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sCHARFF NOR r0 90 rO Jan.
Didn't Take nikft Remedy. Court of tD-
peals says. But gase wiz lte Adjusted.

ALBANY, March IL The Court Of
Appeals to-day affirmed the udginent
% the Appellate Division IN the cslsa "f
Joseph Scharff. who in April. ISUs. Wa
sentenced GO Sing Sing for four years and
six months by Judge Malon" IA the
General sessions Court m New York
city ON hts plea Of guilty To seduction
under promise Of marriage. Scharf
married the girl hut abandoned h"r
aftsrward.
The Appellate Division decided that
the writ Of habeas corpus sued for was
not the proper remedy and was inclined
20 intimate that a motion IN arrest 81
1 Judgment should have been mAdeS While
ths Court OF Appeals sust ains the court
below ths opinion ny Judge Willard
Bartlett says the case rs obviously n
proper one for the exercise 1T Executive
cIemency.
Judge Vann writes a dissenting opinion
and concurring with - are Judges Hatsht
and Chase. Judge Nann -ay~ thr' l."
court should allow prosecution =" rro'--,'i
m defiance Of the LEGISLATIVE vi. 80 ''s-
7 pressed IA a statute. DO adGs.
The Legislature pledged u" nounr o.
the State that II a CERTAIN act wcr" dome
prosecution should cease a'd ne d.. %
PENDANT performed that aCt bat ihp curt
did not On the contrary Il bee. l,s rh,.
active agent ~ an illegal pro~'Cu',r r
and deprived the defendant of be-, liberty
IN violation Of law
This Court IL asked 10 Sustain the a.
legal action because he did not move "a
arrest Of Judgment or appeal or TAX"
some technical step 20 prevent the direct
violation by a court ~ Justice of lawful
statute which gave him his liberty pro
~fded he married the pru~eCut~iN. gul
the record shows that with the know ledg'
and approval 81 the Court Itself ha uisr-
ried her within the time aud under ius
conditions required. NJ prisoner should
he rennitted 70 "A plea for mercy hen he
is entitled to liberty tT unygiitug TO
take part IA such a confession ~ wa-I.
ness by th. highest CoIft ~ t"" state
when the law does not r'squir" -
Secretary OF State hoeuts who h4-
hefriended Schari said fo-'Igh' THAT
scharR will not have TO lpp-al tu toy.
Hughes Tor c!emenry ~ -TTC~i De- r"v
PENDING from the iuhgmeri of c"uy .r;iuU
hut was not pressed to" rGdrl"pf
because ot the appl'"a' 'Nr 'Cr d'-chlrEr
on the writ ~ h. bcGE CCTpH- Tie. WEtfsT
will ~. submitted - District NtoYna,
Whitman. who Will 10 s-kcd 80 consent
~ IN" reversal ~ TIE Judgment ou the
opinion Of the Io,'r' ~ Nu.aIlf
Scharf " out on llil T'N iir; ''1al 10
Cisiop IN his case
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Principal nsrusAe ef Mount Pleasant
rasks &C Entrance Requirements.

Principal Charles y. Br,Isie. criticised
tho entrance requirements at present
in vogue at our larger colleges very
harshly last night at the annual dinner
and reunion Of the Mount Pleasant Acad-
envy Alumni Association in the college
room Of the Hotel Astor.
The trouble with our more prominent
institutions OF Iearuing.' said Mr.. Brusis.
ia that they set the standard OF their
entrance requirements 80 high that pre-
paratory students. however proficient
mentally, are unable to enter college
unless they have the money to pay for
tutors who will slide them through. They
also get through their course Ivy the
tutorial method. and there Won are. The
larger colleges ara 50 wealthy now that
they are independent. and consequently
some OF the bone and sinew OF the youth
of our country. as IL were, fail ~ enter
college because the entrance require
ments are absurdly high and their funds
are low. Consequently l think you'll
find that the men graduated from college
these DAYS are not as proficient az those
Of days gone bv.
Schuyler b. Knox. n. e. Despard and
Arthur n. Naylor talked % days at the
school and II. N. Dougherty said that
il should he the aim Of present day pre-
paratory schools to-turn out graduates
who shall not only IL sharks in their
studies. but perfect men physically as
well a. mentally.
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>S1.o~ rOH >F0,k ~ .Ew>
Ssr,shI HV"'hr-s s HsUiu> BU, Billings 4
~SH's .IrN elTN.

