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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-22
BORN


SATTERLEE-T Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert l.. Satterlee OF Wheaton, ILL.,. Fri
day, January Is, daughter. Mrs. Sat-
terlee was before her marriage Miss
Genevieve Westlake Of this city. She
was for a number Of years manager of
tn local office of the Western Union
Telegraph company.
HAMMOND-To Mr.. and Mrs, Chas.
Hammond of Bemidji, Saturday, Janu-
ary 16, a son. =:
VIRNIG-To Mr.. anu Mrs. Chris.
P. Virnig, Sunday, January II, a son.
GUIN-To Mr. and Mrs. Ned Guin of
Grow Wing, Friday, January Is, a 81. ..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

y Fontain Poole,e junior member of
the firm Of Poole & Son, hhderyak1
ers and liverymen, received 70 letter
last Saturday asking htnh to leave
800 in a hole at thejreur o1 their
stable on Austin street. rKe COM
imunication was nnsigned,u but was
written In red ink and 4 heart with
4 dagger through IT, and - black
hand were drawn at the bottom Of
the letter. oMr. Huele turned the ilet.
ter over 10 Chief of Police Magee.
which resulted in . All Investigation
being made twhich was followed by
the arrest OF Cullen Burch, aAge 40,
and who was formerly employed as
a driver for Poole, e. Son. He was
larraigned before Judge OFT and was
placed under a bond OF $3.50, which
he was unable to furnish and yester-
day he was taken ITO fEfankknton
where he will ube held until court
opens. sfH3.f@ 1Dp1 owls bnB @0Tii
Burch is about 20 years ofage and
is said to have figured in trouble be-
fore. The police claim to have, q
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
~ ora lisisr q as dHDAnsM
j ulanea j cam u aan ~.
..,.,,.'Tr Training Here
tulane, LA Il, and St, Paul. Will
| PLAY Foot /, ;..B Ball Here On On :
| gd,EstgYa Gnilze -sly4f5,i1t 9gh <IjtG
Saturday, Sept. Is
10 G.s:s 1o.a-aAIiiaa .etssi6

The fdiane' footbail team, = com
posed Of seventeen Of the men from
|srulanso University Of New Orleans,
and Coach c. Shaunnasy. arrived in
Covingtons last Monday evening and
Arei Ut tfe' Glenn Cottage, where they
will remain three weeks. The team
Isl here, fof' the fall training, and from
the seventeen men at hand Coach
Shadnnasy expects to pick his men
10 represent the, Varsity on the grid
Ri IRON tfiis season. The men he has
leverage i'll weight ITO pounds and
are in the pink of condition, and Mr..
Shaunnasy says he expects to de-
felapI oueaof sthe, hest teams Tulane
has ever had s,a ~ ~ ~
= On Saturday, Sept ,25th, St. Paul
College football team and Tulane
viii play p game at the St. Paul
stadium. Coach Fletcher, of St.
Paul, says while his men are some
thirty pounds lighter than the Tu-
lane bunch, he expects. his boys to
show up well against the heavy odds.
OF the last year eleyn at St. Paul
There are only, five of the, old men,
|hut the others have been replaced
|by heavier and better players.
f., This will be the first game of the
season at st. PauIs and it is sex-
|pected that there will be a good
[erpwd to start the season off. ~
Ie Coach Fletcher has several other
games scheduled with other fast
teams and we expect to give the en-
+ fire 81 ssfhedpqtle at Late later date h,y9
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
WILLS. MONT's AND C.AnT,s.;

