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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27
(Speaiea fir bieie 3eituna.)
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anne6men unb nidt biaigen, mas
Ole mooerne Woral, g.. g. ser
u merifanismlt + t
nno treibt, eerabe oeBpegen
mub es gegen Oieielbe auftreten.
0os Gapittbum lit ni6t perlteinert
nno periteinert alid nidt in Bius
Dem 3ebnten; gleih ieinem &orgGn.
ger SEQ Dem 9rei5ebnten, miro er
f%ortfabren, ben Srrtbiimern Der yup.
tosoate" @elt Die enige @abrbeit,
ibrer Sdlehtigfeit oas emise Git:
tengeIeb, ibren llebeln uno 2eioen
Die aaeinigen Seilmittel Ser 3eli.
gion lnb Stride entgegen5niesen.
Sein @otto beibt: rSmnia refor.
mare in Gbriito!~ CMGes in gbri.
itus 81 erneuern!") aein @unoer,
Dob man iif i'm amerifaniihen
liberal . fatboliiden Eager segen.
martig 10 rubig perbalt uno Die
gli55arbs bonn Noroen Der neniger
iiber bas 2ano iagen. Der Same
Bins" erinnert 5i leb1aft an oas
mon ~poiiumus" Yius oes Neunten
uno ldBt meitere ytolerari poteit",
lin ipite OF tbe SeiuitS ano Ger
mans, falrm eriparten!
@elb' elm Slid aber, Dab nod
cine Madt in Der @elt lit,
melfe iif gleid bleibt, meldJe Dem
ruhloien @etriebe Ger Seranberun-
gen entriidt lit uno rmbebeOlrftigen,
frieOeiudenoen Seelen einen feiten
Salt bieten fam, nelfe etipgs BON
Der Riibe Der @wigfeit unb Der I'm.
perGnberlidfeit @ottes an iif bat.
9ieie Wad)t tritt itns entgegen in
Dem Yapittbum unb Dem jeocs-
maligen 8ertreter oesielben. Seute
lit es Bins Der 3ebnte. als Mann.
batter, beloenmiitbiger 8ertreter Die.
Ter Wad)t fam er Der @elt nit Der.
ielben 6rnge gegeniibertreten, melhe
Der Gpoitel Eanlus an Die Gorins
tier rihtete: safe id meine @nt-
ibliiiie etpa nod Dem Sleiide, 10
oaB bel mir balo ia, balo nein
ware9 Nein; @ott lit getreu, un6
nniere Heoe, mel6e mir bel gud
iiibrten, mar nidt balo ia, balO
nein, eenn au6 Der Sobn @ottes,
Seius Gbriitus, Den mir preoisem
mar niht ia uno neint ionoeru in
linn mar nur ja." 60 lit audi 6es
Yapites Heben, 2ebren, 2e6en elm
lauteres .Sa", Die 8ejabung, Ser
fiinoieung, gertbeiSigung Der emf.
gen @~abrbeiten rno emigen iittlifen
@runoiase, Elm frGftiges, entihieoe.
mes, iurd,tloics. maieitGtiides uSa",
ipelhes uQe Die y9tein", Der 2eug.
ncr mo llngldubigen, Den &obn Der
Saledten ole 3weiiel - @iiiens-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27
Gime Nolmer GpiCohe.

Im Sanlarillg entltano ein ~Nnf'
laui". n@at es loB?" Id,
enc feline Sung batt iif %perlaufe",
10 ipra6en 3weie bes Bottles. -
Ger pornebme Serr reoete ailf cas-
Sinh ein: .@ie beiBt On? $50
ipunnit Cup" - Seine Yptmort. =
Cine alte Srau: nSius, bem BORT
iii? 30 munnit Oh? @em
iinge Sitngc beB 9u2" Ger
aleine INNER: Got meib id nit"
Gin S6usmann NIT aenner.
miene: sag nal Steiner, pie
beiBt III nit Sornomen2" - sd
meiB ct nit" 08ie i6reibit gu
0id?" Ser &leine: sd meiB
ct nit" - D@ie rrft Gid Seine
Wutter?" - Ger Gleine: ,9ie roof
nil, Die ilGllt blob" - Ser Sunge
meint uno iammert: sd meQ no
minger Wlltter!" - Niemano fam
uno StraBe %erfabren. Gno.
lid tomlnt cine @aihfrau, nit ben
gaenbogen iih Blas madeuo: n2oot
mid ems nit Dem Sung ipredel =
Sag ems, Wdnnhe, no boQit Oh
fir Gin9e Batter DER Sdaball
(Sdnops)?" - Ger Sllnge: Id,
beim Bitter" Ia fen.
men ih - iebt CIR mn!" iagte Die
s(lte, mo nit itol5em 9lid 800 lie
nit Dem D1rmc MGnnbe" gum
S1mise.Eitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27
Fir biz katbalifdJem 9nhia-
nerfdJmltm.

