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St. Tammany farmer., 1906-04-21
New Orleans papers q. 60 per
month. LIoNEL esnAxPA1anE,
News Agent.


4 reward of ONE HUNDRED DOL
larsS will he paid for cred table eyIdeuce
leading to the conviction O1 nv psr.s
son Or persons trespAssina on NV lands
on HONEY lSLAND, WEST PEARI.
RIVER. ABITA RIVER and BOaUE
CH1TTO, commonly known = HcrWir
lands, or cutting down, burninx, al.
stroyfng, killing. deadening any 81 the
KrowinR trees or timber thereon. cr Il.
moving, carrying, or aoatinu away any
logs Or trees, lying thereon orIin the
waters thereof. sT
The shove reward will also 81 paid
Tor crelitable evidence leading ia tie
convictfon Of any SAW MILL owners
of Company purchasing any timber nm
law iully removed from my said lands
Or the waters thereof, hi .yiolatiOn e,f
Act. No. 1913, of tho General Assemblv
of Louisiana. for the year 1901, Sections
3 and s. s - -
MRS. ROSEMOHDE Il. KUNIz.
~ authorize my viiy.
EdIE KUNTZ.
$ : No, see 81. Charles ST, New Orleans,
Oct 81. II. '' - -
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-04-21
heeos Small fo Us The St 1ammaay Banking Company

| nS.aI,.,1 c.a.,. otn ~, 3 9. &. $
~ Wal enAll Si.uey, olS.es oetue aenu5 =
iov aeips snu an,p, = e y = y ira ra ! !
! VI 9 qf' sec =, " .. = = 9 los. 1s..'1 g
acres, - " sec :, ailu z e VI
qr, sec =, apso, 9 = = y : 1soV uois
taxes WOO 4V. -
monroe Lumner ''n 20. ioO acres lane,
portion ol = sec e % Up 9. 81 do e. south o.
y ana y = q k, asst slOo aois; LAKES 1s
~. S..
Mott Geo W ana .'onn 4 Morrls, 26oe M
acres lana: 8 ol ana I'll . nf ser
~, ana OF ne And 2 OF .
ana ana lots ana 4, sec ", tpy y, 8 T y e,
49s acres, s sec Q. sW u and 9 = Of
se 1, sec ], lots ! apd =, Sec q lols ]
=, ana T. sec y, tp 70, 81 u :, 547. 81
acres, fri see 3 aud 4, " sec2 fri sec
10, W = sec II, tp 10, sr n e, lo4s SO
acres, 9 and e OF q, sec 80, tp
y, 3 Il e. 4s5. 81 acres. s OF u and
LII 8 sec ~, anu halt OF ne ana
sc OF /, and lots 5 ard 4, sec 81 I,
tp Z, sr u e, 49s- 10 acres, all marsh
lands, asst 1879 dolls; taxes ~ 40.
Poynot Oscar, est OF, q portion lot
81 and imp. Town Of Lewisburg, taxes
ior lsO3. l9o1 1870, op 5o dolls asst each,
as,I lou dois; taxes w
Feteman Chas tsnd WIZ, lo9.6I acres
lana, or sec v, Up ., 10 =, asst
$40 dolls; taxes 7 ~.
helder Ghas, est OF, 10 acres land IN
8 : corner q q ". qr sec u, tp' .. 8 IL
g, ast Ivy co.'s; taxes 70:
henauaier Rev =, poftlon OF land
lying east OF hnelp Institute, bounded
by Vaudeville Road and chinohuba
Greek, and acres known as the prop
ertY on which 1s built the Fatner no
quet.e Chapel, as't 10 dolls; tsxes 20.
Houssei John q, 81 acres land 10 n e
qr tao oi y " qr, sec 30, tp Z. s II, as't
luO dols; 30.
Ruppe John J, l61. .cS acres land, 9 or
sec 70, fp 4, rl3 e, as't 1888; taxes
~ 10.
Sarpy p J, sqr - and imp IN Mande-
Viine, as't 4oO dolls; taxes 90:
Sherlden y muel, 16O acres land, e
qr OF sec 10, tp 8, , rl4 e, asst 16o dolls;
taxes w.
40 soupenne Mrs; =, lots u, ~, ~: sqr
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-04-21
Saturday, May -, 1906.

