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New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

party includes the Misses Helen and Grace Jen,
kins Miss Travers Mawhinney, Miss Balm and
NJ. Hartley Dodge.
Mrs. j. Kennedy Tod, of NewYork, who has
been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. P. f. Sturges
at their camp near the hotel, is negotiating for
the lease of the NJ. B. Barber camp for the bal
ance of the season. William r. Coe, of New
York, has been spending a few days with his
family at his camp near the hotel. The ladies
have begun their regular meetings to sew for
the fair for the benefit of the Trudeau Cottage
Sanatorium
This week the season at the Casino opened
The bowling alleys have been well patroniZed
The hotel baseball team also played some in
teresting games with teams from Blooming
dale, Saranac Lake and Loon Lake The Bloom
ingdale team defeated by a score - &
to 3.
Mrs. James Waite and Miss Jeanette Robb
are here the guests of Mrs. Watties son,
J. A. Waite, of Shanghai, China
E Stein. of New York, has joined his family
here for the summer. G. G. Frelinghuysen, the
Rev. DR.. Christian, Miss FTelinghuysen and Miss
Pratt, Of Moss Ledge Camp, made up coaching
party visiting here this week
Recent arrivals from New-York include Mrs
A. b. Van Deusen. Miss F. W. Van Deusen. Mrs.
s. E Fuller, Miss Alice G. Fuller, Mrs. Robert
p. Huntington p Rushmore, Miss S. I. Triper,
Miss M c. Kimsey, Mrs. Curtis Z. Mum and
Miss Amy Angelus.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
P0CON0 GOLFERS EAGER
Country Club Offers Prize Which
Stimulates Players.

Mount POc0nO. Penn. July % (SpecisD-Tha
Mount lOcono Golf and Country Club has pur-
chased an elegant silver golf cup. which VIII be
presented to the person doing the course in the
least number Of strokes The players are eagerly
practising with view to winning II Is Is On
exhibition at the PoeonO Mountain House and Il
exciting much curiosity. The course Is proving
more and more popular because II can be reached
by New-York players 50 easily by means or the
fast express trains Of the LackaWanna Railroad
A golf tournament was held at the Park House
recently. Melville Coursen. OF Newark, ~. J..
the winner Granville W Herman. who "a
president OF the Parkside Golf Club. and ts
honorsd member OF the Eastern Parkway Club,
OF Brooklyn, presented the cup
In the recent boating carnival held Pocouo
Pines Lake about thirty boats tastetuIy
decorated. After rowing past the judges stand
they formed IN line. boat attached 70 boat. sx-
tending more than quarter Of mile Fireworks
were set of on Comfort Island. The lake always
beautiful under fun moon. and with the
Illuminated boats and bursting fireworks
peciaIIy beautiful The prize for The best deco
rated boat was given to DIT. CorsOn- The weather
have been enjoying outdoor hfe TO the fullest ex-
mountain climbing are occupying much OF their
4, pretty ball was held recently in the dining
hall Of the Montanesca, and az the same time
interesting progressive euchre attracted the
resort is popular for its elaborate sunday dinners
W. L. Robbins AMI r. s. Beale. OF New-YorA
Miss Riley. Miss Margaret Miss Julia. Miss Rose
and Mr. Charles Riley, OF New-York. are at the
Belmont. Miss c. A seely and Miss GRACE p
Pierce, OF Bridgeport. Conn, at the Mount
Pleasant House. Mr.. and Mrs Charles v Skoog.
OF New-YOrk. are at the Wiscasset Cottage j. Z
Hartz of Brooklyn. has made the Pocono Noun
tain House his headquarters. Harold Best has
Joined the New York contingent at the CAR
mont. 4. c. Birnbaun. proprietor OF the Gai-
dino Manufacturing Company. of NeW-York IS at
the Park House. He is accompanied by Mrs s. and
Miss Birnbaun and Miss Wagner His son, W F.
Birnbaum who has Just returned from Heidel-
berg spent few days with them
H A. Sherman. manager of the religious htera-
ture department OF Charles Scrioners Sons. and
president of the school board. District No. 81 Of
New-YOrk. is spending his annual summer outing
on the Pocono plateau He is accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H Rue the Misses Teale
and Florence Rue Mrs. Charles Garretson and
Warren and Karl GarFetson.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

