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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31
Boys Ribbed Undershirts and
Drawers, Is cents each.
HI. j. Ostendorf.

Statement of the ownership. man,
agement, circulation. ETC., OF the St
Iammany Farmer, published weekly
at Covington, La, as required nv
the Act Of August "a, 1912:
Editor. d. H. Mason. Covineton. In
| Business Manager, E. D. Kentzei
|Covington, La.
Publisher. st. Tammany Publish.
Ing Company, Covington, La.
Owners. D. H. Mason, Covineton
La: E. D. Kentxel, Covington. La.
Known bondholders. MORTGAGES.
and other security holders, holding
I per cent or more of total amount
OF bonds, mortgages. or other securi-
ties: No stocks or bonds.
d. H. MASON. Editor
sworn to and subscribed before me
this 3Oth day of October, 1914.
ARTHUR L. BEAR.
Notary Public.
my commission expires 1t my
DEATH
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

FOR SALE-One strawberry roam
mare 9 years old, with foal by Poole's
ptallion, and one buggy. w. w.
Thompson, Ramsay, La. oc31-2t~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

FOR SALE-3O0 choice seed cane
lverage 6 feet. 800 per 100. Ap-
bly, A. Auclair, Box II, Abit, Springs.
oct14-3ts
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

Boys Knee Pants, n nsw patterns,
ID claeviots and cassimeres, knicker
pants, . - ~. Special values 76c
to $40.
- i
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31
RMS FOR THE C0vINGTON-BUsH
ROAD.

Boyd L Bradshaw got the contract
for building the public road from
Covington to Bush. Following were
the bids:
Boyd Z Bfadshaw-Concrete cul-
verts, $12.zS5.10: creoeoted. $11.-
686. 30.
W. E. Gerin-C Concrete. 1885,;
creosoted, $13,407.
H. J.. nabel-Concrete, $15.-
O57.9O; creosoted, $13,95O.6O.
!. e. L. NcCain-Concrtte. $1S.-
$3.50; creosoted, $14,6O1.6o.
+. N. George Z Son Concrete.
$17,219.40: creosoted, SIS. 699.4O.
Boyd & Bradshaw's bid averages
$S53 per mile.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

WANTED-Sweet potatoes. st.
rammany Canning Co., phone 1913.
oc31-4t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31
NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that l will
apply to the town council Of Mande-
VILE, La, for license to operate .
restaurant and cafe on Jefferson
street, between Latte and ClEod
streets, for whites. during the year
1915.
oc31-3t JAS. BAND.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

FOR SALE CHEAP-Horse and
Wagon. Apply E. Brunei, at Planche
Perbos saloon. o31-2ts
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

FOR SALE-Good work horse, for
|435. Pear Hanl inson, Vaudeville
~. oc31-2ts
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

II you want the war news read the
Nsw Orleans Bee (L'Abeille).
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31
PARISH FAIR

