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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-01
Forester Makes Report.

The alarming increase of forest fires
I'm the Nissoula (Mont) and the Occur
D'Alene (Idaho) districts and the aw-
full havoc being wrought thereby is
told in a report from District Forester
Filcox. of Missoula. Mont, received
day.
The report followss
1.-The known dead of fire fighters in
the Lolo and Occur D'Alene reserves
now number thirty-three, with two
more reported fatally hurt.
'All towns between st. Regis and
Saltez burned. Wind less violent to-
day. Fires in Gallatin and Bear Tooth
forests, north Of Yellowstone National
Park under control.
Town of Troy is now in grave
danger. Entire Fisher River shed
on fire and 100 fighters forced to
with lives. Sylvanite destroyed and
Yakt RiveR water shed afire for miles.
Upper Fisher, Yakt and Pipe Creek
fires have been abandoned and crews
can probably get out safely"
A telegram was received 1t the
Forestry Bureau today from Acting
Governor Bowerman, of Oregon, Of
fering the assistance of the oregon
militia TO fight the fires in that sec
ton.
Before accepting the offer il will
first be determined how to distribute
these troops and TO just what use they
could be put.
1T is considered likely that martial
law will be declared within the cities
and towns which have fallen prey to
the flames. and that the militia will
be used to maintain order and to pro-
tect the communities from hooters.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-01
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
IS EASILY ENFORCED
Drivers Of Private Vehicles and Auto
mobiles and Not Draymen Are
Ones Who Create Confusion.
KEEP TO THE RIGHT.

Drive 10 the right.
when stopping, turn 80 that the
sidewalk Will be ON your right.
Stop as close to sidewalk M
possible.
Do not leave your vehicle I'm .
front OF an Office building, n de-
partment store, theater, or n no.
tel. Ii you must leave ~, line IL
up against the sidewalk I'm front
OF some other character OF build
Ing.
Penalty for violations, i've to
twenty-five dollars nne.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-01
Another Forest Fire.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. %
Still another forest fire, in an entirely
new section was reported to the for
est service. when District Forester
Olmstead, at San Francisco, asked for
troops to fight fires at the Kehoe Ma
tionSl Forest reserve, on the Western
slope of the Sierras. East of Acrimen-
to, Cal. Following the request made
by Acting Forester Potter the War
Department today is rushing three
companies of infantry from the Pre-
Sidio barracks. at San Francisco.
In his telegram to Acting Forester
Potter, District Forester Olmsted eX-
presses much alarm over the situation
Sn the Kehoe District. He said that 1t
Is feared that If the strong winds do
not die down before nightfal the
flames may reach beyond the reserve
and will leap across the valleys be-
yond IL.
Advices are to the effect that the
fire situation in the vicinity OF New
port, Wash. has become grave over
night, and that the city is in immi-
nent danger of destruction. Already
a number of buildings on its outskirts
are said to have been destroyed and
there is much CONSERVATION among
the residents, many Of whom are leaV-
ing for places Of safety.
officials of the forest service are
unable to understand why the Gov
errors of the States in which the fires
are raging have not called out their
State troops TO aid in the work OF
fighting the fires, or to act as scouts
and patrolmen in the fire districts
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-01
Athletics.

During the late summer and early
fall athletics on the grounds and roof
will be more popular than ever. AL
ready the fellows are catching the
fever for a short, quick game Of vol
leyball, handball or tennis and then
the eXhilarating shower bath. follow
ed by a swim.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-01
Religious Work.

