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"The Blessings of Government, Like the Dew from Heaven, Should Descend Alike Upon the Rich andhe Poor"

W. G. KENTZEL, Editor. COVINGTON, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LA. SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 903. VOL XXVIII-NO 24

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J. 8. JONES. J. F. PICKETT.

iii..IIOES & PICKETTi..

A fulllineof

Sprint ISummer 60oods*La s' aenl Gots'

Frislll Goods .OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

W TaJilor ,Caade suit

•"a.3 tes .te ,

Ld Coats and TacketssAll Styles ana Prices.

Also a Fine Line of

jWi nlbzoidery and Laces !Baby Christening Suits.

*, A Fine Line of

FLANNEL SHIRTSLATEST STYLE HATS

SUITS AND NECKWEARS A ALSO, FINE SHOES

Get Our Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere. *

Corn, Cracked Corn, Oats, ,• Bran, C. S. Meal, Hulls, Hay. g

SFlour, Meal and Grits

Farmers should remember that we sell

i FERTILIZERS.All the year round.

Two Schooners Coming in Weekly.

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i LOWEST PRICESAs Our Buyer, Mr. Jones, Knows How to

Protect the Interest of his Customers.

11i GIVE US A CALL-"m

No Trouble to Show Goods. o

- PAUL SEGOND. LEON HEBERT.

SEGOND & HEBERT,SGEWERAL LINE OF

Groceries and Feed.Fruit and Vegetables.

ECCS ALWAYS ON HAND.FISH EVERY WEDNESDA, FRIAY AND SUNDAY.

r TELEPHONE NO. 1. .... FREE DELIVERY.

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ALL WERE BAFFLED.Word comes from Wake. Ark. that

Rcv. Jno. X. Cox had a strange maladyaccomnpanied by yellow janadice. For12 years, physicians were basled andthongh everything' known to the pro-fossion was used, tho trouble remained.One day he began to use Electrie Bittersand in a week, a change for the bettercame and, at length he was entirelycured. It's the most reliable medicinefor Liver and Kidney troubles. Only 500and guaranteed by J. L. Watkins. ofthe City Drug Store.

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Queer Effect of GenerosityMiles M. O'Brien, ex.president

of the Board'ot Education, droppedinto the efices of the GuardianTrust Company the other day tohave a chat with Bird S. Coler.

In the course of the conversationhe related one of his experienerswhile visiting a West Side Gram-mar School. He asked a number ofquestons of the various pupils totest their knowledge of the branchestaught. Of one of the small boysin the arithmetic class le asked:

"If your father should giveyour mother $3 to-da3 and $6 to-morrow and $5 50 the next day,what would)be the result?"

The boy, who was at the bottomof the class, replied: "She wouldhave a flt."-New York Times

the best physic: Chamberlhiu's toa..-ach and Liver Tablets. Easy to take:pleasant i, effect. For sale by V. I.Frederick. d.ruggi+t

A curious will case has beendecided in Paris. A rich man wellon in years married a youngwoman and settled his fortune onher. Later he discovered that shehad misconducted herself withanother man almost since the dayof his marriage. The blow killed him.His reatives brought suit to havethe settlement set aside on theground that the widow had dit-played the blackest ingratitudetoward her late husband. Thecourt admitted the validity of theargument and have set aside thesettlement in favor of the relatives.

A DEMONSTIIATION OF WHAT CHAMBERLAIN'SCOLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA

REMEDY. CAP DO."One of our customers, a highly re-

spected citizen of that place, had beion -ten ye6rsd a sufRerer from chronic diar-rhoea," w'ites Walden & Martin, drug.gists, of Enterprise, ItI. "He had needvarious patent preparations. and beentreated by ph;sicianm without' any per-manent beneit. A few t..onths ago hecommenced taking Chamnberluia's C.lio.Cholera dnd Diarrhoea emnedl:- and ina short time wrs entirsly cured. Manycitizens of Enterprse who know thegentleman will testify to the truthltful-

nees of this statement." For s te by V.II. Frederick. druggist.

Prof. Hohen Linden, of theUniversity of Cutathpercha, claimsthat the malady known as Love iscaused by the sting of a micro-scopic insect whiib he calls "Carpaxamorosus " Tlis insect, lie says.always seeks the hypercardiac regionand leaves its sutng just over theheart. The sting contains an or-ganic toxine- which induces a mildform of temporary Insanity, theeffect usually passing off, however,in from three to live weeks.

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An old sea captain, under theimpression that hlie was saying agood thing, asked a lady passengerwhy moet never kiss one another,while ladies waste a world of kisseson. feminine faces. "Because,"the lady replied, "the men havesomething better to kiss, and thewomen haven't." -''lt-Bits.

An exchange says it is a conso.

latlon to know that some day we

will all be as rich as Morgan and

Vanderbilt. Six feet of earth lev-

els us all.

The Quarrel: ' How did ithappen?" "Well, sihe insisted ongoing to the club, and be threat-ened to go home to his father."--Judy.

