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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

t,SurlicBun9 bon Der &. Scitc.J
lcibcnbc. Der lluterprildle. Der III
Stlupcrci @c6ultcnc. ctc., etc.
YnMt CT inuncr ntth, Der III IL
llnicrc pplitiIdJcu Yortaicu l9tcs
p%ublifoncr, 9cmofrutcn, Yrobibltio>
niitcnl 'tcbcu, luos SO6iolrciorm an
9cbt. hcu!e 10 3icmlid oti Dem
Stunhpulttc, bcn Die libcrulcu %lrs
tcicn i'm Srutidcn Hcidlc rur cilun
80 Subrcn ci%nldbmcl, ais Si2marct
6lrr 'u5inlcn Nrbcit hrdn9tc. unO
&ibcruliamlt9 unb Srciiinn nlrgt9 Qcs
lpG6rcu luplltc. Sunual5 Iprudl hcr
gclunliiNc Slnntamnm bic NnIid)l
ans, ha6 bic Sp5inincmuirntic md,
immer Gin crbcbiid,es Sciden, Gin
W,cnctcfcl fir bic b%c'itenocn 2loiien
lei, Gin ;}cid)cn bnfilr, hnB uidDt Nlc2
10 III, ,lpic g. icin iolltc, 0uG Die
@nn0 6um @cncrcn nlGclc8l ipcrbcl
Iunn." ,&cum 60 tcinc So5ialbcmoz
frutic 0dUc nnb meill ItidJt uiclc 2cutc
iih pur ibr iiirhtetcn, iprnd Sismurt
iucitcr. .lpiirncn Die udBi8cn Sort
Idrittc. sic mir in Der So5iulrciornr
bisbcr gcmddt BADEN, and nod nldlt
Nemadt icilt; unh iniofern ut Die
Sllrd)f Dor bcu So3ialpcmotrntie alIf
Sen. Der ionit fcin &er6 flir icinc
Mitbilrgcr bat, Gin gan5 Ii n
ihcs Is ment."
,Gs idjeirt cbcn leibcr ,ualr jH
icin", mcint Der fdbigc Sfrift!ei!cr
Der .Iuucrifd" nit 9icdt, ,onh
Selbitiudt NH Gerblcnonug cher Der
Gptb ais coleu Eriebcn gebordJen, uuo
oaf man lid burdl S%rubnngen ab-
trubcu ldht, ,uns wcbcr bic 8crcftis.
feit ntn bic &icbe crlangcn funnten.
GO bcblritc co III 9clgicn ). y. cine
BON Wclpalttbdtigtcitcn bcglciictcu
i%lrd,tbarcu IIsitanbc5, cbc @eleIl
idail Wnb Stnot iid icincr Eilidt
criuncrtc. bic lpiiitcu 3uitdnbe, 9egen
pcldc Die Nrbcitcridnft proteitierte,
nb3uitclcu."
@orum aQcs Sicic5: @cil mir
bcn III II intcrei ficrtcn II"
ipiclcn I'M bdusliden, i'm mlnis
Sipalcu, int nntionclcn Sebcn; ipcil
mir nid)t tbuL ip1s infer Weiitcr
uub Scilonb inns bciubl: uSicbc
9eiucn Ndditcu wie = d. clb it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Ter :. H..S. Central -Screin

1T Die cin6iQc Organization BON Sta
tbplitcn bier in Den %ereinigten Sinaz
ten, lpelfc III ir9eno ipic pa6n beige
tragcu bat, in praftiidcr unb auftlds
rcnbcr &ciic cine Seiierlng Der beus
tigen io6iulcn @ibitdnoe b%crbel5uflib>
rem. 60 erfldrt Hcp. Spbn u. Hpan,
8. D, Del cmincntc So6iologe bon
ct. Yaul IN Der Wdr5> Summer Der
bcitbctannicu nSatbolic Sprtni8btlD
Hcpicip" mO Jpor in cincm lGn8crer
alIogc5eidnetcn Iriifcl. bciitclt
.Gatbolic Sociul Yriuciplcs am
Yractical Spciul Nemcoics."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Thtnng, 3eier!

