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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

anfuran fuulustelun ia tuomion o.
%laiietli ntubneloiIuuben" iuoTimiIeS'
ia ia lemitta miIesta.
Mies nastaii mintd oIaIi, foetti
ielitdd luonnonparannufien etuio,
fuinfa fania fen maifututIesta on
rmmennut bpItddmddn miinoia, thu
patfaa, fabnia ia muita noutinto
aineita, ia tabtoi ettd ndmdtin ieitat
otettaiiiin buomiopn, arnoeteltaislo
bdnen oIaqiIuuttaan mainittuun liif'
fee5een.
Wutta ei tabbottu nditd ddnid
fuuua. mPuostari", rpuostari", lie
Jana faitui pubuian iuuSta toiIenia
perdStd.
Muuten on fummouista ettd fmn
Iadfdri antaa mddrdptIen erddn lai'
iesta ammeeSia istumiiesta, min Ie
on vpuolifplppd", ristumotplppa" y.
M. Wutta JOS iotu ptIinfertoinen
tanianibminen fen tefee. min ie on
vpuosfaroimista". Sa Jos iofu Idds
tdri pbtpp fanianomaista lupnnons
parannuslaitosta iobtumoan, min
bdnfin on rpuosfari", iofa pitdiTi
Iulfea ulos lddtdrien Ipnosopsass
ia.
Gmme tabbo fieltdd fitd, eta rtubs
niminen" on unconditional fdptdn
nDn muotIi tuottauut palion ipobin
foa monele ioirooue, iopa aibeutia
nut ennenaitaiIia fuolemantapautIia
Elm, emmefd iitdtddn ettd vtubnelui'
iuuben" fannattoiat pnot leDittdneet
maabon mddrdd fdiitpstd tartunnan
maorasta y. m, muttd toiiaalta on
mpDs Fifteen eoufli mpDnnetidpG,
ettG lie on berdttdnnt faniosiamme
iuuremmoilen termepeboiooaifen bor.
rastuflen, iollc lddfdrienfin pitaiIi
dntno oripoa.
ga Ie on ainotin iparmaa, ettG
ddtdriieuran pddtDs paituttdo til.
boitolpasti rfubuiioibin" ia tuottuo
pdiumoStoiTia ieuraufIia tuin mitd
berrot IGGf6rit Imdepat.
GibGn t6td o5ioo muuten olili fan
nottanut palstoile p~otnattoo, mutto
onban bppd mertitd muistiin, ettG
iotenfin Iamoi5in oifoibin futn foeo
Guroopan mupaumieliie ct leboet pitts
fpdt 1uurta meIua iiitd, ettd profess
tanttineu papp, Sotbo. ioto Ell nsfo
perIoonouiSta Sumaloo olefpan ero'
tetoan papintpirasta. Iansettoa Quo,
men lddtdriIeura INSTRUMENTATION
tuomion, iota SuureIa oifeuoella
moi futIuo ferettildistuo mioff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

