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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-12-24

The peculiar properties OF Cnam-
berlain's Cough Remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epidemlcs
of Influenza, and when it was taken
in time have not heard of single
case of pneumonia. Sold by all drug
gists.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-12-24
Kept the King at Home.

$50, the past year we have kept
he kin of all laxatives-Dr. King s
lew r ife Pills-in our home and
hev h. we proved blessing to all
mr. fan lily" writes Paul Mathulka,
# Buff; alo, N. Y. Easy, but sure
emedy for all stomach, liver and
tidney roubles. Oily csc at all drug
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-12-24

Jones & Pickett VS.. Mrs. Clara F.
Strain, No. 1857.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-12-24

Fwenty-Si1th Judicial District Court,
Parish of St. Tammany, La.
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When Secretary Naset ut tha Com sease md f-ahar Department. com
 mded e make a >#-H ta Alaska for -ue purpose af seeing at aest huaz -aHs af ,#y conditions h. u1d ta deal vJH aGUl1N. f, Invited Attorney
 ;,u.aJ Wt.k.r-nan to accompany nm. When b. arrived at Seattle he Alhatress, q vessel engaged in coast #d s-edetie survey work. Was 5t their disposal and lee started on their temuvy. up thc n~i1" pa~saes, getting ts far az Skagaay on. the sd Instant Sa lar as k known. tHe gentlemen,
 fter equirrine themselves with a membership ia th Arctic Brotherhood
 concluded it UatJ he safe ta venture HJa trr tnterius aua ta come down tf. Yukon ta VI Nh hat There may have been nther reasons. but tais is snf- rfeut.
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UNCLE SAM CUSTlNG
 WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. h. Ca Aug is Women ~teHoer5rEcr apparently no ienerf are wanted in Inc uovrrnment service This announcement was mad, today at the civil scr,fce com mission in m yGat te put Il stop to q steadily increasing food af letters nem women throughout ta4 eountts 0Ho seek information ahoat an ex- animation for stea araphers to he held next Tuesday in all tne States and Territories Practically all the various departments of tho Goyerr- meut are seeking te replace women strnosraphers With men. on the g. a,nd that tae latter are more amcnahIc to discipline. urr more easily transferred to places where their services are needed. and can mor- easily he drafs,a into other kinds ef work.
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UNEXPECTED JOURNEY
 OF CABINET OFFICERS

ou August they telegraphcd Gov 9uar Clark at Fairbanks of their in teutH stating that they would leave pau-au an the steamer sarah on sun an msht th, ,th. and asking bim to meet them. 1T convenient ana continue aeHn tu Nome Tho Fairbani.s people trf,d ta sgt them to stop on at their place. but they wired that they would nave te decline. because their time Ua- limited and th.v could mol take any chances.
 When th, Attorney General and secretary uf Commerce. started down the river far N. Michael. tho Aihatross ueut around the other way and was there L. meet them when they got out of tho Yukon ueer. Hence the trfp ta Nome thr NIhatrosz incident and the arrival of thr di~eHguisHpd party to- night
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BEAR RETURNS WITH
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 gal Hh# Helen JaH=taH atJ t5Eea h=g HarshaH IUma ur Con 9..f =esr,a fH. psfef- Ii et #a#, aased aaona Inc parties thaf
 would be better to s,tIc. tbe cas, .ut el count and Captain Hrttbalr and HeI#e Mu<hals Sam4 nt ug#E.t fers asasd act as naefa of urbi ttsl4H sf decide. tas. uauer.t tbe rar-
 . AsaseIHs te reft th. decision
 ty board Tn aa4rI lh,H listened e. tH# Gets in thr case and decided =a t4t4f ef Lame. aHd T appears that 4. H#fa,= concerned Wete =df #Hed s#sH inc rssett
 THs 3aa#l #left pr.nI u5rr pa teeG-t E anal reached PeH. Harrow on Au- =a=t e. shr rsasr,d Point Hope. on tho return up an tIe eth Since taat ffar rh.f, has been almost contluu- ms -8eee--iau er t-ava zou.nar,y -trrm~. aed HHh1aeh tbis Las hcen an eran season ls r.euds iee. il has been e unusually stormy one as regards .rat CT.
 The Rear brought 10 Nome ay pas seugar- Mir and Mrs. HaskcSwofth. returning from tmec-yeas stay at Point Barrow teaching school: Arnic f;aedIaloak. an Eskimo girl. who has eeR the assistant school teacher al Point Barrow. Mir and Mrs. Adams. who have been teaching school at Icy cale Mrs Adams Icing an invalid Alr Ha1re Episcopal mi -ionary at Point Hope Mr Hadlcy. who has hocn engaged in the whaling business at Point Barrow. Louis Lane and the crew of thc wrecked schooner Johnson.
 The Bear Wll remain in the road stead until she leaves for the South with Governor Clark
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Carrying It Too Fa~.