Gin Srutiebler bat iid in Der Ins
Sci9c Der WcWronc'a Catholic Sonrs,
lpeIdc uui Seite 10 bieIcr Nummcr crs
ihcint, cinQeihliheu. IS iiub bort
ais 0ntcu Ser Ibfahrt Der %. Ipril
mlp DER 3. SlIni ailgetiinbigt. &cetcs
res SutlIm iolItc ober lautcn: ). Suli.
Is9cnh SculanO. Der bcabiidtigt, cine
bicicr Nciictourcn m~it6umadlen, mpgc
Qcil. IN Die ongcgebcnc Ihrcilc id,rcis
ZEN unp cr nirh ollc 9clpiiuihte Nus>
tunft nm @itcrntuc ilbcr hlclc fatho@
lild)cn E,Igcrfabrtcn u1b Spllrcu
gerlre ullD frci 5u0cididt crbaItcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
THE CATHOLIC COLONIZATION
SOCIETY. II. S. A..

lit Scr Sitcl zines ldngeren Irtifcls
III cngliidcr Sprad)e, i'll lueld)en1
G~bdrnfter, 3lped nnb Hid,tun9 Der
gcnnnntcu Calculations : @eieIlIdaft
Dem fotboIiihcn %olfe porgclc9t lpirb.
Die 3uidriit trd9t bic llnterihriit
bes bod)lu' itcn Gr6biihofs WeBmcr bon
Wilipnufcc. lpcld)cr SpriiBcr oes Gre
futipz Counties iencr @eieaihait lit.
@ir pcrbcn icncn Irtifel bemndhit
unlcren ScIcrn porlesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
3u %berfauten.

1000 Gdsr oeS au~Sgciuhteieu 2auoeS i'm OF
liben Colorado. gernbe iiolidj BON Der Ne'
brasta StaatsgreuSe. SduarSsr eoanlbo ben.
I 6uB tiei, nit Sebni. llnterlaDe. seidbt rout9.
Milbes aitma. Der Jegenral mar inn Durdl ;
id1uitt iiber u Soll ludbreuo ied1S j abren. 1pir
iiid1en cinige tbdtise Nsenten aus ohlidlsn
Staaten. nm mitiubelteu. Die gniieolungeu .3n
colouiiieren. Siir WdpereS idlreibt an bic
platte Wiper Wausp xamo Co., Omaha. aeb.
u. Is. @aguer. Manager.
Scim shreibem rrlp16ne man gef. bicics Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
murktbPrtd1ts.
Cir ben OrpFuerfanf.
Gu b Il q e.. Den Ii. Mar.
eetretbe, Seu, Ne9l, etc.

OeIretDe, Peu, UteDt, eII
Weijen S0@90c per Suibel.
'odter: 42--4gc per SulbeL.
8orn: 50-55c per Suibel.
Serite: 65-90c per Sulbel.
ho9gen 5000 per guibei.
gen: SIS. m-$l9.0 90 per Souuc.
2tebl: Eateltt, S~5.S0-5.2D; Nraisbt,
S.. 60-6.O 0
S!eie: SCI. 90.
Butter. Gter mnb 3afe.
Ger: i0c per Sugslo.
Butter: Oalrp. 26e; Grcomerp, 3013
3lcto per giunb.
Hdie: R%bamsSdie. DC; Srid, lie; GIN.
burger, lec; Swtss, 1se per EiunO.
Groceries. etc.
aepiel sOc@Sl.o0 per @uibel $500
81. 30 per Sarrsll.
Rartoiielu S0@90c per Suibel.
3misbeln 1&c per FiuuO; Spanii9s
Spiebeln, $500 per Erote.
giet.
Stiere: S3..5-Sj.01
Niuoer S3.2j-$3.75
1iibc: s. .00-3.75
Rdlber: $i.00-5.5 30.
Sammer $3. O0-3 80.
Sdmeiue tauf Dem SuBj: S5.50-S5. 80
per bnuoert Giuilo
2ebcnbcs Ucfligef.
Srutbiibucr. l2c; Glter. los; Siibner
0l5c per Biuuo.
Hrpuifuncn.
@croufcrtcs 6lcii6: Gbiufcl, 81
1870; Sped, ~ Poe.
S6mal3, 94-l0Ec.
aoblen 1artfoblen, $3.50; 9Sei6to6leu,
ST.. 90 per Sonne.
Doli GibenbolS ~7.00-S.Oo; eSei6boli,
ST. 90 per 6oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
3lt berfanten.

