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MANY ARRESTS

Atlanta, Sept. 30 The Atlanta
chamber Of commerce has taken UP
the question Of the number of ar
rests made by the Atlanta police, has
called the attention Of the city police
board to the fact that more arrests
for petty oGenses are made here pro-
Dortionately than in any other city in
the country, and suggesting that it
would be n good idea to apply the
"golden rule" system to the offenders
of this class.
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NOTICE.

Office Of the Medical officer in Com
mand, Brunswick Quarantine, Bruins
wick, Ga.
Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until 4 O'Clock p. m,
on the 18th day of October, 1911. and
then opened, for a new wharf at the
L. S. Quarantine Station, Brunswick,
Ga, in accordance with drawing and
specification, copies of which may be
had by applying to this office.
]. A. Moncure,
Medical Officer in Command and Gus
todian.
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THE GRAND MONDAY.

The Nutty McNutts, the worlds
mosuamous bicycle trick riders, viii
ride on our time Monday and Tues
day. introducing new and novel bicy-
Gle and uni-cycle carrying act This
team, composed of Mr. McNutty, his
wife and little girl. have been on foI
. long run in Jacksonville and have
agreed 10 stop over couple Of days
With us on their way to New York
These riders have been drawing large
crowds in Jacksonville and their
spectacular bicycle work is truly Won
derful Bear in mind that these
people viii only be with us a couple
Of days, Monday and Tuesday. as they
have q long engagement before them
in New York and could not spare us
any more OF their time. From the ac-
counts we have gotten from Jackson
vile. they are good and you will do
well to see them.
Mr. Asher win sing one of his spot-
light songs Monday entitled "My
Dream Girl Brunswick should feel
proud Of getting the very latest pop
ular sonss this season and being able
60 keep up-to-date with the other
larger cities.
Building the New Line"-This pro-
duction is based on an actual incl
dent IN the construction CT an cleo
trio railway through the Southwest
in which very interesting story is
interviewer
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You are not experimenting on your
self when you take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for cold as that
preparation has won it's great repu-
tation and extensive sale by its re-
markable cures of colds, and can al
ways be depended upon. 1t is equally
valuable for adults and children and
may be given to young children with
implicit confidence as it contains no
harmful drug. Sold by all dealers.
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be especially pleased with this infor-
nation, for the reason that for
last few seasons there has been nc
regular orchestra at the motel.
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT
BAPTIST CHURCH TO-DAY.
The following interesting musica
program will be rendered at The First
Baptist church today
MORNING.
Praise the Lord, o Jerusalem,
Danks solo, Miss Butts.
EVENING.
Come, Holy Spirit" Bailey, Choir.
There's a Land Where the Angels
are Singing" Choir.
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Miss Daisy Scarlet Of Macon, Is
the guest Of Mrs. f. a. Dunn.
y =
Mrs. L. C. Trimble Of Mt. Pleasant,
is the guest of friends here
80
Mrs. J. II. Barnes has returned
from visit to Waycross.
N -
Mrs. V. c. Bourne and children have
returned from visit to Savannah
Miss Dorothy Burford left yesterday
for New York, where she will take a
course in voice culture.
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Mrs. C. II. Postel of st. Simon,
spent yesterday in the city the guest
of Mrs. F. NJ. Symons.
Miss Irma Twitty Of Colorado
Springs, Colo, is the guest OF her I'M.
Gle. Col. F. e. Twitty, on Monk street
Mrs. A. G. Goldwire and children,
of Atlanta, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Barnes on Union street
ss 81
Miss Katherine Thomas entertained
informally Friday evening with
dance at her home on London street
~ -
Mrs. Charles F. Gray and little Miss
Leslie Gray of Savannah, are the
guests of Mrs. George Palmer Smith.
Mrs. e. Earle will be with Mrs.
Minnie Gam during the absence OF
Mrs. J. B. Wright, who is in New
York
Miss Lucille Butts leaves Tuesday
for Jacksonville, where she goes to
spend several weeks, the guest of
relatives
Mrs L. w Cheatham and children
leave Monday for Atlanta, where they
viii join Mr. Cheatham and reside in
future.
Mrs Alice Louise Lytle of Thomson
managing editor of the Watson pub
LEGATIONS, is spending few days with.
friends here.
Miss Helen Scarlet of Chapel
Crossing. is spending the week end
with her mother, Mrs. George Scar
lett, at Fancy Bluff.
Mrs. J. w. O'Quinn and little
daughter who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, w 0. Greenfield,
have returned TO their home in Jack
sonyille
There will be a business meeting
OF the Brunswick Philathea Union
Monday night ut the First Baptist
church at 7.3o o'clock. Matters of
importance are to be discussed and
full attendance is requested.
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Smith Manufacturing Co.:

