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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

wheE StanIey Miller Of the Mt
Pleasant Free Press WAS small boF
ne believed that If he vent fishing on
SundaF he would surely be drown
ed and IL he vent hunting the
gun would explode and XII
him. and he still half beIisyad
ii until he read that Roosevelt had
gone hunting On SUNDAY and not only
got back alive but killed charging
rhinocerps. Now bis faith IN his
earlr teachings Is entirely gone. and il
wouldn't be surprising If he should 90
from bad 10 worse until he finally
worked en- . SUNDAY newspaper thai
was printed on Saturday night. Mr.
Roosevelt should hare thought Of ths
possible influence Of his example o.
Stanley before he took his gun Z
hand and sailed forth in search d
game IN eastern Africa that Suada.
morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

Baseball 1Erissrs have ling held 5rss
7zars n the MATTER q grUtsuns and
picturesque sznEnHEe- out their suprs-
mary il nov seriously Esarssts7e5 by
sgnaa If the correspondent 81 The n
4agnal rapi1al Here Is what cEss Of
1hEu haE 10 saF recently 81 Senator
BaFarsdEss rrHrurscaz afn1s-y
Ana when Il comes TO the changer
rsns unsilztznu Mr. 8svsrsdga makes
mau with wopdsn leg having II
IN In roof snuad Ike zhe Maiden s
PRAYER yslzra6 m the uau1e ksys He
is Sd fnl Of russ1a a1d sasFEzzng Ian
gnags THAI II he cuz his 1ngE bed
naaad dirsSons-E-
II IS aoz eahzs5y clear inst w5zs
1nls thing IS going TO lead 70 ma
where II Is going 20 end Only 0ns
thing IS certain. and that is that The
artists who supply the COPY 70,
the sports columns n the dsily neEs
paper win hare 70 look to fheir
Iaurels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

Poaztsrzl zzsszxnrs z-e zzzs1E he Ar
with Al sorts Of rIrss rs ~ what E
10 hzYrsm to Cz--nl zas D1zzizs- Mex
rear. Ssnzanr FINK zzkss nSz5rs EE
sas ssuhaaes Tins hsswn - remark --ssllEss
s-ch agitation -sTves TIE 17anEsxrax
wsshrrzz ssssz1zazlr lv0aFzas 1s
zazzus aao. and aids VIII <ssa-zrz1sras-
nc good sEnss..
Nszr vez- DzF razrHM n s7zzz o.
81 Il politics Id Laz kzs1fES
Ehez Ear @zF srznE fssszA- 8uz FER
present czscz z-a1n II we're Is vel -
asS1ns that Es1lzziiEs=a- VII ne ms uKn
sucressor znE zszzz NJ Fssssssyntszzsg.zn VII
30 Ia tie -S-S1arse< ID rrsz-Es1 VIII
Carroll against zsse seesnaE zuzai1sg s5Es1
1az7 has nm n This genera 1aEzn been
deasad 10 EzE E0xsz1rr Enu cared II
ss-za5 tcE & OF course things might
orrur 10 sg,5ll th5s program su1 Il Is
tie sEzaSz sort Of z gness II -hE h1ur
cE EaznE 70 press
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29
Working en- the Farm.

Iowa City Republican: Not many
years ago farm hands could be hired
a. from s14 70 SIS per month with
board and tie privilege of a day OF
cnce ii . great while Now days farm
hands are paid $40 to $50 month vita
board thrown In, and frequently a
driving horse TO keep the hired mar
in good humor The toyuO 6,i, n
earns $40 to 80 month AUDI ,or !.
is doing fine. hut after sett :
board and washing the b.
ike the hiatus OF a
kfor driving, well, If ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

The Rev. Rowland Hanson preached
g sermon in Des Moines the other
evening on ~The Dangers OF Maudlin
Sympathy in Dealing with Crime in
which he paid mis- respects TO the
"tear-eyed constituency which grows
maudiin' over the ..barbarity Of cor
poraI punishment IN day of civiiiza-
ton. The Rev. Mr. Hanson declar-
ed that our school boards and teachers
should not be deferred from exacting
obedience BY gushing sympathy. that
orr courts need the courage OF their
convictions. and instead of making it
hard for them TO impose penalties.
every citizen should demand the i'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

The funny man IN the newspapers
and the blackened end man Of the
shows Ike TO joke the colored men
about chickens and how they get them.
But the Iowa City Republican has
noticed that when some angry farmer
uses shot gun the fellow TO call on a
doctor TO get the shot picked out is
always a white man Difference in col.
or cuts no figure whea 1t comes TO get
ting chickens in de natcherai way
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