so Slder Sarnl: 100 Nder inter Gdug. no Nfer
idiuerer Wapleiualb. ~ ader gSieie. bic aephlat
u.rbsu fouuen. SedlS 3inlnter Daus nit guter
Seller. 0iierne; groBe Sdlenne nit Saientent:
Wrnuurp, Gorncribs uro auoere NuBen9ebauoe.
Hreis Si5 per Nder. yin Nrittel baar; Der Ret
jl beliebigeu Seoin8ut gen. 8erut oies STE in
tereiiert. 10 idlreiben Sic uis. q
The G. A, Whitney Land & Loan Company
81. Cloud, Minnesota.
gciu Sdreiben criudbne man geh. oicles ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Sas beribmte ySbetitome 1bal.

gSir baben etlid)e idJone 5arrien 81 pertaufen
in ben Counties Grant itno Hoberts, IN Der
Ndbe einer tatbuiiideu Stride uno Sdule ses
lcaen. 5as Saro eignet fh iiir ale yrooutte.
Die i'm 9prbu eiteu ge3ogen %iperoen. beioroerS
fir aprn, Gemiiie uno Milhiptrtbitait Shreibt
an ms iiir Ireiie.
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank, South Dakota.
sir ueriuetien Sic al Aep. /. s. S'Meiu. Yiarrer
Seim SGreiben cr,uabne utau seh. bieies Blat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Wo lit Mnton Shmit

ssepmerstirdl Suremburg? CIR fam 1890
nab Nmerita uuo MAR 1910 IN Gbilaoelpbia.
Gtwaise Nustuuit gebe niar geH. an ons 5rter'
natipnalc 9ieiieburedu g.. THORN. Hureftbure,
an 6rn. 2utuu submit, gReper, 9afetter in
VI epnterStird,. yuremburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
SerlamQt.

Gin Gricter iudlt .eiue Sausbalteriu. ionic
eiucu MduI, UNI grbeiter nm 1irdhe lto Scbuie
Si uerridlten. GerbeiratheteS Faar uoreesuaeu
aRau aoreiire: ". Il. C., care OF Catholic
YrtMtinA 60. 9nbuale, Soiva.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Seim5nmer.

ct. Sbontas. n. D. ein .S~tdotdsu son unss.
t1br 100 GinruDhuern. nit guten atrdbeu unb
Sdulen. an Der o.. ". Giierbabu suiId1en
@rane 5urts uno @iunipes in Dem %berahtntsa
VI. ". Ilale aeleget. hat Sano. odS in YcSu0
ant Srud)tbarfeit BON teinem Sbcile oes 1tas.
ties nbertrufien ipiro.
Us limb ieoodl mebrere Jarmen Si osrtautsn
aus benz 6runoe. baB bic @igenthulner. bon
oeuen ntehrere y ana bier limb. nadl ienem 9arbs
slrldgefehrt liuo, mdhrero anbere enttpebes
reid, ooer 5u alt seuorosn limb NIB ii6 IN ben
Hnbeltdno ieBen.
Sd tam 3hueu 5armeu bier oertanien. 10
ilad, @unidj BON LOO bis Su 1900 9lder groB, iuin
Yrsiie bon SS5 bic $40 per Nder. GS TT oieiey
Yreis elm eritauulidl uieoriger. iuenn man 10.
ben. gage uno SerbeNerungeu IN Sstraht sieht.
Sh iueroe meineu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uub
@ebdube. an Der beiteu Gfe oes Stdbtbens Gee
lsger, ioluie ben einSigcn 6leiidalaosn i'm Sta6t.
diem uertauien. oa uniere 6nrnruirtbih ait unb
anoere geihiite uniere gauge 3eit IN Nnipruh
iehmen. Sdreibet Iogleit uno tbeilet uuS mt1,
mas 9hr iuiiuidet u6sr. mas better III. tonuaS
gletdl bieber.
JOHN NJ. O'CONNOR,
st. Thomas, N. Oak.
Seim etrsibsm sr,pdbme man ssn, bieies SlatAL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

81 nerfamfen ~ iia, gss sssrts ais s Ss ni,a ,S5is,
portable saw-mill outfit. 20 Sieroetrait Slant
FRACTION engine. Carriage. 20 ger, rimnler
SdGen, Ireibriemen uiu. Nues in altem 5u.
itaio. IreiS $3.50. Better Y. Seippei xMmber
60, Subuaue, Soma.
yeim sdrribsn er,pdbne man seH. oieiss yiatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Mhtnuq, Tarmer!

