davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-06-02

Sc. pair of Ladies' and gentlemen's 3 hose
IN plain. black and tan, worth l5c.
l0c yard Lawn and Jaconet Emhroider-
les and Insertings, various widths,
worth 25c,
15c Children's White Duck Caps.
worth 25c.
CSC. Gentleman's Leather Belts, worth
SOC to 75c.
Bed Spreads, White Crochet Spreads,
Double Bed size, 1.24.
1.49 for Honeycomb Bed Spread In plain
hemmed, the best value IN Covington
worth 2.25.
2.49 for real Marsailles Spreads, full
size, for the largest beds, extra
heavy quality. worth $50.
25c for Heavy Bleached Sheeting, two
yards and q half wide, soft finish,
worth 35c yard.
SIC for Bleached Table Damask 5S
inches wide, great bargain for this
sale, worth 45c.
lOc. Large Bath Towels, worth &c.
soc. For Opaque Windowshades with
Fringe, worth Soc
25c Infants soft sole shoe, all colors,
worth 5Oc.
J. 4 r. Coates Spool Cotton, 6 spools
for 25c.
MEMS NEW SPRING SUITS.
A wide range for new plain greys,
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-06-02

Just received fresh line OF H'rchs's Table
Sauces, Pickles and Chow.Chow, and Onions put up
in barrels and bottles, also fresh line Of Apple and
Peach Butter
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-06-02

Ladies' Kimonas, made of good
colored lawn all sizes, sale price. .25
Ladies' Tan Linen Shirt Waist
Suits, made plain tailored style, of
very good material, sale price. $50. 1888
Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Waist
Suit. sale price .................. 2.49
Ladies' Duck Walking Skirts,
sale price. Northumberland: :..... 80
Ladies' wash skirts for this great
sale, fale price. ....... SO up to $40
Muslin Underwear Specials, in odds
and ends, at reduced prices: Under
skirts, Gowns, Corset Covers and
Drawers.
Ladies' Black Silk Mits, sale price .73
Ladies' Extra Long Black and
White Gloves, sale price. ......... so
Ladies' White Hemmed Handker-
chiefs, sale price 8 for. ....s. IS
lot Of Pearl Buttons, worth 1Oc
adozen. sale price, per dozen..... IS
Children's White Aprons worth
2Oc sale price ........ 8
ALARM CLOCKS.
79c. Nickel plated, guaranteed to be
worth l.25.
&c. bottle OF household amonfa, extra
strong, worth l5c.
SC. roll Of 40o0 sheets best medicated
toilet paper
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-06-02
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
Just received car load OF Headlight Oil, 100 proof,
that Is used on boats and sehooners and for incu.
bators and lamps. It never smokes or smells, ana
lasts longer than the cheap oil. Special per
gallon I. ................... 15c
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-06-02

Just received from our own Schooner, Rosa A.,
full line of FEED, which can be found at Ware
house, Rosa A. Schooner Landing. Leaves coyington
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-06-02
Big Waists Special'

Fine qualty Sheer Lawn Waists, Lace or I
Embroidery trimmed. sale .price. ............ 10
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UNFORTUNATE,

Baltimore American. NO.
Count de Cashallgone-Alas, that was a most
unlucky stroke of fortune. .l.-ss- ..
His Father-What, my son? s5 =
Count-The blow I gave my rich wife In the
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Two Valuable Recipes,
One Of Which VIII Cure Any Cold That
Is Durable. -"-"- ~',-t.-

PimpIes and 6lotches-Dr. E. r.. Wall,
ker, writing in The Ladies' Home Jour
nal' states that facial blemishes come
mostly from improper bowel action, First
OF all, the cause must be removed by the
use OF the cathartics and laxatives that
the individual has found effective and an
plying a lotion from the following formu-
Ia: -Precipitate of sulphur one drac hn:
tlncture of camphor, one drachm !: Is rose
water, four, ounces. Apply several times
a day. =. -.
10 Cure Cold In % Hours or any
cough that is durable. Go to any good
prescription druggist and get concen-
trated oil Of pine, one-half ounce, slycer-,
Inc, two ounces; half pint of good whis-
Key; mix and shake thoroughly; use in
tablespoon doses every four hours This
formula is given out by a great lung and
throat specialist, who declares that If Ia g
no equal. but warns peop:e against using
the ordinary bulk oils of pine; these con-
taln much resin and other Impurities
ana are sure to produce nausea and kid
ney disorders The real concentrated oil
or pine comes put up for medical use
only In small half-ounce bottles incIosed
IN round. air-tight case and sealed.
Ihls Is to protect it from light, heat and
atmospheric changes. :
There are also patent medicines put
up IN a similar manner using the name
trated' oil of pine you will have the real
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Member Of Islands Parliament
Predicts Demand for indie
pendence.
Special to The Journal.