Al :. dinner n N,a Yurl che 4g,-- .a "r ra.e-aeaea ame IF fer dis t-nn. and -He of tha guests said hal hile H rI- Eers fine tHiHs 1T, Eaeft-H a- thought. perhaps ear- aI.d r loo fan To Illustrate his petHt aa fold tae following story. < a5sh- F entertained a number of clergy at bI-epal soc. His guest of honor ..- aa#her bishop This gentleman. II teaffast one morning said to the butler
 Why. this is bad egg. PheV, ra.' What an atroeious odui Real tv. my man. I'm surprised.
 Tine butter. .nHta serious faeo. rx- a9ned the egg closely. Then h, said frawHIHs aud -fa's.ug his h,ad.
 T beg pardon. uld A most f,eettahTr Um- las happened. Tt.c lafaa -enmt Las given eour 'ord- hr. in mistake. a eurate.~ egg.
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HARDER
 THAN KILLING LIONS

..f. t.e lsu4 established zregydyHt af.H.a t..lt. .IaAlE.aa AuatHrr 3r.aE.r H.-a.. IerHaIs tHat mHEHt l4.s AHH= H=.# sHas.#-t #-=taa# t#gJ t#H 5t
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HHo KNOWS famEs W# mooFE

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PREDICTS SPLIT
 IN OLO. PARTY
Magnets spsaaf serVis..

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PREPARING TO FIGHT
 UNCLE JOE CANNON

has not been mad, public G.ongworth however. is quite pronounced in bis views uu tho sui't.gt. and de's not hesitate to eay that the party should not h, ieupardiz q hy being forced tn make this sort eG fight in the present campaign; that tt'rc are difficulties enough tu cngugut,r without entering uta Che Sreakrrsmr contest at tht- stage.
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Only Taft Left.

"The Jagssona are the most enthu- -iastic suhurbanitcs I ever came across. They are always experiment. ing but are not very practical. Are they doing anything with their place this summer"
 Yes. believe they are trying to raise everything on it but the mort gage
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KILLED
 IN KOUGAROK

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He Interrunted No More.

AIr. Lloyd-George is famous, of course for his militant rcpartee ana biting sacasm. T am hcre-- he remarked once at political meeting. hut before he had time to finish the sentence. a noisy intarurter had caimed in, And so am L"
 Eut the retort was as quick as it Was overwhelming "Yes bHt you are not an there"
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OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY or NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is list of the dogs inn pounded under provisions of Ordi- nance No, 2l2 during the 24 hours ending at 2 o'clock last night. White. black ears. Black. white feet and breast
 ANDERS ANDERSON.
 Poundmaster. Nome. August ls. 1910.
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Nuggets Special Service.

BEVERLY. Nur =Ntf,"IJs ' eHeuartH. suu .p fsU af eN-Fte-i- tBHt EJrs,vrf has hg,u iu conference uth rf--HIvut THt today. l. is -aid Er.i~ mab5Hs aa -t.,e Gsut azJtust the y. election ef Cannon as Speaker nT uHs next HnI-e "s Representatives II tHrt- WIS any sVTf. sion given hN the President rra.fys fu trc subject t
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The Reaction.

