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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07

Bivsi predsednik ie posetil mem,
skega pajaca Viljema v Eerlinu.
Staiazo je delalo 1900 vojakov.
V pozdrav in ma east dvema DO.
stopacema so izvaiali tudi tezke
vaJe. Roosevelt Sc je srecnega cu-
til sredi sabelj, bajonetov, pusk
IN topov najnovejSega kalibra. Pa
tudl prismuknjeni Viliem st. .
Je bill srecen, ker je slavnemu low.
Gu, morilcu opic V afriSkih pra.
gozdih dOkazal in pokazal, da
lmamo opice V GloveSki kozi v
kulturnih narodih, ki vbogajo ma
"ajns, cvaj."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07

P~rehlaJenja Sc lahko iznebite
IN bolecine V vratu ter v prsib
minejo takoj, &c Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjeni : Pain Exne,.
ler', kakor je popisano v kniizi-
CT. V kteri zavivta steklenica
Sredstvo sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
V sleherni lekarni "a % cento,
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to. ola je v%arstvena znamka s 81.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklen;c;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07
v Washingtonu d. c.. so

V Washingtonu d. C. so izdali
V svet vest, da je Roosevelt pri
pogrebu angleSkega kralja Ed.
varda oficijelno zastopal Zdr. dr..
Mi vemo, da pOlkovnIk in glavar
divjih jezdecev nj zaStopal veGi-
no ameriSkega ljudstva. Ia to ko-
medic so ga proglasili lie debe.
luharji V Washingtonu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07

Now angleski kralj. indi.iski
cesar, sploh Glovek raznih linen
in ma zadnje Jurij peti .ie rekel v
prestolnem nagovoru. da bog po-
stavlJa kralje. Mi hi temu "zlaht-
nemu' gospodu ne zamerili. ko
je lagal vedoma, Ge bi bill mleGo-
Fob smrkovec. Ali MOI .ie star 40
let. In je Sc tako neumen. da hoGe
katoliGanom, %budistom, mohame.
dancem in Zidom natveziti, da ie
bog krivoverca proglasil kraliem,
da bo vladal 400 milijonov l.judi
razlicnih yer.
No. pa JurGku Sc ne SINE zane
RITZ, .Jurcek OStane JurGek!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07
VSAK SOCIALIST

Vsak socialist hi mogel nositi
znamenje, kedar pohaja ma pic :
nike Ma prostem. Znamenje il svi-
lie in Z vpraSanjem: Kaj je pravY
What il righto).
N~arocajte takoj. PriGeli bono z
delom ko dobimo narocila. Pri-
porocajte to znamenje vsem So
drugom in sodruginjam. Cena je
nizka, lie 80 ct. komad.
PoSljite narocila takoj!
j. E. L.
800 - II st.
Denver Colorado.
Pri naroGilu omenite ia list. a
Sodrugi! Pripravljajte Sc "a pr
vi jugoslovanski socialistiGni
kongres Ameriki. Mas prvi zbor
je prvi korak k vclikemu delu. Xxi
mora vspeti. Sodrugi. pripravljaj-
tie in pripravite Sc dobro,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07
TOvariS Sebastian.
(Konec.)