until ssid sales are completed all i'm
moyable property upon which taxes are
now due the State OF Louisiana and
Parish of ST. Tamn,Any. 70 enforce the
payment III taxee assessed in the year
i0G5. together with the interest thereon
1 from the 8lst day Of December Of said
year, at the rate Of 2 per cent per month
nnkii paid. and all costs. The names Of
said Delinquent tax debtors. the amount
os taxes due by each on the assessment
of aid year, aud the prOpsrty assessed
10 each 10 be offered for sale is aa ie llowse:
! sAssEssMENr l6 MILLS, POLL Tax
AND CosTs.
q
Austin Walter, Isl acres land and
imp Ia sec a tp 8. 3 = g, ast 54O0;;
taxes, $40 81.
Adams sanl ], 9 ncres land and imp in
I - g, tp sf = Z. ss't 500; taxes
Alfrsd Gsorge. 10 acres land. p1ors or
Iess. IN northern portion Of \ ~, zee
/ e5, tp s, j / 10 y, at 3l00; lakes . ~.
xndesson Christian. IL acres lama ~
! u ofs Y ssc 8. tp q, u g. st
u Ilpusnte Mary. acres land in Lean-
4 der Ducrsss Spaniah Grant, tp 8.
/ IS ), ut no. taxes d. go.
3,
Z Barker Mrs Naria. 100 acres land and
imp, nv q sees, tp =. ~ II e,.as't
. 1I65; tsxee "a %:
ss Bnhne 4 i. los acres OF land and imp.
3<< os se L snd y " ut sw ofse4
& - s1c 80, and D v Of sec rs, Il,
#Sar II q. as't $S23; taxes 50 85.
Brown Abraham. 10 acres Of land and
IN /, II ! corner Of " II of se I'll N,
4 - - 81, ID &. sr II Z, -. 800; taxes
IN 3 esoxn - Tsckes, Lot 1 and half of lot 8,
sor SaOO. ii New Cosington. as't $50;
11 Rrv.n b, { acres lard ana imp in sec
IS. is I, ria I, as't s6O0; taxes 3ia.
]: 8 e. !.
Cooper Mrs w D. ID acres land and
- "a section A, tp 4 & ~ e, asst
a:taxes % .95. II
lprd Mrs g =, 10 acres land ia
ssoal 4. ! II 2. asst 500; taxes
& cossin n, ~ acres land and imp west
eids Bayou LAcombe, at 500, tsxes
ucnsin 81 M Eugene. 10 acres land east
sifie of Bayou Lacombe. portion OF Mar
q auerite Ducrs tract. AIT 20 dois; taxes
8 Cousin so James. 2eO acres land II sec
u - slp 3, ID d l3 4, as't 630 dolls; taxes
II 5,asslsr. j.. Paul, j SO acres land and imp
IL east side Of Bayou LAconbe. q por.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-04-21

