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Pari.h of St. f.ba'les
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pelting placet have been dcslg
n„e,l and the fo l iwinc comtn.s
si-ners, clerks appointed to serve
at the EBCtion to
out «he Parish of St.
Tuesday, Aovember.
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Poll at C. C. Champagne's Store
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Second Ward
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Oscar Champagne
\V . A. Brady, Sr
Third Ward
Poll at JCe'let's School House
Be- jamin Boudreaux
Felix Simoneeux
ffilliam Keller
Louis Maus
1 . Fourth Ward ; First Precinct
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Walter O hmnnd
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Felicien Ba-rios
Win. CadoW
Dr. Loth-rr A Youngs Clerk
Fifth Ward
T oil at Cre-po School
Chas. P. Bettman
R. L. Schexntydre
Eugene H. Elfer
J W. Weaver
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the General Afsemblv of the y «
iq.' 8 , the hours of holdins»
election are from 6 o'clock tn
fore noon until 7 o'clock in
af.erno m
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Parish of N Charles, this
day <>f .October, 1918
Board </ Supervisor* of E
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President
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LIST OF JURORS
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sessiokf the 28th., Judicial 'district
Court and for the Parish of St'. Char
les, Lèiana, beginning on Monday the
21st, f of October 1918, to-wSt:.
Petit Jury 2nd week
pnday October 21st 1918
Names Wards
;T. S. Barre 1
'Ben, Boudreaux 3
Adam Clouate 1
fe. II. Dejean 4
Ktlward Millet 3
Marcel Durapau 1
fienmiett Dasch 4
Joseph /Seller 2
Joseph Vial 2
) fl. N. Kugler 3
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>rge Robert
13 trnest Zeringue
14 I M. Ourso
,15 bar Hymel
16 |be Walker
17 Veorge Kugler
18 L L. Perrilloux
19 «lis Belfiom
20 f. V. Candies
21 . Zeringue
22 htoine Gonzales
23 pcien St. Amant.
24 uke Keller
25 keisse Lorio
26 ! X. Madere
27 jetor Landry
28 to Gendron
29 |L. I'errilloux
30 jiedee Robert, Jr.
fetit Jury 3rd week
f lay, Obtober 28, 1918
Friloux, Jr.
'>ert Blanchard
ix Simoueaux
is Brady
n Triche
ihael Bonnamore
N. J. Bossier
ille Gauthreaux
ney Millet
rt Kinler
lljeph Hebert
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13 Caillet
14 is Lauve
1! Martin Becnel
1< fred Zeringue
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li s. Gourgues
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2( hurin Matherne, Jr
2 10 Thibadeaux
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2 srt Vicknair
2 liam Brown
2 ». Boudreaux
2 . Schexnaydre
2 s Kelier, Jr.
2 de Robert
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ipy from the original.
. Baudouin,
Clerk of Court
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CHEEP
IT FIFTEEN CENTS
Sheuid Study Its Food
'oro Dscldlng to Givo
Up Ite Um.
y «
cents a quart is as cheav
protein as sirloin sieak
a pound, or eggs at 41.1
n. lfiik at the same price
source of energy as sir
; it 21.3 cents a pound or
its a down. Protein and
two important necessities
• eat food. Milk contains
g matertat»— protein
substances,, such as lime
rous—needed to renew the
1
j
. _. th bv .»,
and promote grovi ta Oy i
tissue* a*d Dulde, and it
wergy tor carrying on
n> -
, , _ fbe country
a little nor* tou ball a
dally» I that th*
of miDt ptor-eaptM in th*
(Means i* «illy about on*.