g8er Sen III 8aibington 10 bart.
~beoransten fatboliihen Snbiauer.
ihulen 81 &iilie foinmen min, Ser
ioa iih iofort nit Yetitionen INN
Ieriperfulg Der niftswiiroigen
|&tenheus'idcn Bill (bie 1eIBrf Sie
8eripcnoun9 zines Sbeiles Der Den
Snoianer seborenben iosen. 1ribal.
Sonos I'M Sinne Der fatboliid)en
Snoianer, b. /. Si @iiniten Der ia.
tboliiden Snoianeridiilen, perbotenl
piiien miaD an feline gongreBper-
treter 81 lpci,oen. llniere fatbo.
liiden @ereine iolten babel nit
auten 8eiipiel porangeben.
lin idlenniges Sanoeln gu er.
moeliden, fiisen mir naditebenoes
Getitionsiormnlar, beiien man iid
beoienen fam, BEL:
Hon. N. N. Wame bes betr. Con.
greBa6georoneten).
House Of Representatives,
Washington. d. C.
Hon. and Dear Sir:-The under.
signed respectfully draw your atten.
ton to Bill 1867, H. r., and ask you
to give it your fair consideration. DR..
Scharf of Washington will probably
call upon you to explain to You more
fully the object of the rbill and the
reason why we oppose it's passage.
Very sincerely yours.
6olgcn moglidlt piele llnter.
lhriiten.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

Wir ieben einen @reis auf Dem
Stuble Heiri, Der ebenio ipenig oils
Sobannes Der SGufer, Dem Sdilf.
robr gleidt, init Dem bes 8ino iein
Spiel treibt, ober nit Dem Cid.
baume ST. nergleifen lit, iiber ben
Die Stiirme uno Srfane %binbrauien,
obne ibm ettpas anbaben 81 f0nnen
- ndmlih Yapit Biiis Den 3ebnten.
Sn elmer 8elt, in Der mebr oils
je @1es i'm 6luB lit, III iteter @db-
rung, @an0lung, Gerdnoernne be-
g%riffen lit, in Der cine unbeimli6e
llnrilbe unb ltniiderbeit iib aller
2ebensgebiete bemG6tigt bat, Der
Gegierungerl, Der Germaltungen, Der
io5ialen 3uitdnoe uno ginridtnn.
ielbit Der @ilienihaiten ilnb &iinlte,
in Der es foit feline feiten unb bleis
benben @erfe mebr gibt, IN Der aud
Der Gbarafter anfGngt, feline 8e-
it dnoisfeit nnO 3uperlai,
iigfeit 81 perlieren nno baber
Creme uno Sertraien INNER mebr,
ia iait san5 peridwinoet, no man
Dem ,up.to.Date" @eilt folgeno, Die
alugbeit bes 6leiides beiplnbert -
in lolher @elt eriheint Eius Der
.3ebnte ouf Yetri Stubl ais Der
m%iiroige, nnbengiame uno uneridiit-
terlihe 8ertreter Der enigen Wabr.
belt, bes cpigen Hed)tes nnb Der
eniaen Sronung, als Der miroige
8ertreter oes Yapittbums, bas ourf)
aae S,abrbunoerte binourh Ieinen
Character niht perGnoert bat uno
Dem an 5%eitisfeit Der 9runoidse, al
llnperGnberlid)feit Ser 2ebren, an
Observation-Disclosures oes Stano.
pnnftes nidts alf eroen pergleid.
bar lit.
9as lit ia eben beut5utase Die
groBe &lage Der mooernen Welt relp.
Der 2iberalismus ge9en bas Saplt.
tblrm, DOB es Die Neuaeit nidt Der.
itebe, nid)t .up.to.bate" lei, Dob es
feines Sorti6ritts fabig lei Dab es
in persunsenen Sabrbunoertem i'm
WitteIalter lebe, oaB es p0uig Der.
Iteinert lei. Nein, bas YapIttbum
lit nidt perlteinert, aber iein 5un-
ooment lit freilid bon Stein, BON
Grant, mGbrenb Die moberne @elt
auf Dem ltets pediclnOen Slugiano
uito @iiiteniano Der Srrtbiimer, Der
Saunen, Der 2eioenihaiten berum.
trcibt. Gas Yapittbum fennt Die
mooernc. .np-to.oate" @elt MIR, 81
gut, beBbalb fam es 8ieles nidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

