davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-10-21
ADJusTER ACCUSED OF THEFT.
uastu ell Charged with Apprcprist.
Ing wrecked Motor Car.

Robert T.. Castwell OF 10th street and
81. Nicholas avenue, an insurance ad-
justcr employed by the Globe 1ndcn-
nifty Company, was arrested yesterday
charged with grand larceny by the COM
pary. Judge Rosalsky IN General SEES
aions held him In $500 bail. tbs Is
the second arrest within a week u an
automobile insurance adjuster.
castwell. sent to adjust the indemnity
Of an automobile owned by W. f.. Rosen.
berg of New Haven. reported that the
automobile was a total wreck. He re-
ceived $1,000 TO settle with Rosenberg,
according to the complaint. Instead oi
turning the machine over to the com
pany for salvage he had II repaired. used
1t himself for a year and then sold IL. II
Is charged.
The sun., 1916-10-21
". D. STRAIGHT FOR
A FLEXIBLE TARIFF
Says Purchasing Power Is
First Line of Economic
Defence Of L. s.

ATLANTIC CRY. y. j.. Oct 2o.-That
the tariff. whatever its underlying prin-
should be NeNlble nough for the
Encouragement OF foreign trade. and that
American exporters should be authorized
to cooperate as do their foreign rivals.
were two national policies advocated by
Willard u. Straight. vice-president OF the
American International Corporation and
chairman % the National Foreign Trade
Councils committee on tho foreign trade
aspect Of the tariff. In an address before
the National Implement n vehicle
Manufacturers Association here to-
night.
Mr.. Straight said there will he a dim
cult period of rcadJustmcnt after the
war. which will be marked by a cur
tailmcnt Of abnormal demand for NUM-
tons and foodsturs.
Two facts are In VI favor despite
the contemplated alliances between
members Of the two groups of bellig-
ercnts and their possible reciprocal
understandings with other countries not
now at war. Europe must continue to
make large purchases in his country.
More than that. after the war, with our
prevailing high prices. Europe. On order
to find an outlet for her products. Will
seek access to this market.
"Our purchasing power. Is our hrst
line of economic defence. We must uti-
lie this purchasing power TO protect
our producers and our exporters against
discrimination by economic alliances.
We must he on guard against possible
preferential arrangements between MEM
bers OF these alliances and between those
groups and other countries which might
duly discriminate against the share
OF world trade to which It's productive
resources cntitle the United States. ana
which Is in the interest OF we'll balanced
international commerce.
I'VE must protect our domestic pro-
ducers against the unrestricted importa-
tion OF foreign goods n must assure
our export markets by capital!zing our
purchasing power. To accomplish these
Two results we must V n flexible trad
ing tariff"
The sun., 1916-10-21
PENNA. CRUDE OIL $2.eo AGAIN.
Producers Expect Price In 60 4.
~ q Barrel.

prTraByRG. oct. 20.-Crude oil wen
back to its record price here to-day when
purchasing agencies announced All ad.
vance Of 1oc. a barrel OIL all grades bu,
Ragland, which was advanced . cent.
The new prices are Pennsylvania
crude, $3.50; Cabell. s2l2: Mere,
black. Corning and New Castle. 81 10
Somerset. Sl.g5 Ragland, a0c.
Refiners said II was impossible 10 Sc,
the required quantity OF these grade. OF
crude and the price had again been
raised In the hope of increasing the sup-
ply. Producers were openly talking 81
for Pennsylvania crude when ia heard
OF the new quotations.
The sun., 1916-10-21
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was rather irregular yes.
tsrdsy and after making new low ground for
OVER the weea end. The close was net 4
points lower To-! peints higher. De:
bags. The market opened unchanged 10 /
point higher and once In the morning sold
about . 70 8 points above Thursdays closing
figures. There was not much demand. and II
was reported that Brasil showed a continued
disposition TO sell After touching s.5i. July
contracts eased OF to SIS. while March sold
At $50. or about Ile point. under the hirh
level Of last month. The close was a shade
up from the lowest on ell positions except DE.
cembcr. which was Influenced by SCATTERED
Liquidation. ORcrs Of Santos "a were said TO
range from 10 to lot on the basis Of London
credits. Local spot market dull and pvac.
tically nominal at IN for Rio Is and Jos. for
Santos Is.
The sun., 1916-10-21
CLOSING FOR
REALTY MEN URGED
New York Real Estate AssOcia-
ton Asked TO Initiate
the Reform.
CITY DELEGATES OPPOSED
L. II. May, President of Far
ROckaway Board, AdvO-
Gates Closed Sabbath.

