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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26
hope.

-IOiepb 9uister bat einen Hrbei-
ter btIUmmen in ieiuen Dlad ihmieo
Shop, 9oole 0ampbell u0n 9lnn,
man tonnte eluuben oaB CT elm Sdul,
lebrer mare.
--Gobie 0uCner III uUn oem Gum,
me ciaI GuIIeae III OiiuCp Sus Su
rldsetebrt III feline peimatb uuo be,
iudDt fit elne Belt lang ieinenShWa
ger SeInrlh Sieoeuoid.
--Sraa Rarie Raurer, Suats,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26

Ger st. Charles 2emutrat"
ichreIbt gang rid)tis: narleat Collars! |!
III oaS Slnuen uno lrntten uou
Stlr0 uno lllt. anaben pnhieu auf
Il Ger 9Oee, onB Die Gruerbun9 uOn
Vi !thum oas Siel uuc GcbenS5ued
i't gPoodlen wabien aul mi, Der
So,e. OoB Ile iilr ben Sued bier ilno,
, relhe Iianner Su beirutben, Die ibn-
en- ullee Welo lieiern, oeiieu iIe be-
bur'tn, I'M ildD NIT lclnen &leioern
foi;UurGn @Qulpa9en unO anoerem
Gurls Su unl0eben, in eleaanten
NianilUuS 81 tuobnen. uOn elmer
snblrelt)eu lleneridnIt beOlent 81
beWeqen, Die lbnen ais Die DbUbe
8eitlliHait" eriheint. 8eruot 10
lauae mle Die Wiltter ibre 2bhter
NIT iUlben Soeen er5ieben uno bic
Manner oeS Nanoes 9eloos imo.
milo es Sl9lows aeben uno uiele
DeriRlben. Sic Gruier5 un0 bic
SbnelIreicbWer0e. ErOmOters lallen
es 10 leiht eriheinen, OaB ole QuI.
lars buidJelluele raid uno Obne
Wiube berctnruueu. Gns WiauOuer
ic)eiut leld)t, aOer Der Mann. Der III
0eu &Ooer beiBt uno oas Spiel ipielt
miro mt elteuen 2Iusnuhmen IlnOsn.
oaB CT oen gtnrren aeipieIt uuo nur
Sbanoe uno GlenO uber iId 8e'
ruIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26
Der 6ribtri thmiiiunSs'Ga

!8er t0unte iie uerssfsn
Die 3eit, oa ernlt uno ihwer
Gst Bruosrtampf bsberriHte
Gies Gauo bon Uieer 3u Nter.
Ia unaltlit paro ernoesn
Gas ShIdial Der gation
llno ub iie iortbei eitanoe,
Ele tUlie llnion.
lSer t0nnte wubl uerasiien
Eie Opfer ubue 3abt,
Cie 9raulam iie seforotrt,
Brforoert Obne Nabl,
lno wer Die Sbreden allS,
Sic le0es Sflahtfelb bot,
Gus SdltiOen uno oaS Oleiben
0eibIuhen ourb ben 2so.
l8u bit Gu, aamerabe,
Eer neben ulir emit ritt,
limb gu. gu 9ruBe 3auienoaabl,
Die emit 10 tapIer itrltt?-
Cabin, oubIu, uon oannen,
Der Su9eln talter &aub,
Ges Siedltbums milos Seute,
go iantt ,5br In ben Staub.
Grtauit nit Gurem Dilute
oabt 3br Die tiinIt'ae 3eit,
Zen iUmmenoeu 8eiblehtern
6relbeit uno Giniateit.
llub wnbr 1T orum aewproen
Gu1 bas 10 ihDne Nort:
Eurt's &ult iur's Sulf bic &epubli
Ssitebe peite iurt,
Ga, ia. iic mart aersttet,
TIE ar0Be Union,
| llno barum itreut man Slumen
Sud- beute bier gum 2obn.
ytlbt 1T ole Belt uerasiitn,
lie 10 uiel QeIo aebar,
limb 9hr ,sio niht usresiisu,
Aslo 9lncUln's braue Sbaar.
9sbauut an Cure Srdbsr
3ubt Der Grim 'runa Otadt,
Gauebsn balt, pis teeneno,
Die 2lebe ibre Wabt.
9ie 2lebs, Die ia INNER
Yin Cure Ireu' ueelaubt,
limb Gantbatteit. ppII &abruno.
Nsuat ebriurStuou oas oaupt.
1tis piro Der Tug eridsiusn,
Der ihu6oe eatl utruist
llns Sas. mas Str SollbraAtst.
utit faretm Nabe nt6t.
Eenn Niemanb tann msbr otbsn,
WIS Sbr 10 piIIie 9abt.
limb stiemauo tann mebr foroeTn,
2lls 9br eeOpiert babt
~. GARTER, Gbi bicaeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26