There are to be 30 more legal
hznginEs n Illinuas. Both houses %
the segzsss1mre Of that state hare
passed The bin ah,oaishing capital pm
ishnaus ard Il IS now hesore Cover
n0r Denesn. who has indicated his IN
tEntsna 70 sign IL One result Is ~
pec-Ad ID ns the expedition OF murss-
trials TIE question as 70 belief n
the wisdom OF uruzrsssE q iazlrzalg
the 6sash psnaaEv has osen stazn-
hlsrx asoek Il the Ezy OF manv "a Fx-
ceEsent Juror End i Is believed there
VIII hencsfo-1h be inch less sr8aA3s
n securing 5ursss - czss where
homacsds n The EsS degree !
cEa.Eed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29
A Hin. 70 Hisey.

HzrIer Journal. Andrew Townsend
Eisey IS said 10 be plsing his graft in
Minnesota toEns with poor s1ccess.
TIE governor sfnHid not leave q good
state IKE EOwa- There are plenty 81
pennies. nlrkaes and dimes left IN this
state 70 irdnce him 70 run for ans
oEace within the gift Of the people
ard It's rot 100 ssrfg 10 be getting II
trim fer 1910.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

Two Oskaloosa ministers who went
to Marshalltown to invite Billy Sun
day to conduct series OF meetings in
their city we're informed by the r.
vtvalist that he was in the habit OF
having the whole ministerial associa-
ton OF the town and in some cases an
accompanying car load Of .'rooters'
make the pilgrimage IN order to Sc
cure his services 1t is Unnecessary 10
add that Mr. Sunday will not go 70
Oskaloosa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

The worst of al Is tins PORTRAYED
b. q poetaster ID a more OF less
esteemed contemporary
Into each life some rain must fan
So poets claim
But when il spells a game Of ball
It Is shame
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

Illinois papers are calling attention
70 the fact that the earth nnaked the
day Lorimer vas elected senator
Their idea Is. evidently, that almost
anything is likely 10 happen when
the foundations Of the world give
way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

II is agreed that Senator'S Dolliver
and Cumnins are doing splendid
team work at Washington. but il IS
noted BIZ the Dubuque Times-Jounal
that there is some difference Of opin-
ion as 10 which is the positive end OF
the battery
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29
IRE optinsist.

We'll. It's come al last, MARY. The
cost II livinz's going down. SIRE Con-
Tess has reduced tie tariff On air
ships. nutmegs. teak-Eood tables. and
japanese kites. Puck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

4 neT Wisconsin s2E prohibits m1ze
drsFs-s from using ranfanstr- The yE--
pose Of shs enactment IS clearly 10
discourage the use ii mnzss u that
state.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

The Burlington HaEk-EEe SAYS thai
the trouble with Senator Doiliver $
that ne does not star hifchsd.
The Dubuque Teiegrsra-HFTaM saFs
the sale that Horace Bcses has made
Of his farm has completed The refata-
tson Of his NeE York speech
Onzerving that West Bend does not
owe amp man cent, the Boone NeEs-
Rsgubllrsn SUCCESS that the Town
|oaght 10 pass saoss r0Hncilz IN a-olnd-
The Dn5naae TzmeTonrnal OBJ
series thss the Des NEoines rivers
pretenssons 70 nzvzgsbilitF we're
sauzhea 10 scorn. but Major Meigs
saughed last
One does not have 70 keep his ear
10 the ground 10 hsar the loud can for
help On the farms SAYS the Marion
REGISTER There's work enough for
ever Idle msa n The country
s0
The mare the osEasoosa Herald sees
Ct new s5aFers whose chief cisim Tor
existence * .as chezpzess of their
price. the more Convinced i becomes
that their subscribers get EEat they
Pr for
a wsd0E VAS sorrowEag. and tie
minister sai6. you ear comfort ycur-
sesf vita the thought that ron made
your husband ve-y happy while be
Tired : Yes, sEsa replied, he Vas u
hesTen unttl ne died
TIE Ce1a- Falls Record predicts
tnat within TN yez-s people iii looE
back 10 TIE $3.50 a acre land and re-
gret that they did not iavest- because
Firhsn tAat time Iowa land vii be
AROUND the $3.50 and s1s5 mark o.
ersa better
1o=a Is ne one best be-. asserts
tie Cedar Dapsas Gazette Its busi
ness enterprises are On q sound fcEn
dse5oa: is crop prospects are aiEays
good. some 1ay be letter thzu ot1srs.
but iowa i II the best eisssand Il
las 10 competitors
There IS punishment rrOTided foi
burglars. bat Il Is no. seTsre enoaga.
szys The Davenport Democrat TIE
burglar rho shoots, OF has In his pee
session ~ the tine Of the burglar
z gun, ought 70 be hanged The sTi
dence Of lis intention to murder il
complete II be fails II IS the mistake
Of his aim. or the da-Eness
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

