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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
saDess stir, s6.25--7.so. ertro a. 90

SADert sti,rt S6.25--7.90, ertra So 90
-8.25, iansB G4fm $275-6.50,
sIdfhsrtisrs s5.00--725, auserfefene Biz
trtra 81 40--775, Seiiers $500. 90, aus .
| erltiene bis srtra s7.25-765, sube $2.75--
6.00,trtru $5.25-6.60, gauners$2 5O-3.25,
Stoders uno Gtsbers $425--625.
8uileu. Bel nur mdstaer 3ufubr unb
sismIib srober 9atfrage mar Der Wartt Tte.
| tis.
Wassre une Itihte 81 00-4.75, Bologna
$4.s5 - SIS, fette guaen SIS. .75-6.25.
Ralbtr. - lie 3uiubr mar beute ;ism-
| lid groS uno oiegreiis fieleu uin 25-5oc per
100 Bib. Biele a1lber bliebeu unpertanft.
Croindre uno eros. SO 00-6.75, fair bis
quite leiAte $5 50-7 25, ertra $7.50-7.75.
| 9dIber in ben fommiiitons. Sdui.rn. --
! SaHcp 7Iae. primo bis auserlefeus Ga -- Il
| orbinare 4-5t.
9 meiue.-Die 3ufubr mar aud hsutt
tpieesr sistulit arob unb Der Mortt ptaig
sejhte StrfaEotlorten uno Sertel paren II
befersr Aahfra9e.
Shnsrs Shmeiu. brahten $751; go
quite bis auserleiene 9srpaduuas. uno SIei
ineriort.n S770-7.75, atutifhtt Ierpc.
dungsferttn ~. .5O-7 20, oreindrt bis aus
srltitn. ihptrs fsttt sdus "a 75---5 80, ertrn
800, Stags $40O -- 475, leints Ser
EfanetfortsH S6.40-7 80, SerteI bon 1lO BIO
uno ntniaer S5.0)-S30.
Sdafs nnp 2dmme r-Tie 3uiub
mar heute aroser. Iie bsNerru Sualttate'
faubtu quite dbnabme uHo iino fsfer in
Gretit @sfhorsHe gdmmer itieaeu um ID
25e, bic atpobnliheu aber pareH lang'an
uHh uuosrdueert.
Shafs. - grtra $3.50, CUTE bis aus
erI.ieut 800 - $40, ordinate bis gut
s. 00-475, 5dhrIiHq, s5.75-6.75.
91mmer. Grtrd $3.50, CUTE bi
ous.rltfeu. So O0--S IS, oroiudrs bis cut
$500 - 7.75, 6rubiabrs seammtr s7.5O-
lI50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
1x9lid5er Wartt. . erid3t-


GinetuHdti. 3. Nat 1912.
Die Ha&fSlesnssa Enssirnnssn tssiehsn
4m uur aui engrps Transofttpnsn. Del
sieinxrsH eeiAaitfa psresH stpas tobsrs
pss,is Lsrs&na.
vrssiiisnsn.
Esr Marst mar ruh.s une bic Dreiie fsa
kAmaii--vrtma etsaHs sl0.40-lo.50.
\. Q. b.
Ire6sns.falssnts SI.itA. Tarit
Ish. essrt dear se,tfa l09 - liz, itogt
niypenieitsn i0ls-le14t. ertra !bsri sIsar
Gssien lO1a-lo1<f. S4sIisrH 9is-eszs {.
Heaiss LIZ II i2ks tsis SAB ks msst Der.
pA4
llsz -lae, iurse Rippenietteu III u - liAe,
srsra i5ert dear e<stex II &-l14y SAgliera
l0k--iosts snSHsnAs l2t4-l3s &c lsfs uno
Ms per vfune nieer ssspaM.
Sugar Cured dleifA. Mdrfs ftf
eAinlsa 400 1880, 36nu S4xItsi
|li60-l2.00, Nrsaiiah NsesH S.50--16-50
0Anltsrnll 5o--i2.00. Rfw ecrf Gat SAHl.
tsra i3.0o-l260, trsdxas 6sef. S&snfes
is.00--20.o0.
eitssps6.Itss efsir4.--Marit iss
04intes Ga. .00--l8,60. Dienit SAuItfrs
10 -lOJzt UsfIi<t 1874 -lsSs. SAagtsra 10
lOssf, kep Dsrf Gni e4attesn lo& lie
6rif6ss6teifA. - S4iHfsH II f-i3t
pknif G4sitsrn ok-- lOs, S4alteFn 0h
--l0s, flsrt &ibpsnistten e-01<s, fbsrt dar
Gsitsn s,-elzs srtxa flexf eeitsa -
0l<s 0skiet IL Id PET 4tsas.
Metl HKs ostrsiss
Nstl~- nenee Mintsx VaGsnt 16.oQ--6-26
Diuter DeRes el.oO-l.o6, Dinttr UamiIl
~ k00-A Is. Dgtga e&.76-&k. oxetu6xel
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9lms,udr fiae SNdrfte.
Nes D OFF, 3. seui,