Ger 81. @ater empiins elmer fa-
tboliiden Sournaliiten in Tripat.
Muoien5. Sm 2aufe oes @eiprG.
DIES nabm Yius Der 3ebnte aus ser
Sano ieines 9einhers cine Sd)reib.
feOer, uno nafoem er lie geiegnet,
CAB er lie nit Den @orten 5uriif:
u@s gibt beute feline e~rbabenere
Miiiion mebr aiif Der @elt. ais iene
zines Sournaliltcn. SD icgne bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27
(Spcaiea fir bieie 3eitung.)
DER Iretmanrrr- 5taat.

Die Srcimalirerei lit ilberall Die
felbe. Ger fopfloie Siberalismlis
lit langIt banterptt llnO lp1re utter
aeiunfert, penn er niht BON 6rei-
maurertbum, oas binter iDm Itebt,
iiber @oiier gebolten piirbe. llebers
az fineen mir Den 2iberalismls
ODER pielmebr Die Sreimanreret, oils
entifiebenen sSeinb Der tatbolilhen
Snulen auftreten. Sn europa
uno In Siio-Amerifa iino Die Jrei-
malirer iogar feinbieliser ais in ben
Ser. Staaten, neil ibr Sbeal, Der
Gtoat obne 8ott, BORT nod nift 10
feIt begriinbet lit ais bel inns. ulo
TIRE &erri6ait nod in @efabr ltet,
iimgeitiir5t 81 Deroen. 9ies ut 5.
g. Der Sail in Irgentinien nno in
8elgien. Sieriiber ifreibt bas fa-
tbolii6e 9latt .9os iiiOli6e areu5"
bon 9lienos apres: Gin groBes
@ei6rei erbo6 Die liberole Ereiie ais
Die 2egislatur bon Cartilage Del
gitero Elm @eles erlieB, Dos ben
llnterrifJt in Der fatbolii6en Geli-
gion in bieier Yropin5 obligatoriidJ
mdfte. .0as lit elm &iididritt"
fhrie Elm Heoafteur, Der nuf ben
Beifaq Der 9oge wartete. nGs lit
mondiiher Serrotb", rief Elm Inoe-
rer, Der fiirdtete, Der aotboli5is.
mus lperOe iest iein Soupt in Die.
fem fatboliihen 9nnbe erbeben.
,Gs lit unconltitutionea", oonnerte
a2n Grenia" in cinem miitbenoen
4rtifel, iroem lie Ben @oupernerlr
bon Cartilage ouiforoerte, bos @e-
ies 5n petoen ober Oas Sd)ulgc!0
5uriid5libolten, bis Die Segislotur
6as @eieB Suriifge5ogen bo6e,
@em aber Der Gr5proielpten-
mader &ep. Wr. Wtorris cine anti
fatboliife SGulc erriftet, Die pom
gonereB mtcritiibt miro, Damn ere
Beben Oieie liberalen SlGtter fein
@ntriiitungs .@eidrei. Nllr wenlt
Der GongreB Elm proftiides 3ei6en
ieines aotboli5iSmis gibt, Damn
idnnuben lie Dor @utb, unO nennell
es Serrotb al Der &erioiiung.
@enn Ger Staat firfenieinolihe
G6ulen umteritiitt, iiuo lie onmit
einperitonben; iobolo er ober fas
tboliife Sdulen in 0ieiem fatbo.
liihen Sanbe u1teritiibt, oann bridt
ibr Corn los. Die Serfaiiung per.
ipriht, Dab Die &egierrng ole fatbo.
hide Heligion mnteritiiben nerbe.
Die fatboliid)e Heligion lit Staots.
religion, @ie fam Der Staat
feline 8ilid)t criiiQcn? Siderlid)
ni6t, inbem err fremOe G%eligionen,
iouoern Die eigene Heligion unter.
itiiBt uno 5par in ben Sfyulen.
9ur6 hire @erfoilung lit Die Ie.
publif uerpilidtet, fotbolii6e Sfu.
len 5ll unterbolten. 3oS fam aber
Die 2oge nidt perihlllden.
Set einem W%enihenalter iino
MN Die Sdulen religionslos gene.
fen. limo weld)es limo Die Solgen?
@ir ieben I'M ofieutli6en 2eben, oob
Sreue, gbrlihfeit uno @ere6tigfeit
seidmilnben lino, Dob SAB, SaIid-
belt, unebrlidfeit an Die Steae DER
Griitlihen Sugenben getreten limo.
lleberaQ iebeu mir oas 9erberben,
tpeldes Die religionsloien Sdulen
berbreitet baben. 0ie offentliGe
Sittliffeit lit seiunfen; Oas 8anb
Der Che lit gelofert our6 ons @be.
ideioungsseies. Das man forbert;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