Of *tber large «(tie*. Thin
he increased Very profit
milk is available. Many
of milk only aa a bev>
if they understood that it
}ty a nourishing food they
the allowance, Çcon
dfsqs not always depend
the use of certain, food*,
(onetime* a question of se
ing th* use ot fepds
fish nutritiv* material rel
çost. Milk belongs to the
and th* hôuÿfiwifé would
study it* fupd value and
>r her family. (* using a*
it should.—Extension Divi
»laua State University. 1
FARMER TO POT
LIBERTY LOAN
OVER TOP AGAIN
Atlanta, Oa.— Th« Treasury Depart
»■înt of the United States is dopend
Ihn upen the farmer to put the fourU
Liberty Loan triumphantly over thi
top in the South, just as he did il
the Third Loan, when the pereentagi
of subscriptions from the rural dis
tricts was very high, the fanner sub
scribing to by far the greater share of
tKn issue *
I
The card system to be used in thil
_ •„
campaign will enable the comraittoei
and the government to keep oarefui i
check on the subscriptions made by i
every man In the country, and by ev.
ery occupation. The government ii '
ft Fixions that every citizen own a(
least a few Liberty bonde, and thos«
who ar© shown on the record not te I
have invested at all will be especiaUj '
solicited.
Reports from the county chairmes
of Liberty Loan committees to W. C
Ward law, district executive chairman,
And St EH mo Mae sengale, director ol
publicity, indicate absolute optimism
tor the Fourth loan, despite the high
er quotes assigned every territory.
**Our people have given their sons
And brothers to this war," they say
"Do you think they are not going U
back up the boys with their dollars?"
•'Our Southern farmers, too, hava
been taught the value of bonds as an
investment, too. The other campaigns
were campaigns of education, but thU
isn't so necessary now. Every man
who has a bond or two tucked away
his strong box or in the bank is
anxious to put a few of the Fourth
issue beside them."
The campaign for the Fourth loan
Will continue only three weeks, from
September 39 to October 19, inclusive.
Within that tftne each county and
state must ralw its quota. It will take
hard work on the part of the commit
tees, and this will be made much eas
1 er by every man's making up his
mind what he can invest in bonds and
meeting the committee half way.
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
CAMPAIGN IS AT HAND
The Fourth Liberty Loan campaign,
to give every American an opportunity
to lend to his own government mosey
to win the war and drive the Hnn
back over the Shine is now at hand.
In every county in the state there is a
Liberty Loan committee, composed of
loyal, energetic citizens, who are sub
scribing liberally themselves and en
couraging others to subscribe.
It is believed that the task of ob
taining subscriptions will be far eas
ier in this loan than in the past, de
spite the greatly increased quotas
given every *o*e and county. For,
surely the American people have
learned by this time what a Liberty
Loan meaas, wtstt it wtll do for the
country and what it will dö for tfte |f
man, whether ho top farmer or mer
chant or laborer, wbo saves bis mon
ey and lends It, with interest, to
tincle Sara. ThOrn is really no rea
son why Sip loyel American should
have to cbtte another loyal American
all over À ten-Acre field to ask him j
to It d 0 ie h ^Ä that in this campaign
a much greater proportion of citizens j
will go voluntarily to the banks or to
the committee and make their sub
ecription directly, obtaining a Liberty
Loan button and thus declaring they
have done their duty te their country.
A great many of o W çitizena havo
j^gtered for the new draft, but they
that there is but »light oppor
tunlty ^ their services being actually
required in the war. It would be an
thing if these men whose
jeunes are now on the roll and wbo
, forf sure of exemption because of age
^ fa^iy dependents or dlsabilKJea J
would oonaider themselves, even now, j
«tn the service" and devote whatever :
0 f their income they can spar* 1
fc, lending to their gev*rnment. ,
The war is costing the United
sixty-seven million dollars
a i
gay. it is odr war, our war bill, and
St Is up to us to pay It.
LIBERT? LOAN AND
SAVINS STAMPS NOW
UNDER ONE HEAD
Atten te, (ü*. —jo*eph A, McCord,
Profit Making
Farm Equipment
It pays to buy GOOD farm
equipment — you can roSy
on the Williams Line.