LcSo BEACH. Oct. 2o.-The question
of enforcing the Sunday closing law.
so that real estate Offices might not be
open on the Sabbath. was argued vigor-
ously at the breakfast conference OF
the Real Estate Association OF the State
Of New York In the Hotel Nassau this
morning. The subject was brought UP
by Lewis II. May. president Of the Far
Rockaway Real Estate Board. who said
that doing real estate business IN fun
day was not only Illegal. hut brought the
business into d!srepute In certain COM
munitics.
Il have no means OF knowing to what
extent the violations exist said Mr..
May. but II constitutes n serious ques-
ton. II the practice Is AT all general
In your business. It certainly seems to
me tina Il should receive attention from
your association. think your asso-
citation should appoint a committee for
ear'i county to investigate the subject.
and II Il is found that the law Ii vio-
lated. such co0mittce under proper safe
guard should take steps 10 have such
violations suppressed"
MANY OF the upstate delegates sided
with Mr.. May. but others. chiefly from
New York city and the vicinity. opposed
his suggestion. Alfred II. Wagg OF
Malverne. L. l., said that the average
local real estate man could not continue
In business three months unless he could
do business on Sundays. NJ. Morgen-
! THAI. Jr.. Lawson Purdy. Robert II.
shipper n Walter Stablcr also spoke.
The sun., 1916-10-21

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 20.-Weekly cottor
statistics Imports $1,000 bales. Ameri.
IAN ~, 900 stock 55s.00O, American
$4,000; forwarded $4,000. American
$4,000 total sales A, 900. American 81,
600 exports 800.
The sun., 1916-10-21

CABLES-Rio 80 refs lower for - at 6S3,5:
exchange 3.3,d. higher at L. sd receipts.
10000 bags: stock; $4,000. Santos unchanged
for both spots and futures. with " quoted a.
$3.50: receipts. 5000: stock. ?,s47 900. Re.
ceipts NJ ports COCO, AGAINST 1000 last year
and 500" two years ago; Sac Paulo 5000
against coco and 5000; Jundiaiy 1900
ag ainst a. 900 and $500.
The sun., 1916-10-21