NNuJVN ohiOh' oEii DC JS hduic III
neumen obraz Sc mu je svetil, ka-
kor bi bill namazan z mastjo.
Kmet je bill jake svojeglaven in
naju je nezaupno gledal. Koncno
Sc je pa vendar VIDAL najinim le-
PIN besedam. Dati sva mu morala
delavski knjizici in pipi ter zvep-
lenke, GeS, da ne %napraviva ognja.
Potem naju je peljal ma dvoriSGe.
Bio je re skoraj temno in mex
Je dalec je zapiskal WAX, dolgoca-
N in zateglo. Nebo je pretemne-
valo in ma obzorju Sc je Sc enkrat
z~asvetilo, svetel trak je zatrepetal
In izginil. Noe Sc .je blizala nitro
In neprestano.
Vstopili smo V hlev. V svoji
kratkovidnosti sem videl lie dodge
noge kmetove, Xxi so Sc magic pre-
mikale polutemi.
Objela mas je tezka gorkota.
'Tu sem pojdita tn imam
nekoliko Shame mislim, da DO
dobro "a VAIN :" je godrnjal
kmet. ko sva sedla. je odSel. OBJ
dala je naju temna noe.
"Ti,' re6em tovariSu. ''poglej,
kaj vidisP JAZZ mic ne vidiml"
INA - Jazz tudi nel' odvrne
ozlovoljen. ''Prokleti kmet!"
Nekoliko casa sva moleala po-
tenn pa je Sebastian zopet prieel :
"Fej! Lacen sedeti V tel temni
luknji, to bi privoSGil kmetu. Usi-
wee! Dobro ie lie to, da je gorko.
&c bi Sc hotel Sc moi zelodec O.
greet. Cakaj -. tamle je ogra-
ia"
Splazil Sc je tia ter tipal z roko.
Slisal sem neki sum in tezko pre-
stopanje.
"Tu so krave ali wolf NOR
da biki", dele tho ter Sc priplazi
nazaj robato kolneG.
Ali je to GloveSko zivljenje.
bratec? Mislim. da nj! &c pa .je,
pa JAZZ nisem clovek Da bi
bill vsaj napravili poSteno okno,
da bi Sc kaj videlol"
V TEN je zopet vstopil kmet. Ko
,je odprl vrata. Sc je hlev malo.
zelo malo ~razsvetlil. RazloGiti .je
bio dvoje krav. prestapajocih Sc
pc luzi in ma drugem koncu "a
ograjo so lezali preSiSi, XII so "a
cell kruliti.
Mo- Bog krikne Sebastian.
"Lepo druSGino imava. Dober
TEX
Sta kaj lacna!'' vpraSa zate-
Clio kmet.
"Hvala. Nisva!' odvrnem ma
Clio. ko sem pomislil ma praSiGe.
"kdo pravi, da niSva? JAZZ nj
SEMI je kriGal Sebastian. Bra
tee, tebi je menda trebuh otekel!'
III me pricne SGvati V zebra. Pri
TEN vpiie, kakor besen:
. lie p%rinesi kaj, vse pojem, sa-
mo mic kislega!'
Neizmerno Sc je hudoval mad
menoj. Cree kake Getdt ure mama
je prinesel kmet V veliki lonGeni
posodi neko trdo jed. Xxi nj imela
nobenega okusa. ko sva jedla. ie
pustil kmet vrata ddprta in OBJ
stal ma pragu. Pri TEN je vzdigo-
val sedaj emo. sedaj drugo nogo
kakor kokoS.
10 sva pojedla je wei posodo,
molil glasno OcenaS in odSel. Ne
KAY casa je bilo tho. potem Sc .ie
pricel Sebastian premetavati ter
tipati Z rokama okolo sebe.
"Prokleti kmet. da mama nit
pip nj pustil Sedaj bo vso noe ka-
dill naJin tobak. o - JAZZ Jill po-
znam tie odurnc slaboletnike! Do
bicek hOce imeti cd naju. kakor
cd svojih pujskov!'' Sc jezi Sc
bastijan.
Tho sem Sc mu smejal.
Ctihnila sva in SliSati .ie bilo
samo ncmirno premikanje pc sla-
mi. Idajpazdaj Sc jc zaGul ropot
yerig in trdo preStopanje krav 20
mehkem leziSGu.
Ali spiS?'' vpraSam pc dali
sem molku tovariSa.
Lezt ma trcbuhu Sc jc obrnil.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07

