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3~~ ~CmrrJuly 6, 1907.

S OiBce telephone 24-2Residence phone 24-8

One Dollar a Year.SW Terms, CASH IN AD VANCE.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF

- ST. TAMMANY PARISH

CHURCH NOTICESPreaching at the Methodist Church

in Slidell every first and second Sundayin each month at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. PrayerMeeting every Wednesday, at 8 p. m.

Preaching at the Methodist Churchin Pearl River every third Sunday ineach month at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.Sunday School at 10 a. m.

Preaching at the Union Church intMandevilie every fourth Sunday ineach month, at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.Sunday School at 10 a. m. The hourfor the evening service will changewith the seasons of the year.

The public is cordially invited to at-tend these services.

GEO. W. HIVELEY, P. C.-5-

We have the nicest line of gentle-men's dress shirts in town. Comeand see them. Also gentlemen'sunderwear that is up to the minute.

D. M. WADSWORTH & BRO.

If you want a strictly higgrade coffee for 9c a pound, go tSmith's General Merchandise Storat Abita Spring;. Headquarterfor Hamilton Brown shoes.

FOR SALE.-A Pool Table withcues, balls, racks and everythingcomplete. Apply to R. A. Nor-man.

STRAYEDA small two-year old red roan mare

colt. Left with halter on. A naturalpacer. Has been gone since the latterpart of April. A suitable reward willbe paid for her return to

je29-Om. Emile Frederick.

Bank of Hazelhurst vs. Nicholson. Lumber andCooperage Company.

Twenty-sixth Judicial District Court of Lou-islana, in and for the Parish of St. Tam-many.

Notice is hereby given that under and byvirtue of an order of sale issued by the aboveCourt in the above entitled suit on the 25thday of April, 1907, I have seized, and on SAT-URDAY, the 3d day of August, 1907. during le-gal sale hours, I will offer for sale and sell tothe hlgest and last bidder, for cash, at the prin-cipal front door of the Courthouse, in Coving-ton, Louisiana, the following described prop-ty, to satisfy the judgment rendered in said ac-tion, to-wit: All the timber, of whatsoeverkind and character, upon the following landsin St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, viz--Southhalf of north half of section 43, containing160 acres, all of fractional section 42, both intownship 6 south, range 14 east; north half ofsection 38, township 6 south, range 15 east,containing 320 acres; southeast quarter ofsoutheast quarter of section 8, township 7south, range 15 east, containing 40 acres; allof fractional, sections 15 and 16, township 7south, range 15 east, containing 593 acres"northeast Quarter of section 21 and northhalf of section 22, townspip 7 south, range 15east, containing 200.92 acres.

Terms of sale-Cash, with benefit of appraise-ment.je29-6t T. E. BREWSTER. Sheriff.,

United States Land Office.New Orleans, La., June 8, 1907.

Notice is hereby given that ROBERTHILGNER, of Madisonville La., hasfiled notice of his intention to makefinal commutation proof in support ofhis claim, viz: homestead entry No.25801, made June 18, 1903, for thesoutheast quarter of northeast quarter,west half of northeast quarter, andnortheast quarter of northwest quarterof section 22, township 6 south, range10 east, St. Helena Meridian., and thatsaid proof will be made before the Reg-ister and Receiver at New Orleans, La.,on WEDNESDAY. August 7, 1907.

He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence uponand cultivation of said land viz:

Edward Raiford, Charles Bush, Ar-thur Stanga, Emile Fuhrmann, all ofMadisonville, La.

WALTER L. COHEN,e 15.5t Re< ister.

United States Land Office.New Orleans, La., June 1, 1907

Notice s hereby given that ElvanorWilliams, of Madisonville, La., hasfiled notice of his intention to makefinal five year proof in support of hisclaim, viz: Homestead entry No. 24,519.made May 16, 1902, for the west halfof the' northwest quarter, section 27,township 6, south range 10 east, St.Helena Meridian, and that said proofwill be made before the Clerk oftCourt,at Covington, La., on July 30, 1907.