imp. 5 v u ofDe i. sec 81, u 8. 9 !,
= nsn;si. rs ~ oo,s, D,i,.,. .as.s % %.
: land io,s 1suei, a.s sa', ess -, o.. s77 ncret
III acres. lot ~ T. ri sse sec 81 81 y = =
=, os0' = 4. % o. : z oo. 81
Glockner lfary. " X NJ. o., ,nno !.
Gantl;er Ed ; ;,as, - : wv uo,s' sa1es : ~
Pontchartrain. half mile - .t f.r @
o ard N E Il i, as't o0n lois 800,
81 IS. - '.@ :. = >-'''' - - : :
: Z.
;ya.ro~ =
and ana sunare ~ az se2, vaca'. t, as't Is lols
$50 - ~
A / =
livery Anna, Z acres land and imp.
east bank bay on Liberty, E 81 so dolls
1 uo.,. -,
4 he.ne 1'las, - acres land and imp. 9
e =, IN -. section 70. tp 5.s r II e,
as lSl Ole; taxes ~ S.,
henneay Jno y, est OF, 7O5.3O acres
anau, an Aet no :. nnd east Is OF ofsWA, sec
%s as asg y 7 - 9, as't zoo dolls; taxes
"I -
-. 1onn, acres land and imp, q
On ol the e1eral Cooper tract, asst
1'' ools' .axes 70 y.
Lunn Frank, 6s acres land and ia,p.
lne of sec 3. tip s, sr Ii .. and
II. acre in w corner of q Q ,,fne4. il
sec 4 tp 6,srlle, ast 400 dol; taxes
% 3.
Lisbert Rudolph, 42.M acres lamp,
40. 80 acres II " u Of 9 II, sec 81. tn s.
8 r=l3e .. and acres and lmp in lot 8. rs
.. = IL e. asst $50 do Is; taxes $40.
LaLat Mrs L. 6 acres land and imp in
1..nd.n ~ ,o
rl3 e. at % aoo cn1s- .J ohs tsses 49, - * * r =
Y. S
IN s.
Nurray. James M. 16f) acres land aad
imp in q &c 4. Is 6. r. 10 .. asst $40 dolls:
taxes 20 * = - = s x = e - - ~ 8
sicG III Henry acres lam, and INN
bound ed by LeBl anc and Alexius, ss't
M, ;Ihsese G.sS ~ oo ZOO ..,, .A
of T. = % 80 % e .oo aoa Is = 'auu, PA.s
ast ssn - Sa,s aa. en Ia ~ mp d y y = =
i;.a,, J us ~ Z sn ,an g ~, -
SO II, tn 5sria : as,r 1e1 dnl.. taYea
46 80 s - 49, -
Mizell John G.. IS acres land and imp
in tp 4 and 5,ss rl3e, as't 36l dolls;
|1taxes 4l0 IS. sass
Massman Mrs y, lots 5, 6. Z and 8. sqr
W, less II lots 70 George H. Cause,
Iown o. 4 ot IaSmany, as's z4o oois'
Moses fnn;. s 1fe oc,. 1.na :. - INN
100 acras sold ia G.nsa taves va. = INA os't
am dn,s. taYas 10 49, 1a '' --' :.
~ ''se>s - :,
Obleton Robt. acres land and imp IN
sec ~. Up z, r IL G, est l0O dolls; taxss
8 %.
p
Perry " q. n .c,a. ,.na ~ aac ~, IN
1. ar 10 :. .s't alir dolls: ~ tares ~ IN
phiilins . F lnts 81 ana - arr a.,
Town of St Tamnsny. as,t % dols: taxes
"a 90. = "a .-,> 8 =
parker Ed,,or On acrea ~ land and
INN in . y'anrnsr ~ n the i Absnlom !, Joiner
donntion. L. | ~ Ia = ss,ts0 dols:
taxes e5Ia5' ~ #@T-s1=,s
Porter Slammed, Af,acrea land and INN.
porto, = II tha n. dav- -Porter traot. near
Indiar, Vi,ieoa as't as6 dnla: taxes
$40 "a, - -,
Penton I.eona-d. 40 Oyacres land in n .
/ Of u !. sec ~. 10 5. "a 9. asst 100
aols: taxes S5 IS.
:.
hueger MAX. ~ acres IN nna anc up
near Jays mlIt, as's 2OO doas' 11ss
=. ps;,. =! ~. "a. - 81 - - ,rnvn
of St. Tammany. as't 200 dolls; taxes
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-04-21

e, from unknown owner, for taxes Of
1908. 8 acres In tp 8.Ss + "A 9. and %
acres In n " Of n e u and e II Of
d . /, sac ", tp s, srll e, from nn-
known owner, Tor taxes Of 1904, ss't
40 dolls; taxes SIG 80.
Kaiser Peter, los IL, sqr 9, Town of
st Tammany, asst SO dolls; taxes 90.
Lascalle- -6chwab Lumber Co, saw
mill, machinery, etc, asst 1000 dolls;
taxes IS 65.
Lopez DR. C j, lots 5 and s, sqr u,
iese one lot sold to Cause, as't 70 dolls !;
taxes q SO s5s
Lacoste John, q portion Of JsJ Nc
Keen tract, near Salt Bayou, as't 100
dolls; taxes 8 95. #
Lowensbnrg G W, sqr 81, town of
Alton, as't 200; taxes 35.
Larkin d, lots and II, block 40,
Town Of Alton. as' 20 dolls; taxes 2 35.
Meyer ! "a, 1850 acres land in e u Of
n v Of d " i. sec rs, tp sr II e. as t
80 dos; taxes 10. IS
Mathieu Widow Louise, 80 acres
land and imp, of sw sec Q. tp s,
srsl0 e, asst 200 dolls; taxes s go.
Mansfield VIM. lOfacres lands e ar
Of 8 g or Of s5W qr, sec 10, tp s, 8 ria &,
asst 30 dolls, 10. .1.s
. Monros John, lots Is, Il and IS. sqr
g65, less 2 lots 70 q B Brougier, Town
of 81 Tammany, as,t 80 dvts; taxes Q 10.
| Mitchell n n. 16l. 43 acres lantt, Il Z
OF d y qr uf sec ID, snd ii 81 u Il ar, sec
Is, tp Z. "a 14 ., as't 700 dol.; taxes
b So. ssAi5.s
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-04-21
Town Of MadisOnville.