ZakaJY - cato, ker so breZ de-
la. cato, ker nimajo kaj delati.
cato, ker ne vedo kaj delajo. Ia
to, ker je njih zivljenje prazno. a
oni 81 belijo glave, kako bi ga IL
popolnili.
Siti so. KakSna zadovoljnost je
to zanje, ce pa ne vedo: kaj je
glad? S korjico suhega kruha je
laGen clovek nepopisno zadovol-
jen; kdor pa neprestano cell dan
IRE in IRE, temu n~azadnje Sc pc
Geni golobi ne gredo V slast. Boga-
TIM pa lie zmiraj jedo. ker Sc jih
kliGe k jedi, ker je tako odrejeno
in ker 49, mora kuharica pripra-
viii zopet drugo jed. Jed je pri
niih sploSna dolznost. pusta para
da. A slast do jedi je zelo redka.
Pijejo dobra vina. KakSno "a
dovoljnost pa obGuti clovek cd
dobrega vina, ako nj Sc nikoli pill
pokvarjenega piva, ponarejenega
zganja in pObarvanega. odurnega
vina? KakSno naslado ina Glovek
V pijaGi. ako nj sploh nikdar re
jen? Poglejte samo, S kakSno "a
dovoljnostjo Pile delavec kozarec
piva pc celodnevnem tezkem de-
In. a kako bogataSki lenuh Pile
svoj Sampanjec. On ne Pile cato,
da zadoSti zcil ali potrebi. temvec
cato. da posnema druge bogatine :;
cato, da ubije svoj prosti cas-; Ia
to, da Sc napije in pozabi ma svoj
mucni polozaj brezposelnega in
brezkoristnega bOgatina.
Oblacijo Sc lepo. HIM. ali je pa
Glovek zadovoljen l. lepo. drago o.
bleEo, ako nj Sc nikoli bill razstr-
gan? In kakSno obleko so prisilje-
nj nositi ii nesreGniki! Visoke ov-
ratnike. trdo polikane srajce. gro
zno smeSne cilindre in klobuke.
Z%jutraj - jedna obleka. opoldne
- druge vrste obleka. zvecer -
tretja. "a Y gledaliSGe - 6etrta
in tako dale. Sc dobro he ogre.ie
jcdne obleke, re jo mora sleGi in
Obleci drugo. Ali ie to kakSna u
godnost? Mil bolie nositi jedno
suknio cell dan. teden ali mesec9
Takrat Sc pocutite kakor donna ::
nj Sc treba bait. da Sc VAN suknja
pOmecka in ne brigate So. dali .ie
najnOvejSe mode. Niste sunni
svoje obleke. temveG .ie obleka
vas s%uzenj. Bogatini so pa. sunni
svoje obleke.
Bogatini pohajajo vsak dan gle
daliSce. No. ste Ii re opazili, kako
zdehajO Y svojih lozah? Use to ste
re neStetokrat gledali in posluSali.
Pijancevali so re Z vsakim igral-
Gem in zapeliali vsako. igralko. BIZ
Ii so re sto in Stokrat zad IA cd
'p'" ''ut'' ''9'' P"Pirn".e ue-
Ske. : katerimi Staviio palace. Ia
""~iJ' II" o''"' "oS"'"-
81 ~ yS'S" ,uuni III >Se y''" Je
"U s''"'i'S't he sreuo ra-
n''""' '''n''' VA "o'JrJo Gas
",,."I ""UoriJ" s,oJe Pr"-
""p NrSr''"iN!
s,.a s;ri;..: IN, -.
omar 60 o5oni pam
rnl,; 90 81 nn na.
a..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07

Denver Colorado.
Pri narocilu omenite ia list. e
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07

strahovala YES svet. In izvzemsi
soclaiistov so bill vsi tudi politiGni
tlacani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-07

joe -Sarto, rimski papez vtika
tudi povsod svoj nezmotljivi nos.
Phi y. je oh smrti Edvarda Z. IL
rekel b%rzOjavnim potion svoje So
zalje angleSki kraljevi rodbini.
Pokoini Edward .je bill bogotajec.
Attest cd pete do glave. veliki
mojster framosonske loze. tore.j
~sovraznik katoliSke ccrkve.
ko so pa umorili Spanskega pr
voboritel.ja "a miScl Svobodno Fee
rrera Francesca .je pa isti papez
kimal. Meri de Val. n.iegova de-
sna roka je pa podpihoval Spans
ko Waldo, da so Ferrcra TEN hi
treje poslali ma drug Svet V ne
besa. "a katera ne mara niti rim
ski papcz.
Iakaj? Edward .. ic bill kronan
lenuh in uzivac. Zivel ie pc vzor-
cu vatikanSke Sodrge o ncumnosti
ljudi. Ferrer .ie pa hotel to peum-
most iztrebiti IL GloveSkih mozga-
nov.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06
Meeting of Lafourehs Lsvee Board.