4
!, 1t takes All kin Is of psapts to maize
the world. but after all, whenever
there is anything tos be done there
are only three classes-the willis. the
\ dF'ont,s and the cant's.: The first ao-
3 esofmpl4fsh 1'l'4 eFHlerythiing the second op,
ppse everything. and the third fail
s+y, 5at It s 4 fact t saal' a j. tS goyinsD g
+ tenq, and Iand We wess supposs everywhere else,
the first class is largely in the mi
nprity. Everything that is worth
while is done by a few willing ones.
4 All the the gest look on and rather do
nothing ,or say nothing, or else OBJ
l9ct to and oppose everything. :.
This nis ljespecially4 true in the
church circles. How is it, brother,
ytitth nth ,yop?a Are. you one Of those
fellows who are known only by their
pfayfng, sc are You re Ally Of, service
i1 your 4chrIch. 1s.;aip.l .s4If t.tt... IN
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
Letter saq28z ypfggmp1h hs ssaear 94|g8r
of Tho Eaxmerg Ahnls Visiting Thersl al
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KHDT IHT HO o. -TH.aN sihtJ5Tt
BY analysis We ,leaFp just how far
two fingers Of paten medicine will
and t ty a2Sslysis I'd ,ths .:caii 81 : of The
wifd"q would pp4obabiyo register mdre
thsUAb trace lin theasystem of your
humble s4rjbe. This might not hass
anything to do with the case, save
for the applied reasoning Of SocEa-
teS,o that analysis will save your life
in Kansas eFl inform you Why. your
scribe ia still Aingering. at! Galhraith
Springa.Aoirsb9.I oiimI bng nosibbA
eEhesGahraithi 6Rringsr are located
IND MaVkiua county o Tennessee, ,bnino,
miles from Russeabilla, ,aledea HTonm
RoaaReyiie. ti6fkeen from MpntsteWn
and aoxt1.aiSht miles, snonths OF KnDxee
ville. bs Tho nbenptN ct othes plnc4 ~
difficult to describe. ebaoanse. ,hniM ~
cuAu up 9 into sections. IaepanatA1 aAd
hidden from each other hyl hills, and
Wales apdo monutatn. sides of rugged
groVthss that tho contrasting scenes
come into view aslyou turn = curve
In the road '0rs 1eliDh up one noun
tain or down another. You may
step froMoe, po0ptail trail into
corn field or apple orchard. and the
steAns sideeSd Of. the Clearing gives
pgopptsei at being wAshed awaX with,
the frst heavy RAIN, but then remain,
in GNlttiYattpp until II the hysq 1fdepleted soil
Is no lAnlGep: responsive. !, There are
quite a number Of these .,ttAroYn-oMtl
mpnntajazsids helds.., The corn yield
runs I'M fas high Al, sixty bushels par
i;;uises..,ys 4 ,; s;aas,sata,en. s,aa, ,aai Il the
aaibraitlh family have made their
homes ,Witthhiln 18th thts four or aye. hpq-
dred acres Of land on which are
situated the Ga1braith Springs. and
th45i Ae, 'iheelleet ttallt add physicaI-1
~, worthy representative Of dis
tinguished ancestors, memorialized
bNohsirlebmse 4 &ndsi aattquaks& Es.7
minders Of tha, ii'hisber., ,pR exist
ence that fitted in behind the sturdy
life MEhen pioneering, Wa - brand
Of lpEqEle1eivepee4 At tho, Gelblatth
hone there, ara 4nany aptiQpRs. AemA
from colonial days and Of lhistQEaeal
1Rutnjtt E4A1 Rpt, .0f the G4lbraith,
family. Wished to- speak. 80 much
q .qf the tdsliehstffpl eAmate and tAst
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
GetnR ct Readl|!y1: For. ..s, ,s,
,..q The, Parish Fair

II 1IifBD it3W3IEi S.$ss4el I4 A4ll EGH at3V
H 1sTheb st! Tammany Parish Fair
should b6! the best this fall of any in
Louisiana, this 9side of Z the Missis.
|Isippi ervera > Our corn crop is fine---
the best in the history of ST. Tam
many farming, $50, many old men
|cl2is1,l and much Of this success in
Gown pro 0dudtton Isl due ITO the in
fusion OF good seed! Letuus have a
corn show at the fair this year. We
have it, In the fields, and all we need
to- do, 'fs to- show it nto the people
and mo doubt many will sell seed
corn just bvA sample ears shown lG2
Feed crops Iof all kinds are fine,
and thei agricultural department in
the flair could be more than filled
with iced idstuff; display 1t, is well
to- have. a fine exhibit along, this line,
for we are getting in much good
stock and every visitor to our fair
WILT know, ithat while we have; the
cattle and hogs We can also produce
the feed, and place the dressed meat
Onoi the, narketn cheaper than our
brothers. further north loo 30 &ns(
Now, it. isI only about. six weeks
before the fair begins, SO let us all
begin, right Inow,o to get up;ou ex-
hibits andihaue them readyJG@ 80
/ oiaamhg0ingi to visit as many farm
ers las Up ossi ible, q and with the assist
ance of the farmer, get UP othe ex-I
hibit6 in, due form. II, But do not wait
for E.mei to- come bring them ini any
time during the last few days before
the fair opens. Y9aitiub sdtsali 5M
Get. your neighbor Ito send some
thing to- the fair and don't fail to
send in a good variety yourself. ~
| &'as}i4I f'i 81 C. C.. LEWIS, $50
liA 10. ta9U Farm Demonstration.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
Fontane Pool, ao of Bagalusa, Gets i, .'ss g. 81
p. Blackhand Letter Demanding 500.
MrsaPoole 1Turns'L Lettef Over To Police and
Arrest 0f Young Burch Follows. Il asa % ssssss sss
-ssaaufno To Bel MED Next Month 'N' ee8''' as'