IN" stock ~ Chester Billings 4 Son.
jewellers at S.,S Flfth syonp" vh" made
az assignment Ianuars :" last 49, odd
yc-ter,iAv With th" c,u-.nt II ~. crs-Ii-
tors va Rruhl Bros & Hsn'ps Of ~ Maiden
lnn-. IN" safe vas made ~ ~. Office 1T
~. r-f-r.-. = Miller Rector street.
~ a meeting ~ the creditors held - con
-'dar the offer ~ ~. uITrha ing Hrn.
The prt,s Vp- ha-s-i upon a u,.r,,.utag,.
sal'Ic ~ tho stock and will b.. ~ Tho neigh
borhood ~ Sy0tss' r." uJl-tnc-., has
hseU ,,Jnt UuI"d -Inc- the assignment i,v
shr,e trustees. b,!t the Isa-s has been -oii
and SriIhi BrU- A H''nUIs wi no, con
ututIa fhv s-pnrrrn.
Tho trim was established ~ $50 bv
Handel RaTenOrp later u vas Randsl
Rarsmore 4 Riilmgs and ~ igS " wa IN
soruorate'I under ~" namC - chest ~
Billings a Son
. n Pam represented the ,'reditors
~ attoTne' John G. Van deaf n.
NJ arts' and Angus; Oppenheim~r were
he trustees ~ hsuk rIptC,.
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.OOD HIskEv ND TOHtcsO
srr,IIIrt ~, GenIrnarIs~ Ter ~, Long
Ilft aud Igentlh

BNkLESTIEID. Csl liar~h - William
carroll Reed registered 10 vote today ou
his one huudredih birthday lie wal
horn IN Nicksburg. Miss March IS. IsiD
Ne voted rrst tor AndreS jackson and
10 has supported NVery DrmOrratic npn'i
noe since then He Wa- "a veteran ~ the
Mexican army rsIle here ia i~s.5 aud
- a. und0r sheriff i"V years
We signed hi- uame today without the
AID ~ Riazses and walks iiks = young man
Hs ro-nes ~ family It long livcrs. hi.
mos her ha wing reached fhe age ~ ia5
When asked 90 what he attributed hts
great age he said. To the fact that
drink nothing b'Tt the hest whiskey and
smoke Oniy che best tolacco
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lecture by Eire ChfrG.

The Christian Brothers aud boys re-
siding at 81 Philips Home. Ell Brcome
street. llst~ucd on Monday night 90 an
,idress delivered by Deputy Chief Guerin
% IN. In" Department Chief Gusrin
gaze the history Of the New York Fire
p.udrr mont from the time the Dutcn
settled New Amsterdam to the present
d8y.
feature ~ th- Monday and Thursday
night entertainments AT ~. Philips Aems
vI'l 30 addresses by Surrogate Cch@sar.
JUDGE DC-alskv. Judge Schmuck. Con-
gresham Bsnne, District Attorney Whit
man President Mitchell of the Board %
Nlda-'usr 'umptroll@r Pr~I Ter gast. John
p,.lans sud Assistant Corporation
'"uusr' Dudley Field Malone.
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FRA NCH MINISTRY TrHELD.
' eIe of Confsslence In ssON erRment After
separa tIan scandal TnterpelistIS

!~Dsta' CIbis DsspHfcA 20 THE SCS
PARIS. March ~ The debate on the
Interpolation concerning the liquidA-
ton Of religious organizations under the
separation &C, ended to-day In the sup
port of the Government by the Chamber
of Deputies. VI Jaures. the Socialist
leader. who submitted the Interpolation.
and others renewed their violent attacks
on the Government.
Premier BRAND. in reply. made the
question one OF confidence in the Min
istTy. He said he took the responsibility
for the acts Of his own and preceding
Ministries and u the Chamber wished
to depose him he would resign. He had
insisted on thorough control ot the liquI-
dators' accounts.
This led to the arrest Of DIez on the
charge 81 embezzliug large sums. ~
others were found guilty they would Le
punished. but he refused To- arrest any
body on irresponsible allegations. He
said leCouturier was not the man his
opponents d.-sCrlb--i him.
by a vote of go to 10 the Chamber
then declared It's confidence IN the Gov
eminent.
All kinds - rumors are about m refer
ence ~ prubabl. developments VA the
scandal There - widespread belief
that sho AFFAIR il likely To- reach the dimen-
siOns II the Panama Canal scandal. and
II IL expected that bigger names than
thoss hitherto mentioned will be- involved
Dusz was told today by the cxamining
Magistrate that he would he prosecuted
for forgery az well as for embezzlemeut.
DtIez limited that he would reveal the
names Of others mixed up In the AFFAIR.
Gautier a friend If Duez. who also -
under arrest. - said g. have asked his
CustOdians. Why don't they arrest the
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SELF-DENIAL