SUGAR. RAW.-Iocal r~nners became
act,y" huy.,s and tpoi quotations Jumped
N ,3iSsg 70 s''s snip Sasa; 's Ea5s.' A"u A atit na,i
, s1.5nri, s wonis .sse' cs. a, a. a, e oms,,n ~ pa;
that level. centrifugals. s.5:c.: molasses.
j.s5c.. cost and freight sc.
SUGAR. kEfINED.-crystai domino
tablets and do cases 5 III. cartons. full size
ishle''' 1850. and io.soc. IN II cases.
8 b. bags powdered. Sc; XXXX powdered,
:s5c; powdered and coarse powasrci
'cc. and 7.soc, In l. cases. "agi" CON
icctiopcrs srennla,"t los eagle coar1"
s.soc eari. :. an and io. carton. hnc
!sted and : n. bags DO, SOC in SACKS aud
200 III hh's a., ID. bags do. 7.sec.; 10
N. bags do. zoo. IN sacks and 800 ia
bbls.; o. and 30 III bags do. .ooc.. stand.
ard ersnuls'ed. 1880. nne, Ersnula,ei and
No. !. 5.3jc.: "" :. 73oc.. No. 2, 723c;; No.
4. zoe No 5. Toe No. 9. ;,ioc. No. :.
sOc 50. II, s.s5c., No. II: s.soc. No. Is,
VEGETABLES. MI-CELI.ANEOUs-Ap
TiGhukEs, ,ai!forn!n. French; drum; 81
pms < aad- a. 81 a.. ''' hiHa,ixss" VA i%
sis a +" .,, So SIS Tn I n! 90 "x saTsg, 'i iSo or ol Gas.
.isoiaPii 60 """NiuSs;o1r55. l %fi 100 loo . es sss
"23" WASHED. tops N. bbl., s:.5oi, 3:
pnwa'h"i bag N5"r 100 unwash.1I.
GSirtcrMi@@EEhnss ROT S%' n h DOZEN Sas ,iIl1Tini.
STATE, .hsk .rJ: Long Island. hhi sig'
L2ns i>'"ni' ~; sin5; iyr.fyi ssk ;@,'
per 100. ''1'"; n.srh>; bb!,, H'"ra:
3fETi'flK g sni h"" !, va l oo' sat-, r.d' on MI, rsa -
,;r ISIS CArIIFiowEHs Long ii
nui, shor, cut hh'. - Jon5.ho i.ous
Stand. crste. tlp2 Long Island. p.r NJ,
Hpralo crate, ~ l.""; Long Island. Ions
Cut ~. J. mt s2s1I% Long i.liu.
s:aan EGGrlANTs-I.rsey. h.k ., 4
80 ID. y = o, a5 ' Sox a$n;S%,a 'Giy;piIS .
G".'."7s Tina BE Us Nearny. T,k
M.:; Ges. ,N@i55 LErTrcE Nsar1y
ii'H25ai't"'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / -
Tx, 'l3oa.' Brow : ID n'k So"
O~EluNs-State aud Western. white. crate
- ~ 20 E,l,o" "a" - bag '-m27i
. 20: state. white. 100 IL. bag. s.m 2.5
"!-nse count ,oo y'iIo as -" p 20. ln%y
whiic pickles, y.u2ao; other white. 81
"a. yellow, ic,uN red. ID - 81 CON-
Uayticut valley, yellow, loo 10 bag, ). >, u
80 rod, 700 IL bag ,??1u@7' okRh
Florida, per hsk.. s2,a 80; %cnrrior. sN5ou
" 81 1crsry, hsl, sl.ju 80. PENS
California, per drum, S"uG; Maryland
h.k. siu2 -. Virginia. iarrc bsk 80, .
81. email O.k. 80, 81. Nor,h Carolina
! h-k ru3 PEPPERS th"rry. bsk, 81 u
=; ,h""~., green, hhl, 80 ~ 81 rH1 hhI
tlu3, hullnosr, green. hhl, 800 n fl.:u
"a. hhl,, Hu"5 80; long. no, hhl 81 a" . =
hhl. siu"5O. Florida, bon. sl.5Hl5o
PARSLEY Nenrby. 100 hchs. Sal. -
rIMpKINs-B M. .Itila5. RApiSlIFs-
Nearby. 100 hcr., zoe a 81. ROMAlNE-
Nearby, hsk., - G soc state. hsk or box
zoe uf SPINACH Nearby, crate, 70 II
80. STATE. hst so aoc.: Rnltinore osk.
80 II toe; virginia. hhl., sI5OH2 SeIASt
Marrow, hhl, tl"IH. Hubbard, tiaou
. TCRNIrS- kutobsga. hhl. 81 . -
white. bhl., s2p3. TOMATOES-NearhN
larr" box, 30. q 81 20; small hoN. 2or. n 81
carrier, .;c ~, california, per lug. 500 q
81 %. WATElCRESS loo hrhs, Toe. n 81
The sun., 1916-10-21