Spmbol Sbres geruies. Meine
8orgdnger ieeneten Die Teeen uno
Die @afien Der friItlihen 3rieger;
ih idase mid sIiidlih, uiif bic Sc.
Der zines hriltliden 3eitungsibrei.
bers ben Segen bes Simnels berab.
sufficient"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27
11tas fpielt man iett in
europa?

@elfe Spiele weroen iebt IN
europa am meiiten geipielt?
Mntnort: Aatl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

begaben, INN ben guBpreoiger So
bannes 81 ieben uno 81 boren,
nein Sfilfrobr; bas bonn @inbe bin
uitb fer aetrieben pirD?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27
Plus her 3elJmte NH. ihns 41aptttlmnt.

las iei6 Sbr, binansge-
gangen 81 ieben",
|. fragte ser SeilanO ein-
. NAL Ole Ssraeliten,
mpIrhn IN Sia gNi,Sto s;A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-27

~NHie iiebt es IN einem
% %es. 9st # tf IN
w SauIe aus? Die
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24
NEW ORLEANS LETTER.
Continued from First Page.

The Louisiana Petroleum Company,
domieiled in New Orleans, last Mon
day bought the Canal street ferry
franchise for 1925, 100, much greater
sum than the city council expected to
receive from the sale of the privilege.
The crusade against the "mashersn
of Canal street is being pushed mer-
rily, and the gallants with the goo-goo
eyes may not know where they re go
ing but they re certainly on their way!
There isn't any doubt tn at the move on
ordinance is having the proper effect,
and it is something more than COM
fort-it is a positive luxury-for a
woman to be able to walk vhe length
of Canal street without having to run
the gauntlet of the army Of oglers
which has infested this thoroughfare
in the past. The blessings of our sex
be upon the head OF his honor, Mayor
Behrman!
II has been announced that lack OF
stage settings is causing the delay in
the opening of the Shubert theater in
Baronne street. Just as soon as final
arrangements are completed the doors
of the new playhouse will be opened
to the public, and it is declared the
the season will be decidedly brilliant
one. Il. B.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24
Ynrr Take No Risk

Any student not satisfied at the COM
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What other school will give you
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to be what we claim for them? Write
for our large illustrated eatalogue-it
will interest you. Tyler Commercial
College, Tyler, Texas.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24
CIRCUIT COURTS.
Special Election to be Held January IS,
1907, for seIs elton of Judges-How the
Circuits will be Made Up and
Where the Courts will Sit.

