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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
NoAititsglofrA.

On Ser M,asriidsu Sirt, an Ser
Gawtss 5traB3 purosu uou HdItpr
%tt 6m 0ttU9,ag Nbeno 9uowle
NatQoaro nno 5rl. Glten See
9ei'out.
gu @juotl wurosu g9m. Z. @raif
nno MI 4a9me " beeIer, bsloe pen
Va GrcNE 9ettaut.
On @ou.cn. Sopa. murOsu 9arrp
: heefier ron Ga Groiie uno SRI.
Glena Glltiipn ppn Saint Greet.
Soma, gttydut. IaS lun9e &d0r MIRO
IN va GGrN, 1pobusu.
Die ~io.a1uoen 0odwitSerioubnib.
iheiHs ruyotu beim &ounlpclsrt Soli'
ustts 9eloj..
oeImtr s.vane unS GlisisOd 8ortr.
bttbc van Va Egple ahlelten nm @tons
tag ttHt u1a;Htaletui
&cau a~sa mo sri. Torn @it.
beloe o2N Gt Gspfe.
9S'QMm 3 @rcii NM @lamie
@2heslev 3.t,. uou "a GrcNs, erp,rtitu
eiutn Ic ,e.,syyaabnlBjtetu III @,-
mona.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Sir6li6es.

GrIte 9eutIde Mstbpoiiten . Stride
Gfe Z. uno GerrpitruBe, SobR d
SLAMS. Breoiger.
9ns 2~5jabri9e Subildum Der @p.
wOrtbs9lsa IcQ an SOnntna uno Mon.
tag seieiert fueroen, Reo. s. q. Did,
mann, .. O., bon Cincinnati luiro Der
6eitreoner iein.
3bema fir Sonnta9 MOrsen; Der
alte @eiit in ueuen 5ormen."
Fir Sonntag Nbeno: rTie SUI
genoUeIt i'm mooernen 9irdenlebsn."
Wontu9 Nbeno en9Iii6er 8ortra9
y&ictorious 9iui9s."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Silberne 6od;eitsieiern.

Yin Der bsrsits turs eripdbntsn
SiIbernen 0o68eitsfeisr bes @bepnnrss
0nheIbuib IN 90lun Campbell betheiIi'
ten iib uber $50 8sriOnen. uuo mur'
ben benz SOt5eitspaare Silbsrmdarsn
I'M @eribe BON 800 als @elhsufs
i6erreidt. Gus Der @be. bic Sr. 5.
6afielbuib i'm Sabre 1889 nit 5-I.
@ertrube SOble sinpins. limb iieben
atnoer entiprOiisu. une ale ireuen iid
hires Gebens. Nabtrd9Iih aud uniers
Graduation !
ansenehm iiberrnidt ourb ben 8e'
iu6 elmer Nu5abl 5reunoe puroen am
Sonntaa geIesentIlh ibrer SiIbernen
Soh5eit or. uno iirau 9beO. VI. Code,
1918 @0Oo Strait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
GrnnOeigentbnns= Wlarit.

Tolsen6e 0runoai9entbunt8 < rIeter.
tro9ungen ipuroeu in cen Iebten 3aggn
porgenpmmen:
Sohn 6psmanet an Chs. Gp6hera, %ciits
thunl an 6. uno SohHiun CIR 200
Baird 2ople an 3ojcoh N}tiGomsip. &e-
Iistbum III 0iutA Ms Nooiiion, i. ~ $50
Sol. 0%tibousfp IN Eotrit 3D0lc, Eflit
ibnm n va igor 80. ,....,... 50, 500
6 &. Swarttput an Qouis 8. Grmion. sc.
'rRttum IN Ger original &lot non "a
&tpne.... -, 600
Cr1u Gucret;n Cyan an 6rau Gli;abeil
0rlsdppel, BeIietbum IN 3oulbIon'S N0s
oltipi 5000
~ q. Cetprne an GaIpine 81. Safer, 8e-
B!tum SIooltete II. uno @aB Stra6e,
1lf .SlO,Ou0
&erbar 3. 4aul an VI. 9. 6raier. She'll pOn
, Gotten an 10. uno StGte Gin, $1,000
Marp Is. GuaRs an @oparo Stiasi, &eIib,
tbam an 6renh Ss!ano. .........S1O
6pie Glen 7on uno Nr uno 5Srau 9aniel
s. DEER an Rpduea Osborne, 8eiibtbum
an 10. un0 Syerrp StraBe ...... .&412.50
Senrp Niefmnn an ISM. Miller, 6arn in
2plpn Gurn9 ...-.. $1,000
3bep. @ebcrion an Sil5ert @eoerlou, Gi'
9entbum i'll San9cr... .........,$1.00
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
MisconIin.