I..al spot market quiet and 8 points higher
y 1870 for middling upland sales nil ~
southern spot markets With sales:
/. SnirrS'on steady. unchanged, lSr s5,3.
NV orlran. steady. 6 p. lower. l7.7sc. ass.
Sharicston nm. isc. lower. l77.c.
Wilmington steady. 80, u,. I7a,c.
Norfolk steady. unchanged. u. Sc l,5aI.
baltimore nominal. Ia. low or. tSc.
A,isusts steady, 10 y. lower. s.1ac. lie.
Siemphis steady. unchanged. r715r. ESQ.
Houston steady. 10 J.. NJ. II. Nr. a.6Gs.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged. Il, 7Jc.
The sun., 1916-10-21

s.sat.Sff bushels. against 7.ssl,o7s the pre-.
yious week and 11,li8,0e3 last year; since
July 10 i2e. $50, SIS. against 90 4s2, 1913 last
sea son. Corn exports for the week. SIo,,.-
ss5. against ess.624 last week and ls,sle
last year; since July 1. 1s.Sob.239, against
3,426,6ss last season.
CHICAGO P."tCEs.
The sun., 1916-10-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. m-Hcavy ~irausac.
lions in United States Steel resulted in a
sharp advance, Othcr shares firm and mod.
rrately active. Bonds in demand. with quota.
tions firm. summary:
The sun., 1916-10-21
For a Legislative Bureas.

The need of a legislative bureau at
Albany to represent the real estate In
forests Of New York city and State
was emphasized at a conference held In
the rooms of the Real Estate Board Of
New York yesterday afternoon. The func-
tior~ of the bureau would be to cxam-
enc carefully all budget Items with the
view 10 decreasing the expense TO prop
crty owners and 10 promote the develop
mcnt OF real estate.
NJ. Morgenthau. Jr, finally proposed
that Lawrence Mcclure. president of the
Real Estate Board Walter L.indner.
solicitor OF the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. ans l.. II. Woolworth, presi-
dent Of tic Real Estate Association. be
appointed u committee to confer with
the Merchants Association and other
organizations that might be interested
In such q bureau as TO the advisability
Of starting one and to determine the
scope Of Its activities.
The plan was warmly Endorsed not
only by the real estate men present. but
by Dr.. Frederick A. Cleveland. director
Of the Bureau Of Municipal Research.
The sun., 1916-10-21
BOSTON MARKET

BOSTON, Oct. %. copper shares firm and
active. changes generally higher. Railroads
quiet. WITT 4 Co. N On proht taking. Sum
mary
The sun., 1916-10-21
TORT RECEIPTS.

n.00 bales speculation and export. 100
american. s.oH': imports, 1900 American. 49,
90; middling upland. 10 b7d. Futures opened
quiet. 7 In ss points lower; cip-,s! quiet,
IS to es points lower. October. Iola.
January February, m4s: March April. Ia. al,
Ma, June. 1853 july August. lo.6D'a. Man
chester-N arms, firm cloths. fair business.
The sun., 1916-10-21
I v STOCK MARKET.