Sstun iI6n puoteen n%ieresiG. SGn
on bettetIi ipoipumt teneGGn uneen.
Miotufiia tuIpebtii iieIusiani; WitIi
fuoIon enfeli tuimoiiipi talbot ottoa
meiItd iidn? Suntuu rasfaaIta aias
teua fuolemaa feSfeuG tenGdn iba.
%nuutta. Wtutta ebtd FAMINE bdnet
tuitenfin pitdd Monamme nieId ion.
FUN muoben. Nouien ia fumarrun
i5dn puoleen. Woitfa toitpo iaIoma.
no nolaiiee hetfetIi mieIeni, en- moi
erebtpd. &uolon enfeIi on painanui
leimania iIdn %otiaIIe. Glen ndbnpt
fen merlin min monta fertaa ipals
moesTani nieraitten puoteiben nie
resfd, ettei iurbo toitpofaan moi pets
tod.
Eaistelu raimoaa iieluS5ani! 2api.
noinfo MIND SumoIaa mastaan?
ia milf taboon lid elGmGue i6i
lpttdd2 Onto eldmd tarionnut bdnel.
lie lepoa ia roubaa ebeS mt mans
buubesioon? 81! Sdn on iaanut eld.
mdsiddn totea pIalminlaulaian ia.
not: ~ ia fuin Ie paras on o(lut,
min on Ie tpD ia thSfo o0ut." Gld.
mdn taatan poinoSta on manba
mar'i fdpristpnpi ia murbeitten, pet.
tpmpsten toltpcn lumi on pddid tai.
nuttonut moon puoleen. WiitIi tabs
toiiin fuolon enfelin miifoiteineen
tpdistppdn. GnfD ~itieffditten pm.
teitteni muofi foiIi iidne Iepoa pit
tdn. roetoon ~pdiipdtp5n idIfeen?
SoiIinbon idle letpon Serran luos
ua. Soiiin bGnen iieIunia ipopouiu.
man moan iiteistd. Wutta Iitentin,
mitifd on mieleni rastoS, mitIi ip-
o6ntdni mefd min oboistao ia poi
noo2
S.id Ell tobtoiTi lpieId eI6m6etd ero.
ia. Smoiiet ia toti bdntd pibdttd.
ndt. 81 ole sbtinpt oiioitoon idrieS.
tdd. iilit eI6m6n tnneio otpot id
meet festen. = ga mt = ia mt on
niimeinen bicffaipndnen Iuotiemos
ia eIdmdn mniiInTisio. Snbon lid
cIdmdnid pdifpind iabtonut tapba
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
2ebtimen ~utMistoiett
firiasta.

nWaan ~tpptptddi! pois murine
ipmd!
81 numu raftaus Sumalan.
Sdd multoan tdtfettp fiemenipmd
Euos nerIoo miliana taimaban!
Waitf' rattaas fuonen
Gun ptfin beitti,
!Sdnt' ittet buoqen,
Sa maa len petit;
81 filtd butfunut benfi fen,
quo Sidn iidiien muuttiben."
Yetdipdni, monet teistd ofuat iao
meet rattaonIa peittdd maun mus,
taan multoan fuin 1iemenen fenGi
meDd, ebtd Iitii iofu tuntenee ipoG
mesIGGn naStafaifuo muistoi1eni.
Suonto on fendiIeSIG tuoreubes
Idan min faunic FUN lie on moir
pobioIosia. Wtinne Iilm6Ii Iuot, fob
toot moimao ia uutia eldmdd
Wonba momi puron rannauo -
ionfd 6ibin diti on tosnattanut nuo
ruusmuoiienia muistofTi - on mol
feosiu futtasputpueIaon FUN fe
m6dn morIian. Waalean tuorean
mibred baomisto pdrdidd iltatuu
len bilbao benfieSId. pienet, Iiipet,
tGdt fendttpieronmme - fottoraile,
- niIerteleudi IuloIdmeIeitddn Fit
tden G%uoiaa ebidstd o~nnestoan
Worboin tulitput fetpdtt6 hioben c
teldn ldmpimiltd malta. Wdbdn e
teenpdud lainebtii noria femdiner
laibo, lupaoipono, reben6nd. Nmoi
mesto ottunasta benfii mitd lempeir
femGliuotiu.
Suomesia on femdttd ia tepGdr
tuomoa riemua. Wtutta riemuiia te,
mdt iuIfee ipliinid tobin - ia monte
Gotta - ioisfa toisteuaan eIdmdstG
ia tuolemasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
7erettildistnpmiu.

Seuainen lon9etettin td8IId Smo,
men pddtonpnn9isio monesto oioS
to. @imdt it'd Ionsetaneet raboas
mieIiippoestd" poboeio muoosia o
lenot papit citd teoIoo0ii, moor
vmopoamieliipp zen" emf oeetella iei'
Iomat berroi Iddtdrit. ytH beiodu
totpereiStoan, iubtori W. apbect,
ioutui l~dHtdrien rnoItiopdipild.A
ioita Seliin8ieid biIiotioin pioeitiin,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26
Onlna ". W. g. Yboistbfien
tpimintaa.