New-York one of the expert players OF previous
seasons, is expected soon.
An enjoyable ride and picnic was given on
Wednesday by w. De Renne, Jr-. on the occasion
of his birthday. Mrs Vedder of New-York is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robertson Marshall,
of New-York, at Pine Ridge cottage.
Recent New-York arrivals at the inn include
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin r. Knapp, William Vree-
land, F. H. Bulley Mrs H. H. Bulley, Mrs. L.
H. Crary, Miss Crasper, Fred j. Robinson, F.
w. Pope, F. H. Parks, Warren Curtis. jr., @. F.
Underwood, Samuel X PrObaScO, Miss Helen NJ.
Scoville, Miss Marion White, Miss Amy ScOVille.
Miss Louise Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Dawson.
Mile. Marie de Palkowska, Mrs. John F. Plum
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Mnliken, Miss
Edyth f. Milliken, John l. Buck. Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Comstock, Mrs. H. \. Dunn J. c. Smillie,
Mrs. G.. H. Butler, Miss A. H. Alberton Mrs.
John G. BroughtOn. F. H Parks. Warren Curtis,
jr., G. F. Underwood and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Townsend
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
BASEBALL AT BUSHKIIL.

Bushkill, Penn, July % (SpeciaD.-With the
arrival of many visitors euchre parties. whist
parties dances. luncheOns. balls and dinner pas-
ties held more and frequently. One Of
the leading social affairs at this this
House
The men Of the Echo Lake House formed a ball
team and challenged the Davidson school team
thursday morning The game was played Friday
afternoon and ended with a score Of is 10 in
favor OF the Echo Lake House
Mrs Reyder, Of Brooklyn, Is the Ridge View
House. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. SackeJt and Miss
Ruth f. Sackett, OF New-YOrk. are at the Peters
House. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Silvernan and daugh-
ter are among the New-YOrkers registered at The
Echo Lake House Miss Lucia l. Stillman. II
Brooklyn, IS at the New Oak Grove House Mrs,
Samuel Valentine. Of Brooklyn. is at the Mountain
Breeze Cottage.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
STROUDsBURG'S FESTIVAL.

StrOUdsburg, Penn, July % (SpeciaD.-Ideal
weather has had much 20 do with the large IN
crease of attraction in outdoor life. Both the
links Of the Highland Country Club and the tennis
courts of all the hotels present lively appearance
at any hour OF the day, The AI-COIesistes recent
ly defeated team from the Water Gap in game
OF baseball by a score OF TO s. II was exciting
contest throughout. and each side had rOOters
a festival and fair was held this week II took
place at the Courthouse Square. Another social
WIN az her summer cottage in honor 0f her friend
Mss Caldwell, OF Boston The house was tastefuly
Charles F Rabell. ot New-York. is at the High
land Dell, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Stein Caroline D,
Fred A. Olga E. and Henry g. stein OF N.w-Vors.
are at the Prospect House
Mrs, J. G. Cove and Mrs : : Miller % New
YORK. are here Mr. and Mrs r. r. Cornell R. ;
Sorneli and Samuel FL Cornell at the Highland
nm MIS- sarah Graham is at the PsnAlyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
THE RUIssEAuMoNT

Lake Placid N. Y. July % (SpeciaD.-A ping
po5s tournament has been one Of the features
Of the week at the Ruisseaumont Among the
young people participating in the sport were
Miss J. Walter, Miss Howard, Miss Hamlin
MISS Walter. Miss e. Howard, Miss Matthew,
Miss Cornth. Miss Hubbell Miss Krumbholz.
Miss German, Miss Ely. T. T. Ramsden ir..
Albert De Silver and Sheldon Tolles
Interest i'm boating on Lake Placid ana the
future Of the Lake Placid Yacht Club Of which
T. Edmund Krumbhoz. proprietor of the Ruis-
seaumont is treasureE, continues 10 grow aInona,
the guests. Henry Dangler. Of Cleveland Ohio
and Theodore n. Ely, of Philadelphia have iust
pat new high power motor boats on the lake
Even the young ladies have caught the aunch
fever. and Miss Ely and Miss Pardee of Phila
delphia, are among those becoming expert in
their management.
As chairman Of the entertainment and regatta
committees 4. Edmund kPumbholz is planning
10 make the regatta next month complete sue.
cess He has appointed this committee TO assist
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