Sd, beSable bic bDdliten Saarprciie ilr 0eu.
aurn. anrtufeIn NIB Wo0e. s8eroe tauten.
Slui ben Ueleiien 3brer Station. Niau aoreilire:
j.. J. NAGlE, Dubuque, Iowa.
yeim edretbem tripabne man seh. bieies ylati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
ebicdgo. oeu l.. Ntar;
Octreibe.

@ctreibe.
@aeu-
Ial.: 1.osHal.05.
Suit 071S @99@i.
Rorr-
Mai.: 1O24eia2s.
S.uli: 1024 @123S.
Saier-
Mai. 5aE 49,.
Suli: ass @49ss.
Ricbmarft.
Shpeuw-
Shpsre, $G.35966i.
Shpere. rauhe. sG.3j9G45
geihte, SO. 30C6S8. 60.
Semu1te. ST. 3096.6j
Sleh-
N,uouleb, So. 90 1885,.
Ride mo Itrioer. b!.259G. %.
sSelterus, s.. 1877. 10.
S9aie-
G%,u6emiids 2ammu $I2561. IS.
a9etllhe eammer. 81. T5@7.45.
9inbeimlids Sdaie. S3. 75@5.4O.
y8eitli6e S6aie-$4.25@5.65 s..
8rouifipnen.
ShpeineNei'h-
Wai. Sl5. 979lG.20.
Suli: $l8.25@$l6.4l.
S@mali--
Wtai. 4: So. 27o6Y.37.
Suli: S9.4560.55.
Rippen-
Wiai.: SS. 75@S.S2.
Snli: $s.S2@S.9O.
Gum Nbiibren vi -N&.N rhnr
III 0fo Yet allen SouhI,ru- Ok Sto-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
5urni's glpenframtcr mno glut,

bcleber, Wta9eus Stdrfcr urD &cilzS Gel
ut IN Srcb 9 6 mittS, @rocerica
GabcrL no. 266S &nibin9tpn Str.,
al pe~rinufcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
Sas snnuO San 2mis : sbal, Guio,

Gntiuidlung INNER I'M @ange. Meue SieIeruuirS
Sauienoe BON Diilid1eu 6armern tauien BON ole.
lem berieielteu Sauo iudbrenb ber Ireis nod
niebrig IN. @drnm thnn sic eS nidlt. Sdbreibt
an Vbas. 4. 7puIin Wcaltp Co., cooper. Colo
Beim earibsu er,pabne mau esh. oieies Ylstt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
SeimIuher !

50 older, flni YReileu uou Der Staot. Irets
$500. Sauon $500 banr, oaS lle6rige ipie Mietbe.
100 2lder, cine Mteile pom outer Staot. StenI.
lidn quite &erbeferuuaen. BreiS $500. Tauou
1920 bnar, pas llebri9e Wie Aiietbe.
,yarrIen surlideriiattet. wenn Dor benz |. 3ult
pertauit. Mam aoreiiire: 1be Maen Eouutg
Snoetmemt Co., 2l3 =. Warrington glue.,
SoIn. Sans.
Ssim sarsibsn sr,uabns man seE. eieIeS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
(Spc5icG iiir bicIc 3citulg.1
cSunit nbcr III Mic: fricnlih!"
%pn :. II.

SprlicBun9 bon scr &. Scitc.J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