4
chain a Of circumstantia1. evidence
which they believe will prove that b.
'isI the guilty party. as;s4,ea.a .nu
Y The Letter received by Mr.. Poola-
Id ~ fOlloW0: ssa@ssd.lf2 siQi
~ III we don't reasioe &10o taandaya !
Red blood better leye, the money m
the. hoA In the hill ct 1 O'Clock sae
y e3I 5, $500 without fail.'''. ss.su !
A,grip,, which II said TO- i1a1e ber,
l0nged to Burch, was. found, In tAA,
spot where the money was ordered.
placed. The police also state that
q sample OF his handwriting was -.
cured which compares 4avorably With
the one Mr.. Poole received. lzta !
Il Young Burch ives also suspeeEed,
because he had requested Mr.. Poo10;s
father to lend him 81 day or 30 ago.
saying that he wanted to give the
money to cousin. The elder PealQ
refused to let the youth have the,
money. The police believed this an
gered him, causing him to plot: 1s-
venge, and 1t IL thought the letter
was intended for Mr.. Poole, Sr. .ssi, h
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

lplishment. sAnX. zone Ii who d ihelieEes,
not in, tire; temptations lthaAt have
caused the 1epfcdfa # u u IS AbAndoh o aii
hope Of self control and all desire
fM feformati6n, let rhfm We, ,084R q Is
dinner day after iday 1T L0albraith
Springs Hotel. Uo;iHOa
While the outside world Of this
little gronpsot, .movptaaiRsfis a. liqaYA1
teriouslN iddA1s ~ the ,eautiouailittle
squirrel that does. iasAutting among
the hickory trees, yet visit to the
settlement, Sunday &cAoO} 0pPuA zthe
eye to the. tact that commQpity in
terest is not, la6fki9gs Of 4the spirit of
united effort-in christian and moral
as we'll as, worldly teaching, by the
world i amaaRe AbQsa psQple1
Of the mountaips, whose. occuDations
and daily doinss 4Eegnas part OF, the
activities of the hotel and cottages tat
Galbraith 6pringf,sQE ifgtheys do epter
Into it.o sometimes. hurdeped with
fruit, their entrance N sast ma gical4Y
anpbseryable A. their sHhgeaAe dis,
appearance, over the Mountajn trail
EYerythipg IN this LITTLE mountain
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
Association 1T Of Commerce Com .;:::::r ::;:"
~ u,,aaxoa- aA.n.sa . Il - xt..a ,.I.aAH q II
Holds bf a Special; pa ! Meeting |ll||'!j e
" VA aterNork s1and Sewerage Proposition pdhi
~an1ad cussecf and Matter of Survey Re-~-~--
yAh. .Yol
II o e a,uod ferred, touthe Connittees q 30 AZ.
.sno1tasI bnn sbnairT m 4
: - =. l..l.JI !


