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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21
Den lyle Quo.
CaThe Fair GOd".)
Roma ON QIerifos Grobrin9.
III Gepis Dalaee. pao Danff peO Dill. u1sIer.
(5ortiat)
G'The Fair Code

4lpordoo reb bibere. 6prte3 bier Itaaenoe og mpns
itreoe geiten al 5ropperne. 5erit tom Iad lp0pit
iom Yant4erc - en- tor afbelin8 3lascalanere; berpad
8ueTtptier, 6pts 9da6en flirreoe mob beres tunge guitz
Ringer; og enbeIig fnirteoe og raslebe Stptiet frem. .Qb,
0eia! er 8u btr!" uObrgb Gorte3. ba SGoper trat Den
fsrie 9anon forbi BAN. ia, 0u, bet er ingen gut iom
ben Staien, boor Du ferite Sang tjente Dig oine Spoz
rer; men r%imeIigbis bar bet bog pGrre fat meb os %oengang,
enb bet CT nu!" Mira, Senor!" ipareOe UeIa idgte %
rb ben til BAN, bet er gobt, 9u letter W}ob os, for
man ian trenge til BET y}at. Qngriber 6eoninge=Qots
let os, fan bet TONNE til at fe meqet lemt uo; for 6ois
lite 8laitcn tua faa Sfperne fejet bort, pg Oct bIiDer
beo at reQnt, faa" ban naIien bpiftebe bet ,fpn9er
9unterne life, Senor!
Del CAB ct Sat Gorte3; ct Gu lob bet BAN folbt
nto oo 8nggen, % bans 3qnoer tom til at flopre. Men
bet nGfe gieblit par ban after 6erre oOer fig ielD: o6tl.
gsnene tan pare 6o5 os meb bere5 6irlp t Wsrte % 8e9n
iaa qo0t Jon QBs og 3erte." ioarebe ban. g@er, 6oab
Du TAM iaa ian Du Dlor9en bente bos mig Dit qdtent
iom 6epeosmanb" 3ermeo ioang Gorte3 i9 op poa
I'm 6et, fog lit Sfiolo, og qiorbe Stri68sfen fat til lit
0aauOleb. Nleu ban benteoe lbt enbnu, inbtil en- 8btter=
trup bar posieret forbi BAN, og Der tom en- enlig Gbtter
,Gr bet DID. 2epn2" rdabte ban Iad; ,Du bar trut1
fet oGe 9agterue inb2" - oNGe!" Ioareoe 2eon; Yjeq bar
perionIig let efter, life en- enete W2ano er blepet glemt."
- BEL" Ia9Oe 6orte3, % GAP tit 5slge Ell 9int, giaa
AN oqiaa ri riOe por BEL" so Sibe ON SIDE meb Econ
reo ban uo pda @aben.
Da ban - iom iofte MonO - bar tommet ub ab
9orten, penote ban fig ON og Iaa' tflbdge efter palabiet.
Ueu BET oar aaereoe iom opnugt at Mertet: ian Iaa'
fun en- Iort Stpg9s. Gad latte ban fig til Hette Saben.
% Iutteoe oDbt. Sutiet giafbt life aft bet, Tom Cpbolbet
bint BALLADS baobe toiet be &riitne, life beaer 5orerne.
iom M foreitOo: nei ban %iutteoe ober 3abet uf ben
Mu9t, ban bapbe buOi BIT inoe, hOor ban Tiger og
Maaneoer igennsm ba00e beitet ooer en- &on9ernes aonQe
o9 gennem BAN - oper Ell palbigt Rige. 8enne pnl-
tiqe, ubegranIeoe U1agt bleb MI ta9et fra BAN co aobers
bart for %beianoig!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21

