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Tob be drawn in Baltimore November Is, 1913.
rs numbers-I6 drawn ballots
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital So coo, 900
GEO MORGAN, President; S. c. BELL, Cashier Direct
ors s. Stewart r. w Montgomery, b. F. Fox, U. H
State Jacob OFT for Mechanics Socie ty Levi PIERCE
Attorney; H. B. Cenas, Notary. Dise0lHt Days Mon
days and Thursdays
City Bank Capital 100000. SAMUEL j. PETERS
President; r. J. PALFREY Cashier Ilirectors s. J. Pc
tes William II. Avery, p. Coney .Jr., J. K. Shaw, j. w
Stanton w. P. Converse, A. Hobart Jr., G. w. Sques
Sawve, J. r. Russell, +. Jody, VIM. Aing. II. Locket
Attorney; II. b. Cenas Notary. Dis daily,
Branch at Nachtoches-A. Lemea, Cashier; Branch al
Baton Rouge-L Shoppers, CASHIER
Canal Bank-Capital 100000 GLENDy BURKE Pres.
ident; N. N. WILKIxsoN, Cashier Dirscfors William
Henderson, VIM. NJ Goodrich. j. l.. Bogert James L. Nc
Lean, Frank herro j. ?. Whitney F. B. Conrad Attor y;
l.. Hermann; Notary. Discount Davs: Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Branch at Alexandria b. Chew Agent; at
Bayou Sara-E ilumtord, gent; at Frankn-R. Hare,
Agent; at DoIntidoa:iIle-E, J. Tcbaul Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital 50 1000 co., J. b. b.
Wong, President; RICHARD REL: Cashier. Directors
VIM. 7. llepp r. B. Harris, r. bugier, Pierre Poutz A.
Mltenberscr, A. Carere, james Reed, Felix Grna-
Felix GFima, Attorney; Achlle Chiapea, Notary. Dis
Marinsville-Ransom Eastin. Agent
Bank of Louisiana-Capnal 81, 600 OO0 w w MoNT-
GoMEkY, President; RoB'r NJ. DAVIS, Cashier Direct
lanes Hewitt, Amb5ose Laniear, VIM Vogel, Chris
oa GedapG D fms obn Ray Ns, Tr9pa Alfred Her
Henslaw and Cuthbe Butt, for the State. Levi PIERCE
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at Donadsonyle-John
Chastant, Agent at Baton ROUGE Aenard Agent at
St Francsvile-J. N. Maynard, Agent at Alexandra-
R. c. Hynson Agent; at Opelousas-E DeBalon, Agent
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
soNs Of TEMPERANCE.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF @sEsM
snd D o Of sHgf Of the bsfh en-
a sefed a' G Powe Fl, &c t e see
TI q M Wozencraft, r. REYNOLDS TGppn G Chap
r. S,,,s,s sso Sc GoPd"s'o A Mclean" Sc"
'n bEG 4, or at C5gs
tai FG9n Val Waa;m a sGSHPapf; 5s W RS9t@y
hi " " Xhsi R. fpf: Y e 1T Gldts1
saa, TEMr T.s OF a 9N 9s~ No Pass
son Y r: ": Powell y "; l. r Ms!lv1ipe, Y y
BaIfes " ii JOIN Skinner, W q; Jacob Munfon " s
Jp 5ch RsnSe TEMfE OF HONOR No. mee,. every
G es Tq W so At wy II aa! MVgSPF 2ss
ep r. + p Hsnss'WyV B ba d BT VIM ow
o 4 SS%9' TEMFE Of ?f @SoR
The Cgsa Fount Hall No 22 Teheupioulas street every
Gf Bruce re+'ayG fEfn'Ts At Ba a TT p Hes +
+ ai Sst, u r. fs BLY, 3 4 E Y WI vi;
Tsn s TEsF sf'H of fHoToR No.
Of Pelican DIVISION No. corner Of s. chS!ss and Conn
WE off5 G5 S D,ssf ET" N Try
asPf brVs6 Sssn Ss ss. Every wednesday
evening at baifpast clock the sons 81 Temperance
s on the of So c na St Hoe
siSesd tie pfesnf Hl p; J9sq !
MofS r :ta G'FH s%$ SsE?' dmss
Burke G; Thomas Curran A &; Isaac Mckenzie, s;
N 6cEhS S'Bfd Itsi6N No msets every "Wednesday
evening at in Margnys Bnangs F1pnt LIE, deyee
kfss cso 4 a AnFf ( 'hsai0 ss
M'fhYlas & S9sE l%,spsS' Mitchell
UNION DIVISION No sameets every Friday evening
ss;sH f T%z' ! f Msisa y Es5s5
ckfSfhk E1TST every T49t.sy
b 3 srson T E" sn & 4 B. R ys"e9
&C; J. Babcock, s. A. &. Glover, o S; r. l.. Bruce,
meets asy aenns IN N Si Fellow on
vAGEY ' It,
every at Unity Hall, Third Municpaity. Officers,
Ne"h IfishaI Keaa EAi w. Tpnju 8?