Second best decorated fire engin,
Ribbon.
Best decorated float, fraternal-
Silver cup.
Second best decorated float, fra
ternal-Ribbon.
Every one in st. Tammany parish
is invited to participate in this pa
rade.
Hon. Herman Schultz, president OF
Police Jury, Grand Marshal of pa.
! rade.
Gates open at 1 p. M, and close al
10 O'Clock p. m.
Grand floral parade Of decorated
automobiles, carriages and floats OF
organizations and fire departments
forming at noon at the courthouse
and proceeding to the Park.
Address by Congressman Lewis L.
Morgan and other prominent citizens.
Formal opening Of the Fair, by
Mayor p. ]. Lacroix.
Awarding Of Floral Parade prizes.
Thursday, November 5-St. Tam
many Day.
Gates open at o'clock p. M, close
at 10 p. m.
Friday, November Grades Day.
All premiums will be awarded this
day.
Gates open at o'clock p. M, and
close at 10 p. m.
Saturday, November School and
Athletic Day.
Gates open at 10 o'clock a. M,
close at II p. m.
Scholars Of colleges, private and
public schools Of the, parish will as
semble ct 8 30 a. m. at the court
house, there form in rank and pa
rade to the grounds, reaching there
at 10 O'Clock q. m.
Superintendent Elmer E. Lyon,
Grand Marshal of the day.
De Droit's Military Band will be
in attendance daily.
Dancing every evening from 8 till
10 p. M, without extra charge.
The cups offered this year are the
most handsome ever offered before
by the fair.
The st. Tammany Farmer cup
For best pen of chickens, any breed,
raised in st. Tammany parish; st.
Tammany cup-Best corn exhibit.
st. Tammany cup-Winner Of relay
race, may be seen in the window of
p. ]. 1acroix's store, on Columbia
street.
The Lewis L. Morgan cup-Best
agricultural display from any one
farm; st. Tammany cup-Best pair
any breed, in American
class; st. Tammany cup-Best pair,
any breed, in Mediterranean class.
may be seen in window of Acme News
Stand.
Covington Bank & Trust Company
display of feed stuffs rats
I'd on one farm; st. Tammany Cup
Best showing in school parade, may
'e seen at Hebert's Drug Store.
st. Tammany Banking Co. & Saw
ngs Bank-Ten dollars in gold, may
'e seen in window Of bank.
The f. G. FitzSimons Grocery Co.
flyer water pitcher, for best biscuit
made from Dunwoody -four, in win
low of their store, which, by the
way. is best dressed window in Cow
ngton.
There are numerous other prizes
lot yet on exhibition.
Exhibits of the Culinary Depart
nent will be judged the first day.
70 get your hot biscuits in early.
Boys Ribbed Undershirts and
Drawers, Is cents each.
H. j. Ostendorf.
statement Of the ownership. man.
cement, circulation, etc., OF the St.
|ammany Farmer, published weekly |
: Covington, La, as required by !
ne Act OF August "a, 1912:
Ed1tor, d. H. Mason, Covington. In
BUSINESS Manager. E. D. Kentxel. !
La.
Publisher. st. Tammany Publish
ng Company, Covington, La.
owners. D. H. Mason, Covington,
a. n n Knnf1a1 Nnvs~-A~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

BY virtue Of IN order OF sale from
the honorable the Aforesaid court
and to me directed. bearing date O.
tober -, 1914. I will proceed to sell
ut public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, ct the front door Of
the courthouse In the town Of Gov
ington, La, between legal sale hours,
on
Saturday, November n, 1914.
the following described personal
property. to-Fit:
Ono az diamond sunburst con-
tanning one large diamond and TWEEN
ty-four smaller diamonds.
One ~ pair Of diamond ear rings
One ~ ring containing two dier
monds.
Terms Cash. to pay debts.
T. =. BREWSTER.
oc31-3t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

Meas Ribbed Cotton Shirts and
Drawers, medium weight, ct SOC each.
II. ]. Ootendorf.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

Have brick work done May
tne bat the saisfactin
O. J. RENE, Contractor.
r o. Box
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31
Succession Of Anna Tevendale.
No. 1858.

Twenty-Sixth judicial District Court,
Parish Of st. Tammany, State
OF Louisiana.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

: Boys Novelty Hats, ral-fah, soli
cOl0rs and fancy. 50 cents.
ii. J. Ostendorf.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

BY virtue Of writ Of seizure and
sale from the honorable the afore-
said court. and 70 me directed. bear
ing date the 18th day OF October.
1914. will proceed to sell at public
auction ct the front door Of the court
house ct Pearl River, Louisiana, be-
tween legal sale hours, to the highest
bidder, on
Saturday, November Z, 1914,
the following described property, to-
wit:
One white horse.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
MONROE DAVIS,
oc3l-1t Constable.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

H. s. Hutchinson W. s. H. Carter.
Eighth Ward Justice Court, st. tame
many Parish, In.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

MRS. WIN. BODEBENDER,
Pres. Womeu's Progressive Union.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

ct least for tho present. He greeted
Ramabd cordially. struck his hands
and ordered out the servants to take
charge OF what luggage there was and
TO lead away tho elephants to be fed
and watsred.
Courteously he asked Kathlyn how
she had become injured. and Ramabai
acted - Interpreter. He then ushered
them into his house. spread rugs and
cushions for them to sit upon. and
mildly inquired what had brought the
son Of his old friend % far.
Colonel Hare spoke several dialects
iluently. and briefly told (between sips
OF tea and bites Of cake which had
been set out for the guests) his expert
ences in Alfalfa
The rulers OF Allhha," observed
bala Khan. "h&ve always been half
mad"
Ramabai nodded in agreement
I You should never have zone back"
went on BaIa Khan. lighting = cigarette
and cycling Kathlyn with wonder and
interest. "Ah, that Durga Ram whom
they call Umballa! I have heard Of
MIN. but fortunately for him our paths
nave not crossed in any way" He
olew q cloud Of smoke above his head.
We'll. he has shown wisdom in avoid
ing me. In 'front.' Of ma . desert: be-
mind me. verdant hills and many sheen
ana cattle. we'll guarded. I am too 1ar
away for them to bother. Sometimes
the desert thieves cause 4 furry. but
that . nothing Il kssps tbe tnlka1
1,<r ~ "a
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-31

