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

4HGEG ID I'd DG OH ENTERTAINMENT a1A
ball given by the Ab!ta Mystic Club,
at the pavilion at Abita, Saturday,
May Is, at o'clock, for the benefit
of the pavilion fund. The admission
will be rs cents.
The Scientific Physical Culture
School is issuing thirty-day admit
cards to gymnasium and baths for
$3.50.
Hon. Jos. B. Lancaster and w. ].
Warren attended the National Con-
vention Of Knights of Columbus last
Saturday, at Shreveport, IS delegates
from st. Tammany Council No. 1880.
Hoarseness, bronchitis and other
throat troubles are quickly cured by
Folev's Honey and Tar as it soothes
and heals the infamed throat and
bronchial tubes and the most obstinate
cough disappears. Insist upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar.
Sold by Theo. Strain.
Mr.. ]. Marrange, whose farm is
near Abita Springs, brought us a
bunch of Creole onions this week,
which measure Ids inches in circum-
ference. They are fine and sound and
illustrate what can be done here in
the way Of growing onions They
were not gathered from little garden
patch of rich ground but were grown
In a field, two acres OF which were
planted in these onions.
The Houlton Brothers have given 20
Secretary Knoepher, OF the state I'm,
migration Commission, one Thousand
acres near HouItonVille, on when 70
establish o colony. An effort IS being
made to establish German settle
ments. and to this end Mr.. knoepnef
ID visiting the various German setGie-
ments in Louisiana in order co puDilsn
IN Germany statement OF their con-
5it;on and prospects as an inducenlent
~ fnrther immigration to this state.
The example of Houlton Brothers may
have the effect of causing other lanos
in the parish to be donated Tor TINS
purpose.
Roth the Picayune and the Times.
Democrat made mention this week OF
+ha excellent showing made by LOUIS
CIaverie. one of the pitchers OF tne
Blake team, stating that ne
y wss the hest they had put IN the pox.
when Mr.. Claverie was pitcher LOT
the old COvington nine, we always
cia;voa1 that we had the best amateur
S,;tc rls. Il, the State, and the record
II that team upheld as in our state
saavst far we lost but one game tn ls
season aa and had one tie game: WE y,
Ss,;nIT the Parker Blakes will nnaiiy
s osaA Wise ID the fact and give him the
prominence he deserves.
r. o,,r renort Of the presentation o.
seFha cn,1ire's Daughter last week.
NE neglected to mention very pLsas'
inc incident of the performance; SLOW s J.
inc the esteem In which MISS a as U
held by her co-laborers ~ sne ne n1a y
amateur performance. az tne p saosy
~ the first act, Mr.. frederlck h = |
steDped before the curtain. anu e u
verv pleasing and appropriate Fecl a:a
of the many obligations OF " soSi :.
ties Of Covington to Miss Adis, az e.. -
fhis appreciation and esteem, presen,s:
81 her with o handsome gole
hraastnin in behalf of the MI. Y. . =
Not alone BY her excellent dramati'
abilities, but by her unsel1sh ans
Kindly disposition and readiness 20 aic
ii any movement for charitapie pen y.
a. ~ civic advancement. MISS Adl'
Mas made many warm friends.
n YOU want to feel well, lock vel
- 4 yell. take Foley,s Kidney
Psmedy. Il tones up the kidneys ant
tIad5er n,irifies the blood and restores
S Dl and strength. Pleasant TO l tax
"a sa1saa contains no harmful drugs. Wh1
~ rot commence today? Sold by Iheo
Strain.