con Sepofz
loren b;nterle9te &ei6tbum betrug Dor
Sturgeon $3,O60,176,611, pobei 81 be-
ridii9tigen lit, Dab es in IA Staten
Ser Union i~iherhaupt feline Sparban=
fen gibt un0 Der @~elOiiberflib odfelbit
in anOerer WeiIe aneelegt miro. Qlen
Staaten poran ftsbt gfep 0orf. in Del.
fen S~parbanten insgefammt $1,252.s
928,299.62 binterlegt iino, ooer $85,
S36,S55.59 mebr, ols i'm perfloHenen
Sabre. Mit 8esug uuf feline @epolfes
rungs5a6l lit je0o1 Connecticut Dem
sroben Na9baritaate iiber, Oenn BEL
elmer Ginpobneri9aft bon 908,000
&Dpfen betragen BORT Die Sparbants
Sepoiiten S211,177,974.
NGGft Sen Ser. Staoten 1T Damn
Seuti9lan6 Oas 2ano, no, mas Ois
geIammtIumme anbstrifft, Der Spar
famteitsfinn am meiiten entlpidelt 1T,
oenn Die Sspofiten b~etragen bort
$2,273,45,226. gs fplgen Damn
SeIterrei6s llngarn nit $1,000, 7OO,s
600 uno England nit $966,S54,258
Sn Srantrei9 telGuft ii9 Der Sc
iammtbetrag Ser SparbanfzS epoIiten
auf 847,20O,GO0 pohei je0p9 be-
merit iperben muB, Oab Der 6ranSpfe
nit GROCER @orlieEe fein Gelo in &en=
ten anlegt. Sn Den italienii9en
Sparbanfen befinoen ii9 $482,200,>
GOO, in ben odnif9en 1926 00, 900.
in Den i9lpei3erif6en $193, 900.
in bsn felgif9en $141, 800, 1000 unb in
ben f9peOif9en $151,400,000. Selbft
&ublano fann in ieinen Sparbanten
$445, 100000 aufpsiien, mas per
&opf Der 8eb0lferung $3.16, eegen
500 in SGnemarf, $50 in Der S9peiS
unO $40 in Seutf6ldno betrdgt. Be
frembenb ipirft es, oaB fi9 Die Spar
bonfzS spoiiten in Dem fletbigen 9olz
lan6 MIR auf $40, 100000 belaufen,
bod mag ols @rtldrung oafir oienen.
Dob BORT me6r &apital geI9dftli9 uno
iiberIeeii9 angelegt lit, ais es ieitens
dnoerer Staaten BEG europdif9sn
&ontinentes Der SAT- lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
S'e @eid,td,tc eines Yapaecis.