Wt I I, ., Wui.
m,hI-3alnbr 1880 sbIs., g.rianDt
-tbIs. - Der Marft mar beute tetia.
sbrina gatent s5.55-5.9o. 9inttr straiabts
4.90--5.O0, @inter gatsnts $5.10-5.35,
sprino clears "A. .50-4.8O, 8iuter grtra,
Ap. 1 $4.20--4.b0, To. 2 DO. 1900. Zoe,
Ranlos gtraiahts 300. Is.
Noaasumetl nar b,ute fstia. Hair
BIZ aut.s s5.o0-5.i0, tuits biz tantp $5. .15
$40.
8uap.istnm.tl 1T Eau ,u $3.50
Der loo gfnno fair bis gutss 1926 -
5.I5. Dolce bic fapen So .o0-5.25.
Wais in hetig. iyein.s p.isss
une aslbes sl.s0-1.S5, grobss sl.75-l. 80,
ifiln6rieb $415.
Sud petten uomin:a. american Csc
une gandbian 83t c. /. l. a.ru Bort.
Msaaen III ruhia. Ho. 2elteru 95c
bel arfunft {. l. :. 9uTalo.
8.ras III itetig. 0attg,rit. 124-138t
t.li 9ufialo.
gs.i,. n.-5ufusr 31,2OO gu, g.rfonOt
81. .946 gu. Marft III felt 30. 2 rother
neuer l201sc TN glt5ntor uno l23Xef. o. b.
fdtuimm.no. ac. SortbsrR EuIutb 125.
{. o. b. id,Ipimmsuo.
Self htorn.-- 3ufuhr -, 8srfanot
-- Fu. Martt IN pilIq. erport se. z
ntusr .861ae i'm vlsoator unb S6e I. o. E
fhnintmtno.
eafsr.-3ufuhr 2s,975 gu, g,rIano
-9u. Der Wartt ia fetia. 5tanonrs
psistr 63e i'm elteator. 20. rpeissr 63c
4o. 62izt. 90. 4 82e.
6eu III teit. - Erima l70c, 20. 1856
60. 1906, 30. 8 i40t.
SOFTEN HetiG.-- Stat, 1911, srbind
r,r bis Dolce $3.50; 1919. 45-47c; patiF
goaH 1911, oroinartr bs toite 40 49, 44e
| 1910, 40--42e.
caste fns itH Central smerlct
24l4e. 4oaotn 231-2434c.
Stb.r IN fcf. 6.nIoS 25--27e.
Sort III fstis. TamtIq 5000 81 90
| fbort slsar $l9.25-20.50, N,s s20 75-
I2l.O0.
s..f IA fsH gamtla $500 1880
Wts $l4.00--14.5o, 9s,i. shtHtsa s29 o.
$3.50, Bsrpaft sl3.oo-ls.5o, Gtta EXTRA
| 3rsia W,s s1a.0o-l82j.
gut Meats hne it,tta gep5t.tt. Gel
Ii.s, 10 bis l4gfo., ri -- lIs4t. DO. shul
tern 8 lf-s34t, eo. SdtH'sn l2L--1218t.
Snmal, IN fietia. Risol. 8.H srim
tl0.85-lO.95; HafSuirt:r 1T fstia. Cont
usut 5000. 2. u. $l2.25, eompOuno II fs
III 9-9sS.
al M felt, SrIma aItp o14G eouH
trn 6i4-T.
SaHmD aamsrr Gel mar isd
griHa robes % 13-62o prima Somm,
s.Ib.s 81 .3S-7.45.
/ g.trsGtam Ia netis. aafFulrt.
Rem BORT 81. IS, Bbilas,Ipbia uubSaItimsr
SS.45, DO. IN Bull 81 IS.
3oEIs if rubis. Eom.ffit al..u Obi
2sc.
oars IN itetie. StraiRte, stn0bnIi
bis qut.s IS 55-s.s5.
f,rpeutiu in rrtiq Al 52t.
/ Ssis TT iet. giubtimIfa.r S3s-534
gntHa sl4-6lSs
Wola tetia. Rem Crl.aas Cp,
Kettle. outer bic Dolce. 35-50t.
Ss2er.- Rster IA Hetia. Wustasai
90 f.f, 355e, Centrifugal % 1tft 4.05
woIaHts. 3uier 50 lts 3.30e aafHHirt'
in rubis. sai Soof 6.oOc, gruihtb $50
rfcuIs n" s.55c. Gub,s 5.45e. gopo,r.
5.30c, granulates 5.20S. DIAMOND 81
zoe, goRfsetioners "A" 5.05e, NO. so
no. 25.o1c. 30. 34eJe. Fc. 44.eDt, go.
4.s5, 30. q 4.So<, 30, Z 4.75s, 20. 8 4.70
70. 9 465t, 40. 10 4.6oe, no. III ass, y
10 A Sn- Spn IA Az 1}a IA A AZ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04