The religious work will include &
larger number of Bible classes thar
ever before, and the holding of
series of greater mems meetings sim
liar TO those of past years, when 81
much good was done and speaker
OF national note were heard by tn,
men Of Richmond
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-18

GET porbolt, 1T fein @er:ngerer ais
Sir gpelpn Hllggles-8rile olts 2on-
Son, Der Monn, ser on Scr Splbc
bes @efdngnisipiten1s bon gatl5 eng
lono itebt ltno oesbol6 mcib. mouan
er lpri6t. ST mar De%riiGergefoms
men UNI Dem Snteritatinnolcn Mi
minologen : 8ongreB in MoiGin9ton
bei5umobnell. Seine Neubcrungcn,
Die ct ni6t IN elmer SibunJ oes Gon:
greIies, ionoern 0elegentliG elmer
Notwithstanding tot, lollen 'id)
ll1gefabr pie folgt 5nimrlmenioiicn:
SD erinllere mid, in BERT Brotpfo1
Ser 8eriommlung Ser uMniericon
8rilon Illn." pont SoDre 1903 &C.
leletl su boben, boB einss Der Sieb-
ner erflarte, 4nlerifn babe icil1
gountpgefangnisipltenl pu'. Cn9lono
geerbt, unO England ici besbul6 fin
Oeiien 8eiteben perontmortiidl. Nun,
es lit mabr, BOB ibr bos Goltntpgc=
fan9nis-S pitent bon England 9ecrtt
babt, ulto 5t6or 6abt ibr Ell i0ledte3
SDltem geerbt. SIR bob5 mlgeroem
eine Menge anoerer ihleLteu Civic
ME BON england geerbt, a6er niele
oapot ieto ibr log ~getpoyhelt. 0os
Gountpgefongnis bobt liz ,to6, uber
ooB ibr es BON england geerbt 6aht,
oos lit oo9 tpabrli6 feill @rltpb on-
fiir, BOB ibr es b~eibebalten loft, lpclnl
es i6ledt ill.,"
Ser &ebner er5dblte fanll meter,
ooB gnelano ielblt Dos 9pitegt ldn9ii
abgeidofft babe, ltnb oo5 alle oortt=
gen @efdneniIie unter eiacr ;3entral=
fantrofe 11ro urter Ser SberaufIi6t
oes 8arlaments lt6nben 8a3 er
iagte, flons gut uno netnil1ftig, I'M
tereiiiert uns beute aber nid)t ipeitgr
neben ser Satiode, baB eli 9%ngldll=
ser Sen Mut unb sic glr!i1feit ge=
babt bat, SEN Mmerifanern gu lagcls,
oaB nidt oGes, mas tie BON gnglanS
geerbt, gut gemeien lei. gielen ame=
rifanern lln1B bas iebr Ieerroidello
gefommen iein. Gs bat 5tuar 3eiten
gegeben, no Die gngIdi1oer bier5ll-
lanoe nidts meniger als betiebt mas
rem uno Die 8robbeiten ibcr nelt
S5ean biriiber flogen, f:tB es cine
art botte. 9ie tiefeingeiplir5eltc 9e=
numbering Ser 9tn1erifanes fir oaes
gngliide muroe aber merfmiiroiger=
meiIe oaour6 nidt beriiGrt. @iel-
leidt miro es jebt, nadocr, ms elm
en9lonoer ielbit Die 4uacn geoffnet
bat, etlpos onoers. 8ielcidt gelinst
es nns, nod unO nod ood eire Hfeihe
alteneliider 3opfe uno 33jpflein ob=
51idneioen utb aus eigeNen Mitteln
etpas geeues 5ll ihoffen 3cit ge-
mug mare es uno eall5 gut, me1ln
Die Wenldbeit i'm @Ggemeineil irie=
Ser einmal oorouf bingepieien ,oiir-
De, oaB Mn1erifo uno gnalulr 5iuei
peridieoene 9inge linb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-18
Die @ebcine BON Gidlnro a6msai cr5
acfnn6em.

