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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Tas @cttcr.

Tas @ettcr.
Sir Mnrplnno uno Ben Iiitrift
Columbia bcllte tlar, meItlihc @inoc.
@eItcrn bctrltg Die b0d)lte Sempe.
ratltr 81 @rno Inn II llbr Mittugs
mo bic nicorigite Al @roo nm 6 llbr
Worgens.
IN ocn iibrigen 9unocs . @cttcr.
itotioncn marc folgcnbe nicorigIte
lempcrntltr per5eifnct: Goitport So,
Eprtlano 90, Bolton 80, NIbanp A,
9tep.Dorf Al, HbilaOcIpbia Al, ut.
lantic Gitp AZ, @oibington 40, Nor.
iolf as, Charlotte 40, Wilmin9ton
4S, GbarleIton 80, Soponnab "a,
Sadionuillc So, Supiter ~, acp.@eit
76, Ntlnntn 3S, Wontgomerp A,
Nem.O Orleans SO, EoIcitine II, @nl-
peiton 81, Corpus Gbriiti 60, Men.
pbis 40, Cincinnati 36, Eittsbltrg 36,
Sspego 40, Buffalo 36, Gleuelalo
"a, Ietroit 81, 9llpena %, Mar.
qltette 26, Chicago 30, DULUTH Is,
ct. Saul 80, ct. 2ouis "a, aanins
Sin 80, Omaha %, Srron "A, 9is.
marf ~, @iQiiton t6, SABRE 80,
Selena AZ, Salt 2afe Gitp 80, Den.
per SO, Hortb Elatte 90, Iooge Gitp
SO, Nmariuo 40, Sos Ingeles "a.
Gann boS Wauien nibt
loiien. nGas iibertriiit bof
Aaes," ioete gelteru aaoi Carr in
Der noroweitlibcn Goli5eiitation, ols
ibm Der 9te9er Soiepb @iaiom megen
GiebItabIs bon cinem Eaor SoiclL bic
er ieinem Haiiengelloiien Clarence
Spbnion geitoblen boben iol, porae-
fiihrt pilroe. 9ei Dem 3euDenperbor
itellte es iib namlid berous, baB Der
Yrrcltont bereits Dor einem Snhr
Dem Gl6ger eInen ganSen an5ug ges
ltoblen bntte. Canals pur0e ober
Die Iloge falen geloiien, neil Der
Gioentbiimer bes An5ugeS ollf cine
gerid)tli6e Seriolgung Ger5idt lei
iteic. gls MN 9eItern Der Soa in
Der norolueltllden Eoli5eiitotion bon
Herem pentilirt mrroe, iteate es lid
bcralls, bob Die Soien, melde @il-
liam bieies mol geitoblen boben iou,
5u Dem n1mliden In5ug geboren,
Den er idpn Dor S~abresfriit gcmoltit
bate.
Sri. Sane 3ndarioS &c.
Il orben. - Sn Sreoerid, NO, lit
5rl. Sane 3odorios, Ole Io~ngjGbriec
@obltbGterin Der 9oltimorer Sci.
tiingSinn9en, aus Dem 2eben geid)ics
Den. Sri. 3odorias mor sic Sod)ter
bon Eoitor 3odorios, melder 81
Sabre lang Seeliorger Der eponge.
liid).reformirten Stride 81 Sreoerid
lpor. Sm Sabre 1880 griinoete lie
bier cine @eIellidait, oeren 9eitreben
es luar, ben 3eitungsjuneen iolbc
9equemlid)feitcn beS 2ebenS SI Der.
i6oifen Die ibnen Der bGilslihe Serb
nidt oorbot. gu biciem 3iped mlirbe
Dos 2eie5immer fir Die 3~eitunasiun.
gen cingeridtet, uno Die Ionfia.
oitn9ss unb @einafts Ginners ioIg.
ten tur5e 3eit oarouf, INN cine be.
itonoigc einrihting 81 bleiben,
Grtrunfen aufgcfnnoen.
Ter 2eihnam oes 16 Sabre olten
Stalieners 2orenSo Giorehi bon gtr.
239. Mbemorle.S trobe, melder felt
SantItag bon ieiner Wobnung Der.
mibt murbe. lit geitern Morgen IN
ben 8pDnn'S Sails, nube Der giiens
bobnbriide Der annapolis Short
Zine" aufgeiun0en iporoen. GopitGn
Worlep pom iiiorueitlihen Tiitrift
lieB Den Sooten nah Der Woral,c
iiberfiibren. @ie bereits I'M ,9eut.
Iben Correspondent" berid)tet, mlirbe
Der Snnge lett lesten SomitngSlbeno
nibt nlebr bon ieinen I~ngeborigcn
geieben, uro i'll Der itolieniihen So.
Ionic puroe Die nlte obgebraud)te
nSdmar5e Sonb". @eididte 5ur sb.
mehslung BON Reiem auieetiitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Shco. s. Tiener e g..

