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A Thanksgiving Dinner.

J.. = native OF a country; an orsa
or tho body minus one letter.
:. prisoners room; vowel; n
grain minus ono letter.
o., An animal; TO peal: vowel: a
boys name.
!: An animal minus one letter; a
fruit; !mper,inoncc.
o. y cooking vesscl; an article: q
part OF the body.
o. Effects of cold: a reward.
:. An engine TO raise nuid: a rcla-
tive; desert.
BESSIE ENOS.
rue Nalois." Warrington. y. C.
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Sopsense Riddles,

]. What kind of u boy waa Tom tn
Piper's uon7 Littie Boy Blue?
:. What sort Of Il scholar was A.
pillar-a- Dollar?
8. How did tho Man in the Moon
burn his mouth?
1. How Old Jacls mend his broken
crown, whom he foil down aud broke
II?
8. What kind OF cake did Jsck.a-
Dandy loyo?
6. What story 10 told in this little
Jingle?
"Thc maid was In the garden
Hanging out tho clotheH
Along camo blaokhlrd =
And nlppsd off her nose.
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u, Way Of Remembrance,

f'E9r Editor shnl try "a wrl. ,,t,.r
pns" be'"rn 80 oui ,o.uigh, Iut 10
~" .'J i"at hsfon't forgotten u. vas.
W. arc toying 10 practice soIno rbrI.,p,.,
s'' HoN' and that and going to schnoIn,.
s.9es u narttes ~e have i,eep ,nt on,rl,,od
- ., We Tine rent to iIag.r.town
~" roo f'ne limo ths short while ,,,,
tnerr. ;cr took quite "Oyin.,'tri-, W
Hsa faTon' IA NJ our schon! ,o.dn ".
hsd int"nhei % have sr.aktr fro,n 49,
nona mere oh; We wnr, dlsarnoiutoo. ,s H.,
,,t,a 2'nc uni later Wen. .hall
""'""Hvsh' va MaHGARET rprp
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school and chrlntnla,.

Dear EdHor,--A6ain | Will p!cAd Cor your
forgiveness. tor know you think mo
most awful member. I agree with you, n
you think 50. us nearly rhriltuAr, AVID I
have 80 much to do that DON'T know wha,
10 do hrst--schuol 10 so to, ChriatmAp prea,
enis TO MAKE. ard u Thousand and one
other things 10 DO In fact. I haven't time
TO be writing this; ought to DO studying
for test hut | nm writing Il while I'm
waiting FOR the trnIn. hope all the chI!-
drcn Will have jolly time Ghristmas /.
am planning tor n good tine. /. have
Tine VIII send yeu story Of the Chris,
child, which think Is perfectly beautiful.
Don't sou know TINT made a little thing.
cont know what you call H. but | made
II 10 hold clothes brush In, pnd mamma
tald It's real GOOD and prs,ty, too. mus,
c.ose' t"r cant. to save mo. think OF any
thing Interesting 20 wrie, and | know. ~,
poop!e dislike nnnte7st,Ing letters \ merry
ChT!stmas and happy New Year to you.
lorraine Va. FLORENCE KUpER
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Another NJ His "rriaIs.u

Iear Editor,--i received my useful prize
lie" days ago. aud you don; know how
H1piSr'd1h ~ was hardly expecting Ia
surprised 10 see myself a prizo winner In.
crossed yon VIII fnd another of my 'trl,l, -
J nope TIC wastcbasket VIII shoot vide n.
~ remain Your member. ThankInE Won
Tor the pr:an again.
WILLIAM 7. rJILES. IN
81 am also sending n charade. ~hIrh
nope VIII not NEE, Mr.. T-astcsa.kc,
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4 Christmas Drawing.

Dear Eciipr.-Just TO think TIA, Christmas
= mere hghin go soon, ami Santa Claus Is
r.t 40 puSF' am sure. packing his sleigh
lu!l o. toys for good i!it,n hoys and ri-,s
am sending YOU Christmas drawing
winch is tho FIRST drawing have ever sent
70 ina H. ID. G. G. Hoping you and al, %
tNo c'uo VIII lave ioytul Christmas, / re-
main your earnest In"rnber.
Cosinan. Va. JEANETTE FREEMAN
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lar Editnr,--'i would ilk, 70 S-coni. =
hH'h9cr o; tho Y, -, g. G. page ,ncio..
~" Of my drawings, anG hops i. vim m,
.''h we Wds'ehaske' wishing each mem.
merry Christmas. remain ~onrs
sTA%lEY w. nESNET,r
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send, Christina, Heading.