slitS NeusGteElrO. l
81 Soraoo Slid &c Suntiugo. SUM 1911.
SD irene MID iber Die quite 8irinn9. fuelte
Taitor Gontq's 9ierpenitdrler oil mir bate; tt
lit f6on felt t6 Sabrer an 9rauIptarfoler,
tuoiioh tb ~ieoeentni beipubtloS mar. ID bate
fTon oieles oaeeee1 infer SebanolunG Dor
Ner5ten %periudt, nber obue Srfplq. slber f6on
nud Der britter SIotbe bon Iaitor G0nia's
geroerftdrfer rpurbe es better unb MN. nab,
benz I'D is Slafben oapcn Iabur. baIte tG
0iba Sc ealoioar Wlaria De la Gus slInraaiiier.
Serr q. Serf6ing 2t01 6. Cafe Ctr, Min
~nedppIis. pel6er f6on felt 30 Subren oil 1SaIl'
iii6t lit. III nit Der s~oirfinp BON IS Sldidber
Taitor aonta's Nerbenftdrfer febr s~ufricoen
neil CT nm ieinen slniun mebr felt 8 Wtonater
bate. uno empfiebIt ben Neroenttdrfer ieoeu
10 2eibenoen.
8. 3oes f6reibt ans Suabn, bob er floor
felt 4 Snbren on Teiralete leieet. iuoaeaer
aber 9aftor 8onta's Nerbenitdrfer in1rer biIft
~A~I elm pertbpon.s Bud fir TerpenI.ibenb
3CCGt ipirb Ssbem Der CO ~psrlaust, s~nss,anbt
grme erboiten aud bic WlebiBin umfouft
Stee WtebiSin nurbe felt BEN Sabre 1875 bon ben
SoGp. paitpr &bnig. Fort @opne. Snb.. s~uberette
unb lest inter ieiner anDeiiuu9 bon Der
KOENlG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
81 W.. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bet Mpstbefcru az baben far
500 ett SIatdbt, O 8latd)eu fur $500,
6rote s1.7S, 9 far 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

gum Nbiiibren ~ -D&.N q n
NIB Slutreinisen ~vt'
80 0ts. Sa allen SanoIsrH. rs Sts.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

Livingston check for s201.4e in set
t)ement of the share of Ascension
parish. He also reported that while
in Livingston he was present at the
| opening of bids for the sale Of the
| Port Vincent ferry franchise, and
that the following We're the bids re-
ceived for said franchise per year,
for a term Of four years: Clarence
Castleberry, 1926; NJ. M. Cleaneay,
1857; Peter Guitrau, s205.55; C. A.
Cambre, $105: J. @. jerks, S40O.
/ The bid of j. @. jerks being the
highest, Mr. Weber reported that.
acting on behalf of the police jury of
Ascension parish, he accepted said
bid, and requested that his action be
ratified, whereupon Mr.. Ourso Of
fered the following resolution:
Be it resolved by the police jury
OF the parish of Ascension, That the
bid of J. @. jerks OF the sum Of
four hundred (s400) dollars per year,
for term Of four years. for the pri-
yilege of operating the Port Vincent
ferry, be and the same is hereby &C
cepted.
Be it further resolved, ETC.. That
the president of this jury be and he
is hereby authorized to enter into
contract, jointly with Livingston par
ish,- with the said J. G. jerks for the
privilege Of operating the said Port
Vincent ferry; said contract to stipu-
late that payment for the first year
be made in cash, one-half each to
the parishes of Ascension and Liv-
ingston, on the date OF signing said
contract, and that thereafter said
amount of s400 shall be due and pay
able in advance to each of said par
ishes, in the proportion Of one half
to each parish, on January first of
each year during the four years ex-
istence of said contract.
Be it further resolved, etc., That
the action Of the president Of the
police jury of the parish of Livings-
ton, in advertising for sale the said
ferry franchise for period Of thirty
days prior to Nov. II 1912, be and
the same is hereby approved, ratified
and adopted by the police jury of
this parish.
The resolutions were seconded by |
Mr. Landry, and adopted on ro1I-caI1
by vote Of 5 yeas and no nays. Alb
sent-C Causey.
The jury adjourned.
g. G. WEBER, Clerk.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
Literary and Athletic Association Or.
qanixed,

The Donaldsonville Literary and
Athletic Association was organized at
meeting held last Sunday afternoon
| IN one of the classroams of the local
! high school, the membership compris-
ing a number of the younger boys of
The community, many of whom pos
sess marked literary talent and ath-
letic ability. Prof. Robert S. Vickers,
principal of the high school, called
the meeting to order and stated it's
object, and John Pfister was selected
to preside over the assemblage. The
election Of officers was proceeded
with and resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, John Pfister; vice president,
Wilbert Reiger; secretary, Sam. Rich
ard; treasurer, H. L. Binnings.
A committee composed OF Wi1bert
Reiger, William Hanson and Leo Gau-
din was appointed to draw up a con
st1tution to be presented and voted
on at the next meeting.
Leo Gaudin and Charles Melancon,
with the president, were appointed
committee to locate suitable
building in which to establish the
club rooms
On the suggestion of Charles Mel
ancon, Leonard Pflster was elected
sergeant-at-arms, and he assumed his
duties Immediately. The meeting
then adjourned, subject to the call
of the president.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
Oysters, Fish and Game.

