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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-05
~Se neeesitan buenos ven
dedores para este peri6dico.

~ seam DIAz NAVARRO ha
esEahaecido su o6cina de Abogado y de
Notarfa en- eeta ciudad, calle de San
Iusto ndmero IS.
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor
tes de Distrito de toda la Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose as{ mismo al
exanen de de tituIos de propiedades,
incorporaci6n de Corporaciones del
pals = extrangeras y trasmitaci6n de
expedientes de expropiaci6n iorzosa.
Aceptando la noble competeucla
hoy establecida en- el ejerclcio de Las
rnfasiones de Abogado y Notario, el
seiior DIAZ NAVARRO se dispone
cahfar 4 sus cllentes honora1im exoe-
eivamente m6dicoa.
D0tM. R. Ruiz AlM
-.
kEDICO CIRUJANO, de b Be-
cnltaa de Madrid. Ceusxltas de Iay
media { . , media de "a tarde.
@risto. 14-San Juan.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12

touched the spring which ca lsed
it to open. 1t opened all right,
and at the same instant a good
big percussion cap concealed some
where in the mechanism of the
box exploded in great shane.
The box was the property of a
friend of Eds who had placed it
on the show case for tine nurpose
of catching him. and it succeeded
in good shape. Ed. says that
anyone may leave their jewel cases
or any other old case lying around
anywhere now as far as he i con.
cerned thew will stay right Il ere
Thrrr Was another Sucknr ar two.
went against the game during lhr
day. and they were as badly scar.
cd Mr. Marx was.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
The FAIR
Dates CHANGED
GFaai Bends Location on The Circuit
Nap The Best Ever.
EVERYBODY GET BUSY.

At a meeting held this morning
between the secretary OF the
Kansas and Oklahoma fair cicuit
and and the directors of the Bar.
tohCOunty Fair Association, all
differences were satisfa ctoriIy ad
justPd, and the dates changed for
holding the fair, setting them just
one week earlier This will make
our fair on Sept. 10, IL. Il, and
18th. While there are two
strings of meetings in this circuit.
the Two strings will meet and
combine at Great Bend. The
east end will come to'.us from Me-
Pherson. and the west end from
Dodge City, Lar ned having drop.
ped out of the game. This will
give us the best show for entries
in the speed department. for
privilege people, and pay attrac-
tions, that we have ever had.
Now there are still two thi s
lacking to make this the best fair
we have ever held. One is Il few
urable season. The other is sew
eral hundred dollars more added
to the premium Isis of farm pro-
ducts and live stock, 10 induce the
farmer and stOckman to bring in
more and better stuff. We sin.
cerelv hope that the committee
having in charge a revision of the
catalogue will do this, and let US
make this the banner county fair
of the state. We can do So
Great BenderS and Barton county
ties can do ANYTHING. let's do it
Whoop it up for the Eight Az.
nual County Fair.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Council adjourned

Harry Damn. has a very sore
hand he is in town this morning
to see a doctor.
Mr.. Dierks is hauling wheat to
the county seat with 3 teams.
Miss Leath Nichols from south
of Olmitz is visiting with Hazel
McMull;n for a few days.
The Remert hovs are tearing up
the dirt on the Frank Hanks
farm.
The way the farmers in
this neighborhOod ale hauling
lumber from Heizer You would
think they was trying to give the
Great Bend lumber men rest.
Fruit ought to he good and
tough this year if it can stand a
llttle Ice every night.
To day is the last day of school
in school district No. 7. Miss
Hammond the teacher has taught
a very successful term.
Adam Dlerks and sister are
home from school.
Henry Unruh is hauling mmbpe
and stone for the erection OF onr
of the finest houses 10 this town.
ship.
Wonder why the Dundee mer
chant don't take the RnStler 80 he
could keep posted on The butter
egg market
w. J Fee lost a fine young
horse last evening.
Lew BosheIl left for the west
ern part OF the state yesterday he
expects to farm up tcre this sum
mer.
Will Ullery is tran>acting busi
ness in the county seat this after
noon.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12

