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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
AUCTION SALES, Future Days.
jIS BY GEO. w. MAYO, {Auctloneer.
The Well Esta bills he'd d
Grocery and Meat Market
Il of e
CHAPLIN & ,SHUMAN,
401 w. Grace Street,
AT Public Auction. i5sS

Will sell as a whole that wei eetab .5ll
llshed and good paying business known
as Monroe M arket," situated at 4o1 ssW:.3
Grace Street, on next S3a
s,s M MONDAY, sEPTEMBER 25T Eit
n i;S 1880 O'CLOCK, Ey4g,
for account OF Messrs. Chaplin and Shu-a4
ham, who arc retiring from b,lsl ness on 4
account Of falling health This goo
ca ton The stock consists of q Large and i
Varied Selection Of q Staple an and Il Fancy ne
iS The following is partial list Of the large
quantity OF FIRST Grass Fixtures:-1 LargeS
Butchers Refri 2; y, Cashs
4Large Swinging Scales, Counter Scales,
Large Coffee Mills, big lot Vegetable
Trays, Butchers Counter Tools. Large La
Iron Safe oil Tanks. Electric Fans, and
every thing used in q frst-class grocery
and meat market 3$ Y. . e IN lf
Il This IS al nne opportunity for anyone;
Wishing to- purchase an 4 esta bli shed ana
49, a. q o. 9. AN Auct Ioneer.
# 3. g. Buford. Salesman,
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FINANCIAL,
FIVE PER CENT. MONEY.
in large and small sums, to lend without
delay on Richmond city real estate.
SUTTON&cO.
/ Gentry SO interest In 70 feet on Grace SussL
/ northwest corner Of Twenty seventh ssyeeL

Gentry. ga interest In "a feet on Grace Street.
northwest corner Of Twenty seventh Street
$3.50. Z, L, "A I "
on \ Coutts Street southeast corner OF k.irA
Street subject 10 deed q truat fes 49, 9. XVI,
don Is feet &c, on north line ii Bates Street
feet west OF Eighth Street. 1874 /, =.
"a I1sette ~. and Charles HeaSe ana soAsphint
M. \ ana Charles a.. Ksnni ghauseD to JONI
washington " Hughes. % fsss IN west line III
Ninth Street. 80, ISa North, 800.
Hsnrico--J oseph T.. Rohader TO Mary "a.
Banks, lot No, 10 plan Of Shelton Fark. 50,
%. Oberdorfsr 10 Lula b. Nooldridga, ~ Ice
on east line d Oak Ayeaae. I'D fsst nortl
OF Cowardln Street, Sal0. ss5 3 81 IL at ~
Joseph &. Montgomery and wife 70 Edwin Y
c.orprow, SsN acres on east AIDE Of nspoSnN
low R4ehmond, subject 70 decd Of tTnAt foi
s. 500, $1,000. .f "A, iseslSs,f
Trust Company "a H.. w, Harris q tsot "
Henrlco Streas, south eaSt CORNER of plnnS4
street plan Of planssn I aa4st tor ~
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Dr.. Leigh Paralyzed.

(speclal to The Tlmes-n ispatchD
FL BOYDTON,6 VA September 21.--Doctor
John Randolph Leigh, Of Clarksville. Va.
has a stroke OF paralysis a his home this
morning. DR.. Leigh is over eighty years
in Southside Virginia; he Is an expert
In smallpox cases and though advanced
in &c. he attended q. number OF patients
X in two epldemcs OF that dlssase In Neck
The doctor Is now a very sick man He
comes OF distinguished stock being the
son OF the late Judge William elgh, of
Halifax, one of the ablest jurists Of his
DAYS An as i4si III & ~ Ys, GA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
HORSE STEALING,
Young Man Of Reputable Family
Under Grave Charge.
lsneclal to ,rhe Timas-p!s

a ESPECIAL 20 " he TIN es-I spHttrEl,5 81 y a.
AMHERST, VA, September 2l,--c Com
stables ]. p. agndder, OF. Bedford county,
and I r, G, Gregory, Of Amherst, this This
morning arrested Lee Jennings. young
white man OF this county ct respeetap pig
horse horse one e night in May last from q ma .
named Adams, who lives In y Bedford
County, not far from LynchbuTg, 81
g; It IS charged that jennings took the
i hi, TX county where he sold him for
sSo, SIS Of which he collected In cash.
Adams has received his A borse q from s
II Ven Jennin gs was I'll ken to Bedford county
FOR hearing before q tustiSe ~ the
peace this srnorn n &, 81 g435 = Z, 4
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NO CRUELTY.
Investigation Of Nails Death
Exonerates Asylum Management,