tUttkttItbuus
SuIusIa OF pioeiip u. SO. &. Y:n
toimesta n. t. nuoriiofoutiia 10. t.
17-24 pdipiu1, Ills noin ipiifon
aidn.
2ofoutiet aloiettiin u. 81. &. g:n
buoneustosio, iosia oipuiaiepubeen
pitt rebtori RoIenbobl, teboen pn.
beeSIaon IelpdtIi, mifd ero on iu
molattomnu ia b%urstoan ndlila ia
mifG on fummontin item pddtDS.
&ofoufIia iatfeitiin iitten iddnnDai
Iesti iofa pdipd ia eiiintpi niisid
uIeita eri pubuiia.
Wormoa on, ett6 moui nuori r6iS
Idtiu tofoutIieIo TAI tuula bpmdn
poimenen 0dnen, mutto fuintG moni
ctti rotfaiIepon eldmdnosteleen. len
tietdd ptiin !SGn, ionta fiimdltd ei
ole mitGGn io%lottua. Gbtdpd mont
Elm nuori foo. fiittdd Sumaloa fiita,
ettG bGu ndioen fotoueten oitona
TAI Iieluueen roubon, iota mooilmo
Ell ole moinut bGneQe ontaa.
Ndiben ruorilotofouffien pbtep'
besid pioettiin mpDetin fofoufin
neutrality-suspicious.. NiieIdfin oil mers
RATTAN polion pdfed.
Wutto ilabutta min ia IomoHo chtd
liunatuin fotousten muoto Or fpield
mainitIemotta. llieioen fotoufisIa
mufaua oIleiben pappien mielieid
ndet berdii fpipmps Iiitd, eifD oIiii
5pptG mennd faouile ia toreiue
marftinapleiIon %ioutfoon tobisto'
maan tupleieta nousleen aristutien
iuurta moimao. Sdmd aiotus lDpIi
taiffien Serran omien ipodmisid
nastataitua ia Min fannetiiiu tdmd
aIia rufoutieeIa Serran eteen ia
pddtettiin !Sdnen moimonIa turnisIa
IdbteG.
GnIimdinen fofous pioettiin 3aup'
patoriua, fesfeld mitd nilffointa
marffinoeIdmdG. llsfonat fofoons
tuimot rpbmddn, iotd oil fuin pilara
meres5G perrattuna naltaipoun
neutrality-suspicious. ia olfoipat ben9el'
lien Iaulun. pian %faniaa tofoontui
iofa puolelta laulaiien pmpdriue.
XietD fifteen uteIioiiuus oUut iuurim'
pana tetiiand, mutta Fun laulu oil
pddttpnpt, oil Iiind iotoibin, iopa tu'
bon5iinfin nouietpa tuuliiafunta lau'
iaiien p%mpdriud.
Dieresid ieiiofuien p~Stdtudin rus
tousten tonnoiton,ino tooistimat pm.
buiat ipbnesti ia eldipdsti. fuinfo
meine foitiue opot iuulet pioot
,uolmisietut ia tuinta 9srra on I6'
bettdnpt paIpeliiania foomiue ia tel
ben r%ietenffin tuttumoon tuttttd 8u'
rinfonn poion @iuuriin bdibin.
W,orftinoeIdmd pmpdriud ipaimeni
Eorttoamot toiieet olimot puhuiiin
tiinuiieunind. Utonen iilm,dtuImoeIo
fimmeIii fostea fppncl. Nioteliu
piltto maimeni robfeon hinnustnfIen
ebesIa. Sa Derrun omien rinnan
idpti Ianomoton lion tunue, lion
tunne Iiitd, ettd oliwat i%auneet eld-
masti ndbod, tuinta Suntolan. iono
on mieldtin moimd, iota faitfi moii'
too, fun Iitd woon ei peiteld. ipoou
o%nnetoon fen ieIpdnd faifuo luuri
Tiead, misId fitd foitista nabimmin
on tiIaiIuus fuuuo.
Soinen fofous pibettiin ttten tile
pobon peidpaifaSja, n. t. iQetndto'
riua. Sieud oil iamottoman inuri
tonsF.moneefi ia Ildti fotii teliioo
Iomoo tortoituSta paricn ia ndioen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