The Lafourche Ievee board held a regu-
lar business meeting last Tuesday at its
office in New Orleans and decided to have
a general inspection of all the 1eVees In
the district. The board will be accom-
panied on the trip by Chief State Engineer
T. M Kerr and Captain Ralston, U. S. A.,
in charge of this district for the federal
government Captain Ralston has an
allotment from the Mississippi River
Commission for the LafourChe district,
and desires to look over the ground to see
where it can be put to the best use. The
board of state engineers have also allotted
to this district $4,000 from their levee
fund, and Major Kerr will go over the
ground and advise where best to use this
fund. The trip will be made either on
Tuesday or Thursday of next week.
The attorney of the board was directed
to assist in the defense of the suit brought
by Edward Wisner against the sheriff OF
ST. Charles parish for an injunction to
prevent the collection of the acreage tax
of 2 1-2 cents on swamp lands owned by
Wisner in that parish This is really a
test case, the issue as to whether the
levee board has the right to collect the
acreage tax from swamp lands never haV-
ing been taken to the courts before.
A resolution was adopted ordering a
sale for prairie marsh land in Jefferson
and some swamp land in Lafourche par
ish Offers for the purchase of these
small tracts have been received by the
board.
Those present at the meeting were
President V. Maurin. Commissioners R
Perez, D. j. Foret, C. Schneider, Theo
Schexnaydre, Alfred Songy, I. j. Sellers
w. O. Humphreys and James S. Patterson
Secretary w. j. McCune and Attorney F
A. Middleton.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06
Want Name of Station CHANGED.

Taking advantage of the Settoon act
passed by the last session of the general
assembly, the citizens of Gonzales have
fled petition with the Louisiana rail
road commission asking that the name OF
the railroad station at that place be
changed from Edenborn to Gonzales.
The petition declares that Gonzales is a
town Of 400 people, and that il was es-
tablished in 1881. It has always been
known as Gonzales, but the Louisiana
Railway and Navigation Company, wher
established its ssa ii
:hange iSse1he source a great deal OF 1
anad annoyance, and the
citizens ask that the station be given the
same name as the town.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06
TAX
Governor Sanders Asked to Call Special ses-
sion of General Assembly to Revise Pro-
posed Amendment e Explanation of
Just What is Contemplated.

lust what IS ~S44%GAHPAaLS0s
New Orleans, La, August l, 1910.
EDITOR CHIEF, DonaldsonVille, La.
Nv Dear Sir:-h connection with tie
request which is being made upon tie
Governor to call a special session Of the
general assembly to revise the exposition
tax amendment, l wish to make the fol-
lowing explanation of just what is con-
templated, to-Wit:
The present constitutional amendment
as adopted by the recent regular session
provides for tax of three-eighths of
mill in the country parishes and three
fourths of mill in Orleans parish to run
until the sum of $4.000,00O shall have
been raised thereby.
Under the new constitutional amend
ment which it is proposed to submit to
this special session, the country parishes
will still pay three-eighths of mill and
Orleans parish will still pay three-fourths
of mill, but the essential difference is
this:
Under the original plan, the country
parishes would have paid as their proper
ton of the S4,00O,OG0 a total of about
81, ,250, 900 and Orleans parish would have
paid about So, 2,750O00 In other words,
the country parishes would have paid
about 33 per cent of the whole, or a ratio
of about / to 2.
Under the new plan, the tax in the
country automatically ceases when ST.
00O,0 shall have been paid by the
country parishes, which reduces the total
amount they will pay about $3.50, 600, or a
reduction for the country parishes of 20
per cent, and the tax runs in Orleans par
ish until it produces S6,500,OO0.
Thus you can see, tie ratio instead oi
being / to 2 for the country, will be | tc
s.; and in addition to reducing the coun-
try's total tax 20 per cent, this new plar
reduces their proportion Of the whole from
80 per cent to 13 per cent.
Surely no better evidence can be Offered
of New Orleans desire and willingness tt
| to her full share in securing this exposi
ton. Besides the. S6,soo,o0O which Or
leans parish viii pay Of this tax, her busi
ness men and firms have voluntarily con
tributd ST ,2oo,6oe aaa Nill continue &
!.l4ntrih,Ite. as we al 5tefTnIfied so
90 to Washington with go, 100000
Sincerely turs.
". C. CHEVIS,
Ed Ioriai Director.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06
Key to Success.

