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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-19
UNION LEADERS
BALK AT BRYAN

DETROIT, Mich, July 18.-Sam-
uel Prince of New York, an organizer
for the American Federation OF La
Dor, stirred up an agitation in the To-
cal body last night that resulted ia
an official protest being sent to the
national body against Samuel Com
pers' proposal to take the federation
into the Democratic camp this year.
Prince stopped over on his way
from the Denver convention and
made speech at meeting of the
local organization exhorting the
members to stand by Gomper's pro-
gram. He created an uproar of OBJ
jections.
Henry Kummerfeldt, jr., made an
impassioned speech against the ''ty-
ing up of the labor movement to the
Democratic party by an Official of the
American Federation of Labor" as
did also delegate from the BARRIERS
union. The result of the agitation
was the adoption of resolution di-
recting an inquiry of the national Of
ficers as to what Gompers' program
embaced and by what authority it
had been entered upon.
CANNOT INFLUENCE LABOR.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-"Gompers
cannot Call upon organized labor to
support any political party, and as to
influencing them by argument to vote
for Bryan, labor men know how they
are going to vote and they can think
for themselves. So spoke today Ed
ward Hourigan of the International
Association of Machinists.
julius D. Davis of the United Gar
ment Workers said: THE same
argument that appealed to working
men against Bryan in his two former
campaigns appeal to them still. There
is no real argument to appeal to them
against Taft, but there is very soil i
fear of setting back matters when the
tide of prosperity is beginning to flow
again if radical like Bryan is
elected"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-19

CHICAGO. July ts.--Llllian TIE.
atFice Watkins. the neGFess Who he 4
posed a. = white woman aud moVel
IN the hlEheat soeial circles. eommi,.
tea suicide ~ sheo,iax she hal
heen bethEothed - whl,e maa who
maFvsed anather when be- dlseayers
shs was neareas foar moalAa
later b. eommisted ssletas MIS-
wathlns deeiAst llfe was nee wartA
twins
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-19
DFFROTn CHARGED
WITH AN ASSAULT.
(By Associated Press,

I1SAN FRANCISCO, July IS
mes Coffroth, local fight pro-
otor, was arrested today on a war
Snt charging him with assault WITH
! deadly weapon on Charles Dixon.
stmekeeper for Nelson at the Cans
auelson bout here on July 4. Dixon
agore that on the night of the fight
spffroth assaulted him with knife,
FITTING him about the head, the re-
malt of a quarrel over the counting OF
we gate receipts. Coffroth denies
+, te charges and was released on cash
! all of 5000.
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NOTICE.

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OlNANzA WILL CONSIDER IT A
AtvOR IF PATRONS OF THE PA
zyR WILL REFRAIN FROM PUR-
I EASING THE PAPER FROM ANY
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llR CARRIERS HAVE NO AUTH
pity TO SELL PAPERS.
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SMKRIEr OWENS IaiPn0vIXG.

sheriff J. J. Owens u nov on the
rapid way to recovery. he having
passed q comfortable day and night
and u resting easily. Thls nee. u
. source of qualification 10 the nav
fFlendH of the popular oiselal, oh,
! ave been auNioasly lnqaiFlng ~ 10
bis condition.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-19
PERSONAL MENTION