Dates Of Sale-Novsmber :. 4. s.
6 and Z, 1914.
Return limit Noyember 8, 1914.
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h aaosasr rti..-s.a player. JgiSr
j. w. W-rss. s:~Ussr ~ N.s-'rcff.
IN ~s.ipis- os sh~ i'nilSf s'Et-s is,
suis so,iss. Was nasr = s'ishsai ri
gear ~ Vale. ASH s,iii mos- fsrloas
- snssn ., psans.lVsais. Ia, "a.
'os NJ tho 1nass~sLs.s tis. sasU,
nost ass = heea ~ a,hFr g.oshs.'
ssss.a.... \ "s-n, '.faym ira, %.
~ iisss.s,ars vas vsns- Si-".-raisA
she all vsi~ qaar,ehas@. i. IL,
aasisSsss fp,ta cu,,.ia..iusas 3. ), ~.
voet ~s~ Is~rs isss.nr. shc oil Val
GSssd. sad sA~-e l. ''i:is Iti!t' ~.
aasds. On oil i'r,ss siaa .srssin
late H~-a fn<S street. r,s..i.s rass.
al<sInees. nna H. sla'ss III . sin,i,
lar dr;Ssrirsa' AZ >susrA. y. i
Cass'ss u. nsii. Tho Arrays s...aas-
tai e"ssa last fall. has s--.n'i, let,
tho o,fs~~ NJ tir- commissioner at
fsossna In svjn,a shc Array aud IL ;
''st s,tshs ~ ~oasiNue-' in'~tinIs-iv.
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NOTICE..

Ia Ehop !, Mar cnneern;-
re- undersixnea duly elected ard
euailiiad iruste, az tire esiais az IN.
cinAesan iIsmiAr Company. iissk-
suht5 Aaes hereby sive pa.iis aotiss
ihAi ~ wiil IN the iih day Of Feb
rusry. 4. q. l9ii. In the village of
ciAaasaa coifax conniy. Ns~ Mes
va hseiHsiax AT !" a sins1 =. ~. al
ealA Asy. offer for sale aaa ssii tn
the hisAs.s AMI hssi bidder Tor sssa
o. certified cheek. the follow ins
lsefery AZ fah haaIrap. in the
naasss saa aaSer the following
esadittnns. to-Si,;
Let. Parcel 1 CONSISTING Of all
Ennsis. Nsf~s. niesehabaiss snJ nx-
inSss in the hara~as. store "f ssiS
Ism rast.
FAD. Parcel . consisting az all
iunbes. LaiiAins Iaa,sfisi ami Other
nerhanats~ in the inn,'.sr ysri II
saiA bankrupt.
.ss. Parcel 9 consulting Of Par
ssis 7 and : alS,.. will as lastly
offered fas sal. b. said Trustee shi
~ him saii in on. ssPass,s laresi.
in the es~at iss, III. bid oif.s u
therefor shaii exceed in arnonas sh.'
s8xvsEals u ih- highest bids ,hss -
safas- hr him received upon isr.'.s
I and at.ss. az defined.
Sosis~ is further sissa ina, oil
salss siit m raas sibise' ~ tbs
spneosai At sh~ Referee in iIaA-
snntey Ash that aaY sfe,,i,os si,I-rI-
isk In ssii sAi- may lite his abisa-
sisas Siih ih- ii.f-s-- .a sr tss"r
~ a'.ios. a. a.. uahd-g. Eehs.sss
, :ad. 1914. Al which sisas ssla "'s'
sseitnAs y III - h-ar:.
Further asii-s Ia h.ysr that nj,
ssia sin,~ ash pi,r- salt Tsas'.r ia
lsnAs Ia eks~+is a LEASE tn ssii iassH
let ,s.i sai the rs~nisss IN the
g.frhAs-s NJ sarh sole ss 'ts en~ts
stored :hes-in sr ups.. ubi.a aid
issar shall nss .Ser..i ILss- ,aasshs
NJ natal nssso In ls-' sh.a asst sh.s-
ssfrsa uf-aa. Th- ,tsa- - - sab.
Irsi To 'h~ aDBsnssi of III. Ri. ~ -
DAWN H. cots.
81 fsvss~
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ASKS Nl1LSou ron
IRRIGATION WORK