Cine midttee gntoefung lit ole.
Ter Gage, Die aus BariS gerteloet
miro, in Ser often Mbtei bon SON,
teprault (Deportement Waine.et-
2oire) gemo6t morben. Man mAb.
te, oaB bier 5tpei Serri6er aus Dem
@eidledte Der 8lantaeene., aorig
Seinri6 Der 3neite nno aon;g 9.i-
haro 2openber5 beeraben lagen.
Die @raboenfmaler ser beioeu 1iir.
item, iopie ser @emoblin Seinrld)s
oes 3peiten, &onigin @ieaHnr, sier.
ten NIT oen lebensgroBen Sts-
tuen Der @ereipigten Die Mbtei, u6er
Die 8raber ielbit bate ii,olt bisner
ni6t auffinoen fonnen nro ltaim
an, oaB lie mabreno Der gteprln.
ton 8eritort moroen ieien. ais Der
Gobel iid oarin eefieI, Die Oebei.
ne b%ergongener 6erribcr aus Scr
etpigen &lbe 81 5erren ilno in TINT
loier 8ut 81 peritreuen gtun II
Die Iuffinoung Ser lleberre,,,e Die.
ier aonigslei6en gelnneen. @db.
reno umfaiienoer &elt1uricrun, s.
@rbeiten, Die in Ben Muinen DER
&rDpta I'M Mnftrage bes Winiytc.
RUINS Der ihonen &iinite inter
Der 2eitung BON Waene oorseilr,n-
men nlroenL ltieB man no Saiebrr>
leguita elmer @ano al:f Elm Go-
gengetpolbe, Dos nit eilleEl goloellell
Greu3 uno einem eil1en goIoensn
9eoparoen ~5eigenoen @apeeiiid)ile
geidmiidt mar. Mn ben Maueta
maren Die Namen y9ftd)arb, g[lie
nor, 5enri" 81 leien. Magne g,t
lofort 8efebl, meiter5ugrebci, uHh
nun ipuroen bier @rdber ~geiLnoen
in oenen Die SfeIete on 0'i nod
8elt lagen. 3tpeifenos malen al
10 Die @ebeine bon SeiNril9 bem
3peiten ieiner @emobln Gleatcr
nfo &i6orb 9openber5 entaeft, mi.
oeiten 5ulam1ten in einern oierlen
@rabe Die Sodter Seinridys BEG
3ipeiten, Sobanno, sic mt aorig
Wilbelm bon Si8ilien ~perilc'rc!ct gs,
meien, beeroigt lporoeu war. Eie
cite abtei mar lett 1904 ols @e-
tangnis bennbt morben unb Hitler
nlebr perfoqen. Die Stclette Der
englii6en Serrider msrben nun,
penn Die &eitourierung beenhet unb
Der idone gau in %ieiiler uriprilltJti-
den @eItalt interchangeable Ieia
miro, ibren glab inter Ben do
iten 0enfmdlern erbaIten sic tiff
bisber iiber leeren @rdbern clho6eu
hdbcn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-18