Hare bcrE ~ yeiRCSd Cir-
cHmSfdHCc, sIa6G ne hdnIc.
sHoioSr $500 scanned jor yoH
through ,rij-druGi.
TNis letter osmc an the ~, from
tsh.
W have hccn ,unprlled To- PEND
ihi, Wlutcv tor rriIef ~ ,iistrcss w.
Sew lork A2O .OOsD0 Hpsprr than
W. received.
GIit, large ~ small Nill ~ CRATE
fully Acknowledged
a. =. MINI rs. Trsas.
Homul -. No 80 Easf ID 81
T. = ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING IN
CONDITION o. THF POOR
a. EuLTON ClTGneas. PEea
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Mar 10 ~ 0a- CJide- 'ss'"rdaf IN thc
t,I'f auI -prtr luar'r Ntstsr end even wh~re
.,-. - frr N,s..-ippi ltisrr "S-sp' uOT'h' ~
'f..Il.a-. sHa .14ir~rr IlOrit4 -~~ylrE ''Tr
r.srttr-. r,s.b,i 'bc Ncs TnG and and middle
,usryr ,osst- 41d - northern Georgia ans
NaHtrr o. sas generally warmer 20 thg North
u..' snd pp 40 - 'tr" "Os-'
-. .I.r rr~..! rom m Norf1wc,i trOprsi
- Poo .s~fr. o. the country Asd The depression
ll-u 'a. q, ~ Sow inglaHd '1Ss cd roythsa
.,.ri 'siIci %, .nOv- nIrTes o. western Penn
.,.', .r-. Ne~ yo-, and the ~ Iawrcnsr VAiie'
O. 600 .iI. nc fas VS. lair and roider "ind
So. uc-trvr-f. H'~rage hu11id'5 o. Ier cen
l.l-u'i,-t,- %. rsr'CI - .c1S 10 "a Is.~i. ~
.D0I = ". 2si
IN r,u arrstYrv cs''ri-s o. rrro-ded D. ire
u.r~i,l ,6-.IIOmr fcr. o. sn01n 10 the annsHs1
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rITL,cT m 'Ck>vJTH WIS
I~~p-I Jew WriIiy again Elected B'VeSs.
bsut 81 NSFih Pelham.

Moi ~ NEHN"N March - For the
9th time jim Reilly. the village black
smith. has b"sn elected President ~
North Pelham. He won today by twenty
four votss over Peter C'eieT. ris penio.
cratic opponent. The election Vac hotIv
contested All she autos and carriages
~ the neighborhOod were hired aud COTE
rnutsr= were rushed TO tho polls before
they left this morning for their places
~ business IN Manhattan
Mr. Reilly. Who has a blacksmith shop
not far from hi- home, has long been
known ~ Honssi Jim. FOuV yesTs ago
he was elsrted on the Socialist Labor
ticket. Tie defeated both the Republican
and D@mOcrat ic candidates. Then hs ran
on the independents League ticket and
Won out against two other nominees
FOr his two previous terms the Rap'.b-
licans indor~~d him and ~ carried the
eleCtiOn each time against the Deuo'-ra nc
candidates. This year he ran a. the
Republican candidate.
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CoLD SrETNG. \. v. March - For the
first time since this village WAS inonr
poraieI ~ Is's the Democrats won AZ the
village elsrttoB here to-day. me sic.
cessful candidates. were William ~ King.
President, Horace Gent and John
MczssI. TFtmeees: Alexander acaldina
Treasurer; EdwaFd .. EBgishFide. COL
lsctor. Mr. KinG's maiosiaY NaaG
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G.rarz. Rn~-,,rrI Drad IN s.-ru,sp,