Meiie. Bureau unb @ed)ieIitube.
Sdiffsfarten BON unb mad Geutit.
lamb nit Dem Norboeutifen 2lopO
iin6 anoeren 2inien. Meiiepdiie. Wed.
fel, Grebitbriefe unb @eIbienbunsen.
PIT Gf.8aItimore-S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Staet Baltimore.
ltnterhaItnuas . @eameiier.
rMnRI.MtaSemie." : 1ieie @o6e: nGhmI

n0lufi. Staormie." = Sieie gSo6e: a9bn1bes
line.
n@nbetn." - Niefe 9gohe: .1be great Deb.
man Sbop" unb 6ranI ,. 9rban's aGon9reb
OF Nniericnu @irls".
r8Ianep's." Glcfe g8o6e: ~ eaiare
Deal.
.5prb's 6pera Sunie." - 5ieie 0o6e: n1be
@dllpper".
ySOaioaH." - 9iefe Bo6e: 81 Mstoniebt
escape.
,,afbausb's."- Sieie g9ohe: gauoebiues8ors
iteIIun9en nit benz rGnonfarsS rbefter".
rNlar1lnup." - 3iete 9Sodte: Heitb's Saus
beoiues9oriteuinseu. Idelih Ulatinee.
,Nnettcrtnm." - Sieie g8ohe: On Ieus
Oori Iotun".
u9cw WpHnmeutai." = Siefe Iuhe: .10e
empire Sbcfp". 5daIih Utntinee.
yWcrmauiasge ranit aun ge.9erein" t@ermnnia.
2ulc Tr. 100, u. j. d ". DR.. SoHHtdg. ben
"a. Sitober. erobes 5ninilienfeit i'm -2nrlcp'
Rlrf".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
&bcnmatismns, 8idt, Magen. uni
Meruen-aranfbeiten fGnncn
ppIitiu fmrirt ,uerben.

Wenn Sic anbere Wetbo0en pro'
Dirt bnbeu uno feline 2%:nberung ges
funoen, miro eS lid fir Sic bejab'
len, inns 81 coniultiren.
8icnna Sanatorinm,
cas- 413 @elt- Japette.Str IT..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Gin IdSnes nnb nitItdes 0eiGenf
fir Nnseb5rise 1T INNER cine lebems.
aroke Ebotoerapbie oSer cine finit.
lcriid pollenbete gopie eines altea
BilSes in Grapou, @aFerfarbe, Del
ober EaitelI. Die iG5nitcn Cabinet.
6ilSer nnr 81 PRO 0ntenb.
Snlins &ebbel, beutidcr Ybotosrapb.
(90|) 321 Worh.yan- Sfrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

YdIIe sur Sleiie ia's Nuslanb &c.
lprgt g. @aine, Nr. 413, Df.1alti.
msre.S traRe, nabe Goitumtpxic.ASe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Gofe 9oir.

Z + as" Befenf.
an Gienitag abeno befano iid)
nod Der "5balia MGnnerhor" ull-
ter Den @ratulanten. nno iiberreid)te
TrGiioent Mar @altber i'm Namen
ieines 8ereins einen prdftigen 81.
fenbeinbommer NIT %goloenem Iei.
fen, uno iongen bie S1nger inter
2eitllng oes Iirigenten !. s. Sranf
vSerenooe" BON @itt, pofiir tie rel.
den 9eifaQ ernOteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

