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St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
Succession Of John NJ. Brabazon.

Succession OF John M. BfaDazon.
Twenty sixth Judicial District Court Of
i.ouieiana, in and for the Parish Of
s.. fammany.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale from the
honorable, the aforesaid Court. and to
me objected. bearing date OF October
4, 1905
I will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the domicile Of the deceased.
about seven miles from Covington, ON
the Military Road on 1ATU RDAY,
November Is, 1905, between legal sale
hours, the following described property,
to-wit:
The northwest quarter Of the north.
east quarter and the northeast qusrtef
OF the northwest quarter Of the south
east quarters, section /, township .,
south Of range II east, ST. Helena Me.
ridian, containing In all twenty acres
of land; together with al the buildings
and Improvements thereon situated.
End. One lot Of household furniture
consisting OF beds. mattresses, bureaus,
wasllstands, srlnoirs and chaire; one
lot OF dining room furniture, consisting
Of side board, tnbles, chaits. crOckery,
and glass ware; one lot Of kitchen furni-
ture consisting Of stove, pots, tables.
Sd. One rine, gentle horse, Que surrey.
Terms ofssale cash, to Pay debts OF
above succession.
+. E. BREWSTER,
oc7- ct. Sheriff.
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St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
HERB ". EDWARDS INJURED

Herb w. Edwards, OF Des Moines,I
Iowa; got fall on an ley walk last
winter, spraiping his wrist and bruising
his knee. The next day" he says,
ssthAt they were SO sore and sti6
] was afraid would have to s ay in bed
but I rubbed them well with Chamber
Iain,s Pain Balm and after few appli-
cations all soreness had disappeared. +
feel that this bottle OF Pain Balm has
saved me several days time. to say
nothing Of the suffering.. This liniment
Is for sale BY Jos s.. Claverie, druggist.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
Muster Of The
Cavalry / ! d Troop.


Adjutant General Stsffo ford said to
Lieut.. Witbeck, OF The, Cavalry
troop, last Friday, that the new.
troop Of Cavalry will be mustered.
in shortly and that he was secuIng
equipments for the same and would
probably notify Capt. roujan within.
a few days Of the date Of the muster.|
The troop has SIS members At
present, and an effort will be made
To recruit 1t up TO the maximum
number OF 100 men.
All eligible men of Coyington and
nearby towns are cordially invited.
to send their name to Capt. @. j.
Toujan. or Lieut.. Wltbeck, AZ
Covington.
Promises have been made by
several Senators and Representatives
in the Legislature that appropriation
bill for the support Of the troop will
be passed ut The coming session.
At present there being no appro
priationsfor the new troop, the resi-
dents Of st. Tammany Parish are
respectfully requested to send con-
lIibutions for the purchase ofhorses
and equipments not furnished. by
the State TO either OF the above
officers
The following epeclal order, No
Is, was issued from the office Of
Adjutant General Stafford Monday,
relative to mastering into the service
OF the National Guard . new conn.
pany Of cavalry recently organized
~ Covington:
/. Oscar J Toujan, Of Covington,
ST. Tammany Parish, La, having
rendered the services Of q troop Of
cavalry, the same is hereby accept
ed, ana will be designated as the
Fourth Troop, First Squadron.
Cavalry. Louisiana State National
Guard. -
q. Adjntant General D. +. Stat
ford will proceed to CoviDglon, in
the Parrish Of ST. TalDmany, La, to
muster IN eaid troop into the service
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
HII.IAREVIRE,
u. s. Land onice. New Orieans, La /

4 u. s. Land Office, New Orleans, La
Oct. Il, 1905
S Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has died notice Of liis
make flnal proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof VIII
be made before 81. R. Warren, Clerk Of
Court at Covington. La, on = Thursday,
November 50, 1895, viz:
OTTO G. SPENsER
Who m d. homestead entry No. 22 002
Tor the northwest quarter Of the
saorthwest quarter Of section 90,
townss II 5. south range Il east, ~
Helena Meridisu. 81 IS
5 lie names tile following witnesses to
prov. his continaons residence upon
and cultivation of mid lsni. viz:
Otto Strattman, Hance Galloway,
Max Knappe and A. B. Kustenmacher,
I'll Of Abita SPRING, "a.
|nc2l -5t ALTER =. COHEN. Register.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
List Of Letters