Paul Smiths, y. Y, July 20 (SpeciaD. This
hotel is the objective point Of many persons
coming into the Adirondacks in automobiles
This method of getting into the mountains. at
first ventured by daring few. is now becoming
quite popular. Judge and Mrs William h
Townsend and their son, George Townsend
came through from New-Haven in big high
power road machine. Bayard Dominick. of New
York also came in an automobile to Join his
son-in-law. H. Alexander Smith, who has one
of the hotel cottages here, Mrs. S. E. Fuller
and Miss Alice Fuller, of New-York. have their
automobile here. and Or. c. Fales Baker, OF
Philadelphia has a high power machine of his
In use here J. f. Palmer, who is coming In
his automobile from Middleton Conn, viii oc-
cupy one OF the hotel cottages. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. +. Milliken. who are now on the road from
New-York in their automobile, are expected to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. jenkins, of New
York arrived this week at the Flower cottage,
which they have taken for the season. Their
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
SHARON SPRINGS KISS A FINE

sharon Springs. n. Y. july % (SpeciaD.-Thsrs Is
an unusual number OF young people at sharon
springs this season, and as a consequence the
Vii'aSe Is especially gay. ON Friday evening
most enjoyable progressive euchro was given Al
tee NeW-Nork House at which Miss Laura S'ich'
ana Miss Ida Grossmayer carried or the won'ea
prizes and Nr. Ahrend and NJ, EninsVr won inc
prizes for men. The consolation prizes We're won
oS Miss Goldberg and Captain Barley
The social event OF the week was che charity
whist given at the Union FOR the beGcag of tAs 70
eanon Hospital, OF New-York city. on "Wednesday
afternoon, lRe following We're tae prize winners
IN the order named; Charles Mayer, T. HeTNte~
AIRS. j. Levy Miss t;erla, Mrs, \. Hammersch11s'
NFs- G. Fernandez Hiss HeyL Miss l. Siin0ns'
MAX Lt1tenoerg and AIRS. ~ F'r,hrntN tN. -, IA,
NftHt Huiese,i,f,t was aroused Hi thr tluteSs a.
thv trisi nf Judge =. Wesley truss Wno wes
rested "nd h~oueht 90 triH. getafe >or5 81 WI
Wo3ovu ON tat cSarst vs htvlus atctc"SH S en-
,,r.,.,fe. III at.r,.r.i,s .y.raa.s.. Ass Marina
u i.NWnt WAS tAe tec attorney anu
Iheisse" 1ctcd fvr ts- defendant. The pfjsu"Is-
was evnyicVed and sentenced by Justlee A -.
Noght 10 kiss every member of the Jury tPe, 20. as
defendant pleading for leniency. he was ss' =
On payment OF tine Of 81 SA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
The Tbronos IF Summer Residents Cottage, Camp and
Hotel Are Now at Their Height and All Are Enjoy
ing the Beauties OF Nature and the fnvigorat-
ing Influences OF the Wilderness.

II. La Bouisse of New Orleans. The young peo-
pie enjoyed themselves immensely. There was
also an enjoyable excursion to Vergennes yes
terday in which many Of the guests took part
A tennis tournament has been in progress an
the week Ladies singles, mems singles ana
mixed doubles have been played. Among thoSe
taking part were Miss Lloyd. Miss Lewis MISS
EIfrida De Renne Miss Audrey De Renne, Miss
A Robinson Miss Ruth Clary, Miss Susan
Hmm Miss Pauline Robinson. Miss Violet john
son Miss Trotter, Miss Adams John Buck.
Frank BulIey Samuel X. Probasco, James
Crary c. Coatsworth. J. Mileken and shonto
Johnson. There has been some good golf play
ing lately by Mr.. Probasco. DR.. Beverly Robin
son. II r. La Bouisse, A. Davis Wells Marcus
T. HUM and others. Devereaux Emmett, OF
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
POLO at BERNARDsvILLE

