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Tern Die Nahteile oes Sabnfsgc.
brauds flar gemadt uno Mnti-gi-
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ganiiiert tperbe1 foaen. Sic @m-
pfebIung Ser SofuItat Der 9odidrIe,
bic 8eriesung bon S6iilern bobia
5u anoern, oaB oieien erIallbt .piirbc.
in einaelnen Sader eraminiert 81
nerbe1, ftatt i'm 4Ggemeinerr, ipurrl
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nuroen ols &omite %ernonnt, eiiter
S%upernilor bes S1ulcenlus sll ct
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dig gibIiotbeforin Ser @ofiduIe fir
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crbielt eiaten N@ebalts5uiduB bon
$3.50 per Morat oIs &iilfslebreril
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men unb iperben feline unfoTtcn BON
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bon Der Staatsuniperfitat bemiGigt
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rats ertpdblt. Ser finan5iclie SEE
riht Iautete: Gehnungell, in:
Sanuar CUR 3ablung o~ngetpieien
$1137.29; Emergency @orrants"
i'm Soatuar ausbe5ablt, $2946.9G
Bonf- Mccount ont /. Sanlar: 9l-
semeiner Sono, $3145.9 5; Sntrei
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$t055.f6; rSinfing" -Sono, $6761.-
SO, 5uiammen $t1,658.63.
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Mntie M6aer.
Roman bon 6. b. D. giSer.
(Gortiesune.)

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u@eroet SIR es all6 ousbalteu
altf SeiiterneIt2"
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lie luitiee Sruu babe iuie Wiefen!"
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lliht mebr in Ser @iniaufclt H..
ben. SIN naditen Sabre miro elm"
Dalbe Stunoe bon bier cntfcrnt 81;
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ibres @eiidtes 5ellgte bapolt ba;
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ben nod Sen Yferocn iuben unb e.
men 9tltnogolg otrh Sof mo Stoa
mod]ten, bcreitete @icbfe ouf bcnl
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gerettet ans fardtbarer @efahr.

SD babe mid nod ME 10 nobs
meinem @robe aefiibIt," idrelbi
2etpis GbombIiu BON Mandeiter,
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oenleioen bis ouf It's 8flino otge.
mogert NOR. tros nieler Weoi6inen
rulo Der beiten 9oftorcn. l1no oob
id bellte nod, Iebe. banfe ih ollciu
Or. Sings Nep DISCOVERY. Die mid
qebeiIt bot" ltnfebIbares Mittel fir
Suiten, ertl1ltuns, Grippe, 4itEno
uno ane 9ungen. una Salslciocli.
Soc uno $1.00. 8eriudsflaihc frei.
Garantiert bon allen Druegiiten
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SuIius Oppenbeimcr,