Dear Edtcr,--I ain sending the ChrIel8lss
beading that said was going TO draw.
none IL will reneh you In time .receivad
my prize, but dn not know what ] won II
on as have no. seen tho paper tor tHp
SanoaSp. | ihaRl YOU for IT. expect to
drew New Years heading Well I will
eIose. Yours truly. CURTIS ELDER.
Brookneel, VA.
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n.ur Editor,-.Betore even slop 10 take
a "pceS' Into the walls OF Holland must
acknowledge tho receipt or thu Prize won
on my composition OF "FeudhliSru." which
assure Sos is greatly appreciated. In
closed yon Will nni puzzle pertaining to
THANKSGIVING dinner" which. though
late, IS better late than never THANKING
YOU Rsn'n romsin your loving friapd.
BESSIE ENDS.
The vnlc!s," APARTMENT 81. Washing ton.
d, c.
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THE WEEk'S ERIIE WINNERS.
Edgar j. SPndy. EnstriIlr, Va.
]. IInn,ilto" Whytc. Jr., :it West Clny
street, Richmond, Nn.
Cnrr Payne, 100 Nineteenth Avenue,
South Nashville, Tenn.
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Hutchinson. May
Jackson. Hugh
kupcr, Florence
l.irsic, Maggie
La ssitcr, V. II.
Lord, Is. |. J.
Lewis. lielen l..
Motley. Maude +.
Motley, Marian L.
Muck OILS, OTIS
Pullen. w. T., Jr.
Payne. Carr
Risque, James c.
Risque, Norma
Rosenberg, Eva
Ropp. Ma rgaret
spady. Edgar j.
sherry, Francis
St'llinEs, II. F.
Stillings. Russell {
Thurston. w. +.
Tisnor, Thelma
Tisnor. Helen
Turner, Oracle L.
Turner. Wilson
Watkins, Lewis
Wells. Pansy
rv!ng H.
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river PugxIs,
what river lies In the voods7
What rlror is Wild animal?
what river Frovs on tree:
what river ia found In water!
What river do We drink.
What river do wa blow.
what river Is In our mouths,
What river Is used OH tho face.
HELEN BROADRUP.
Lorra,ne. Va.
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TUE wE;EII,s CONTRIBUTORS.

Anthony, Blanche
Allen, Edith
bennett. :. w.
Bailey, J. l..
Broadrup. NJ.
Sroadrup, Helen
Cohen. Dora
Canody. Leslie
Cooper, Rebccca
Cha d wick, r. V.
Cha dwick. Harry
Cha dwick, w. L..
Cha dwick, b. NJ.
Davis, Mary
Da Wis. Grace a.
Davis, j. FL. Jr.
Dunn, G.. s.
Dyke, Evelyn Il.
Elder. Curtis G.
l;aos, Bessie
Freeman. j.
GARRETT. w. e., Jr
Gillian, Mary a.
Gayle. Bertha
Hopkins, Counties:
Hawkins. Edward
Iia gan. Duncan
"hyte,
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Who was tho author OF the following
limos:
"Howc'er II be- /, seems to me,
III only nohlo to he good.
Kind hearts arc moro than roronets
And simple faith, than Norman blood ~
MARIAN MoTLET.
Upper Zion, Caroline county, Va.
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Ml Flilmor, stre-t, Pet
Trying for u Prize.

Dsar Editor,--l have not rrittep to tha
rag- for long time, for have been 30
tusy NJ school. but 7 am going to write
nftener ] am going TO try TO win q prize,
sly sister won ono some time ago, and
,N,nh It ih 20 pretty. I think the club Guinh
- much every week. I read Tho page every
week. md also read all ola paprry OF 1850
aut 1910 Gun nnd. I wIl cicse. as my lot
ter IA Ions enough. rrmain your me'nbuG,
MAuDE Is MOTLEY.
upr.r Zion, Caroline county, Va
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Would I,Le to 10 a Member.