meo BAN. 8erfOr beber ig Ser, LAB mig gad nu!"
@uutamo3in lagoe Saanben poa bans SfulOer;
,9lab Dig, 9en!" iagOe ban, uogIua ieg tenter, at 6Go.
men nu er nGr. Gio @uberne bore ms6 Dig! 9por er
be Manb, Iom fal leoIage 8ig2" - De benttr nebe
= 9udtamo3in iaa' ct gjeblif aanOSfrabGrenz
be paa ben LANCE CAME, 6ualpa fob meb; Ioa tog ban
Rem, og b~etragtebe beunbren0e bet LANCE, li9e, fritnt
Sbarb, Der BAR %fufgiort til ben: bets blaulige 9lintea
~IiuItes, tGntte ban, ben 6emmelig6eo, fom 6dooe lat De
fad 5remmebe / Stanb til at Iejre ODER iau mango &riz
gere og til at lagge g9 og 2anb gbe. Oct bil biGlpe
Otg til Sejr!" iagOe fan enoelig, og gap 6uaIpd 2anien
tilbage. - 9ualpu tpsiebe BAN paa Soanben; Seq men
te, '33in @uatdmo, at nadr s par bebet &onge, lfulbs
jeg madite bare naaet at g~engplbe Ser beb trofait 3ieneite
al jr @o0beo % @enli96eo mob mig. Nen tan b1nbt,
@u0erne giber mig 2eilig6eb BERTH olereoe Nat. Sois
s lite fer mig DO 9aggrp, iad tan glenebin iige Ser,
bbao Der er blebet at mig. Gen beG!" SO meO Qnigtet
benot imoO @uatamo3in qit ban ub al 9ammeret.
pas bel pao Ser lelO!" raa6te @uatamo3in eftsr
1am. oOg buff pao, al Der nao life 9ibes 3e9n til ans
pa be 5remmeOe, FIR be sr rpttet frem til ben fprite
&anal! Gen pel!" 6on bar 9aaet ben DBrdd6s
nin9en % ftoo og iaa' tanteful0 efer 6ualpa. Men tun
ct 2iebftt. Obi al bet gamle 9empels Seller og aamre
%6e9pnote nu De &rigere at mpI6re ireul, iom ban perions
Zig oilOe fore. Del BAR ct lonqt 3og. % oGe par De
tlabte bpioe gomuIbs @eoanbter. 5 SpibIen for benz
tradote Iaa @udtamo3in. ifert en- &rifens &braos, Ell
9riiens Selm % meb en- &riiens Stribsotie / 6aanben:
oq 5orfelgelien al be 5remmebe 6eg9note, / Storm og
9el9msrte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21
Gooe 9o9er, iom a~nbefales:

Mirjam HOIsnbanm. On sorauins f. i,bir, ss.sI..
125 StOsr, GmiIas, 2S Gsnts. inbbnnbsn 20 eents.
Wartbren | ct. Mnbretps. ct piu.s. fir. ben astr,
airts. 90 Sibrr, iOmiIos 10 Gents. ~inbbuubsn 40 Cent?.
Wartbrerne : ben Intber5fe Qirte. o..tot tr.
apR. 224 imaa Sibsr. inbbuubsn SsirfnsBbinb 40 Gents.
Otu guE. On sasianSR Sort~uiRs fra sriRi lib. en NJ
Amsrifas bsbfs BtasS. w 2enis Wallace yaa DauS ps
Bib. aRsasr. Pris, sebs isbbnnbsn, si2s.
Din BrO6erS Blob. On ssr,~uiu.. ,ou n,lsr,, ss.r, ,
Orsnten, ~femsasaDs % :mterssismt. gao DaaR ses y. p
IRabitn. IVA Sabsr, OmHaa. 20 dsxs.
6errem er init Sfiolb. On ssrtaHlna, ,ou strsr.r be-
frifei9s eEs Hnslanb. lEO O.. / Omp a&, tabb. SOC
VILE NeQer ienoss porfofrt. 8etnfiRorn h,hse tEbisnbi iammen
mto Nenilussn 5pmu - msSase :. syiaHng
Danilb 2utberon Nubliihtno 6Dnle. Nloir, RebraEa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
School Entertainment.
Editor St. Tammany FARMER:

Editor St Tammany FARMER:
The entertainment for tue bere.
fit of the public schools Of this
place, on the evening Of December
10TH last, was . decided success
for this dull season OF the year.
The net results will reach about
$40. Much credit lie due TO Mrs.
Galbralth. Miss Pinckney, Miss
Hopkins, Mrs Weightman, Mrs.
viz and other public.sp,rted la
dies, who contributed go largely to
it's success.
The committee OF ladies VINO had
the affair in charge desire to thank
those friends who contributed 20
literally to the refreshment tables,
and to others Who helped the cause
with solid cssh Their thanks are
especially due to the Pythians Of
Vaudeville. who 60 kindly gave the
use OF their large hall free Of charge,
and also to our genial town marshal,
Miller. who was untir,ng in his as.
,is,ance from start to finish of the
affair ANON.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
Farmers Institute.

