The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-02
Saw it with Their
Own Eyes.

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The following are few remarks from
those who have been"shoWn:' A promi-
nent travelling man from the state of
Georgia said that he had been through all
the great buildings and business offices
of the city of New York and had seen
New 9orks greatest attractions, but when
he was shown through the Tyler Com
mercial College he said, This is more
interesting sight than ever saw in that
great city"
A prominent educator and newspaper
man, having been shown through this
famous institution, remarked: Like the
Queen of Sheba, The half has not yet
been told You have the grandest in
stitution have ever visited, though have
been in schools and colleges from coast to
coast"
The president of one of our trunk line
railroads, when being shown through the
telegraphy and railroad department of the
Tyler Commercial College, remarked,
why, your work here is exactly the same
as it is in our telegraph and freight offices.
You are doing identically the same work. >
A man whose business had brought him
into almost every business college in
America, said, This is the first real prac-
tical business school have ever seen.
A United States bank examiner said
If the advantages of this school were
known to the young people as they ought
to be, your buildings, large as they are,
would not accommodate half the stu
dents.
A United States judge said, Il regard
this institution as exceedingly strong both
in faculty and equipment, and l know of
no better opportunity for young men and
women to acquire such business train
ing as will fit them to do successful battle
in life.
Write for catalogue. giving names and
addresses, and read what hundreds of
prominent men and thousands of success
full graduates have to say of this famous
institution. Address Tyler Commercial
College, Tyler, Texas.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney and bladder trouble not
besond feasif of sedioine. No med
cine can do more. Sold by X-Ray Phar-
macy.
Social and Literary Club Organized at
Dup1essis.
The young people of the Duplessis
neighborhood met at the Calbasse school
house Sunday afternoon and organized
the Calbasse Social and Literary Club,
with the following members: L. B. Du-
plessis. w. A. Babin. Fernand Marchand.
Hector Young, Edward Young, Louis Par
ent. Prudent Landry, Acklin Marchand,
Jedion Henderson, Wilton Braud, Alces
Duplessis, Pau! Dlplessis. Alex. Z. Babin
and A. J. Marchand.
The following officers were elected: A.
J. Marchand, president; Jedion Hender-
son, vice president; Prudent Landry,
secretary; Alex. r. Babin, treasurer; Paul
Duplessis, monitor
Meetings will be held on Friday night
of each week. The following program
was arranged for the first meeting of
the organization on June 80:
Debate, Resolved, That the Boil Weevil
is Beneficial to This Community. >
Affirmative, A. J. Marchand and Jedion
Henderson; negative, Prudent Landry and
L. B. Duplessis.
"A Few Practical Jokes" Wilton Braud.
Rea ling. Hector Young
Song Alex Babin and Louis Parent.
Criticism, Wright A. Babin
Camille Albarado, a farmer of Grand
Bayou, Assumption parish, and Mrs.
Emanuel Rodrigue, of Port Barrow, were
married at the Catholic church in this
city at $50 o'clock Monday. June ri,
Rev. j. NJ. T. Massardier officiating. Viii
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the groom's best man, and Miss Ella
Montecino served as maid of honor.
Miss Clementine Albarado and Frank Al
barado. relatives of the groom, were
among those who witnessed the pretty
ceremony.
The Y and NJ. v Railroad will sell
round-trip tickets daily up to Sept. so,
good for return until Oct 3O as follows:
From Burnside. La. to Cerulean. KY,
S2450; to Chicago. ILL.,, S33; to Durant,
Miss, S965. to East View, KY, S27.25; to
GraySon. KY, $27 .25; to Hazlehurst. Miss,
S6.85: to Louisville, KY, $27.25; to Owens
Miss, $685.; to Raymond, Miss, S7.20; to
St. Louis, Mo-. S26; to Way, Miss, $8.25
For further information apply to H. E
Holiday, Agent.
Foley Kidney Pills Have Cured Me-"
The above is a quotation from a lette
written by H. NJ Winkler, Evansville, Ind
Il contracted a severe case of kidney trou