Dear Sirs:-It is with great pleas
cine Pep-a-mo. / have been suf-
ferer from indigestion for three years
and one bottle Of it has made a fins
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it to all who suffer with Indigestion
can eat anything l want and fee
no bad effects from it. Yours truly,
Mrs. C. r. Goodbread.
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Biuousness is due to a disordered
condition OF the stomach Chamber
lain's Tablets are essentially stom-
ach medicine. intended especially 10
act on that organ;' to cleanse it. to
strengthen it. tone and invigorate it,
to regulate She liver and to hanisn
hiiousness positively and effectually,
For sale BY all dealers.
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Do you know about those splendid
residence lots in the South End? The
prices range from $500 to $500; easy
serrls. lie. ALBERT FENDIG and
COMPANY tell you all about it. TeIe-
phone 40.
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Lame back is one Of the most COM
mon forms Of muscular rheumatism
A few applications Of Chamberlains
liniment will give relief, For sale
BY all dealers.
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The best plaster. A piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Lini
ment and bound on over the affected
parts is superior to a plaster and
costs only one tenth as much. For
sale by all dealers.
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Te 'ephcus ALBERT FENDlG ard
COMPANY for information on iHeir
residence lots in the South End
Prone t7o.
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KISS osBc sNE TO
N-a Mr.. g. {. LONG.

The fonav ,ng invitation was re-
ceived here yesterday; Mr. and
-Sars Archibald orme Osborne re-
qAests the honor Of your presence at
tie marriage OF their daughter, Pau
Inc <Prentiss to Mr. Bernice Elmer
Long. tan "Wednesday evening the 18th
Of octS2er, at o'clock; at home
wilmington. North Carolina The
bride to De- has visited Branswich
numerous times, the. guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs ] VII Morgan. and has
many friends here who are interestei
in her marriage. During her visl5s
here Miss osborne has been q mos
popular and attractive member OF ths
younger set. Mrs. Morgan, who Nil
ID tae mauon Of honor, leaves on
the ties The gr aAA E praminen
Ausiness maa tf RschMond and ii
mona ps ent Virgins family
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MUSIC AT oGLETHoRPE.
FOR WINTER SEASON.

Ii vii he Of interest TO the
socsal Set to know that the manage
ment N the nglethorpe has arranged
~ 4 splendid Il ara for the WIN
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MISS sLAT ER,s OPENING
A FEATURE THIS WEEK.

OF especial interest to the feminin-
by Of Brunswick in general this week
@ill be the annual fall opening of
Miss Aase Slater, Brunswicks pion-
ser in the millinery art. Each year,
each season, the ladies' Of Brunswick
hafr cua.e y look upon this event as
a most Ici mt one, on which occas-
Ions all tla is beautiful in the ever
erpla1ina, ct ever charming matter
of SCI eliag headwear Is placed in re-
view .or ins ection. This season Miss
Slater win have her opening days on
"Wednesday and Thursday, October 4
and 5, and Tor the pleasure Of all the
ladies' OF The city the display will be
more gorgeous than ever before. The
fashions in hats vary with the seasons
and the keeping in touch with these
~vulutions Is in itself a separate art,
in which Mess Slater excels. This
year fall crowns and high trimmings
predominant IN the neat little tam-o'-
shanters. 10 tho ding-dong turban
of the p down sariety. a dandy
iittle rs sc-wear. will also be very
populsr. Phoebe Brown is an
other bidder for popular favor and is
. hnmty The colors run 10 purple
sind white and beaver cloth in both
mhite and black is bound to be in
the classy hunch In the decorations
aneurIed ostrich feathers and Mara
bout fancies will vie with each other
10 the feminine fancy The stock is
hrger than usual, prettier than usual.
and Miss Slater invites all the ladies'
10 come On the dates named and see
the display.
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ENGAGEMENT OF Mr.. PARKER
ANb MISS MASON ANNOUNCED