Gin fur'er Gurius NIT %erura. bon
Ser bnIidmiiten 6riihinbrsIuit inter
hibt. Iur,rt ifI5't nic Gi!tci!en, hart
nidilitcn Nd'le uor HGtnryb. Die ipus
Tiger @ehlnDIuns aui Sabre ESiptrs
ildnh !eiiIeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26

tliinrIiAen %orN1noen 'ifj poNit1nNio
II. za,ugurit,cl 0uniii7icrt. W2unl
| !rdiiiAt nua Suitcnl. gtitbt nla Gjcj !bI
auu ucuenl hriuNt hcu uormIIcu Tp-
pstit 1urlt mn peyitliit rem rcBuIds
IGn SGlui.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26

SRI. 2pSia Scr3iaer, G!rnno Mctorrcr ret
americau GnuGbtcrs Of SuNepcu0eucc, iDrcbt
aus Neenab. &SiS.. ipie ioI8t: d,
,Sdj braude iett bier Sabre lang @crrHa
icbes 6rlbjabr rnb jebcn 6rrbIt, nuO hieS trs
baIt mid seiunb unb iGr!.
sd bin i'm Stanbs, foriGcIcht Sit nrbris
ten, unb braat,e uidt ncbr uic irtcr in jcs
bem Sabre brci NIOuatc 81 rrbcH. GtcS lit fir
mid ber erbkte Sominrt bonn id iunutr bic
Ianee 8Ht bsr 1tuhc u;d,t aut criibriacn.
ySdj habe seinuhcn, hnf e. Gin 9rofrs
Sdlutmittd eteen GrlGltunacu mn &}Ni,eu lit,
unb baS Spitem bnlb bun aGrr Grrrthcit bc=
freit; eS IN cine bcpunhCru0,ucrte WrSiiin.
Sd faHn bies gang CbrIit bcjeuGcll. ."-Nuoa
4erHsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26
Gin gutter HaA.

9enen. Die an froniidem Gatdrrf
litter, poIIen mir inRen. bnb Ole Nrilb
jabrt leit hie bcite @cIegcnbcit bictCt.
ii9 bon ibren 2eiNer su befreicn.
G. mno icir. bab iie ieit Sahren
idlou NeIiiteu blben; Tie ul0gen pcrs
itieHcne Iiittel prpbirt rrh babel oitIs
IeitDt Den gtutb uerIoren baben.
Sect lit Stre GieIesentcit.
Ser 6cttidIa9 trnt in rem gsin.crs
monnicn elm; aber ieet bietct lid, ID.
ncn rie GicItgcrbcit uno Nie NntNr
'pnmt (hueu in hicier lnbrcS'eit III
1U.;e. $,G!ien Sic ibr Elm biatltn uNN
lie piro lie ul9 benz Sumpi btrnW2
arteittn. in REM iic iih 10 InnRe tt
neat. Gcbcn Sic Der Nntur mr. cine
IIciue 6jlic. ionit u,0dte bcren &igicn
mr8sbIib itin.
Gin tBpiifrr 6aG.
Gjec. W. EiIlmore. friiGer Sbcrs
leutuaut neS 3. Sunbef ArtiIlerits
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26