4 Aaspeeial meetings Of the Associa-
tion Of Commerce was held on Mon
lowing Hmefdb4rs' tf4s4nt:srJ.foH
Warner. r. L..IAnbeft, E. J. Do
mergue, Jr., w. H. Kentzel, Jacob
Seller, E. n Frederick, j. oldham
bert, H. AZ eMackfe,l "A. p, Eli. A. D,:
Schwartz, E. g. Davis, n. Nielsen,
j. Louis Smith, p. J. Lacroix,, II. ].
Ostendorf, 3. D! Kentzea, NJ! Planche,,,
Jas.i Mullally, john xli tHaller u uage
Robt. Badon, Albert PeTbos sqds II r.
Barrios, also 1, a. Perreand. Joe.
row, Ed. Baptist, C.idYoung!D 9hi 81
The ii waterworks eandni sewerage
proposition was taken iup. and dis,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
A35'3N ], l.I 3T7'3-.Il-l0 9
C,oey,'illE2gtEo',nl, e y 10 3; j ...i. . :.
/ ,,,.P Ponchatoula,, 4 4
I s3sa snt .uu,,ft,h z,,t.4,i,tfY ~ ~ ~
A. Return. Game To, Be Play.
! led Tomorrow at st. slI
ao'tf s.,st5ss4 al.l' ..s4aHUl ii 19siafa.
'.a# ~ q Paul's. .aee .astps,.tp.-
d! 4ot ant--

,Thfe, The Yc9vip4ton sv'si1p st Grocery 4 Grain rp
baseball team played . game with
r Ponehatoula last Sunday, dSept.i;12,
and was defeated by asscpre Of 4 70
8 a,'T97 a@Tas :. 4 alRes II ;hox stapaa. ma tie bs7
tween these two steems, and circus
'}ans are now ont announcing tho de:
Gliding pionship' game next Sun
day y. Sept; pat;i,,l9ttF 18th. at s. Paws College
nQNrda. .a4H easis .IodjH ,9ei'isa4
, This. promises to- be ~ very inter-
esting game as the two teams are
pfstty evenly matched, ..nt, a''s ',,,@ at3,dsl5 -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
MAN WHO DESERTED WUE In
FOLSOM. TAKING YOUNG ~
SONS, IS ARRESTED: + '"S; a.,

\ Louis Jenkins, the young Folsom
merchant who d4sertefl h,s ypieA. Sen.
.sa' .. > i "s ~ a. = l,,,l ~ ta.x ,!,ei,,;
'eoei Z, anHu anHuinrtnH n Tug .aHi.. w ,!.''ts n,
with htm, disappeared Watn IalAf9ns.nl4esF lfn.nl ~
woman bertha Raifordlof Coviag-
ton, was found and detained with
the two children by police in Jack
] Bertha Raifofd, According fo. 5@nk-
ms. accompanied II him al!.9 merely .syn,aa sas 2
turned to New Orleans 1ffoAnn Mem
Iphis, toAWhich 1ctta hei admttteds the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
SAERIEE, RReW WSIER MAKES
.3E1vLi HJOf kOIJ uktI

aC6vintton. La::,, 'sspt.a 1 s; 9si5::1o
The police Jury met in regular Sss4
sion on above date. Present: Her
man Schultz, president: Louis Pet
ers, VIM. Bthhk Geo. F. r. Baefhorst,
e. e. Talley, A. D: Crawford, Jno.
A.-vTodd, j. dB. Howse and II. a.
Dutseh.u Abseats B:u Al Sehpsid6f
The minnNtee Of the preYi4Ys Nesf-
ing were read and adopted $50, yn
The following comm unieation was
read;gGaI5D ,'gaor9. .xd@no-8 9rs *4'
Qoxington. Lasy Sept. Is, 1885,
To tho Police Jury Of t4a Parish fof
9su{ie$sn!a4zi e$@aa4 e e. noa:,x,Nnaxy II, ,Nay %. 20;
thai atf the sfoad through BostA ,Gbf:to
swAtp ESs completed en the 1th
inst:: It wil1 ba maintained by, the
contractor tor thirty days. At the end
Of which time the road will be turn
ed oyer to the parish.
YAi4 road" through the Aw1Mt
properlcost The. parish ab4at' n 800!
and it is in first class condition in
ev1sy' 'rwaya at present. but itoiwM
hats toa be- carefully watched 'ahA
maihtAine& whtlE 1t, ID new t. cheep
It ihEo0d shape. @GrIvel' can b9ths4
alo8gEtheWoad this side % the river
andsals0 on the other side, sfor graz
cling thistroad hfoagh tho sNSmp-h'
So considefing othe fnnportAaee l0f
this piece off road the aaAoaAe b
money it cost, and'th4"nece6sityi ~
maintaining it, + would recommend
aos ssal asoaslp3f e. 158 %m e4{
s'lz 91tb'aas' s5&ea's q a,.s PA ,,saa! ny
maa!la a*ltSd 81 ssad az! 'ele}:' 'ea}'
say-s8 panmdhth;i ihd rpat Il thsse
undsfu tt4Bb aikec}i fR3t4sh p& the Read
ocs .ylisn1s,xs 10 y.lEn1s1ni bSd
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
Colbert Leblanc I Arrested At jackson, ,',s :.
Mississippi, Last, Thursday Morning