ANb MISS MASON ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Yrs. Edward H. Mason an
nounce the engagement of their
aaugher. Frances,to Mr. James Hamp-
ton Parker, the wedding to take place
durinw tn latter part Of November
Much is$e st centers In this an
noune as both you1g people are
promin, ld extyemel.- popular in
Brunswick society. Miss Mason is the
elder daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Mason
and has Seen one Of Bruuswick's most
admired ana popular girls since hei
debut, having endeared herself TO hel
many friends by her loyable traits q
character and by her beauty anc
charm OF manner The groom-to-b t
is q sen OF Judge 7. A. Parker. He
has lived ia Brunswick for the pas
two years. during which he has "
a high place In the esteeme Of hosts
at friends He is assistant cashie
IN the First National bank, The we'd
ding viii take place late In Novemhe-
At the home of the brides parents
ard win Ne one Of the important so
elal events of the autumn
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-22
Are You GOING TO BUILD
lSCENSION LUMBER YARD

= +
i emann f. +. Leaann, Adolphe Meter, II. j.
We'll. j. ne. Golomb, Ghas. II. Manrin. ]. "a. Dali
feres. j.. j. Lafargue, Emil Sunbery, Solomon
kIotz.fyY. j.. Harrison. Alex Eloomenstiei John
s. Thibaut. Fred Rogge and V MalIrin shall
constitute the first board of directors. who shall
hold Office until the last Monday in January.
1912, or until their Successors have been elected
and qualified. Nyer Lemann shall be president,
Emil Sunbery shall be first vice president, Victor
=Maurin shall be second vice president, j. r.
Blum shall be secretary. and Chas. A. Maurin
ARTICLE vi
General meetings of stockholders shall be held
annually as provided in article five, and the
president or any three stockholders may call a
special meeting Of the stockholders for any Law
full purpose upon giving notice In the manner
prescribed by article five. No action of stock
holders at any meeting shall be valid or binding
unless stockholders represent1ng a majority OF
all the capiral stock subscribed for shall he
present or represented by proxy.
ARTICLE VII.
No stakeholder shall be liable Oil III aray man
ner responsibef for the contracts or faults of the
corporation beyond any unpaid balance that
may be due by him. nor shall any informally III
this act have the effect at rendering this charter
void
ARTICLE VII.
This charter may be altered amended Or
modified ar the corporation dissolved by q vote
OF tIlree-fourths in amount 81 Che capital stock
represented at a meeting OF the stockholders
called for that purpose IN accordance with the
notice provided in article five of this act, AI
the termination of this charter, on hi the case OF
dissolution of the corporation the fairs Of the
corporation shall be lianidated BIZ three com
ulssieners elected by8a vote OF tflree-fanfths of
for that purpose, Said stockholders shall essab.
Ish the terms and manner in which said liagiid-
alton shall be made and define the powers and
duties and COMPENSATION Of said commissioners.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-22

The annual meeting Of the Louisiana
Division of the Travellers Protective AS
ISOLATION Of America will be held at Baton
Rouge on Friday and Saturday Of next
week, April % and 20. Post |, of this
city, will be represented at the gathering
by Raphael Singer, the. alternate delegate
being Henry Meter. Mayor Charles Mau-
rim, president Of the local post, D. D. Dali
feres and other members will also attend
the meeting, and will extend the organi-
cation cordial invitation to hold its 1912
convention in Donaldsonville.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-22
Red Men Honor Great Sachem.