te @oroe" oen s6liiiiel sur ottuo-
ton in Der @ono bolte.
@o6renb Der leBten @odut LAT
man lid in New gorf iebr uher
Die @bolera=@ efobr aufgercgt. 1oS
Sanitatsoepartement Der Sunoeste=
gierung bat ii6 in 6olge 6eIien
peranlaBt geieben, cine gtfjarung
oes @eneralar5ts OF. @ura1 81
peroffentli6en, IN Ser oieiet oos
Bublifum 81 berubigen il1dt. gr
meiit nad, BOB ~porlaufig gar eeIle
ltrio6e fiir irgeno neldJe Aufrc=
eung porbonoen if, oab bic Qcbcr.
Sen Die 8erbaltniiie politanoig pn=
ter Gontrol1e ba6en unO BOB enc
abiolut unourdldbli6e GuoralllGne
ausgeiibt miro. Or mod. rorauf
aufmerfiant BOB oie @cioir iett
lo1ge nibt 10 groB lit, mic i'm SUI
re 1892. Canals NOR Oct Au-
itedungsbero IN 9an1burg. Dies Mol
in GuBlono. Die 2eute. Die pcn
Gublono bierberfommen, geDeu ab2r
faIt massachusetts iiber GentIGlane.
9(n Ser oeuti6en @ren5e ober mito
bereits iharfe G%uoranto!,e unsJt,
ilbt uno meroen Ole girnronoes,.:
ether genal1en 8rifung l~tnteroogcn.
auBeroem bat unlere 9pnoestegle-
rung in BEN beioen ruiiii1eu SD
fen, oie fir Die IuspanoAlng in
getradt fommen fonnter. 2ib,u
uno Soeiio, cine i6orfe l~,aicrlu-
dung Der I1spon0erer our,9 Sic
merifaniihen &oniuiats beanltll
an%eeoronet. gs lit olio alles gtiGiL
lin ms Dor Dem ginidteppci oer
aranfbeit 81 idiiben u1.h ebeRfo, mie
man i'm Sabre 1892 oic &ronf-
felt berollsgebolten bat, miro man
aud oieslnol oa5u inn Stoiloe iei1. :
@alter @eaman 6at iest lellle
2uftidiffabrt iber BEN S}ean aiiqe-
tretetl. Man ipar in Ser lebtcll oeit
in 9e5ug auf bas llnternebmea
ldof etpos 5tpeiflerlld) gelporoea
uno balb uno balb geneigt bic Coz
DE fir einen groBen lift 5lt bolter.
Sest bat er bod grnlt oenlabt
Der unternebmenoe 3eitllngslnoan,
Der eigentlih itets oos nngliid &C.
babt bat, nnterihatt al meroer.
Ober iosen mir lieber nid)t emit &C.
nonlnten gu neroen. limo Der ood),
mag man iaeen, mas l1alt i9lQ,
elmer unlerer tiibtigiterl beiinnter-
ribteten Sournoliiten lit, sic mir h0s
ben.
llniere @etreioeernte 1T gut. 10a0
Millionen guidel &orn, 700 Itil-
lionen 8ilidel 8ei5en mt 1000
Widionen 9uidel Safer. oaoit en-
a~nitanoi9er Gottonpreis, oorianfte
6roltdt man lid iiber oas Suldlal
unieres 2onoes nod feline Gorge al
1uddhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-18
GnsliidJe Grbidait

"a Die Ser. Staaten uripriiltglih
enelii6e &olonien paren. il lit ss
gang natiirlid, ooB lire & pilpermal-
ting bon anfang on eiflell englii1en
3ui6nitt bate, mas beIorGers int Sc
5ug auf Gsdtspfleee lno @efansnis-
lpelen berportrat. Nidt gerao2 lelbit.
ueritanoli6, barlun obcr uicht ipcni=
ger nabr lit es, baB tpi: an bleler
grbihaft init elmer 8ieti: feitgebol-
ten baben, Die elmer belieren Gule
piiroig mare uno Die 10 5iemli0 ie-
ben Sortifritt nereitelt bot. @ir
lbleppen "a einen 53opf b~intenuad),
Inn ben uns ieoer Gbineie beneioert
fonnte, unb iino 1tol5 aitf i'm bios
neil er inns ieiner5eit pon bent logc=
nannten .Mutterlanbe" o~ngebGngt
poroen lit. Oabei bergeiiea mir
gang uno gar, oaB bieies iet5it. oiel
fliger als mir, i'm laneit iuenieltens
gum groBfen geile abgei1nitten bat
uno uns melt porausgeepnmen lit.
Nur mir Gaben ben 3opi 6ebalten,
tros aaen, mos oagegen geidriebeu
iporoen lit, neil er eben enallIden
uriprunes lit, nno mel. mir in
geuiiien Gingen 10 entieblid fonicr-
patip iino, mie MIR elm preuRii6er
Sumter iein fam.
90 tut es rns 0enn 5tnpeilen gali5
! gut, menn urs Semono fraltia sic
8abrbeit iagt ielbit menll lie etipas
bitter idnledt, un1b hos tut lie, lpenm
lie, mie in oieiem Safe, aus Dem
Wunoe zines g%nglanoers folnllt, Der
uns 5par niGt nit flares @orteu,
cher bod inoireft als redtc 0iffopfe
beaeidnet bot. Wir Oeilt'd)cn Gaben
fem Reht, iiber ieine 3uredtpciilulg
Die Ihiel 81 riirupfcn, o2nn menm
mir au6 uripriinglih oil oen oerug-
ten Waneeln feline Shnlo trilgeu,
10 bitten mir oo6 piel SIT ibrer @eiei.
tigung beittagen fonnet, penn mir
niht 81 trage gepeieu pirt't. @ir
iuolen olio rubig unieren Nnteil an
Dem Eaoel auf uns neb,nu mo uns
reoli6 bemiiben, Dos itu6er Ser
iduInte mieoer gut 81 ma4eu Rrc-
iioent Gait 3. 9. tritt nit diem Nod-
orud fir cine eriinolide 0teiorm I'M
ierer Gedtspfleee Elm, url6 menlt oa-
nit cine iolde unieres @efdngnislue-
lens @ono in @ono 9ebt. 10 fam ooS
gar ni6ts i6ooen. 0esbelb iolte
Der 9rGiioent in oieier Code Dor cl-
len Dingen ouf oas 8elltIdoinerifa.
nertum 5dblelt fonnen, 0aS lid IL
germ ieiner 6ortihrittlihfelt ril9nt.
Sn Dem porliegenoen Sol(c 6olrhelt
es iif einItpeilen nun I'M boS Sc
fangnismelen, uno Der ms ben Spie,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-18
6esmnmsan, Die s6cimat AIT n%crlaicn.