bernardsvte. n, j., July 29-Polo is expected
10 furnish ample entertainment for the summer
guests here for the next few weeks The summer
colony includes In its membership some of the
most expert polo devotees in the country and the
cub they formed some years ago has EiveS many
Interesting exhibitions The Somerset County
Club is its title, and the polo field is only a short
distance from the Claremont Road ana In the
heart of the mountain region. The Sou,ersets
kSt saturday played The Orange team here aud
won by score OF y To 2.
Tue young people at the Somerset Inn are hsv-
Ing many receptions, drives ana WusleaIs Cham
eroned by Mrs ~. NJ sJeushtw stlut saa .l.....
of them embarked in farmers Ea,riri, It
sunday evening and drove to Nvy~'s,ova. whevs
Robert - Graham. f. r. ii. Talnnss cl,rancs
bl,ir Mitchell and Waiter p Bliss have leased a
small hotel at West Chop, Martha's Vineyr,r6
and removed there with their families tht, v,eeS
They viii occupy IL for one month ana retusn ts
their eountrS estates here -.te in AusSst 3 s.ue-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. N. Y. July % (speciaD.-Thornas
Thedford and Miss Helen Thedford or new
York have joined their parents, Mr. ana MITE
Robert Thedford. who are at the Algonquin Io'
the summer S T. Sharp and C. Beaugary' oi
Philadelphia, who are among recent arrivals
here. are occupying tent near the hotel. MIS-
NJ. T. Jones and Mrs. w r. Jones OF H. 10 80
Tavos have ioined friends in the Colonial cot
tage. The Misses Annie and Louise Peysst&' & OF
New-York this week Joined Mrs. Eugene Fhilp
Peyser at the Algonquin. other aIIlVals "a, "a :
I,,aelr include Mr. and Mrs r NJ. Fitzpatrick, OF
New-York: Miss l. r. SOuthard and MISS r
/ Wright of Trenton. y. j.; Philip l. James
williamsburg. Mass, and H. b. Coiou'" Ns
York. ,5
The Saturday night hops have been resuIneu-
Canoeing is popular among the young lauiSs Sl i
the Algonquin. Miss Conger' or New e oIfr ~, -
an exnert i'm the managenent Of the cranky
craft
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid, July % (SpeciaD.-W. A PETER,
the Populist leader of Kansas, is among the
recent arrivals at the Grand View Mr. PETER
is accompanied by his daughter Mrs j. S Nc
Chesney and her two children. Colonel F. Mas
ters of the executive staff of the Elmra State
Reformatory, is another recent arrival here
number of New-York people have arrived
recently, among them being Mrs. Denis O'Brien
the Misses Mary E., Helen NJ and Josephine c.
O'Brien and Denis r. O'Brien. Samuel Town
send, Mr.. and Mrs. D. SChnakenberg. Miss
Schnackenberg and Master Schnackenberg Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Dealy, Miss Dealy, Miss Emma
Dealy Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Sylvester and
daughter, j. B. Rose. l.. f. Houck, Francis
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

him. C. z Alton, Harrington Mills, BENJAMIN
l. Ward. Harry c. Dangler and John q; PTan raj,
Mrs. Mary H T. Wood, Miss Mabel r. Woou
and Miss Helen A. Travers, of Cambridge Mass
who are driving through the mountains, nave
been spending few days at the RulsseaulnoHl
An enjoyable dinner party was held here rev
davs ago bv Mrs r. G. Bush. Miss Kate Bar
num- Miss +. +. Elliott and Miss Ella NJ Han
of New ork, who in camp near the hoteL
Mr. and Mrs J. Luton Mason. of New York
are the guests of John H. Prall at Echo Lake
Mr.. and Mrs II. n. Corinth and Miss Corihth
of New-York, who have been touring through
Canada are at the Ruisseaumont for the rest
of the season.
WHITEFACE INN.
Lake Placid. n. Y, July 20 (SpeciaD.-A pro-
gressive euehre, organized by Harrington Mills
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

Dwight DowIev. F. n. e. Purchase. Mr.. and Mrs M
Edward CronIefn. F. Klingman. T. A. QulIllaI. y.
p. J. Foley of Boston. and Mr. and MIs' y
Beecher. of st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
the Adiondacl Interests
QHgSklV r1anyV to Great North Woods