ASSESSMENT l6 MILLS, Poll Tax
ATD CosTs.
Cloth Susan. est of, 2 lots ON Fine
street, asst 10 dolls; taxes 8 IS.
johnson Matilda, lot l36, on johnson
street, from Z r Rodrigues, as't 80
dolls; taxes 8 10. az
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-04-21
Town Of SIldell..

taxes 4 10
Hnwn nf S1t4InIf
q ~ e1ssus1A1'
As>E.suExT 16 NuIs pn,1 Tt,
i - r,,srs'. ! =
Asn NosAs
Champagne J G.. / lot in Geneva Con
Sins addition. asst IS s..ols; taxes rs
! Bailey Acelia. Q acres land and imI
in sec 8, tp9,s TIL z, asst $50 dolls:
taxes IS
+ Dorsey Aaron, lot ), sur 19, asst sc
dolls; 8 So.
Faurie u F, est OF, 2 acres land ID sec
"a, tp 8. ~ II e, and imp. asst l75 dolls;
taxes 5 20.
Harper ; FL, lot IA, scr 80 and imo,
asst 800 dis; taxes s 90.
1nnerarity Mrs Kate, acre land and
] imp in sec a. to o. srl4e. as't l5O dolls:
taxes 1 SO.
Innerarity Hide, / acre land and Imp
In sec a. tp 8, ,sr il e, as't l25 dolls ;
taxes 4 as.
kuntz Emile, of lot 5, sqr 20, and
imp, lot sqrs9 and imp, asst 100 dolls !;
taxes s 95.
Leopold Mrs A, lots s, 9. IL, sor u,
Roberts Addition, as't 100 dois; taxes
8 95.
Lavine r F, 2 acres land in sec "A, to
., Il e, asst 200 dolls; 6 IS.
| MigRips r r, lot 2 sar 8, and imp, In
Hooert's ADDITION, less = sold TO Geo
taxea 4 ~ = = '
Mcdaniel A J, 8 y Of lot ., sqr S, and
INN. aa,t sofl doia. i.Yea = IN = '.'- -
L - AAA1r r Ars3 lat
'sS a., ss5 deGnala dels; ..1es ,@p % ''' H. 'qr
usr = y, ,ot 1ot. sn,d 10 sec &C =, ~ 1p - a
taxes of Il 1904 m ss,t W 1s5 dolls: a. tsses sg s @ n.
Simpson " r, 5 acres land and imp
II sec q, tp e.srel4 e, ss't 50 dolls;
'aaes ss;da,' : ~; :. r.. ~, -, -, :. q,
deli Goa "A Addition I . ss,t I 15a do1.. & = ,.ras @
Q IS.
Smith william, acre land and imp
10 soc 4a, tp y, 81 Il :, as't 100 dolls;
sasss asss,ass. : -. 1...,o, ,a+ "a -. n,.+
mar Addition. ss,t IS dolls: taxes 6,l
Rowen n, Lots s and Z, sqr ., Sill
dell Co.'S Addition, asst l5O dolls; taxes
. n.,,a -. r. -. go. -
|eor 3 and i INN : .s,t - Is s5o iols: lois tarss ~ AZ '
rhigpen Nathan, / lots ID sqr ii, un-
divided portion, asst 225 dolls; taxes
. 20.
Non -REs1pBNrs.
Tnu,ae NJ. NJ ,o+. ,soa .na i
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-04-21
Town of Abita Springs.