Sn Der Hue 8arbttte in paris npbnt
cine Gltere Dame, Mabame Sumont,
beren Yapasei unldngit Die 9un5s
Strabe in @etpegung unb Iufrubr pers
feBte. Srau Oumont mar Der felienz
feitsnllebsraeugung,b ab ibr9apagsi Ger
i9Onite bes gan5en 2anoes lei uno tein
anberer @ogel es nit linn i'm poa=
enbeten Spre6en uufnebmen fOnne.
Die bDfen Ha9bdrn freili9 naren
gang anberer @nii6t, lie bebuupteisn,
baB Der Yapagei einen unbeimli6en
@petafsl ponfiibre, unb bei9lofen,
benz QGrm elm Gnbe Su bereiten. @s
eelane ibnen, bas StubenmGb6en Der
Mapame Sumont gu beiteden, uno in
I6nefenbeit Der 9siiberin iteIte Die
Mago ben @oeel nit benz 3dfig uuf
ben 8ulfon unb Dffnets bic Sbir.
Sas S6ier flog beraus, febte ii9 auf
bas 8alfongittsr, pelab iiG BON bier
bic f60ne Welt unb trGbte unb frG9't
luItia barauf log. 10 bak bic Bench
ner Der Strabe ft9 unten por benz
6auie per1ammelten unb neugieria gu
5dauten, Oh Der Yapaeei ni6t bolb
bas @eite fuhen iperoe. IA er aber
anfdeinenb feinen Sreibsitsbran9 in
fid fiiblte, tparfen Die Yohanten nit
Steinen unb anberen GegenitGnben
hinouf na6 benz 8alfon, bis Ger @ogel
untpiGi9 unb drserli9 treiI9enb, uuf
unb bapon flpg unb serabe in Die ee=
Dffnete Sbur bes auf Der anberen Seits
Der StraBe holtenben Ppliaeisefdbrts.
Der ppli3ei6eamte, auf bieien 9aftlina
nidt porbereitet. polte i'm sreifen,
bod u2orhen" biB 10 piitbenb I'm fi6j.
bab Der 8samte bon linn ablaTen
mubte. Sn bieiem Nusenblid err
f6ien 5rau Sumont. gntfebt pies
fe bas Mnsrbietsn ab, in ben ,,eriinen
Waaen" gu iteigsn, UNI ben gapagei
gu fanaen, ba lie cine anftdnbigs unb
ebrbars Srau iei. Gs bIieb alio ni6is
anberes iibrig, als 6ilfe berbei5u6oIsn.
Den pereinten &rdftsn eeIans es benn
audi, bes papageis babbaft 81 fpers
ben unb i'm in ben 3Gfia suriid5u=
transportiren, CUR groben 5renbe ieis
ner giaentbLmerin unb gum 2sibfpefen
Der Nah5nr-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
euister assr ole marofso.srase.


emile Oaipier, be- Wann nit Sem
rlei6ten 6er5sn", tefea Name NIT ben
fir JrantreiG 10 perbingnibDpasn
GreisniiIen bon 1901 perfniipft lit
unb pertniipft bleiben pirb, nimmt
iebt slei9faus gu ben bus Sntersfe
ieiner 2anbsleute gesenpdtig 10 leb=
bdft e~rreeenben Sragen Der a%usmGrti.
gen politit bas Wprt.
Der fp6beiabrte Staatsmann unb
Publiaiit, Der aus feiner balb freipil>
lisen, balb unfreipiaisen 3uriidgs3Os
| eenbeit nur ielten beraustritt, biaigt
bos @orgsben 3ou6ier's in ieber Sim
fi6t. 3Oupier, 10 ertldrt er, babe pobl
raran setban, ii9 iiber Die MarpttO>
Sraee nit SeutI6lanb gu peritGnbi=
gen. Sin &ries tpesen Marotto pdre
cine unge6euerli9feit gepeien; benn
6ranfrei9 babe in Marotfo fein Yroz
t~eftprat unb nod fpeniger Groberungen
81 iuaen, uno fslbft ais Reformator
brau6e es bort ni9t n~ptbpenbiger>
peiie einaugreifen, 10 LANCE es i'm eige=
Een 2anbe ned 10 piel gu perbefern
unb gu reformiren babe. Slug pdrs
es basssen na9 OGipier's 4nii9t ges
peIen, fpenn Sruntrei9 fi9 Spanien
bsbilflid se5eist bate, in MarOtfo
Die Stelung gu erlansen, auf Die es
| mebr als elm anherer Staat Mnipru9
babe. Sir cine iol9e 6iilfeleiitung
bate Der Nufbar %jenieits Der pprez
nGen bur6 ben Mbi6luB elmer Oifenz
iip< unb OefeniiO=auian5 ii9 ertennts
li6 seieen fDnnen, elmer @lian5, Die
| 5ranfrsi9 bon NuBen iein piirbe,
penn emit an leinsr SitgrenSe 9efa5s
rem i'm @n5uge fein iOnten. Gmile
Snipier 1T absr au9 fir Elm berali9es
ginpernebmen nit England, ia ielbit
fir cine alerbings bur6aus friebli6e
@nians. Man iiebt. iugt er, in zen
Gneldntern aISu lei9t nur &rdmer,
bic iibsrau Mbiab fir lire grseusnife
Iu9en. sic importiren ober ni9t
Bios Waaren, fonpern aud Sheen unb
| Ginri6tuneen; benin ba, mo- lie ii9
fefieBsn, pfIeat bic Jreibeit gu bIiiben
unb Die Meni6beit @epinn 81 babsn.
Dap bic 5reunbf9aft Grantrei9s
NIT England 81 einem 8riege nit
SeutI9lanb fibren tOnne ober miifIe,
elaubt er ni9t. Sa Sranfrei4 aui
BEN 3epan6efrieg perai9tet gu BADEN
i9sine, io0e es ii9 nit Osuti4lanb
auf ben SUB riidii9tspOner, bOfli9sr
@~e8iebungen fteGen; me1r pero:
SeutI6lano ni6t perlanaen: es pero:
aufrisben iein, ipenn IS iebe, oab
Sranfrei6 Die Ibii9t babe, gnslanba
fpegeu inn ssgeniiber cine trobige.
berausforbsrnbe 9altung an%5unebmen
Sine 4Giana 6rantrei@s unb Seuti4a
lambs, Der England fi9 unI9lieber
niirbe. ipGre alerbin9s mad Sniper'i
@nii9t bic ihDnIte biplpmatiI9e @om.
bination. @bsr cine ipl6e 4nian;
spil6en Den beiben Nationen mart
nur m0gli9, psnn Die cine Der anberer
DO ut bes" perI6affte, pie gismara
su faeen pflests. rWas bietet uni
Seutf9lanb fir cine iol9e @nian3?'
frast Der ereiie fransOiii6e Siuuts.
mann. v@is6t es uns MeB? Sanr
%f0nn.en mir Elm GeIprG9 i6on on.
fniipfen. Gintpeilsn miihsn mir elm.
amber segenisitis @4tuns be5eisen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
SeItame 9 d 3 / 8 :