John Gray, r; samuel Kennedy q; Ed Grundy, A C;
'1%si 3sfH W% 6sk every Tuesday
ZANE # ~ ESSs Nous nq11
csas F i 5sd ssS III lasas ssd s4
by 81 fana Mo NG sf mss ever, Friday
a ossni sy Office Third ManifSv'y
fOrnby, w l., j. H. fanneTgtili, w n W. iiusheI II
$ George sherwood, AIRS; John McCay, + $; J. ].
,ugenbuhl, II w. S. Kyle, G. William Low "A &; Chas.
Rhodes, J s John Skitngton, OS.
YOUNG MEMS MAGN OLA DIVISION, No. 12-
every Friday evening, at half past O'Clock in their
Taylor, w P; Peter iiaberg, w A Horace G: Iodng, r
$; Avery Barlow; A R s. George X. Fitch; S Henry
S; NJ. Collie o S; E. Harper PWP
FOUNTAIN DIVISION; No: 13Io1ganize ed Saturday
ahe corner Of 3, Charles and Gomm9n streets Officers
$; Thos L. HALEY, A r S Chas. Vanderdoes w F S;
Geo ssnmw R r. AeH sathe,anI g ;. Wm i Crane
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No. l. Daughters of Tenn
perance-was instituted December a. l47. Meets every
Algier
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LAFAf EFiE LODGE-under the jurisdiction of tho
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The parish of West Felcana shall form one District, and
The parish OF Point Coupee shall form one District and
The parishes of Concora and Tensas shall form one Dis
The parishes of Madison and Carroll shall form one Dis
trict and elect one Senator.
The parishes of Catalonia, Franklin and Caldwell shall
form one District, and elect one Senator.
The parishes l of Qnacita, Moreiouse Union and Jack
son. shall form one District, and elect Senator.
The parishes OF Claiborne and Bosser shall form one Dis
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Debate in the Menagerie.

(Repoted exclusively for the John Donkey
LION trismg). Ughrooooi Ugorooooo uh!
TIGER Gangrily). Uhrouw rrrrrouh eaouwh
LEOPARD (sptefuily). Eyall-ow! yahow.
RHTNoCERos (dnbionsiy). Oongckf! Oongckf!
LION. Ughroooo rrrooo! roooh! roo! roo
roOh RrrrrrrrrRRRRRRR Oounhooo0oOoOoRRR RR
RRhurrrrrrrOOHR!
WILDCATS (together) Yeow EQUIV! neaowne
a-a-a-a-a-a- ow-NEow! eeeeEow! Ea-a-a-aa-a-o
-A-A-A-a-d-a VOW! Phisfz!
SERPENT (slyiy). 'tsssssssss!
MONKEY Qaughmgly). Cheh-yah-cah yah
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HYENA (ferociouslO Yangph! 'Nyah 'Nyamnf,
LION (decidedly). OOGIIRRRRRR,
Criminals come to order. and tie Monkey looks
Craze. A Baboon comes too near The cage Of HE
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I. .. ..
Time, Places of Holding Meetings, ind Officers of the
SercynI I,Odees.

Races LOiding DHc9rS
Seoc'nl Lodges.
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA ,,,sIess4.ssxszes
e; s sna at t. z a""f Ap s Iuy ana
of Tchonpitoulas and Poydras streets, over
ss S Mses state E Sh"s q sf ,s l
f. Me'sssi I + Anssy; Fsfsy2S
IPi$sI r. i SSss ,nsn a. q. Of W..
f"1 on F g. "f ees seeea Ty:os o1
XIV Wis RffR5g IS6GE No. Wn s: s asny
E. anse Hn EG JOHN mhy n5 oSn aaSms
Union LODGE, No; aeets in the Hall Of the G,apd
Benald Cohen i VT. sidney Ref Secretary; T. Nil
tsH REsGEST 5G So svess r"a
i 5%.i 3E ssp!s & s sss f S
sy JEFFERsoN LODGE. No. mee every Tuesday
street street, 3Ia ayf W Y@uSht &
.TEUToNtAs LODGE, No 1o--mssts every Tuesday
ees-J of G; Philip WiImann, G. T. Hermann ann
5fsfEf \ G$EfS'S'e mee every Tuesday
Vii VIZ G C. Fsasafs 4 M Mo fssneg
'cSo5MaMERcIAL LODGE. No. 1a-meets at the Hall of
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HOWARD LODGE, No. 13-Instuted Nov T. 1876
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streets. Otfcer-F. w. Deesderner n G.; John c. Larue
yG; J. G. Dunlap Secretary; l., A. Levy Jr Permanent
Secretary j. c. Taylor Treasurer
HOPE LODGE, No. 14-meets every Wednesday at
Asnry Bier Ro tama ' B. Benz os soy
6EhTA %6bGE No. eai?-s every Monday night a,
O'Clock, at Crescent Hall, Camp street Otiicers-C r.