6rou 9pSia 2lult S6rafe in
@ pnIuiin9 felerte neuIld ibren
102. 0sburtstns. @enn a0e lire
9tahtOmrlen sur 1eier nnmeieno gemes
len pdren. bate ilr 1872 Yeriouen Der
Tlih geoedt iein milIen. IS laBel
nbtr irlmerbin iehs @enerntionen an
Dem LTD. Die oireften Nahtumaen
ser 8rau Iino 4 9inOer, 81 @nfet'
timber. 80 @ro6snteltlnoer. 80 llr'
aroBenteltinber uno 6 llrur9roBentsI'
tlnoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15

wlro ben breiaftigen Shwanf Ter
onntle Sled. opn D. saoeIburg, CUR
Multiplying brinean, uno bringen mir
III 6oIgenoem in turjsn 3u9en ben Sns
bait bes Stldes:
nSm 2eben einss jebsn Menihen
9tbt IS 10 etiuos ME einen .ounfien
Sled. 3aran idBt man ridt eerne
rubren. IA 5sigg uus jener tuistae
aaoelbur9 nun eIren aoslsitolSen 5rei.
BERN. Elm gang pagihrobenes 0sit, Der
onglitih barber nltt, 0aB peofr lei.
ner HerlOn nod isjner 6omilIe irseno
eln 0%nnfler 5let anbaitet. 9ieier
merfmrrot5e 2ejlasuoiie, oopn Dub.
nan" Ut ielu 9irde. bitet nber nitt
nur BE elaeua .f3mllie an9ittib nor
JED, o%untien SIT, nein. It 1T Gag
uno 9{adlt oui Mons jiuoeres beondt,
ais III car &~,r9nu,ubr't oller Qtrienls
ger, ole nit lbai sa ulDere @erbln0ung
tommen fOnnieu. besumiuiduIifslu.
Immer cui os.I grunge itgeno tinPn
O%untten 5ietsu 90 inosn. 9aB iicb
bletaue bic tpnlIalten 5ltudltonen err
9tbtn lie9t Gui bgl DaHo.
ga III IL u. ieu @obu. Der iih nit
DER Iochter eine@ NiGjors 2ndtrott
usrjoben lptl. gluU begtnut etue 8ies
i%enIdnuiIelet %iettsfts ees 6rsib rrn pom
3n9nen. 0le Qsnje &erwdno;i6ait
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
sir rimcn Dffentlid,cn 9Narst.

sSnr cinen pifentlid,eu Miarfts
81 t mt eluem N%talttmuner. Der Ales
nn'dnitn lpl was Die 6armer CUR
Staet brtnaen, hat nd ole 9}etoll
Merchants Nioctdtion III tbrer 5teunQ
an Wlttlppt Nbeuo IN Der 9Jnter'
Qaue entltIeoen natloem IarQe onruber
heraihtn uoroen mar. Qleitr &s1u
lpu ene Combination nlltr blSler 6t.
mohien EorihldQt IN oteier 6,dunQ
KIN unO Qr, VI, VI. Bentley iou ais
Warttmellter ouperisbtn ltu. NasS
tontmt nun oui Ole N~uHIubrung an.
nno boiit man BITS Nniln1 September
oas Grolett i'll Sang ~ lsBeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Gum pohmciiter pun So GruHc