GeItame 8eerdbnib :
feier. Sn einem StGot9en am
3bein mar elm Observation-Disclosures se>
ftorben; oa er Elm alter &risger tpar,
piini9ten Die &nsebOrisen Elm feierz
li9es militGrif9es 8egrdbnib. Run
mar man aber geatpuneen sefpeien. Die
2ei9e tpesen Der grpben 9iBe f9on
porber i'm 2ei9enbauie auf 6em &ir6@
bofe untersubrineen; elm 2eidenSug
bur6 Die Straben oes StGbt9ens mar
baber ni4t mOeIi9. Wan perfiel bes<
balb auf ben 4ustpeg. cine n2eideN gu
marfiren. @s purbe Elm S%tpeiter Sarg
bei9afft, Der alsoonn unter 8egleis
tung zines 8rieserpereins nit Der
SABINE, 5ablrei9er r2eibtraeenber"
unb zines prieiters leer gum 8ir9hofe
gebradt ipuroe, mo Der ~notbpenoise
Qustauid unb Die rri4tige" Sesroi<
sung i%tattfanben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

Gin roBber5ogGi9e
9ptel. Der @rOBber5os bon 9efen
ipiinidt in Maina, Der srOBten unb be-
%beutenoiten Staot feines 9eiienlanoes,
bic @rri9tung zines groBen mpbernen
5otels i'm alien p~alaiseurten nube benz
srobberaoglihen @9lob am Rbein, UNI
BORT 9Gfte jeberaeit bequsm unierbrin>
gen gu fDnnen. Die grobberapsli6e
,3ipilifte min ben auplab fir 100000
Mart berseben uno gu Den 8autoften
einen nambaften 3uf9uB ~leiften. Der
9of bas erfts Stodpert BEG 9otels
bauerno mietben, % Der @robbersos
mebrere Woden in Main3 reiioirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

gu frDbfiher &rdben<
iparer unldnsit 80 NiTtcoe in
oen Counties Glgin uno 3ane, SI.,
ausse5ogen. 9ie Saso mdbrte sfpei
Gage. Grlest tpurben in Ser 3eit 1131
&rGben, neben so Nsunt0otern uno 5
9abi4ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

Der . oes 6eIio<
trop fann bon Dem Der 0anine
faum unterf9ieoen tperoen.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-28
FRIDAY. JULY Is, 1905.