Il Malcolm Macdonald returned from
n,enver yesterday.
Z H. n. Roche came in from Man.
Aattan last evening. !.
James S. Monteath has returned
rom visit to Rhyolite.
1 j. NJ. Fenwick of Goldfield was a
'onopah visitor yesterday.
Il Robert Stewart, mining magn t.
s'f Sodaville, is in the city.
Il Attorney Fred Berry has gone to
Salt Lake on legal business.
4 Mrs. s. Nj kRichardson returnc /
yesterday from weeks stay in Gold
Held. E
J, Judge James G. Sweeney is in TINS
city, having come down from Ca IN
yesterday.
Supt. Arthur Parsons of the To:i.,-
pah Mining company's mills came NJ
from Millers yesterday.
Otto Herlocker came over fropl
Goldfield Friday and returned to tne
southern camp yesterday.
\ Mrs. A. A. Bass leaves this mo. /.
ing for the camp of hex, where he:
husband has large mining interes, 5
Gilbert G. Ross leaves this mo. n
ing for Carson where he win attic n
a meeting of the state board of edu
cation.
Mrs. Annie E. Warburton left yes
terday morning for Long Beach, Cal
ifornia, where she will spend severe,
weeks.
Mrs. G. M. Me. ers, wife of C. Il,
Meyers, and child have arrived from
Stockton and in the future will max,
their home in this city.
Mrs. M. G. Gayden departed yes.
terday morning with her daught. i
Mrs. H. A. Trip, for Kennebunkport
Maine, where she will spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burns, who
have been visiting Mrs. Burns
mother. Mrs. Timlin, for the pas
three days, returned to their hons,
in Goldfield yesterday.
c. H. Mcintosh returned yesterda,
froma six weeks visit to the coast
where he had gone to consult spec
ialist relative to a congestion of the
inner ear. Mr.. Mcintosh has beer
cured of the infirmity and his hear
ing is entirely restored.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Summerfield
are in Winnemucca to attend the ..a-
ception given by the citizens of tina,
place to Senator George Nixon aud
Mrs. Nixon, the occasion being the
presentation to the city of Wi1na-
mucca of beautiful opera house ~
the Nixons.
Mrs. J. H. Monteath. wife of Majo.
Monteath, is lying i'll at her home II
this city. Mrs. Monteath met with
an accident the day prior to her leav-
ing San Francisco for Tonopah. being
hurt by u fall. The injury. coupled
by the high altitude. has retarded her
recovery somewhat and IL she does
not improve. viii go to the coast in :,
short time.
T. F. o'Grady. a former Butte man
who is known to all residents OF tbe
great copper camp. dropped into Ton
opah yesterday. Mr.. O'Grady Is no.
IN the insurance business with he q.
quarters at San Francisco. Julius
Smith. an old-tlme partner OF his was
delighted at meeting him and WAS
engaged yesterday In seeing that h.
was properly introduced. Mr..
o'0rady viii leave Tor the north ,hla
marmfuN
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How's THIS FOR GRAFT:

LISBON, Portugal, July 1S.-The
latest scandal here in graft revelation
is that the Portuguese minister to,
Pekin drew twenty years salary in
advance. amounting to millions Of
dollars.
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Nl~rlNE nrNa nlAanKNaK.

a. = EpstlRe has hoakht lhe Fesi.
dsuev of a. A. rslpp ga hEoakheF
avenae opposite Congressman tleaFxe
tiartlsstu home and ls now oeeupslas
the sams.
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. first-class manner call up the Bo-
sanza and our solicitor will attenc
20 your wants.
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Try our four year o1d port and
sherry wines at $500 per gallon. H.
]. Hall & Co, IF
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We deliver our gooos, so send in
your orders to Fl. j. Hall & Co., for
wet goods. Phone S12. II
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TONOPAH and GOLDFIELD
RAhRlAh
EFFECTIvE. JULY q. 1903

Through pullman service in both di-
rectjons, Dining car service in both
directions beyond Nina
Through Buffet Service on all Coast
and East-bound trains in both direc"
lions, via Goldfield.
H. r. HANLIN, W. D. FORSTER,
Cent Stunt. Genl Pass. Agt.,
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Five year old claret at $3.50 per
gallon. H. j. Hall G Co. tt
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Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
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Certificates OF location at this
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-15-h. D. gasoline hois.
used so days. N. II. HIGGINS.
Frisco store. s-2tf
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10
Fires at Nocturnal Prowler.

At about o'clock last Wednesday
night Districs Attorney G. A. Gonss
dram fired three Intellectual shots at d
big, burly negro who vas attempting
TO enter his residence. MIR. Gondran
was at home alone reclining on
couch in the hall, with his little black
terrier near him, whom the dog, hear.
Ing noise. jumped from its place and
ran barking TO the back gallery. Mr..
Gondran secured his revolver immedi-
ately and went after the dog. AS he
reached the gallery the negro sprang
out from behind the eistern, which aas
nearby. Mr.. Gondran fired three times
Ia rapid succession. but the intruder
was so quick 10 get away that it is not
believed that any OF the shots took eff
feet. Deputy Sheriff Lucien Aeosta, who
lives across the street from air. Gon-
dram. hurried to tbs scene upon hear
ing the shots, aud search was made
for the negro, but he had made good
his escape. A coon answering tbs
description # the one Ersd on BY MIR. i
Gondran WAS seea proving around
ne latter residence several times dur
.1g the last few nights.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10
Proceedings Of the Police Jury,
Parish of Ascension.
Dona1dsonville. La. Oct. 7, 1908.
REGULAR MEETING