y "a
Remaining in the Post Office at Gov
ington, La. Oct. 80, 1905:
Persons calling for the same will
please say advertised.
A Tee of one cent dditional postage
is required on all advertised letters.
Agnes N. g.
Adam w. l.. !.
Adolph EelenOr
Bokenfohn Miss Susie
Bayle JOS
Childress Miss S. q.
Deuis Miss Ruth
Ehlender Jos S..
Frazer Caroline Mrs.
labagan VIM.
Diggins Thos.
Keeney Pearl Miss
Miller Louise Miss
Ray ". D.
Post Otlice opens at 8 A. M. and
closeg at 7:l5 F. M. sharp.
LOUISE ALVAREZ. p. NJ.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
succession Of John a. Todd 523.
Twenty.six.h Judicial District Court OF
Lonieiana, in and for the Parish of
.St. Tammany.

III virtue OF 4 decree OF court, and
order 0f sale from the honorable; the
snfoTe3attt court and to me directed,
bearinK date Of October 10, 1905, issued
I'LL tlie mAtters Eof the above succession
Mill proceed to sell at public allc-
Etion. ~ the late residence Of the de-
ce .sssi John a. Todd, on SATURDAY,
tha 8th day of November, 1905, be-
tween legal sale hours, the following
deecrtbed property, situated in the
Parrish of st. Tammany, La, belonging
ID mid succession, to-wit:
kight yoke Of oxen, Fifty head o.
cattle. more or less. One carry log
ana tsvo tail carts Ono wardrobe and
one l1fesser and . lot of other house.
held furniture. One st.,ye, and = lot q
kftchAn furniture. a lot of china and
elase ware. One cultivator and other
Iisfmlpx implements. Que piano. Also
the fol Slowing described land situated
Iin the Parish of ST. TammaDy, La., to--
wit:
L The north half OF the northeast
Lntlnr ter aud the tast half of the north-
west onArter OF section tWentY-vight, Ia
tuwnsfaip ght. south OF range - exist
Iuf St. helena, Meridian, in Louisiana,
cont aiming one hundred and sixty and
ia2 100 acres, together with all the
Ibuildings aud improvements and appur-
Itenances thereto 10 anywise belonging
The south half OF southwest quar-.
i ter III eecffOn tWenty-seven il town
i sllIp sijiht, south Of range Is east, s.
4 fHeIeI,A feridiun, In Louisiana. together
1 with III Tho rights and Sppurtenancel
/ tharsto III anywise belonging
the south halt OF northwest guar
Ter of section seventeen, township eight
soutli range thirteen east, containing
4 lefghty-cne (81 acres.
eyenty-one (71 acres oi lAnd be
iAR the southeast corner of sectiol
tweniy-nine Id, TOW nship eight, soutl
rank8 rs east 80
Terms Of sale, CASH. s.=
Sherings Office, St. Tammany Parsh
4 CO October, 10, l9fla.
Il .ocll III a. T.. BREWSTER. Sheriff
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

rhe a. schwartz Place, formerly the
L Warren place., one mile from
.lsavInatop. ur, Abita River. House.
,.,ntains i2 rooms, gallery aIl around
= large barn, gardsn house, re q 90
trees Il round the ho,asp, aboue lttl run
free.. egsther With y Acres q ground
more or leAs, III fencrd il, Two lArges
sfrings and - yeral smail onss on sne
nIacs. THE guaranteeds Apply e, Nd
SCHWARTZ, or #
q. MI
1an t;,1vington, -.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
RANDOLPH PARKER.

Who made homestead entry No. q .305
for the north half of the southeast
quarter and the north half Of southwest
quarter OF section 16, township s, south
range l3 east, Sc. Helena meridian.
lie uames the follow ing witnesses to
ptoye his continuous resisence upon
and cultivation OF said land. viz:
H. @. Parker, Thomps Parker. Martin
Penton and John Weise, al Of Voilin
T. o., Ia.
oc28. 5t WALTER IL CoHKN, Register
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
United states Lind Uft1se.