re- - IS rot as favorable for their
rapid cation as further south
The green bug is an Aphid or plan;
louse some species of which is presen'.
almost the year round. A species.
may be found on corn when Silking;
on the heads of cane and broom corn
and on house plants all the year
round When they reach the winged
stage they frequently fly in swarms
on warm d :. Being so small ard of
the color of the wheat blade, they are
not easily seer; by shaking or jar
ring the wheat plant the bugs fall
on the ground and can then be seen
moving. They are soft bodied, easily
crushed and in an infested field
large per cent could be destroyed by
ro'liTg the field with a heavy roller.
Should they become so numerous as
to cause damage in this county, the
oats crop woud no doubt suffer the
most as the plant is young, tender
and succulenl. The green bug is
subject to attack by parasites the
larvae OF which live within the body
OF the bug, 1t is also The food Of The
larvae of several spe, les of Coccinne.
Ids or LADY Bugs" and is devoured
by Lace Winged and Sy'phus f,es.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
CLAFLlS

FROM the { gIion.
John Woy dziak returned 1SSes.
ddy from an extended visit to rela.
Ives al Raline, Wis.
Born, to Mr.. ard Mrs. Albin
Schi Ter Of Cheyenne township, Sun
da morning a boy.
Bern 0berle is erecting a S2xS4
l.s.ol I,siceuce On his farm .in
Log'' township The contractors are
lhe Dond.ager Bros. GO
Joe Schneweisi is BUILDING an Is
x20 addition to his resideuce. in
north Cheyenne township Dond.
linser Bros. are doing the work. =.
Fred Schmidt came up from his
new location neTr Lewis Thursday
al d spent a few days in Logan town.
snip returning Monday.
AloiS Bnzer Of north. Cheyenne
tbs week purchased the Cororan
quarter in north Homestead for S54O0
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Ianke issued
a number OF envilallons this week
for their silver wedding anniversary
which will occur next Thursday.
Henry Di'que and Ferd I'uHneist.
went out TO Lane and Wichita count.
les last "eek to lock at land. Mr..
Di>que purchased a quarter IN Lane
conaly tor $4,000 They drove 'over
To Ldkin aud returned via the Santa
Fr' getting in this mornirg
Jacob SecreSt Jr.. VII & cidontally
shot himself few wee S ago, and
hls since been in the hospital at
Ellsworth, is said to be improving
this week.
Nr and Mrs. w W. Whitney
returned lat In rsday evening
from three weeks viSuto heir son,
o. ! \ hiiney, at Harper they reper,
a most njoyable time.
+. + BurmeiSler of Independent
township has had an elevator 2Ix32
and Is feet hi. h erected on his farm
also an addition, ,22x32 feet in size.
to his residence. Dondipger Bros
did the carpenter work
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
lenderfeel.

Most OF our readers know the new
mercantile firm al Htizer. Jordan &
Tower. composed of Earl Jor5as and
Ed Tower, both Of whom are well
known in this city. 1t seems that the
bn,s .ad rather rxciii g time, the
other nigbI at IIeizer. No one here
ever accused either one OF the boys OF
golng 10 bed Nhh thr chickens, but
>luct the, have moved to Heller they
have reformed. am IN other night
made bet with a couple OF fellows
VIII huard at The same place that
ihey s"u'd beat lhemlo bed But
they didn't. Nhen The tEo merchants
came into the house they thought
Iney would take a look into the other
I, iinw>' room and see il they had won
lhrrbe' But the Other two had won
og, and wrte lSlrep. when the two
boys enleied The ON, the sleepers
wdkea 'nahd Stated To 90 things
wIrh SIX shooter. It is said by
paiues Mo al sup sid to know
that n,Iihef EAri or Ii have been
anie ~ tel gnou loGg D'ealh since.
T1sv thought shat lh.ir time had
con- A iIs; accounts they were
fr-ilrg >cnir beer. ,n'.Di nning how
m-- e,-. aDh h~ rows with the
5rn
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
Fishing 6OOd--SuCkers Bite.