Gum Noinciitcr ton ga GruIie
mutoe Dom Erunoeuten @tIlon Qelte.n
enoit6 or. Gtdi u. StuQr ere
nanri. uno Der Seunt miro Die lanQe
htnaeballene @%rnennunQ mobl turssr
Oano b%eltdtigen. Drn. STAR Gr.
nennnng mar BIER ihon lanai er,par,
mGrttt waroen. uno ct miro DEM 4oiten
o61e 3rstigl nit Chen uurittben.
o. tit ENTER letutH n~ottuegndtu gunos.
isaien Elm Ieilenoer oemotrntilher Golls
Ter. ulo bat iit UNI iIlne Ilrl5,
%lahgelauQe %eroien'te egmutbsn. Nr.
toar bat etue Sdtutitar pm 81.
0anoerlen CUR @dttun. uno ser ial
Sabre 1896 8f]tiofenen Che emf.
lptobcn orej Ipttsr. @r tit Nouotat
ven 8erui uno 9euiyBt in ellen artt.
len Der 8uraeti6oit gebubtsnoe At.
iln3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Sergniignngs=@ egweiler.

Ialeitic. 3eoen &5eno uno !eoeH gldt'
mitta9 &0uoeuile-& orl,elungen-
8iion. ,5tocn 9lo6uitto9 uno &beno
8auoelbllOer.
Spric. Jeosn gahmittas uno Gbsno
Nnnoelbiioer.
Gaiino. 5eoen Rodmittas uno &beno
Nanoelbitoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
s oRdreS 6.

Nimmt an. Dr. Jrant .. 6iron
bot lih entihtOiisn. Die Tim onsebotene
Steaa ais 9lrsftOr Der Reqierun9ss
Raierpsbant in oisiem giitritt nuSus
nsbmsn. On nad 6em neueiien Rsaies
rnnaserlnB es ui6t n6tbl9 1T ieins gss
'hdftliheu Ierbiubungen NIT ben bieiis
gen Banfen 5u l0ien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15

Exg% Geuer' uno 4ebensOerliherun9,
Nusi6reiben BON 8eiittitelu mno @ppOs
tbeten uno @eIouerIeiben 5u 5 BrOScnl
ouf Ga Groler Si6erbetteu 1T meine
S%pesialitdt. y. S. &ul5, 624 Glib
Z. StraBe. 8eioe 'Gbones. Nns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
9ieue QoTmarfen ,um 9eertac

pen Z. ., IL, 20 un6 80 Geaio fir
Bddeipoit ober re9uldren 3ienit. limb
erihienen IN iOlgenoen 6arbeu: : @euie
W(arten. ihwur5; Q Gems, roiq: II
Gents, Waroon; 20 Gents. h1ablau;
30 Gents. &ermiQion. Saigon uno
@r6Be limb bisietben ME bei DEN aus
bern Nfdrfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15

Es Ntr @elOer gu mdBlgen !3In{rn lss
pen mi dte, e'uen perIaBIidlen Nat1geber lin
9eeos uno Shortages brandt, o6<r @e I
aui quite Siherbeit auaieihfn iuill. mrrrs
Iid an ". S. 0tdlid, 2G3 2. 4. StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Gum sefretdr ocs SnnSeisra.bs

pnros ON 3lenStoQ in ser 9ireftorene
elnitimmja Is. 9. Nufen
geipdblt. @r. pir6 6rn. Sobn utets
m6bt Der oas Nmt linn Sabre belief
oete. am Is. Wat. abl0ien. Gem les.
terem murOen fir ieira qeleiitete peribs
Oolls strbeit Der Cant oes Gjrettorens
ratbs nus9eiproden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15

rE Ser telte &utihen. uno GepGt.
lrageuoienjt i'll Der Stoot miro Shneu ppn
Der @atemap GitD 3|ransfer & 0.
Qe.itfert. STONES 119.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Bic 0ebifon Sts Steueruertbes