D. North. dsrsrsnr Of TN zen
SIZE ssn6sred hzs resignation an5 Il
was accepted News Izsm
In Other words M North has gone
sou1h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

Mother Why did you permit Nr.
Dssasr 10 kiss ron IN the hall last
nigflt7
Dalghter-why, that vas the first
opportunity he had,-PHcR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29
keOkuk. so~a ------ May e. 1909.
THE SILENT TENrs OF GREEN.

Sleep comrades, sleep and rest:
Here on this Geld Of grounded zrEk,
Where foes no more mo1sst
Nor sezt-Ts sao1 alarms
fcl- silent tents Of green
We deck VIII fragrant aOws-s:
Yours las The suffering be1.
The memoir shall De ours
Sleep, comrades. sleep znl ress.
Tads- you- tents OF green
Tenn sua-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

The Fourth q Juiy VIII Be csae
bratsd On the 5th this rear Post
po1emsnt Of its observance Is prob
ably the only war n which reaIlr
SINE Fourth viii eyer be brought
about
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

The s5sa seems 20 bs gazing
ground rhat Il vas the earthquake
tai broke the deadlock 81 syrsng5saa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

position oi nm penalties fnr the
crimes committed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29
NoTEs AND COMMENT.

The Burlington Hawk-Eye szys that
the trouble with Senator Doiliver s
that he does not star hirched
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

4 Fsd0w VAS sorrowiag- and Tie
minister SAID -.yom ear comfort yoEir-
seat vita the thought that ron made
yoar Husband very happy while be
lIred YES she replied he zzs II
heaTen uusti ne died
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

The nure TIE osEasuosa Herald sees
d. newspapers whose chief cizim fcr
existence i tas chezpness Of theil
price. the more Convinced i becomes
that their subscribers get EEat they
pay fer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

TIE Draaaae Times Journal OBJ
series tase -.tzas Dss Moines rivers
oresenssons 20 nzvzgsbilitF we're
saughea 10 scorn, but Major Meigs
laughed last
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-29

One does not have 70 keep his ear
10 the ground 10 hsar the l0ud can for
help On TIE farms SAYS The Marion
REGISTER. There's work enough for
ever Idle man N the country
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27

happy event, when we, pupils of every
school, will unite and this will be one of
the best days of our life.
On Fridays, little entertainments are
being held, not only for the progress of
the children, but for our school; on
every Friday the school is visited by
visitors who come to see their children
(who are almost actors take part in
the programme. Last Friday spell
ing match took place instead Of de-
bate, and it was won by S. Montegut.
In the present time Julius Haydel is
the president of the entertainments,
while Katie Tamplain, at his right, is
secretary. Another thing that viii help
our school great deal is the nice libra
ry that we have just received and which
is very instructive. We are ready for
Rally Day and we will
aRaise the flag on our sehoolhouse,
Let it float upon the breeze,
Sing aloud the 4Spangled Banner
AS it rises o'er the trees"
A PUPIL.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27
La NAISSANCE DU LYs.

ST la rose est nee du sang de Venus,
un jour que la deesse, blessee a la chas-
Sc par 'epine dun buisson, vit son sang
divin perler sur sa chair delicate ct
donner naissance aussitot de superbes
roses, le lys egalement, dams la legen-
de grecque, une origine olympienne.
II faudrait nous etonner 81 les Grecs,
en- effet. n'avaient pas songe au lys
immacule, q cette blanche s@ur de la
rose, qui, dams le go1t ct laffection des
hommes, a toujours lutte avec ellie.
Mais. ayant donne Venus q la rose,
ills ont donne Junon au lys.
Les idees que fait naftre Immediate
ment cette union de Junon ct du lys
sont des idees qui naissent egalement a
la pensee on la representation separee
de la deesse ct de la feur. Ellie regne
en- souveraine sur les dieux ct sur les
hommes, sur lie ciel ct sur La terre.
De meme que Jupiter ma qua faire
un signe de ses sourcils pour ebranler
les hautes demeures des nuages, pour
en- precipiter la foudre ct Forage au gre
de ses desirs, de meme Junon gouverne
les tempetes ct les elements. Son ca
price ou sa colere. So volonte comman-
dent au loin tons les etres immortels.
mortels on inanimes. Cest done fima-
&c meme de la souverainete ct de la
grandeur.
Voyez.le dams I'M parterre. malgre la
troupe innombrable de fleurs eclatantes,
bigarr6es ct nuancees qui rentourent. il
domino font de sa grace hautaine, de
son TENT immacule ct il Fair yraiment
d'attendre les hommages qui lui sont
dus.
Entire Junon ct le lys. les relations de
qualities sont done drectes. La feur
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27
John L. Dry School.