Mr.. G. e Millar. Business Man.
ager Of the Truck Growers Asso-
citation OF Abita Springs. 's in cor
respondence with State Commits
sioner j. G. Lee, Of the State Board
Of Agriculture, with view Of bold.
ing Farmers Institute in St. Tam.
many Parisb, with addresses by q
corps of competent Instructors.
Mr.. N. G Pearsall, manager OF the
East Louisiana Railroad, will take
up tn matter Of reduced rates If
transportation for the speakers.
The Police Jury should take the
mattrr up aud see that such an in.
stitute Is held here for the informa.
ton of the farmers. In our opin.
ION, the Courthouse, in Covington,
would he the most desirable piece
to hold such = meeting, being the
most central point.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

Baton Rouge, La. Dec. 81 1904
To the Parish Superintendent. -.
Dear Sir beg to request thai
You will please notify your teachers
that the questions on the profes.
s,onsl phase Of teaching, gwen II,
the teachers examinat,o r 10 b.
held IN June 1905, will b based
upon the texts and outlines recon-
mended in the pamphlet, issued by
this department, containing the
programs for the February, March,
April and May meetings OF III.
Parish Teachers Associations.
These books and outlines are as
follows: Jean Mitchell's School.
published by Public School Pub
fishing Co., Bloomington, Illinois;
Moore's Science of Study, publish
eddy Kinds, Noble& Eldredge, New
York; and "Fundamental PROPOSE
tions" as outlined in the pamphlet.
j. A copy Of this pamphlet will be
furnished every teacher in the Stale
on request of the Parish Superin
tendent. The books may be oh
tanned from the publishers.
Yours very truly.
]. B. ASWELL, State Supt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
LICENSE TAX.
ON PISTOLS, RIFLES AND CA
TRIDuEe NOW ON.

Act No. IS OF 1904. which ha'
for IL purpose the increasing Ut :ht
revenues Of the State Of Louistans
by. lsvying ; license tax on the sale
OF pistols or pistol cartridges and
rides or ride cartridges, blank pis'
to,s and blank pistol cartridges, and
providing penalties for tue non.
nayment OF such license tax, went
into effect Jan. l.
Il is provided in this law that
when the gross sales are $l0,W0
ar more, the license shall be $50
vheu under SIC, 900 and more than
"a. O0C the license shail be $50
vhyn the sales are under $4,000 tho
lioense shall be t25. The shove
annlies TO Wholesale dealers. s~~s > =
Rateil dealers will have t. pay .
license graded as follows: When
M oross sales are 5000 or more
the license shall be 5000; when the
orosS sales are under 5000 and
more than 81, 500, the license shall
I've $3.50; when tie gross sales are
less than 81, 500 the license shall be
Tta license 40 referred to above,
!. to be collected by the tax collect"
mrs 81 the State in the same man
mar and 1t 1.-THE same time o. other
i;ncenses are collected.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
BANK STATEMENT.

The quarterly statement of the
Coving.ou Bank and Trust Co.,
tor the quarter ending Dec. %.
1904, will be found in another col
umu. This model bank has en-.
joyed 3 career of unchecked pros
perlty from the start, and at no
time was its earning capacity, list
Of depositors or genera. business
greater or more promising than at
present. The officers of the bank
are to be congratulated on the phe.
nominal success which has crowned
their labors in the past, and the
prospects, Of . promising new year
are excellent, The prosperity Of
our bank means general prosperity.
The statement shows that de-
posits have increased to over $780,.
4
600, and loans amounting to over
$3.50, 900; surplus, %, 100000; un-
divided profits, less expenses and
taxes, $5,95l.99; dividends un.
paid, $5S5.00.
We congratulate the able and
popular management Of the Gov.
ington Bank and Trust Co., and
wish the institution q long-contiu-
ued reign of financial success, and
its stockholders, one and al, hes'th
and prosperity throughout the com.
ing years.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
Entertainment.