esls. ssmbs rns sltieH iH asp Dor,.

esls .pn eau. Durss su 21S-3s aass..
tiehen.
prima eelhdftspapius purbsn su ~
4k& bistentirt.
Sterlina Grhdnas IN feit Sihi
IN ~ ss7s-4.67 unD 90 aaae ,u 49,
--4.64it.
Funbss- SbIiadticHen martn Re.
tia unb rnrsen mi, fotat austif.:
Der. staatsu R.funbina 2s 0a@<-101A4
~ r.siariris Qs25l l14-l14s4. coupons
ll41-llS, 81 rsaiitrirte i02l4 -i02A
GeHpons I02i4--102s4, Punama soupcns
20 100L ast.
Aftteumarft - gs paroe brute siu
farter Trud gum Gsrtaufsu ausatubt uue
bic Gifsntahn. dftitn halttn earnnter III lei.
ben. pabrsno ttniss BON ben eptsiaIiidtsn
hart naren. Der Narit ihlos aber fhmat
uno bic S&lusuotirunaen hanetn iH pisltt
sdtlsu inter bsntn BON aeiieru.
NaMfshsube aurit nurbsn BON Der sirme
5rpin. BaImdn & Co., 20. 22s - 232
EaInut Gtrnbe. beriAtes:
9ifeubnhHa a9iflifn. G1f.ffs0ngfc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
etttaao, 3. Mdi 1912.

aiuebt.d. - peebes SIS OO-9 90. 9tras
stiere s5. 35-735, petIihs Sttsre S. SO
TO, Sto8ers unb S..osrs "a 25--5 80,
aabe unb Settlers 80 s5-775 adlber $3.50
$50. Wartt i'm HagsmetHen hstiq.
hD.iue.- esias 81 20-7 6219, as-
initiate 81 25-767l6, fhD.rs 81 25-7.7O
rauht 81 7.25-.740, serssl "a 75-6.T5.
glartt Iaugiam uno 81 nisoriqsr.
shafe e1mmer. Shaf.: Sin.
bstmifhe IS Oo-s 25. peHIihs S. 25-8.3
sdhrliuae sS. .50-9 10, sdmmsr einbttmi'
ID. s.. .5O-9 80, ,psitIihs %. 8.50-lo 40. Rartt
Iaueidm.
3ufubr. -- Rtnboi.b 1000, ShEstus
| ls, 900, stadfe unb edmmer 5000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
Metan Marft.

Sen pcrf 3. Mai.
3inn III nIlia ~ s4540-45.70; aurier 1T
rabla: fass 1914 s-i6l4e, eleetbroIntte IN
I6-lesse, gafiRs su 1875 - 1876. tlr'
nhia lu 4.l5-4.lT1 Spelt.r ~ rHbig
,u $6.S0-6.s0. S,itu war fittls No. l
Eonuerr Northern IA $l5.s5-l5.75. no. ?
DO. aa sl5.0o-l550, ao. Sou'hsru uHo
70. / esutssrR iOit "a sls.25-l5 70.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
unter TtenItm q b q en-.