fisenoer beg republifanifden Ia.
fongreiiionelen DiItrifts, bat ieinen
Mufruf 5u elmer aGeemeincn re-
publifanii6en geriamrnlling III Gall
Antonio bonn %. Bis "a. Sebruar
5urifge5ogen, 6a bieie @erlaU!l.-
lung, ieiner Meinuns nod
unfrieoen in Der gartei t%erborrll-
fen niirbe. Oagegen p~er6fientlnht
guncan Modap, tempordrer @or-
fisenoer Der geplanten Geriamltt-
lung, ei1en 9lufruf. bieie Oennod.
ab5ubolten, oa 5n 6erielben feinc
offi5iel1e @enebmigung notiuen0ig
lei.
- Sim Mittmoh abeno brof
Jeuer in Dem bi1teren Sell BON e.
Dooie's Gtore, 721 @eit-gommerte
StroBe aus. Die Seuermebr MGR
rehf5eitig our Steqe uno besbinoertc
bas Musbreiten oes Seuers tab bcni
5tpeifen Stodiperf uno ben berahbare
ten 21oen. Ser bintere Sell ocs So
oesis NIT ben BORT befinDliden
Waoren rpuroe our1 6as Seuer
5erft0rt, oagegen oie @aalen iii
BoroerteiI MIR Ieidt beiddOigt. &c.
Die ih1st iein @aarenIager oui
$500 uno feinen 8erluit aul
$500. Seine 8erfiheritng betrue
$4,000. Bur Belt oes @usbruhs
0es Geuers mar Safe 9oOie, Der
Sobn beg gigentiimers, ailein i'm
Store, fonnte. aber feline Qusfunfl
iber ben l1riprung eeben. CT muir
be nod benz. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gebraht, Inn bort cine ltutcriuhuiG
ab5uparten. Seuertuebrdef 8rtght
inao 2eutnont Nepnam pon Der
4nfen uno 2eiter-aompagnic, pcr-
Ietten fid beim Geuer our6 @las~
fpIitter on Der redten 9an6.
Dos ipil-Mppeaatiunsgerid)t
bot ben Dro5eB pom S. s. @alomin,
s. 81. Brotpn uno Sulia M. Anoer-
ION eesen Die Staot entIdieoen. gs
banoelte fih babel Inn eincn Strei-
fen 2on0, Der CUR @rpeitcruag Der
@eit-9oufton Strabe gebrouh.: NOR
ben mar. Den Gl1gern NOR fir 0as
2ano $4,000 augeiproden morben.
iie fporen bamit iebof niht 5ufric-
ben aeueien, botten eeflaot uno
ons @eridt bate ben Sreis aui
$17,700 erbobt. Die al1ser Der
langten oonn ouh nod 3iuicn boG
mics oas @eriht iie nb. sic appel.
Iierten uno ops @ppenationseeridif
bat iett entidieoen, oob lie nur 81
8inien ouf $2700, aber nid)t auf Die
$4,000 berehtiet ieien.
Das obere Gtodmerf 6es Son-
ies BON 6. ltnrub, 1923 @pcnue 9,
nurbe ami Mitttpod morgcn geeelt
8 ubr burf Seuer 5eritort, ooh ber-
biuoerte bic Seuertpebr 6os Sins
bretten beg Seuers auf ben unteren
TeH bes 9auies. Ger @igeiitiimer
meiher IN benz Sauie idIiet entfam
omrd Elm 5eniter. Der Sdaoeh
belduft iid anf $500 nno lit ourf)
Beriiherung gebedt.
Das Shaoeherfasurtett fir
$4,000, melfes Mnnie Grobanot
gegen Die Gan Nntonio Fraction
gompnnp in benz unteren @ecidt or.
bieIt, lit iest bonn 4. gipii-appcaa'
4ionsqerift beItGtigt poroen.
Dos republifanifde @Jefutin-
fomite BON @erar Gonntp fat Mitt.
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Sas seras @mnSer

6eiIt ale 0ieren, BIofen uno rbeuma.
tide 2eioen; Bel alien 0ruesiitcn
ober 2 mouatlife 8ebanoluna per
Bolt fir ST.. Or. 6. SO. Saa, 1896
Olipe Str, ct. 2ouis, Mo. Sd,reibt
iiir 3eugniiie.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
LADIES MISSIONARY SOCIETY I
JACKSONVILLE.

The first annual meetin of I'll
Ladies Missionary Society of M;.t
sonville was held at the Presbytel Is
Church, August "a, at p. M 7
meeting was largely attended
local members and out-of-t2-
guests. This is branch soc .s.v~
consisting of Methodist and Presby-
terrain members, working for both
home an foreign missions.
Miss Many, of New Orleans, who
with Mrs. Caldwell organized the
society last August, was present and
greetings were extended Mrs. Cald-
we'll, who was unable to attend. Mrs.
Gollehon, of the Madisonville Metho-
dist church, presided ana the speak
ers included the ladies of both dele
cations. Those representing the
Methodist church included Mrs.
Mumford, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Ham
ilton and Mrs. Perry, of New Or
leans5 the Presbyterian delegation
numbered Mrs Williams and Mrs.
Davis, of GOWNS ton, Mrs Talmage
Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Creevy and Miss
Many, of New Orlenas.
Immediately preceding the bust
ness session most enjoyable lunch
con was spread in the home of the
Misses Perkins, the ladies of both
churches participating in profess
sion of perfect Christian fellowship
and unity. The meeting proved an
impetus for broader effort in the
coming year, and second greater
annual" next August.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
VAUDEVILLE NOTES.