~ ~ M u FIl-II y 7 10 n
~ Nils. MtU-h ~. George Rue ~ert
orce 'hs owner ~ hotel W Brco-lyu.
hwer. ~ made much money lied al
Brunkeussn TO-DAY tie vas - Years
OH H. wen' 40 New York ;oor and
WORKED his way ~ since he returned
10 Germany he had given much - charity
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DTSSSFER ~ i<0RE>.


so.Sa' '4b- ~, Hr1'rs 20 THS ~rs
iIsBoN NaFCu - During q storm
last night . Portuguese vessel which vas
leaving the hartor ~ I Ico, in tha NzorCs
va r~reCked
Thirty three persons we're drov
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-p,-s' ,r7'r Bsr-.'rv', TRt Sos
-. PrIFHsBuRG. March -. despatch
20 IN" Moor Ir,myu from Harbin ~ =
that ,hina has abandoned IN. Id"a OF
creating modern army ~ MHu"huTIa
owing to la"~ - recruits and T"un"y
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B. Aifntat, & On.

ARE SHOWING Az INTENSIVE LINE TRIMMED
UNTRIMHtD
SPRING MILLINERY IN FASHIONABLE STYLES
INCLUDING MANY PARIS MODELS. DESIGNS
FROM THEIR woRKRooMs
EoMENs MISSES CHLpRLNs HATS REASONABLE PRICES
OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS. FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE.
BKADs. BUCKLES. lTC. AUTOMOBILE HATS.
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10000 YARDS OF RIBBON

IU,UOO I~4FNDo Ut NIbbOIN
INCLU TAFFEIA SATIN TAFFETA MORE
IN BLACK. White AND coLoRs, So INCHES VIDE.
PARTICULARLY ADAPTED FOR MILLINERY PURPOSES DRESS
TRIMMINGS AND CHI DRENs WEAR.
Al DC. PR YARD 500 PER PIECE OF 10 YARDS
ytnA Auu@. a4tA ana azib Streets. sm Ehts. =, :.
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THERE WILL BE OFFERED AT SPECIAL SALE PRlcl
ms DAY CVEDNESpAYl
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
LICENSE ORDINANCE

Section 1. Be it ordained by the
Mavor and Town Council of the Town
# Covington, La, in legal session,
convened. That license tax be ana
l. hereby levied for the year l9lO upon
each person, corporation, firm or as
ISOLATION pursuing any occupao'o ~
business or calling. in the Town -
Covington, La, which is SUBJECT W
State license. ~ Tho+
the amount of license due this Town
for each occupation, business, trace :.
or calling carried on or conducted ~
this town, subject to license, -
hereby fixed at the same as IS now
levied and collected by the state 1or
s,,ch occupation, business trade OF
calling. within the corporate limits OIL
III. Town except the liquor licenses
which shall be five hundred dollae'
(s5OO) for the year 1910. o.o
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, etc.
That the licenses due this town snal
he and. are hereby due and collectaDle
at the same time and in the same
manner, as licenses due the otate' on.
IN the event the same are not pa.
when due, it is ordered that the Ia.
collector report the same TO tne .om,
attorney, who is hereby autn stit,1t
and instructed to forthwith lnstltus
legal proceedings to enforce paymen
It was moved by j. Seller, seconae
hv p, 7. Lacroix that above ordlnanc
E. v. RICHARD Mayor.
r.. I. RICHARD, SECRETARY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
Department Of the Interior,
Tinted States Land Office,

Nav Orleans. La, Nov. Is, 1912
Notice is hereby given that I've, vaesG IL
r Moran, whose post office address Is
Pearl River, La, did, on the dWenty
fourth day Of September, 1909, ME IN
This Office sworn statement and appIi.
cation. No. O2785, to purchase tne
south half of north east quarter, sec .
tion %. township Z south, range 10
east St. Helena Meridian, and Ine e
t;r,5er thereon, under the provisions
Of the act of June 2, 1873, a sT aces
amendatory, known as the TIMBER er
and Stone Law" at such value az
n n he fixed by appraisement, ano
4haf pursuant to such application,
the land and timber theron have peer en-
annraised, 1895, the timber estlmate.
one hundred and seventy-five THOUSAND
board feet at $1.00 per thousand, ans
the land 1920; that said applicant WI
offer final proof in support OF ms s ap
nlication and sworn statement on Ia
52d day Of January, 19io, e eeate
per;ster and Receiver, United State
Ia5d Office. at New Orleans, La.
Any person is at liberty to prot e,
this nurhcase before, or initiate cor
test at any time before patent ISSUE .S;
hv fling a corroborated affidavit IN Tn
oS;ce alleging facts which would d
feat the entry. pou;.+o
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
PROCLAMATION.