Ed. 5. Marx went up against a
dynamite bomb Thursday. He
picked up an innocent looking
jewel Ease from the show case in
the store. thinking that a customer
who had just left the store had
forgotten it. Mr.. Marx started d
after the lady who had just gone
out but could not overtake her,
and in examining the case.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
About that Green Bug.

Ware KanS of Mcpherson, a
recognized authority on bugs of all
kinds, after vl>j, 70 tie wrrat fields
in his CJunty, rites as follows con-
cerning the appearance of the green
bug, his probable damage, aud the
remedy.
The green bug, species of AphiS
or plant louise thai b S ,spd so
much damage to wheat and oats in
Texas and Oklahoma, is in the wheat
fields Of this county. An examina.
tion of some fifteen fields of wheat in
a seven mile southeast drive last We'd
nesday resulted IL finding >peCimens
in two fields. In half dozen ex-
amlnatons in the field; where they
were found, at least 81 % cent would
show no bugs. Sometimes a single
specimen would be found then from
4 to le would occur in all stages of
development from a half milimeter to
two millimeterS in length and of a
color of the sreenneSs of wheat. A
careful sweeping of the wheat with a
net resulted 10 finding one winged
specimen in half dozen tri4's. This
specimen was blackened and was pro
badly = parasiiizrd specimen. The
trip showed the green bug to he pres
ent IN the wheat OF this county but
not yet in nun ers to do anv dam
age Wheat over the enli,e fourteen
j mile duve was in excel ent condition,
had a good color and in most fields
had endrely covered !he ground.
The writer Is of the opinion that
with reasonable rains this IA nth no
serious damage will result IA the
green bug rhe temperature in itis
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
April4.


Tom Murphy drove 0us lrum
Great Bend Sunday to visit nome
folks.
Mr.. Hartshorn returned from
Dodge the first of the week where
he has been visiting his son,
Harry.
The Farmcr's Union met at No.
4 Wednesday ni.m Nlh n meu-
bershin'Of fourteen
Mrs johnson i, expected home
from Neb, the iallrr rnrto ot this
week. where SHE Va died on ac.
count OF sickness
Several of 0u, laral peoule
the bail game in vi ilr'. attsn ted
pasture Oh the IHi'', frSr
Mr.. Bayne oi Narr-,iilr visited
with the fauiN q" Mr, irm
Keenan, the tir,t ~ thr S,-k.
The new hrrn at Il .IE.r ,erm 30
be very pOpul4r ot.irtla u op e
of their :own Ii1pr ,hcy will
prosper.
The Whit CiT mcc,, 9TH
Katherine Spaniel wight. tn,
is the final meeti o f9r ,hi> spa.
son
The Spanlolandt1r Drum fam .
lies visited with Nr-. k,puan ou
Sunday evening
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Keep SQuttr NJ - .Ir lIiI.t.
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
THE GREEN BUGS.
Wheat Fields In This Section Of The
Country Are InfeSte i.

Mr. |. Pelsor, of this city, showed
the writer some of The little green
bugs that have been playing havoc
with the wheaI fields in oiffrrenl
parts of the country, Friday morning
which were brought in from fields
near town.
The bugs are ve,y small, and the
wbea:, after they get to work on it
tuIns pale yellow. The bugs a.,
almost the color of the wheat bl ,des
Mr.. Pelsor said that out Of severa
fie dS examined. there was but on,
that was clear Of the pest.
CA9TORfA.
s.n.A. -HIh Kind You Hm Iw.n Ssst
'';;'' : Mhz2zM
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12
Special Council MeeiInQ.