Saturday, Jan. IA, the congrega.
ton OF st Francis Xavier's Church,
in jacksonville, will give an enter.
talnment in the u. f. B. 4. Hall,
in order to raise funds for . new
school building. A large Christmas
tree, laden With gifts foi every At.
tendant. A large kings cake, and
. very interesting program Of music
and recitatiOns will form an agree
able pastime, not to speak Of the
DELICIOUS supper, choice refresh.
ments, fine band Ut music, etc.
The entertainment will commence
at 81 N. Admission: aduits, rs
cents; children. 10 cents. Every
ticket has q number for the tombola
attached.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
PLEASANT AND MOST EFFECTIVE,

T. j. Chambers, Ed. indicator. Lib.
ertv, Texas. writes Dec. rs. 1902: "With
pleasure and unsolicited by y u, l bear
testimony to The curative power of
Billiards. HOrehound Syrup I have
used it in my family aud can cheerf. lily
affirm Il is the most effective and pleas.
antest remedy for coughs and colds
have eve. used. SC, soc aud 81 90
Sold by ]. s. Claverie. Gown ton, aud
Crescent Drug Co., Slideil.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
Notice t. 1'resspassers

Hunting, fishing. trapping. cutting
wond. desdening trees. removing fallen
timber " tresapassing Of any kind. fs
positively forbidden upon tha lands OF
the undersigned, under penalty of the
law
Antoine Provost. Geo. 81. Cause, Jas,
Provost. E. P Robert, U g. Neuhaus-
or. p. F. HerwiR, Mrs. r E. Kuntz.
". ]. Mayfied. r A. Bourgeois, Oscar
Blugier, Cap. Taylor.
ia7.6 mos.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
Burning Their Cotton.

A special from Shawnee. Okla
homa Territory, says:
Several thousand dollars worth
of cotton, estimated at sixty bales,
gathered together IN huge pile in
the little town of Asher, IN the
southern part of this (Pottawa.o.
mie) county, furnished = huge
bonfire with which to greet the
New Year. In the presence of a
large crowd the torch was applied,
and the ascending smoke was a no
tice, it was declared, that the farm
ers of this section are not to be
outdone by those of other sections
in the effort to reduce the supply
of cotton and restore the equillb-
rum of the market.
The fire was the result of a
ban.erlng jest, which was started
yesterday, and which spread rap.
idly throughout the town aud com
munlty. The joke soon became a
reality, and nearly every farmer
around Asher contributed bis sur.
plus cotton to add to the bonfire
In q short time after the move
meut was begun. considerable cot
ton bad been dumped IN the pile,
which rapidly increased in size
Que man contributed two bales,
many others a bale each, while
load after load of seed cotton went
to swell the pile.
At 8 O'Clock "Dad' Coleman,
after delivering a short speech. ap
piled the torch, and the assembled
hundreds cheered the clouds of
smoke as they assembled. So large
was the pile that 1t will probably
require a couple of days for all Of
the cotton to be consumed;
In several places IN Alabama aod
Georgia the farmers have burned a
number Of bales, in order 10 help
reduce the surplus.
They had better store 1t away
till next year. diversity their crops,
and higher prices are sure to fol.
low.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
The Cotton Crop.

The burning of few bales OF
cotton in IA interisr town of Geor.
gia has been given q much wider
publicity than its Importance is en-.
titled to. The amount of cotton
burned was Insignificant, and at
cotton farmers generally are far
from insane, there ie not the least
prospect that this ridiculous axam
pie will be followed elsewhere
throu2 hout the South.
The hue and cry raised over thu
Government crop report will also
subs,de after time A long q.
the estimates were small aud fa.
vored the planter they we're praised
to The skiee, and the only argument
brought forward 10 that these re-
ports are too high for the interests
VI the planters and producers. A
ssner feeling will soon prevail on
this subject. tue real secret Of the
decline 10 prices ,s that everybody
believes that the Government fg-
ures are close to the truth. and the
truth sometimes hurts, a. It has
done 10 this case.
Instead Of burning cotton, pro-
ducers should bold it back and
plant less for the com,Dg year. By
following = policy Ut reasonable re-
trenchment in acreage, the portion
Of the present crop held back will
increase 10 value. Certainly plant
crs and farmers can better afford
10 hold back cotton, which Is always
il good asset. rather than to burn it
as . protect against low prices.
The producers have It In their
power to make the commercial crop
show smaller than the crop believed
70 have been produced, aud it ie
also in their power to insure
smaller acreage Of cotton the next
season. Either or both these courses
cannot fail to have beneficial re-
suits, without any necessity for
burning cotton Or resortins to anv
similar radical mt asures. -PIca-
yune.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
CURED luM6Aco.