. ! take pleasure in notifying my pa
irons and the public in general that
every Thursday throughout the win
ter season will receive direct from
the Gulf the choicest and freshest
oysters, fish and game, which l will
sell at the very lowest market prices.
/ can supply oysters and fish to deal
ers in any quantity, and all orders
will be given careful attention and
delivered promptly. Family trade So
licited, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed. MIkE CAPONE.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
DE- RrMEST OF THE Interior.

DY RTMENT OF THE THTEnIoR,
u. 8. Iss OFFICE AT BATON RouaE, La,
Oct, a. I912
Proof uyy pr law under which entry MAS made.
NOITG1Yis hereby given that Jordan n.
~ Nickgis, OF Sorrento Louisiana, who IN
Sept. 2, $40. made homestead entry NO. g3ht,
for " OF n " !. e 4 Of NV i and lot I. sa8efien
30, township 10 8, range Be, ST. Helena meridian,
has fled notice of intention to make five year
scrihed, before the Clerk OF Court at Donaldson.
vile. La, on the 10th day OF December 1912
Claimant names as Witnesses Joseph Tra.
beau. OF Sorrento. La.; William Leblanc 5g
Sorrento, La; Eugene ,Eausey. OF BreWerton,
La, and Joseph TuIlier, OF Sorrento, La
#:s JOHN r. NUTTALL, heais .ar.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

With the compliments of Miss
Ailee Moore, the attractive daughter
or DIR. and Mrs. shnard Moore, who
IS on an extended hisit to relatives
IN Massachusetts, The Chief re-
celVed this week from DR.. Moore a
oag-full OF delicious apples, which
We're some of a quantity shipped by
Miss Moore to her parents. They
were greatly enjoyed by the staff, and
Miss Moore's thoughtfulness and cour-
tesy is keenly appreciated.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
How it Works Out.

The following refrain is rendered
by the trade boosters uuartette:
For we are a jolly bunch OF boost
ers,
And we hail from New Orleans:
We are here to thank you for your
courtesies
And to tell you what it means.
New Orleans is your natural market,
So loud its praises call:
The country for the city,
And the city for us all. "
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

DR.. sheard Moore, proprietor Of the
Donaldsonvi1le Auto Co., announces
that he has ON hand a Gull line Of
electrical supplies, and has engaged
Harry Weber, the Well-knoWn local
electrician, to do electrical wiring OF
all kinds and execute contracts OF
any size for work In this line. Or
ders will be given prompt attention,
and satisfaction is guaranteed as TO
quality and prices OF material and
workmanship.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
FOB SAL :. .

MY RESIDENCE PROPERTY &c the corner
1VA OF Nichols avenue and Ghetimachas street,
consisting OF modern, two-story frame dwelling
buildings. House ia wired for electric lights
and equipped with ell modern conveniences and
appliances. Everything in frst-ciass order.
dress G.. A. GONDRAN, New Courthouse BUILD
ing, New Orleans. La .f3
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

T OF on north side of Mississippi street. op-
| H. posite Lemann Addition, measuring go feet
front by depth of 240 feet.
Another lot in same locality. fronting SO feet
on Mississippi street and extending to levee in
rear; bounded above BY premises OF o. TeBIane
and below by premises OF Widow Roaemond
Braud. Y
For information as to prices aud terms, ad-
dress HENRY ESNEAULT, Landerda1e, La
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
FOR RENT.

FHyHE TWo-sT0RY brick building at me
n cornerseY Mississippi and st. Patrick streets
formerly occupied By x-Ray Pharmacy and later
BY r. RoFge's Nichols cafe and billiard parlor
Fine location for business establishment or resi-
dence. Only three doors from new DonaIdgon-
vile Hotel. For terms apply to ARAMIS T.
MELANC0N. Donaldsonville Ia
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
LIST oY { etters

Remaining in tho postoffice at Don
aldsonviIle, for week ending Nov. 16:
Laura August, Abe Bell, Ella Bell,
Carolina Flanders, Arsene Gray, Sue
Griffin, Bertha Harris, NJ. a. Holland,
Della Homes, Joe Jamberg, Frank
Lacave. Mrs. J. Martinez, Dora Mill
or, j. G. Nichols, Olivia Parker,
Neal Roses, L. j. stoekwell, Fl. M.
Snyder. sorrel Sells, Gussie Thomas,
Lettie Thompson, Julia Wallace.
j. ]. LAFARGUE. Postmaster
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
POSITION WANTFp.