,gu. ih sshe am Gbeiten rpEeper;
meins @ndbigs lit 10 fur6tbar ettsrs
Tiihtig uuf mid"
Sd geb' audi, bel mir 1T Der 9srr
70 eiferiiintig arf meiHeH SmIl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
Rsttbab bIutbe

Bahtmeiitsr (3u einem abestporfs'
men Ginidhrieen): pGinjdhrigsr. Der
t5nisIihe ReiRbgbuiane lit tein .3a4n>
puspulper."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04

Mtnnpieh. - De 3ufHht mar bebit
,ismfid aros. bic RaaFraes nur nasis une
Sic Frsiis ltstia fur Die beferen Gualitaten,
pdhrsnp bic amberta I'm io--l6t berunttr :
ainaeu. gtsdsrs nnD tssbsrs hne in Mad.
fraae une 'tstis. -glilttabe Rue Fan-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
Viebmdrfte.

siueinuati. 2 Mai.
3uFubr anh SeriaHot pdbrsns ber psrhol'
isusu "a Siuueel. p.rali6eu NIT eeR oorbtr'
asheaeeH faetI naren wit folst;
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shitass 8. sRai.

shitags. 3. Wai.
w.kI. - Der Nar.t mar fstia. sSinier
gateuis a. $3.50, Straiabts 81. .2o-5. .OO.
geriua patex.s 5.O0-6.30. Straigbis 81 IS
800 Satsrs s4.00-4.6o.
@,iseH. Nar Wat ll4ls--ll5l4c, (,
am shLus la se; fur 5aIi 1lo5s-1ll &c. am
sAlus llO7Se; fir September l07l4-I0se,
am saIus l075Ee.
@tIi hforu War Rai T9i4-
s0c, an shIus 1916; far5uIi 765s - 771se.
ON shIas 1876; iursssttmber 4i9-75Ac.
am eAIus 743sc, fIlr Sessrnber 627s-e414s
safsr sar Mai 5sl<-57,$s, an
ehIus 5si4e; iar Sail 523s-64l4c, an
shlus 527lc: fur September 4324-44sse,
am shIus 43Tse.
9saaen-Rs. 2 s4l5s.
Ssr e. 8ut, 5utterstrH. s0-I00e,
quite bis tasic, NaIiqsrfs l20-l3oc.
slahsie "a men. 20. Q. %.
2l5lsc, 30. l n. u. 252e.
9imstbpia iaameH. --asasr s7.50--
! l2.Oo per 8tntnsr
sIt.faam,n. $l4.Oo-2o.50 per
| gentntr.
W,spsrt-sleO O0-Is.12l+ Der rbl.- sIl
TFai siS.S5 1890. am SAlns sls.85: III
Snli $le.I7<-l9.40, am sHlES *i9.t7ts
fir September sl9.32t lie 35e, am Shiai
1882.
gAmaI,. - sl0.S5 per 100 YfuHs. -
sarHgai $r0.s5-lo.95, ain s6iRs slo.s5
'ar3ult s1l .05-ll.i5. am Shlus $lL05
SIR sevtember sIl 221s-ll.35. am SAiui
s1i.22%. fir Stto5,r sil .32ia,
Short Hieptuf ri ts n eeie sl0.2S
per l01Efe. SarCaai sl0.2l ja-l037Ia. On
s6last l0.26: iar 3uH sio.37ta-lo.47ls 4
an 5hlus sio.4Tige: FIR 5epfemberSl no .62 !.
I-lo74ia. am shlus $lo.621s.
4 1uttsr. - Eartt IN ftetia. Grsamerie'
28-3le, earn 24--2Sc per gfunb.
| eitr. Der Rartf in ftetia. trIins III.
--les Der DsDsHs.
saf.. - Marit III tssis. Cream l6i4-
i6tse per pfuHn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
0ont Nelbt,sartte.