We. pupils of the John L. Dry School,
which is in the fourth ward, are deeply
interested in the coming Rally Day
The boys are practicing in running,
leaping and playing base ball. and they
are determined and are going to win the
Banner of the Parish. And we, girls.
do not believe, but are sure to win the
Banner, and win raise the flag on our
schoolhouse aad let it float upon the
breeze. We are trying to make it the
most successful school in the parish of
st. John. SO on Arbor Day we all assem-
bled to this place where we are being
instructed by Prof. A. B. Withlow. Miss
A. B. Connen and G. Cole and spent q
most enjoyable day planting trees, rose
bushes, violets, geraniums and many
other plants which viii bloom for this
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27

ne pouvait etre attrihuee une autre
deesse, ct voici comment lie naif genie
hellenique su les attacher ct les reunir
dams une merveilleuse l6gende.
Jupiter await eu d'Alcmeue, file dun
roi de Mycenes, un enfant qui n'etait
autre que lie heros Hersule. Junon, a
qui Jupiter presentait lie petit enfant
pour quill sucat son lait divin, outree
de jalousie, repoussa violemment le
nouveau ne. Mais Hercule await eu le
temps de presser de ses mains deja
REQUISITES lie sein de la deesse, ct deux
gouttes de lait avaient jailli.
L'une de ces gouttes retenue, dams
fether, y forma la vote lactee. L'autre,
tombant sur la terre, donna naissance
au lys.
Pouvait -on de faeon plus belle ct plus
charmante Greer une origine fabuleuse
cette noble fieur? Outre sa grace, ce
mythe, CONNIE tous les mythes grecs,
est mieux fait que nul autre enseigne-
ment pour donner Ie sentiment reel des
chooses qui le composent Dams cette
courte legende, on volt, en- effet, Junon
tout entiere. Junon, Tepouse courroucee
du maitre des cieux ct, pour le lys, il
volt sa nobiesse naturelle relevee par
son origine divine, ct il en- sort plus
poh1o apnora
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27
LIE Poids du Cerveau.

LIE poids du cerveau ma aucun rap
port avec Intelligence, assure NJ.
Henri de Parville. On Ia dit ct repete.
Mais, ce que ION salt moins, c'est que la
maladie de Influence sur lie, poids du
cerveau. NJ. Marchand, de Marbourg,
execute des pesees nombreuses sur
1.173 cerveaux humans examines fe-
tat frais avec leurs envelopes, imme-
datement apres avoir etc retires du
crane. Or, La cause de la mort aug
mente on abaisse le poids. M. Mar
chand constate que la diphterie fait
generalement augmenter le poids du
cerveau.
Au point de vue de l'age, chez le nou-
veau ne de un q sept jours.~ lie poids
moyen est de 37l grammes pour les
garcons ct de 361 pour los files. A La
fin de la premiere aimee, les respectifs
sont de 967 ct de 893 grammes. A la
fin de la troisi6me aimee, le poids du
surtont chez lee lilies. II parait attein-
DIRE son apogee entire dix-neuf ct yingt
ans chez rhomme, entire seize ct dix
hut ans chez La femme. LIE poids moyen
du cerveau dun adulte male est de
1.400 grammes; celui du cerveau femi-
MN nest que de 1,275 grammes.
La reduction du poids due a l'atrophie
senile commence, chez rhomme, vers
quatre- -vingts ans; chez la femme, vers
dix ans; il existe, dependant, de
variations individuelles.
On doit rappeler, a ceux qui pensent
encore que le poids est lie a Pintelligen-
ce, qu'un des cerveaux les plus lourds
que Pon ait peses est celui de recrivain
russo Tourgueneff; il etait de 2,120
grammes. Un des plus legers etait
celui de Gambetta, qui atteignait a pei
ne 1,160 grammes
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27
Base Ball.