AND Cosrs.
Abita Springs Hotet aud Cottage Co,
|sqr IL and imp in 9 Division of Abita
Springs, asst 3135 dolls; taxes 81 30.
Abita Springs Hotel, The New, lots 4,
S and Z, sqr I'D, !" sqrs 1. 2 and s, 9 .
DiiyisioD of Abita Springs. asst 1927
dolls; taxes 167 80.
Brown T Mrs, piece Of ground south
line of 9Th street, including all the
Avenue lots l. 2, 3 and 10, sqr IL, Bos-
sier City, asst 400 dolls; taxes Is
I Page Mrs Laura, lots and 5, sqr Is,
and imp, Bossier City, asst $50 dolls;
taxes 6 40.
Strain Mrs u Jr, a sqr rs, in Bossier
City, asst 10 dolls; taxes;2 10
Westerfield, w w, lot 4 sqr 66, In
Bossier City, asst 65 dolls; taxes 10.
Non RDsIpEN1s.
Bistes Mrs Augusta, lots 6, q. s, sqr
IA, n 9 Division Of Abita Springs, as't
800 dolls; taxes z 25.
Banvilie Peter. lots 8. 4, 5, sqr 90,
Bossier City, asst 150 dolls; 4 50.
Favre s Son J Il, lot 4, in sqr SO, Bos-
sier City, asst 100 dolls; 8 70.
Griswold G T, lot II, sqr 8, in Bos-
sier City. as't 20 dolls; 3 90. .3s=
Garland Fl Z, q piece o, ground SO
feet on Warren street by 150 feet to
Keller street, anu 25 feet ON Keller
street, as't So dolls; 8 50.
Loeb s e, lot 6, sqf 20, 8 Divivision
Of Abita Springs, asst 65 dolls; s 10.
Moore w A, lots 8, 10, IL, u, sqr s.;
lots and 70. sur g.. lots 4. s. 10 and II.
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@~,w,th Of Dalryina.

The growth of dairying in al, tk
civilized nations of the world durink
the past "a years has been very great.
The increase of population in the ma.
t,ons has made it desirable to produce
concentrated foods that will keep for
a long time. Dairy products in some
of their forms asn be kept for a long
time, and up tC = certain limit tho
keeping improves their digestibillty.
The development " dairying has been
largely in the couHLEies having a tenn
parate climate. but the industry is
gradually working toward the torrid
regions. In me latter localities the
problems connected with the keeping
Of milk are greater than in the colder
localities, Tut the problems of feeding
are fewer The south WI YET engage
largely IN dairy!ug.
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Water Fowls.

Though some work Is being done
with water fowls. the amount being
done does not equal that being done
With other fowls. We have maenil.
cent opportunities Tor the production
nf water fowls, for our ponds and lakes
are without number The lime Is not
far distant when we viii notice ln-
creased interest along the line OF
water fowl production Water fowls
have ia them great possibilities. not
only in tie production OF flesh. but
also IN tho production Of eggs Not
enough work has yet been done in
the eleotlng Of strains especially
gtrong In any one line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29

AT the chapel Of St Peter in Flor
ence there is a choir of birds. the only
one OF .ts kind I'm existence. Tho
5irds-300 in number-are an in sep
arate cages which are arranged in
rows on both sides of he altar. The
leader Is a girl, who has had the birds
under her own personal training for
over Two years. Tile whole Of the
musical part Of the service is most
exquisitely rendered by them The
leader starts each hymn by whistling
the FIRST few notes. and then the bird
take II up, IN obedience to the move
hent Of iheir Instructors hand.
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oussti,r Of Location.