Mr.. S. Miller and Miss Corine
Smith spent Sunday in Bogalusa.
Very few people took advantage
of the excursion to Bogalusa last
Sunday as it was not very we'll ad-
vertised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stretton, of Mobile,
spent Wednesday in New Orleans.
Miss Ruth Bissel has been very
i'll several days this week. Her many
friends hope to see her recover very
soon.
Mr.. MERCER Norman, Mrs. Moor
man and Mr.. Alonzo Givens spent
Monday in Slidell, guests of Mr.. Jas.
Owens.
Mr.. Flynn returned to the Crescent
City; while in Vaudeville he was the
guest of Mr.and Mrs. Robert Wise.
Miss Julienne Joseph spent last
Sunday in Vaudeville with her
grandmother, Mrs. Poirson.
The picnic of the D. H. Holmes
Company was very interesting; every
body in Vaudeville was charmed and
Joined them in their merriment.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Smith of Abita,
were visitors in Vaudeville on Sun
day.
DR.. Gautreaux, of Covington, was
in Vaudeville on Wednesday on a
professional call.
Miss Josehine Faure visited her
sister, Mss Annie Faure, last Sun
day.
Mr.. Hynd spent Sunday with his
family at the home of their mother,
Mrs. Bauman.
Mr.. de Barmeeli, proprietor OF the
French paper, La Guepe, spent sever
al days with his family here.
Mrs. Wehrli, of Covington, spent q
few pleasant hours in Vaudeville.
She was accompanied by Mr.. Wehrli
in their automobile.
The schools will soon open. A
large attendance is expected at the
Catholic school, conducted by Rev.
Father Roth.
Mrs. L. Labat returned from New
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
MAYORS COURT,
Monday, August 20, 1910.

Geo. Williams, fighting and dis.
turbing the peace, fine $500 or ten
days.
Mary Butler, using obscene Ian.
guage on public highway, fined $500
or ten days.
Rosa Powell, drunk, fighting and
disturbing the peace, fined $500 OF
ten days.
John Talley, drunk and fighting
fined $3.50 or ten days.
Albert Severe and Georgia Thorn
as, fighting and disturbin the peace.
Severe was fined $1,000 or Is days,
and Georgia Thomas was dicharged.
Georgia Thomas and Josephine
Davis, fighting and d'sturbin.. the
peace, fined $500 each or ten days.
Rosetta Williams and Euella Mi
chael, fighting and disturbing the
peace. Euella Michael was fined
$1,000 or 20 days, and Rosetta Will
liams was discharged.
Ben, drunk and disorderly, fined
$3.50.
Martha Milton, fighting, disturb
ing the peace and using obscene Ian
guage, fined $3.50 or Is days
Kemp Baham and Gene Powell,
fighting and disturbing the peace,
fined $3.50.
Tuesday, August 80.
Ivey Bankson, drunk, fined $500.
Wednesda, August 81.
..Ivey Bankston, drunk, fined $1,000.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
PICNIC OF THE JACKSONVILLE
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

To the DELIGHT of the teachers,
pupils and patrons Of the Madison
vile Sunday School their annaul pic
mic took place on August 20, 1910
For several days the weather was
propitious and all anticipated day
OF delight in the open air. The i'm
portant day dawned bright and beau
tiful, bringing joy to all, especially
to the little ones. Through the &C
tive interests of Chief Rotolo of the
Expert, who so successfully led in
the .-ment of affairs, Mr.. Chas.
Houlton aLu 49,. owls, of the Houl-
ten LumSes .,nLLny, offered the
use OF Their .Ge, Lxpert, and their
beautiful parA Tor tile day. Their
gracious un,r y:s.L most gratefully
accsps.u.
ut 8 O'Clock &. the picknickers
began to assemble. Shortly after
eight the notes OF the whistle re-
echoed over land and water, announc.
ing to the crowd that the boat was
leaving Houltonville. AS she rounded
the bend a pretty sight greeted the
decor rted wit!l bunting, Union Jack
flying from tie forward jack-stafi
and ,,ld gle y from the rear staff
Different su.al'er flags completed the
decorations, which the officers had
| arranged la honor of the occasion
f.. IT, .~c,'ahle and efficient Capt. Bal
lam gracefully made the landing OF
the boat, which was soon filled with
living freight, and turned up srteam
past the great milling works of the
Houlton Lumber Company, to the at.
tractlve Riverside Park, with its
| grand cid oaks and grassy lawns
where she landed.
! Picknickers and baskets goodly
lot-wete soon placed ashore. Vari
! Gus ann sements engaged the atten
ton Of tbe young folks and children
until IT, dinner hour arrived. This
ula,n..- he attention of all Ole
and young enjoyed the bountiful re
past. After this the amusement
continued until lemonade and latel
ice cream were served. The photog
rapher was on hand and some flint
pictures, individual and groups, were
secured.
At five O'Clock the boat moved I'll
to the Riverside landing, takins
| aboard happy crowd, whose eounte
| nances beamed with the pleasure o
the day. In the cool evening air sht
steamed back to the lading at Madi
sonville and there left the party
AS the boat turned and headed
upstream cheers rose from the groul
on the wharf in honor of the Com
pany, the gallant Captain, the Chic
and the bows of the boat
L. W.. P.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
MILITARY ROAD NOTES.