N:ro 43

pun. perra auta! toboaa ipodm eRt
iDnppoestd bdtdbuutona. Se ON
atnoa mitd iafIan ia mitd oil err iat
lanut ndind murbeen ia tusfan piit.
foina.
Smme ole uoineet Iuoraan pubua
bdnele ebesid olenasta erosta. Xad-
Fart fielii len bdnen beiffoieu mot
mienia tdbben. Sielunpaimen on
fdpnpt bdnen Iuonaan uieamman
ferran, mutta rauba ia tu%rmaniIuuS
ndpttdd miippndn. Sotoinen betfi
on Falls. Minun tdptpp pubua hds
nele. Sanoa, eta ibmiSiImdad ndbs
ben bdnen betfenId ofpot luetut. GER
ra anna minuue poimaa!
SID Iiitahtaa biIiaa. pppbfdiien
t%ustanbifed bdnen fpImdltd otial-
taan, fobennan pdGnalusta ia ans
nan luIifaaiIe tpImGd nettd. Wds
idbtdnsend naipuu pad ipmdae tps'
npibin, rinta lasfee bitaasti ia bars
malIeen. ytDt on alta! rSId, oIette
fapnpt fomin beifofi. Ndpttd6 Sers
ran oifa plenan tdIiad." Eusfiu
fuuluwasti moin liIdtd: .pelfddf6
it'd tuoQa?"
Sitten feuraa Saafobin taistelu.
Dli beitfoien moimieu ie fdp. &uis'
fam biliaa: rSeeius ndfee miten
beiffo lid on. Sientataa mdipnpt cd
tenne bdnele. Sdn fantaa teiodt tai'
Waan Sidn anteefIiantapaue ipsds
meue,"
Wtutta auttaa en- MOI iIdd, bdnen
on tile SeeiutIen iperiboamoien turs
pieIa MOTTO iantputettona. Suuris
rtna berneind moluu biti bdnen ots
I%altaon. Mprsfpd Ieurau rauba.
~Seeius aristus, jana ellen. td'
nddn ia iantaitfiIesti". fuuluu fatfo'
n%aiiena iidn fuisfaus. Setfind tds
man iGlteen tuntuu elGmddn tiinntts
tGnGt Iiteet tattenneen. W6bdn mp6s
bemmin fuistoa. bdn: y@ibolIinen
tiulau minuo; mieId Or MT foirti
mitG DIET maailmosfo omiStonut!
Wtind pIen tpbid. Gn ole itIeStdni
mitddn, mutta SeeIus 8riStus On
faiffi minun protestant"
WieId toista pdipdd rpiippi it'd
1luonamme. Often Iamnui eldmG,
fniu Iammuu loppuun poloneen fpnts
titan ipodn. Silina tusfotta croft
benti tomumoiaSta. Hauban leima
tirfasti tpolteuta otIoa.
G%uipaufIen fatferuutto tepenIi tot.
no ia uSfo, ettd Seeiue outtoi bGs
net tuoleman pimeGn pirron poitfi
SIdn fotiin. Isl Tinne endd pIld mprs.
fpt moiIei. Witii fiis tabioiIin hdntd
tdnne, iosia ban 10 on ta%ieteIunio
taistelut? Siunoan bdnen muistos
aon, fiunoan hdnen bautaonia, mis-.
Id ban nuffuu ditini fanSIa mieret.
fGin.
r6e iirtpi tddltd. he omat ppisIa.
Cal oman oifean fooin he
Gen plbdn faupunein oiunnoisIa,
Wlisi' eitpdt molfeat paibteIe.
&c pdipd, iosta
Sdd foti aama
2uin aurin9osta
On naIon foapa
On bella taitIiia.tatIe fen,
3en istuu feSeeud istuimen.
Sum piiltpp ,tio ia nariot faibtaa
poiS maamm,e IaafIot ia fuffuIat,.
9dn 'unrno, rotfaana Iaapuu,
maibtaa
SlotN tpaimamme paifeot.
poiS ndIpneiItd
ypt noimat baipmu
Sa betfefI' teiltd
ytpt flmdt poipun,
Woan betfi toinen Fun ~iooputtaa,
yte mnieen toipobon aufeaa."
n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

EasfnfelIc ISpbeih; omistoia
mo'pt tun'omertit ilmoiiiomoGa Iaa'
od tcuonia iSmdn Iebben fonitoo'
risto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-26

sasmss sstiFa.