WasAiaxsoa. Ian. .i.--A hill t..
Appropriate ~. """. 90" To continue in
ressiAiiaa ~ Tao feasibility NJ irri.
aAlirn ~ rss~r,oirs in Nebraska
kasssA, Oklahoma nnd Colorado ~ss
Introduced by Senator Hrisso~.
''isow cas- 80 refrain IRON rciicv.
lag The wozt from drought who. ~.
appropriate millions tn MD Alaska In
railroad buildims!" hc dssaaad-d.
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aA,Dsas ON LIVESTOCK

Kaasss ciey. Ma. jas. ai.-Nnas:
nseelpss 1885 0afk~s ise hiSher:
talk a saiss ~: 10 s.ss: hssvy s.ts
= a.s5: 9sckes~ aaf kaseAseA s.ss u
a.ss: iish. sis - see: Pig SIS :"
IT'S.
cattle: RsseipS geo: n.skss
ssaaAy: psisls tea ssArss $50 TO s.s:s
ArssssA beet steers :.3s 70 $50:
wssaess stsess SIS q s.:s; sostAesa
seesss s!Ss - $50: cows a.:s to
7.sA, keifefs ass u s.:s: s'oekesr
ed sesaers e.Se TO s.4e: hull. s.es
n RS: calves $50 20 ~.
abe~r: RsreIpss aooc: market
ssaaAy: iamA "a: 10 :.ss: ses:iiueT
Gas 10 s.sas. Wcshers s.ss I" :.sA:
swca /: 10 SO. .
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cAtaSD. las. ais--,lsaa: Ressiesi
{. 49,: 0ashet Daaaly lee ahets Sc.
saeAas1 asssass; bslk At saiss s.SA
- S.:ss IloA0 S.Ss 70 s.:s: oa1sA
ISIS - see: hsasy a.ss - So:
fsasA s.ss = a.3s: sies S.ss - as.
Cslije: nasstpsA lee: nAskss
stseAy: heevsn $50 10 e.Ss: 1eses
sessss a.sA - o: vesssss ssrsrs a."
- :.aS: aeaekssa ssd fesAees :.sA n
.: eowa saA hsifsra acc - s.sa:
ealvss :.aa - 10.ss. ..r
tthssp: 9e-eibss i.ess: market
aooe: aalIv6 l.AA - 6: vssssss 80
% Q: yaastiaoD e.ae u s.ssa isoAs.
Aasase as - :.sa: wesass ass 3"
7sSk.s ss
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cAIsaae. Jsa. st.-H@syy seou co.
~ tAiUAeAest tAs aaslsss halt q
~ vtue1 essp hsls paiis1 dsss sAs
psies q wheat, Prizes op-ssl "a
I aaA or 1eses asa suffered siisa'
aAAtelsaal srshsst.
TIE eioae vaA steady. . n u ~
lavee.
casa ves sasa1ssA b. the shssss
u vtatsy eoeAtsioas, The osralas
RS UNCHANGED "a u hisAss asA ~
osskss sssaeA !aS,isr4 n tsst uteA.
II u eiahss rsy nos last aishf's
lersi.
TN einss ~ss steady. 1 - j. s'snse
tsss aisAls
Tssasss 10 oats xnvesasd sseA.
ssaves ~ The ass:ns u enss. Hast
49, ~ saiy sesst~stss.
cssss: Wheat. Nsy Sss: Jaly esl.
nsss. Nv est: jsiy aSe.
Data 1eay set: Juiy asi.
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football 3le))oo
&noo zoo pourlcS