sNtW OfleAn8 La. &c " 4, Slss,s)s1 y
Notice Is hereby ID iv1:. that The follow-
IN v-nnnletl settler has fled notice Of Lis
s.ntention TO make annl proof, 10
import of his cl'.isn. and TINT ssid l'.
pr..oi will De made i,efore tie Cierk %
.Conrt i. Gown. gtnp. la, Cn 81 harsstny,
/ sossIaber 80 1905, viz:
THOMAS a. FLANAGAN
Who made ]. homestead entry No. q $40
for tile son v, hall Of the i.ortl,s - ! !
u,,art.r and south half of noTthN'est
! .1,.rtsr a section "a. township =,
,oufh range 10 sasi; sit Helspn Aeridian,
Ho pa..ss the fotlvs Ing witnesyees n
prove iis continuous rasi1 1ence upon
sn.t aaltiyssion Of n.id lsnsi VIZ:
Walter DuFouf, il In J nef, 4 iberl
Roberte, i. &. flAnai n, Ill Of coying-
ton, La.
81. LIT f1tTEn = ccnzr, Rseir ~
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

District Court, special jury term:
will convene next Monday, Nov,
&. The list Of jurors will be found
ID smother column,
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

FOR RENT CHEAP A fine
cottage. just completed. with ]
acres of ground, all under fence.
Good we'll, stable, etc. tine mile
from town. Good ros.l. Apply 70
FL ]. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Tie Dixon Academy students
had their measures taken early in
the week for new uniforms, and
when they come will present tine
appearance On the parade ground,
under command of Prof. Lyons.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Air. Eng. +. Smith and daughter
Enoia, Of Gulfport, MISS, spent
last SATURDAY. and Sunday in Gov
ington and Folsom.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Mics Annie Quin. who has been
he guest of MISS May Kentzel Al !
summer, left for her. home ~ Jack
son, Miss, last Monday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

MI. Daniel r Carpenter has been
appointed Postmaster at Thomas
vile.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Stegomyia bars are being taken
down and giving way 70 quilts and
blankets these cold nights.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
Real Estate For Sui

All Of NJ. II. Whites bargains are in-
teresting, read them each wesk
Now, then, how Is t:.is? 10 acres.
i mile from town on main road leadine
out. Improvements consist Of good
dwelling, barn, chicken house and Other
buildings, all under fence This Dar-
gain Is cpen from now until next We'd 4
nesday. 81 81
Are you interested Ii 4 good hotel
proposition2 If SO have two Of the
best bargains in that line that there
are on the market Inquire 9nd a Will
tell you al shout them.
III yoa do not want improved properly
perhaps Gun interest you with some
OF the bargains / have 70 o6er "a -
cant lots AID squares. It dO0sn' MAKE
particle Of difference In Whist locality
yor want them. can supply y0n
How is this? For $3.50 %, on 26th
Ave, i have 4 TWO story residence, aix
large rooms. besides pantry, good Darn
and ontbuildings
One acre and i half tract Of land, new
| Ave room house, aA enclosed VIII
woven " Ire tence. on the suburbs 81
Covington. Price 8l500 co.
For more particulars ct any 0l tne
above described property. call On
MALCOLM II. WHITE
i The Real Estate Man
| Frederick building, Covingtun, ~.
i s----.- ----a.- = = -.---- ~
There will be dance at tlle
Garden District school house, OF
1 Saturday, November Z, 500 for
\ the benefit Of the school there
/ will doubtless be ! large attendance
Lii aid Of the xorthy canse, y
4 mission 10 cents.
Il Chsmbe- -,str' j Collie, Choleraa aand Dlar
Irhoea Remedy. This n the most sac
1 csssfuI medi It'd the world for boWe|
u complaints, and ~ the only remsdy Y -
n Viii cure r9nic tlik rrlcea Eye.y p,s tls
u tl4 is warrant a. or sale BY los. IN
Ciayerfo. dtugg - IN
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Harvle Jordsn, President Of the
southern Cotton Association, now
advises lhs farmers e bold out for
~ cent rot otton. He does not think
lhe crop thu q !! B vii reach 10,
ooo, 900 hates.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