DonaldsonviIle. La. Oct z 1903.
The police jury Of Ascension parish met this
gay IN regular session. at the courthouse, and
was called to order at 70 go o'clock p. m. Present:
G. B. Reuss, president. first ward: K. a. Aucoin.
second ward; NJ Tobias, third ward; 81. L. Well.
fourth ward; L. w. Armitage, fifth ward: Rose
mond Braud sixth ward; oreal Gonzales. sew
enth ward Il. A. Webb, eighth ward.
The minutes of the last preceding meeting
were read and approved.
A communication from the Gulf Coast Inland
Waterway Association, requesting that the pc
lice jury appoint three or more delegates TO rep
resent Ascension parish at the annual conven-
ton Of that organization to be held at Column
bus, Ca, Nov. and 10, was read and received,
and the president was authorized to make the
appointments,
The following communications were read and
received:
Donaldsonvi1le La, Oct. I, 1895
Mr.. Geo, 3. ReGss, President and Members of
the Police Jury of Ascension Parish.
Dear SIrs--We beg to call your attention to the
demand loan or the school board for amount Of
5000. This amount vas advanced for the pur-
pose of paying the teachers during the year f9g7
Again, this loan was made with the positive
understanding that the same would be ASSUMED
by the police jury of the parish of Ascension
Trusting You Will appreciate the accommodate
ton extended By placing this loan in the proper
shape. Very truly yours
BANK or DONAlDs0NyILIE
w. D. PARK, Cashier.
Burnside, La, Oct. T. 1903
To the honorable President, and Members of the
Police jury Of the Parish of Ascension
GentIemen-By these presents, I do hereby
tender you my application. for your favorable
consideration, for the position of secretary to
the Eeliee jury and treasurer OF The parish OF
Ascension.
Ny long and ever utilization with the Demo-
cratic party prompts me to seek this appoint
ment through your honorable Democratic body
and not favor from any political faction.
Yours very respectfully,
NIlf5A DALFERES.
M. Armitage reported that a meeting Of the
joint ferry committee of the police jury and town
council had been held, at which it was decided
to advertise for BIDS for the river ferry franchise
under the same rules and regulations as at pres
ent exist, bidders to be required to submit speci
ications of the boat they intend placing in COM
mission if awarded the franchise The report
was approved
Mr.. Well offered the following license ordi-
nance:
On motion of Mr.. Well. seconded by Mr.. Ar
mitage The ordinaneewas unanimously adopted,
roll-oall resulting as follows: Yeas-Reuss, Au-
coin, Tobias, Wei, Ar1nitage Braud, Gonzales.
Webb; nays-none
On motion of Mr.. Tobias. seconded By Mr..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

Pearl Wight, leading business
man Of New Orleans, who has been
spending the summer in the north and
east, visited the Republican head
quarters IN New York city on Thurs-
day and gave out the following ex-
preston OF his opinions on the politi-
cal situation: 1.-THE business men of
the south, especially Louisiana, look
upon Mr.. Taft as one of'the great men
the country has produced, and they
feel that he would give the country a
particularly able business ADMINISTERS.
ton. While Louisiana is so strongly
Democratic that it is not possible to
carry the state for MIR. Taft this time.
! think I can safely say that the bust.
ness interests of the south would be
very glad TO see him elected president.
From reliable reports that get from
all over the country / believe there il.
no doubt of Mr.. Taft being elected y
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

Well the. finance committee was authorized to
arrange for the purchase of a Burroughs adding
machine for the use of the jury.
Mr.. Tobias moved that the president be au-
thorized to arrange the matter of placing ia
proper form the loan Of 5000 advanced to the
parish school board by the Bank of Donaldson
vile. The motion was duly seconded and adopted,
roIl-call resls3ti1E as foiE8sFs: Yeas-Reuss, Au-
coin. Tobias. Well, Armitage. Braud. Gonzales,
Webb; nays-none.
Nominations for parish treasurer being de-
clared in order Mr.. Armitage offered the name
of J. g. Klos of Belle Helene. The nomination
was seconded by Mr.. Reuss.
Mr.. Gonzales placed in nomination Y. L. Duff
fel, of Donaldsonyille. second being offered by
Mr.. Webb.
RoI-call resulted as follows: For Klos-Ar-
nlitage, Braud, Weil Reuss; for Duffel- Aucoin.
Tobias. Gonzales, Webb.
On motion Of MIR. Well duly seconded and
adopted, a recess was taken
Upon reeonvening, Mr.. Arnitage moved that
the jury adjourn. Mr.. Ancoin seconded the
motion.
Mr.. Tobias protested against any further
delay IN the election of a parish treasurer, and
moved chat the jury continue in session until the
matter had been disposed of. The motion was
seconded by tfr. Webb.
Roll-caI on 8Ir, Arnlitage's motion to adjourn
resulted as follows: Xeas-Aucoin, Arnitage
Wei; nays Reuss. Tobias, Fraud. Gonzales,
Webb. And the motion was declared lost.
Mr.. Gonzales Withdrew the name Of V. L.
Daffel and nominated g. @, Weber for parish
treasurer. Mr.. Webb seconded the nomination.
Mr.. Ar1nitage again placed Mr.. K1os in nomi-
nation. second being offered by Mr.. Wei.
Ro1l-caI resulted as follows; For weber
Tobias, Fraud, Gonzales, Webb, Reusss Tor KOS
-Aueoin. Arinitage, Wei. Mr.. Weber was de-
cIarea elected BY a vote OF 5to 8.
Mr.. Weber thanked the jnry for the honor
conferred upon h m and asked the nesabers for
theft cooperation and support, pleggfrg him.
self to DO all in his power to maintain the same
high standard CT efficiency in the conduct of the
parish treasurers Office which has chsraot cried
the administration Of his predecessor.
Mr.. Armitage rendered his resignation as q
member of the finance committee and asked
that it be accepted to take effect at onee. At the
suggestion Of several members, the mater was
taken under adYisement by Presiden Repss
The jury adjourned. A. A. KLIEG.
Clerk
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