Jackson. Miss, Sept. 1 LET 1ouist!-::'
ana furnished Jackson with two mix. I'D.
sensations today--the Jenkins kid.
mapping case form Folsom and an
automobile case, from 2 lCovington.t
Last night Colbert Leblanc, tail17-.
,year-old boy. was arrested and held
here on telagrams from G Coxiugt0n'
charging that he had leftthere with
an automobile and 'abont }120 q In
cash. He had 33A4 uds the auto5
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
nfis naob V3,3x .auIoT .fsOa .oN
-4eNurA u AalIna taA1 la VI al II

cussed saA length, and, the seommitt9A
already a1podnted to, Investigate tb44, 81 g,
proposition was requestedi to have A1l gtll
the possible data in detail obta1hable
and ready to present at the next
meetilg.hv eioE adT--gsaAs s4o1
Mr. H. K. Barrow offessd to, mafeo
up estimates Of, cost, luonleas phpaD
ETC., for a waterworks and heveaeye~
system,- Tor the sum OF 500. This
proposition was referred to the COM
s,oi4fo fonneu e4if IN oRf--FfBN ssOT
There being no further abusiAsbsa
the meeting adjourned law mol
-'"1''i''i''' '"iJ. H. WAhN1Ry nj yeo
/ Pretidsntsl
J. R. BARRIO6, ----,-,--.----..
s,sb1aoA Secretary. 3aieu1ou
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

--Ae--meuntains-- afes Of the Appa-
lachian system and the, springs are
Situated on the slope Of Short Noun:
tain at an elevation 9t I 400 feet Just
a, fsw hundred, fset from tas hotel.
/ Short Mountain has an elevation
Of 2so14' feet, making az attractive
climb for man Or woman who has
been braced up BY the spring waters
to an optimism, that desregards
strained muscles and skinned toes
! But right, here, is an .opportune
time to make note Of the fact that
Galbraith Springs > is not famous.
alone for It's waters. It is boosted
Ut breakfast, dinner and supper by
friend chicken. home made, hams,
eggs, { cream mink and butter fresh,
sss is5%s sseass
away frotn the . waters some OF the
credit for strength th makes noun
tain q climbing an inrls insignificant gniif accom-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
JACKSON, MISS, 0LlCE CAP 4 S'::';': g +:
TURELOUISaJ JENKINS, FOLSOM

a. r,nlao,,nn a.f+ar. no hA-hr,s r. ~ tha otaavg
- - ~ s crnr rSs G [ nrSar = ,,s,n,sl - Ss;,1Sh
- ha.n. hA1d y i, ~. - !. .sel -; !. 4
. = r.ss Ia - ~ .,,;s S1!,rs% in
= .Stset 1870 ~, - Ts.Ss.,W ssyt
..n q t. = s..s : q - - tsissa
,aner rol - tn.ts.ute hs 49,. .s "o,nns,
~ .n...st .s ~. "S.ss "a ~
i,ce - = Ecu. .rha ralas.s. 40 4hc. f@n
hov. % " % ds.n.tnS' 49, ,rcm Iecfscn' m ~: !.
! y:.I.nI,n. wss etorrad n JscfsnnI -, ],
Nv sha lmere.1 '.cc;dent a ~, ~ !, !,
~ r;d,ne NO ~ lii his '.utomonsla .tSrorsh, "a, tSs,
!, sve ,ns.r rMhan N - '.s ha sn+nnsd - - + u
,sayro 49, ~ 49, raed ~ - 'G1s usse,hrrt :. NJ
i;oern.n eno eome No. nm ~ ..~ a. ~. = 80 hoy.
# n e =. -; s,,assyE I.r s iS,rS fr,aSsi
ra s, sfs s,,cSn.s an e,.' eIsnn t,ciiosntsaiihsaO
ces1 as ~ 1siaxtGssns tzn nc,saons,sersi,
ssEiXs yGSt i ia stt r;,.1 ~ a sAssSsssa sors
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