11NOEFVtHFNS *s3y tss'FfH " - - e s..'SN'N
Especial to The Tlmes,p spatch,)
RALEIGH, N, G., Sept 2l.-Members
of the board OF directors of the State
Hospital for the Insane here arrived dur
Ing to-day and We're In session Until q
late hour tonight, formulating heir re-
bort To Governor Glenn In the lnyestlga-
ton they made of the sensational death
OF Thos. MAJ, the patient who was
charged to have died from cruel treat
3mer,t when he was recaptnred after an
effort to escape from the institution,
!, Members Of the board do not, hesitate
to say that their Forthcoming report
Will amount to a complete vindicatlon
of superintendent Mckee IN connectlon
With the Nall Incl dent and q declaration
That no ovid ence was found Of cruelty
sheing praetlced at All toward any pa
y tlsnts. W. Az H .ss5 sl.s
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lslA Oh iif
Totals
East End Blues.
Totals % 2s27 =
The Score By Innings.

brownies ]. I. ...20ooO41O0-7
Blues 2 o OF o o.
Summary: Two base hits. Sharp; three
base !hits.J. Anthony, Stout; stolen bases,
McEvoy, Rose.s Ford; double plays Hicks
to q runer (2); bases on balls. OF Burnett
8, on Ford g. hit by pitched balls. Moore,
Bauer: struck out. by Burnett 4, by Ford
2; passed ball, McLeavey; time of game,
i :a6; umpire, Mr.. Daniphus Hogan; at
tendance. 303 3ig3 Il y.l K
4 sBatted for Burnett in ninth inning.
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Damage Suits,

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
L yTAzhWELL. VA. Contender p. AFTER
being In court j for Ave solid days, the
fury In the case of Deans admtnistratrix
against the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road for $4,000 damages failed TO agree.
The jury was discharged, and the case
will be tried at the next term of court,
The case Of Garrett White against
the Pocahontas collIories for $4,000 for
false Imprisonment resulted to-day IN a
verdict for defendant.
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The Supreme Court.

Especial to The Times Dispateh,l
STAUNTON, Y7f,, September 2l,-ln the
Supreme Ca.art here to-day the case Of
JohnstoIs administrator VS.. Moore Lime
Company argued and submitted,
Virginia Springs Company VS., Grossei
Norfolk and Western Railway Com,
panX w., ": Harman aFsu l'' y paft ~"
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Oppose. Judge Griggs.

mere Will Dc ~ cGe " oPPoSt.g
tton. ztos Judge tGriggs in this fight and
the prediction Is freely made that he will
have though pro OPPOSITION to go up against.
R If he tries to capture the place. The
position lis a thankless one and It gem
orally goes begging. But so strong IS
the opposition OF the vast Majority OF
Democratic cons ressmen to Hearst, ina 9
they will oppose any man for the chair
mansllip q who has been identifte ed with
him, SO long as there is any hope Of get
ting any one else to run for the place.,
There Is no reason why the position
should not be one much sought after. IN
Z a campaign where the prospects Tor sue
cess are really good 1t Is a place wort n
having. In tho event of$success at the
pol1s It makes the man who takes 1t a
B kEordnent factor fin national a fairs
With the people demanding, rate legts-
Blatlon. and tariff revision, and dozen
other things which the ublicans pro-
pose to ignore, some of the more obser-
want Democrats are predicting an excel
lent outlook for the congressional cleo.
ton next fall. III 4 & .
The Biggest Man Man
Il II there should be a Democrat ic victory,
the man who would lead It's hosts to
that Victory would easily be the biggest
man In the publolo eye, in the Demo
cratic ranks After SO many years OF
wandering through the wilderness OF de-
feat, the man who could marshal the.
Democratic hosts 4 for victory and lead
them into the promised political land OF
/, Canaan. y would indeed +, be q Moses to
his party, and zone who would get more
than ia slight iof that promised land. ct here
fore, IL here shall be. O. bright outlook
for the *Democ ats lin 1905 the chairman
shipsis indeed worthwhile. There have
been repeated suggestions that Senator
~ a., !, "a -, mis- aSneCfally
since his splendid organization IN Viz %
Einia made lts good showing at the prl-i
mary. He could get the place without
serious opposition If he wanted 1t, but
here tofore he has advised his friends that
he did not care for the honor ~
This much is certain, that II there Is
any other good DEMOCRAT who wants
the place Judge Cfriggs will have a hard
time getting It. !ts y
Virginia Boys Success.
In Mondays primary In Baltimore, .
Virginia boy captured the Democratic
nomination for the gislature from the
Twelfth Ward Of that city He Is pr.
II. o. IIeatwole. who Is a native OF Rock
lngham county, and who located IN Bal
timore some ten years ago. 1Ie Is 9
member Of tho faculty Of the dental de-
partment of tho Maryland State Univer-
sity, having graduated Ut tno Heau "
/ HIS class in that department.. He 70 also
a graduate OF the medical department OF
the Same institution. For number Of
years he has been principal tor
in the dental department, and at the same ne
time has built up one OF the most fash
ionable practices In that city,
a nomination In the ward from which
he is a candidate, Is practically equiya'
lent to an election. Dr. Flea twole Is 9
warm supporter Of the Poe amendment
whose purpose is the disfranchisement o.
| the negro vote In Maryland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
Gayn.;po1r-Greenes Case.