Power Kay Balers
The well-known
standard WtUiams
T utile blockless.
BcJt-ti'.re.idinel'ow
er Hay balers have
many exclusive
features. Moat
economical to operate—strong and duiaSle. Hun
dreds of satisfied owners. ISookiet free if you ask.
Sul
One-Horse Hay Press
The Williams St eel Princess, licht, simple, sturdy.
all «eel. with ampls ty wer and strength. Make
a comnact, marketable bale. Suitable lor small
idnnti s. Write for new ful der, mailed or request,
'
PortSÎîî© EïlgînSS
thrott)i BOTerned En(t - m « are «pe
ciallv d inned aod buht to del«v«r full pov-er on
low-price kero
sene. All sizes and
t y p J — thousands
are giving satisfac
tory service. Full
information sent
Free ou request.
Small Threshers for Grain. Psaauts.
Rice, Peas, Keans, etc.
Williams
Threshers
are a safe and
profitable invest
ment — unusually
efficient and depend
able. Standard the
country over. Inter
eatina circulais on request.
Williams Mill Mfg. Go. A.
417 C. Breed St* Texarkana, U.S. A.
Peanrt um! Gran ftrofan, ftasat Kam, lay Prom,
Grist aid Feed MS*. Cue Mais, Simile Bk. SassA,
Cm Shelters, Süss, Ensila* Catim. Cerwaae Eapw.
Pea Baiters, Feed Cattrc. Cm Statt». Wo U Saw,
Pfisgi, Wcoimrini Harkxry aal IUI SappSm.
No, 629
Twenty-Eighth Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Charles, Stete of Louisiana
Succession of A. V. Caillet
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate and to all other persons
herein interested to show cause within
ten days from the present notification
(if any they have or can,) why the sup
plemental account presenten by 1\ Ar
mand Caillet, administrator should not be
homologated and approved, and the
fuuds disributed in accordance therewith
By order of the Court
I. T. Baudouin, Clerk
Clerk's Office, Parish of St, Charles,
July 18th, 1918
Prentice F. Ediington Jr
LAWYER
401 Whitney
Bmflirg
w jp 5 ^ allowed
ied b y 3 burial or remoVa! P" mi
fronv. the Local Registrar (Post
mas ( w ) G f District in
NEW ORLEANS
NOTICE
No burin) or removal of oodles]
unless aceompan
the deaiji occured as per
from 7 Tie Louisiana .'•täte
of Health
N, fringue
Sexton Red Ciiuich CemetJ
governor o#~tfi* fvdorel ReservfDank
i of th© Stxtb District, ha* b«4 M>
pointed general, chairman of bib Lib
•rt) Loch and" War Savings Itampa J
committee* for the district, pie ob
Ject tB to bring abo'it more Iforough
Ject hi to bring about more norougu,
oo-operation and co-ordinatio« of th©|
two btg government revem^-produo
log mov.-menta j
The two organization* keep
their separate individuality j and the
campaism* will be conducted separate
ly, as in the past, and rile fresent of
Jeers and chairmen will retain
De aune
î»t the fol
ileau of th
It was
ziul.bv M
lovvp gap { St char
ndn'ii
expenses
ies for t
) une 30O
Sheriff'
cases
maintain
Sheriff's
Slicnff's
District
for conv
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Grand,
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Presid
Second
Member
State
Judges
District
Sheriff
Chief
Deputy
500.00 i clerk
jno.oo 1 Deputy
i,800.00 1 Q 0 roiiei
, ,800.00 1 , p rei
roner | Assessor
$500.00
7.500.00
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doptedby the Police
eeting held on urn
1917
ïjcliexnaydrf
Secreiary
j. Charles Sept, h '9
\otice
Hunf a pP'^ a ^ treS ^
'prohibited' on proper
ail d Mrs. Wm. CadoW
I
To
727
'e Us for Samples ana,
prices on Out
{safety FIRST
N k CHECKS
C b ip . and Pu-'- Co., Inc,
%tas Street, New Orleans.