6err Games a. g}oo6u. iril6cr 9rditSent
Der Gr3iebugs6eb3roe fir Mineral GouHtp,
8. ga. ihreibt nus 3t4 g'adtuIttts Gpe.,
Y. e.. 8ailin8tor, ;. =. tuie iolgt:
~NeiHe 5amilic bat Icruna i:it mehreren
SabrrH nit aussrSsifHctcu &eiultatcn se.
branft uno i'd wrrOr nit gcrsniseR befen
@hte ais Gin Scilmittei scacu Den aatGrr1 ems
pieblcn.
rSeOcs 5rfbiabr brad oieie nbihenlihe
SraHtbcit bon Heuem in mciner lSnmilie aus
nno mir sriiten initinttip rnd Rcruua, nm
uns nur bericlben ju iflncn.
rStsher hat es nod ME ichIgrihlnsru unS
i'd Iaife orSbuIb feline Gjslegenheit uuriiber.
sehen, cs tneinen 1SrCunoeH 81 empTrbIsH."
- Same5 Y. Nup0g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26

- 9aS Suhtbnus erbdit cine ei'
gene 9lsiabtlt. Der Guntratt 1T be.
reits perssben. 9Ie Ginrittuna
ipmmt apf $1,000 ~ teben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26
Der prliiStnt, tiu piiI ri t,ifti5ttr
llidnu.


Erniioent GOUieuet Wir0 IN Der
nn1]iteu ,3eit aue 0au0e uull 81 tbun
blbcu, un0 Die Wittlaien 8elhaite
outIten crit IN Cpiier BAY ihce G,'
leolluu9 Iiuoeu tDnuen. Ele Coos
mls.SUWcn gpllOoe, uuo III Yerbn'
oun0 onwlt Die Asp9alt Sueitia'
telteu nit &eue5uela, wlro sunaht
Ieine 2lulnertlumfelt beId)aItl9en.
Nu llipntaa miro Der Nufans bamit
aenntt, uno Der Vrailoeut uidt oeu
81 ,p,eu turSer 0nuo ourt itneioet.
ule 0uS ia alleroinas bauIi9 bel
lntdCn 8sleaenbeiten ieine 8tWUbn-
bet lit, 10 tUInte Die 8eidJibte iip
sienlldl bInSIebea, oenn beioe Gun;
teltanteu limb redlt eerieben un0 be,oe
hdUen eiuiluBreide 6reunoe. Der
@siauO,e NOWen ourite iid] oaraui
iuSlu, orb er ielbit teine gIntlaaen
ge9en Den Quits StaatsiGcretdr
9oomls erbOben, luloern nur berih
tet bat, i0tdbeSebauptunaen c,rculiel'
ten in Caracas; aus ieiuer Oarltel'
luna III Der ShluB gesoaen wOroen.
bnB er oieielben iur bearilnoet balte
abtr 0eiOlat hat er oies in ieiaeu Dtlt'
telluuNen al ons StnatsospartemeHt
nl1t. 9ppnlls aui Der an0eren Scl
te beiitt elne StilBe III Dent Eraioen
ten itltit. Der uiel uUu Inn bait. uno
Der NullS St1ntsltcretar bat es per.
itiroeu, Dem Gbarafter oeS Eraiioen'
ten Die rldlti9e Sejte absuaeminnen
BE Snn EOminaO Nifnlre bat e.
Inn Sinue oes GrGiibenten. uDIlla in
@lntlnna nit oeiien 8lniden. mani
pulirt, uno uerihiebentlidl bat er ii
mlttilen Sraaen als ,lFunohud oei
Serrn &OOieuelt ~ oelien better gu
frieoenbeit iIauriert. Wton betrabtet
es uuter ocn llnitiuoen taum uli
Sweilelbait, mer idllirBlih ais SieGe'
aus Dem &Unteit beruureebeu wiro
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26
Minn jij9cre nidJt.