SIC JteDtfton otS SfettertuerfDee
oon 8runbbsiiB in ga 1tDfs ourh oie
2lfigiioreu WcGnulsD unb Sber;oan
auf 5;aotrntb3belhluR. bat tis isBt
Gin N(ebr uon co. 81 100000 ergebau
Goiur iUu Die Generate ermd6iat
tUerben. Die Nfelorsn babeu tire Nrs
belt gum 9t06ten Ibfil upugnoet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
@efA)GftssNrtisen

sE =. 9. No Nutea. %erHhsrunge'
Ngent AilIrgitditss ooer Sidlerbs,tse y>0nts
1928 9tnrI StroBs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
9euti6ts Sbeatrr.

i Ii9ntnS Ibeno iins
bet clio I'M ga Gtolie
: batter cine oeuti6e
8oriteuung itatt. uno
ioQte unier osutiAes
I 9raterpubltan ii1
odSu 3lblrel4 e~tnitels
len. 8uituU 8lee.
mann nno isine @bie
ca9oer Geieaidaft
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
9ie Iehpshe seicoerfebr Ses

Bic ieh,igite 99ieoerfcbr oes
Iage&, an peIhem Or. uno 13rau Mel
dior @Ol5 ole Gbe cura,nqen, murte
am 2lfnitaa ourdl cine 6Uhmeii,, BON
Dem OI;eit5u SO9ue oes G6spanreq.
YIarrer &oIl m Der &atbeornle Qehols
Ten. uno etne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9eletett. Sr, @ot}. Der igbt So Sabre
ait II. muroe ont 9, Nal 1854 nit
Sri. 3icbeIla 6enner, Die i'm 70. 9ahte
ltebt. IN YrdBburs, 9%noionn, qetra /,
nno iinO Der Gbe pier ajnoer emf.
lprnngen: @eorg W. @ol,. Con.
traitor. 8ernbdro s.. 8oIA &eriihe.
.runa8ngfut. bstoe III ga GroIIe. 3rou
@ute8 IN minneapolis. uno
1obn VI. 8olS. GoHtratlur III @reat
6aue, Wtontdra. 0r. &ol5 mar Niit,
gIieo Der 81. Soisp9s. @emetnoe iett
oellen Velteben nno III Der ein,ioe mod,
lebenoe @rinoer oes q. Soiepbs qies
btebGnoes. 3ds ehrluurotge Gaar 0es
lam on lelnrm @hrentlse utete Bsiu'iir
Der Stebe uno Adtung isiner NRii.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Neueite Nn3et9en.
alelne SpeilalaMietatn i0ilem:

aleiue Spc3ialaH3etgen foiIeu:
10 VI urte poer i~ueni1er ...........& gsnts
II lis II Worte s. gPniS.
Is bis 70 W orle ........ 10 Gents.
2l Bis q 9Sorte. ..-.....5 81 gsrt4
ueber - g9prte 2 Gents pro g5ott.
Tie Nprte .&sttau9t", .8u oettcatsn" r8u oer
t1leibeu" @.lsGrtuer uetlauat" II. T. IT.. icW ie bic
aeoreiisn fn0 elm : letI oer 9~instigen uaa n5ier BET
bTetsASeretrura ais &5,ig rtitlesahii fpfr1eu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
28iimid)t $4,000 ed,mer,ens.

il'VA VApsCCO $|niHHerypRfs
oeto, 6rl. Coma q. Npnlan0 rerlnnot
ilr cine threm 6er'en snQeiTqie 8unoe,
Die bon &erndto =. @ininm& in 8eos
ioro, Suh, 6nrf 8ruh eincs ihr oeae.
beren @beueripredsns peruriaht n uroe,
hlele Snnhl5, uno bat ibren iriherfn
Nnhetfr O%eytIa9t. SRI. Womlano lit sic
3odter bon 5rou Z. @. Mc9eon. I2t
Stb s. StraBP. uuo mar frilber in
8eoiorO ais GebrerIn ongeitcQt.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07
Liqht Vote In Ascension.