A. B. Canman, Chicago, writes March
1, 1908: "Hsving Deen troubled with
Lumbago ct different times and tried
one physician after another, then diff
ferent ointments and linsments, gave 1t
up altogether. 50 I tried once more,
and got bottle Of Ballsrd's Snow
Linament, which gave me almost in
slant Relief. can cheerfully recon-
mend 1t. and will add my name to your
list of former sufferers CSC, SOC and
Sl.0O. Sold by ]. Claverie, Covihgton,
and Crescent Drug Co. Slidell.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07

The second annual fertilizer con
,vention win be held II tie Court.
house, 1t shreveport, La, Wedues
day, January IL, 1905, under the
auspices OF the Louisiana State
Board of Agriculture and lmmi'
grafton. There will be able dis
cushions by able speakers.
, The second annual meeting OF
the Louisiana State Horticultural
Society will be held IN the same
CITY on Thursday and Friday, Jan
usry IL aud Is, 1905. Special dis
cussions on truck growing. All
are invited to attend. Reduced
rates on all railroads.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
Pearl River Items.

The public school opened Mon
day, after weeks vacation
Scholars all alert and ready f0l
work. Jackie aud J m Willis be,nl
at the Meridian College, Jim Rip
pard, Mat. aud Katie Schneider il
the City at different schools, anG
Wallace Crockett at the 1ndus'r'a
College at Ruston, makes quite
gap in the school here, but there Il
still enough IT, keep the Misses
Simpson very busy.
Messrs. Bonnie Schneider and
Benton Crawford have gone to
Rayne, La, where their wives ex
pect to follow them next week.
Rev. Mr.. Hunter preached bic
first sermon to bis people Christ.
mas. -
The new church will be built this
year ON Willis Avenue. The Sun
day school hopes to have it ready
early The old church and lot was
sold to Mr. r. Schneider.
Mr. Addison has bought out
Judge Comb, and be is teaching
school at Honey Island.
The Ozone Hotel Is open, and
the travelling public lind it yer, &C
commodating under the manage
ment of Mr.. Newman.
Mrs. e. Sullivan and Miss Alice
Morse, from the city spent the i'ol,
days with Mrs. Allan Porter.
Miss Fannie Roach is spending .
week in the city with AIRS. J..
Lewis.
Mrs. Bishop 10 visiting her sister,
MRS. y. 0uthIle.
Misses Nellie and Lena Provost
aud their brother Joe were the
guests Of Mise Nellie Crockett,
Christmas.
Mrs. b r. Schneider Is visiting
the city this week
Mrs. Brooks and family were
over for the holidays.
Miss edna Porter gave u Christ.
mas tree to the Alton School. The
scholars DIG we'll in their recitatiOns
and songs, and Santa Claus dill no,
forget to come ut the proper time
All were delighted with him and tue
tree.
Miss Nellie Crockett is canv assinY
this week at Ablta Springs for tue
Monarch book concern.
Miss Alma Crawford is spending
the holidays a. hume.
Wedding bells may soon ring out
In the cold air at Pearl River.
a happy New Year to the dear
old FARMER and its venerable col
tor, typos, scr,bblers and readers
all siay God bless us oil.
MRS. l.. CRAZY S.ADLER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
the DIAMOND CURE.

The latest news FROM Paris le, tnat
they have discovered . diamond cure
for consumption. II you fear consumP-
ton or pneumonia, It will, however. pc
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned BY w. T. MCGEE. OF van
leer, Tenn. ~ had . cough for tour.
teen years. Nothing helped me unti! J
took DR.. Kings New Discovery tol
Consumption, Coughs and Coles, which
gave instant relief, and effected per-
manent cure" Uneqauled quick cure
for Throat and Lung Troubles. Al J.
L. Watkins City Drug Store, and JOS!
s. Ciaverie. Druggist; price SOC ano
4l.OO, guaranteed. Triat bottle nee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
DO NOT SUPPRESS 4 COUGH.