He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence uponand cultivation of said land, viz:

Ed. Rayford, Ernest Goodbee, FritzStanga and Major Bennette, all ofMadisonville, La.Ja8.5t WALTRaJ. Conta, Register

TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878-NOTICE FORPUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,New Orleans, La., June 1, 1907. (

Notice is hereby given that in compliancewith the:provisions of the act of Congress ofJune 3. 1878. entitled, "An act for the sale oftimber lands in the States of California, Ore-gon Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex-tended to all the Public Land States by act ofAugust 4.1892. CHARLES A. PINGREE, of BayouLacombe, parishof St. Tammany, State of Lou-isiana, has this day filed in this office his swornstatement. No. 1p77 for the purchase of thefractional section 21 and lots 1 and 2, of Sec-tion No. 22, in Township No. 8 South. RangeNo. 12 East. St. Helena Meridian, and will offerproof to show that the land sought is morevaluable for its tim.,er or stone than for agri-cultural purposes, and to establish his claim tosaid land before the Register and Receiver, atNew Orleans. La., on MONDAY, the 30th day ofSeptember, 1907.

He names as witnesses:Berry Todd. James M. Barringer, James Cou-

sin and Norville Cousin, all of Bayou Lacombe,

Any abd all persons claiming adversely theabove described lands are requested to file theirclaims In this office on or before said 30th dayof Sptember, 1907. WALTER L. COHEN,u6-9t Register.

iJUMBERLANU TELEPHIONE & TELEGRAPH COuLong distance lines and tpigphones of

this Company enable you tb talk almost

anywhero in Southern Indiana, Southern

"and LouiSiana. We can put you in quickand satisfactory communication with the

people of this great section of the country.Wo solicit your patronage. Rates reason-able. Equipments and facilities unsur-

passed.• E CALDW••LL, LELAND HUt. T. D. WEE.

Wgshi•• It a •o w . s , * a: s a I Qm' MWsaa.m

Albert M. Mitchell vs. Nicholson Lum-ber and Cooperage Company- No. 806

Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court ofLouisiana. in and for the Parish oif St.Tammany.

Notice is hereby given that underand by virtue of an order of sale issuedby the above court in the above entitledsuit, on 25th day of April, 1907, I haveseized, and on SATURDAY, the 3rd dayof August, 1907,Qiuring legal sale hours,I will offer for sale and sell to the high-est and last bidder, for cash, at theprincipal tfont door of the Courthouse,in Covington, Louisiana, the followingdescribed property to satisfy the judg-ment rendered in said aztion, to wit:All the timber, of whatsoever kind andcharacter, upon the following lands inSt. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. viz-Lots B, E and G. on a map made byLeland J. Henderson, surveyor, in thematter of the partition of the southhalf of the Stephen Apple.vhite claim,all of the Duncan McCall claim, andpait of the John McCall claim, in town-ships 6 and 7 south, range 15 east,Greensburg District, Louisiana. be-tween the heirs of T. A. Mitchell, de-ceased, on July 2, 190{, ana which isrecorded in book "Y,' page 91, of theconveyance records of St TammanyParish. Said lot B is described as fol-lows: A part of the south half of theStephen Applewhite claim. in HoneyIsland, in section 37, and in northwestportion of the Duncan McCall claim, insection 38, township 7 south, range 15east, containing 160 acres, more or less.Lot E, commences at the southwestcorner of the Duncan McCall claim.running thence north 40 degrees and 15minutes west 20 chains to a stake;thence north 25 degrees east 68 chainsand 80 links to a stake set on the west.ern bank of Pearl River; thence south-easterly along the meanderings of PearlRiver to the center line of the track ofthe New Orleans and NortheasternRailroad; thence southwesterly alongthe center line of said track to a pointwhere the southern line of the saidDuncan McCall claim intersects saidtrack; thence south 49 degrees and 45minutes west 22 chains and 41 links tothe place of beginning; said land lyingin township 7 south, range 15 eastGreensburg District, Louisiana, con-tainining 160 acres, more or less.

Lot G being a part of the John Mc-.Call claim, in Honey Island, in St.Tammany Parish, in section 39, town-ship 7 south, range 15 east, containing160 acres, more or less.

Terms of sale-Cash, with benefit ofappraisement.

June 19, 1907.je 22-6t T. E. BREWSTER. Sheriff.

Joseph Bachet vs. Theodore J. Fischer-No. 881.

Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court ofLouisiana, in and for the Parish ofSt. Tammany.