Nee fosk. Jaa. ai.-Tsal ealsess
sn,shsii ~ish ~ siEoros.s sssiaisS.
as>ssslsy tas ssif raessnl ssA shlilly
sc sssoaaa, evrssssA ssshe~As 90
The fsss a. It's players. !, resti~vss'.
j. tisilar fes sSsessstsi nn.Isisss
carer iai~e " lisr uoaia a-rses -
~ isa1ess~4 b, sh~ as-,a~. ~ fsss.
eas e,ayesa uho hass sskiesea rot.
sscsA a resais~sse II hnsk sssi-
Esd sestas. Taet~ T. s-s'i.; 70 - si.s-
sica q inpasiaa-e il WARTS sn--s
seashail raasef IL rot elevated 4,
rsssse lite By she sosess At $50 a.
sheshse ra,itseal rarsy. 1sess Tor.
nor LaiGhA Al ah~ ssidlsaa arc ss.
jersed ~ apeaaaseA 10 all naasss a.
salisiral raaisiaaa So al@ast Wish.
sas exre:stoa diAhsse~ tho Aalis,
- shsls assS~as N ~ ~Ssrraely sst.
:ssAesasy asas~e.
TA~ rveeat eiec'ios II iiiais 1.rr
- ;'ste~: 2sss~s seaascs efpa, MAry.
lsaA recalls 10 rsisA TIE has jisl
ct farscs players sAo hate woar
n ,nniitna ~ aimiIsr asiuf-. L..
who vas . fsmoas "f.s~ar," al,
rrisersoe II tA~ late Sos. rla.tas
shs rasi:sos Ct ''sevt.tc-esd" nn~
tse~s o. tackle. toaje~ea Tho foot.
&~ss al ssasy osh~r i'riaeet"s. liar.
sasd AL Yaie niayen
Rehess tlaros. lstr amhAaaados is
rraaee. wss ~ CD Harvard cap.
sata sac hatfhsek: jaaas 4. Harlan
Of tho teised States istsrssssr eosa.
mcrce 7oaaissssa. "a - old t'r;aes.
too Snrwsrn. tAc MeC,uae. late
TREASURER 1t the rsiitS s,atc. = tnf-
mss eansaia aad haifhaex q Yais.
william Il. Lewis. recently asaiasani
assoeses scarrai n IL. rai,rd
stAis~. aaA William ". i,oeer. tho
p:s,rni surveyor # ih. tort Of rhii.
sdc,phiA. toih Prtaceson rads: CT.
ronsrcseniaa i.aSius y. Lii,auer. a
iincanan for tho Crin,sos: clifford
y. tinrhos. lat. chief forester. once
. Sarai,, man At Yslc. ard his sno.
cc>sor. tho prcscat ihcamh~at q,
WaAAingtoa. chief rorrsicr Harmon
4. cravss. . former back for tho
t,iuc. .t-
The late Governor William r..
i7npscaI o. Nasaschnsct,s Was a half.
hsc kst iiarssrd: Goseraor George
n. Carter. oRr- Puartl At Ys:c:
Everett J. Lake. tho Rreat Harvard
i,aifbaco'. lieutenant governor u!
and the famons ". y.
Coris. affcr,tonateiy known NJ pa
the present conmi..'o.c- oI ts.ss
fcf conncctirus. oncc \ center for
Vale. John &. Ruii. tho frcn. Penn.
sylvaaia halfbncE. A. attorney Rcn.
cfal Of tho state 1t Pcnns, ivania.
In the Connecticut senate recently
rat FRANK 2. Buttrrworth. Yeic's
famous halfbaek Of twenty ycarh
rso. nown In Delaware II Justice
Marvel Of tho supreme court and
oEcc secretary CT state. An old
Princeton captain and forward. aud
10 tho OFFICES OF the attorney general
OF MARYLAND sits celebrated Edgar
Allan Foe Of Princeton. IN tho o.
flee OF the chief justice OF New Jcr-
sey 10 William 4. 0umu,oee. another
old Princeton captain: IN Pcnnsyl.
vahia't twentitth judicial district
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ssAsa = ~ ~
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49, - 49,
solbaol u. ~
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NEW V0NK ST0C. lHT

Ne~ Tesk. iss. ai,-tsi sale;
Aaaisansssa 20: Asesissk sasas
HsflaisR lsaI: A'ehlsns So:
t'sIna iseitie iStl: 4. 4 xss~, act;
e. =. aasel DesfesrvA ii:f.
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keu tasA Jaa. ais--c:sAa: i'slns
ssseaseiie raSss - y ~ pr -sss.
csmasertai Nils tsst.
mar silver "a.
Nsxiesa Analsss q.
tSsveea0sas hn0As STEADY. .
RalisnAA hnOAa tssseuiar.
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NsV Iogs. Jaa. 3l-3hs osaal
oAsase6 wess Fsiss Asa rssesiealis
ssntnais esssse ttsn; iske sooie1i;
sosees1eye3x lt.7s ~ ls.a9e: eoaeioe
1874 - S<:l. 4.-
Ipsa tsAsassA. F %
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FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
ThosAsandIs HavsB ssaHelpsd
By Cos,snoa sense
Suysestions.

wos,sn suffering from any form AZ
lemAis llts arr insisssi 70 essnaunieasr
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promptly With us'
" o a. % ms psivstr
eansirnLss,es ~.
Iastn,~as Of ~ IT,.
die finkl.asss As.i-
kin, Co. Lynn.
Mass Your i~si~r
vii b, os-neA. resi-
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-15
MuseRAvE,s MED1TAT1oNs.