(ByAssocated Press,)
A1osSTREALl QUEBEC. ssptem Der 2l.r-
DecIsi1ilT in the Gaynor-Greene case has
been again postp9anHs;d, Inwns announseiaI
be handed down on Saturday, #
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Chicago, 3-6; New Y ork, al

Chicago SO; New Y ork, 20.
NEW YORK. September 31.-- Chicago
won both games OF to-day's double-head-
Ter with New York. ~ y II KS q
First gam e. "a IS
E5 Score: 555tif 33 s32s r. II. e.:
Chicago ............o 0O3O o Dos "a
New York. .........2 o o. o o 0 O50-2 s N 0
K Batteries: White and Sullivan; Chesbro
and Kleinow. Time s. 1 AS. Empires,
3O'Loughlin and Mccarthy. /
Second game ..5i,,s.3
n Score: III 85 " ssf ~ al III RI HE.
Chicago 80, % o 01.O5302-6s 49, I
New Y ork ............01 DOL o 00-2s ~ 3
al Game called account darku esq
s Batteries: Smith and McFa rland; Ortiz
and Kleinow. Umpires, O'Loughlin and
Mccarthy. Time, 200. Attenda nee, 5000,
Detroit, S; 8Washington, I.
sWASHINGTON,a September 21.-Detrolt
easily defeated Washington In the open.
ing Of the series of games here to-day,5
to /. Mullin and Kitson were puzzles to
the local batsmen,. while = Hughes was
hit hard. Mullin had his thumb split
by a swift bounder$ln8 the seventh. and
Kitson finished the game.
ut Score: IS t y r. h y.
WashInston g Sde s9 9 e. 9 Z
Batteries: Hughes and Heydon; Mullin,
I<itson and Warner. Time. l ;55. Umpire,
Hurst. Attendance, ], SO7
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ST. louis. z: Boston.

St. Louis, s; Boston, 8.
{. B OsToN, September 2l.-st, Louis won
Bostons Fits were the better .buHched.
but the visitors made their s Il in con-
junction with the mIsplays of the local
team. III tsE,a y ia siftdS
Est Score: q :5 Il, 81 " r. II. T.
81. n Louis. 3. 20 0 05oOO3 8 < h 5
Boston % o o 90 o I O-3 sE7s.54
Batteries: Buchanan and Spencer; Glb-
son, and Arm bruster +. Time, 4 49, n Uml
spire,t Johnstone.f Attendance. 3,376. t
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III BY N.ayv. Bowe & Son, Il
Real Estate Auctioneers.
f. RUsTEE's SALE !, VI ss;,}953
BRICK aDWEI14ING g. N o. 217 PAST = ST
.$$s MAIN STREET, BY AUCTIONSI..3SE5