The Garyville base ball team made a
glorious entree into the season last
Sunday, when in their initial game,
they out played and defeated the Vache-
rie team by score OF 10 to l. kid
Oglesby in the box was puzzle to the
Vacherie boys. while Henry Landry, bis
back-stop, played great game, though
it was his high throw to first base that
allowed the only run scored against
them. The other players came in for
their share of the glory, and they made
some sensational plays during the pro-
gress of the game.
Tomorrow the Garyville team viii
cross bat with the Tokay Teas, formerly
Chalmettes, one OF the strongest teams
in the city of New Orleans, and expects
a hard fight as the Tokay Teas will have
their famous side -wheelers Madere, Cog
novitch and Premmeskoff on the slab
and Lutcher's old time catcher, Quite
rcz. Garyville viii send either GAMER
or Kid > Oglesby in the box with Lam
dry to do the receiving.
The game promises to be hot and
snappy one as both teams are about
evenly matched and the local fans will
be given treat. The Garyville Brass
Band viii furnish music for the occa-
sion.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27
NOTICE.

The following certificates of stock of the
Bank of st. John have been lost by the late
Zenon Millet and the late Father E. Badoi,
respectively, toiwit: Certificate No. 21, issued
December l. 1904 to Zenon Millet, as owner
of one share, and Certificate No. 73, issued
December 8, 1901 to Etienne Badoil, as owner
of two shares of said stock.
Any person to whom they may have been
transferred should have the transfer recorded
on the books of the bank, as required by its
charter and bylaws; any one to whom they
may have been pledged or who may be in
possession will please notify the bank or the
undersigned.
Application has been made to the Bank OF
st. John to issne duplicate certificates for the
missing originals and the bank will issue
them, unless rightful opposition be made
thereto.
Mt. Airy, La, March 10. 19u9
J. V. CHENET. Attorney.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27
NOTICE.

The following certificate of stock of the
Bank of St John has been lost by the late
Emile Barre, to wit: Certificate No. So, issued
December - 1904, to Emile Barre, as owner
of one share of said stock.
Any person in possession or knowing any
thing which may lead to the recovery of said
certificate will do favor to the heirs of the
late Emile Barre by informing the under
signed.
Application has been made to the Bank of
st. John to issue duplicate certificate for the
missing original and the bank will issue same,
unless rightful opposition be made thereto.
Edgard, La, March 10, 1909.
PLACIDE BARRE.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27

I'm petit garcon nomme Willie Whit
Ia, fils dun avocat eminent de Sharon,
Penn, a etc enleve dams cette vile par
des individus qui ont aussit6t reclame
aux parents une rancon de SIC, 900 pour
leur rendre l'enfant. Apres avoir gar
derenfant pendant cinq jours, lis Font
hvre son pere Cleveland, O.. scion
des arrangements pris ct ont recu la
sTancon demandee. La police de cette
vile arrate deux hommes ct une FEM
me qu'elie creit etre les auteurs du coup.
Ellie trouve snr eux une crosse somme
d'argent qui est probahlement une par
tie de la rancon. La femme declare
que c'est ellie qui eoncu ridee d'enle-
; yer l'enfant.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27
Notice.

Courthouse Parish of st. John the Baptist.
March Is, 1909.
Be it known that at meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of Election of this parish, held
this day. the following commissioners and
clerks of election were appointed to serve as
snch at the special election to be held in the
se-ond congressional district on the Both day
of March, 1909, for the election of a congress-
man according to his excellency Jared Young
Sanders. governor of the State of Louisiana,
ordering said election to be held throughout
the district
LIST Ward Poll at Paul Berthelot's Store.
D. G. I.ousteau, Commissioner
Oscar Bossier.
Evarste Bossier,
J. L. Pancaire, clerk.
I'd Ward, Poll at Courthouse.
Fernand Webre. commissioner.
Louis Rodrigue,
Octave Webre,
r E. Webre clerk.
Sd Ward, Poll at Alovon Granier.
Albert J. Lacaze, commissioner.
Hy. Roussel,
Willie Tregre,
Jos. E. Refine clerk.
Attn Ward, Poll at st. Martins Schoolhouse.
BIS. B6thancourt, commissioner.
J. J. Refine. '
Fernand Montegut, :"
p N. Bossier. clerk.
5th Ward, Poll at Rene Montz.
Jos. LIE Brun. comm ssioner.
p " Vicknair, :.
J. A. Cuny,
Olivier Edrington. clerk.
9th Ward. Poll at 9th Justice Court Bldg.
Alf. Chapotan, commissioner.
J. C. Delaune, :.
E. A. Picou, :.
S. F. Webre, clerk.
Polls will be open from 8 o'clock a. m to
O'Clock p. m
N.F. PECQUET, President,
DANA MONTH.
GEO. U. GENDRON, Sec't'y.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-03-27
Inaenieur Civil.

NJ. H. E. Landry, recemment nomm6
ingenieur civil pour cette paroisse. est
pref entreprendre tous les travaux
dams sa igne qu'on voudrait lui confer.
Son adresse est Lions.