Governor Blanchard has issued q
proclamation calling for a special
election to be held throughout the state
of Louisiana on Wednesday, Jan. 10,
1907, for the purpose Of eleeting six
judges to preside at the sessions Of
the recently created circuit courts OF
appeal for the country parishes. Before
the adoption of the constitutional
amendment providing for the establish
ment of these courts, there already ex-
listed acireuit court Of appeal for the
parish Of Orleans and the only effectthe
amendment will have upon that body
will be to increase the salaries OF its
three judges from $4,000 to $4,000 per
annum each.
The country circuits are to be made
up as follows:
FIRST CIRCUIT.
First Observation-Disclosures OF Calca-
sieu, Cameron, Vermilion, Lafayette,
St. Martin, Acadia, ST. Landry,
Vernon and Iberia.
Second distriet-Wes Baton Rouge,
Ascension, Pointe Coupee, Iberville,
ST. Mary, Terrebonne, Assumption
and Lafourche.
Third district-East Baton Rouge,
Livingston, Tangipahoa, ST. Helena,
St. Tammany, East Feliciana, West
Feliciana and Washington.
SECOND CIRCUIT.
First district-Richland, Concordia,
East Carroll, West Carroll, Franklin,
Tensas, Ouaehita, Madison, More-
house and Caldwell.
Second district-Bienville, Clai-
borne, Jackson. Lincoln, Catahoula,
Union, Bossier, Vim. Webster and
Grant.
Third district-Caddo, DeSoto, Nat
chitoches. Rapides, Sabine, Avoyelles
and Red River.
The first circuit court will sit at
Baton Rouge, Amite City, New Iberia,
Houma, Franklin, Opelousas, Crow
ley, Lake Charles, Thibodaux and
Donaldsonyille, and such other places
as may be necessary.
The second circuit court will con-
vene at Monroe, Shreveport, A1exan-
dria, Natchitoches, Vidalia, Tallulah
and Ruston, and at whatever addi-
tional places in the circuit the court
may designate.
The judges are required to be quail
fed electors, shall have practiced Law
in this state for period of six months,
and shall have been actual residents
of the districts from which they are
elected for at least two years preceding
their election. They will take their
seats March /, 1907, and will receive
salary OF $4,000 per year. The judges
for the first districts of the two circuits
are to be elected for a term of four
years, the judges for the second dis
sricts for term OF six years and the
Judges for the third district for a term
OF eight years. After the first terms the
Judges willuniformly serve eight years.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24

of work of such substantial character
to the lower river as TO give txedness
to the channel and stability to the cav
ing banks, accomplishment Of which Is
the necessary basis Of any plan for
permanent Improvement and deepen
ing OF that part Of the river.
believing present transportation
facilities of the United States TO be in
adequate and wholly unsatisfactory,
we favor appropriations by the con-
gress of the United States in sufficient
amounts to create such additional
transportation facilities as the grow.
ing needs of the nation demand and TO
end that such appropriations shall be
secured, this association recommends
to its representatives in congress dill
gent, assiduous and untiring efforts
TO secure the necessary means with
which to develop deep waterway
Resolutions were adopted protesting
against any treaty made by the United
States with Canada by which the
amount of water to be taken from
Lake Michigan for the use OF the Chi
cago drainage canal shall be limited,
and requesting from the president au-
thorization TO appoint deleg ates to the
convention of the National Rivers and
Harbors Association, to be held in
Washington next month.
The convention was brought to
close with a magnificent banquet Fri
day night, given under the auspices of
the Business Mems League OF St.
Louis. Nathan Frank, chairman OF
the committee on entertainment, offici-
a5ed as toastm aster, and among the
speakers were Gov. G. S. Deneen of
Illinois, win spoke on 1.-THE CONNER
cial Value IL Illinois of the Proposed
Deep Waterways;n Gov. JOS. w. Folk
OF Missouri, who took as his subject
"Missouri's Contributions to the Ca
nal and Gov. JEFF Davis Of Arkan-
sas, whose topic was 1.-THE Valley and
the Waterways Gov. Newton G.
Blanchard OF Louisiana responded to
the toast, ssThe Outlet of the Lakes to
the Gulf W Waterway" saying, in part:
sChicago and st. Louis are plan
ming ship channel from the Great
Lakes to the Gulf. New Orleans
strikes hands with them IN promoting
this great enterprise. Its consumma-
ton, together with the successful pros
ecution of the Panama Canal project,
would make the valley Of the Mis-
sissippi the wonderland of the world.
"With proper Improvement the total
navigable length of the river system,
of which the Mississippi IS the parent
channel, could be made 10000 miles,
more than four times the length OF the
ocean line from New York to Liver
pool, and more than four times the
distance by rail across the continent
from New York to San Francisco.
'sThe making Of this ship channel
from the lakes to the Gulf is neces-
sary adjunct, SO to speak, OF the con.
struction Of the Panama Canal. The
two should go hand in hand. No mat
ter how big and costly these enter
prises are, they are not too big and
costly for this great American people
and nation to handle. The Panama
Canal would be cheap were it to cost
US as much as $500, ZOO, 900, and this
lake to Gulf waterway would be cheap
at s1oO, oo0, ooo.n
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24
LlsT OF LETTERS
eloudiness Of Vision.