meilen. oab nm bieie 3eit BaItor
@nIs @iaens eeweien iei, iei Ser.
ipreden su erfiiaen, aber sri. Wbee-
fer oamals nift pollte.
Iieie @pioen5en gingen aae aus
9riefen berpor, sic Der TertbeloIger,
Hedtsanpalt Osborne 5. Oeaot, per-
las uno sic Bel ser aldgerin Dabre
lbrGnenItrome entfeiielten, auf anoe'
rer Settle Dem Tublifum nrS iogar
Dem aeitrensen &idter Duncan man-
dies Q1heIn entlodten. 80 b~elonoers
Ser Yaiius zines 9rieies, in meldem
,Srl. @beeler BEN gmpfang BON
Sdlai5inmer : Mobeln beitdtigt unb
Damn ifreibt: .gigentlih bGtteit 0u
fir oieie Senoung perbaftet peroen
miiiien, inbem 0u lebenoe @elen als
6radtgilt perifidt bait, oenn Die Bet
ten paren belebt (burh @an5en)."
Gbenio pifant mar Elm grief. Der oie
Irage Ser Drart entbGlt, mas Taitor
@olb iiber bie befannte 5beorie oes
Or. Ssler, bnb aae Mdnner iiber 60
Sabre 81 tobten ieien, oenfe. Sbre
Mntwort auf Die 6rage Der @ertbei-
oigrng. mas lie lid bel oieiem 9riefe
geoad)t babe, mar: ~gd, oas mar bios
elm Sder3." Nidt all5u 5artfiibleno
mar Die Ranobemerfung @edtsan.
malts Yeuot's. Sn einem anoeren
9rieie er3dblt SRI. @beeler ibrem
The Delta independent., 1906-09-07
Local and Personal

Stephan & Obert have new broad
gauge" Smith premier typewriter.
Hotchkiss Methodists are out Of debt,
both church and parsonage being clear.
w. H. Chiles is the new manager of
the opera house. He takes hold like a
veteran.
Joe Rollins moved to his new home
in North Delta this week. the former
Wilcox place.
Phil Stephens, of the North Fork
Times, was Delta visitor during the
log rolling.
Mrs. A. B. Woodgate went to Ouray
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
George Law.
Joe Newman and his company more
than pleased fine audience at the opera
house Saturday evening.
w. C. LeMasters, of Montrose, has
been elected cashier of the First Ma
tional bank at Fort Collins.
Mrs. Kernohan. of North Delta, is
making her regular pilgrimage thru
the Surface Creek country this week.
Robert Cunningham has some fine
views of Deltans bathing in Salt Lake,
taken during his recent trip to that
city.
The Willford family have gone back
to their summer home, near the head
of the pipe line, to remain for another
, month.
| L. W. Sweitzer raised ten acres Of
wheat on his Garnet Mesa ranch that
made an average of forty bushels to
the acre.
n. H. Castle says we treated Mr..
Sweitzer's pumpkin rather mean in re-
porting its weight. 1t was a 70 instead
of 60 FOUNDER.
J. b. Whinnery. brother Of Mrs. L.
]. Aiasworth came up from Read on
Tuesday evening and will visit for a
time. Hotchkiss Herald.
J. W. Douthitt and wife came up
from Delta Saturday to see Doctor
Steve. Jr.. the baby boy who has just
arrived. .-Montrose Press.
Mrs. E. F. Hubbard, of Austin. who
has been at Placerville. using the mud
and water cure for rheumatism, is re-
ported greatly improved in health.
Marriage license was issued this week
to Plasida Motto, Of Cedaredge and
Miss Mary Motto. of Italy. The par
ties are fourth cousins Montrose Press
Water Commissioner Hider. of dis
trict forty, was in town Tuesday. Mr..
Hider's headquarters are at Cedaredge
and he only gets to Delta occasionally.
Robert Cove, one Of the engineers
running between here and Montrose,
was called to Gunnison Monday on ac-
count of the serious illness of his wife.
The twig of gold plums you saw in
the INDEPENDENT window came from
the X. J. Coffey place. 1t was beau
tiful specimen and contained forty-two
plums.
Parent: Here Johnny is the money
for your school fxin's. Where re you
going to get emf" Johnny: "Peo-
pies Pharmacy. Of course -where'd you
'spose. ~! s-3l-9-7.
Victor and Robert Vance returned
to Denver Sunday after happy visit
at their parental home in North Delta.
The young men are accomplished musi-
clans and their ability in this line was
greatly appreciated by numerous
friends during their stay.
Miss Laura Friedrich was guest at
the home Of her uncle, L. w. Sweit1er.
on Garnet mesa last week. She was
enroute to her home at ParksburR,
West Virginia, from Berkeley. Califor-
MIA, where she WAS q student in the
California State University.
Down at the Delta Fruit Growers
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
Perfectly Normal.