Read the ad. Of the Lewiston. Business
College.
Call on Dentist Bray for fine crown
and bridge work.
Earl Coutts left the FIRST Of the week
for Spokane to resume work.
George stuber shipped four carloads
Of fat hogs to Seattle last week.
Murder in the First Degree.-see
FarnswortE q Winners ad. for partic-
ulars.
The Simon families spent Sunday up
on the mountain meath the shade of
the pine trees.
If you need dental work done call on
DR.. Bray at his new Office adjoining the
confectionery store.
Mrs. VonTersch held ticket No. VA
and won the clock at Briley's. Buy
your drugs there and get prize.
Miss Simon, sister Of Will. and Ed.
Simon, arrived Saturday from Lancas-
ter, Ohio, and will visit here for coup
le months.
The town is pretty quiet these days
as everyone is engaged in the harvest
field and many more could be used to
advantage.
Geo. w. and Earl Coutts, ST. Peter
son and August Jcrgenson returned late
last week from a fishing trip across the
Clearwater, They report nice trip
but the fish caught were all very small.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-28

Fresh bread for sale at the Idaho ho-
tel.
John Engel added his name to the
CHRoNIcLE list this week and provided
himself with a weekly supply Of good
reading matter
Bert Tefft brought up Marion Tipton's
new billiard and pool tables from Sites
Tuesday and the same are now set up
aud ready for use.
DR.. Turner received a new horseless
carriage this week in the shape of
motorcycle and will soon be setting the
roads afre in answering hurry up calls
from his patients.
Louis Hollandsworth returned late
last week from southern California
where he went two years ago for his
health. He is looking pretty well and
expects to visit here for some time.
The present hot weather is burning
the grain in some places and ripening it
all very fast Binders are running all
over the prairie and heaters will COM
mence operating quite generally next
Monday.
DR.. Bray, the dentist, is now located
near the Farnsworth store and has
neat office. new instruments and every-
thing bright and clean. All who call on
him will be treated courteously and be
given the best Of work.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-28
For Sale.

Plenty OF l6-inch and 4-foot wood.
Call at the old Holt ranch north of town.
G. S. DowNER.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-09-23
COUNTRY BEHIND GLASS.
Florists Bring In Bits Of Field and
Forest for Window Dis
plays.

In the midsummer the town florists
keep their shop windows just as at
tract;ve as In spring. In one window,
filled with field flowers, noats at will g
company of bees and butterflies.
Thudding of the black and yellow bees
against the glass draws attention to
the window that has not already been
won by country bloom or light laden
butterfly wings.
Thoroughly pleasing is the window
which has been converted into gar
den of decided landscape pretensfons.
Grass seed is sprouting over the gently
undulating lawn that covers the entire
floor Of the window. A grove Of dwarf
maple trees flourisies in the back
ground. Below the grove lies lake.
On the water float various kinds OF
little water plants About the rim Of
the lake runs border OF shrubs and
vines.
A picturesquely arranged pool OF
water is a favorite ornamental devices
In window arrangement among the
florists at this hot season The pool Of
one window IS surrounded by palms.
One palm is tipped forward so that q
great leaf dips half way into the wa
ter.
Green is the keynote R all the win
dows. Ferns III the background and
sides, cover the flooring and hang sus-
pended from the ceiling. The pots Of
the ferns do not show from the street.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-09-23
FLORAL NOTES.