Miss Mildred Samuel entertained a
number of friends from New Orleans
and Covington on an enjoyable hay
ride to the moving picture shows
last Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. Fielding and Mr.. Christie
Everett are guests of Edgar Cottage
Misses Virgie Scruggs and Julie
Kock returned to New Orleans, after
pleasant visit to Sauter Cottage.
Prof. and Mrs. Geo. Fowler, of
Boston, and Miss C. Pointer, of New
Orleans, were guests of Miss G.
Huddleston last week.
miss Mercedes Legier and Mr.. Van
Weinfuter were the honor guests of
a motor car ride to Vaudeville last
Tuesday night. Those present were:
Misses Cora Foster, Mildred, Isabelle
and Rene Samuel, George Huddles-
ton, Mercedes Legier and Messrs.
Van Weinfuter, Christie Everett, Ed.
Fielding, Louis Peneguy, Frank
Reimer, of Chicago, Harold Crane
Mrs. j. C. Oblatek and little Winnie
Fielding.
The basket ball games on the
Huddlestcn campus are attracting a
great deal of attention.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
sLIDELL TOWN COUNCIL.
Slidell. La. July g. 1916

Slidell, La, July 5, 1910.
Regular meeting of the Town
Council was called to order on the
above date.
Present-Paul Gardere, mayor, J.
Dubuison. M. C Newman j. T. Lid
die, ]. NJ. Currie, o. r. Brugier.
Motion by M. c. Newman and Sec
onded by J. ]. Dubuison, that the
minutes of last regular meeting be
adopted as read, with the exception
that the clause in regard to cess pools
be stricken off.
Carried.
Motion by M. G. Newman, second
ed by O.. R. Bru Ter, that SO candle
power light be placed at corner of
Cousin street andst3 so candle power
ightA be placed at the location speci-
fed by the committee, and the arc
light giving the least service be re-
moved.
Carried.
Bills ordered paid by the Finance
Committee:
C. Mcmahon, hauling for the town
as per bill, $3.50.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03

! Ed. Smith, Stencil works, New Or
leans, bill rendered, $500.
/ M. G. Newman, bill rendered,
$6.75.
! Chas. Smith, commission on fines,
| $2O.62k.
| G. ]. Decker, services rendered as
Deputy Marshal $4.75.
VIM. Peeler, services rendered as
Deputy Marshal, $500.
Slidell Ice Light and Mfg. Co., bill
rendered, $1O7.15.
E. F. Perrilloux & Company, bill
rendered of June 80, 1910, $3.50.
Slidell Drug Company, bill render
ed, $3.50.
Gust Huff, fumigating smallpox
house, $500.
| Mrs. P. Werner, boarding prison
ers, $22.25.
Mrs. P. Werner, boarding small
pox cases, $1,000.
Motion by j. j. Dubuison, second
ed by M. c. Newman, that the COM
munication of Mr.. Chas. Smith be
Sranted, to go on his work at
O'Clock p. m.
Carried.
Motion by j. T. Liddle, seconded
by j. M. Currie, that the attorney
correspond with Shope, Zane, Busby,
and Weber, Chicago, in regard to the
school bonds.
Carried.
Motion by o. R. Brugier, seconded
| by ]. M. Currie, that Mr.. White, town
marshal, be granted a vacation of
three days.
Carried.
Moved and second that the Town
Council adjourn subject to call.
PAUL GARDERE, Mayor.
| JOHN FREDERICK, Secretary.
Slidell, La, August 2, 1910,
Regular meeting of the Town
Council was called to order on the
above date.
Present-Paul Gardere, mayor, M.
C. Newman, j. F. Liddle, j. M. Currie
and o. r. Brugier.
Absent. j. Dubuison.
Moved and Sc onded that the min
| utes of the last meeting be adopted
as read.
Carried
Motion by J. F. Liddle. seconded
by M. G. Newman, that a committee
| of three be appointed to investigate
the issue of school bonds and water
| works and also to consult an at
torney on same matters.
Carried.
o. R. Brugier, M. C. Newman and
j. F. Liddle were, appointed on said
| committee.
| Bills ordered paid by the Finance
/ Committee:
C. Powers, lays deputy marshal
q 200, $500.
c. V. Guzman, 2 days deputy mar
shall, $500.
Mrs. Werner, boarding prisoners,
$64.50.
Chas. Smith, night marshal, COM
| mission on fines, $3.50.
Motion by J. F. Liddle. seconded
by o. R. Brugier, that the council
adjourn subject to call.
PAUL GARDERE, Mayor.
JOHN FREDERICK, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
VAUDEVILLE.