Seoes Sabr lit cine gregg an=
5obl 2ungen=2eioenoer gesmungen,
Elm anoeres alin1a auf5niud,en. Dies
lit foitipielig uno nidt illlnlef Ii;ber.
Sc gibt einen heiieren @ea. 2aBt
Gnd onr6 Or. Sings 9elp Cisco
perp 81 Sauie furieren. IS fl-
rierte mid bonn 2nngenleioen"
idrieb IS. 81. Nelion BON Galamire,
grf., vals @Ges 4noere febllblllg
uno i'd 1apm AZ 8funo Oil @elpid)f
3u.~ so Gts. nno $1.00. 6reia Der
iudsflaiden bel anen 3rsgetiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-18
S1tete einen W1rser

Gin erbarmungsloier W,Sroer lit
appendicitis, NIT nielen Opfetn.
Iber Or. Sings SEEM 2ife BiGs to-
ten es ourd 9orbeitsung. Sic mir
fen miloe ouf Magen, 2e6er uno
g~ingemeioe nno perbinoern Die Mllf-
itopfung, sic 4ppenoicit;s herbci-
fii6rt. 25 Cts. bei onen 0ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-18

@~eritopfung lit Ser Seliert an
Dem mondes 2eben 5eriheLt lie ber-
giftet oas 2ebensblut. 9eaelmdbig
felt miro er5ielt ourh oet t5ebranf
bon 9ridtb Nib 9tlters.
@tilo lariereno, itdrft er @so9en, Se-
Der lrn0 Nieren.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-10-22
Thrilling Trip Of Steamer Hustler"