A visitor NJ an insane asylum was
shown over the establishment by one
n the inmates. who was so intelligent
that II was almost impossible TO be-
Hove no could be out Of his head And
what are you IN here for, my man.
asked the visitor. Immediately a cum
ming look came into the mans eyes
and he looked about him warlly. Tll
tell you n you keep Il dar' no said,
lowering his voice. ~ h..J n mania
for swearing. / write 'cuss words" all
around. It's great sport Why, they
have TO hire n man just TO follow me
round and rub EN- out. But" coming
little closer. "Ill tell you n secret.
I'm four 'domns' ahead Of him and
I've got hell written all over your
back."-Lippincott's.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
Death FollowS Solemn Warn
ing DeIiUered by Preacher

London An extraordinary uarra.
tive comes from Maesteg. "a Cnlllery
village IN South Wales. tho central
figure being the Rev Meredith Morris.
Hurate In charge of Garth church,
Mncstor on q recent sunday night
the reverend gentleman preached to %
crowded congregation, aud during his
discourse, which consisted OF an oN-
hortntlon 90 young men, his voice sud-
hcnly rang through the building with
tho declaration that he was charged 90
deliver a solemn message that uight
~ have" ho suid. "iu the past crit
lciscd adversely some who have slid
they have seen visions 7 win NOT dn
Fo nrdin I rrtrUct those OousOrinus
words What did I know then2 We
have had our Easter communion and
there werO absgntoos from a. There
were rome who told mo thoy would
come. but looked into their eyes and
paw they ana not mean what they
snid
'They ana not come and I after
wards saw some of thom seven OF
them gambling under tree, and one
of them won eight ahiluuFa two pence
There was one who saw me Watching
aud his accusing conscience made him
run away SIN ia rampant and it ass
umes many forms Now, I have a
message and ! must deliver IL; / dare
not keep II back. Il IS message from
God. and q % 10 AN the young men
and 10 all others IN this church
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL HAS
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
FEE WORTH WAITING FOR.
Thousands Instead Of Hundreds Paid
David D. Henderson by His
Grateful Clients.

David n H.n1orscns early profess.
sional experiences were not MATERIAL
ly different from those OF most young
lawyers Finally ho was retained In
an estate case which involved large
Interests The future speaker was
mighty hard up and he was seriously
thinking OF asking the heirs to pay
bis bill. which he had never rendered.
Ho was medltatlng whether to charge
them $500 or $500. whom one Of the
heirs. representing Thorn all. stepped
brlskly into his offcc and. taking out
a roll OF $500 bills. said "Mr Hen
derson. want TO pay your bill" and
commenced laying down these $500
bills until he had $500 before tho
qstonlshcI young lawyer Looking up
nj Mr. Henderson, the heir said: rs
that enough?' And the lawyer, with
that salfposscssIon which su5scqueut-
~ made him famous, calmly said:
Peel On another one and We will call
Il square HarpCr's Wcoklv
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
DRUNKEN FATHER HOLDS
SON ON A HOT STOVE
Inhuman Torture Of Delicate boy by
Inebrlntsd Paront--Pours Hot
Water over Him.

Philadelphia Back. arms and chest
covered with burns. u o. probable that
young Robert Costello will die ns III.
result OF the brutal treatment inflicted
upon hun by bis drunken father John
Costello Tlo inobriated parent held
the boy against @ hot stove, until the
shrlokg attracted the attention OF q po-
licrmlu. who turned faint nt the odor
of burnt rpsh that greeted DIS uustfIls
when ar broke into the house
Robert. tho eldest child. rs nc yeau
old. aLd although % delicate boy. has
boon doing hIa boost to help Dts mother
boy working Tho mother had gone to
work when Costello got up the other
morning lie was enragci because he
could not and hla shoes. and cuunl
and chicken several Of the children lu
their fright they told ham Robert Ind
the sl.Oo8. and Costello chased his SON
INTO the Kitchen knocking him against
a. hos range. aud then pouring a kettle
OF hot water over him
Not content with that, tho father
pickoi mp his -on aud held him against
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20

pooh-p1oh when they hear these re-
ports, hut doctors ana numos are OF UNI
suporsIltious fiber. they believe in
scalpeIl ana saws and such obviously
material thIuf ana " a ghost should
appear to ono De mignt call 90 q
wrcl'h ot smoke u shaft OF moonlight
or some other easily oAplioablo thing
The nurse who was with Lawrence
Ilnnloy when he died. ll $ Rca Don
when interviewed refused 10 discuss
the alleged spectral manifestation.
Mr Rel Don glarcd when he was
asked u he had not chased the lumln-
Gus phantom up ana down the hail
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
Anolher AnsLrnlInn E1nerLm.r