A-hleE-A painter who Wis working a. my house yesterday fen from the teF of twelve foot ladder. lalsdea on his heels and bumped his scad on the ,..st ag.
 Weigle-How was that po~sjGie2
 Ashley-He was wearing ruaher heels.
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Nuggets Special se- ree

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WOMAN DIES IN CHURCH
 AS SHE ENDS PRAYER
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 Los ANGELES Aug 1S-At the iast words of Ina application. 70 Lord receive us unlo uyself. for Gmists sake. amen." Mrs AmeHa Davis dropped dre5 tonight in the Flfst Methodist Church. Mrs Bav.s. "@o was N wears of agr. vas leading the prayer meeting. and death came ta her at the moment of its close.
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EuNERAL N0rlc

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NOTIcE.

The Japanese barber shop formerly iocated at the foot of Steadman avenue has removei to the shop opposite the Nugget office
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Darling & Dean Co. have installed in shop m connection ,a'th ;hei~ store. and are prepared to furnish Hydraulic 9ipe, Smoke Stacks. Tirware. and do all kinds of repair work.
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HE SWEET.

SWEETS FOR THE SWEET. For the real Fresh Candy, go 10 Toby's Candy Kitchen, where it is made daily.
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Prize Winner Draught Seer on sale at the Eagle as soon as the corwin arrives
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Prize Winner Draught Beer at the Eagle.
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GO 10 THE No..TH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pastry
 fhe only Coffee House in town.
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JACKS! JACK

All persons who have borrowed jacks or other implements from the undersigned are requested to return the same al once.
 | A. BOYNTON
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FOUND AT THE WINDSOR

TH .rH H#.-. h esea.s anal rua#a gHH-r shop a con q -rA.-a-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-19

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
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AT THE EAGLE

Hot Clam Nectar, Beef and Tomato Toner, New England and Jamaica Rum. Gin. Brandy and Whiskey.
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NOTICE.

All accounts due Gus and Felix Brown have been turned over to Joe Badger for immediate collection. | need the money. FELlN BROWN.
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The Sunday School Commentary
SERMON, JAN. >, BY REV. D. M.S7EARNS.