"You write your'fir*t name verywell, indeed, Miss Pinkie," criti-cised the writing teacher. "but youmake a sad botch of the 'Johnson'part of it." "'What is the dif-ference, Mr. Spencer?" askedthe pretty girl. -'I expect tochange the Johnson part of it

some day."- Chicago Tribune.

A SURE TINlCG.It in sail that nothing isa sn:e except

death and taxes, but that is not alto-gether true. IDr. KiLa's ew Discoveryfor Con.umption in a sur cure for allInng and throat troubles. Thousandscan testify to that. Mrs (C. 3. Van Metre

of Hhepherdtown. WV. Va. says "I had asee ere ease of Bronobitls and fo: a year

tried everything I beard of. but rot norelief. One bottle of Dr. King's NewDiscovery then eared me :.molately.It's infallable for C(+oup. Whoopingcoah, Grip, Pnennuln oenl (onsu, p-tion. T'ry It. It's guaraatned by J. L.

Wautio,. uf the (•ity Drag Store. Trial

bottles free. Itegualr sizes ~0) and $1.00

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ISTABLISHBD OOT. 1. 1900. IA,

Dixon AcademyCovix=gto ., La.

the school year Ib divided into three terms, as'followS:

FALL TERM, OCTOBER Ist TO DECEMBER 21st, 1902

WINTER TERM, JANUARY 2nd TO MARCH 2nd, 1903. R

SPRING TERM, MARCH 22nd TO JUNE 14th, 1903.Jo Student will be Received for a Shorter Period than One Term ACCO

C01xCharges for Day P.upiless

Primary Grade .......... .... $5 00 per Term

Grammar Grade...................: $9 00 per Term Bra

High School Grade...... ......... $15 00 Per Term -

ALL DUES PAYABLE EACH TERM IN ADANCE. l

Winm. A. DIXON, Principal. _

SJos. BARRERE, JR. ,B. BARRERE

BARRERE 3ROS.:COVINCTON, LA **e TELEPNONE NO ?

1)RA UE LE S IN

CGENERAL MERCHANDISE =;CONSISTING OF • i

Dry (Goods, Notions, IS. '- Groceries, -- - PR.

S rats Shoes and ClothainaM.

Ed u B11o' . leal and 0-rite.r And all kinds of Feed and other articles too numerous to mention .

f Give us a call and be convinced that we cen suit you with both 410a- Low Prices and prompt Service. 410r Highest Price Eaid for Country Produce.

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TiTHE JACKSON STORE,ABITA SPRINGS. pI

NEW, GOODS. FRESH GROCERIES.

Good Boots and Shoes a Specialty. -t

. .. . . .. .-FARM IMPLEMENTS. FREE DELIVERY.

Bank of Covington. LICOLN RABBTITRY.CAPITAL STOCK $25,000. SURPLUS $5,000

OFFICERS "

C. Z. WnwmAxs, Preeident.J. S. Jois, Vice-President.Jos. DEar, Cashier.

BELc•cIA HARE• - Registered andWe do a general banking business. I ored, prices on application. i

Buy and sell exchange.Give us your deposits, large or small. HEALTH Y STOCK -- UARANTEED.

and we extend to you facilities for safe,and conservative banking i N. J. DU PLANTIS, Covi ng ton, La. "

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A. MONPAT & SONS, WALL PAPER.Attractivepaterns put on your

ABITA SPRINGS, LA. walls for less money. •hau you*In.Conrad's Hall. can buy the paper for else-

where. You have no trouble;BAR ROOM your work to done right and

a BAR ROOM as cheap as reliliable work is:.

-AN'D-- possible to be done.House painting and decorat-

RESTAURANT. ing In all Its branches.Rererents furnished. Esti-

erm Acc0mm0dation House mates given free of charge.Work,guaranteed. ,

S- - for ,GNests Samples brought to you/'" for the asking.

Bramch Sotse. West Ed. F. LANGWORTHY,r-a . O... s, "End P. O. Box 82. Ccvin L1t 1. I, .

IS READY TO FURNISH K OYOU ALL KINDS OF....

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SSTOVE N.FIRE WOOD [2 ,•.cUT TO ANY LENGTH. -•

DELIVERED IN TOWN...... TELEPHOE NO. 92.

PRESTON & STAUFFER, *J. B. WORTHAM.

I IMPORTERS AND Has just received atfull line ofb WHOLESALE GROCERS, n

Represented by- FURNITURE

Always on Landi a well ,selected assortment of

l S M. POOLE. staple aira Fancy aro-

Scerie s, Dry Goods,

.. l .tions, Shoes and H atsJohn Steiner, Canned Goo ds, _oi-

SPractical Slater 18 kinds ;ee and= and Tinsmith. and Pains.

The public are invited to inspectCOVINGTON, LA he same before purchasing else-

where. Telephone ordersr promptattention. Free delivery." Next to John Theobald's Black-

COVINGTON, LA.Corner of Columbia Lockwood Streets. Phone 51t,. •

f Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, .HaS - Hats, Hardware, Buggiles,

ed and Wagons, and a full line of..LionT. *TEED. FANCY ":- G ROCERIES'.

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