Fifty dollars viii open the door to sue
cess fairly well; sos will throw it wide
open, if invested in the developing of
commercial branches for which the busi-
ness world pays cash. $50 buys an un-
limited life scholarship for course of
either bookkeeping and business training,
shorthand and typewriting or telegraphy;
S95 pays for an unlimited life scholarship
in any two of these courses. Most OF our
students. enroll for two courses. Literary
branches are free with all courses.
The average time required for COM
pieting course in bookkeeping and busi-
ness training or telegraphy is four months;
shorthand and typeWriting three months;
any two courses combined. five months.
In addition to the above cost, the
student will have a monthly expense foI
board and lodging, with private families
| of $3.50 per month.
| Upon arriving in our city, come d1rec
to the college, where you will lie giver
prompt attention and choice of boarding
place. For free catalog, giving full par
ticulars of Americas largest busines
school, fill in below your name and addres
and mail to Tyler Commercial College
Tyler. Texas.
Name 't.st' - = E /.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06
NUMBER So
NEW GAME LAW.
Synopsis of Measure Enacted by the Recens
Legislature, Showing Changes from Old
Law-Woodcock and Robins Not Pro
tected-Bae Limit, Fifteen Birdas

Legislature. Showing Changes from Old
Law-Woodcock and Robins Not Pro
tected-Bae Limit, Fifteen Birds
For the information and convenience o.
sportsmen in all parts of the state, presis
dent Frank NJ. Miller of the Game Com
mission has prepared a synopsis of the
new game law, showing the changes FROM
the old law.
Several kinds of birds that were not
heretofore included in the list of game
birds are now SO classified.
These are grosbec, robins Fed-winged
blackbirds, Chinese pheasantS and Hun
garian partridges, Wood-ducks and doves
are now in the same class and may be
killed from Sept. to March I. The sea-
son for snipe remains from Sept, to May
Is.
Geese, ducks, rails and poule deau
may be killed from Oct / to March IS.
To protect the young quail the open
season for the birds will be from Nov. Is
to March Is, The same season applies to
red-Winged blackbirds and robins.
Papabotte. grosbec and chorooks may
be killed from July / to April /, wood
cock from Dec. to March /, and black
mallards from Aug l to March [.
Bluewinged teal and snipe may be
killed from Sept. IS to April /.
No prairie chickens, Chinese pheasants
or Hungarian partridges may be killed
until 1915, and the killdee. which is said
to prey upon the boil weevil. has been
placed under the same protection.
Under the new law the bag limit on
ducks and poule d'eau is twenty-five
birds. and is fifteen birds on all other
species, including snipe and robins.
No game birds may be sold in the
spring after March /, or kept in cold
storage during the closed seasons.
Itmay prove profitable to many farm
ers to go into the business of raising game
birds, as the law grants the ownership of
such birds, but they cannot be sold dur
ing the closed season.
& Hereafter all game birds shipped, ex-
cept of a resident hunter shipping his own
kill to himself or to friend, must be
tagged with special shipping tag. which
will be furnished by the sai4aeepsaTifi
sion
An import elanse III the new law
pFoiiiDlts the sssEiflg iTie iIif d iid
marsh land growth or prairie grass be-
tween March I and Oct. /. 1t is also pro-
vided that not only owners of the land
may hunt upon their property. but the
privilege is extended to those who reside
on leased or rented land. Non-residents.
for. statewide license. must pay SIS.
and the market hunter must pay license
of $10.-Franklin Watchman.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06

~ A. g9NDRAN, ATTORNEY AT Law
tTs ANDNorARY PUBLIC. Office IN NICHOLS
avenue opposite the courthouse. PFompt
attention paid to collections and civil
business Telephone 1873.
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aBHUND MAU Rim, ATTORNEY AT Law,
II NoTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE.
Office, 30S Opelousas street, opposite the
Duaaldsdnville High School. The office OF
justice Of the peace will in no way inter
iefe with my practice in district courts Or
Justice courts other than the one over
which preside. Telephone 81.
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an s. O. DEG0UX, EXPERT OPTo-
| @rTPIsr AND OcULIST (REELEXES.)
rgss = exanined free. viii visit Donald
ssnye s on the 1st and 18th OF every
santh ssn.J Office at Mrs. John F. Landry $
.ssidenee ,,9. in Mississippi street, near the
Catholic church.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06

pI u. HANSON, PHYSICIAN Of
=. ace and residence: Lessard street
,.m5en an Nichols avenue and lberVllle
s Srset. Telephone "a.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06