Dear Editor.--1 read the Chidrsn's rnzo
OF Tbs TmeS Dispatch every Sunday AMI
nave become much interested In q. J thtuk
] would like to become ,nenlbsr. VIII YOU
kindly send nc q badge? 1nolosed you NIii
GHd Part I. to n story omitted Tho Duel
Between Paris and Mensaus." Tours truly,
GABR1EtIIA s. DUNN.
SI FiIlrro-s Streat PetcrEburr Va
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Girls and aoy.' Names ia fIsur.,.

IirI' and Hoys Names Ia FIsurss.
Girls---
LIS. 5. u, Is, .. o, 20, 20, |.
-, =, rs, 20, is. 81, 4. s.
3.-::. Q, Is, ~. &. 40.
t.--lo. 8. J, IA. ., 20. 90, l.,
b.-I9 ., 10, ~. .. !. H.
BOYS Boys, :.g,n
IS, ], Is. Is. II. I,
81. 6. Is, Is, 7. :.
Is. 81. I, 9. IL. ..
DORA coHEN.
252 West Broad Stroot. City.
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II often meet YOU OIL the street,
But you do not glance my way;
Yet hero L worship at your feet.
Won't you love ne, Maud? OH sayI
If I'm good us good can be,
Won't YOU sometimes think Of me >"
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Who W.. tho Authar,

ca2 wcs, Broad s,root, City.
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Cores bondeses Column
Ane,her rr,,anA

Another Tr,ian4
Dear Bditor,--Here comes anothey truaus
rneunber. haren't written to tho dear old
posc for 40 long reckon have been en-
thely forgotten, bu. hav. been DO busy
at sohooi I really haven't had ums 70 write.
Ny stuliss seem harder this yuar than aver.
arm EoipE TO nehoel 81 Hanover this tsrp,.
go TO the Bafna soheui With Cay apd
barbara LcwiE We certainly do haro SONS
mao ;!rnes AT recess. te wo DO have TO study
hard during school hourI. hare bean read
ms tho Childreu'n paEs regularly. even IL 1
havo been too buy to wrlta think tho
pase is rapidly improving. I certainly en-
joy tho Chadwick girls work. I thought
''Bcssio Farre,rs Cousin" BY Willie Chad
wick Believe, was Jus, nne. Well. think
had best closc. as my letter Is getting
LONG and u is t!ao for rae TO study. 1 Wish
the Editor and members ve.y morry
christmas. remain a tue T. D, c, c.
member, BLANCHE ANTHONY.
i. L. D. No. 1 Box p. Ashland. va
Just Whit She Wished For.
Dear Editor.-I received my prike and am
delighted with Il. I think It Is beautiful,
and scrspbook 10 just what have often
wished FOR. have svsr many foreign
and domestic stamps 90 put IN s. thank
you 30 L tninN tEe suB6obtlpn
that we tell o. how wo ioarncd to draw 10
a Sood idea, but as have not yet learned
TO draw, can't givo any personal expert
enees. can cay thut I always took more
interest IN drawing and grammar than any
other study at noitooi. used TO dran on
the back OF every talbot had, and often
drew things on the beach. love drawing
and painting. and only wish I could draw
and paint well. II could draw az we'll as
Emma Chadwick and Curtis Elder I would
never Siro up will had become an artist
or illustrator. Your truo member
EVELYN E. OYISE
20 Forty-h;th Street. Newport News Va
Punctunl Mt School.
Dear Editor.-I haro not seat anything to
tho club for sorno t!ne. I.lho all tho other
nlanbcre. I am buoy with my studios. BY
time this Eots in print It Will be Christmas
expect. have not missed but ono day
from school this session. Lately havo
rcnd two books. Five IA,tlo Peppers" and
Little Lord Tauntieroy." which think
were nHe. Wishing tho Editor and members
a merry Christmas. remain,
MARIAN MOTLEY.
cprer Zion. Caroline county. Va,
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NNsr PusxI..

W. f'f1I1IJI' u.
No. S palll1 Ave, City.
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ny nsst 10 in caro-. but not IN bright.
NY second 10 in hare, but not in
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Troe.' Nsu,c, in Ii.,,r,,

Tho Valoir." Washington, u. G.
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sends Clever rusrIc.

upr.r Zion, Caroline county, Va
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All In 2 row.

lump o"or TN. can5l
liz had TO buy ne,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09
sT. TaMMANY NOTES.