Nrnn ncritniie iih ioiort cine Tyns
itGc Ncrmu. icbGIo Die triIeN emp';us
oMAtn Ser NIbiplnnng it'd im Erlih.
i0hr utnltrtbdr Madden. mIn uctuc G.
H1h otu nui Der S!aitle 81 iiutcnNcr
yuuutiiunNeu mn Itett Dies iprt III Den
tUicu Trilbiabr2luolItcn.
Gitir WehanNIuuA2iueiIc i, !tin Grs
Hcyimcnt; hiticIte iii 10 poiltip in ihycn
Ntiurtlitn ais mlr iyacuo cile lpilCHs
i,,ndil,jtt <bltiniJc ltin tlnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26
@iu 6rilbiabrs,S Sunic.

(crcr brandt cin Eruic i'm SritG.
:ntr. Ghpn3 NcrrtuiIIr!cuo;3, oie.
hjrucririithcunca mn @luucinlRtaNc2
Ntrunn thut nica 2llc2, ublt diI,
EldNc. (cocr. Scr - pcrilIdtc. bhi
>lt'Ngt GridhrlmB Otnldd't ric NyM
g8imiirtN NOwtr. cine Mlul;iuiu. ri,
IN Ciutm tiir'lih nua 2i6 :. ztr.
Noy'I;uN. Erc. eiuJc!rpiitUtn &.jt'
50 Jtuct! i,lritt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-26

5u rcrIauitn. tu 0rtymS Scibnbmoer,
peNcn Ndpcreu ptJot mun ijh az Die
: SNiCe B. SlNutO.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
Size Of Cotton Crop
Now Known.
Census Bureau 3 Final Report
Makes 1t 13, 534, ,457 Bales
Three and One-Half Million
More Than Last.

The cotton crop for the past year
is one Of 1854, ,457 bales of 500
pounds each.
Thet is the sum and substance Of
the final ginners' report issued by
the United States census bureau at
IL O'Clock last Tuesday morning.
The most bearish of the bears did
not venture to say that the crop
would be greater than that, yet
prices did not 60 down at least
they had not done so up to the noon
hour. The bulls held everything
solid as . stone wall and eveo cent
prices up several points in the face
of the figures which the bears hal
calculated we're all they could pos.
slbly desire.
Last years crop was 10,Oll, ,374
bales, the difference between which
and the present crop is 3,573,083
bales. And vet there we're those
who said that the linters were not
large enough according to the bu-
reau showing and still others who
held that there bad been a mistake
in the figuring, and if the crop was
correctly reduced down to 500
pound bales, the total would be
IA, 100, 900 bales.
But the prices did not 60 down.
There was no doubt but that hun.
dreds of outsiders, even thousands,
sold with the expectation that the
prices would take tumble after the
reading Of the report. There were
tire usual crowds for bureau reports
and the gallery was full Of ladies
but there was no fireworks.
When it is remembered that tue
total consumption for the present
year has not at any time been esti'
mated higher than II, 900, 900 bales,
the surplus to be carried over even
at this highss. estimate is more
than 100000 bales.
1--WE can buy the entire surplus
outright, though said one of the
bulls, land II any one thinks We
can't, we will show them," said an
enthusiastic trader. 1--WE don't pro.
pose to have another era of cheap
prices. Cotton will never go to six
cents again no matter what does ol
does not take place. happen, trans
pire or eventuate.'
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
w q. KENTZEL.
supreme Court Decisions