Mohawk Tribe No. 80. Improved Orde
of Red Men, entertained at public recep
ton Sunday evening in honor Of the cleo.
ton of its sachen, Louis N. Boston, to the
post of great sachem of the Louisiana
Jurisdiction, which distinction was CON
ferred upon Mr.. Boston at the thirtieth
annual convention of the Great Council bf
Louisiana held at Kentwood last week.
The function was given in the handsome
Wigwam and clubrooms of Mohawk Tribe
in the Peoples Bank building, and Wss
attended by large number of guests.
Dancing was INDUCED in until midnight
by the younger element. music being fur.
nished by. a brass band Refreshments
were served throughout the evening.
An interesting feature Of the delightful
affair was the display of a handsome cut
glass punch service presented to the tribe
by Hubert Treble Chapter, u. D. C.. as a
mark of its qualification anent the eleva-
ton Of Mr.. Boston to the highest Office in
the Red Men organization in this state.
Mohawk Tribe rendered substantial as
sistance to Hubert Treble Chapter last
year when the Confederate organization
was raising funds with which to enter
.ain the state U. D. G. convention il this
,ity, being instrumental in having the |
sum Of 5000 contributed to the chapters
entertainment fund out Of the proceeds of /
ne open-air festival given last spring by
he Donaldsonville Park Commission. The
presentation of the beautiful punch ser
ice to the tribe by the chapter is token
# the latter's appreciation Of the assist
lnce rendered by the Red Men on that
occasion, as well as a tribute of congratu-
alton upon the high honor won BY the
ribe through its popular sachem.
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Notice of Sale

4 NDER act 2l5 Of the general assembly Of the
seaae Loulsaana approved July s, 1908 the
Louisiana. to-wit: ps' sli ieii
Southeast quarter of section thirty-fye. town.
Snip san nine south, range four east, containing
isiana- 20 s''s .'l Ato1
Will be sold BY the sheriff Of Ascension parish.
Louisiana. at the front door Of the canrfhnn u
in Donaldsonville, La, on
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1911,
to the last and highest bidder, at not-iess than
SIX Dollars per acre cash, being amount fixefi by
the register OF the State Land Office as the mini
Witness my official signature this 9th day al
March, 1911. HUNTER a III IE al Icy y
PRESIDENT Board Of Commissioners for the
Pontchartrain { evee District. -. -
Donaldsonville, La. March IL Ia1fs "
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Dat TLEsHIP COMING.

| -5
United States Man-0f-War Idaho {
1 Visit D0naldsonyille May 1915 o
Way Up Riyer-O Officers and Gre,
OF Big Vessel to be Entertaine
During Stay Here.
The Itinerary of the battleship Idaho u
the Mississippi river during May has bee
announced by the United States navy de
partment. Arriving at New Orleans Ma,
10, the big vessel will start up stream fiv,
days later, reaching this port at abou
noon Monday, May Is, and remaining
here until the afternoon of the following
day. The other points to be visited b,
the big fighting machine are as follows
Plaquemine, May is and II; Baton Rouge
May II to 20; Bayou Sara, May 20 to %
Natchez, Miss. Maya to Is.
From Natchez, the Warship will con.
tinue up the river as far as Vicksburg il
conditions at the time will permit the trip
without risk
At the request OF Mayor Charles Maurin,
President Alex. Bloomenstiel Of the Pro-
gressive Union has called meeting of the
board of directors of that body to be held
in the rooms of the Donaldsonville Social
Club at 10 o'clock tomorrow forenoon, for
the purpose of formulating plans to enter
tain the officers and crew of the Idaho
during the stay of the vessel in this city.
Mayor Maurin and the members of the
municipal administration will work with
the Progressive Union in devising ways
and means for the suitable reception and
entertainment of the distinguished guests.
and every business man and public
spirited citizen of the community is re-
quested to cooperate in the undertaking.
to the end that arrangements may be per
fected whereby the visit of the battleship
will be made memorable occasion and
the citys well-known reputation for hos
pitality maintained
The suggestion has been made by
Mayor Maurin that, if agreeable to the
commander Of the Idaho. an exclusive
contract for the transportation Of sight
'eers from the wharf to the ship, and re-
urn, be given to persons who will pay the
;ity a bonus for the privilege, this amount
g be either added to the fund for the en-
ertainment of the officers and crew of the
,attleship or to be turned into the treas
Try of the park commission. The matter
will be discussed and definite action
aiken at the meeting of the Progressive
Jnion directors tomorrow forenoon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-22