In looking over a pamphlet entitled
Historic Points of Interest prepared
for use during the inaugural ceremoh-
les" said a district official, Il noticed
that Point No. 1872 IS marked William
j. Bryan resided in this house rne
question arose in my mind as to
whether in permanently marking his
tohc spots In Washington. which work
is TO be begun under an appropriation
OF $500 made for the purpose by the
last congress. the tablet with this in
scrlption viii be placed at the location
given in the pamphlet or whether it
will he reserved to be placed on the
grounds Of the executive mansion.
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Must Answer for our Deee

One ct the brightest Jewels in the
,rown Of the teachings OF the great
morallsts IN all ages Is unQuesuoua.
~ the doctrine that sins are "a three
tinds, In thought. in word and y.
deed. But OF the three The deed is
that for which we are mnss fully re-.
snonslble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29
Weak
Kidneys

Weak Kidnoys surely point to walk kidney
Nerves The kidneys like the Heart. aud the
stomach. nni their weakness not in thc organ
itself but iu The nerves that control and guido
and strcugihen them. Dr shoops Restorative is
medicine specifically prepared TO reach these
controlling ncrvcs. To doctor the <idnoy alone
IS futile. IL Is a vast, Of time nnf % money as
we'll
III your back aches or is weak 20 tho urine
soalds or darkand strong % YOU have symptoms
of Brights or other distressing or dangerous kid
ney disease. Try Dr. shoops Resiorativea month
Tablets or Liquid-and see what it can and will
do for YOU. Druggist recommend aud sell
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school snas. 500 to lloo-ass-n.an..


Sunburstry."
The late Michael Davitt coined a
aew word, sunburstry" Ills speech IS
We're always conched Ia terss aud
practical language. and be had an IN.
-ense dislike aud an unconcealed cOu.
tempt for that grandiloquoat species
OF Irish oratory which consisted
long sentences fun OF rolling ana re
yerbeWtiug adjectiyes. This style Of
speaking he called "sunburstry. from
an allegorlcal picture to be found IN
many Hibernian homes, showing Erin
merging into freedom and prosperity
sith the sun bursting SSsm the clouds
$hInd her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29

NEw oRLEANs corroN.
LIVE srock RECEIPTS.

CATTLE.
omuha-20, 000, steady
Kansas City-6. 900. steady.
Chicago 900. steady
HOGS.
Chicago 300. i0c mp.
Kansas City-6. 600. lOc up
Omaha 900. Ice up.
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a cold is much more e>sily cured when
The bowels are omen. Is Cnedy Lava-
tive Honey ana Tar orens the bowels
and drives The cold out The system In
young or Ga. Sold by G.. r Reufro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29

Us the modern slang ski1oo" any
Improvement on the old slaud "sko-
Q iieG'~-Loulsyille CqurierJournal.
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DR.. Shoop's S
Restorative
F. B. LILLE & CO.
The rIarkets.

(Morkcts close at 2 o'clock cach day Th,
Leader quotations are strictly correct
to lhc closing pcriod)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-29

LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat q up
Corn 3 up
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Warm end Cool.
"Many people like their opposites.'
That's SO; I know some Boston
girls who have wany weTm friends" "
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KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wheat 1N
Io-n, ip
O1tt g.
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School Shoes sloo to si.oo-RoDlosons
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0 0 G Q Q Q Q 9 Q Q 9 Q 9 Q g I
ToOAYs COTTON MARKET
KANSAS CITY CASH.

9 o Q G o g Q Q @ o c Q c Q Q c
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
Oalyeston,s Sea Wall

makes life as safe in that city as on
the higher nplanas. T.. w. Goodloc
who resides OH natton ST.. IN Waco
,Tex., needs no sen wall for safety.
lie writes ~ have used Dr. Kings
New Discovery fou Consumption the
past five years and it Keeps me well
and safe. Before that time ! had a
cough which for years had been
growing Worse. Now its gone. "
Cares chronic coughs. LaGippe,
Group, Nhonping Cough, and pre-
vents Pneumonia. Pleasant TO take
Every bottle guaranteed at Hughes
x Co. Price otlc and Si.0o trial bot
tie free.
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GOOD READING FOR CHILDREN
Best Way to Develop Sound Taste In
Literature.