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25

Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Richard, of
Bogalusa, spent several days here
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Theriot and
baby spent the day in Hammond last
Saturday.
Messrs. E. Galmiche and A. Della
bretonne spent the day in Hammond
lats Saturday.
Miss Ruth Meek, of New Orleans,
spent several days this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Mccormack.
Mr.. Sidney Ditmar is a Covington
visitor.
Mrs. T. E. Brewster and Miss Het-
tie Brewster spent Thursday in New
Orleans. E. ~
Mrs. NJ. Padin is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Kentzel.
Miss Margaret Carey is the guest
Of Mr.. and the Misses Hennessey.
The Daughters of Isabella will
conduct lunch stand in the court
house yard on Mardi Gras Day. Sand
wiches, hot COTE, cake and candy
will be on sale. sE5aa gsaz. S. e.4
Mrs. E. H. Carter and Miss MabIe
Basom, Of North Dakota, and Thos.
O'Connor and VIM. Gleason, chief
and chief machinist of the New Or
leans fire department, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Warren.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
OUR HOME PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

the life OF
servant Of the people to the fullest
services to the sick rich foney
he is called
no supperless
physicians who do not follow the
toll and beneacon
physician to advertise his
the pinnacle
his T.
in point is
Ney, of Madisonvile
nature
outskirts of
every indication of approaching
mnt of Dr. who diagnosed
and the operation
is associated with Dr. his doing
nicely and is expected fully +
The operation performed
notice interviewed
thinking
stating that it not usual
way Therefore
ton but give in
The operation consisted
The weighed
an abdominal nsion five length
derstand
called hydaud
is resultant among other
time ago child of Mr. Chas oulber
surrounding the
stance 1t that
formed attention the
in midst
ethical sensiveness of worthy physicians. .. f9@' f
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
WANTED, FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One heavy single
wagon, one buggy, one old wagon,
cheap, one lot of HARNESS and
pair of mules, one portable forge.
Call at Covington Grocery and Grain
Company, in Covington. jan14-tf
FOR SALE-Merchandis store, in
good lacation, principally co1ored
trade, will take stock and sell prop
erty. Retirement cause for selling
Address P. o. Box 4S1, Covington,
La. u jan28-tf.
WANTED-To buy 100 head OF
young stock cattle, SO head of cows
for stock purposes. Delivered to DON
F. WATTS, Pearl River, La.
feb4tf. u
$4,000 per month straight salary
and expenses, to men with rig, to in
troduce our Poultry Remedies. Don't
answer unless you mean business.
Eureka Poultry Food Mfg, Co., Tin
corporatedo East st. Louis, Ill.
feb4-1m.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
PROCLAMATION OF THE CHIEF
70 My Paleface Brothers:

To My Paleface Brothers: "a
Ere a half moon has passed | will
again smoke the pipe of peace in the
hunting grounds of my forefathers.
My braves tell me that you have
heralded me as King. So be it; but
my people know me as Chief. l come
with the remnant OF my tribe, with
out war paint and with the camulet
in my, hand, to celebrate with the
paleface the carnival of historical
events in St. Tamfnany. By the
courtesy of my paleface' brother l am
to have the keys of the city and be
in supreme command during the
carnival; therefore | command you,
deck your city in all the colors of
the rainbow, even as my braves
adorned the tepee with the bright
feathers of the wild birds of the
woods and the colored earths of the
mountains, and be as merry as the
laughing waters of the ripping
streams that carry the light of the
sun and the shadow of the trees, and
that mirrowed the face of the Indian
maid many moons ago.
Gather together your people near
and afar, that they may learn from
my braves the lessons of woodcraft
and the deeds of the warriors who
have buried the Ratchet and smok-
ed the pipe of peace, and gather
your maids at the dance that they
may make merry and remember.
sf 4 TAMMANAD.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
St. Tamlllany Farmer
a. 80
Propristor,
~ II
WHICH Is BEST TO SWEETEN POLITICS OR TO sWEETEN


publish In another
80 w ny WISH II understood thereby that the
sentiments expresses for while
interest OF the schools ab
e eohanct OF some Offices prepared admit that
sonueatons would Offset the loss to the home if
allowed to hold political
pneie ana prlghten the life
reason why influence
no nero that object
ing her influence ..N~T ,S-s
roa aspirations have ruined
~ WIN the reht OF suffrage conferred
% Inc clappng hands
ah pate " the patter Of childish
divorced from the sentiment that
tween man anu women and made home
IS questionable whether
would not drift the politics;
justice swallowed
sa3 Il
Inc women to-day doing of
~ Inc nurturng OF civic pride
cause 1t the outgrowth
eoucate TO make
entng to the public
ubserved by keeping in the spotlight
their candidacy for Office? *s. -@E.,
The right stepping to the right
TO mold office within
oeporabe influences 1t
which women perform the
within the life that
the fullest the
gles to politics and
could
perform his other duties
opposed anything
the
great nations and institute
pished by the casting of ballots Ht"" 'S'7'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
Personal and Local

