St. Tammany farmer. [volume], September 23, 1905, Image 1

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SALE.
ets, Mattings,
ugs, Shades,
. , orh Heavy China Mattings, fancy, IS
etpe t, 'oloring _ worth 22 0 per yard, at.... .. ..
** **** Heavy China Mattings, fancy,
0 o:per yard at............ ...
Gar~pet1 beau
Soa yards 15 Heavy China Matungs, fancy, 25
' worth 35e a yard. at.. ~.
-I AAD 1E) LACB CURTAINS .
S:hads of all kinds, fr om .Never priced .so low be
a good cheap abade for tbe tote, every psar perfect,
designs are Floral, An
Sitch iqe Brssels asnd Novel
I. embroidered shade for the t.y effe~t ind the prices
aror. All of our shadesi Lo eotUngm ace
are made of the best. cloth, `C.tini , worth 90c
and are mounted on spring s 2 g
Sors: Lot 8, Nottingham Lace
efe aft long, 9 eet A
8 flet lonz 42 inches Curtana Poles, .with
wide, edged with ih trimmings, worth :$5e
frtage:, idrh l10. * and a ea 2 to 33c
Pickett, [44.
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ý Lots 1, , 44, $5, inse*N X48
in N Gv nton. &141 ota have eacb
I s-firof tO fee o t~oh faveay~e, hi
Idebth of :10 feet. Fori ,sale th
FruteI Notformjat n ,~ 4i at bis,
oklice
At Cr~ystal "Spalg ~rk, waith or
I without awning.. Ph~one 2is,.:
-For S'>
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stable,-M, peean fi
-and peach tr eegood;
o~ nie ta antd
ha4f c rounc
mare rom te mat
Farme t e±
Price, $1 ~ Applya-s~P
The Golf rl`.
She said: "I sam sweary,
I casinnt make Lm bed,
Nor he!p with the preserving,
Nor dust the room,'"she said.
And leaping from the hammock,
She seised her Tagof sticks,
And udid the eighteen holes in just
Exactly minety-six.
-Philadelphla Bulletin,
In The Bush Of i1950
The owner qf' the. great dairi
was showing a visitor around the
plant.
·"All these thousands of cows,'
he said, -"remilked by machinery,
The milk is conveyed into an im
mense reservoir, from which it if
carried in undergrhund pipes at a
speed of a mile- 'a minute t all
points'; within fifty miles. The
system works perfectly and yet
there is one great drawback."
"What is that?" asked the visi
tor .
,'Well, of course there's no
cream any more. It is impraeti:
cable for us to separate it here,
and in:this age of the world -no
body has time to wait for it, to
rise."-Chicago Tribune.
Automobile Value To The
Farmer'
John Jacob Astor has lately
told the world that the farmer has
a new" friend in the automoble,
The farmer whose horses have
pl'owed all day and who, with his
family,i naturally ineeds recreation
when the ~work is done, will, thinks
Mr . Aeton, invoke his autoimobile
that asa tattonary eagine may
have ,been Cutting feed, sawing
wood or what not, switch the su
tive power to the driving ,wheels.
and with a«, joyful --All atboard
be off ~.o the dearest town,. thouggh
it maia.r lbe miles away.-=hicago
Chrouicle.
on. the Scoi d Presbyterian
Caureh, of - 'itteburg, air forced
throug a refr.pgerator i . t awe
ment; sD to be carried tthrugh
pipes to achk end of evary row of
pes.; Th temperature o the
uditorium eiaL thus be forced
down to 40e degrees. 'Another
feature of the church ias the tele
phope service, 200 telephones al
ready being .connected with the
Bomes of members, that they may
participato in the services ,when
uniiable to attend church.
A apeetal to the Tines-Demo.
mrat ~lrmi Topeka, Kansasa, sayp
Mrse. ;hoebo M. Abler, who is sua
ing lher ehusband Win. i Ables
for divoree, discovered toyday ii
the lbeginning of the trial through
evidence introduced that ee bad
been living with her uciole for
twepty-three lears. The revels
tion caused a sensation to tbibcourt
room, and Judge Dana `promtptly
annulled the marriage contract and
only ehrid'born to the colmple.%
O o . Iforbue with me SoaiJnaot
,{:i 5ýcirsoler-ia ?f~ocukl~
thek of mberlairnie Oolic,- Colerm
:ant Diarjoea Remedy.