special 20 Inc journal. 81 .5ss
Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 24.-That Aus
tralia, will in the near future, declare
for political independence, is, accord
ing to G. w. Inglis, who passed thru
here on his way to Europe, the opinion
prevalent in that country Just now.
Mr.. Inglis is a member Of the Aus
trallan parliament, prominent export
er Of Melbourne, and in touch with
public sentiment thruout the common
wealth. He states that the ties are
weakening between Australia and the
mother country. Organized labor,
which controls the political situation
in Australia, while neither disloyal,
nor yet loyal, has no sympathy with
imperial connection. The federation
scheme itself is not regarded by the
people as having proved anything of a
success so far.
f There is a feeling abroad in the
country that it is overgoverned; that
the system Of government is too cost
~, and that the administrative chain
is greatly strained by overlapping au-
.thority and is liable to break at any
moment. No actual rupture, it is
thought, will take place so long as the
country is enjoying the measure Of
prosperity with which it is at present
favored, but it is claimed that when
the pinch Of depression is again felt,
as it will be with the return of unfav-
orable seasons and the blighting of pc
riodical drought, there will be merci-
less cutting down as the result, and
something will give way.
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MAY SELL SoCIETY's SECRETS

Paris. Nov. 24-AIl sorts Of anus
Ing stories are going the rounds. about
extraordinary attempts by Count Boni
Gle Castellane to keep his head above
water.
One report had him parliamentary
secretary to a political adversary. This
Is easily disproved by the fact that
Bonn IS VIGOROUSLY incapable of com
plhng even the least inspiring speeches
or presenting an even mildly ,convin
eng argument. He himself paid the
biggest sums ever known to a whole
bureau OF newspaper men to tomDose
ms sclntilating speeches and write ar
tlcies for him on foreign politics.
A second rumor credits him with SIM
plying scandalons revelations in high
life to sational journal for an
enormous salary. His tidbits are said
to be spiced with all manner of slurs.
on the American element
4, But perhaps the most probable and
the most enjoyed of the arumors con
cefn1ng the little count is that he is
I,lklng commissions on men s clothes.
Eonl was always an arbiter of men g
ciothes. HIS waistcoats have been The
envy of those, who paid the debt, Of
nattery IN immediate imitation. His
iieWelry was also copied, and he made
Inc reputation of his. furnishers Of The
f Ene dc la PAX among. the gilded youth
NOW ne will wear their creations for
other than personal satisfaction. and
while plrouetting about in his 0av
plumage, will pocket a handsome Der
centage. ' ~. ~
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YANKEE A|RsH|P MEN
PEERS OF N. DUMoNT
::
Prominent Englishman Says that
Wrights' Record Beats that
of Frenchmen. :,
New York Herald Special Cable Service. c
sish4 LONG

New York Herald Special Cable Service Copy.
right, 1906, by the New York Herald. :,
London, Nov. 24.-The problem of
the air continues to be the absorbing
topic, and no matter where one goes,
the subject of .aeroplanes' is bound to
crop. up. The mystery of the Wright
brothers and their doings has been con
siderably. increased by the interviews
this week, which have been widely
quoted all over the country. I.
I'VE must suspend Judgment on the
more Of their doings,'' said a member
Of the Aero club of Great Britain.
Some people discount the doings of
the W,rights; others swear by them;
no one seems able to prove. anything
on their behalf
"And yet I find that most members
of our club think they have accom-
plished something in their trials that
will enable us to advance from the
problematical to the practical stage of
aeronautics. -
Beat Dumont, He Says. y:
"Wright brothers say they. have
flown a good distance and steered their
aeroplanes at will. There are MANY
people who saw many parts of these
tests, and they all testify to the fact
that they. saw the machines travelling
j the air. Therefore, the American
Inventors seem to me to have broba-
.bility, not alone possibility, on their
side 1t is only natural that they
should wish to keep. things secret. They
must have spent large sums on their
experiments and they are entitled to
reap the benefit - = -. =. -
In a letter, Sir Hiram Maxim says
ne thinks the success that has been
obtained by the Wright brothers is
greater than that achieved by M. San.
tos .Dumont. - - 49,
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HIS KICK.