Mrs. c. K MuIlings and daughter.
of Bogalusa, La, spent the day in
Covington, last Saturday, the guests
of Mrs. w. A. White, in 10th Avenue.
Mr.. George Heintz spent the day
here last Sunday, the guest of his
brother, J. H. Heintz. r-s s@e il
Mr.. Chas. "A. David, president of
the Parish School Board, spent the
evening in Covington, Saturday, in
the interest of the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Poole spent
the day in Hammond, Saturday.
Miss Vivian Sancho,, of New Or
leans, is the guest of Mrs. Tricou.
Mrs. Geo. Tolson returned. Thurs
day night from New Orleans, where
she spent a couple, of weeks with
her sister Mrs. w. c. Gordon.
Mrs. Walter C. Flower and Miss
Marian Flower spent couple of
days here this week, guests of Mrs.
Martindale.
Miss Eulla Burch has taken up a
position here as stenographer, for At
torney B. M. Miller.
Mrs. Ratio and daughter, Miss
Helen, are in New Orleans for the
Carnival. 80 .* -,
Miss Anna Baron and Mr.. Michael
Tito. of New Orleans, spent the day
here Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
] A. Domergue,, NEa ..sss.ssv -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
BIDS WANTED.

u
Bids will be received by the chair-
man OF, the Improvement Committee
Of the, town of Covington, La. up
to March 9, 1911, at II a. M, for
the following zsz.ss sz..s.51s -
Two hundred and sixty feet of "a
inch: sewer pipe, seconds - 81
One hundred and fifty feet of Is
inch sewer pipe, A, grade, standard.
One hundred and fifty feet of ID
inch sewer pipe, A grade, standard.
One hundred and fifty feet of r.
inch sewer pipe, A grade, standard.
Reserving the right to reject any
of the above not coming up. to quail
ity asked for:
:, Reserving the right to reject any
and all bids, tas, ..rsss.H
-, P. J. LACROIX, 81
Chairman Improyem ent, Committee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
Neutrality-suspicious..


Miss Hilda Kent and Mr.. Godfrey
Champagne were married in New
Orleans, on Wednesday,, February
~, 1911, from nuptial mass at the
Church of Our Lady Lourdes, in
Napoleon Avenue. The ceremony was
performed by Father Kavanaugh.
Lionel Champagne acted as best man,
while Miss Loretta Cleft, cousin Of
the bride, was maid of honor. Miss
Kent during her stay in Covington
made many warm friends. Mr..
Champagne is employed by the Great
Southern Lumber Company as cleo
trician. e,t :.~,s> -
Mr.. and Mrs. Champagne will re-
side in Bogalusa. ~z-,=''
The Farmer extends the happy
couple heartiest congratulations.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
DAVID-ROCKENSHUH.

Mr.. Louis David and Miss Annie
Lucille Rockenshuh were married at
St. Peters Catholic church, Wednes-
day, February % 1911, at 1870 D.
M, Rev. Jos. Koeger1 officiating. The
attendants were: Mr.. Vaughn Noise
and Miss Florence Smith. -, 80,
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents. Among those at the re-
ception were: Mr.. and Mrs. - A.
Rockenshuh, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
David, Jr., Mrs. M. Hurch, Mr., and
Mrs. F. Lamar, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Rockenshuh and two children, Mr.
L. David, sr., Messrs. "A. and c.
David, Misses Isabella David, Flor
ence Smith, Anita Smith, Milda
Smith, Mrs. Bondot, Mrs. Verret, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Smith, Mr.. S. Smith and
Mr.. Vaughn Noise
The happy couple left on the 8 80
train for New Orleans, where they
will remain until Sunday IN
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25