School opened here Monday with
a large attendance, Miss RUBY Hare
principal, Miss Rosa Crawford as
sistant.
Mr.. E. Keller was Cov'ngtoHl
visitor Saturday.
Miss Lorena Ezell entertained
few friends Sunday evening with ice
cream and cake. ,a
Messrs. e. Sucker and w. olhgle-
tary, of Lacombe, called mere WON
day night. o,;o
MIR. J. T. Keller attended a picnic
at Lacombe, Monday ~,
Misses Keller and Lorena fzeii
spent Saturday in Lacombe.
Mr.. A. Gooding was in New Ut
leans Wednesday on business:
Mrs. A. Smith, and son, Henry,
were called to Bogalusa, Thursuay'
ON account of sickness, q
We are glad to know Mrs. Grow -
able to be out again. !,
Mrs. H. Galloway spent MONDAY ~
Slidell. rh a +
surprised Saturday when her Ia.lei
came home with a piano for ner.
Miss Annie Galloway is on Ing
sick list. a,ha
DIR. C. F. Farmer. OF Lacoiiipe'
was here Sunday night. ,,os,
Mr.. D. Fogg has accepted . posa-
ton in Lacombe. He Will DC son -, !.
what missed here, especially Ny Tug
young folks. .,a,, was
here Thursday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09
MANDEVILLE.
Permission Granted to w. J. Tracy to
Construct HarbOr for Boats.

Vaudeville Sept. 7.-One OF the
most important steps ever taken in
tie development of Vaudeville was
naede last evening, when the Town
Council, in special session, granted
to w. j. Tracy, of Cleveland, Ohio,
ana his associates franchise to con-
st,uct and operate a harbor for boats
i'hc plan as outlined is to convert
tae ten acres of willow swamp just
alongside the old Great Northern
Denot into a haven of water craft
Of all kinds, the erection of q bridge
over Lake street, crossing q 10O-
foot channel, which will run from
tho dredged swamp to deep water.
THIS channel will be protected by two
lines of revetment, and a sufhcient
cey,th of water will be maintained to
allow passage for the largest boats
new in these waters.
The promoters of the company
have been working on the plan for
scme time, but SO quietly that until
the time came for the securing OF
franchise few of the citizens knew
Of the movement. The action OF the
council is heartily applauded ON both
s;aos, as it not only gives the town
a uch-needed resource az q water
ing place, but converts the only un-
slightly bit of low land about the
town into a most attractive asset.
The town owned a small trip through
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