A very light vote was polled in
this parish in the congressional elec-
ton on Tuesday, only 1877 ballots be-
ing cast. There was but one office
for which the Democratic candidate
was opposed, that of member of the
railroad commission from the second
railroad commission district. Shell
by Taylor, the incumbent, was the
choice of 1856 voters, Oyerton Cade,
the Progressive nominee, receiving
81 votes. The vote for candidates
without opposition was as follows:
Congressman Lewis L. Morgan, 1856;
Thos. C. Glynn, member of state
board of equalization, sixth district,
III; Henry Dugas, member of par
ish school board, first ward, Is; F.
EdW. Babin, member school board,
eighth ward, 80; Karl Geist, justice
of the peace, first ward, 13.
Thirteen of the proposed constitu-
tionaI amendments were Endorsed by
the voters and four were given a
negative majority. Those that were
decreed Objectionable We're Nos.
Is, is and 16. The vote on the
amendments was as follows:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07
Spring Fair Planned.

Plans are being formulated by Sec
rotary r. S. Vickers of the South
Louisiana Fair Association for a fair
to be held here in the spring UNI
der the auspices of that organiza-
ton. at which poultry, pot plants
and truck products will be exhibited.
The poultry and truck industries have
assumed stable proportions in this
section during recent months, and it
is calculated that display of some
of the results accomplished in these
lines will not only stimulate interest
in the enterprises and result in in
creased output and the production Of
better grades of chickens and vege-
tables, but will serve to create in
tarest in the big agricultural, live
stock and industrial fair to be held
the following October under the aus
pieces OF the South Louisiana Asso-
citation.
An important feature of the spring
fair will be a parcel post exhibit,
designed to demonstrate the facili-
ties offered by this branch of the
postal service for bringing producer
and consumer closer together, par
ticularly with reference to the mar
keting of farm products in urban
centers.
Further announcements concerning
the interesting exhibition will be
made in these columns as details are
worked out.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07

mate being dated October 80, 1917,
and is made part Of this resolution
accepting said portion of said road
and no further. Said acceptance to
be made and is hereby made subject
to all the terms, provisions and
stipuIations of the contract made
and entered by and between this par
tsh and the said firm Of Galley &
CLARK. Upon the approval of said
road committee, the president of the
police jury and the parish treasurer
be and they are hereby authorized
and empowered to issue a voucher or
check to the said Galley & Clark
Tor the said amount of S4,226.99, as
fixed in said estimate.
The resolution was seconded by
Mr.. Newman and on roll-call adopt
ed by a vote of 5 yeas and no nays;
absent-spahr, Gautreau. Causey.
On motion of Mr.. Newman, second
ed by Mr.. Landry and adopted. the
secretary was directed to have the
agreement to extension of time to
Galley & Clark by the United States
Fidelity & Guaranty Co, recorded in
tie recorders office, in order to
make the same a part of the origin
al contract already recorded.
In the matter of the parish deposit
with the Peoples Bank of Donaldson
vile, which was bonded in the sum
of $4,000, represented by ten bonds of
the denomination of $500 each, of the
New River Drainage. District, and
which bonds were acquired by the
police jury at a sale at public auc-
ton for the sum of $4,000, on motion
OF Mr.. Curse, seconded by Mr. Lam
dry and adopted, the entire matter
was placed in the hands of the dis
trict attorney with instructions to
take such steps in the courts Or
otherwise as may be necessary to re-
cover the full amount Of the bond
given as security to this parish, and
to protect the interest of the par
ish in its deposit.
The jury having been advised by
Messrs. Galley & Clark that the $780,
900 issue of bonds issued by this
parish and dated September ], 1914,
had been sold through the CONNER
,cial Bank & Trust Co.. Of Alexan-
dria, La, and that said bank had
requested that it be designated as
the temporary depository Of said
funds, Mr.. Armitage offered the fol
lowing resolution, which was second
ed by Mr. Landry and adopted:
Be it resolved, that the CONNER
cial Bank & Trust Co., of Alexan-
dria, La, be and it is hereby des-
ignated as temporary depository of
the proceeds of the sale of the bond
issue of $4,000.
Be 1t further resolved, that upon
the deposit of said funds in said
bank, the said bank shall furnish a
bond in favor of the police jury of
the parish of Ascension in. the sum
of $40, 900, for the security and safe
keeping of said funds. Said bond to
be reduced whenever considered adj
visable by the police jury of this par
ish.
The jury adjourned.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07
Basketball Came Tomorrow.