:
Die Nahfraae mad Darlsben mar bsute
kiHe ietr eross, bod paren ote 8anten init
Rcniinearbeitsn tart bsfAdftsat. DIE 3ins.
raieu Fnb stmas fsitsr. Tnrishsn son
eau. murben pon ben BaufeH su ~
ausesIithta unb Gsihditspapisrs su 6--6%
tafontirt. Tie Iatler plaetrten TarIstsn
.sn cad" su 4s uno auf 3stt tu 416@.
sssAIsi asi Hsr Dsri.
purbsn gu l0t prdmie ,uiidsn 9anisn ber.
fault. Die eounterrote betrdat 60e Frdntis
per 1900.
xesdtfrt ani 0atspa.
fnD uillis. Die foIs.nbeH nustirsnssm Hns
~ beri6ttn:
gsnboH. . 1aae siht, s4.s7l@-4.s7I< per
9, 90 fass siht, A63z--4.64 per /;
paris, 9aas eidt, 5.i21a--5.i5 per 6ranes
500 90 Gage eidt, 5l7k--520 traHes pet
siOD; fur TtutfhIanb 4 1nss Sidt Marf
s5ISe bs. 90 fass Siht, 94I1s.
Documentary Tils aui esnsou murbsn ~
ass, ouf glassow ~ 4.s2a uno auf nslfaf
~ 1.s25S rerfouft.
s'npsss-rstisatisHsw.
rabis unn astis. Die Dant.a auoslrsH sis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04

VHnFta9 EVuf HHtsdFf.
Ter iImiat i'm bisiissn Glsarintsufs BELTS
iA bsxts aai t5,6l2. .050.
sstsIsSeinriisien.
" bsrrfhtf teuis tinf stpas bsHers Rad.
trast an Der bieiisen Horis, anb bic prsiit
iine sisas fsitsr. Sadasbenet esrtduit fine
~ bsriAteH:
an Der 8rIf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-13

Close to both Observatory Circle and the Villa Sec
ton you buy moderate priced 5Ofoot lots. They
adoin the National Episcopal Cathedral grounds, the
extensive estates of Senators Nixon and NeWlands
and others prominent in the affairs of the District.
These lots afford opportunity to secure, at small
COST home site close to the cys finest residential
section.
The prices at which these lots are sold are so low in
comparison to those asked for adjacent property that
there can be no question to the investment posi-
biles.
The amount of money needed to profit by this OPP
porunity is remarkably small. Let furnish details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-13

Lying north of Massachusetts, Avenue and adjoin-
ing Rock Creek Park and Observatory Circle is the
famed Villa Section of the Heights, that portion of the
tract laid out to accord with the natural contour of the
land Through the very heart of this beautiful
Parkway has been reserved and dedicated to the Dis
trct. This Parkway forms spur of Rock Greek Park
which skirts the entire eastern end of the Heights.
The roadways wind around the villa sites in grace
full curves and on easy grades The terraces have
been planted with wild honeysuckle. and every de-
tail adding to the natural beauty has been ncorpo
rated into the plan.
These sites vary in size from one quarter acre to
nearly nine acres in extent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-13

Every one at all conversant with Washington real
estate values knows of the development of Dupont
and Sheridan Circles. History is bound to repeat
itself at Observatory Circle, the axis around which
Massachusetts, Avenue Heights swings. Here will be
homes of the same palatial n1agnificence those
which now adom Sheridan Circle. Right now, before
the grading is completed one such home has been
planned and others will surely follow
That sort of development absolutely assures
increase in values. Compare the prices in Observa-
tory Circle with those of Sheridan Circle. Then
compare the natural advantages of the two regards
location and elevation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-13

American Security & Trust Co.,
Amos H. Plumb, Trustees.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-05-18
Delicate CHILDREN
Made Strong by Vinol

sT wish I could induce every moth.
er who has delicate, sickly child, to
try your delicious cod liver iron tonic,
Vinol.
at restored our little daughter to
health and strength after everything
else had failed. 1t tastes SO good she
loved to take it-not bit of cod liver
oil taste.-Mrs. G. W. Stump, Canton,
Ohio"
The reason vinol Is SO successful
IN building up puny, delicate, ailing
children, is because it is q combina-
sion of the two most world-famed ton
acs-the medicinal bodybuilding ele-
ments of cod liver oil, aided by the
blood-making and strengthening
properties Of tonic iron.
IL we can induce you to try a bottle
of Vinol as q body-builder and
strength-creator for your child. and
YOU do not find it is all we claim, we
win return your money on demand.
A-Ray Pharmacy, DonaldsonVille.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-05-18
Louisiana Hay Crop Valuable.