We spent last week in q part of
Matt. ii. and now we are to have a
whole year in Matthew'S gospel. with
but one. The contamination Of the Bi
Bile story is the kingdom for which we
pray when We say. Thy kingdom
come, Thy will be done in earth. as in
heaven" "A new earth wherein
dwelleth righteousness" Matthew Is
peculiarly the gospel Of the kingdom.
In chapters and ii we have the gen
ealogy and the birth of the King, the
alteration Of the men from the east.
the sojourn in Egypt and the return to
Nazareth and the massacre Of the
babes at Bethlehem for His sake, the
first martyrs for Him. In Matt. 1, l.
He Is the son Of David. the son of
Abraham. and therefore in Him all the
promises to Abra ham and to David
shall be fulfilled. all that was prom
ised them concerning the land and the
throne at Jerusalem. He will be first
King of the Jews and then King OF all
nations. King of kings and Lord of
lords. reigning in righteousness. lisa
iah. who foretold so much about the
kingdom (see ii. 4. II. II: tx. 6. Z: ri.
40: xiv, %: xxi. /, II: xxxv. ITO.
ct all, fOretold also of one who should
prepare the way before Him (xl. 80.
See also Nal. iii. /. The same Gabriel
who appeared to Daniel and told him
of the kingdom told Zacharas that his
son would go before the Messiah in
the spirit and power Of Elijah duke !.
10. This wonderful child Of Zacha-
rias and Elizabeth was in the deserts
till the day of his showing unto Israel.
and at the appointed time the word OF
God came unto him. and he went forth
preaching the baptism Of repentance
for the remission of sins duke t. so:
Iii. 2. 81. He was truly the Lords
messenger with the Lords message"
alag i. 49,. and in NAL iii, l. the Lord
calls him MY messenger" All that
IS required OF messenger is the faith
full delivery Of the message. the one
sending the message being responsible
for the results. What a comfort to
such a messenger are such words as
these: Il will be with thy mouth and
teach thee what thou shalt say" BE
nOiu. nave put my words IN tny
mouth" (Ex. ". II: Jer. l. 81.
The first word from Elijah Is. 'The
Lord God Of Israel liveth. before whom
I stand" q Kings xvii. -. and the an
gel said. Il am Gabriel. that stand in
the presence of God" luke i. 19.
John went forth with similar con-
seriousness. for be was filled with the
uoIv Shirt from, hiS birth IT rEa ~
How great is the need that men should
repent. for God now commanded all
men everywhere t, -epent because the
day Of judgment and the Judge are ap-
pointed lActs xviii 80. 81. The woes
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that are coming on the earth and the
Walls Of His wrath are to the end that
men may repent CRev. tx. 20. 81; xvi. 9.
III. The Kingdom was preached as be-
ing at hand by John and Jesus and the
twelve and then seventy. and it was
at hand and would have then been set
up If Israel had received her King,
but they would not have Him and de-
termined to kill Him. and SO He told
them plainly before He was crucified
that the kingdom would be postponed
till His return duke xix. lib. The
age Of the mystery. or the time be-
tween His rejection and His return, Is
fast closing. the kingdom is again at
Land. and it becomes US all who be-
lieve In Him to prepare the way OF the
Lord by preaching the gospel every
where and calling upon men to repent
The things of this age should be as un-
attractive to us as they were to John.
and food and raiment should be wholly
secondary. If we seek first the king
dom these things are made sure to US
(Matt. vi. 33,. and all believers should
be fellow laborers unto the kingdom"
(Col. ", III. As John magnified the
Lord. told Of His coming and kingdom
and urged men to prepare for Him
multitudes iocked to him and were
baptized Of him In Jordan. confessing
their sins. but no man ever spake more
plainly to professed followers than
John did to these. He told them that
II their repentance was real they must
prove it by works Of righteousness
which all could see. for unless there
was good fruit there would most sure
~ be the burning. He told them that
his baptism with water was to be FOL
lowed by a baptism with the Holy
Ghost and with FIRE from Him who
would follow him and whose way he
was preparing. He told them also OF
a harvest time when the husbandmau
would gather the wheat into His gar
ner, but burn up the chat with un-
Quenc liable tire. All who hear the Cos
pei and profess to believe ii are eithe.
wheat or chaff. wheat or tares. and II
will be for all either the kingdom or
the everlasting fire Matt. XIV, "a. Al.
49, While those words just referred
to have a special application to a spe-
ciaI Judgment. there is a principle in
them which applies to all believers and
unbelievers. In Matt Kill. 4O-43. our
Lord Himself speaks Of the righteous
who will shine forth as the sun in the
kingdom and the tares which will be
burned in the fire. 1t is awfully sol.
emn to hear Him say that in that day
He will have to say to some rare pro-
fessors: Il never knew you. Depart
from Me. ye that work iniquity" Ciatt.
vii. 21-23,. May we be faithful wit
nesses. fruis bearing branches In the
True Vine.
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First Presbyterian chureh-Sabbath

First Presbyterian church-Sabbath
1890 a. M and 7:3O p. N. Preaching
by the pastor Prayer hour Thurs
day, 7:30 p. m. week of prayer will
begin January 9th. May we begin the
New Year with greater zeal toward
God and for the good of mankind.
First Baptist Churchill Robert
Smith. pastor. Preaching by the pas
tor at 40 a. m. and at 7:3O p. m.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. B. Y. P.
L. at $50 p. m. The Lords Supper
will be observed after the morning
service.
East Main ST. Friends-Truman c.
Kenworthy. pastor. Bible School at 9
O'Clock. Arthur NJ. Charles. Supt.
Meeting for worship. 1890. Christian
Endeavor, $50. Conservation service.
First English Lutheran Church.
Corner 18th and S. A. street. E. G.
Howard. pastor. Morning worship,
1890 a. N. Nesper service. 3 p. N.
Sunday School els a. m. Lee 3. Nus
baum, Supt. Services each evening
of the week at 7:45 for special prayer
for the divine blessing for the New
Year A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
ST. Paurs Episcopal chureh-Cor.
Sth and North 4 streets-Rey. David
c. Huntington. rector. 9:I5 a. N. Sun
dav School and Pibl1 classes 10 20
a. m. Morning Service. 80 p m,
Evening Service.
First M. e. chureh-Corner Main
and Fourteenth street P J. Wade,
pastor. Sunday School at 9:15. Morn
ing worship at 1880. Sermon by pas
tor on The Degree of Approach"
Communion. Glass meeting at IL: As.
Junior League at 200. Epworth
League at $50 Evening service at
7:3c Sermon by pastor on New
Years Resolutions" Music by choir
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CLUB NOTES
ENTERTAINED CLOVER CLUB.