=, execution Of "a deed OF trust dated !.
April Ist, 1896, and recorded In R t hmond5
~ will Sell BY public uction on the
7: prssAnTISiggRs; p Sn SEPTEMBER SD, iso5>
II AT a 80 OCLOCK~P.63h NJ 4, 81, M
StheE house above referred to, with " he Flot
3iinon Nwhichg It stands s, fronting S16 feet q
inches, and running back LAG feet to an
alley EinS the re ar. 9, ,t Il E
coats of executing the trust and the btS
secured by sal deed and the. balan on
terms Ito be announced q 4 he time * q
sa'e, a 8 / s. ,ANE Stern T r,urstetes
& SAINT a10.t a is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

mr.. MARTIN COULD GET 1T.
But the Senator Heretofore Has
Said lie Does Not Desire
the Honor.

\ (From Our Regular Correspondent) 4
WASHINGTON, D. c.. September 21.-
Democratic politicians arc beginning to
take some little interest IN the choice Of
a successor to Representative Cowherd,
as Chairman of the Democratic Con-
gressional Committee. That gentleman,
while leading the fight In the last cam
paign was defeated for reelection him
self, n fate which also very nearly over
took Chairman Babcock, Of the Republic
can Committee. 10 date there has been
but one avowed ndldate for the place,
and that Is Judge G riggs OF Georgia, who
held the position and made rather cred
liable fight In tho congressional contest
of 1905. In that campaign the bulk OF
the money contributed to the Democratic
Committee, was furnished by William
Randolph Hearst. and from that day to
this Judge Griggs and Secretary Edward
have been doing everything that their
can conceive to promote the
interests OF Hearst. When that gentle
man was candidate for the Presld Dental
nomination they were about the most
active supporters he had. !. Judg go Griggs
was not q candidate for reelection a.
that time, and had he been his support OF
Hearst would have cost him his place.
Secretary Edwards was a candidate. and
but for the fact hat there was no one
who was available to oppose him, he,
too, would have lost out. AS It was ne
was elected only by narrow margin He
says he will not be a candidate for re-
election. that he Is tired OF the game.
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Southern League,
At nashville Nashville, j; shreye-
AtsMontgomery: Montgomery. 8; Mem,
phis, 2. i3s55
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
Facts About Bananas.

Most children are very fond at
bananas, aud as tlis fruit under
certain conditions is the reverse of
healthful, the British Medical Jcu .
nal mas recently presented some
facts that will be especially 5 welcome
to parents.
In til ir native conntlies bananas
are seldom eaten before tlIeir skin
,s discolored snd the pulp Of SO soft
consistencs that it can be scooped
ont with spoon. Under the art
ticial conditions in which they are
placed in these climes they undergo
somewhat rapid changes, u,,d the
times at which they are best suited
for consumption NAV he short and
difficult to predict with degree Of
precision
Authorities, however, claim tia,
hey are. hsbitually eaten here be-
fore they have reached their most
suitable stage Before they are
thoroughlv ma,nred. moreover. they
are apt to lie ins,pid in flavor aud
TO cause dyspepsia and other forms
of intestinal disturb bance.
| They should not be eaten beiu &
tue skin is blacke 9 in places, er
when thtrs ls any reluctance in the
-ktn I" separate from tile pulp.
l{ousekeepers know bow bananas
will change III the course Of single
night from a manifestly sound CO, :
,ii,lon to one in which the skin is
bla:ked and The pulp soft aud shgh. :
iv disco,ored, Now, children IN,
tiLi,ely prefer these last bananas
to those :la. are apparently sound
er, though their elders may hesitate
to crafty their taste in this respect
from The fear as to the wholsom :
ress Of sncl, fruit.
| Attacks OF gastric or instestinal
disturbance from the use OF unsouEd
bananas are far from common, sntl
II may well be that in this INSANE
the natural inclination Of the child
covers more wisdom than the eau
tion Of lis elders In fact, experts
say that the banana can hardly be
Ii, too ripe a condition for eating.
| With the rapid changes the frni,
un6ereoes, it is hardly surprising
that cases Ut friction between the
saritary authorities and tie vendors
tshould be Of frequent occurrence as
Regards the fitness Of the fruit for
sale or consumptlon. So be care.
tul to see that the fruit you eat is
.euder ard ripe.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
An Adam Smith Story.