Houston Post. s. 7stssz.s s 81
u hear yere goin t. til, United States7,.
g. aoi WIS. but Owe changed me moind. =
In, begobs. :, =
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RICHEST NEW YORK BACHELOR
Eugene Higgins Said to Be Worth
= from $4,000, 900 to $4,000. 900. =

New York Herald Special Service e. E Z, ~.
New York NoY, t24-lEugene Hig.
gins has long been known as the rich
has been variously, estimated at from
$40, 000, 000tt, to $4,000, 0OQ; mostly. in
herited from his father, who was a car
pet manufacturer in this city. ,.3;.n
In thefearly go IS he was known as
a rider and driver Of some of the finest
horses in America, and his stables at
Morristown, covering over twenty
acres were renowned all over the sport
ing world as the finest of their kind in
to the fashion then in its first popular
ity, of driving road coaches with re-
lays Of horses from New York to New
port and one season he drove public
coach from the old Windsor hotel
since destroyed by fre-to Morris
Park, without missing "a single trip.
a.: Owned Famous Lauderdale.
At the same time he was great ex-
hlbitor at the horse show. Lauder
dale, a thorobred stallion which he
bought In Canada in 1883, was for sew
eral years. an undisputed prize winner
at exhibitions thruout the country.
MT. Higgins in the sport early took
foils and in 1880 he won the cham pion-
ship of the United States In "m1inor
sports he was also prominent, being
also an excellent tennis player and an
adept athlete 80 80 :
Everything about Mr.. Higgins va
r1ous establishments was on high
plane OF luxury and for time there
was nothing in America to compare
with the magnifcence Of his manner of
Living. The late Ward McAllister said
with reference this: + "tMr. Higgins is
probab bly, the most luxurious unmarried
man in America.,' = +
The report Of his intended marriage
Erevives an interesting rumor aAoat in
the 9O's that he would never marry,
because Of an unfortunate romance ii
his thirty-fifth year that. brought on
him. grave melancholia. There was
never a great foundation for the ru-
NOR, altho the names of several society
women were mentioned at the time, but
Eit is a fact that Mr.. Higgins is not a
/ man who smiles over much. .% ,ss.,
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: NEWr PATIENTS

Washington. D.. c., Nov. (Spe-55
cial; THE following patents were s. is s.
sued this week to Minnesota and
Dakota inventors, as reported BY.
Williamson: & Merchant, Patent 5Attor-
sneeys, 925-933. Guaranty Loan Building;
Mime apolis, Mimi Z: Felix j. and q.
Biehn, Madison Lake, MINI, spring.
wheel; George r. Brandhuber, Pierre,
g. p, engine starter; JAG. .Brynildson,
Candy. Minn.,5 label holder; John Free,
Itch, st. Paul, Mimi, measuring ma
chine; Konrad Hegle and @. b. Peter
son. go Lisbon. . !, cutoff device;
Charles A. LeWallen and sL. E. StetIer,
Minneapolis, Mimi, smoke consumer:
John Lindquist, Duluth, MINI. tonps:
William ": McGrew, Phoenix, N. D.,
agile; Carl W. Moe and G.. H. 5NorbIom.
Minneapolis, Mimi, evener; Oscar p,
G.. RAJ sch, Minneapolis. Mimi, vepe.
table t parer; James P. Reekie, Duluth,
Minneapolis, MINI, fuel burnSe er'
Charles w s Stark, Mountains FAKE,
M inn, grass grnbber. So. III 4. s
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2 CARDINALS NEAR DEATH
Vaszry and Richard Dyine-Latter Power
in France. ; ,. -

1yInQ-latter Power
in France. ; ,. -
Special Cable to The Journal -
Rome, Nov. 24.-Two foreign cardinals
are at deaths door, according to informa-
ton which has just reached the Vatican.
One is Cardinal Vaszry, the archbishop
OF Grau, in Hungary: He is supposed to
be the richest prelate of the church and
mas contributed annually a sum amount
Ing to nearly 100000 to the support of
the Vatican administration. --]-- r's''.' 80.
The other cardinal is. the archbishop of
Paris, Cardinal Richard, who because OF
his Ill health recently asked the pope to
be allowed to resign, a request which was
not granted. - t.:. = ~ :.
Cardinal Richard is the. most precious
member Of the French hierarchy just now,
as fat as the Vatican is concerned, as he
Is we'll known in government circles and
has proved himself very capable in ar
ranging matters In dispute between the
French officials and the holy see -. s.
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GAL YES RICH. F|ANcE
IS EUGENE c H|G|G|INs?.
Great Singer Will Wed New
= =: York's Richest Bachelor,
Is ERumor. ~
New York Herald Special Gable Service Co