There ought to be a collection Of
good books within the reach of every
child from the earliest years. These
books ought to be selected with the
utmost care, and should exclude all
inferior. sensational and careless
writing. The list ought to exclude a
large number OF the books written
especially for children. because many
of these books lack reality and liter
ary quality.
A child who is brought up with Well
bred people viii have good manners
far more certainly than child VINO
Is taught good manners In any for
NAL way; and much the best way to
develop a sounu taste for literature
In children is to make them familiar
with the best writing from the very
first, ard to shut them of from access
to inferior writing. The best litera-
ture offers every kind of writing
which should interest a child.-Week-
" Scotsman.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
OLD SETTLERS
HNNURL Pl6NI6

The Old Settlers picnic OF South
Hand aud Buffalo counties to be
held in kelly's grove, set. 6-t09-6S,
on August a, 1906 Following is
the program:
Opening song, III n IN.
Prayer--Rcv. Swertont.
Song
Address OF welcome-T. j. Robin
son.
Response-O. G. Knox.
Recitations and singing by young
people.
Dinner. u o'clock.
Election of officers at l;30 p. m.
Speeches .by Chas. Thompson, F.
+. Saltmarsh. and K. L. Dye, follow
ed by short speeches by John
Sehmidtof Glendale, w. 5. Bell OF
Cedar, A. j. Spain of Ohio, Amos
Vinegar OF Spring Lake, n. Ii. Kin
tissh OF Pleasant Valley Thomas
'Cawood of Mondamin. Henry klindt
of Grant. ii. sinkie OF Eden and O.
II. bye of Arlington
Ball game at O'Clock; purse so
Dance at hallin the evening.
q. W. DEARBORN. Sec.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
TWO DAYS
TOURNAMENT
AND FAIR
is TO BE A BIG AFFAIR
Committees are Negotiating
For a Number of First
Class Attractions

Those I'm charge of the arrange
ments for the two days Fair and
Tournament To be held in Gam
Valley September and report
they are negotiating for a number
OF amusement features which will be
worth coming miles To see.
Several good bands have bid for
the opportunity of furnishing music
during the fair, and the committee
have these Under consideration, and
will make their sc lee ton within the
next two or three days.
There will a game of ball each af-
ternoon between two of the best
teams in this part OF the stater
Some good racing is also prom
ised during the tournament.
With the great crop with which
Buffalo county has been favored this
season the agricultural should by
far surpass any that has ever before
been shown. and our farmers are
urged to select their samples and de-
liver them to the committee on ex-
hibits as soon as possible.
Following are the committees:
President-E. Z. Dye
Marshal of the Day--W. A. Wool
edge.
Treasurer-Arthar q. Hill
Secretary. V. Drips
Finance Committae-J. V. Drips,
f. E. Swartout, A. g. Hill, III. n.
eleven, I'll. j. Sinkie.
Base Ball Committee-C. Il. Oat es
c. g. Swartout.
Racing committee-w. Il. Mar
shall, A L. McCall.
Exhibits-E L. Dye, j. c. Thull,
+. /. Hall.
Amusements-R. III. Kinney, Ash,
ley Durham, L. W. Cilley.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09
CORRESPONDENCE
ag - News Items Gathered
by the CHIEF Reporters. - .S
RICHARDS RUM3LiMes.

A bout 80 guests attended the we'd
ding uf Paul Gebhart and Miss
Pearl Winter Sunday and united in
giving that Justly popular couple
a happy start on u life of welded
happiness Everything possible was
done for the aesthetic and material
happiness Of the guests who repaid
all favors with frank appreciation
and evident enjoyment. Ii the good
wishes OF the community will insure
a happy life their happiness is as
surred.
The Elm Greek Brassy Band with
two loads sf ,iiscord producing in
struments favored the newly mar
ricd couple with a few choice sleep
numbering selections Sunday night
and succeeded ia causing y painful
separation between Paul and a five
dollar bill which Will he wisely in
vested.
AIr. and Mr. Hoobler visited
friends sonthe creek, returning home
Tuesday
Il. II. Nelson and Mat Shaffer each
lost Il valuable horse last week.
shsmlie Eneer and Frank Macho-
nee aie trying 20 cut the grain on
the creek and ire getting behind.
The young oIhsfrom AIR Huckins
visited at wm Abernathy's sunday.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-09

Thc regular examination ior the
iifst; second aud thsFd grade certiti-
Gates. viii be held Thursday. Friday
and saturday. angsst IN 81 and y,
1906. at the schoc{ AqEge IN Gam
Valley. The papers eAiF, ,Ne .asyer by
schedule furnished Dy sfaFe superip-
tendent. and second and third grade
mustbe faisiied Thursday and FRI
day
q. r.. DYE, Co. Sppt.