Pursuant to an order of seizure andsale issued in the above entitled actionon the 14th day of June, 1907, I haveseized, and on SATURDAY, the 27th dayof July, 1907. will sell at the princi-pal door of the Courthouse, in Coving-ton, Louisiana, during legal sale hours,to the highest and last bidder, for cash,without appraisement, the following de-scribed property, to wit:

A certain tract of land, with the im-provements thereon, and the rights,ways, privileges and advantages there-unto belonging or in any wise apper-taining, situated in the Parish of St.Tammany, being a part of section thir-ty-seven (37), township six (6), southof range eleven (11) east, containingabout three hundred and thirty-eightand forty-seven one-hundredths (33847-100), bounded on the north and eastby the Bogue Falaya River, and on thewest by the Lee Ferry Road, less lots 1to 10, in square 91; and 13 to 15 insquare 91; lots 1 to 10, in square 94;square 12; lots 13 to 25, in square 94;lots 11 to 15, in square 87; lots 11 and12, in square 94; square 88; lots 11 and12, in square 90; lots 11 to 21. in square89; lots 3 to 8, in square 90; lots 9 and10, in square 90; lots 1 to 10, in square89; lots 16 and 17, in square 91; square86, lot 20, in square 91; lots 17 to 20,in square 90; lots 16 to 20, in square87; lots 18 and 19, in square 91; lots 1and 2, in square 90. All of said lots andsquares will more fully appear by ref-erence to a plat and survey made byPreston Herndon, civil engineer andsurveyor, on the 1st day of May, 1906,and annexed to plaintiff's petition, be-ing the same property acquired by saidTheodore J. Fischer by purchase fromJ. A. Mercier and Robert Upshur. onthe 9th cay of May, 1906, per act passedbefore Abraham Goldburg, a notarypublic in and for the City of New Or-leans, Parish of Orleans, State of Lou-isiana, recorded in the conveyance rec-ordsof St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana,in book 44, pages 372, et seq.

June 19, 1907.je 22-6t. T. E. BREWSTER. Sheriff.

Martin H. Sullivan and Albert GPhelps, Testamentary Executors, vs.John Swenson,

Twenty-Sixth Judrcial District Court ofLouisiana, in and for the Parish ofSt. Tammany.

By virtue of a writ of seizure and salefrom the honorable the aforesaid Court,and to me directed, bearing dateJune 15, 1907, I will offer for sale andsell to the highest bidder, for cash, at theprincipal door of the Courthouse,in Cov-ington, La., between legal sale hours,on SATURDAY, the 27th day of July,1907, the following described property,to-wit-

The east half of the northwest quar-ter of section 30, in township 8, southof range 15 east, St. Helena Meridian,in St. Tammary Parish, Louisiana, con-tainins eighty and twenty-three one-hundredths (80 23-100) acres, with allthe buildings and improvements there-on, and being the same property ac-quired bn John.Swenson from the Unir-ed State•iWot erfment, as per homesteadcertificaiteNo 7131, application 12,155,being duly recorded in the conveyancerecords of St. Tammany Parish,Louisiana, In Book Z, folio 223.

Terms-Cash.June 19, 1907.

Je 22-6t T. E. BREWSTER, Sheriff.

S1RAYED.-White mare, withdark mane and tail; mane on leftside; shoes on all four feet. Reward.

A. EIMER, Covington La.

LABAT'SSTORE and "

Barroom,B. LABAT, Propr.

COVINGTON, LA.

Choice Family G r-~iand Fancy GIIaUC• es

Canned Goods, Etc.

Also a BarroomFirst Class B

Well stocked with the finest Wilnes,Liquors and Cigars.

FRESH KEG BEER ON TAP,Country orders prorfptly attended to.

B. LABAT,Covington, La.

RESTAURANTOpposite Railroad Depot.

E. ROMANO, PROPRIE'ORMeals Served at all Hours. Also

Fresh Fruit of all kinds.

No Trespassing.

All persons are hereby forbidden tohunt, trap, or otherwise tresspass onthe lands of the undersigned underpenalty of the law.

HOWARD A. PIERCE.JOHH D. COUSIN.TAYL R COUSIN.JNO. A. TODD, JR.

The Northwestern Dental Co,When you go to New Orleansto get

your dental work done, be sure to callat the Northw estern Dental Co., No. 1010Canal Street. You will find the finestand best equipped dental office in theSouth, under the management of Dr. L.A. Brewster. Moderate prices; first-class work, is the motto. Everythingstrictly first class, and a ten-year guar-antee on all work.

Open Sundays from 9 to 4; eveningsuntil 8 p. m.

NORTHWESTERN DENTAL CO.,1010 Canal St.. New Orleans. La.

FOR SALE.

One 15000 Capacity Saw MillWith Planer and Dry Kiln All in first

class running order One mile west ofFolsom, La Address

SMITH BROS., Covington, La

FOR SALE.Lot and Building now occupied by

C. C. Champagne & Co., Druggists.Apply to J. M. CLAVERIE, JR.

In care of Miller & Morgan.

TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878 NOTICEFOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, .New Orleans, La. May 3, 1907. (

Noth.e is hereby given that in compliancewith the provisions of the act of Congress ofJune 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of tim-ber lands in the States of California, Oregon,Nevada, and Washington Territory." as extend-ed to all the Public Land States by actof August4, 1892. James Lossett, of McKee, Parishof St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, has thisday filed in this office his sworn statement No.1053 for the purchase of the north half ofnorthwest quarter, and southeast quarter ofr.orthwest quarter of Section 4, in Township6 south, Range No, 10 east, St. Helena Meridian,and will offer proof to show that the landsorght is more valuable for its timber or stonethan for agricultural purposes, and to estab-lish his claim to said land before Register andReceiver at New Orleans, La., on FRIDAY, the19th day of July, 1907,

He names as witnesses:Charles T. Bradley, George W. Core, Thomas

Coyne Rea McKee, all of St. Tammany Parish,Louisiana.

Any and all persons claiming adversely theabove-described lands are requested to filetheir claims in this office on or before said 19thday of July, 1907.

WALTER L. COHEN,mayll-')t Register.

Trespass Notice.All persons are hereby warned and

prohibited from cutting, burning, dead-ening, carrying or floating away, orotherwise injuring or destroying anytrees, timber or wood growing or lyingupon the lands of Poitevent & FavreLumber Company. Any person so do-ing will be prosecuted under the pro-visions of Act No. 103 of the laws of1902. W. G. HUTCHISON,Land Agent for Poitevent & Favre Lum-ber Company. ap 27-t

In the matter of Chas. T. Bradley, Praying fora monition.-No. 882.

Twenty-Tixth Judicial District Court of Louisi-in and for the Parish of St. Tammany,

Whereas Chas. T. Bradley has on the 17thday of November, 1906, by act passed beforeHarvey E. Ellis, Notary Public for the Parish ofst. Tammony. purchased the hereinafter de-scribed property from John C. Friebert, KatyJ. Friebert, wife of Charles F. Dutsch, and theminors, Walter H. Friebert and Frederick W.Freibert, represented by the " utrix, Mrs. Caro-line Schmidt. Whereas said sale was made un-der order of court in the matter of the Succes-sion of John P. Friebert and Barbara Englehardt,his wife, No. 754 of the docket of this Court, inorder to effect a partion of the said hereinafterdescribed property, at a private sale, on theterms and conditions recommended by a fami-ly meeting convened on behalf of the minorsin said proceedings and ordered held beforeHarvey E. Ellis. Notary Public for the Parish ofSt. Tammany, on October 3, 1906, thedelibera-tion of which family meeting was duly homolo-gated, and Mrs. Caroline Schmidt, the Tutrixof said minors, was duly authorized to sign saidact of sale for the purpose of effecting saidpartition by private sale by an order or decreeof the Honorable Court rendered and signedon October 3 1906.

Whereas the said Chas. T. Bradley has appledto the Court for a monition or advertisementin conformity with Sections 2370, 2371, 2372and W73 of the Revised Statutes of the Stateof Louisiana, approved March 16, 1870, andcomonly known as an act for the revision ofthe Statutes of a general character.

Now, therefore, know ye, That all persons in-terested herein and cited and admonished inthe name of the name of the State of Louisianaand the Twenty-Sixth Ju'dicial District Courtfor the Parish of St. Tammany, who can set upany right, title or claim in and to the propertyhereinafter described, in consequence of anyinformality in the order decree or judgmentof the Court under which the Sale above re-ferred to was made, or to any irregularity orillegality in the appraisement, in the time ormanner of the said sale, or for any other defectwhatsoever, to show cause within thirty daysfrom the day and date on which this monitionis first inserted in the public paper, why thesale so made should not be approved and ho-mologated, the said property being describedas follows;

That certain tract of land situated in the Par-ish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana. moreespecially described as follows: The south-westquarter of the southwest quarter of sectiontwenty-nine (29). the southeast quarter of thesoutheast quarter, of section thirty 130), thesoutheast quarter of the northeast quarter ofsection thirty-one 31 ), and the .northwestquarter of the northwest quarter of sectionthsrty-two (321, all in township five (51, southof range twelve t12) east, containing one hun-dred and sixty-two and 13-100) (162 13-100)acres.