Leesville Leader:
The production of hay in Louisiana,
until lately insignificant, has been
making great strides in recent years.
The value of the output in 1911
reached $3,765,610
The lands of the state furnish un-
usually favorable conditions for the
development of a great diversity of
grain and hay crops. Recent expert
ments on the less expensive lands
of the hills and wooded plains have
demonstrated them 10 be admirably
adapted to the cultivation of hay. An
increasing acreage is being devoted
to it.
The principal varieties are Ber-
muda grass, which is the native hay;
alfalfa, timothy and lespedeza. Al
falfa does well and will furnish four
OF five crops in the course of a year.
Lespedeza, or Japanese clover, is a
comparatively new product, lately in
troducod, and promises to become one
OF the most important and best pay
ing OF all forage crops Field peas,
soy beans, peanuts, profitable crops
in themselves, are also grown for
hay.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-05-18
SnERlFF'S SALE.
State Of Louisiana-Parish of AS
cension-Twenty-Se Jul
dicial District Court.
John P. Salassi & Co.
VS.. No. 1883
Ad. Hudson

VS.. No. 1883
Ad. Hudson
by VIRTUE OF and in obedience
- to an order of seizure and sale,
issued by the above named court IN
the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed, | have
seized and taken into my possession,
and will sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, according to
law, at the principal front door OF
the courthouse Of the parish OF AS
cension, in the town of Donaldson
vile, on
SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1912,
at Il o'clock a. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
North half of the southeast quarter
of section twenty-five, in township
ten, south of range three, east< or
St. Helena meridian, southeastern
district east of river in Louisiana.
containing eighty acres, together WITH
all the buildings and improvements
thereon and thereunto belonging.
Terms and conditions-Cash IN
United States currency.
E. G. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish Of Ascension.
Donaldsonville, La, May 4, 1912.
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Indorsing DR.. bowling.
New Orleans States: r

A number Of the medical societies
of the state have passed resolutions
indorsing Dr.. Oscar Dowling's sani-
tary campaign and applauding the
efficiency of his administration as
chief health officer of5fhe state.
The Doctor has stepped on some
corns and thereby incurred some en-
mites; but there would seem to be
no doubt of the fact that the bulk
Of the people in both city and state
are in much the same state Of mind
with respect to his work as these
medical societies They like his con-
ception of the duty which a public
official owes to the job he holds.
DR.. DoWling's service has not CON
sisted alone in lettering sanitary
conditions here. It has been inval-
liable as an advertisement of Louisl-
ana as state which is blazing the
way to better living and health con-
ditions. The Bowling campaign has
had extraordinary attention from the
magazine and newspaper publications
of the country.
Here for instance is tribute from
the San Antonio Light, one Of the
strongest of the Texas dailies:
louisiana" says The Light, "has
one institution or rather one individ-
ual that Texas could well afford to
import. This institution or individ-
ual is DR.. Oscar Bowling, health
commissioner Of Louisiana. He IS
one of the men who does things, and
the state backs him up in what he
does.
"When Health Commissioner DoWl-
ing goes into a. city and sees total
lack of sanitation in its milk supply,
he informs the dealers and the town
! that things must be remedied right
away or he will close the diaries and
compel the people to bring in milk
from the outside. Then he walks
around in the bakeries and where
ne sees that bread is being made IN
the midst of unspeakable filth he
does some speaking himself, and that
particular bakery makes bread in a
proper manner thereafter, or it does
/ not make bread at all. Then he looks
after the restaurants, and they &C
II tIllus5S dSFSIsT5tasIss vi - S'tse ~
commissioners does things to them.
when he is not making things
/ lively for the minor offenders agalns1
clean living, he pays a little atten
ton to the cities. He tells the
mayors Of such towns as are below
the STANDARD of cleanliness that they
must cleanup or there will be trou
Die, and they clean up. He looks at
ter the sewers, the water supply, the
disposal ofEgarbage, and when re
form is needed he puts it through.
I'm other words COMMISSIONS,
Bowling is simply an intelligent
faithful and hardWorking official Wht
knows his business and attends t.
it. There are plenty of men in Tex
rs who could fill the position in Thu
state so ably held by COMMISSIONS
Bowling in Louisiana, but for SOM
reason Or other they are not put OF
the job.
"some day we will awake to tn
fact that dirt and unsanitary cond1
tons are an active expense. 1t
cheaper to be clean than to be Sole
and it is vastly more creditable an
more comfortable.
Death of Captain Joseph T. Landry
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sHERiFF's SALE |. /: !.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Ascen-
sion-Twenty-Se Judi
cial District Court.
Sobral VS.. Heating
No. 2O13