A new land, we suspect, apocry
phaD story about Adam Smith, IS
published by a Scotch paper. It
was told the other day at the Lib
eral Convention IN Klrkcaldy, the
birthplace of the philosopher: The
Professor fell IN love and s.pro.
posed.'' The offer was refused.
The next day the lady met Smith
in Princess Street, Edinburgh, and
reopened the question of the pro.
posal, about which she had been
thinking. s'You remember what
sald?' the lady inquired, and
the Philosopher replied that he
did. "Well," added the lady, 81
was only joking, - .You remem
Der what l asked,' said Smith
'.Ies," !" replied the lady. "Well, :
said Smith, 81 was only joking
TOO" London Chronicle.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
COvlNGTON,L LA.
Rhone No. 223,
ORDER OF COURT

rE J. a
fixing OF Terms OF goth Judicial District
G. ourt, Parishes Of st. TarIm my aud
Washington.
e STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF ST. Iammany,
coyiDgton. La, February !, 1905. J
: ST. YAMMANY PARISH.
Second Monday il Oct Jury term.
Second Monday in Dec. Court term.
Fourth Monday in Jan. Court term.
,iecnnd Monday in March-Jury tern.
Fourth Monday il april Court fern.
b III Monday in Jnne Court terl,.
WAsHINGToN PARISH,
~ CT d Aontsay in Nov jury term
Frs Monday in Court term.
q Fourth. Monday in Fe:,. ourt term
Fourth Monday in March-JaIs term
second Monday in May-eourt term
First Monday in JulY-Court term.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
We're Written i'm Jail.

A publisher was talking about
Oscar Wllde's strange book, ''De
Profundis,, with its pathetic deco.
ration of bird beating It's wings
against the bars of cell.
s.Wilde's is rot the first good
book to have been written III jail, ;"
be sald. .sJail, in fact, seems to
be good place to write books in.
Literary men surpass themselves
there.
..John Bunyan wrote 'Pi'grlms
Progress IN JAIL.
..Cervantes wrote Don Qulxote'
IN prison.
..Defoe laid the plans for ROBIN.
son Crusoe' during a term of con-
tiuement imposed on him for writ.
ing pamphlet called The Shortest
Way With the Dlssenters.
sleigh Hunt wrote 'Riminl' II
Jail.
.'Sir Walter Raleigh, during hi
fourteen years imprisonment IN lh'
lower OF London, wrote his excel
lent History Of the World
s.Suyio Pellico and Tasso boti
did,helr best work 10 Jail. Chi
cago Chronicle:
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
4 HINT TO HUNTERS.

s'Keutucky Colohels have the
reputation Of being great drinkers,
SAID W. NJ. Ferguson, OF Grand
Forks, n. D., at the Lenox. 81
know one Of them, however, VITO
seldom takes drop Of lntox'cat
ing liquor, except when he goes
hunting. His reason Tor lndulglng
then is peculiar and rather or'g''
nal one. Whether he is really a
Colonel or not. or whether he Is
no more deserving of the It'll" than
the majority of the other Kentucky
| Colonels, l am not prepared to
| state. Any way. that has nothing
TO do with the story.
whenever this Southern gen
tlcmen started out on a hunting
trip be would fill a large bot e
| with rye aud take it along with
him. AS soon AS he reached tue
woods or field he would pull out
the bottle aud take liberal drlnk.
After aw lille he would take another
drink, aud a little later another;
and this operation would be repeat
ed several times, until finally The
hunter would take the bott'e, stl
containing a lot of good liquor, and
smash it against tree. Alter he
had gone through this process, one
day. a friend asked HIM his reason
for acting SO queerly.
..He explained by saying that he
| was very poor shot, aud that un
der ordinary conditions he coutc
hit only about one bird out Of i've
The rye changed matters. " bcn
starting IN TO hunt he would take q
drink, and then he would drunk
aga,u when he missed his first shot
He would take another swig al tho
second miss, aLother at tht
third, and continue III this way nE,
TIL he made hit. When he dlop
ped a bird he reached the conciu
sion that he was prlmed up suffl
ciently, and, having no further use
for the liquor. smashed the bottle
with its precious contents.
s..Wh hen l get just SO drunk, he
| said, the birds look much larger
than usual when they get up. o1
e'se they appear to be IN f1ocks
and so they are great deal easier
20 hit; for when man Is sober b.
sees only the actual number o.
birds, and they look mighty small
have to have big mark before
can make a killing . Duluth
Herald
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
JONES & PICKETT, Limited.
-COVINGTON LA--a
Three Reasons Why
YOU SHOULD TRADE All JONES & PCKET1'S STORE.
Il

Ist. We always give what we Advertise.
2nd We always give the best values for the Least Money
3rd One visit store will make lasting customer
.s#@ of
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
HERE is A LIST OF BARGAINS:
CHILDREN'S lear.