Do you know the reason why? It is
because the lens OF your eyes fails to
focus perfectly on a certain spot. Tbs
Tense being imperfect, all the rays of
light do not meet properly. Conse-
quently, partial blindness, headaches
and other ills sure to increase if not
relieved. measure these defects care
fully and scientifically. My glasses
will focus all the light on the spot, re-
lieve you OF your troubles and give
YOU perfect vision. FRED. LINDE,
Graduate Optieian, Railroad avenue,
Donaidaon7ille.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24
Lee Lodge No. 8, Ancient Or
der or United Workmen.

MEETS second and fourth Tuesdays of each
NA month at S p. M. in Masonic Temple. Rail.
rosd avenue. Largest beneficiary fraternal or
der la the world. Life insurance or 5000 at
.osesspossible cost Entire expense OF inisla'
Ination and beneficiary certificate, only S..
Past master workman. Waiter Lemann; Mas.
teF workman, q. ID. Neiancon Foreman, a. g.
Whiddsn; Oyerseer, Charles Langbecker; Re-
csiver. w, j. Leblanc; Recorder, Jno. F. Terrio,
Financier, x. Langbeckers Medical examiners,
Drs. e.. X. Sims and P. 4. Thibodaux. POST
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24
Kenneth Lodge. No. Al +,
Knights of Pythias.

CoNvENEs in Masonic Temple the second
~ and fourth Thursday EVENING" OF each
snonth ut 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed. Sick benefits, funeral tax and all the
joining endowment or Insurance. rank Chan.
calfor Commander. DR.. D. q. Brumfield: Vice
Chancellor Commander, q. Langbecker: Master
OF Work, VIM. A. Terrio; Prelate, Fred. Ian dry;
Keeper Of Records and Seal, J. g. Blum Mas.
kar OF Finances. WIN. Pforgheimsr; Master of
ExcheQuer, Jacob Blum.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24

A special election will be held in the
parish 81 East Baton Rouge on satur-
day, Jan. s, 1907, for the purpose of
choosgag . successor TO District Judge
George &. Favrot, resigned.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-11-24

The lows memorial in the vicksburg
National Military Park at Vicksburg,
Miss, was dedicated with imposing
ceremonies.
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A dredgeboat belonging to the Gulf
Dredging and TimberC Company was de-
stroyed by fire while lying in Bayou
Lafourehe ut point just above Thib-
Odaux.
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Famous Strike Breakers.

Tie most famous strike breakers in the land
aee Dr. Kings New Life Pills. When liver and
bowels GO on strike, they quickly settle the
trouble. and the purifying work goes right on.
Hast cure for conetipation. headache and diEzi-
ness. Is cents at j. j. Leche's drug store.
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The auditor of Mississippi compiled
q statement showing an increase Of
ST. 200, 900 in the states real and per-
sonal property values during the past
wear
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Get busy and pay that poll tax.

The thirteenth annual convention Of
the United Daughters OF the Confeder-
aay was held last week at Gulfport,
Miss.
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Directors OF the, Standard Oil Com.
pany issued circular assuring stock
holders that the company's position 10
unassai1able.
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II was reported il New York city
that agents OF the New York Lifts In
surancs Company are preparing to
organize new company.
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Why do you scratchf Royaline letter Oint-
msnt will stop that itching or your money back.
80 Cents.
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Lodge and Association
Directory.
Oonaldsonville Lodge No. 1850
Knights OF Honor.

MEETS arst and third Tuesdays Of each
w month, at 8 D. M, in Masonic Temple,
Railroad avenue. Life insurance OF $1,000 at
DR.. PanI T. Thibodaux, sitting past dictator;
John III. sehaff. dictator; Wm. q. Hazlip. as
sistant dictator; DIR. T. 81. Hanson, medical
examiner; Jacob Blum, treasurer;J. 3. Blum
draaa. DnnaldacnVflla. In.
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