% Y VIRTUE of and in obedience TO
I'D an order Of seizure and sale is
sued by the above named court IN
the above entitled and numbered
cause. and to me directed, nave
seized and taken into my possession,
and will sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, according to
law, at the principal front door OF
the courthouse Of the parish OF AS
cension, in the town Of Donaldson
Vile, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1912,
at II O'Clock a. M, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
A certain lot Of ground, to5ether
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto belong
ing, situated in the town Of Donald-
sonville, parish of Ascension, Lou
siana, in the square bounded D5
Opelousas street, Railroad avenue,
Houmas street and Claiborne street,
designated on the plan OF said town
rs lot number ninety-six t96), 'front.'
ing Opelousas street, between RAN
road avenue and Houmas street,
bounded on one side by lots Nos. 156
and 157, and on the other side by lot
| No. 81, and in the rear by lots Nos.
l43 and 1855.
Terms and conditions-Cash in
United States currency.
E. C. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish of Ascension
Donaldsonville, La, April 81, 1912
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NON RESIDENTS
First Police Jury Ward-Atchafal
Basen Levee District.


FIRST Tollce Jury Wa.u-tte a'aya
oasefs LeVse o'sti'e1'
reynolds, w. B., vac lot SO
=. i p, 1Asse'siiiene' @3ooo "a
$50. 800 p s i',.. ui.rda +oh.f.I.v.
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s1a+oba, d. 75-1on .o,as I,,o1d
:. = q ~ w a. al So dAip ~
~, -. - - ~ py y aeoa 10 p Nc
raves S1Ia az sc
Third Police Jury ward.Lafourens
800 49, nI.tri.~ >'S
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s ~ 81 - e., Assessment slovo'oo' e,a AZ
,4eltory. Manuel. lmpd. - lot Is
So AZ. Assessment, sl5v. ON.
Iaxes due Observation-Disclosures. s352
Sa,a.+t poti. ,,,r,, Observation-Disclosures
+..i H.e; ,,,.. n>e+riot
t'ai'' BASIN -esss D'ss''e.'
3rady, Ed. F., 1880 acres Impd,
lots 1-2-4 and IL OF Ia
and Id of S W Id, Sec
1892; 20z-91 acres Impd, S IL
OF g Ia and 6 l2 OF
s la and W I-2 OF S e Ia,
sec 1-9-4;; 81 ll-IU0 acres Impd.
: IL OF w Ia, sec S-9-4; 4u-oo
acres Anlpu' : - u Il T Ia,
20 20 30 =, ~ 90 lA1 - -
~ "a q ana 4sy 800
fmnd ,oT and n - ~ "a
| aa ~ a. ass, :. s.aan M
So: - 1Noo's'iteits' q sa54 os
| tlannisan Gan Naftlas ~ 10 acres
Impd. und is e Ia, sec z4-9-z
Assessment. $3.50 Taxes due. s6.91
duedry, Hehry' 90 acres lnlpu'
- OF IL, sec o-lo-4. eoz1
assessment Sooo.oo' lakes uue'' p'''A
cor lot 4 and s ana n -
If = w ~ ser I-e-a ASSESS
| ment. $40 10 Taxes d,1e. SO
Mir \ trornherg z5-sa acres
| vac md - sac sI-s-4. MAI
lcres vac lots and j. sec
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Concise Comment on Campaign.

Cosgrove's Weekly:
Of the thousands Of columns that
have been written about the Roose-
velt-Taft controversy, nothing better
has been said than the remark of
II. l.. Woods Of Wellington, kas. 1t
deserves to be framed:
It Is Better to Elect ::
A Good President Three Times ::
Than Poor One Twice ::
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