Messrs. w. T. Newman and Chas.
Wilcox, of Vaudeville, were in Cow
ingtof Saturday, the 9th ult., look
ing up a map of the beach at Mande-
Vile. An effort will De made to
secure an appropriation from Con-
gress for a survey of Bayou Casting
and the lake in its vicinity. with a
view to dredging and making same
navigable. 1t is also planned to build
sea wall for the protection and i'm
provement of the beach.
The accomplishment of these pro-
jects would greatly improve and
beautify Vaudeville, and it is to be
hoped the movement will meet wi
success.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
CARD OF THANKS.

The Mayor and Board of Aldermen
of the town of Abita wish to thank
those who donated or otherwise con-
tributed to the success of the town
entertainment on August 13 and Il,
1910. With such hearty co-opera-
ton in our undertakings for the
benefit of the town we need have no
fear for it's future.
A. MUTT, Mayor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03

A party of young folks from
Vaudeville enjoyed an outing last
Tuesday on the Bougue Falaya as
guests of Misses Lucille and Louise
Johness. Those present were Misses
r., M. and A. Wolfe, L., M. and A.
Verret, E., R. and M. Tomney, F.
Brown, Florence Orfelia, and Messrs.
Frank and Phillip Orfelia, chaperon-
ed by Mrs. Tomney.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
OAK RIDGE OH, WE'LL

Al meeting of the stockholders
o. the Oak Ridge Oil and Mineral
company Sunday afternoon, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi
sldent, DR.. B. b. Warren; vice presi-
dent, DIR. D. Harvey Dillon: treasur-
er, Paul Lacroix; secretary, W. ].
warren. A letter was read from
Geo. B Taylor, State chemist at
Baton Rouge, giving a favorable re-
port on samples of the overflow of
the well, which had been submitted
to him. He found traces of mineral
OIL that indicate the correctness of
the Judgment of all the experts who
have visited the field.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03

Hon. ]. B. Lancaster, DR.. D. Har-
vey Dillon and General A. B. Booth,
head consul of the Woodmen of the
World of this state, returned last
evening from day at Talisheek, in
the eastern part of this parish, where
yesterday they attended a large
Woodmen rally and barbecue.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
prcEpTION AT THE SOUTHERN
w. HOTEL.

nrho women of Covington interest
..aehDol work will hold an in
y netting at the Southern
IVtaf fafE:30 pm. to-day for the
hosea e becoming acquainted with
purpu aachers in the public school
the n uzsyinr over school matters.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
A CARD OF THANKS.

We gratefully tender our hearty
appre iation of the courtesy of the
Houlton Lumber Company, extended
by the managers, Mr.. Chas Houlton
and Mr.. Lewis, for the use of their
tl.g, Expert, and Riverside Park OIL
August 20, 1910, for the Sunday
School picnic.
Superintendent, Teachers and
Patrons of the jacksonville
Sunday School
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. John A. Stanga, Jr., desires to
thank his many friends for their un-
ceasing attention and kindness to his
wife in her late illness and at her
death and for their presence at the
funeral.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03

bo, me noors of the Abita schoo,
na ouse nave been oiled, needed re-
t frns ~, MADE and everything placed in
81 s ~ condition for the opening
VI the school September
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
BORN-To Mrs. l.. J. Heintz, on
Monday, August 20, a girl.

Mrs. C. H. La Villebeuvre, Miss
Solidelle Deynoodt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Broughet, of Galveston, were
entertained by Mrs. VIM. Bodebender
last Monday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03
NO STORM FOR us.

roa me predicted storm for the Gulf
t noase mas worked inland to the west
fr nruusn Texas, and will exempt us
rom the usual damage of such
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-09-03

Mr.. John r. Woods, of Amite City
spent a few days in Covington this
week.