III NeC[LL0H, ATTORNEY AT Law
IL. AND NoTARY PUBLIC. Office and
gsd6nce, corner Railroad and Nichols
sypales. Practices in all the courts OF
Ia6isiana, both state and federal. Ad-
5rsss P. o. Lock Box S. Telephone 3l3.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06
For oniek Relisf from FIan Ferer

Asthma and summer bronchitis, take
Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t Itquickly relieves
the discomfort and suffering and the an
noying symptoms disappear. 1t soothes
and heals the infiamed air passages of the
head, throat and bronchial tubes. 1t con-
tains no opiates and no harmful drugs
Refuse substitutes. Sold by X-Ray Phar-
macy.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06

- LANES KILBOURNE, PHYsl-
= @.n Hohen Solms. P. O., La. Special
.tantion @ given to diseases Of the nose
tToat and lungs.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06
ATTORNEYS AND NOTARIES

~ T. VEGA, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
/. NoTAPY PUBuc. Office with R. Nc
f5ilob corner Railroad and Nichols ave-
nnhs. Telephone 5l3.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06
PHYSICIANS

na4ce ni in Houmas street, between
I'M - G.4 street and Crescent Place. Tele-
obone 80.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06

p n II. HANSON, PHYSICIAN. Oi-
| e see. Railroad avenue, between CIal-
hns 1 and 0pelousaS streets. Fhone z4O'
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-06

G A. MARCHAND, ATTORNEY AT Law
d AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office with Z,
4. Gondran in Nichols avenue, opposite
the courthouse. Telephone 1873.
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pRlFE5sI0NAL AND BUSINESS
aoy GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC.

KLINE. corner Crescent Place and
Haamas a street, dealer in dry goods,
y ;'os boots and shoes, groceries, pro
l9iigps' .:sas corn, oats and bran. Phone l02.
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OCUlISTS

~ =. ], DEHITRY. OcULlsr: Of
fee on Sundays at Nichols Hotel
RnaIdsonville, II a. m. to : ?. n. B;,5S'5s Eem
orleans Office, 7l4-710 Audubon Building
lie p. m.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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An interesting event of the midsummer
season was the marriage of Miss Inez
Meynier. of New Orleans, to Henry P
Hernandez, of Napoleonville, which was
solemnized at 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon, Aug. 27, at St. Maurice Church, New
Orleans, in the presence of a large gather
ing of friends and relatives. The bridal
party entered to the accompaniment of
the wedding march from "Lohengrin," led
by Miss Louie Druhan. the maid of honor
who was followed by the little flower girl
and ring bearer, Miss Louisita and Master
Maurice Meynier, niece and nephew of the
bride The latter entered with her
brother, Maurice j. Meynier, of Abbeyille.
who gave her to be married, the groom
awaiting them at the chancel with his
best man, John Hernandez. During the
impressive ceremony and the signing of
the register the Flower Song and
Hearts and Flowers were beautifully
rendered on the organ. An informal re-
ception, limited to the members Of the
bridal party and very few other invited
guests, followed at the home of Mrs.
Aristide Meynier, in Caffin Avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Hernandez left the same eve
ming for a short bridal tour. and upon
their return they will be at home to their
friends in NapoIeonyille. where the groom
holds responsible position in the store
of the Napoleon Cypress Company.
The Chief joins the host of friends oi
the estimable young couple in wishing
them long and happy life.
When the digestion is all right and tht
action of the bowels regular, there is
natural craving and relish for food. Whel
this is lacking you may know that yo
need a dose of Chamberlain Stomac
and Liver Tablets. They strengthen tn
digestive organs, improve the appetii
and regulate the bowels. Sold by a
dealers
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road ;lgenue, opposite the DonaldsonyIie
Hsh School. Telephone 1892.
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