Among the decisions rendered bv
the State Supreme Court last Mon
dsy, We note the following, as being
OF local interest:
Oscar r. Brugier VS. Benz. NJ.
Miller, Chas. l.. Hosmer, Recvr.
Oppnt.
One who has not been cited in a
proceeding eliminating in = jldg-
ment, from which an appeal Is taken,
is not necessary party to such an
appeal.
One who occupies the status and
discloses the interest required by
law, may intervene. by way Of op.
position, in proceeding, via execu-
tava.. though no Injunction be pray
ed for or obtained.
1t.is therefore ordered adjudqed
and ,decreed that the motion herein
fled to dismiss the appeal be over.
ruled and that the judgment sp-
pealed from be annulled. avoided
and reversed, and this case remaud-
ed to the district court to be there
proceeded with according to law.
Helrs Of Zachariah Strain vs Jacob
C. Lyons ct als.
THIS court is without jurisdiction
In IN action to annul judgment
which was affirmed ;oy the proper
Court Of Appeal In the exercise Of
its conceded appellate jurisdiction.
In such case jurisdiction cannot
be vested in this court by engrafting
on the action in nullity demands for
damages or other collateral and con-
tingent claims dependent on the
annuiment Of the judgment.
II il therefore ordered that, in
the event the appellants or their at.
torney, shall, within six judicial
days from the date of the rendition
Of this decree, make oath as provid-
ed by Act No. Sc, Of 1904. then
this cause shall be transferred :o
the Court of Appeal in and for the
Parish Of St. Tammany, otherwise
that the herein be dismissed at cosl
Of appellants.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

Letters were sent ou: last Tuesday
by Charles K. Fuqua, Secretary of
the Executive Committee of the
Southern Interstate Good Roads
Convention, which is to be held in
Baton Rouge, April % and 29, un-
der the auspices of the National
Good Roads Association, to the
Governors of the Southern States.
inviting them to appoint delegates
from their States to the good roads
meeting. The States invited are
Alabama, Arkansas. Florida. Geor-
eia. Kentucky, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Missouri,
Tennessee. Texas and Virginia.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
ORDER OF COURT
Fixing Of Terms OF 26th Judicial District
Court. Parishes Of st. Tac,m any and
Washington.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. y
Pariah Of IL tCammanY

Parish Of st. TammanY, 7
Covington. La, February l, 1905.
BY virtue of the power vested inlme
by and in conformity with Article III
of the Constitution of the State of Lou
isiana ana of tie provisions of Act No.
l63 of the General assembly OF Louisi-
ana, approved July l4th. 1898, the fol.
lowing dates for holding sessions Of the
26:h judicial Distric: Court, for the Par
ishes of st rammal y and Washington,
are hereby fxei, to-wit:
ST YAMMANY PARISH.
Second Monday in Oct-Jury term.
Second Monday in Dec.-Court term.
Fourth Monday in Jan. Court term.
second Monday in March-Jury tern.
Fourth Monday in April Court term.
Third Monday in June-Court terra.
WASHINGTON PARISH.
Second MonJayin in Nov.- jury term.
First Monday in Dec.-Court term.
Fourth Monday in Feb.-''ourt term.
Fourth Monday in March-Jur, term.
second Monday in May ourt term.
First Monday III Jul,-Court term.
And it is further ordered that the
CLERK Of Court of said parishes enter
this order on the minutes OF the Court
in their respective parishes, and give
one notice. by publication in the official
Journal Of said parish for three b times.
THOS. NJ. BURNS.
Judge of the 26th Judicial Dist Court
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
Good Road Convention

On April II there will be good
roads convention held in Shreveport
under the auspices of the National
Good Roads Association. Col. W.
II. Moore. President of the National
Association; Sam Lancaster, OF
Jackson, Tenn. /; organizer w. E.
Loucks. together with many good
road experts, representing The Asso
c,ation and the Government, will be
present. In addition there will be
n any prominent Lcuisianians who
will attend.
A feature of the Convention will
be the explanation Of a new demon
stration in road building in which
fuel oil is utiliz:a. Tue success OF
the demonstration will mean that
good roads will be placsd IN the
reach OF every community. on ac'
count OF cheapness, and may prove
the beginning Of revolution In road
building.
Shreveport is making a etrong ef-
fort to secure large attendance at
this con, ention. Invitations have
been extended to all Police Juries
and County Commissioners within
a radius of one hundred miles Of
the city, and q special effort is be-
ing made to secure the attendance
of all officials who have anything to
do with road building In their re-
spective parishes or counties. The
invitations, however, are not limited
to such officials. Anyone interested
IN good roads is not only invited
but urged to attend.
The convention will be limited to
April II, but three meetings, morn
ing, afternoon and evening, will be
held. Programs will be published
,ater. For information address.
SHREVEPORT PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE.
A. r. HoLcoMBE, Secy.Mgr.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
COTTON.