Mr~. CW owler otHightower, Ala.,
~l#*r1J~iOD b-isi;iebad ~ii.uei
iiuoglot a p j in aurder at
"EdwaruI ea ounIy eeat of Ulebourue
.:: _ 1º tae°' ways: WItIte there i
at~e oe f;fry et pft. it ave me.
, er torus i a er e%+e~re `formD.
I. nevr~ more bie:. my a tan
Sent to the; *h5 .'.ettor 16 iertaini
c)olerainture,ýbtthe duIstr test'
a. botte o4f O1Mm b4rrbIn Os ik
1CholGMR and. tea,,
piaiugtha~t he bhw at I: bu~ t
that this u~edficle was so ucih~ ,better
he woul i rWt ~teid t mnein tbeU.
sesimb ; Ie tok on dijeeof t lta1 Wag
better to Ave, minutes. The seeoanloe
caedineg* iely.Twa tli juryr
werea Iced n th sa e nert'.scs
sane tw*ty-flv. Bent bottle c#ared the
Uv . dr tt
II S***O ,
£u k7,
:Noyten v h
m1a*
4 group of drummers were" trad
ing yarns on the subeeds of bospi
ta.ity, when one, a l ttle Virgitian
with a humorous eye and a deligL
ful drawl, took up his parable thus:
"I was down iin I.ouisianas last
nonth travelin' "crose sooutry with'
S. J.: Carey (the same being Stone
wall .Jaokson C., at yopt service)
when we kinder got lost in a mighty,
iot.esome sort o' road just about
dark. We rode along ai ight good
pieee after son down! adl dwhen. we
saw a light ahead it took first rate.
We drove iup to the light, ~lndin'
'twas a. house, and wbed If hollered
like a lost calf the man came - ut
and we' asked him to take an in f6r
the night. .He looked atlus mighty
hard; then said -
" ,.'Wlp. a I re kn T kin stand t
yu okin.
"So we unhitched, went :iii, and4
found .'twas only a two room shanty
and just swarmin' with bifildrena.
He had six, from four to eleven
yearbs old, saduas. there didn't :see
to be but one bed. ne n~ ' Stohy
was wonderin what hi' the tihthunder'
would become of us.
"They gave as supper, good hog
and hbominy, the best bey bhad and
then the old woman put bt : twoI
youngest kids to bed. They wrent,
straight to sleep. Then she took
those out, laid them, over i ai the
corner, put the nekt two to bed
and so on. After all the chldre
were asleep on .the loor t. e o1d
folks went in the ,other room ,nd
told us we ould gotto .bed ;if we
wanted, and, bela' powerful 'tire4
out,n we did.
. Well..ar, the nest mornig wen
we woke up; we wet lying over in,
the corner #ith ili kids, andi the
old man and old'iw h hbad' the
bed."- LrplneoVt's Ma gasine.
Lodger (w Lis l ust had a ple
of empty oyter shells aidb;
hbl)-W ai t on earth bav#>n yo
broughi bee for ?Servant- c
eir, the was all wt was ,efets after
I cleaned the inasidea out!.- AI
$lopner ca lt Holid al t
CUR o~.y in . RAC A C
`lin,; tad. Thtfgmentis 1ls -with.,
4a n equal 4owr aprais mid riss
fisorsaoe bJ8. `r
DIER LA `ACT, Juf 3, 88- 0
muar :. ueuL~&
United flutes Laud aI fiie.. j
New O rl nL. July 7, 905.
`Notice is hew*, bR &' *4PtI cm
p1au with the provi~sion ofth at:o
(C.ngr~se of K Jun. 8,1878, wn~t
ftlor `halSei f Of.umibendtits t
State. o , OolitarIaegoNv~a
of M , 189, Je Topsn
8~at~ 'of Loulimina, bas #tbW4days fledin
this ofe his~a w Wtiatue t" 585
=for he laa. o ftewetof sa
tbtioit~n o. , i taislNo.e,
south 3ge Io., W east.,- St.2#eleii
Meridian, and "wil~ offer prasof to,
show: that ;'ho - oi4 ht.a is-mre0
AIuaa1 f Bt or It wtimbe th
for agriwcultua toest
41rkt the Dieric oQt at Cav1iag.
H es a. witness~ hbpo
and4G~eoge Core, of Rmsay, La., and
_Ma~tA. Thomas, tef? C QR4
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