aud l0c. and ISc. higher. Bulls and cows
to choice .-ser. sold s,,7 as.!op.r 100 i6s.
oxen at s7m7bo; bulls at sjusI3: e>;
ira, s7.75; cows az ,sae25 Dressed eetf
"s" .aes Sanders. 1. virginia steers.
les. = s ssE'ssss .s 's,s.ssss!' - VS., yIr'
ein,a. LIS. $3.50. 80 KNntuckr.. i.sio
sssi:; 50 ii;ss, $50: ssn '';iissss ..! " Ecru :
Commission Company. q. Virginia steers
,9se. Sio :o,-l:s'; 50; u; LS'
$50 ~. l.il7. SIS. shamherg 4 scr;
20 Virginia steers. i.so2. $50 90. i':!$'
~ .; i' ~, 50" y,1r,aia. NG i.iSs go; q.
list SIS ia: Is. l..c1. sS3;. .. 1lso. $50;
g /. csi Stay h:lfsrs' ,;s; go; c1w'
.?.so:' %. ii.sss. $50; IL. 1.s?s. .s:7:; -
i:sG So =: l':n'' ,s@; s,ge'sS i W.:
vSi,rsinGisso. ,''s5:,, ssii; a., lass. sss5i,s :.
j,s;. III g. ii.ISSSS ,;i55' : % oI NGn'H i3:s.
.7.;c ..aii. i,f:s. ,I!5' & Lao. 5000 coc..
Il; oven. 1889, 81; 6 cows, $50, $50: e.
~. 40; :, Lis', SAG II s. a
IS No" 3 "a. $ - cows. III, S. N:H,en s
Wi. i.oso. SAL, 5 COWS, 7s:; s. =, S.
,S.g; Y. G. Curtis & Son; ! bun i..'"'
$40. 1 .!.OsE $50. 4: cows; S',
.os. $50 Andrew Mullen. bulls H'
49, "a. s; : cows. go. 81
CAIAEs-n.ceip', 1"a" ~ "N Svc ON
Common - choice veeI- so'd az $500
pc- 10" lbs ,u,.s ., ~, '"rtuy ar...sd
a.. $50 q, ~, IS. = Tow issc conn
,r% drrc.,.ii i"oEc- a.; I2arsc. dressed
e-nssers AZ M lor. m ~
lbs average. at sl2 - pcr loo NJ, ~
The sun., 1916-10-21
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Oct. ~ stocks and bonds
firm and trading active Consolidated Power.
CoslpnA, Houston OIL and Wayland oil
La AlnNA SnDnnlnnA
The sun., 1916-10-21
PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSRIRG OFT ao.-PriScs firm. with no
important changes Pure Oh active Column
bia Gas advanced a point, summary;
The sun., 1916-10-21

ono NIO. % ~ H"I- N'''IFIH'
.;,ono. Irons TO-, above Yesterday tios'
Durp TaaI l0.2n. light s".hnH - -"
IuI>ad. sa,nJi 80. heavy, t,ooT 1873.
rnngh'' 50 aonr"6,, p!G-. s",S'"F%'.
Cattle sctrir's. i.oo". strong, Natl'"
beet rnitle. sS.5O"ll a., Western eis
sn.sun 40. stuckcr- and feeders, - 90"
i.75, cows and hcif"rs. "io"'.2" 'a're'.
sheep Ueecip,.. 10000, strong Weth
crs. s7uSg5; ewes. '%.7jH 10 ''mhs,
SIS a "a. 81,
The sun., 1916-10-21

pNok.h, HpI!nE b%Tol,Ins ~ TE7 ta'h' %,
.Sr.; springs. poor, 2@u s3c.; old hens. dry
picked, soc; old toms, dry picked. SOC
scaidcd. a7ncac, CHICKENS Fresh, dry
lbs. to dozen and under. M, 80 II a3o,, Is.
"a lbs. a3c. $3.50 lbs. Sic; ~ ~ lbs, eic.;
81 ~ lbs. .7c %3->7 his, &c, As lbs, and
pa cked, Western. dry picked, 3 lbs. each.
isc.; ~ lbs. each. ssc.; Western. miik
fsd, sscena 0vadA all sisss, lo1e. less
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court
State Of Louisiana, Parish
OF st. Tammanp.

Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue Of q Judgment of partition and
oalo issued out OF the Twenty-Sixth
Judicial District Court of Louisiana
b and for st. Tammany parish. Lou
tslana. In the above entitled cause
and to me directed, l will proceed
70 sell 1t public auction to the las,
and highest bidder. on
Saturday. April -, 1915.
ct the principa. front door OF the
court house at Covington, Louisian.
between legal sale hours for JUDICIAL
GALES. the following described prop
orty, to-wit:
West half Of the northeast quarter
and the west half of the southeast
quarter Of section thirty-tve in town.
ship i've south OF range eleven east
Of st. Helena Meridian, in Louisi-
ana. containing one hundred and six.
ty-six and ninety-six hundredths
acres.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
This March II, 1916.
T. E. BREWSTER,
@r1S-6t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
DANCING SCHOOL NOTICE.