Very recently q new race OF holly
hooks has been introduced which
promises to become very popular
especially with the amateur. II the
seeds are soWn early the plants grow
to full size and bloom the first sea
son, thus becoming ANNALS instead Of
biennials. They flower very profusely
II late summer. when we need them
to keep up the supply. They branch
freely from the ground up, and are
quite as ornamental AZ the old form;
they are, in fact, about the same as
essentials.
There are both single and semi
double varieties among these new an
nual holly hooks, and the colors are
of many shades. OF course much Is
yet to be dome in the way Of se1ec-
tion toward obtaining q range sof de-
sirable colors, and greater perfec-
ton of form, but that this viii come
IN short time we have no reason to
doubt
The "nollyhock disease" species
Of rust, which almost ruined hollyhock
culture few years ago, seems less
prevalent. The system of growing the
old type strictly as q biennial materi-
ally lessons the liability to disease.
Ho1lyhock seed should be gathered
and soWn as soon as ripe. II left on
the stalks, they may rot In ccnse-
quence Of late summer rains. The ad-
vice to SOW htls month is good, and
may be advantageously followed.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-09-23

Lone Slar state has 30 far failed to
back up with the rifles and bayonets
and cannons Of its militia. Border
towns IN Alabama and Arkansas have
also met the refugees from Louisiana
with shotguns and turned them back
or imprisoned them In quarantine
camps Even as far north as Tennes-
see and southern Illinois the quaran-
tine is maint aimed TO certain extent,
but IN these latter districts 1t is q
modified quarantine and without the
menacing adjunct OF shotguns or bayo.
nets. Memphis, It may be recalled, has
as much reason as any city ia the
world 70 impose . rigorous quarantine
IA times of danger from yellow fever,
IS, with perhaps the exceptions of New
Orleans and Philade deIphia, 10 other city
In the world has been scourged 80
dreadfully Or 20 nearIy depopulated
from yellow fever IS has Memphis. III
the yellow Jack epidemics ef ! gen
Grafton ago, when the peopls Of New
Orleans were dying like flies, the pop
ulation of Memphis was being deci-
mated almost equally IS fast. But that
was before science had come tp the
rescue BY stepping to the front and
showing thkt this greatest of yellow
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-09-23

Charles Flnlay of Havana had ~
Vaneed the theory that mosquito
conveyed the unknown cause 81 yellow
fever, but did not succeed ii demon
strating the truth Of IFS theory.
Dr.. III. r. Carter Of the marine hos
pital sery ice had written q paper show
ing that although the period Of incn-
baton was only five days, yet q house
to which q patient was carried did not
become infected for from Is to 20
days.
To Reeds mind this Indicated that
the unknown infectiye agent has TO
undergo a period OF Incubation OF
from 10 to Is days and probably n the
body Of the biting insect.
Up to this time the most generally
accepted theory as to the causation Of
yellow fever was that Of Sanarelll, who
claimed that the bacillus fceterolds dis
covered by him was the specific agent
Of the disease Maj. Reed, in associa-
ton with DR.. Carroll, had, however, al
ready demonstrated that this bacillus
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-09-23
EXCELLENT co ool DRINKS