Har scheme was tried hast year and proved a SIC
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Murnford, Of New-Yorl.
were guests at the SOmerset Inn for a few DAYS
this week Dir. ard Mrs John NJ Dillon at their
country home. Overleigh. have had house party
for some weeks. Of whom Ar. and Mrs a Q.
Downing. 0f Washington. and Mr. and Mrs. GeOFgs
W. Russell. Of New-YOrks were members
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
WESTPORT INN.

most pleasant affairs of the season was the
cotiIlon given here this evening by Mr.. and Mrs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
PAUL SMITHS.

Brown. Mrs. w ]. Thompson. Miss Hattie
Thomson.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18
Annual Joint Convention

-. Baton Rouge, La.
- Feb. 10, lyO5,)
Editor St. Tammany FARMER:
The annual JOINT Convention OF
the Louisiana State Agricultural So
ciety aud the LouisiaLa Stock breed
ers Association will be held in the
c,ty of Shreveport ON March II. 10
and l6, next, and you are hereb
cordially invited to be present aud
take part in The deliberations.
Wishing IT, give this Conventie,,
as vile publicity as possible, l
would esteem i. a great favor your
calling special attention to it
through the columns of your valu-
able journal.
Topics relating to genera! agri-
culture and 1--we stock husbandrv
will he discussed by prominent
gentlemen from outside the state.
as we'll as by leaders along these
lines IN Louisiana.
II 10 expected that q live stock
exhibit will tske place duri:.g tue
Convention.
Thanking you in advance for the
courtesy ! am, very sincerely yours,
". H DALRYMPLE,
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18
Market Gardeners Long Scarlet

Market Gardeners Long Scarle
is most satisfactory, and for tb,
home table the Rose Colored China
and Iclcle are recommended.
s. In test of twenty.one va
r,eties Of lettuce, Big Boston
Hanson aud California Cream
Butter gave good results among
the heading sorts. Tennis Ball
proved earliest of the varieties
ested.
9. Suggestions were given on
the choice, preparation and irriga-
ton of the lettuce crop, and a
method presented for the proven
ton of injury from ravages Of the
white grub.
10. In a test of sixteen varieties
of turnlps, tie Purple Top White
Globe and the White Dutsch Strop
Leaf proved most valuable for mar
ket garden purposes 80
This bulletin may be obtained
without cost by addressing re
nnpsi, RI John 4. CRAIG. Director.
College Station, Tex.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18

cfi heat the earth ordinarily re.
ce'ves. In all probability this group
will last for several months, and
as a result we shall have very
mild and cool summer.
When the question came as to
whether there Is a connection be-
tween the appearance of sun spots
and the increase of crimes, Father
Charropin laughed.
s'That is all absurd" he said;
as absurd as the theories about the
moon having an effect on ones
mind, Those stories have been
handed down bv the philosophers
who believed that the sun went
around the earth, and are now re.
membered only for these laugha-
BILE superstitions. No scientist Of
any repute attaches any Importance
to them, because time and time
again they have been proved false
aud contradictory
Father Cbarropin has been
prominent in astronomical circles
for years. When Prof. Prlchetl
organized the lannon's California
expedition which observed The great
eclipse: of 1889, Father Charro
pin was one of the party, and his
photographs were SO superior to
those of the others that be was
offered $4,000 by the United States
Government for the exclusive right
to use them in the astronomical
departments books. In the Geor-
gia eclipse of 1900 he was also very
fortunate IN securing several valua-
t1e points entirely lost by the other
observers, all of which have given
to.him a very high position in this
difficult field of science.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18
ORDER OF COURT
Fixing Of Terms OF Goth Judicial District
Court, Parishes Of St TaEm ans aud
Washington.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of st. Tammanv.