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Who cares anything about the Pan
AM. Canal tolls question. the Ireland
Home Rule rumpus, or the malicious
Mexican outbreaks? Very few OF us
indeed. The one absot bling theme Is
the Easter Hat controversy. Many
,Efe long friendships have been sew
cred by criticisms and envy induced
by the Easter Hat. 1t is estimated
that 15.9S7,214 persons failed to. re-
member the sermons at the various
churches Sunday in the United States
because Of the Easter Hat. As d
cause Of divorce 1t far surpasses the
dcmon rum. 1t causes quarrels, bick-
erings and brawls. 1t disturbs the
oquaninfty Of mankind and makes
the: high cost Of living the problem of
she, age. Fair weather was desired
foS. Easter, Sunday. not for the pur-
pose Of hearing an, excellent sermon
by an eminent divine but TO enable
thousands to exhibit Easter hats. II
We are going to prescribe by law
what mankind shall drink, why not
regulate their apparel? According
ITO one profound clergyman, prohibi-
stion prohibits In the penitentiary and
perditiona After a lengthy consldera-
ton OF the subject We offer this as, a
solution of the hat evil. Enact a law
compelling all ladies between the age
of fifteen and fifty TO wear hats Of
The same style. color and cost, This,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-15

lthe whole county to begin to get
ready for this clean UP week, first Il
rs necessary for the whole public to
become interested in this work. and
| in order to do this we desire to ash
every person to bestn to talk Clean
Up Week. we wish 10 ask the
schools throng the county to talk 1t
in their schools, the preachers 10
talk II from the pulpit, the parents 10
talk Il around the fircside, so that
when the time arrives every person
In Old Marion county. will start on
to clean, up, and get ready for the
spring and summer.
tits hardly necessary for me to go
| itteE details as what should be done
to clean around a home, but a few
lsuggestions will mot be out of place.
The stable should be thoroughly
cleaned. $50 that there wiz be no
places for flies to breed, for they are
the greatest germ carriers. that we
have to deal with; clean up the back
yard, use white wash a bundantly. for
what looks nicer and cleaner than a
nice white-&ashed fence around the
farm?
II the citizens Of Marion county
will spend this week in cleaning up
cut, they don't cost much, ana ,one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-15
Newspaper Editor,
WrhesWdr Song
THE MARsEILLAIsE OF THE LOST
CAUSE WAS WRITTEN IN
NEW ORLEANS.

The war between the state IS al.
most forgotten. An that remains to
remind one of the days of Gigs are
a few Of tie never to be forgotten
war songs. During the, Spanish
American war wcarers of both the
blue and the gray fought shoulder ia
shoulder under the Star spangled ban
ner for the cause Of a united nation.
Every one loves to recall the. songs
Of the Lost Cause and especially
Maryland! My Maryland" which
was written by a Baltimore boy in
April, 1861. At that time he was
doing newspaper work on The Daily
Delta in New Orleans. News had Just
come the Delta office of the attack
on the Sixth Massachusetts, Infantry
while the regiment was !, marching
through the streets Of Baltimore on
their way south. Having NO native
composer to. write a melody for his
beautiful. lyricsheiS adopted an old
German student tune 20 Tanneni
baum" Maryland Ny sMaryland!'!
became so popular that in less than
two months Alexander II. Stephens
vice president of the South's govern
ment designated this song as "The
Marseillaise of the ,Confederacy."
Two Baltimore belles. Jennie and
,Hetty Carey, sang the. song at the
Headquarters of General Beauregard
at Manassas to the accompaniment of
the artillery band from New Orleans.
The effect was electrical. The whole
Southern army took up the refrain
and this one Of the Songs That New!
er Grow Old" became a feryent bat
tie hymn of the south. You will find
words and music of this. and all your
other old favoritcs in The, West vir-
sinian's collection. Read the distri1
.tntion plan on, the coupon and clip
the coupon today,