Council met according to law as
a board of canvassers with Pre-
sident of the Council Hui men "
the chair.
COuncllmen present: Moses.
Smith. Miller, Newcombe and
bunting. Absent, Durkin and
Alison.
The Board proceeded to canvass
.lra returns of the city election
held April }. 1907. and those re-
coiving majority were therefore
declared elected.
The newly elected councilmen
then took the oath OF office and
the old council adjourned.
The following petition was pie
sented to President Honnen:
To the Hon. W. +. Honnen.
Acting Mayor of Great Bend,
X ansas. You are respectfully
requested to call a special meeting
of the council for the purpose of
allowing election expenses snC
such other business as may come
before it. Said meeting to b
called for Friday evening. Apri
| I5th.
Signed: N. Smith. +. n. Mil
Ter, g. n. Moses, Amos johnson.
Pursuant TO the above request {
specia! meeting of the CITY Coun
ell OF tie City Of Great Bend,
Kansas. is hereby called for Fri
day evening, April 5th. 1907. a
8 D. m.
Council met pursuant 10 th
above call with President Home
in the chair. CounciImen pre-
sent: Honnen. Jobson. Moses
Smith, Miller, Giles. Bunting 6
ard Newcombe. Absent, Mayo
Moses.
Election expenses to the amour
of $50. 50. .were.. allowed and OF
dered paid.
Mayor Moses. entered and p.
sumed the chair, and was adm q
istered the oath..oi Office
F. V. RUSSELL. appeared tefor
the council and asked tlal ii
action of the council Icpardir
the refuse water from tie. Gre.
Bend Steam Laundry he Wit
drawn, and on motion The mslte
was left with the health conn,i
tee.
The FiIemen appeared lefol
the council and asked permissic
to have a street .ialr. and 10
granted ten concessions. and G
motion said request.was eralle,
Location Of shows and exhibits
be left with Firemep. Mayor an
Marshal. No exhibit 10 7exces
Barton County democrat., 1907-04-12

hfty..per cent of the street.
On motion the council went in.
to executive session.
Council reconvened in regular
session.
Council adjourned.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28
a Question Of Husbands. "

A translation Of Victorien Sardou's
famous French comedy, "Divoreons, !"
will be presented at the Gondran The
atre next Monday night under the title
of IA Question of Husbands" The
leading role will be portrayed By Miss
Florence Davis, who. besides being an
actress of rare charm and ability, has
the distinction of claiming relation
ship with Jefferson Davis, the first
aud only president OF the southern
Confederacy. Miss Davis will be sup
ported by Elliott Dexter and supe-
rior cast Of players, and the costumes
and stage settings will be fully up to
the requirements OF the notable pro-
ducGon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28
Silver Wedding Anniversary.

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Heating,
formerly of Donaldsonville, but who
for the past several years have re-
sided in New Orleans, celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary of their wed
ding at their home in that city on
Friday last, the 9th inst, and the
suspicious occasion was made doubly
happy by the presence Of the children,
grandchildren and other relatives OF
the estimable couple. The Chief takes
pleasure in congratulating Mr.. and
Mrs. Heating upon having reached
the silver mile-pos6 along the road OF
connubial felicity, and trusts that BY
the grace OF a divine Proxideaea they
may live to spend many more years
together in the enjoyment OF eontin-
ued health, happiness and prosperity,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28
Dutchtowa Notes.

Mrs. j. N. Flenniken, OF Shreve.
port, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. P. Kaufman.
Miss Dixie Hite is visiting her sister
in New Orleans during the holidays
Clifton Jones, of Gonzales, was a
visitor to Dutehtown on Friday eve
ming of last week.
GLE. Phillips visited Baton Rouge
last Monday on business.
J. P. Kaufman aud daughter spent
Monday IN DonaldsonyIlle.
Miss Isabelle Kinehen, who has
been attending the Dutehtown high
school, returned last week TO her home
at Gonzales.
Miss Idle Barman enjoyed a visit to
her mother at Gonzales on Saturday
and Sunday last.
Miss Ona Hodge visited Gonzales
last Sunday.
The Dutehtown Euehre Club Was
pleasantly entertained on the 2Oth
instant by Miss Sara Girshefski,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