When you have cough 40 MT try to
suppress It. hut remove the cans".
The cough is a sym tom of soma d.
sease. and the diseas- is what yo,l
should cure; then the cough win stop
o. itself The most common cansa ~
coughing IL q cold Anodynes will
promptly suppre,s the cough, and prep
aratiors containing chloroform. opium.
ETC.. are used for that purpose, but thew
do not cure the cold. Chamher1a.n's
Cough Remedy, on the other hand,
does not suppress the cough, bat re-
lieves 1t by removing from the throat
and lungs the mucms which Obstructed
the breathing. and sIlayine the irrita-
ton and tickling in the throat. It also
opens the secretioDs and effeetually
and permanently cures the cold ss well
a. the cosRh. For sale by Jos. s. Claw
erie, Druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
.a,,c,Ir cHAl1DEBtAlM's COUCH afneoI AGo
SENT IT 70 FaiEM0S.

Mr. n. W. ]. Fletcher, . druggist In
v,otoris, Australia; says: "A customer
vs0 sssra M 40 pleased with Chamber.
i. =. Cough Remedy. which she had
l.l ~ her children when suffering
49, 49, Odds and Group. that during .
! !sso.n,s I time she obtained ct my
Iola . 1sna hottles. which she cent to her
snOpt Tin IN di1erent parts OF the State,
I I,Sn thsm how much good It bad
gol.. "a advising them to give It q
trial.n For sale BY Jos. . C'sse1'e'
Druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07


A new firm came into existence
with the new year, when Sir. Har
dy H. Smith took into partnership
two Of bis sons, Archie and Allie
Smith, and The firm is now known
% H. FL. Smith d Sons, dealers in
general merchandise and hardware.
The firm needs no introduction TO
the public, being the oldest busl.
ness house in Covington. estab.
lished over forty years ago BY j
Il. Smith, 81, and has always en-.
ioyed an enviable reputation for
honesty and upright dealings, even
to the smallest details. We con
graduate the members of the new
firm, and wish them continued sue
cess and prosperity.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07

The 81. Tammany Ice and Mfg
Go. has commenced the work OF
laying the mains for the water
works system, which will he pushed
to an early completion. This will
be an improvement which has long
been needed, aud will place our
town in the front rank in the way
of enterprise and progress.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
Notice to Stockholders.

There will be meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Covington Bank and
Trust Company, at the Office Of the
Bank, ON Tuesday, January 10, 1905, at
s P. NJ, for the purpose OF elscting .
Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year. c. z. WILLIAMS.
Presideat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07

Mr.. William 8. Crane. Of California,
Md, suffered for years from rheuma.
tlsm and lumbsgo. He was finally ad-
vised 70 try Characteristic Pain Balm,
which be did, and IL effected c0mplete
cure. This linsment Is for sale by Jos,
8. ClaYerte. Druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07

W Waverly. Texas, Writes: OF a
morning, when arising, often flod .
troublesome collection Of phlegm, which
produces cough and is very hard Ito
ais!arge; bat . small quantity of Bal
!ata's horehound Syrup will at once
Slslafge II. and the trouble 10 over. I
!; snow OF no incidence that Is equal to
y, ana y Is 90 pleasant to take, I can
most cordially recommend it to all
persons needing medicine for throat
xno lung trouble. 25c, 6Oc and 800.
1or sale by ]. g. Ciaverle, CovinRton.
ana Crescent Drug Co., Slidell.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07

Harvey E. Ellis. Wa White.
ELLIS & WHITE,
ATTORNEY At Ian.
COVINGTON LOUISIANA.
WILL practice law, both civil snd
criminal. In the parishes Of 50. 7 m
many and Wsshington.
FOR RENT-Two new 5.room
cottages, among the pines, Z squares
from railroad depot. Apply to
sel5-tf ). +. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07
-(3O To-
CHRIST. HUBER
Shaving. Partor.
Columbia Street. go Nsas tRutlaod.
!, COVIN0TON. La.
FOR SALE.

One quarter sqnsre Of ground. With
hous.5, now occupied BY Mn. Tf1cou,
belonging to tho Episcopal Chmch. Ap.
ply to Hardy H. Smith OF d. 9. T.
TOlson.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-01-07

FOR SALE-A Gov. II, good
condition and two calves. Price
SO. Apply ut this Office.