All parties owning dogs are hereby
given warning to keep said dogs
Chained or enclosed on their premises.
All dogs found roaming. at large on
the streets of the town OF Covlngton
on and after IL o'clock noon Saturday
November 6, 1909, will be shot by or
der of the Mayor, unless they are
muzzled. ,.u~o
All persons finding dogs at large g
roaming the streets e. cGv'n 1egienbo one
requested to I'm, amms Taienbsne ee No. 800
A mad dog, or mad dogs, have fol
the past several days been running n
at large through the streets Of thu
town Of Covington and have bitter s.l
several sever children, making it necessar!
f for the protection Of pedestrians .1 IT. t.
have this proclamation rlgldiy en-
forced. E.. RICHARD, Mayor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
11n;toa States Land Office,

New Orleans, La, Dec. 6, lsos.
nIst;ce ;s hereby given that Aaron
si mGs,ss Of St. Tamna ,syo4 Pa mads
LLa.,,,a Maa, entry No. 261s3, Serial No:
n noaa for west half of northwest
oao a. te ro and north half of southwest
qua arter Of section 70, township :
au quail range IA east, St. Helena Merl-
s S;sn has filed notice Of intention, t.
d elaim to the land above described ed
peioi on The 18th day Of January, 1911
C Claimant names as witnesses Moro,
" G. Blackwell, Theodore Nora v "a
and Emile Singletary, of Violin, +. p 3
T.a'. and Henry Killen, OF Shdeii' :
O., La. roun REGISTER,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
ORDINANCE,

Be it ordained by the Police Jury OF the PAR
ish of st. Tammany.-La., That license be anu any.
is hereby levied for the year 1910 upon each
person, corporation, firm or assocatlon puri;ad
me any occupation. business or calling carIlsu
on or conducted in the parish subject TO S, aw
levied and collected by the State for such trsds'
Occupation, business or calling in THIS PARISH ISL
except the liquor license which shall DC n'e
Sec. ;, Ee it further ordaied ETC., That inc
amount of license due this parish Tor eacn
on or conducted in the parish subject TO ~
eense is hereby fixed at the same as IS nov
levied and collected by the State tor sucn ules
occupation business or calling in tins PARISH a1s
EXCEPT the liquor license. which shall be h'e
hundred dollars. That III,
licenses due this parish shall be and are herep,
due and collectabe at the same time ana IN IN
| same manner as licenses due the State ana y
the event the same are not paid when due II
ordered that the tax collector report the sam
to his attorney. who is hereby authorized an
instructed to forthwith institute legal proceeu
ings to enforce the payment OF the same.
Adopted December 20, 1909: .,.
GEO. KOEPP, JR., President.
n kFNTZEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
c+o+ae of America. Eastern