Covington, Mai 30, 1907.THOS. M. BURNS,

Judge.A true copy,

JUcLES B. MAILLE,Deputy Clerk.

Children's wash suits and lineasnits at D. M. Wadsworth & Bro.

Smith BrothersSUCCESSORS TO H. H. SMITH & SONS

HARDWAREFEED

PAINTSOILS.

HARNESSWAGONS BUGGIES.

The Old Wayof doingthe family washing is not only laborious and unhealthy,

but is altogether out of keeping with the idea of modern living.

s tandard", Laundry Trays

I -. •makeit possible to do the"wash-ing" with the least labor and bestresults to both mistress and ser-vants. Is there any reason for nothaving a modern "Stamdard'Laundry in your home? If youthinkthecosthigh,consultusand

" DIsconTE T * you will be agreeably surprised.

W. J. KLEIN, Plumber.

S ELIP..ONE NO.288 COVINGTON, -

Tresspas NoticeAll persons are hereby forbidden to

cut any timber, or otherwise tresspasson the lands of the undersigned, in St.Tammany Parish. without permission,under penalty of the law.ap20- y* Mrs. Laurance Cousin.

Mandeville, Madisonville

and Pineland Park.

THE STEAMER

NEW CAM ELIACommencing Saturday, April 20,

Will reave blilneburg. onthe arrival of cars from

. L. and N. Depot, head ofCanal street.

DAILY, (except Sundays andWednesdays 4 r. at. train.

Returning leaves Madisonville,DAILY, at 4:40 A.M.

Water and weather permitting

EXCURSIONSMandeville, Lewisburg, Madison

ville and Pineland Park.

SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS8 A. M. Train.

Freight received daily at the Louis-ville and Nashville Railroad depot, headof Girod street.

W. G. COYLE & CO., Agents.No. 323 Carondelet at. cor. Union.

For Madisonville and uovrng-

ton.

The" Schooner

JOSIE WEAVERH. T. G. WEAVER... .MANAGER.

Will leave head of New Basin, NewOrleans, every SATURDAY, 3:30 P. m

Returning, will leave Covington everyWEDNESDAY, at 12 K.

RATES OF FREIGHT:Cotton, per tale.......... 50 centsDry barrels .................. 15 centsSacks............. .... ... 10 cents

Other rates in proportion.J. J. CLARK, Agent,

iead of New Basin 'Ye,. OrlIans.

For IMadisonville and Coving-ton.

The Schooner

SOSA .6.Will leave head of New Basin, New

Orleans every TUnBsDar, at 4 P. x.Returning, will leave Covington every

MoNDAY, at 10 A. xJ. S. JONES ........... AGENT.

RATES OF FREIGIIT.Cotton, per bale............50 cents.Dry barrels ............. 15 cents.Sacks ............... .... .. 10 cents.

Other rates in proportion. a

JONES &PICKETT- owners.Office in Covington, on Columbia street

nadisonville and Covinaton

The Schooner

EMMA HAWKINS.C. H. WEAVER, Manager.

Will leave head of New Basin, NewOrleans, every TUESDAY, 3:30 p. m.

Returning, will leave Covington oeveryFRIDAY, at 12 m.

RATES OF FREIGHT.

Cotton per bale ............... 50 centsDry Barrels......... ... .. 15 centsSacks .............. ...... 10cents

Other rates in proportion.

Trespass Noticeo

All persons are hereby warned and

prohibited from cutting, burning dead-ening, carrying or floating away, orotherwise injurlng or destroying anytrees, timber or wood growing or lay-ing upon the lands of the Salmoen Brickand Lnmber Company, Limited. Anyperson so doing willlbe prosecuted un-der the provisions of Act No. 108, ofthe laws of 1902.

Salmen Brick & Lumber Co., Ltd.-my,-lv.

W • HY not use Concrete BuildingBlock for tha* building you

want in the Fire Disstrict or anywhereelse? Looks better, is stronger an'.,heaper than brick, For information,see

JOS. C. BECK,

ARCHITECT and BUILDERCOVINGTON, LA.

P. O. BOX 352 TEL. 182.

St. Scholastica's AcademyCovington, - - La

BOARDING AND DAY "' IOOLThe Scholastic year is (" led into

two sessions of five mont. each-thefirst begins the 1st Mono - of Septem-ber, the second, the 1st Ihnday of Feb-ruary.

Boys under ten years of age will beadmitted to the Day School.

Bates of Tuition for Day pupils:per month.

Primary department $1 50.Intermediate department 2 50.Senior department. 4 00.Academic department 5 00.