The world waits in attendance on
ito growth. The shower that falls
whispering on its leaves rs heard
around the earth. The sun that
shines upon it is tempered by the
prayers Of all people. The frost
that chills it and the dew that de.
seends from the stars are noted,
spd the trespass Of little worm on
its green leaf is more to England
than the advance Of the Russian
army on her Asian outposts. It Is
gold from the instant it puts forth
ito tiny shoot. Its fiber is current
in every bank; and when loosin2 its
fleeces to the sun, it floate . sunny
banner that glori6es the field OF the
humble farmer, that man is mar.
shalled under'a flag that will compel
the allegiance Of the world and
wiring 1 subsidy from every nation
on earth. It 10 the heritage that
God gave to this people forever as
theil. own, when be arched our SKIES
established our mountains, Rirted
.hont us the ocean, losed the
breezes, tempered the sunshine, and
measured the rain. Ours and our
ch;ldren's forever. Az princeIy .
..lent a ever come from bis hand
"a mortal stewardship.
HENRY W. GRADY.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
Good Roads.

st. Tammany Parish, March "a, 1905. |
Editor st. Tammany FARMER:
Now that the President of the
United States has beon elected and
'naugurated, the new Covington
bridge is under way, and all the
many things disposed of are work.
ing like charm, the next most
agg1avat'ng question IS that of good
roads. Much has been written and
said on the subject, and those who
have it all theoretically have had
their inning, and it is only lately
that we have had the chance to see
practically what can be done along
this line. The Military, or Co.
lumbia Road, is now undergoing
thorough overhauling, and piece
thereof about half q mile long
can be seen near the Three Mile
Still which will satisfy any one
that a most perfect and satisfactory
road can be made of ST. Tammany
dirt, if 1t is worked up with judg'
ment and intelligence. This work
is being done by MIR. NJ. g. Day,
our Police Juror, under the able
superintendence of MIR. Herman
Schultz, the overseer, and shows
that these two gentlemen have the
determination. as we'll as the judg-
ment and capacity to do the work
thoroughly and we'll, and a broad
grin overspreads the countenance
of each individual approaching ii,
as he sees himself IN prospective as
he skins over such road, as soon
as it becomes dry aud hard. No
wood or trash of any kind has been
used on this road-onIy dlrt-so
that when once completed it can be
kept in tip top order With the
road machine. 1t is stated that
with the amount of money coming
to this road from road taxes, etc.,
it can be completed from Covlng
ton to the SIX mile post in three
years, and it Is great pity that
the authorities cannot see their
way to do this work at once, even
if they have 10 borrow the monev
al interest, for the increase in taxa
bic value would more than pay the
interest on the money so obtained,
and the saving IN wear and tear on
our vehicles would more than pay
the money SO bolrowed-not saying
a word about the amount of bias
phemy and cruelty TO animals that
would be averted.
1t has been announced that our
Police Jury has been invited TO
send delegates TO Baton Rouge to
some good roads convention. Per-
haps 1t would be wiser instead Of
sending delegates to such a conven-
ton, who 60 there and return look
ing like they had swallowed the
Book of Intelligence and had not
been able to digest the fly leaf
that the Police Jury adjourn in a
body, take carriage and come out
and inspect this road, and see If
we have not practical solution of
the road question right at our
doors. ..
Very Respectfully,
CHARGER.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
sc,lrlc RufumAEIsm CURED