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er four in oar fami.y bad dieu
consumption 1 was taken wit
fcgbtfu! cough and iune troub^j
it mv life was saved and 1 gainec
pounds through u»ing
DR. KING S
NEW ■ 1
DISCOVERY;
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IlCt 5Ca a ^fi-O O/J SU.
April.
Civil
May.
In
Jnry
Mav.
civil
ury
une
civil
loiportant Notice
No burial into the cemeteries of
the Ho'y Rosary's «"Hurch and des
Allemands will be allow«« unless ac
companied by a burial permit from
the local Registrar (Post Master
HabnViUe & Des Allemands) as per
orders from the Louisiana State
board of Health
W. Parrot Pastor
Sexton of the said C«.metrics
, None©
The next examinaiion for.teuch
* A . . _, d al tUe
ers certificat^ Wu
^ our - House 2 9> 3°» 3 1 *
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, Sup.t
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LïtJCJAl
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Second Cong' ession» 1 Duy r <~
Member of Congres- 'p: s uu:i
Eighth Senatorial
State Senator. ^ p It . u ,y
Judges R Rivage*
District Auorney E.^
Parish of St -bar p
Representative
Sheriff & Collector
Chief Deputy,
Deputy Sheriff
i clerk & Recorder,
1 Deputy C'etl 1
1 Q 0 roiiei
1 , p rei ;8urei
| Assessor t M .•doin'
J L.C Vi/
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Secouti War
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Constables
First Ward ^
Secontl Waro L L. ,
Third Ward '
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Police l"i>
President
Secretary **• S c , '
Sergeant at Arms * •
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
O. K'
\i. Trau iff
p O Weave
p Bandonir
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60,00
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if ill Ward
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presiden»
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I.
M L Guidiy
First Ward
M.G. Becnel/
Second Ward,
iM. L. Guidry
T lunl Ward.
1 F. Keilet
Four I h Ward
J. Dejean ■
Filth Ward
A.J .Schexnavdre*
» J, ii. Martin, Nup».'
T afoul' he Basin Levp e Boater
E. G, Swarf:.
Me.mhflri-s
I resident
Secret a
1
A. ChampHJ'.r-fi; Eogni-l; rt B.
Lema'Ui-. '^i'onalsonvillc; <;
Lorio, Mutier I y ; R. t.'. Marti
Albem.11 c; R. Kerez.
Bend; F. G Swam Hurt«>n
I Thagga'd. McdoiHighviilr;
Vieriny, G*-tna; I. F, WigL'i
Bowie Ti t State Hoard ot 1
neers compose the eii|>iue<-rin
partment a"d tlie State In
is treasuier of the Board
Régulai meeting or
Thursdays of January, A 4 ri I
and October.Finance ton»
meets first Monday of ear h
at New Orleans office.
Terms of Court
In *.ne Parish of Jefferson
Jury Sessions i«t Monda
April. 2ml Monday in Ocir.c?
Civil Sessions, rod Mond » ii
May. and Monday «u N'ovc ibe
In the Parish of St. Cliarle
Jnry Sessions. 2nd Mond
Mav. vnd .oouday in Nove bei
civil Sessious. ist Mont! r
February »lid Monday
Parish 01 St. John the Ban
ury Sessions, ist Mond f
une »nd Monday in Dcre iberj
civil Sessions rst Moud y
March 3rd Moudar in Jul
The best or the food oi
All tlw experiments of th« 1
ment *<x*t exports and the a.}
trainers ef Ykle University
th.it .s-sred eaters are the
slid healthiest. Qnaker-Scot
«lands .rt *he head oi the list|
itx.di It i* not only the 1
but it'e the cheai'est foodj
packed in tins it will Ice
tresb any where indefinit
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