q. S. Land Office, New Orleans, -.
October 9, 1905. e
Notice IL hereby given that the follow
inr-nalne ed settler has fied notiee 81 Lis
intention 10 make dl,al proof il sup.
port of bis clAim, and th't aai,l l,ro.cf
will be made betors 81. q Narren
Jlerk ii Gourt, at Dovingtop = ],
on Thn,s,l.y. Novembsr 80. 100, ~:
HILIA REVIRE,
IL ho n,ads homesteai entry No. % ,<76
for u Z portheaat quarter of northea.t
dnarter ef Hectlon 28. t0Wlship o.
south range u east. So. Hcien. MeIidian
He names the following witnesses 20
provs his cont,nuonsr resitasncs upon and
cultivation of said land VIZ:
aAdolph Lenel. Herman Dutsch, George
Ohlman and Willie Fauntleroy al of
Tails sheek. La.
/ oc l4-5t WALTER =. CoHEN. Register.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Horseback and bicYlce riding is
nov becoming fashionable and
healthy diversion.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Messrs. Ernest Prieto and Clay
Riggs, two prominent citrzens Of
Vaudeville, paid ! business Trip to
Covington last Monday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
The new cottage Of Mr.. Cole,
about two miles east Of Covington,
was totally destroyed by fire last
FRIDAY evening. II Is supposed to
be Of lncendiary origin.

Mr.. Geo. u. Bullen, The contrac-
tor, ls making good progress on
the new steel bridge over the
Bogue Falia, near Mulberry Grove
Hote.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
W allted TO Purchase. j

Farm Of improvements at or near
Govlngton. State partfcfulars. Al
dress & !. w. kurten, 1886 CaDp Strest,
New Orleans.
- o. s SAL
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Furnished house for rent in New
coyington. Apply 70 n. = Seller.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
Tulane Shoes, the best
made B. 8 J. Barrere,
Agents

FOR SALE orty y-six head Of
jersey and Holste,n cows, calves
and beef cattle, at Mott . Plants
lion, Vaudeville. Apply to
j. DAN SEAMAN
ssgs8g s. S
Phone 43. On premises.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Ths Lawn Tennis Club have
placed the court on the Town Hat
lois il perfect condition, aud
plsyed their first game last Thurs
day
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
THOMAS NJ. sANDIFEh,

Who made homestead entry No. %. sos
for the east half Of the north rest
quarter OF section ID, township I.
south range ii east. SC. Helena iteTidfan.
HE names the folio wing witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation or said land viz:
Z. NJ. Brown. Joseph Rodriguez,
d. g. Wallis and Ira Wascom, all q
Loss, La.
oc7-5t WALTER Z. CoHEr. Register.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

We regret 10 learn that Mr.. 5.
A. Wbelpley is in i'll health and
hope he will soon be al right
again.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

! All saints Day was appropriately
celebrated in Covington. The
graves and tombs in the Cemetery
were profusely and taetefully deco.
rated with flowers and eyergreens,
and throngs Of relatives and friends
paid a VISIT TO the last resting
place of the dear departed. who
.ssleep the sleep that knows no
waking until Judgment day, in
the confines of the silent city.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Messrs. Smith, Cobb, Ben.
Schneider, Ben. Crawford and Tom
Keber, of Pearl River, and Capt.
Watkins of Central America, lef,
Riverside IN a steam launch on
Nov. /, for three days camp hunt.
They took large quantity Of
camping supplies. We will hear
ON their return what luck they had.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Hunters can now kill deer and
partridges without fear Of the
mlnions of the law.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
a Progressive League has been
organized al sSlidell.
WANTED. hoy .l,s office.

The days are getting shorter,
and the sun now sets about dark.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

3 St. Tammany Parish, its re-
sources, enterprises. As health,
summer and winter resort, il the
title OF = neat publication published
by Mr.. j. = Glass. The illustra-
tions and descriptive articles are
very creditable.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04
E,K SALE One Two peat sur
rey rood as ne 4 and SET Of har-
ness new Phone 81.

FOR SALE GHEA a two.
horsepower cane mill Also pan
and brick furnace, CRATE, pans and
iirell,ax Ill ii, iirst class condition.
kddrsss Blery Or tele-
Iphons No. s.
s FlJR S ali, Lots | and =. II
li.rs lt,3. il Heiena, near Aoi'a
splipps % Price 80 90 each Ap-
l,Iy n this olIIse
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Ar enjoyable phantom party was
given by the n q. b, at the resi-.
5dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. L. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

a change of schedule has been
made by the New Orleans Great
Northern Railroad Go. We call
attention. 10 the advertisement IN
another column.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Mr. Jasper =. Nilsson has pur-.
chased tie new cottage Of Mr. Ef-
nest Picou on the corner Of Eigh
teenth Avenue and Madison stree
iii New Covipgton.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