Mrs. X. HsBarrow, of New Or
leans, was a gueststhis week of Mrs.
S. V. Kentzel, and Mr.. Barrow was
over Tuesday. Z
Miss Jessie Evans left Sunday for
New Orleans, where's she will remain
until after Che Carnival. -
Mrs. D. /. Addison and daughteMs
Misses Angie and Carrie, spent last.
Wednesday, in New, Orleans. ..-.
Mr.. Geo. Phelps and son, Gus,
spent the day in Cuvington last Sun
lay, the guests of their cousins. Mr..
II. Al! Mortee fand Misses sCarrie and
Lizzie Mortee.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Champagne,
and Misses Irene and Lucille Cham
payne were New Orleans Visitors to
attend the Champagne-Kent nuptials
Misses Pauline and Carrie Fred
erick are visiting in Meridian, Miss,
and will attend the Donnelly-Bul-
och wedding, which will take place
to-day ~ #
Miss Eupliemie Richard is spend-
ng some time in New Orleans. = i
On Tuesday evening the members
If the Bridge and Five Hundred
Clubs met at the residence of Mr..
I. H. Smith, in CELEBRATION. of the
birthday of their gracious hostess.
Euchre was played during the de-
ightful time spent at Mrs. Smiths
pretty home, and dainty refresh
nents came as happy aftermath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith gave pretty
prizes to the fortunate winners OF
he highest scores, and Miss Stella
Allain and Mrs. VIM. Bodebender
went home-the first with lovely
ish set as first prize and the latter
with a dainty jabot as second. Mr..
Cd Richard won third prize. Mrs.
81 it'll receive some very pretty SOU
5enirs from her fritnds, and lots of
good wishes, and many happy re-
.urns of the day
The euchre given by the Women s
Progressive Union for the benefit OF
he Karnival Klub was we'll attend
ID The games, which were very in
| eresting, began at $3.50 and stopped
| It $50 p. m. Those winning prizes
| we're: Mrs Sidney Prague, Mrs
VIM. Bodebender, Mrs. ]. L. Wat
ains, consolation.
Miss Julie Charropin's Washing
toms Birthday card party last weef
was greatly enjoyed. The table ant
other decorations, together with thu
score cards were strikingly Ameri
can" The prizes were won by Mrs
H.: Haddow, Mr.. J. l.. Smith, Mis-
Eta Evans and Mr.. Arthur Bear
Besides the, prize winners, thos'
present were: Misses SeWell, Edit
| Moore, A. Smith M. Alfonso, ]
lCharropin and Mrs. L. G. Lang
! worthy, Mrs. Woods and Mrs. E. 1
| Charropin, and Messrs. Dude:
| Weaver, Karl Kohnke, N. H. Fitz
5imons and Vernon Baird
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
SOUTHERN NOT OPEN FOR
IL. CARNIVAL.

p 1t was hoped that the Southern
Hotel would be open to guests on
Carnival day, but this will be i'm
possible, by reason of the extensive
repairs that are being made and the
impossibility of getting it read in
time. No one regrets this more than
Mr.. Ellis, who is anxious to have the
public see the improvements that
have been made, both in the appear
ance of the hotel and in the culinary
department.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
TO ACCOMMODATE CARNIVAL
s.... -E VISITORS. ~

On the day of the Carnival the
Riverside Inn will have lunch
room in the Southern Hotel build
ing, near the postofice, for the ac-
commodation of visitors to the carni-
val, where choice luncheon will be
served at reasonable prices. 81 -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

My supply of voucher checks hav-
ing been exhausted, cannot issue
any more teachers warrants until
receive supply from the State De-
partment, which will be as soon as
they are delivered from the press.
aa H. B MESSICk, Supt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-02-25
LIABILITIES.

State of Louisiana,
Parish of ST. Tammany.
. We, the members of the Auditing
Committee, and the secretary of the
above named association, do solemn
ly. swear that all the foregoing state
ments of the condition of this as
ISOLATION !, for the six months end
ing. as above specified are true and
correct to the best of our knowledge
and belief. $50 s.*a =
ELMER E. LYON,
ssts5 c. ". QUAVE, t-s
Auditing Committee
q L. "A. PERREAND,
.s s.==s.- ..s# ~ S Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this 18th day of February, A.
D., 1911.
JOSEPH B. LANCASTER,
" Notary Public.