Iemonade ii always an accepfa aDie
drink. and with 8 little preyious plsp-
aration may be served 1t any tln.
without trouble. There are severn
ways Of doing this, some % lns.'
very much alike, but all Of them esev1'
4 little lemon sirup put n tumDlsl1
ful Of very cold water gives 2 lsl-
onade fit for king, and may De mauo
with or Without acid To make 9 si.up
containing acid peel the yeiioW it..,.
from q dozen lemons (as tniniy s.
possible); put the peel with 1oul
pounds OF loaf sugar and pour ose.
it two quarts of boiling water. Sques1e
the juice from the lemons ana Aaa =
1t four ounces tartaric acid, Mi1 alA
together and strain. When perfeclV
cold put into bottles and cork tlsn.ly.
For sirup without acid crate the -,
low of the rif1d from - lemons anu
mix with six pounds granulateo susa. !. :,
add two quarts Of water and Doll un.l,
|it thickens (skimming on all scum tnae
rises). Add the juice from the - lena-
ons and boil Is minutes longer bot-5
tie, and cork tightly. Keep ellner =
the sirups in cool place. Orange
sirup may be made In the same way:
but less sugar is needed where TUG
oranges are sweet ones.
A preparation In powder form -
sometimes, more desirable than tne
sirup, and is particularly nice for tne
traveller to carry. Take one-naII ~
loaf sugar and rub over two Ia1se
lemons to get the flavor Grub until you
fairly take the skin on D; crush tne
sugar as finely as possible and mla
with it four ounces carbonate OF soda
and four ounces tartaric acid. RuD
through fine sieve and put Into
warm and perfectly dry bottle. or can.
Cork tightly and keep where It Will
be as dry as possible. Use teaspoon
fuI to q tumbler Of water. To cnange
the color and flavor of these drinks ado
to the sirup, or powder. some kind ol
fruit sirup. II the drink Is then calleo
by the name Of the fruit added, max
ing it strawberry lemonade Tor what
ever the fruit ISL the change will seem
even greater. The fruit sirup is added
when mixing the drink, and the
emount will be regulated by circum-
stances and taste-a half-teaspoonfuI
of some sirups giving more color and
davor than twice the amount OF others.
The work required for the preparation
OF these foundations is practically
nothing when compared with that re-
quired in making lemonade in the
usual way half-a-dozen different times
--and 1t is mighty big satisfaction
to know 1t is ready for instant use.-
Rural New Yorker.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-09-23

Blanchard Or Louisiana Illuminated
against the coast patrol l-boats put into
commission, with arms and ammuni-
tion and sharp-shooting militiamen, BY
Governor vardaman OF Mississippi.
III specific terms Governor Blanchard
charged that tn armed patrol-boats
of tl1e state 81 Mississippi had bot
tied up. number ot Louisiana fisher
men ID Lake BoFgne. which IS 9 port
of New Orleans ind body of nav
tzable water under the Jurisdiction q
NE United States government,
You have no right to prohibit boats
from navigating lake, sound and gulf
channels which are navigable waters
81 the United States" thundered his
excellency of Mississippi. "a1d the
limit of your powers IS to prevent
beats from landing on Mississippi
shores M such state of affairs can
~ tolerated 9
After this outbnrst It was Thought
chat blood would surely flow. But II
tddn,t Instead Of sending feet Of
patrol.boats ID smash the cruising
craft of Mississippi ID ! brilliant naval
snEag agment that ssouzd dwarf the ex-
ploits ol pewey or y Togo. his ex- e
Eellency 81 Louisiana dictated 2 ring
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-09-23
GUST THE Dem
a Tussle with Codee.

5s5
Z the hs'. e soMs.n.n IalIly demoniacal
y tne way conee sometimes Wreaks itss
uenaisn malice on those who use II.
s. Aaoy Wrltng from Calf. says:
ny nusDsna ana , both lovers ofI
soHee, suHerod 1or some time from 4
.IeIy annoy1nE 1ol1n q nervousness. &C
.ompanleo Dy most 1rightful head.
scnes. Y my own case. there Was
.ssn.ually aeYeiopeo some sort of af-s
Iscllon g tne nerves leading from the
'p.ns ~ e tne nead.
va unaDie 70 mold my head M
E ssials.n.. .ns tension or the nerves drew
I. = .' g g one sue, causing me the most In
.snse p..ln. We sos no relief from
meulc.ne, ana Were puzzled as to what
sa..es $500 tns. tns LIQUIDS, tin friend sug-
sesled that possibly the coffee wa
arank had. nad something PM to do With Il,