John n. Coquille, stat photogra,
pher of the Times Democrat, came Up
from New Orleans to spend Christmas
with his wife and baby, who are in
town on a visit to Mrs. Coquille's
mother, Mrs. Jean Bourg. During his
stay here MIR, Coquille took g number
of views at buildings and objects Of
interest in and around Jacksonville
for use in 9 write-up of the town which
is to appear IN an early issue CT the
Times Democrat.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28
Accident TO ArtIlrr fLartranlpf.

The many friends Of Arthur Hal-
trampf, OF Port Barrow, were shocked
to learn OF the serious accident that
befeu him last Wednesday afternoon,
necessitating his removal to New Or
(. leans for treatment. Mr.. Hartrampf,
who for some time past has been en-
ployed as an engineer at the God
chaux Company's Elm Hall factory
in Assumption parish, intended to
come to Donaldsonville last Wednes
day to spend Christmas with bis wife
and family. while waiting for the
north bound passenger train on the
Texas and Pacific Railways Napo-
leonville branch, he sat down on the
track near a cattle guard a short dis
tanee this side of the town of Napo-
leonyille and began to read paper.
The presumption is that he fell asleep
and failed to heed the approach of
the south bound passenger train,
being struck in the head by one of the
coaches and rendered unconscious.
He was placed on the train and con-
yeyed to Napoleonville, and later in
the afternoon was brought to Don
aldsonville on the same train and
subsequently, taken to New Orleans
for treatment at the Charity Hospital,
where it was found that he was snf-
fering from conclusion of the brain.
Everything that medical science can
suggest is being done in an effort to
restore him to consciousness and save
his life, ard strong hopes are enter
tanned by his family and friends that
he will survive the accident and ulti-
mately recover his health and strength.
jim, the Candy Man, has the lar
pest and finest stock of holiday deli
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

Wiltz Hymel. a prominent young
citizen of the seventh ward Of St.
James parish, and Miss Isabelle
Waguespack, the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wag-
uespack, of Oubre, will be married
at St. Philips Catholic church on
Tuesday morning, Jan. 7, clock,
The Chief takes plasure in extending
them advance congratulations and
good wishes, and trusts that the span
of their married life will extend
through a long number of happy and
contented years.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28
SUGAR sQuIB6.
Progress of The Grinding Cam paigp in As

Progress of the Grinding Campaign in AS
censioa ard E.sewhere-Items Of In-
terest frena Ffeid and Factory.
Mccall & Legendre's MeAIanor fac
tory closed Two month roa 90 Fri
day, Dec. ID, and was the first Ascen-
sion house to bring the trials and
tribulations of the crushing season to
an end. The Miles Company S New
Hope factory wound up the campaign
on Tuesday oFlast week, the 18th inst,
ST. Emma followed suit on Friday,
Dec. 20, and the Mccall Bros. Plant
ing and Manufacturing Company
Evan Hall mill added It's name to the
list during the early part of the pres
ent week.
The crack Salisbury factory in up
per St. James finished grinding at
ITO O'Clock yesterday morning, after
a smooth aud uneventful campaign of
something over two months. a total
Of 81. 356 tons of cane passed through
the rollers, from which 6.04l, 24l
pounds OF 96etest sugar were obtained.
the average yield of sugar per ton Of
cane being 1902 pounds.
The Lemann Company's Palo Alto
I factory is scheduled to finish W today,
leaving only three mills in operation
in this parish, to-wit the Belle Helene
?. and NJ. Compapy's Belle Helene,
the Miles Company's Houmas Central,
and Col. j. S. Webster's Point Hou-
mas, all Of which will bring the cam
paign to a close about the 2nd or 3rd
| of January.
The big Belle Alliance factory is in
| the Concluding throes Of fairly salts
| factory season, and will have crushed
It's last stalk of cane and suspended
operations before this issue Of The
Chiefs circulated.
! Veotess Bros. Grenada factory in
| Iberville parish ceased grinding early
last week, after turning out 5000 bar
rels Of syrup and 200 barrels Of
sugar. John Schaff, of Donaldson
vile, held down the position Of sugar
boiler at Grenada and delivered the
goods in a thoroughly satisfactory
and creditable manner.
J. +. Oubre returned last Sunday
from Oakley plantation, Assumption
parish, where he was employed as a
sugar boiler during the grinding sea-
son just terminated.
Alfred Schiller, the efficient chemist
of the big Salisbury sugar factory,
| passed through DonaldsouVille this
/ morning en- route to his home in New
Orleans.
Alexis Poirrier, who is making
grinding at Myrtle Grove, Iberville
parish, was in town during the week
on visit to relatives.
U. j. Esneault, electrician OF the
Lemann Company Palo Alto factory,
was here Wednesday to spend Christ
mas with his father, G. Esaeault,
After making grinding at the
Lula Cent? al factory in Assumption
parish, T. \. Leblanc returned to his
home in Donaldsonviile this week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