Word has been received from Miss
Mickle that her mother has improved
sufficiently to warrant thei: Coming
back to Vaudeville. and as copse-
Quence Miss Mickle will once moro
resume her dancing classes.
She reports that sac has many new
and pretty dances both for the boys
and girls, and hopes to see all tne
pupils back at the class ready for
work.
Miss Mickle does not know def
nitely at the time of tae writing OF
this notice what day she will De able
to begin her work, but as soon as she
can she will send definite informa-
ton to all the pupils in Covington
In the meantime she hopes that al,
the pupils will practice the steps enc
dances learned so far so that they
may be prepared to learn the new
ones.
The boys and the littla girls viii
De given special attention, So that nc
one will feel that he IS not getting
the benefit of as much Individual IN
struction as 1t is poss bic to give
him.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
Uses Dodge Cars,
As Desert Stages
Fleet Of Eighteen Average y .Tlluus'
and Miles Per Week.

Out in the Imperial Valley Of Cali
fornia fleet OF eighteen Dodge
Brothers motor cars ara used as
stages. Taey are known as the
"Pickwick Stages" because of their
starting at the PickwicK theatre
Their route lies across PARTON Of
the California desert and each car
averages about 1000 miles pc. week.
Various makes of Motor. cars were
tried out by the Pickwlck stage Com
pany, which operates the line. About
six months ago the drs. Dodge Broth
ers car was purchased and subjected
to many tests ON the route. The
success was so striking that several
more were bought and this number
has been added to, until there are
now eighteen in use, aod more are to
be bought In . short time.
According to Mr.. HAYNES, one of
the proprietors OF the company. the
upkeep Of these cars has been re-
markedly light, and within a year
he expects to operate Dodge Broth
ers cars only. .
q. J.. MOTT AUTO CO.,
Agents,
.Abita springs, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
A SPECIFIC AGAINST COLDS.

If there 10 such . thing % Z spe-
cific against colds, It IL to be found in
the sleeping porch or the open bed
room. Next to that comes the cold
sponge bath in the morning." says
he Youths Companion. BE as care
full as you can you will occasionally
take cold and when you do you wall
ind Chamberlain Cough Remedy a
great help. Try It. Obtainable Al
-Oity Drug Store. 5.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
:. Kathrine Blanehins Psrbos.

Mrs.. Kathrine Blanehine Psrbos.
1.66.
Ma. Fslecins Blanchine Plarcte,
1.66.
Mr.. Jean Baptiste Blanch!ne, 1-66.
and decreeing q partition, by licfta-
ton, Of the said a.oredescribed prop
erty, between the plaintiffs and the
said defendants.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, subject to
the stipulation that the purchaser
thereof assume the taxes thereon for
the year 1915 and pay all costs OF
transfer.
This 18th day of March, 1916.
T. e. BREWSTER,
mar18-6t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
SELLING OUT.

On account of leaving Coyington
Will sell one lot of furniture consist
iug Of one antique Mallard bedroom
suit, glas door wardrobe, originally
cost six hundred dollars, one entire
oak bedroom set. large sideboard,
chairs to matcl; one cabinet Grand
Emerson piano, several odd dressers
Washstands and wardrobes, l hat
rack, / mantle cabinet, ice box.
water cooler, dishes, ornaments,
clocks, ETC.. one horse and carriage.
Game to be seen at Mrs. l.. M. Tul-
ly'6. 1881, Madison street. mil
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
TO UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
WHOM THIS MAY con.
Germ.