United States of America, Eastern
District of Louisiana. SIS. In the
limited States District Court in and
for said District, New Orleans Divl-
sion. In the matter of Soloman Kahn
bankrupt, No: 134l in bankruptcy
petition for discharge: To the Hon.
Rufus E. Fsoter, Judge OF the LIS
trict Court Of the United States fof
the Eastern District of Louisiana,
Solomon Kahn, of Abita Springs, IN
the parish of St. Tammany and State
of Louisiana, in said district, respect
fully represents that on the 18th day
of October, 1909, he was duly adjudg-
ed bankrupt under the acts OF Con-
gress relating to BANKRUPTCY; that ne
has duly surrendered all his property
and rights of property, and has fully
complied with all the requirements OF
said acts and of the orders OF the
court touching said bankruptcy;
| Wherefore, he prays that ne may
be decreed by the court to have a
full discharge from all debts PROV;
able against his estate unoer SAY say
bankruptcy acts, except sucn oep ~
as are excepted by law from sucl
Dated 10TH day of December, A
d., 1909. VAIN,
Signed. SOL kAnN.
Il Order of notice thereon. Easter
District of Louisiana, parish OF Or
leans, SS.-On this 21st day OF We
, cember. A. D., 1909, on reading tn
foregoing petition it is ordered that
: hearing be had upon the same on IN
, 18th day of January, A: D. 1911, De
2 fore William A. Bell, ESQ.,, Refere
. in Bankruptcy at 2l9 Carondelet st.
r New Orleans, La, in said district, a
3 81 o'clock: in the afternoon; ana Una q,
e notice thereof be published IN the >,
n Tammany Farmer, a newspaper prln,
Y ed in said district, and that all know
0 creditors and other persons IN lnteies
l. may appear at the same time and plae
and show cause, if any they have, WI
: the PRAYER of the said petitioner shou
not be granted. :,
e And It is further ordered by tt
n court, that the clerk shall send by ms
N to all known creditors, copies OF sa
ID petition and this order, addressed
m them at their places OF residence
s. stated.
\, Witness the Honorable Rufus
IF Foster, Judge of the said court, a.
a the seal thereof, at New Orleans, Ii
in said district, on the 2lst day
at December, A. D., 1910.
q Clerk
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
No TrespaSslng

All persons are hereby warned and
prohibited from cutting, burning DEAD
ening, carrying or floating away or
otherwise injuring or destroying any
trees. timber or wood growing or ly-
inc upon the lands of the undersigned.
They are also prohibited from fishing,
hunting or trapping with dog, gun
or torch or tresspassing in any way
on lands belonging to the undersigned.
~ ''' E. P. ROBERT.
II. H. MAYF1ELD.
II, ]. MAYFIELD.
R. A. ORR,
JAS. PROVOST.
no21-tf. GEO. d. dAooE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
limited States Land Office,

New Orleans, La, Dec. ,I21o'I
Notice is hereby given that Henry
Johnson laUs Of St. Tammany Parish 1ao5
7 on;s;ana who on August 5, ls o5s
mu homestead entry No. 26,so
nar;sl No C15O2, for north east quar-
s ser section 8, township 8, south range a'gs
% Lost St Helena Meridian, has tiled
r 10 GeeI Of intention to make final five
nos ar , ~ to establish claim to the
YEA above described before Clerk OF Of
Court at Covington, La, on the lotn
day Of January, 1910. ,os.
claimant names as witnesses: A.
W. Crow, Jim Bennett, Al
walsh Of St. Tammany P. O., La
and Berry Todd, of Bayou Lacomoe
i'a' WALTER L. COHEN. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
NOTICE

/ hereby give notice that | have ~ e
filed with the Town Council OF the
town of SlidelI, La, my appiication
for license for the year 1910, with tne
necessary affidavit attached ther ea;1
for the purpose Of conducting retail
linnor business at the corner OF COUSIN
street at intersection or hafire''a
avenue, in said town: ,,pprp
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
The Northwestern Dental Go.

When you 60 to New Orleans 10 egs g1i1
vour dental work done, be sure TO CA eau
at the Northwestern Dental 60, ~ ~.
a1a Canal Street. You will find the
finest and best equipped dental ONCE
in the South, under the management
If If III Dr. L. A. Brewster. Moderate
prices; first-class work, is the mo m9t TO-
everything strictly first-class, ana Ten
wear guarantee on all work:
Open Sundays from 9 to a; evenings
o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il DENTAL Co.,
9l2 Canal St.. New Orleans
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
:7,.espass Notice

All persons are hereby warned ana
nrohibited from cutting, burning dead
ening, carrying or floating away, OF
Otherwise injuring or destroying any
trees. timber or wood growing or lay
ing upon the lands OF the saimen bflcs
and Lumber Company, Limited. Any
nerson SO doing win be prosecuted IN.
der the provisions of Act No. lO3, Of
~ Salmen Brick h Lumber Co., Ltd.
my25-lY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-15
One Dollar a Year.
~ Terms, CASH IN ADVANCE.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is not
a common, everyday cough mixture.
It is a meritorious remedy Tor ali tne
troublesome and dangerous compllcaa-
tions resulting from cold in the head'
throat, chest or lungs. Sold by al
druggists.