but claimed the money and 'thk M
chine was his personal property and
did not belong to his father. sssltt
- A. Leblanc. the fa.her, arrived
here late this afternoon with Attor-,
.ney Fred J. Heintz from Covihytbn.
They were armed with all the nee
essary papers, but ON arrival de-
.termined to make no charge axaiust
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

movement anu "ssWUU1u 10oP0VIA VS1N
ask that you bring thu 2l5ttef 70 me
attention Of, tie ssnsafPefA ssmsnespaPefA ,yo1f4t T.
body at their next, mestiqg. I'VE are,
il hopes that the jury ofyour parish
will favor us with Il 1 liberal fdonaa
ton; Also, that theb members OF ttha.
Jury will assist thopmen and women
ibf the parish who will volunteer to-
raise money tor this most ilporthyl
cause. a1s@ e9nGj1oami 9ldsTesfIanoD
@ Enclosed A1erewsthtyoisiwiM opleese
find copy 2ofd ofdaocircularil letter ate ere
sendinggout ibroad6Asty and iyuo will
see from 10 that all organisations In
the city, religious notwithstanding fSre=
joining in our eftoFtsi to- aa1se ansun
sufficient to warrent The con4m aatfoAi
'of the high standard Of e4ciehet thdA
has acterisedi the success iOf the
Charity Hospital I'M thebpastjild 1IEd
Wont you please write us immedi-
Eaae1y, on recefpt bf this letter. M
forming susO Oas 70 ftlfA. hountJ your
police jury will Eb6ti4bite direct to
the cause Also that you will as
Ristq your loeal scoAza4ttse M analring
. success of,their effort titesraise funds
for theo Charity Hospital Of Louisii
ana We'aAr thanking you I'M fsAda
vance for the generous assistance i've,
feel youiIwiNl lend this cause, and In
the meantime, beg 20 remain, a1o1t
"a Yours very trily,a" li9@.m !
: noHAROLDpW w. NEWMAN,fI ~.
: Chairman HGeneral Committee! ~
/ ao,t* fBy Emile vi 6tfeYpj bei
= Secretary.
i Moved by Jno.A. Todd, seconded
by 81 b! HxNkeit that i$l6O bes Abs
stJ the OhaaSfty hospital of
New Orleans. .6.I;ishitU)
q Carried.
The removing spet4tion asrkad:b III
To the Hondfa Ne !" 'fresldentn and
Members Of the Police Jury.
We theitndeHsfkned oitiJenH, f'eAic
dents andrtsKpAy yefs' aAdi voters Of the
iSth ward do hereby petition your
honorable body tosmove ,she dpollins
booth from rs present location tt
the town or Bush! 10 r4hT5'i 8 ,-'p.l
~ Respectfully, ""l sld he''
Signed by'yJ D. hThomas,i Math Ma
zell, and fifty Others % o1f" ath 70 70
E II was m6ved and duly seconded
that the tb6ve s'petitdoh be granted.
= ICarfiedH eiiIGH saih id snsH7om Il
!. The fdllowinga Bids were 4rehed fort
road asuuef viS66r n GsT snfn beH1EW lia
Honorabls r4eStdgnt and Mem bsfHss 81 o7
- the Police July, ST. 1,ammany Par.
u liahoirlS1b siffJ gTDl e19a1ib1 =
u Gshtlefnend.:. III, Ec6ntofmity' WITH
your adeefasement fl 7ths6 st. /, Tam-.
many Farmer, l will iareeptl position.
Ss road supervisor Oh the .lfdll1wfHe
basfs:s 10 aninnlasd sht 's hns 70
. Il salary of : ss.e69 perp : ! month
will furnish myE own TRANSPORT tatioA
and pay MY 6Rn ig9pehses. .ss'n ~. -" ;.
!" ~ Respectfully sutmftted,, 80 a'''' =
'qi fiedt o, baHENf3Y KEELER. D .
70 the ptjisksdehf. OF thu Pohcs Jury
and b ohdfabie Members: -, . s"..'
y Gsnfiemsah msah;n as1 III pas sSada tlfis, 3, my yn
4 | al -t...uo!IoY- xuiiI L.It lElJ E91sli
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