The members of the Glover club were
entertained in a charming manner yes
terday by Mrs. E. r. Slower at her
home on South Eighth street. Mrs. S.
X. Harding, of Cincinnati. who is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Sol FTankel.
was the guest of honor. Richmond
roses and ferns were used in appoint
ing the dinner table. The guests
were given roses for favors. After
dinner. cards were played Mrs
Fry. Mrs. Rockhill and Mrs. kluta
were given the favors. Those present
were Mrs. Clarence Rockhill. Mrs
Howard Townsend. Mrs. George Chris
man. Mrs. Andrew Roser. Mrs Schu-
maker. Mrs. Sol Frankel. Mrs. Ed
ward Cooper, Mrs. Lon Cox. Mrs. VIII
liam Fry. Mrs. George Reid. Mrs. Ed
ward klute, Mrs. Mason Dyer, and
Mrs. Henry Wickemeyer.
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The Sunday Church Services

directed by Mrs. Grace Gormon. A
cordial welcome to all.
UniversaIist Church Masonic
emple. Sunday. Jan. Rev Leon p
Jones will preach at $50 p. m. Sun
day school at $50 p. m
Salvation Army-Rhoda Temple. n
A street between Fifth and Sixth
streets. Captain and Mrs Deuter in
charge of local corps. Services Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday even
ings at s o'clock Sunday evening at
7:3O. Sunday school 1920 a. m. Of
ficers' residence, 119 S. end st.
South Eighth Street Friends-Levi
T. Pennington. pastor. Bible school at
Q O'Clock. John H. Johnson. superin-
tendent. The new quarter begins the
study of the life of Christ Start the
quarter with US Meeting for worship
at 1920. Begin the year right by be-
ing present at the service in the house
of God. Christian Endeavor meeting
at $50. Bible class meets Monday
evening with Miss Reba Stutson-
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
100. Mrs. Mary Perry Bells. leader.
You are cordially invited to all these
services.
First Church Of Christ Scientist
Masonic Temple, Sunday services,
1915 a. N. Subject God" Wednes-
day evening experience meeting at
7:45 p. m. Public invited. Reading
room No. 10 North 10th street. Open
to the public daily except Sunday.
900 a n. to 1900 noon, 1870 p. N.
to 800 p. n.
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c. e. international Headquarters.

~ - NSAoQuafISTS.
The Tuited Society of Christian En-.
deavor. q worldwide organization en-
bracing 10000 societies with nearly
100000 members. after having dwelt
in hired quarters for twenty-eight
years has taken the first steps toward
erecting a permanent home and inter-
national headquarters. A site for the
new building was recently bought on
Huntington avenue. Boston. within a
stones throw OF the fine group OF
buildings erected by the Harvard Med
ical school and the Harvard Dental
school. The International headquar.
tiers building will be constructed of
Indiana limestone. 1t will be five
stories high and. besides containing
the Offices Of the society and the edito-
rial rooms Of the Christian Endeavor
World. will have number Of offices
and stores for rent. The building will
thus become an income producer for
the society. which has been remark
ably successful in carrying on its re-
ligious work economically. The entire
cost of the building. including site. will
approximate 100000. Gifts for this
building have come not only from En-
deavorers in the United States. but
from ell parts of the world. There is
hardly country on the globe where
there are no Christian Endeavor soci-
cites and hardly one from which nc
gift has come. The other day the En-.
deavorers of Hawaii sent $3.50. and
the messengers that brought the gift
added $50 more as personal contribu-
ton.