Covington, La, March IS, 1915.
To Unknown Owners and Whom Thi
May Concern:
You are hereby notified that tn,
undersigned have placed on the Sup
Elemental Assessment Rolls for tax
parish of St. Tammany for the yea
1915. and assessed the following de
scribed property to unknown own
era:
l. South half of section nine 81
township nine CO.. south OF range
thirteen (13) east, containing 32(
acres.
2. A certain piece or parcel o.
ground together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in square twenty-four (24) Of
the division Of st. John, town Of Gov.
ington, Louisiana, more fully de.
scribed as follows:
Said property has front Of It's
feet Z inches on the east side OF
Florida street, and runs back be-
tween parallel lines, on the north sc
feet and on the south 157 feet; said
property being bounded as follows:
III Iu0 uOIlA ny Tue Property OWueu
by Louis B. Abadie, on the east by
property owned by E. ]. frederick
on the south by the Schuyler prop
erty. and on the west by the east
side Of Florida street.
Said property being situated In
the parish OF st. Tammany. State OF
Louisiana.
You are hereby notified to appear
at the Office of the sheriff and tax
collector of st. Tammany parish, at
Covington, La, within ten days from
date hereof. and to show cause, If
any there be, why said property
should not be on the Supplemental
Assessment Rolls Of the parish OF
st. Tammany. La, for the year 1915
and assessed to unknown owners as
10 provided by law.
T. E. BREWSTER,
Sheriff OF St. Tammany Parin, La.
r. S. BLOSSMAN.
Cheief Dy. Assessor st. Tammany
Parish, Louisiana.
m1S-3t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
COUGHS AND COLDS ARE DAN
GEROUS.

Few OF us realize the danger OF
cougs and colds. We consider them
common and harmless ailments.
However statistics tell US every third
person dies Of a lung ailment. Dam
gerous bronchial and lung diseases
follow . neglected cold. As your
body struggles against cold germs.
no better aid can be had than DIR.
Kings New Discovery. Its merit has
been tested by old an dyoung. In
use over IS years. Get a bottle to-
day. Avoid the risk Of serious lung
ailments. Druggists {
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18

wounded. In all the trenches the
men are placed about one to every
yard. and each has Z large steel
shield. In the center of this shie.f
IS a.hole about the sire Of Z playing
card, through which the man pokes
Ii gun to IRE. This hole Il covered
with piece Of ,canvas, when mo-
IN use. Every three yards there II
stationed . man who has -tnstructions
not - take his dys - the enemy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
WILL MANUFACTURES cocRErE

Mr.. Lawrence NJ. Bourgeois has
purchased a tract of ground on the
river fornt. next to the Covipgton
bridge. At tnis place there are large
deposits of high-grade sand. This
sand is the principal reason why Mr..
Bourgeois has purchased the land.
1t will be used in the manufacture
Of household ornamental work. with
. view to extending the business. a..
the demand for concrete work Of al,
kinds Is becoming stronger all the
time.
Mr.. Bourgeois has also given on;
the contract for the building Of his
cottages on the former Gabrielle lot
The. contract was awarded to Mr.. c
V. Quave.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
PILLS BEST FOR LIVER.

Because they contain the best hyer
medicines. no matter how bitter or
nauseating for the sweet sugar cost
ing hides the taste. DR.. Kings New
Lie Pills contain Ingredients that
put the liver working and move the
bowels freely. Just try Z bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills and notice
how mueh better you feel. IS esats
ct druggists.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18

BARGAINS In EGGS-For hatch
ing in s. G. Rhode Island Reds and
Barred Plymouth ROCKS, 90 cents toI
Is. A few young roosterS Tor SAFE
cheap. l.. .. Alexius, CoVlngton
Ia f5-tf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
THE COURT OF LAST -.EsORT.

Around the stove Of the cross roads
grocery is the real court Of last re-
sort, for It finally over-rules all 9th
ers. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been brought before this court
in almost every cross roads grocer!
in this country, and has always re
ceived q favorable verdict. II 10 iii
the country where man expects ~
receive full value for his money thA,
this remedy is most appreciated. On.
tainable at City Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-03-18
KEEP YOUR BOWELS REGULAR

As everyone knows. the bowels are
1T ts'of the greatest importance that
they move once each day. II your
bowels become constipated, take q
dose OF Cham berlain's Tablets just
after supper and they will correct the
disorder. Obtainable at City Drug
Store.