The time has arrived for buck
wheat cakes and sausage gravy.
They go as nicely together as gin.
ger cakes and CIDER.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Good roads and good bridges Is
the principal want Of st. 'rammany
Parish q. present. The Police Jury
are dong all they can with the
means AZ their disposal, but they
would doubtless accept outside as
slstance 70 hasten the completion
OF the work all over the Parish.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

The New Orleans Great Northern
road, recently incorporated nnder
the laws Of Miss,ssippi with 4 capt
tai stock Of $40, ,ooo, 900 for the
purpose Of building ! line from
New Orleans to Memphis, and pro
Imcted BY the Good yesf syndicate,
has placed It's chief engineer and :
large corps Of surveyors a work
on the survey in the vicinity ct
Monticello, and the party will
move northward By slow stages
during the next few weeks.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

FOB SALFs-A barrouche, il
good order, and Creole horse
Apply at a. G. Lafaye:s place. on
the mile brsnch. Will be sold sery
cheap.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Our summer sojourners are leav'
m ane i,.at Il Ire very time when our Z
beautiful plny woods country pre-,
sent. lid most attractive appear
ance. However, winter visitors
are coming in and getting The good
of il.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

- Mr. and m. h. \: sud- duth 81
,nrned from Lake Charles ' l'ss'I
,npd.v N q .eklowlrds Sc lae r
rsipl,. 81 russda evening 8 ! :
.liaa II, !, q BIRDS ! c.ks, With conplI
4 II nents u shs happy couple ana
xish them n re io5s g We afs
bliss.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

LOsTA 12x9 Seal ClotI, Cam
vas Wagon Cover, lost between The
Catholic Church and the ice factory.
90 TllursdaY, Sept. u. A reason
able rem,rd viii be paid for its re.
1arn i, rheobold' blacksmith shop
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Il .
Mr.. Willie :. Smith, Benefc,ary
Cadet from st. Fammany Parish,
left last Tuesday 70 resume his
studies in the State University. Al
Baton Rouge. On the same DAY
Messrs. Barclay Smith, Frank Gun,
dali and Sidney NOISE left for the
Southwestern Industrial Institute
al Lafayette, La. ,and Miss Gertrude
Mulings, Beneficiary Cadet, aud
Miss Lucy Wadswortb, left for
Eatchitoches, La, to resume their
studies at the State Normal School,
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Mr. Il. Matthies, one q The most
aprsct,cal farmers of the German
Settlement, at isheek, presented
III last Monday 9Th some hne
III s.llslks 81 ribbon and white cane,
WITH Is lo 10 full size joints. He ls
having ! new mill put II, and vii
have new syrup il about two weeks. !.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

LOS large white pointer
dog, red speckled, yellow ears and
bob tail. Name Rex. $40 0c TO B
his return Is O. U.. GREESLAw.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Mr.. Frank Patecek, the tailor,
makes suits to order, at reasonable
prices, and ladies and gents suits
cleaned, pressed ard altered, inzB.
and ]. Barrer4's store building.
See his advertisement in another
column.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

MI. Henry Neayer, who has been
seriously u III n the cil i for several
weeks, came over Iast Tuesday,
much improved y bsalth, md lef'
for HE city on ths sal1'e eYs1ing,
for electrical treatment = nope 8
he will soon Be estored tos perfect
health.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

Ns~ Orleans papers 81. 90 per
month. LIONEL CHAMPAGNE, 8
News Agent.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-04