'ETT|T1T|T N""TT T7TT"0 - ~ TTTTHI
Suitable farming land ls provided by
tho Australian government Tor groups
OF men and thclr families that win nj.
timatcly form village settlements. but
they are not 40 be coOperIye-earh
settler will stand or all ou his own
merits Government uvcracem will
guide and instruct the settlers Tor two
years, ana tho house erected Tor his
use can Doe used as a public hail or
school, Plain rltIons, implements. A
small stock NJ COWS, poultry. etc
roofing material water tanks. etc., viii
be- supplied for the drst year This viii
be- charged os % loan and must he
eventually refunded 90 the state.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20

90 have seen In q vision seven youns
men and ono OF these seven WI DO
called 10 his reckoning hy hls Maker
and that very shortly
Strange to say ON Monday after.
noon one of the yuung mon 90 whom
tho csrato had referred 90 was Nlloi
ina q local yDlIiHy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
IsHMAEL OF THE GUTTER.
London Coster Declared 20 BE Lac,
Remnant Of Worlds Old Race
Of Wanderers.

London's outdoor man Is tho coster
according t0 outing lie ~ the lsh-
macl Of our cutters a very jolly Ish-
mucl. It IS true. who ~ moro than con.
tent 20 acknowledge tho limo OF de-
marcatIon between himself and the
true cockuoy But, nevertheless. IN
modified. twentieth century way. he Is
tull the Wild man whose hand is
tguinst every mans and every mans
tgainst his. Hc Is probably the last
remnant Of the worlds old race OF wan
derers-tho last suggestion OF tho
primitive man-lcft 20 the cities. lie
IA to AS town jewellers what the gypry
Is TO the countryside. His descent
seems TO spring from the same rowing
stock. And he Ia regarded. from safe
distance. with the same contempt by
those who don't know him. His habits
and his impulses still SAVIOR strongly
Of the days when tribe warred against
tribe. and every mans arm was for
himself and his clan. And although
his pitch IA below the curb, his caravan
q barrow, and his beast OF burden a
Russian pony. a donkey. or himself,
he Is as free and as exclusive as any
other lusty scion Of the people who live
under the skies. lshmaol he Is. and
lshmael he chooses 20 remain. And tho
chances are ten 10 one that whoever
Eoos a-hshing for information among
the barrows will come back with an
empty oreel or fine show OF fisher
mans tales. For your coster knows
both how 10 keep silence and how TO
use his tongue picturcsqueiy In defense
OF his !ealously guarded traditions aud
the internal economies OF his existence
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
THE SCIENCE OF LIVING.
Dr. George F. Butler Tells How %
Lat and How 90 As
simulate.

U- g..rs. D. UuIIUr. medical GuUor.
,.,.r4... .t frn Alma srdurs SAM
,...... Alma Mich. n iHa October
rYr...- of .f.gV boz Live gives some
I........rr "a. vail Cd. som .iblc ruIes
f.- s.r...r- srI ..aum. health. 3D.
.,,. .vUU.u. W.. .Ir and drink. vs
II., rr.r...u....g. FOO IY both ra..
sinh ODD. ......n. Hh,l. Iu proec.
.I .u.. I...ma. suE uncertain
rr.I.. Tor OBJ. ul.rf. WH. often Undue.
"a desire and u.H.H ur utf which
most r..0...um anI Irl.eostIbIo
.I.. urI .....s .I .p.t what you llk0
d. r.e ..r..I u. everybody OF gl
t............. .U. without OPP,
r... H|.a.t.. HI..sIt ...lr To- sab
.....u. .. pleasure depends ch.ce.
u.um t.u ...U .Ue rIIsn may o.
como. .. U. boon stated. Utlair
Dra. boo. b. BIZ. rH,a un i1lU 90 mako
tIu stomach. d.. a u.lo Yrhoaranc.
8rd r.t..... obi. nrlmlrDl of what /.
vEu....m. ..I nutritious. aa OF hai
which g.. ....I ami not c1ncuctlhio
AaH Doe tys The dcllca..
.rauI 0... carefully. mot abunlanuy
10 Is rY, quantity which nouriaho5
Ont only htt which asHimilJtcs"
.Us Gum .I your digestion" d.
I thr Frra1.. off .Hu doctors argument
I fp n,s. .U.HfB l1 man. as Ia other
animals. da.uI. upon the proper per-
mmarr. OF 900 functions. Thco
functions mIF ho shortly said 90 be-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20