plat and survey by J. ]. Brakefield.
surveyor, made on August "a, 1911.
Be it further resolved that the
said Mayor of the town of Slidell, be
and is hereby authorised to sign all
papars, notes, ETC., on behalf of the
town of Slidell, necessary to con-
sumate the purchase of said property
in accordance with the above men
tened terms.
Motion by Mr.. Liddle, seconded by
Mr.. F. w. Salmen, that the above
resolution be adopted as read.
| Carried.
Vote of the council was taken:
Yeas. j. Dnbuisson, f. w. Sal
men, j. T. Liddle, ]. M. Currie.
Vote of the council was taken:
| Mayo. r. Brugier.
A majority of the council voting
III favor of the above resolution, was
carried.
| Resolution was put before the
council for adoption:
Be it resolved by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the town Of
Slidell, in legal session convened,
that the mayor of Slidell be, and is
hereby authorized, to purchase from
Mrs. S. III. Decker, for the town Of
Slidell, for the sum of $500, pay
able 100000 in cash, $4,000 on
March i, 1912, for the purpose of
opening Front street between BOus-
lcaren and Cousin streets, the follow
ing property, to-wit: Beginning at
post on the east side of the New Or
leans and Northeastern Railroad, one
hundred feet from the center of the
railroad, one hundred and twelve
feet from the southwest corner of
Carey street, in the town of Slidell.
La, thence south 60 degrees. east
forty-two feet to a post, thence south
q degrees, west one hundred and
three feet to post, thence north
lseventy one degrees, west forty-tWO
fleet to post, thence north ~ de-
J gree, east one hundred and three feet
tn the post of departure; lot No. O.,
bounded north by J. w. Decker, east
by present vendor, south by Keyser
heirs, west by New Orleans and
, Northeastern Railroad, lying in the
IsOutheast part of lot No. 6, section
10. township 8, south of range IA
east, Greensburg District, st. Helena
Meridian, as per plat and survey by
j. J. Brakefield, surveyor, made on
August "a, 1911.
II Be it further resolved that the
said mayor of the town of Slidell
, be. and is hereby authorized to sign
all papers, notes, etc, on behalf of
: the town of Slidell, necessary to con-
sumate the purchase of said property
5 in accordance with the above men,
toned terms.
i Motion by F. w. Salmen, seconded
BY J. M. Currie, that the above resO-
r Luton be adopted as read
Carried.
d Vote of the council was taken:
Ii Yeas-J. j. Dubuison, F. w. Sal.
t men, ]. T. Liddle, j. M. Currie.
e Mayo. r. Brugier.
n A majority of the town council
yoting in favor of the above resolu
y ton, was carried.
[. Motion by j. T. Liddle, seconded
J. by. Mr.. Currie, that committee 81
three be appointed to draft suitabl,
d resolutions deploring the death O.
& Officer Chas. Smith and copy D.
ii same be sent his family and ON.
spread on the minutes.
Carried.
,yl The Mayor appointed Mr.. Boiling
,e Ter, Mr.. Brugier and Mr.. LiddIe.
Motion by Mr.. Salmen, seconds
by Mr.. Dubuisson, that the council
lie ADJOURN subject to call.
PAUL GARDERE. Mayor
i'd john Frederick, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09
ABITA SPRINGS NOTES.
New Minister Will be Installed.
Rev. nj. f. Kuegele Will be Installed
As Pastor of the Abita Lutheran
Church Next Sunday.

Rev. e. w. Kuss, of Algiers, La,
will next Sunday, September 10. in
stall Rev. M. F. Kuegele in the pulpit
of the Lutheran Church at Abita
Springs.
Rev. Kuegele is from Crismora.
Va, and is graduate of Concordia
Seminary, of st. Louis, Mo. He sue
ceeds Rev. Paul E. Wagner, who for
reason Of health was compelled to
resign the pastorate.
Hereafter there will be regular
services held in the church, and q
hearty invitation is extended to al
to attend these services.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09
VAUDEVILLE NOTES.

The entertainment and musical
by the pupils of Mrs. Dyer promises
to be a grand affair. From the sale
of tickets and also rehearsals of the
children, it will undoubtedly be q
success. Gold and silver medals are
be distributed and PRIZES also. Mrs.
Dyer has taken great pains in teach
ing and drilling her pupils, and her
friends anticipate a pleasant time and
hope she will succeed.
Mr.. Heyd is spending week with
his family, who are guetss Of Mrs.
Baumann.
Mrs. Frieda Stretton, accompanied
by her little daughter, Louise, and
Capt. Stretton returned to Mande-
vile,
Miss Arena Druoti arrived from
New Orleans to attend the musical OF
Mrs. Dyer's pupils, being one of the
pupils. She will give few vocal
selection for her teachers benefit.
Mr.. Marcelin Hestrest spent Sun
day in Vaudeville as the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Dyer.
Miss Frieda Forester returned to
her home in New Orleans.
Miss Florida Richard left Tuesday
fer Franklin. La, where she will
enter the convent.
Mr.. Guy Smith, after spending
awhile with his parents, left Tues
Gay for Franklin. where he has &C
cclted position with the Southern
Pacific.
Miss Alma Ads and Mr.. Arnold
Dulion, of Covington, attended the
Knight of Maccabees dance.
Mr.. w. E. Wood and Mr.. Geo
Dendinger spent Wednesday In oul
little town.
Miss Mildred Smith, to the regre,
of her many friends left Tuesday fol
Lafayette, La, where she will teach
| this session.
| Miss Elsie Bier, having spent de-
llightfu1 week with Miss Edna viz
returned to her home in New Or
leans.
Public school opened here Monday
| with a large attendance. The fac
ulty consists of Prof. Robinson, Mis-
Sebastion, Miss Estorge and Mrs
Marx.
Miss Ella Paine has returned from
T1CuSIOu, GA.
| Mrs. j. J. Simeon and son, Bert
returned to New Orleans, Sunday.
/ Mr.. Edgar Dubourg, Of Slidell, at
tended the dance here Saturday.
Mr.. A. Simeon, of New Orleans
is spending few days here.
List of guests at Mugnier Hotel
]. o. Wailbacher, M. D., M. r. Mande
vile, M. D., Gus Alexander, Williar
lDosportes, New Orleans; Mr.. an
Mrs. Jos. Gebelin. Baton Rouge
Claire and Elizabeth Gebelin an
and maid, Baton Rouge; Dot Abram:
J! f. A. Dennee, w. w. Mccoy. Me-
! Orleans; B. ]. Buchen and wife, Mil
sissippi; L. M. Soniat and wife. Dol
ceyville, La; w. j. Bailey and wifi,
New Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. Y. d
Ratschoffy, Dublin; Mr.. and Mr.
Giiba de Hattien, France; r, M, Pa
tenon, Thos. Wharton Gollens, Mi,
s, v. Koebel, Pliny H. Hardy Mrs. Y
IA Collins and daughter, Mrs. Rrun
by, Mrs. McMullen, Miss McMullel
Miss Cecile Wogan, Jos, Malbarche
IF. Aug. Weilbacher, n. M. Woo
lfclk, New Orleans; w, H. Wilmut
Fernwood, Miss; John B. Dumestr
~. L. Gross, s. Massman and famil
III, F. Cote, New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09
70 r S A LIE