Captain g. j. Labarre's steel hulled
steamboat, Hustler. Captain Berthelot,
has just returned to Grand Bayou, its port
of entry, after run from the Plaquemine
locks down the Atchafalaya to Morgan
City, from Morgan City along the coast to
the mouth of Bayou Lafourche. thence up
that stream to Donaldsonville, where she
left the steel barge that she had towed
all the way from the Plaquemine locks.
The barge was built by the johnson
Iron Works for the Atchafalaya and La
fourche Ievee boards. The contract re-
quired that the boat be built and delivered
by Sept. is, at DonaIdsonville. 1t was
first proposed to send the barge by an in
land route. On investigation, however, it
was found that there was no inland route
big enough for the barge, which is 40 feet
by 107 feet. Captain Labarre was called
on and did the job in fourteen days.
On Sept % the Hustler, in charge of F..
F. Escoffier, took the barge in tow at the
Plaquemine locks The trip down the
Atchafalaya, along the coast to the
mouth of the Lafourche and up the La
fourche to Donaldsonville, was accom-
pIished in coed weather without event,
although it was impossible to get pilot
for the twenty-five miles in the open gulf.
Game was plentiful and it seemed like a
pleasure trip. On the way back, however,
it was different.
AS they came out of the Lafourche the
weather was so threatening that instead
of sticking to the coast they took Grand
Gallon, the deep and winding salt bayou
that runs from coast to coast across the
southern end of Terrebonne parish. All
was calm in there, no matter what hap
pened outside. The boat was making
good Roadway running night and day.
Hemmed in by impenetrable jungles and
swamps and meeting thousand branch
ing bayous, there was nothing for it but
the compass. The slightest mistake
meant a little steamer with limited sup
ply of fuel lost in the swamp. The mis-
take came at last, when the boat had
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-10-22
A Little Learning.

Here are a>few history answers collected
in the New York state education depart
ment in the past year:
Modern conveniences-Incub and
freless telegraphy.
The Republican party was formerly
known as the Free Spoil.
The president takes the yoke of Office.
The salaries of teachers are paid from
the dog-tax.
Benjamin Franklin produced electricity
by rubbing cats backwards.
Lincoln had woman make him suit
of homespun from rails which he had
split. They were hickory rails, hence
hickory shirts.
The cause of the revolution was that
the coIonists wanted room to pasture their
cattle
The spoils system: The place where
spoiled things and waste are kept. The
board of health has largely taken the
place of this.
The difference between Jackson and
Roosevelt is that jackson has been dead
long time and Roosevelt is in Africa
shooting lions.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-10-22
Commissioners and Clerks
of Election.
OFFICE OF RoARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ELEe-
TIo.t. PARISH OF ASCENSION.
DonaldRonvilIe. La. Oct. z. 1910.