: right, 1906, by the New York Herald.
z Paris, Nov. 24.-The Petit Partisan
says that Emma Calve, the singer, has
arrived at Marseilles, where the steam
yacht Varuna, which is owned by Eu-
gene Higgins of New York, is lying
ready to sail. .s~-5 az
The Petit Partisan says it is believed
that Mr.. Higgins lis Miss Calve's
fiance. The Petit Partisan further
says that Calwe may have fed to Mar
settles to avoid the reporters. But
Eugene Higgins yacht Varuna, is
there ready to SAIL, The Petit Pari-
sian does not know. whether this is her
has no authority for saying that it is,
altho everything points to the, belief
that it is. 49, : g. T. ~ -. a.
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PAS o~~Aou JSSSSA
day. -
II will have to admit this,
though it will rob US, repu-
table physicians, as well as
the disreptable ones, Of a
great, deal of well-paying
business for fat people will
not have any use for drug
preparations after they have
tried Rengo Fruit Mixture.
Our efforts in the past to re-
lieve sufferers from excess
fat have been honest efforts.
but Of very little avail. The
500 so.J ~-1z.l.. h>5 80 H@o~,
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fabby fat with strong muscle and gives the
patient a lease ON life It Is pleasant to
take and it's beneficial effects are felt from the
very beginning. =
There is nothing Just as good' as gRengo
Fruit Mixture. For sale by all druggists at
81 90 per full-sized box, or, II you prefer ad-
dress The Rengo Fruit Co., 3Oa9 Main St.. Au-
gusta, Mich, and they will gladly send you
trial package free by mail. 80,
For sale and recommended in Minneapolis by
2voeveli Bros. Drug Co., Cor. Wash. & Hennepin
Avs: cor 18th st. & Nicollet Ave; Cor. 4th Ave.
8 & 22d ST.; Cor. Lyndale and 10th Ave n
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H I. - - 80 <. ! #
B0Nl CHALLENGES
FOR WAITE R OFF |: |: R |.
New Yorker Who rendered
Job to Count Gets a
Def"
Impecunious de Castellane
May Sell society's
III - Secrets.

Now York Herald Special Service. n, St.,
New York, Nov. 14.-Monsieur Mar
tin, proprietor of the Cafe Martin has
received the following cablegram from
Paris: j. :,
My friend, Count de Cubsae :: !:
: will call upon you to demand !:
reparation with arms for your :
: insult. ,-.~-. .....,'..- -. =:
-Castellane. :
..,,,;...'. ...... =. =
The message refers to Mr.. Martin IS
recent cablegram to Count Boni de
Castellane, offering the divorced hus-
band of Anna Gould $4,000 a year to
act as head waiter, now that his in
come is cut off. -.s.
Boni an Apt Duellist. :
Mr.. Martin says he is not sure wheth-
er some one is trying to scare him
with a joke or Count Boni is really
challenging him to duel. FL. Boni. is
the best duellist with the sword in
France. "a :
II never heard of Count de ! Cub
sac, - sand Mr.. Martin, "but if he
wishes to see, me for any reason I shall
receive him. 1t is possible that some
body ineParis sent this cable Sas a
joke - ..-5-- II q - : 3 +, -
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Dying from on
Excess of Fat
Scientists and Physicians Now Declare
that Rengo Fruit Mixture 10 Ma !,
lures Way Of Curing Obesity
and Freeing Sufferers
from Its Dangers.