covington. La. February /, 1905.
BY virtue Of the power vested in me
by and in conformity with Article III
Of the Constitution Of the State Of Lou
isiana ana Of TIE provisions Of Act No.
lG3 of the General assembly OF Lor,isi.
ana, approved July 14,h. 1898, the fol-
loving dates for holding sessions Of the
18th Judicial Distric: Court, for the Par
lshes OF st rammaLY aud Washington.
a.e hereby 6xei, to-wit:
ST. lAMMANY PARISH.
Second Monday in Oct. Jury term.
Second Monday in Dec.-Court term.
Fourth Monday in Jan. Court term.
Second Monday in March-3urv terra.
Fourth Monday in April Court tern.
Third Monday in June-Court ter1,
WASHINGTON PARISH.
Second Monday in Nov july term.
Firss Monday in Dec.-Court term.
Fourth Monday in Feb.-,,ourt term.
Fourth Monday in March-Jur, term.
second Monday in MaY--s)oqrt term.
First Monday in Jul,-Gourt term.
and 1t Is further ordered that the
.ierk OF Court of said parishes enter
tEls order on the minutes OF the Uourt
III their respective parishes. and give
one notice. by publication in the official
Journal Of said parish orthree { 81 times.
THOS. NJ. BURNS.
Judge Of the 2;th judicial Dist. Cont
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18
NOTICE

Whereas, some evil disposed person
or persons haverecently mutilated some
and stolen others of the street lamps OF
Vaudeville; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Town of Mande-
vile offer a reward of twenty-five dol
lars l$25.OO0 for the arrest and convic-
ton of any such person or persons, and
for the arrest end conviction Of any
pereon who may be guilty hereafter Of
mutilattng. destroying or stealing any
Of the aforesaid lamps.
Adopted at meeting of the Town
Council, held on Feb. 6, 1905.
G. c. GALBRAITH, Mayor.
A. G.. DEPRE, Secretay.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18
U. S. Land Office. New Orleans, La,
N,

SduudIy ~, lSUO.
Notice is hereby xlvo:l that the follow
'ng.ua,ned settler has flied notice of Ina
intention to nuke final proof in
support Of his claim, and that sai.:
proof will be made before the Jerk of
the District court, ut Govington, La
on Wednesday, March 90, 1916. viz:
MAURICE BAHRENS,
Of Madis'nville, Louisiana.
Who made homestead entry No. &c, S39
for the southeast quarter of southwest
quarter of SECTION 6, north half Of
northwest quarter. section Z, township
Z. south range 10 east, St. Helena Me
ridian.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
IN and cultivation of said land, viz:
Neil Mcdonald, Fred. Gottschalk.
John Murrey, all Of Alma P. O., La,
and Fred. Bahrens, of Madisonville,
La.
Fe4-5t WALTER L. COHEN, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18
AFRAID EXPOSED.

A few counter,eiters have lately been
making and trying to sell imitations
of DR., Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, coughs and Colds. and other
medicines, thereby defrauding the pub
Tic This is to warn you to be ware of
such people, who seek to profit through
stealing the reputation OF medicines
which have been successfully curing
dis go for over IS years. A sure pro-
tecti 9 n, to you, Is our name on the
wrapper Look for 1t on, all DR.. Kings
or Bucklen's remedies, as all others are
mere limitations. H. r BUCKLEN &
CO.. Chicago, Ill.,, and Windsor, Can
ada,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18

Ana we telhE of the opinion that a
jury WIS NOS needed ,or tho Second weel
Of said court, the said Jury Gom:. is
$40 aers placed all OF said slips 10 IN
envelope, and endorsed as above stated
and scaled. were by us placed in the
'Jury 'Sox" and locked and sealed and
placed IL the custody OF the Clerk of
curt. In the presence OF the above
mentioned witnesses. tor use at the =,
suing session Of court.
II o. these let's ,i the Jury ommis.
sloners "tores il having been do e in
the presence "f e.ch other ana of the
~lt"esses above banned and me, ex.Uf.
hclo Jury con,L.issiouer and Clerk. Ill
Of whom hureuIto sign their names. on
tue sam" day nd date arst above wri,.
'.". CHARLES OulLIBER,
'. II. FREDERICK,
s. j. TALLkY,
CHAs. F MCMAHON,
ERNEST PRIETO.
Jury Com nissioIers.
Il. Il. WARREN.
Clerk and Ex-oficio Jury Commissioner.
" It'll. .Se,,:
" E LosSNAN,
] N. MILLER.
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