VI 14@@G1Ok16
OFFICE OF RoARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ELEe-
TIo.t, PARISH OF ASCENSION.
DonaldEonville La, Oct. Z, 1870
A T A MEETING Of the Board of Su-
I A peryis3rs of Election, held this day
at the courthouse in the town of Donald
sonville. the following commissioners and
clerks of election were designated to serve
at the various polling booths throughout
the parish on the occasion of the general
election to be held in said parish on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1910, to-wit:
First Ward
First precinct, Sylvester LandryS store
Lucien Meyer. W. P. Rochelle, A. r. Lam
dry, commissioners; Louis j. Dominique
clerk.
Second precinct, Ascension warehouse
Guy Hunt, j. P. Weatherford, D. H. Craw-
ford, commissioners; A. S. Crawford. clerk
Third precinct, A. G. Dugas store
Henry Ddgas, H. A. Jumonville, H. T.
Richard, commissioners; E. P. MeIancon,
clerk.
Second Ward.
Cassard's warehouse-Dennis Cassard,
]. n. Curse, Jr., Julian Diez, commission
ers; Adam BeEgeron. clerk
Third Ward.
First precinct, CourthouSe-Emile Ro-
dcigue, Lawrence Creoli. galiste Montero,
commissioners; A. v. Templet, clerk.
Second precinct, Merry Widow The
atfe Henry Duquoi Wilfred Guigou, L. j.
b. Babin, com missioners: j. F. Ouhre, clerk.
Fourth Ward.
Landry's old William Gre, Cam
lie Gire, A. j. Sterken, commissioners;
Richard Me4ancon. clerk.
Fifth Ward.
First precinct, Houmas store ware
house,. F. Saxon, Elmer Hunt, Sam.
Ba1dftsau, commissioners; Arthur Morgan,
], et&ek.
Secaadpreciuct, Armitage S warehouse
L. w. Armitage, Dr. D. C. Brumheld, Alex.
Bourgeois. commissioners; o. Crochet,
clerk.
Sixth Ward.
First precinct Gondran'S warehouses;
II. GfuS, Robert Braud, Emile E. Mire, COM
missiai erss Phil Braud, clerk.
Second precinct, Geismar schoolhouse-
Vincent Leblanc. Leon Newman, Chas. L.
M9ileGe. commissioners; Leopold Kennedy,
clerk.
Seventh Ward.
First precinct, Union store (Gonzales1-
I.ucien 1autreau, B. Berteau, C. N. eau
tseau, commissioners; Joseph Gonzales,
eleEh.
Second precinct, Berteau's warehouse
est Amant9 Horace Pertuit, ,IE. Walker,
MFil,iaUa Acy. commissioners; j. G. Vargas
sans, clerk.
Eighth Ward.
Fir precinct, Osterberger's blacksmith
6hap (Prairieville1- E. Braud, ST.. E.
D. Dixon. j. E. DupIessis, commissioners;
WI G. Herman, clerk.
Second precinct, Ruby Dixon's ware
house (GaIsez)-D. B. Miller, Jr., E. C.
Carpenter, L. B. Smiley. commissioners
C. G. Ficklin, clerk.
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reached the most tortuous part of the
course about midnight The pilot dis
covered that he did not know where he
was. For twelve hours the lone little
boat battered around the bayous and
finally came to familiar place that they
had passed the day before. There they
got their bearings and headed for the
gulf. They anchored in the mouth of the
bayou to wait for daylight About II
o'clock a blow came up and they went
twenty miles up the bayou for safety.
The next morning they got under way
and got back to Grand Bayou by way of
Oyster Bayou, Oct. 11-New Orleans
Picayune.
Cornerstone of Amite High School Laid.
The cornerstone of the high school now
under construction at Amite City was laid
last Saturday by the Masonic Grand Lodge
officers OF Louisiana, in the presence of
1000 persons. A Masonic parade pro
ceeded from the hall to the grounds, and
was headed by the Italian Brass Band of
independence. Members of the blue
lodge formed an escort for the grand
officers, and members of St. Helena Chap
ter, Royal Arch Masons, and knights Tenn
plar were in line. School children sang
America, and Rev. H. w. Bowman. of
the Methodist Church, offered invocation.
Parish Superintendent A. C. Lewis pre-
scented a silver trowel to DIR. John s.
lhibaut, grand master, who performed the
ceremony Other Grand Lodge officers
who of1iciated were: Charles C. Cormier.
deputy grand master; Emil Sundbery,
grand junior warden: A G. Kicks, Grand
treasurer; Richard Lambert, grand secre-
tary; John w. Armstrong, grand marshal:
John Davilla, grand tiler, and Robert R.
Reid. past grand master. Brittin B.
PurSsr, master of ceremonies, introduced
the speakers, who were DR.. Thibaut. State
Superintendent T. H. Harris and Judge
Robert K. Reid. A banquet was rendered
the Masonic officers and Mr. Harris at the
Commercial Hotel Saturday evening.
capt. Boeardus Again Hits the Bulls Eye.
This world-famous rife shot, who holds
the championship record of 100 pigeons
in 100 consecutive shots, is living at
Lincoln. H., Recently interviewed. he saws.
y suffered a long time with kidney and
bladder trouble and used several we'll
known kidney medicines, all of which
gave me no relief until started taking
Foley kidney Pills Before used Foley
Kidney Pills had severe backaehes and
pains in my kidneys, with suppression and
a cloudy yoiding. On arising in the morn
ing | would get dull headaches. Now I
have taken three bottles of Foley Kidney
Pills and feel 100 per cent better. am
never bothered with my kidneys or blad-
der and again feel like my own self"
Sold by X-Ray Pharmacy.
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