The first basketball game of the
season on local grounds is scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon, between the
crack Thibodaux College team and
the speedy st. Joseph Commercial In
stitute five of this city The game
will be played on the S. y. @. /. cam
pus, beginning at $3.50 p. M, and
promises to prove a most interest
ing and holly contested exhibition.
Admission prices will be and 10
cents, and it is hoped a large crowd
will turn out to enjoy the sport and
encourage the basketball boys In
their commendabIe effort to pro-
vide this wholesome and interesting
form of amusement
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07
Ice Company Directors Reelected.

Ice Company Directors He-elecfsu.
. Tie stockholders Of the Donaldson
Vile Ice Company held their annual
meeting IN the office of the corpo-
ration Monday afternoon, and by a
unanimous vote reelected the pres
ent board of directors, to-Wit: S.
Goette, V. Maurin, Z. E. Bentley,
Henry c.. Braud, DR. John d. Han
son, j. w. Tucker, and DR.. Clarence
Goette. A meeting Of the directors
will be held tomorrow at o'clock
p. M, when officers for the ensu-
ing year will be elected: In the
course OF an informal report at the
stockholders meeting, President S.
=Goette made the gratifying statement
that the business of the company
during the past year had been very
satisfactory, and that the outlook Is
promising for a continuance of the
prosperous conditions.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07
MEETING AS BOARD OF REVIEW.

Dona1dsonville, La, Oct. 4, 1914.
The police jury of the parish OF
Ascension met this day as a board OF
review of the assessment rolls of the
New River Drainage District Of the
paYsh of Ascension, the Smoke
End Drainage District, the Bayou
tBijou Drainage District, the Bayou
Conway Drainage District, and the
Mississippi and Lafourehe Drainage
District. and was called to order At
Il O'Clock M Present Ado1phe Net
ter, president, third ward; J. NJ
Ourso, IT,, second ward; G. H. Ian
dry, fourth ward; L. W. Armitage,
9Th ward; Leon Newman, sixth
WSd. Absent-Kar1 Spahr, first
ward; c.. N. Gautreau, seventh ward;
q. j. Causey, eighth ward
After an examination of the va
rious rolls and listings of said drain
age boards, the following resolutions
were offered and adopted:
By Mr.. Newman:
Be it resolved by the police jury
of the parish of Ascension, that
after having carefully examined and
scrutinized the assessment rolls and
listing of the assessments Of the
New River Drainage District of the
parish of-Ascension, as prepared by
the assessor of the parish Of Ascen-
sion, and filed in the clerks office of
the parish Of Ascension, the same
be and they are hereby ratified and
approved.
BY Mr.. Curse:
- i1rT
of the parish Of Ascension, that
after having carefully examined and
scrutinized the assessment rolls and
listing of the assessments of the
Smoke Bend Drainage District of the
parish of Ascension, as prepared by
the assessor Of the parish of Ascen-
sion, and filed in the clerks office
of the parish of Ascension, the same
be and they are hereby ratified and
approved.
BY Mr. Armitage::
Be it resolved by the police jury
Of the parish of Ascension, that
after having carefully examined and
serutinized the assessment rolls and
listing of the assessments of the
Bayou Conway Drainage District of
the parish of Ascension, as prepared
| by the assessor of the parish of AS
cension, and filed in the clerks office
of the parish Of Ascension, the
] same be and they are hereby ratified
and approved.
/ BY Mr.. Landry:
! Be 1t resolved by the Police jury
Iof the parish Of Ascension, that
after having carefully examined and
scrutinized the assessment rolls and
/ listing Of the assessments of the
Mississippi and Lafourche Drainage
District of the parish Of Ascension
as prepared by the assessor OF the
parish of Ascension, and filed in the
clerks office Of the parish Of AS
cension, the same be and they arr
hereby ratified and approved.
4 BY Mr. Curse:
Be it resolved by the police jur,
of the parish of Ascension, tina
after having carefully examined ant
i scrutinized the assessment rolls ant
listing Of the assessments of tn,
4 Bayou Bijou Drainage District of tn.
parish of Ascension, as prepared b.
i the assessor of the parish of Ascen
sien, and filed in the clerks offic
CT the parish of Ascension, the sam
g be and they are hereby ratified an,
4 approved.
The jury adjourned
!. C.. c.. WEBER, Clerk.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07