= en- Der 1906.
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OVNIn 0eI 9(l5. b
" s %. ID
\ ~ .,, n d ID = 1Iaves' N0. ~
IL N morth = !, -. "a - i :. -
Masonic building, coyinrton. -.
Il. B. Hrnpr1 Secretary.
I, !. ,-,.,.. !.
II 3 ! e., :" sA's once
g 4 ~ s. .s's,,s .sasue nas oeen
~ an'Asu e ''liae'''
~ j. -. I. 80, 20, 49,, s
- ! 4
MI. Daniel z. Carpenter has been
appointed Postmaster al Thomas
vile.
Hunters can now kill deer and
partridges without fear Of the
mlnions of the law.
now becoming fashionable and
healthy diversion.
-
o'egomy " Dars are Deing taKen
blankets these cold nichts.
An eng yaD'e pnantom party was was!
g'ven y .ne = I =. =, q tne resi-
dence ut Mr.. End Mrs. q. u. Smith. !.
---
3 : !. - !. 70 .',as !. 4. :, !,
1 Il g 1ee,.1 =, ~
8 4
81.
- s'a'e nas a''''su IT oueN
q. mus.' easss .ad saas.ss gravy.
s1 81 g n.os', .oe.'s' =
a'r' Hug. :. onl'n ana uausnse.
Lno,.' = 49, =. = !. ''s:, sps1' 1,
80 sasu'.As - s1na s -
60 80
nlsssss' h''sss 1's'o anu -
.'ges' .@o plon'nsns o's'Asus :
saanoesh'e. pa'u : oas'pess ~ :
Sovlngson 'as' nonua
/. 49,
the guest of Miss MAY hentzel, q al
summer, left tor her. home ~ Jack
son, Miss, last Monday
,'ssl'c' sou'.' s'..'e' o. !, 8
8. The list Of jurors will be foun'
i # ID another column,
!
lne Lax Z enn.s :, o'uo -, = !,
p'acea 1De coo's - 80 7 - s
iois AZ pel.ec' co"u'''o., =, s.
day.
!.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24
L. L. FASS EFT 7
LICENSE OF HAIL INSURANCE COMPANY REVOKED

Auditor Bent in his capacity state commissioner
Saturday revoked the license the ST Paul Mutual Hail Cyclone
company, which will prevent doing further business Colo
RADIO Mr. Bent that complaints and inquiries have been
for several weeks regarding the company The have
been representing the that they have deposit with the
auditor which would of losses to the policy
holder This not Mr. Bent he has such fund
Two companies licensed do business in the
which insure loss by hail both of them with headquarters in Mime
Last fall there deal Of trouble after the
made adjusting this particular company
permitted continue until certain deposited with
the auditor and pad to the policy holders
There only few weeks in the when the
danger hail reas his ar-
because the farmer ready take chances Upon receiving
adav that being made the auditor deter
mined tim, the best protect the public suspend the
license.
The second company said he perfectly responsible From
the Denver Republican, June IS 1907
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24
Jsss what E,-ryss. shssiA NJ.

NJ. ]. I. barber ~ lr~iny,ii.. Ca, al.
~svs kces- = bottls n Chsm,,srlsiu's
colsc. Cholera and DIsrrho~s Remedy a,
hand ready fos instant use. Attacks Il
collie. cholera morbus aud disrrho-s
coue ~ - suddealy sha, thor. Ia M
usas 70 hunt joctos u 10 Ia the stoss
sos pesiIospe. ". Bastss says; Il have
tsssd Chs@hssis,a's Collie. Choless and
Rssshoss lssosdy which ~ one u the
base medicines svss ssw. ! keep =
bostis a u 10 my roo@ - have had
several sttarks u colo snd u he's proved
10 b. the best medicine sves used"
0p1d hy Ill druegislA
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

The supreme eesrt Dseisiea.
BY virtue Of the common law Of
this country and England it is
trespass TO walk on the land
owned by another without his con.
sent, and where an unnasigable
stream is des,gnated a. . bound.
AIRY line the center Of the stream
10 meant. consequently where q
man owns both banks he owns the
whole Of the river bed. But
whenever a statute 10 in conflict
with the common Law the statute
prevails. The recent supreme
court decision. holding that 1t was
trepass TO 6sh along the banks Of
. stream to the center thereof
without permit, 10 common Law.
aud the following provision Of the
statute seems to have been over.
looked:
THE open season for trout not
lees than seven inches in length
and other fish shall begin June
lst aud end October 3lst next on.
suing. and in no instance shall
fishing be done between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock p. M. and 1 a. M.
provided, That the public shall
have the right TO fish in any
stream in this state stocked at
public expense. subject to action
and trespass for any damage done
property along the banks Of any
stream"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

DIR. Whedop has n new instrn.
mcnt for testing and examining
the inside of the eye called the
Stigmatometer. The instrument,
with gas generator in connection,
costs SlOs in Chicago. This is Il
new patent and only two are now
in use IN this state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-06-24

A match game wss played at
the bowling alley Wednesday
night between Dad Ahrens, Dilts,
Clarence Goad, Fischbsck and
Bob Hslferty ~ one team and
Harry Devault, Hugh Savage,
Brown, Wake and Ernest Ken.
needy, the other. Three games
were PLAYED and the first named
team Won by total OF 1892 pins
against 1857.