The charge that the sugar industry
is iapsing into a condition of monop-
oily and corporate landlordism is not
true as to Ascension parish. Is it true
OF any other parish? Every sugar
planting and manufacturing comp my
In Ascension is composed either partly
or wholly Of resident owners, public
spirited and patriotic citizens all, and
We believe a like condition exists In
nearly all the other parishes of the
sugar.producing district.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

Marse Henry Watterson seeks to
revive Col Billy Bryan's busted .
issue OF Imperialism as Democr attic
campaign shibboleth. The Nebraskan
declared In 1900 that if Republican
ascendency was continued the founda-
lions Of the republic would be shat.
tered and the Fourth of July would
become only a memory, but as Judge
Taft recently reminded US, the glorious
Fourth is still celebrated with undim.
inished fervor. Col. Watterson is try
ing to fire the Democratic heart with
a repetition Of the oiscredited prophecy
now, but he will live to know better,
bless his dear choleric old soul.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

Henry Watterson declared in 20.
litical speech at Louisville Thursday
night-the first he has made since 1902
and the only one he is expected to
make In this campaign-that the sal
yation of the country lies in occa-
sional changes OF party control.
What is good for the country at large
ought to be good for the separate
states, but the Louisiana Democrats
who cheer the s. Httersaa aGimeus 10
the echo because it meas that the
national COVER nant s1a "a
Into the aands of their party, will
quite as enthusiastically oppose the.
app4ic1-3e-s7 VI Ono self-same policy to
the state government because their
party is already in possession thereof.
Anything Is good, from The purely
partisan stand point, that will put our
crowd in and the other fellows out.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

So much depends upon the point of
view. The Democratic politicians
from Louisiana aud elsewhere who go
to French Lick Springs to enjoy the
attractions OF Tom Taggart's water
ing place and American Monte Carlo
come away imbued with the idea that
Bryan stands good chance to be
elected president. Those who get their
impressions Of public sentiment from
other and better sources are By no
means Of like opinion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

Edgar Hammond Mccormick, the
well-known editor and publisher of the
Alexandria Town Talk, died at his
home in that town last Thursday, the
9Th inst, after weeks illness. He
was a native of Missouri, aged 50
years, and had conducted the Town
Talk for twenty six years, making it
one of the most successful of the ma.
pers published in Louisiana outside
the city OF New Orleans. He was
prominently identified with all the
public affairs of the community, and
was member of the Odd Fellows.
Elks, Knights OF Honor and Louisi-
ana Press Association. A widow, a
brother and TWO married sisters are
left to mourn him, and his passing
away will be regretted not only ID his
immediate section but throughout the
state.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