CHILDREN'S aEAR :
Boys overcoats, 4 to IL years, made If
fine Oxford Grays Regular - DO
Bows school suits. all-wool cheviots, new :
fall patterns, Just received, sizes 3 to :
Is years. at ..e.. LAS
Bows fan suits, handsome t II patterns, IN !
In newest fabrics, double breasted.
sizes 6 to Is years, usuallv$3 30 at. ESQ
Finest grades boys suits finest Worsteds,
elegantly tailored, smart styles, 50 0o,
81 w ana .-....t.'.ss -. osOO
BOYS KNEE PANlS.
Five hundred pair boys wool knee pants =
sizes 8 to Is Years. fancies; also black ?
cheyiots a 35c grade, tor .15 I
BLNAKETS-COLD WEATHER NECESSITIES.
1914 White Wool Blankets. double bed :
Ii White Wool Blanket, double bed siz, :
in pink, blue and red borders, worth so 90 I
i's borders, s worth s. % special at. 80 ,.2a !
1914 White Blanket with blue aud red
borders, worth Sl.50. Special at .98 ?
COMFORTS. 1
Sa,teen covered, white cotton filed CON- :
forts, extra size, $3 80 and. .......... 2.98 4
MATING. !
Four great specials for this sale japanese ?
and China mating, selling at 2Oc. for. rs 1
Heavy China mating, fancy. worth 3oc per !!
Heavy China white mating, worth s5c per
yard, ut. IS
Extra heavy white mating. worth 4oc
IN per y8r0, at $50
IA Ingram wool carpets, coloring and
patterns unsurpassed, worth SOC per
yard, special, at........ .......l.... 33c
Sweet extra sfted Petit Pcis Peas per can 1-2 ?
Cut prices in Groceries, weight and quality
guaranteed Save your octagon Soap Wrappers.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
MICE TASK.

It was huge task to undertake the
cure OF such a bad case of kidney di-
sease as that of Z. F.. Collier, of Chero-
kee, Ia, but Electric Bitters did it. He
writes: ''My kidneys were SO far gone
/ could not sit on 8 chair without a
cushion, and suffered from dreadful
backache. headache and depression. In
Electric Bitters, however, found a
cure, and by them was restored to per-
feet health I recommend this great
tonic medicine to all with weak kid
neys, liver or stomach. Guaranteed by
j. L. Watkins, City Drug Store. and
Jos. S. Claverie's Drug Store. Price
soc.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
CERTAIN CURE FOR i GROUP

When q child shows symptoms Of
cronp, there is Eo time TO experiment
with new remedies, no matter how
highly they may be recommended.
There is one preparation that can al
ways be depended upon. It has been
in tse for many years and has never
been known TO fail. viz: Chamberlain,s
Cough Remedy. Give it, and quick
cure is sure to fellow Mr. N F Comp
ton, Of Market, Texas, SAYS Of it: Il
have used Chamberlain Cough Keme-
dy in severe cases OF Group. with my
children, and can truthfulfy say it al
ways gives prompt relief" For sale
by Jos. S. Clayerie, Druggist.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23
An EuERcEacY MFDIcINE.

For sprains, bruises, burns, scaids
and similar injuries, there is nothing
SO good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm
It soothes the wound, and not oni,
gives instant relief from pain, but
causes the parts to heal In about cne-
third the time required by the usua
treatment. As 1t is al antiseptic, al
|dangerfrom blood poisoning is avoid.
ed. For sale BY Jos s. Ciaverte, drug
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-23

A whipping post for the District
Of Columbia will be established II
Congress should enact measure
which Representative Adams OF
Pennsy lvanla has intr oduced. Mr..
Adams talked to the President
about the bill and at tie conclusion
OF his interview quoted the PRESS
dent ss being heartily in favor ol
the pas sage OF the measure. i