A. LeMaire, the dairy farmer, says
he is making. a success of his forty
acre farm by Investigation. During
the past year he marketed from his
place produce to the value of $500,
and he does not raise cane, either.
He is now planting oats and les
pedeza for a winter range for his
mich cows, expecting to harvest a
good crop of grain later on. His ex-
perience in growing oats prompts
the opinion that oats may be as prof
itably grown in iberia parish as any
where In the United States. It costs
less per acre than does rice to grow
and may be grazed during the win
ter enthusiastically Iberian.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07


Henry L. Well the genial manager
of the Hotel Donaldson, received the
sad news last Tuesday night that his
venerable mother, Widow Michael
We'll, had been suddenly taken i'll
at her home in New Orleans short
Iy after 8 p. M, and had passed
away at 1890 o'clock. Mr. We'll left
for New Orleans on the first train
Wednesday morning and accompanied
the remains of his lamented parent
to Monroe, where interment was made
on Thursday He returned to Don
aldsonville Friday morning. Mrs.
We'll, nee Julia Friedhein, was ma
tive of Landshein, Bavaria, and had
resided in New Orleans for the past
tWenty-six years. To the bereaved
family The Chief, in common with
a wide circle of sorroWing friends
and acquaintanees, begs leave to
tender assurances of profound sym
patty.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07

The annual memorial exercises Of
Lodge No 1853, B. P. o. E., will be
held at the home of the organization
on the first Sunday in December, at
3 o'clock p. m. Hon. John Marks, of
Napoleonville, will deliver the gen
eral eulogy, and Rev. Father Bene-
diet, pastor of the local Catholic
church, will pronounce the benedic--
ton. The remainder Of the program
is in course Of preparation and will
De announced in due time.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07

Raji samaha, native Of Jolar,
Liban, Syria, and a resident of this
city off and on for the past eight
years, died at 1915 o'clock Wednes-
day forenoon at his, home in Cheti-
maches street, after an illness OF
several months duration, aged forty
nine years Deceased was one OF
the most prominent and influential
members of the local Syrian colony,
and was an industrious, UPRIGHT and and
law-abiding citizen, whose untlmely
demise is deeply deplored. The fu-
neral took place at 2 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, with services and in
terment in the catholic church and
cemetery. Mr.. San1aha is survived
by his wife and five children, three
boys and two girls, to whom sym
pathy is extended by friends and
neighbors.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07

The Chief erred last week in stat
ing that Jules Williams was a half
brother of George Williams, the Well-
Known colored musical composer,
who, died on the 30th ultimo. jules
relationship to the deco ased was that
If d full brother, a third member of
The frate1nal trio being Claiborne
Williams, and all of the brothers be-
ing musicians OF unusual talent. It
vas at Jules home that George Will
Ems spent the last few months Of
ass life.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07

George E. Bent came down from
Baton Rouge last Sunday 60 spend
the day with his little son, EDWARD,
s,who was one year old on that DAY,
~. Bent returned in the evening to
BSApn Rouge, where he is located at
present