Only two days remain in which to
qualify yourself for voting in the cleo
lions of 1908 and 1909 by paying your
poll tax for 1907. When the sheriff S
Office closes next Tuesday afternoon
the citizen then past q and less than
80 years of age whose poll Tax Tor this
year has not been paid will be dis
franchised for the next two years by
reason OF his own intention, indif-
ference 0r-neglaet
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Smith and their
interesting little family, of Gulfport,
Miss, arrived here last Monday on a
visit to Mrs. Smith 5 father, Host
Fred. sRogge of the Nichols Hotel.
Mr.. Smith returned to Galfport on
Thursday. but his wife and family
will remain several days longer.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

Mohawk Tribe No. 80, Improved
Order Of Red Men, viii hold an i'm
portant meeting next Monday night,
the 3oth inst, and as there will be two
palefaces to scalp, every member OF
the degree team is requested to be on
hand. Indians, hit the trail that leads
TO the wigwam in the Masonic Temple.
There will be lots doing.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28
Remarkable Rescue

That truth is stranger than fiction has once
more been demonstrated in the little town of
Fedora, Tenn. the residence of c. Y. Pepper.
He writes: I was in bed, entirely disabled with
henaorrhages of the lungs and throat. Doctors
failed to help me- and all hope had fed when
began taking DR.. Kings New Discovery. linen
instant relief came. The coughing soon ceased :;
the bleeding diminished rapidly, and in three
weeks was able to go to work. Guaranteed for
coughs and colds SOC. and 81, at J. j. Leche's
drug store Trial bottle free
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

Miss Leila kaufman, the pretty and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. kaufman of Dutehtown,
snent Christmas very pleasantly as
the welcome guest OF Miss Lillian
Rsneault of Faubenrg la Pipe. She
left for her home Thursday morning,
accompanied by Miss Esneault, who
will be her guest until tomorrow.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

Joe Blum and Elmo Duke, students
of Tulane University aud Bingham
Military School, are the holiday
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Blum and Mr.. aud Mrs. j. r.
DUKE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

j. S. Glass of New Orleans, repre-
-senting the Southern Manufacturer,
spent several days in Donaldsonville
this week gathering material for Q
write-up of the town and parish which
is to appear in chart form within the
near future.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

w. 2. Dixon, OF Hope Villa, and F.
J. Taylor, of Port Vincent, came to
town today on business and dropped
in 90 extend seasonable greetings to
their friends in this Office.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-12-28

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Donaldsonville Bot
Ting Company J, Limited, will be held
ia the Office of President S. Goette at {
o'clock p. m. on Tuesday, Jan. "A,
and stockholders who cannot be pres
emit are requested to authorize other
stockholders, by written proxy, to act
and vote in their stead.