RY UNMARRIED MAN. aged ~ years an
~ moving picture operator teacher of the
Palmer method OF business writing. or clerk in
store. Can give all references required Tele-
phone No. 44-3. nonaldsonville exchange or
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

Tr John S. Tiiibaut went to New
|sJrhans Tuesday afternoon on busi-
!. nsss, areturning the following day.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

d. Hebert, a. leading merchant of
upper Assumption, was transact citing
Rbasless here Monday, and compn-
lneated The Chief with a pleasant
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

Clinton Chambers went to Denham
sDripss last Sunday to visit relatives,
,sffrI,ing Wednesday evening.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

Nrs, Walter Braud, Of Patterson,
,npttt i couple of days here this
( gaek with relatives.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

igIsst Maud Weber returned during
M week from an extended visit to
/ ,pIstiyes in st, Francisvllle. -
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

! oreal Gonzales, one of the leading
citizens of the seventh Waru. was a
business visitor {. to Donaldsonyille
during the week.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

lIr, Sidney Vega returned last SAT-
|urdsy from a two weeks visit to rel
|stjges and friends at Lebanon, KY.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

w. Bowers, a seaman of the United
states navy with the rank of ship
eooA on the gunboat Tonopah, passed
through DonalasonViIle MONDAY on
ms way TO 'laquemine, where he viii
Visit relatives. Bowers was granted
a ten-day furiough, and left the Nor
folh Navy Yard Nov. 5. IN addition
70 the time-limit named in mis- fur
Tough, he is given sufficient time to
cover stne period required III travelling
to and~fran his destination He en-
listed from New Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

X sssl 4 Alderman and son, OF St.
.t,sps ~ were in town yesterday on
hdsaess.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

Hrs Hrs I'll B; Davidson, Of New Or
sllaasas spending a while at Rose.
lawn as the guest OF her grandchii-
laaH Mn and Mrs. G. Donnaud
aaDDsa.ley.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

James Won Lotten visited New Or
|lleag % business during the early
lgart of The week, going down Tues
laay afternoon and returning Wednes-
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
NJ DDlaIds0lviIlle DD| [ C1iet
-..TljRoAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1912.

,a.s Mary Whiteman has returned
! a,s ass. visit To- friends in Gramercy.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

|, y, !. Oubre, sales manager of the
|aofley Y CYPRESS Company, spent Sun
|say " { mere with relatives, and was cor
sialy greeted by: his many friends
|snd acQuaintances. 6
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
EOR RRENT,

A neat cottage in Houmas street House con-
N fains four rooms, bathroom and Kitchen.
with side gallery. Possession given at once
Apply to a.. d. VEGA, JR., Donaidsonyille La
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

,.ror Charles Maurin made busi-
s.strip to New Orleans Wednes-
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
FOB SALE or RENT,

FHsHE DUGAs PLANTATION, situated one
A mile below Donaldsonvilla. Suitable FOR
cane. corn, rice or truck. Apply To THE LIZ
MANN COMPANY, LTD. Dopaldsonyiile La
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

Y. y. Gautreau, of Gonzales, came
y town Wednesday to attend the BIZ
\ aealAly meeting of theR police jury,
N M Ealch body be is the member for
tas seventh ward.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16

alss Domethilde Corneaux resumed
w y 4 position as salesgirl in Duffels
sallsss \, store last Monday, after hav.
ps W oeen Frustrated for several days
N lEsala'aa attack Of illness. 1
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
EpR sal d,

z 90 REBUILT CYPRESS CIsTERNs. with gal.
~ vanized iron hoops. Perfect order. Ma
TI0NAL CIsTERN WORKS. 1o27-2e Race street.
New Orleans La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
EOR RENT

FHgHE COTTAGE No. 211 Ibervil,e atreet ,or.
4 meriy occupied BY Elmer Gaudet Possession
given at once. For terms. apply TO li
KLINE, DonaIdsonvile, La. a
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-11-16
FOB RENT.

A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE cottage, No. 2o3
IN Houmas street. ct d reasonable price
House contains three rooms and Kitchen Ap-
ply to, ID, ISRAEL. DonaldsonFille, La,