i From $50 to 400 men and boys, includ.
ing about Is members of Ascension
Council, Knights Of Columbus, and a small
number Of ladies, received holy commu-
/ mon at the I o'clock mass at the Cathol'
church on Easter Sunday. The services
were OF an unusually elaborate and i'm
pressive nature, as were those of the
solemn highmass at o'clock Large con-
gregations were in attendance on each
occasion.
Is Robert ]. Broussard and j. j. Lesaichere
have been appointed delegates from the
Sacred Heart Society of Cornerview to the
annual meeting Of the Federation of Cath
Ollie Societies to be held in New Orleans
tomorrow and Monday. April % and "A.
Rev. j. c. Gonon, pastor of the Cornerview
church, and Messrs. Leufroid Daigle. Lin
den Leblanc and ]. G. Nargsssans will
represent the Catholic congregation of
Cornerview at the convention.
The fair for the benefit Of the st. Fran
els of Assisium Catholic church in Smoke
Bend opened this afternoon and will con-
tinue throughout tomorrow and Monday.
Nothing has been left undone to make
the festival every bit as elaborate and en-
joyable as its notable predecessors, and if
the weather is favorable it is expected that
the entertainment will be literally patron
lied and will result in an unqualified sue
cess. both socially and financially.
Hubert Treble, Jr.. the seven-year-old |
son Of Chief Engineer Hubert Treble of the
municipal poWerhouse, fell from a swing
in the yard of his fathers residence in
Port Barrow last Monday afternoon and
had the misfortune to break his left leg
just above the ankle. A physician was
Immediately summoned and set the
broken bones, and at last accounts the
little fellow was doing nicely and seemed
to be making rapid progress toward re-
coyery.
Capt. ]. G. Davidson, the reliable pilot
Of the steamer Virgie, went to New Or
eans last Sunday to visit his daughter,
Miss Juanita Davidson, who recently SUBJ
nitted to an operation for appendicitis at
he Charity Hospital in that city The
many friends of this attractive young {
woman will be delighted to learn that her {
condition is entirely satisfactory and her /
,arly recovery from the operation prac-
ically assured. Miss Davidson is one of
he efficient trained nurses of the Charity
hospital. t
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-22
Election Proclamation

Donaldsonville, La, "a pril 22.s4e11 {
Y VIRTUE OF the authority vested ID in Ia r me !,
- by Act No.1aa Of the sessions Of the general
hereby issue this, my proclamation. giving pub,
nc notice TO the voters of the town Of DonaIdson
vile. state OF Louisiana that an election will he
held on $3.50 " - -
SATURDAY MAY 6. 1911,
for the election Of the following officers f.vit.
One mayer one chief Of police, one town elerk.
VINO snail pc ex-off1cio assessor one tax col.
rector ana one treasurer, tail to be chosen by
general ticket. and six aldermen. tive to he
CHOSEN en- from among the residents Of each ward.
Inc polis Wall be open from 6 O'Clock q. m. tae7
ing places ~ Ao'io's7
First ward Courthouse
Second Ward-M arket.
Third Ward-Stephenson Stable.
CHAS.s MAURIN, 8ss
"a ayors Town of Donaldsonviiie,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-22

Or. Allan Lear. a wei known young
#Donaldsonvillian who for the past several
years has been located at SeWanee, Tenn
where he is practicing his profession, ar
rived here last Sunday on a visit 70 rela-
.tiyes and viii remain a couple Of weeks.
Dr.. Lear's many friends in this commu-
nifty are delighted to have him among
them again. and TO learn that he. is meet
ing with liberal measure Of success in
his chosen field Of Labor.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-22

Harry Weber. the clever young Donald
sonville diamond artist who Is holding
down berth on the Gadsden (Ala.) team
in the Southeastern League, writes The
Chief as follows under date of April 6:
IAN hitting and fielding well, and am in
good FORM. Season opens here May 8 and
closes Sept. 26. Mighty fast league.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-22

The regular April session Of the court OF
appeals for the first circuit will be con-
vened at the courthouse in this city at 10
O'Clock a. N. next Tuesday, the 25th inst.
The only Ascension case on the docket is
that Of the Peoples Savings Bank and
Trust Company Of Baton Rouge VS.. c. H.
Dixon, in which an Injunction has been
filed by Picard & Geismar.