.l have been subject to sciatic raeo-
m.tism for years." says E. H. wsidfon'
- wilton Junction, Iowa. my !o,nsss ns
o.,s Q. stifI and gave me much pain ana
TS,acomfort. T.S MO Nv joints would crack
oiso"Il 0soo I lstrsiehtened up ! used Cham
wn9n w3n,n,s Pin Balm and have been
DeI.sS DeI.'.,,,,u cured, Have not had pain
tn".yh tashs nom the old trouble for many
oastha OF % h is certainly most wonde1'
mvi;i ~ i;riment. For sale BY Jos. D
y. ~. = Clsyerie. druggist.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
NEW CURE FOR CANCER.

All surface cancers are now known
to be durable, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Jas Walters, of Duff1"ld, Va, writes:
Il had cancer on my Lip foryears. that
seemed incurable. till Bucklen's Arnlca
Balve healed it and now 1t is perfectly
we'll " Guaranteed cure for cuts and
burns Csc at J. l. Watkins Of the City
Drugstore and Jos. 8. Clsvsrie, drug
Eist
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

A United States Government
agent IS to select ten farms IN Lou
islana on which demonstrations and
tests will be made. One should be
in St. Tammanv Parish.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

When a girl loses her interest in
brands of toilet powder and begins
to take an interest in brands of
-four, it. 10 evidence that things are
looking up for her best Young man
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

Whereas, Peggy Dorsey Grey has petit
toned the Court for letters of admins
tration on the estate of the late George
Dorsey, deceased, intestate-
Notice is hereby given to all concern.
ed to show cause, if any they have or
can, within seven days from the first
publication of this notice, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order of the Court, this 23rd day
of March, 1905.
mh25-2t. H. r. WARREN, Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

wban YOU 60 to New Orleans
~ = = a. APenn's Hotel, corner Of st:
syIr ss,bsrrIee and Poydrss streets. An
.na -. rooms, newly furnished
..vs ..r.v.srohout. Charges reasonable,
:, TIA day or week.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

Miss Mildred G. Lee, youngest
n.nohter OF Robert E. Lee, died
.,,ddenlv a the result Of . stroke
a. .ppoplexy at the residence OF
ar,. william Preston Johnston. IN
N.v Orleans, last Monday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
ONE lADY'S RECOMMENDATION SOLD FIFTY
BOXES OF CnAmBERlAIN'S STOMACH AND
LIVER TABLETS.

Ihave, believe, sold fifty boxes Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets on the recommendation of one lady
here, who first bought box OF them
about year ago. She never tires Of
telling her neighbors and friends about
the good qualities Of these Tablets--P.
NJ. Shore, Druggist, Rochester. Ind.
The pleasant purgative effect. Of these
Tablets Maks them . favorite with
ladies everywhere. For sale BY Jos. s.
Ciaverie, druggist.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
FOk SALE

One undivided half interest in 1885
acres of land on Bogue Chitto and West
Pearl River, formerly belonging to
Irbin Cooper. STEPHEN MYER.
to june Slidell, La.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

Marconi has become q Benedict.
His next invention will probably he
the invention of some excuse to tell
his wife
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

A Baltimore Judge has decided
that it is not crime for a man to
refuse to pay for a tough steak.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01

4 mint Of kerosene IN . gallon OF
vh,tewssh makes . very good in
secticlde.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-04-01
uccession of Sarah Crosby-No. 47s.

Succession of Sarah Crosby-No. 475.
Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of
st. Tammany.
Whereas, Jessie NJ. Abney, adminis-
trator, has filed his tableaux of debts
and charges, and final account in the
succession OF Sarah Crosby, deceased
Notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned, to show cause ii any they
have, within ten days from the first
publication hereof, why the same
should not be approved and homolo-
gated and the funds distributed &C.
cording to law
By order of the Court, this 28th day
of March, 1905
apl.2t H. r. WARREN, Clerk.