FOR land
mere
ON the N O. Thirty
ping all virgin timber
Together following
mill outhouses
twob place. and other things
of land belonging to Albert Theobad
chance this vicinity. Apply
THEOBALD, Covngtoa, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

1.-THE swamp for drainage purposes,
| and this was coded for the new COM
pany for q period of ninety-nine years
| la consideration of the work being
started in one year and completed
! In two years.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

There will be meeting Of the
stockholders of the Madisonville
Bank, in the bank building at Madi-
sonville, Monday, September Is,
1911, for the purpose of electing a
board of directors for the ensuing
year, 1912. All stockholders are re-
quested to be present, either in per-
sol. or by proxy.
w. e. WOOD, Cashier
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

preacher to marry her.
Bouey said he could raise a little
nsore money and, with his bride, ner
mother and brother, will go on to
Gulfport, where he has job wajting
for him.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE-Gentle, strong horse;
fine surrey: two 250-egg incubators,
SIS each; few articles for chickens;
2 iron beds, with mattresses; stove
and cooking utensils. FRANCIS L.
CCYLE, Jamncke Road, Telephone
1874. Au19-t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Slidell, La, August Z, 1911.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons that I am not and will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife, from this date.
Respectfully,
Aul2-30dc JACOB LEVY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

Louisiana,
of st. Tammany
John F. Hendorf cashier Of the
statement
Ito the best of knowledge and belief
this 8th September
L. MORGAN, Notary Public
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE-Five-room house, five
acres of land, in Bayou Lacombe,
half mile from depot, for $500,
$500 cash, balance on terms. Address
MRS. r. l.. REY. S707 Jackson Ave-,
New Orleans. Au26-4t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE-Two 5-inch cane
sugar chemist mills, $40 each. All
in good order. SAM BOSS, Pearl
River, La. Se2-2tp
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE-New and secondhand
cypress tanks and cisterns. J. Helm
rich, Corner Alvar and st. Cloud
streets. New Orleans. S9-2tc
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE-"Reduce-the-Cost-of-
Living" cabbage plants. Vigorous
stock all varieties; 1000, $500; 500,
$1.75; 100, 40 cents. Box Is, Abita
Strings. S9-4tp
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE-Five acres of land
with improvements, on the Bogue
Falaya River, opposite the st.
Josephs Abbey and Seminary. For
full description and terms, address
KEENAN,, ST. Benedict P. o., La,
Telephone 1863. Jy22O21-11
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE-At once, young Ken
lucky mare, buggy and harness. 1872
23d Avenue, Covington, La. S9-1tp
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09

LOST-Male pointer dog, named
"Bob," liver spots and specks, bob
tailed. Rewards of $500 if return
ed to this office.