Wapakoueta. o. Recently a hen ha,
longing to Monte salmlre. a drayman,
Matched ont 10 ducks and At on
abandoned them 10 their fate A lar.1
family cat fcll In love with the duck
let's and e5sayed 10 play the part u
mother. The ducks have taken very
kindly to their strange foster mother
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20

HELD THE BOY AGAINST THE nor
STOVE,
the stove, kicking and striking him
the while. AMI declaring that he would
XIII him Before ho could carry the
throat into execution Policeman Har
mon arrived.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-20
WE HAVE BEEN SELLING

Baking Powder fot tho past six months.
and ~ dives ertitc Satisfaction. and our
customers prefer " 90 any other brand.
BRADY s MORRIS. Gfocers.
sos r. Seventh South. Salt Lake CITY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1906-07-14
Frederick Bldg. Phone $40.
4 TRAGIC FINISH.

A watchman's neglect permitted .
leak In the great North Sea dyke,
which child's finger could have stop
ned. to become q ruinous break. devas-
Eating an entire province OF Holland:
In Ike manner Kenneth Mclver, OF
Vanceboro, Me-, permitted a little cold
to 90 unnoticed until tragic finish was
only ayerted by DR.. Kings New Dis
gave me up to die Of Lung Inflammation,
caused by q neglected cold; but Dr {;
Kings New Discovery saved my il1e'"
Guarapteed best cough and cold cure,
ct J. L. Watkins, City Drug Store, ana
JOS. S. Claverie, Druggist. soc ana
100. Trial bottle free.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1906-07-14

Covlpgfon. July 9, 1866.

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The poles Jury met in regular SEES
a,on on the shove date and remained In
session three days. x,..
Present-Geo. Koepp, Jr., Mark Fitz-
Gerald. M. C. Day, Geo. Bierhorst, S.
E wilson. Louis Grantham, ]. ]. Gu
sachs, D. j. Glover, L. 7. Miles
I'M. J, Glover, appointed by the
1aovernor to all the vacancy caused by
tia death of Mr.. III. J. Willis, appeared
before the Board, having received his
commission and duly qualified, and was
seated Is member of the Police Jury
for the Eighth Ward.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
then read and approved.
Wy In Motion of Mr.. Cusachs, seconded
Nv Mr., Day, the following preamble
and resolution were read:
Whereas. since our last meeting death
has deprived US of our fellow member,
Mr.. n. ]. Willis, Police Juror for the
Eighth Ward-
Be II resolved by the Police Jury of
a. Tammany Parish, La, That in the
death of Mr.. q. j. Willis our body has
Lost . nseful and conscientious men,
her the parish an upright, genial and
enterprisiug citizen, charitable to the
deserving, aud his relatives devoted
friend and brother:
Re Il further resolved, That this reso-
,,tion be spread upon ths minutes Of
the Police Jury and q copy sent to the
hrether Of the deceased, Mr.. J. j. VIII
il. OIL MI River. -.
81 no ion. duly seconded, the above
nreambie and resolution were unanl-
mously adopted:
Bridge Committee Report
n the Honorable President and Members of the
Police Jury
W.. the Bridge Committee beg leave
% report that we have examined and
sccented the Abita River and Tchefuncta
Riyer steel bridges, finding them built
according to plans and specifications,
and have issued warrants in payment
Tor the same, as follows:
Anita bridge, span 60 feet; approaches
Tchefuncta bridge, span 80 feet; ap-
neoaches I'll feet; e7236. 90.
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Aagee Dow Co., Ltd, vs.. G. Il. Farr.
Twenty.Sixth Judicial District Court OF
Louisiana, In md for the Parish Of
st. Tsmmany.

= > + Z
BY virtue Of an order AZ seixnre AMI
sale from the honorable the aforesaid
Court, md to ME directed. bearing date
June 2b, 1906
! VIII proceed to aell ct public auc-
ZION, IN the Town Of Slldeil. Parish, Of sd.
IAmnany, State OF Louisiana, on SAT-.
.UkDAY, July 81, 1906, between legal
ne hours, the following Described
property Con the premlses), towit:
seven iron bedsteads, 3 chairs, 6 GEN.
Ter tables, 3 ruge, 3 clocks, 6 lamps. /
large hester. l8 curtain polea, 2 window
SHADES, 4 pair Of lace curtains, / lot OF
IRON stove pots and pipes, / lot Of bar
frames. lot Of chair bottoms, 10 Yards
@ mating, lot Of second hand picture
Ierms-cash; to pay debts.
1y1-3s 7. y. BREWSTER, Sheriff,