For further information apply forcatalog. Address,

BENEDICTINE SISTERS.Covington La.

John Steiner. EXPERT

Sheet and MetalWorker.

Plumbing, Gas andSteam Fitting, Etc.

COVING-TON. LANext to John Theobald's Black-

smith Shop.

W. A. Dutsch,COVINGTON, LA.

Deep and Shallow WellContractor.- : ALSO :

Plumbing, Pipe Fitting.Apply to Ozone Lumber Co.

Phone 40.All orders pomptly attended to,

and satisfaction guaranteed.

8 ALOON.FRANK CARAMBAT

Proprietor.

No. 107 DECATUR STREET.

Old Number 5. Ielephone 706

Opposite the Postoffice.

New Orleans, La

SM. F. MeilleurWatches, Clocks

and Jewelry Repaired.PIANOS and ORGANS TUNED.

Shop at Ab. Blattner's, on Bostonstreet. All work guaranteed.

mhl6-tf.GEO. KOEPP, JR., President.

W. G. KENTZEL, Secretary.

For Madisonville and Covlngton.The Schooner.

ANITA D.L. P. DELCROIX.. MANAGEr

Willleave head of 9ew Basin New

Orleans, every WEDNESDAY, 8:80 P. M.Beturning will leave Covingtov every

SbATURDAY at 12 a.RATES OF FREIGHT.

Cotton, per bale............50 centsry Barrels..............l15 cents

Backs.................. ....... 10 cen L

Other rates tin proportlon.

The WIle Fied cI hlseLife PHONE N0 o. :

FireHealth IAccident Insurance,Buyl l JNO. B.' KENT d CO.

Southern Hotel Building.Fidelity dsoveFoldo a+Ndbt SpiteBRANCH OFFICES - Mandeville,

Madisonville, Foloom and Abita Spring

r-- - ww---ww

- tt tttmmm tttt!1trt mmt m 11T IMIM M't

" CITY DRUG STORE.COVINGTON, LA Opposite the Ba -uildln, ag

Prescriptions filled Promptly-Day and Nig-

A Full Line oft`

PERFMES FRESH DRPGS.. FANCY CARDS FR S DR

and AN DLOWNEY'S TOILET

CHOCOLATES ARTICLES.ARTICLES.

Always Fresh. J. L. WATKINS, Prop

E. V. RICHARDSUCCESSOR TO RICHARD & BARRERE.

REAL ESTATE ANDRENTAL AGENTS.

Next to the City Drug Store.PHONE 300 COVINGT LA

The M. B. C. AN1n1S

Will positively cure any case of DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERE and

CHOLERA INFANTUM. Absolutely harmless. Full instruotions

with each bottle. Endorsed by Doctors. Price .50c. Ask your

Druggist to get you a bottle. At wholesale by blINIlAY, DICKS

& CO., PARKER BLAKE & CO., 1. L. LYONS & CO.,New Orleans, La.

SDIXON ACADEMY. d ;Corvington, 'ea.

One of best and most completely equipped Preparatory Schools in theSouth. Thorough courses in all branches. A new ten thousand dollar gym.nasium, with a large swimming pool in connection wjth it, has been added.

DAY TUITION.High School Grades ........... $15 00 Per TermGrammar Grades............. .... $9 00 Per Term

WILL OPEN OCTOBER 1, 1906.Owing to the success of the school in the past, and the fact that only alimited number of pupils can be accepted, it is requested that applicants for

admission for next session will send in their names as early as possible.

SCHOLARSHIP TO THE COVINGTON PUBLIC SCHBOOL.DIXox ACADEMY offers a free scholarship, for the High chbool depart-ment, to the pupil of the Covington Public School who makes the highest

average in his or her final examinations.

For Boarding Department, see catalog,

Wnm. A. DIXON, Principal.

.... .' G. E, MILLAR.IReal E~atatt Agi•t

ABITA 8PRINGQ8, LA."

.g,,Agent forPrTTsSnoa STEEL WIRE FcCh _

CYPEre's INcncTaons aeoD PoUultU

POST OFFICE BOX. 8.

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JOSEPH GERSTNERFURNITURE MOVER

Furniture taken down and put up, packed andshipped. Pianos a specialty.

MATTRESSES MADE OVER.WAGON.TO HIRE

Phone 228. Covington, La. *

Well Driver.Wil drive wells in Coviwgton

and vi.nity.

THOROUGH 'EXPERIESNCE.

Telephone No. 282., E ::