A TRIAL BOX FREE. q
Z "Rengo Fruit Mixture is certainly one of the
greatest discoveries of the century, said a
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discovered. am prescribing Rengo Fruit
Mixture now" .. +. --5
Rengo Fruit Mixture is Natures own way OF
curing obesity, and It does it in that perfectly
harmless way in which Nature does all things.
1t reduces the weight to normal point. builds
up the general physical condition, replaces the
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REFORM MARRIAGE,

f.. Houston Post. II ~.
I: Miss Roodly is married., is she not 2" I~
Yes, she married trust magnate.''
my. Il didn't think she'd ever marry a mai
for his money" IN -. - - .
"She didn't: she married him to reform him >
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-14

Joe Dukes, of Talihina, 1. T.,
was in the city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-14
STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE
Inspect the Eighth Street Lakes and
Decide ON a Drainage Plan

The street aud alley committee
has been viewing some of the
lakes on Eighth Street and other
localities and has tried to solve the
drainage problem. Eighth Streei
from Idaho to Minnesota has Civ
en- any amount of trouble.
Alderman Mckay, who went
over the giouuds said. II think
the best plan to follow is to carry
this water north to Iowa avenue
and thence east to the ditch on
First Street. In this way it can be
carried off with all tine drainage
from that part of the town. II
people will fill up the low places
in their lots, the water will follow
the course laid out for it to the
ontlet that is provided. The city Is
filling the streets as rapidly as pos
sible,"
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REVISED TAX ASSESSMENT
Error Of $125, 900 Discovered in Real.
H-The Figures as They
Now Stand

City Auditor Heryer has finished
checking up the assessors books
on the assessment of realty. A
number of errors were found in
transcribing from the original lists
to the books but the principal error
was in the addition. The total
amount of the errors discovered in
the realty assessment vas about
$I25, 900.
The total assessment as it now
stands according to the revised 6g-
uaes is as follows:
Personal $8os. 500
Realty $I,648, 900
Total $2,4s3.o5o.
A twenty mill levy on this valu-
alton would yield revenue to the
amount Of $4S,oIS.
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heretofore existed between Flynn
and Mcclure in Oklahoma will
soon be just as bitter in Indian
Territory, with Mcclure and
Douglas on one side and Flynn and
Soper on the other.
The republicans realize that Ok
lahoma is overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic and that the Democrats will
control the constitutional conven.
ton by majority from twenty to
thirty and are very much disheart-
ened and discouraged and are now
grasping at the last straw, which
is to control the federal patronage
in the event of Republican nat
tional administration.
1t is the evident from these facts
that the districting boards in the
new state not only are gerrymand-
ering the new state against major
ity of the citizens with the purpose
of permitting the minority to rule
but It is a factional board and us
ing its powers to strengthen one
faction Of its own party against
the other, which, as a matter Of
course is bringing upon its head
the resentment of those not con.
suited,
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$r.64s3oO
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by Oklahoma Title and
Trust Coz
Geo. w. White to H. Moeller,
M D., SI6so, lots I. ?, ) and 4,
block 2o4, Chickasha.
John J. Brown to c. B. Camp
hell, w. D., $500, N E 4 of S W
u of S w u, less 80 A, for the
townsite of Minco, S w 4 of S T
u less 1885 A., for townsite ol
Miuco, S Z Il of S w Il and S "
Il of S Z Il. All in Section 28,
Twp 10. Range 7.
David Goode to Bithiah S. Aus.
tin, w. d.. $500, S u of lot 2
all of lot 8, block 2o8.
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MUSICIANS FORM UNION
For Mutual Benefit and Protection
Affiliated with the A. F. L.

Last evening at their headquar
ters on Chickasha Avenue, the
musicians of Chickasha completed
the organization of Chickasha
Local No. ISa, Musicians Protec,
tive Union, electing E. R. Collins
President.
This Local is a branch of the
American Federation of Musicians,
affiliated with the A. F. of L. and
is organized for mutual benefit and
protection.
In accordance with the law Of
the A. F. Of NJ. the charter is held
open for thirty days from this date
and all eligible musicians of Chick
asha and vicinity are invited to
Join.
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Judge Arthur Darlington and Re-
cordeT Henry L. Yost Of Montclair
N. J. had an unusual experience
while fishing in pine brook. In an
extra effort to throw the line far
into thestream the recorder threw il
hiCt. in the air, with the result that
the hooks, sinkers and line became
lodged In a tree thirty-6ve feet
high. Fishermen got a boy to climb
the tree and release the fishing
tackle. When the lad reached the
limb on which the line was entangl-
ed he shouted, you've caught a
flying fish," and descended with
his prize which was fast to the
hook. An examination showed that
instead of a flying fish the record
er had hooked a blue jay.
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STREET PAVING PLANS

Mayor Venable received letter
today from Engineer Burke, of Ok
lahoma City, who is preparing the
paving plans for chickasha, stating
that he had failed to receive the
mayors first letter, requesting him
to prepare the plans and hence the
delay. He promised to get busy
on them at once.