St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-05-15

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For CouncIImen 80
c. MARVIN POOLE, JR. -.
H.. E. j.. FREDERICK. CON
P. J. LACROIX. US
]. L. SMITH. bre
JACOB SELLER. Roo
M. P. blanche. ~
We have not been able to get in 49,
communication with Mr.. E. j. Fred CAV
erlck, who is on his farm near Maids l pl
onvllie, but we are confident he will ext,
accept the nomination. am
Mr.. MI. +. blanche is also out of - =
own to-day, but we place him in -
domination, feeling assured that no nee
stronger name can be put upon the peo
ticket and hoping that he will consent the
20 serve.
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Bishop Chas. B. Galloway of the rea,
Methodist Episcopal Church died in -.
Jackson, Miss, Tuesday, May IL, nav
1903. Bishop Galloway was one of hosl
he grandest orators of the South. thar
The Bishop had been in feeble heath we
Tor the past three years. 49,.
At a meeting of the/ local school ali
trustees Tuesday night it was esti- ana
mated that the school funds for next is al
year would admit of term of but six Tr
months.
The teachers of the preceding term roos
we're recommended for re-appoint- eVel
nent. com
The $55 surplus from the M. C. B. You
is to be applied as an f..t
Increase in teachers salary. last
The tender of SIS per month by the one
Mothers Club on payment of salaries esp
was accepted. These amounts are to beal
be applied to salaries of high school 49,
assistant and seventh grade teacher. ."s
Idle rumors of the discovery of oil som
n the vicinity of Covington and at seer
other points in the parish may be Par
taken for what they are worth. It ~.
may be expected, with the Standard any
Dill Go. so near us, that every acre of ne
and in the parish with sand dunes or thel
other indications of oil will be adver- ties
Used to a finish, but when the real -
sity of notifying the public, for it will hea
be gobbled up before the public knows cree
about it. anti
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md fac. ed hv The Fi1a nenortroant thin
1AAO tC5GCl Ivy buG TnC DCpaELESubT
we're received by the Improvement full
Committee and resulted in the award T
being made to Eugene Pechon, whose tab,
Did was $3.50. The other bids were
w. ]. Klein, 1888; /. A. Alfonso, of sis'
St. Tammany Plumbing Co., $500. war
- tor
The Department of Education, for and
the information of the teachers of the 4ho,
State, call attention to the fact that a.
IN order to earn the is per cent credit site
On examinations or the one-year ex- lare
tended certificates offered by the 9th,
State Board of Education for those ;,s4
the summer normal schools. '0'
the term of nine months is required MOI
from those desiring to earn this credit. star
Times-Democrat. YOU
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In jumping from freight train at rios
Bush, La, Wednesday afternoon,
Frederick Hinton, 10 years of age, you
son of j. r. Hinton, of Mcneil, Miss, you
was thrown under the wheels of the it a
cars, the entire train passing over his cou
body. Frederick Hinton was the junior Wv
member of the Bush Lumber Co., any
of ]. R. Hinton & Son. The hos
remains were taken to Mcneil for in N
torment.
IL you desire clear complexion take s'i.o
Foley's Orino Laxative for constipa-
ton and liver troubles as it will stimu- has
late these organs and thoroughly is n
cleanse your system, which is what
everyone needs in the spring in order pa.'
to feel well. Sold by Theo. Strain. eol'
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Succession of Raymond P. Pochelu. tho
Judicial District Court t ~
for the parish of St. Tammany, 'oo
Louisiana. you
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Whereas F. C. Hardie has petitioned ono
the court to be appointed dative tes- tLs
tamentary executor of the succession 'nA
of Raymond P. Pochelu, deceased. scle
Notice is hereby given to all whom it haV
may concern to show cause within ten the
days why the prayer of the said petit
toner should not be granted. ma
By order of the court, May IL, 1909. nor
II. r. WARREN, ing
may15-3t. Clerk of Court. ras,
Many weak nervous women have been >"0->
been restored health by FoIey's Kidney GOO
Remedy as it stimulates the kidneys diff
so they will eliminate the waste mat con
ter from the blood. Impurities depress n
the nerves, causing nervous exhaus- :.
tion and other ailments. Commence tnu
today and you will soon be well. Pleas I W
ant to take. Sold by Theo. Strain. I a
Office and typewriter supplies, rib ,,,.
bons, carbon papers, manuscript COW aug
ers, stamp pads, etc. the
CHAMPGNE'S DRUG STORE. Sta
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For Sale-A fine COW giving 2 1-2 hin
gallons of milk, Jersey and Holstein 4s
mixed. Also a sorrel, family mare, mas
gentle, lady can drive. Apply to we
c. O. BERGERON. ma,
80 cor
FOR SALE-Pleyel piano in good hof
condition, $35. Apply to Yot
MRS. II. S. HERRING. hui
FOR RENT-Small nicely furnished ~, ~,
house, five squares from depot in ene
Claiborne. Apply to yo'
MRS. H. S. HERRING. ant
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New goods arriving every day. fra
Every thing guaranteed as represent
ed at the Hainer, Afford Co. ye
po
FOR RALE-A piano top buggs top col
buggy, as good as new. Cost S65. wi
Will sell for $40. Apply to, w
L. WEHRLI. -,
FOR SALE-A good milk COW, with ye