Lauzon.
Summary: Two base hits-Chastant .. Mureh
Baner Bases on balls-Of Bauer O. OF Hengfec,
son1. Struck out--8y Bauer 8, by henderson 4
Lett on bases-Blues s, (sfeys 8. Double play
Gaut1er TO Leblanc Stolen bases Murch 2.
TaTleton 2, Huber, Ford, Ref. Sacrifice hits--
Weber, Henderson Gautier 3, Cancienne 2. Fist
base on errors-B1ues Q. Greys /. Time of game
- hour and 50 minutes. Umpire-Wyneken.
Scoref-Steve Weber. Attendance 1900.
The Blues made runaway race of
Monday IS game, pflline up six runs
without an effort and administering
bright coat of kalsomine to their op
ponents. Cy Hickey was on the hurl.
ing hill for the locals after playing
other positions and occupying the
bench for period Of several weeks,
and twirled in his old-style form, strik-
ing out eight of the visitors and allow
ing but two measly hits. Leon Ford,
the Greys' HEAVIER, was batted all over
the lot, a total Of eleven safeties being
secured of his delivery. The field
ing features were the two spectacular
double plays pulled off by the Blues,
Taleton to Huber to Weber, and the
lightning fast work Of Huber, who
made several sensational stops at
short. Murch, with three hits out of
as many times up; Weber, with three
bingles out Of four chances; Bauer,
with two, and Tarleton, with scream
ing triple to the left teld fence, car
ried off the batting honors. Relf aud
Chastant were the only visitors to con-
meet safely with Hickey's benders, |
Chastant's hit being for two bases.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

The great Lakes to-the-G Gulf Deep
Waterway Association, which held It's
most successful annual meeting In
Chicago this week being addressed
by Candidates Taft and Bryan among
other distinguished men-yesterday
voted unanimously to hold its next
session IN New Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

Col. William r Stewart. OF Sae.
Coast Artillery Corps of the Unltea
States army. was examined
army's medical board and found to
Be phg sically unfit Tor the service.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10
Sunday School Convention.


The annual Convention OF the Sum
day School Association of the district
composed Of Asceasioo, Assunptioe,
Iberyille and ST, James parishes will
be he'd at he local Methodist church
on Wednesday mex, the 18th ipst.
District Superintendent Fl. T.. Baker
viii preside, and the following pro.
gram will be carried out:
MORNING.
10 to 1890 Reception aud enroll
merit.
1880 to 1o:45-Devotional services.
lo;45 to 1l-Address of welcome,
Rev, E. P. CraddocE; response, Rev.
Quincy Ewing OF Napoleooville.
IL to l1:15-Greeting, Tnos. v. Ed
zeg of NeR O.iaaos. secretary State
Sunday School Associ alton.
ISIS to 12-Eismeosary departments,
Miss Susan n, Juden of New Orleans,
state superintendent elementary de-
p astpent.
Z 70 12:15-opeu discussion.
1890 to 1:3o-I4Unch.
ATT ERNooN.
Ito 2:30-s'Horse visitation Mr..
Ellzey.
go to Open discussion.
2:45 to 800 Other Departments 81
Our Work" Miss Jndsn.
$50 to 3:45-Open discussion.
3:45 20 4:30-Rsaalng Of reports
rom each school.
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For Rent.

Sowing to lack Of space publication of this
ordinance is temporarily deferred.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

Summary: Two-base hit-Chastant. Three
base hit-Tasleton. First base on balIsI9fg
Hickey 2. on Ford 2. Struck ont-By Hickey &.
by Ford 2 Left on bases Blues s, Greys 5.
Double plays arleton 10 Huber to Weber i25 :
Bauer. Sacrifice hits-Lane, Wills, Dupiain.
Wild pitch-For5. Passed balis-WiIls Relf.
First base on errors blues 8. Greys 4. Umpire
Wyneken, Time of camel hour and 20 min
utes, Attendance-sG0.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

President Roosevelt has designated
Secretary Of " ar Luke E. Wright to
represent the United States govern
mens at the southera Commercial
Congress to be held in ashington,
D. C.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

For Rent.
REBECCA PLANTATION, two ard one-half
- miles below Plaqueraine on west ssnE of the
Mississippi river. hsneciaHy suited fer cultiva-
ton OF rice. For further information address
a. Adj Err REALTY CO., 2l8 Canal street, New
Orleans, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10

7:3o to 7:45 Devotional services.
7:45-Address on Teacher Train.
ing,n Hon. Henry Il. Pharr OF Iberia.
The public is extended a cordial In
yitation to attend the sessions Of the
convention.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-10
TRADENATER COAL.
Celebrated west Kentucky Fuel Tn
quaIIfediy Endorsed by Well
Known Consumers.
known Consumers.

Donaldsonville La. October 4. 1903.
Messrs. Sims & Whiteman. Donaldsenyilla La:
Gentlemen This is To let yon
that I have given your Tradew aSar
coal thorough test in the kitchen
stove on the Steamer Lone Star and it
has proved entirely satisfactory and
as good as any coal that have used.
Yours truly,
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