Esin, y Ct Nj l.. McJilton, G.; Bernard Magone Sec.
retary; r. Barclay Treasurer
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 16-meets every Friday even.
ing. Mt Crescent Hall, in Camp st. OtfcersP C. Wright
Nc; G. w. R. Baily VIC; Harmon Doane, Secretary
Dudley Chase. Treasurer
COVENANT LODGE, No, 17--mees in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No g. Third Municipality every Tues
gay evening. Oicers-T A. Packard n G; d. b. FORBES
ii 4 DSmeyer, Secretary; Daniel Wheeler Treasurer
NAIl0S AL LODGE No 1S-meets every Friday even
ns ~ 10 'harres street. Otcers-Joseph Saliba G;
F, >. homeh, G; V. Aeman, Secretary; j. Font
ETOILE PoLAIRE, No 1a-meers every Monday even
ins at Friendship Hall No I6 Cartrcs street 0tiicer
F. parent' y O. c. Amme G; A. de Armas Secretary:
L. Beau, Treasurer. ' 'NNs'"'''
. INTERIOR LoDGEs-FeIciana Lodge No 4. meets
at Bayou sara DE Soto Lodge No T. at BATON Rnngs
Louisiana Encampment. No. 2, at Bayou sara
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" Z y y 9 \ H.,
MEDICAT,


URINARY affections, symptoms. virulent diseases b
peculiar in their nature, that unfortunately but Y
are able to discuss them. 1t therapeuca fact of
ance the more the disease penetraes into the system Ky
specific nature and undergoing the transformation vi
tend to assmlae to diseases OF another nature the
ticut does the treatment become. General Syphilis N.Y.
taneous, and takes place under host of different meda
properly distinguished yield to professional treatment Of
rative oreI and the safest method Is radical cure Of I
time subdung their characteristic chain of serious comn
DR. MALLON, 78 Canal street thoroughly and eiectu.Ss
cures all of those diseases The Doctor contempates 10y
few cases on record in the annals of the healing ant rS
afford more striking proof OF my triumph disease H.
this city that was looked upon desperate and beyond
reach of human aid DIR. MaIons offices at 78 CANT
Street The Doctor has removed to 70 Canal street G
doors from Royal street. mh7 On
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DAILY CRESCENT Il,
THE TORTURED BOOR.

rTbe following humorous translated from tn
German of Kderner by David Veider a Scotch poet.1
A rumor through the village runs
That Gretchen Eve been wooing
The little hypOcrite fear
VIII yet be my undong;
While that nnwieiiy booby, Hans,
Met with her as il were BY chance,
A nd s0ured her to the village dance
Now only think of that
Next Easter it will be year
/ .craped some cash together,
And bought the mink a nbDon rare,
And exc a bran new feather
To grace her Sunday hat;
Next week with and alarm,
And iush'd with Indignation warm.
saw them walking ann in arm
Now only think of that
Next Sunday in the chapel loft
| went TO my devofons,
Resolved to Danish jealousy
And all such silly notions;
And gravely down sat;
But alb when beheld the pair,
Alas could not JON IN prayer;
Now only think of that
To visit her | deck d myself
NV grandsire's buckles in my shoon,
Ny fathers Sunday vest
Ny unce's white cravat
But when came the bird was flown
They both had to the greenwood gone,
And there they flirted all alone
Now only think of that
Impell'd by mingled rage and love
For this false hearted woman,
sought that bury traitor Hans,
And met him on the common,
My ribbon in his hat
With heart and hand we at il went.
Like boodhOunds struggling on the bent;
He thrasled me TO my hearts content
Now only think of that
Heaft-sick and lame, Iimp'd within,
A month and happy more;
At length ventured forth, and found,
Myself at Gretchen's door,
When, stealthy a cat,
peepd, and saw the clownish knave
Kneel down and kiss her hand-the slave
wishd myself in mothers grave
Now only think of that
All fahhIess Gretchen think upon
The bliss we both enjoyed,
Ere Hans, the hound s-foot, your heas,
And all my hopes destroyed
By his malicious chat
long farewell-I'lI poison take,
Ordr0wn myself in yonder lake,
Or twist halter round my neck
AT least IN think OF that
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