.Di.IUuI HHT or
wonderful springs Of the new famous
EpsbaE '4qthda' W.ter, ] a. t6Aic and al
tsraxsSeoibp spSeidl sxastp iip heef,,
htdnayandy beMeN troaoleai ard Gthe
y6eftet tspFinGs.x which s. M Nil
& iSE; y & kno1ytlle If 1aRHhs st9t9s
l6efcA Surrey bF4Ahea~a waters 6f
Howllihs. Il County 11e + Teunh1eeb were'
not snnRaess9o foh nEsel1 O mediaipal
value. The water, ts. cool and clear
al eerystal. fhe E1tXso1Mi3o E1tXso1Mi3 Eithfa water 2
iS 4totd every morning ins the
in tAA sIeottHge. Both
waters are also shipped IN sbNrels
when 0rdered.----,-------
OUAes cli4Ak6 istdhhth toallF ehdoyS1
able in .the l]leo time RpdyooQl enough
at night to make blanket comfort
ahla. 4Adlwht4e, eyaEytthpG is pGrsea.:
xgX
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

pol11 lt1ftlae NV, s,t: ~: Vi: s,r', NV s1S,55
Good road taAy III. Sc. .eisTt & doAza
IRailroad tar gl.W. JOY. tfiip'f -
Special tax ward 9t!H.oy.. &1saa 1.o4
Per cspita ~ :. s :.,,1 12t'@ "ii722e sii7'z: e
I ss.9s
|. Amounts available to- each fund:
:s:'E'ila s:i$55il 5iilelas;Ti!13xi2:xi2 ~ I'll I'll
lGeHsssl ld,as,rr aoizsi4,ssaq a; "a
'Rapcss@ 4uBde.tlis.3ro aiRAIaM.
. bns ,ssaa yns .dssId liiw sssco y
s GAaAeA E0t4 ,dS .,inss ~ &c nshSnsai
2sAerjky d theeia h0NentQ.h .hefR trAa
,andE ESonReRts tApafltuotssp IaW eNlts
fcollected by me for above raention-
led funds, from the 1st day of Au-
gustOla16, to 1.-the 31st day 6f iA11
gust, 1915, inclusive.
I Sworn, to and su bscnbed before me
ithiss Sd day aof September, 19l5.: II
, III asjfTw .d9tN. GIL4IS, ms
b os emRa deputy Clerk ,ofo Court.s Il
!, 0ns mptidn daily seponded, the re-
UVf i0AOkt0O 10 ~ 0OAs sFA' sfss ~ 'ff
i MrttN.sH! FitzSimohs, PRESIDENT oi
the parish school board, and MIRO G.
M. / Itddle, g mem berg Iofo athei school
board 7of SAdell appea1sd 'beforssthe
police jury as a committee from the
school board and asked the, police
'5uryi ,t6i Assist them IN their, fifah-
cfal trouble. They asked the police
jury to increase the school millage
frofAs3 sAo 10 Gmills,G or to make an
appropriation, nfi 81 00Aato saolA the
Slidell and CovipEton high schools.
= 1t was moved and duly seconded
that, the police jury make N apnror
,1riation Of $500 to each Of the above
mentioned schools, provided that any
child lin the parish that is eligible
be allowed to attend I either 1oae ii OF
ahe itWp ischoolsJ without, having lto
Vt J tSShi$oIpisigyb tiSSIi igbea Carried. Red snt7om =
a The FOLLOWING o1mmunieation was
n.aa1a,a uo1d asa il .aoijholii5 n9bi bL
- .Jli New Orleans sept. t9;, II gF5!i 3
Mr.. Herman Schultz; President Police
i Jury, covihkton,A La. aiii 9h' 10
Dear AThe Charity Hospital
is in need of financial assistance, and
Accordingly the Board or A'dmiitfs-
traitors have appeale ozthe men and
women y Of New Orleans and. Louisi.
ana to raise funds to relieve the ID!
stitutibn OF IT'S embarrassment. We
have therefore 0rganizedi the Charity
Hospital 'Internat tional Fair To- be
held here October $40, and are now
conducting a general campaign fo1
j, We are soliciting your aid ii thia
rniltni.z 90 n