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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-16
IN rTRSUANCE 0F ~ nKnER oE HoN-

AbneT G. Thomas a Surrogate az the County II New
York notice IS hereby given all persons having claims
against Hannah j. Gillette. Of the II
1orA deceased 70 present thu with vouchers
on % the subscriber his place of transacng business
at the office Of E0dman RICHARDSON. ~. 30 Nassau
Street In the city OF New York before a7st
day II MAY. 1893. NEXT.
Dated New York the 18th day Of October. 1902
WALTER x. GILLETTE Executor
RObMAN RICHARDSON. Attorney Executor. "a
Nassau St. New York City. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-16
~ PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER OF LOS.

II y UU-V-
Frank 7. fitzgerald. A Surrogate % the County %
New Notice hereby all persons having
claims against Marie Niege. late Of the County
York deceased present same. vouchers there
OF In the place ransacting business
the Office MessrS Choate Hanford Larocque No
Wall Street Manhattan, in The City Of New York
or before eighth day of January
Dated New YORK the 25th day Of June. 1902
GEORGES RENACLT Executor
CHOATE HASFORD I4AEOCQUE. Attorneys FOR Ex-
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ISsTATE OF KATMLEEN q. WHITE.-IN

pursuance Of an order Of Hon Frank Fitzgerald
Surrogate ~ the county New York hereby
given all persons having claims against Kathleen
White. u County II New York
with vouchers thereof subcriber
his place ransacting business. Of his az
torn,ys. Clarke IL culver. No. 137 Broadway u the
Borough n Manhattan. city New Y1ra on or before
DEE 18th day II March
Dated New York the 10Th day Of September 1902.
ARCHIBALD :. WHITE. Administrator
CLARKE * CULVER. Attorneys for Aiuirisrrator 1877
Broadway. Borough u Manhattan, city Of New York
n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-16

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon
Anner g. Thomas, a Surrogate the County Of Nav,
iofA notice Is hereby given all
asahst berndTd Herman late Il the County New York
te@se 20 present the SAM with thereof 4,
te subscriber at my place OF rdnsactua business ~ 49,
ONCE Of ms attorney. William r. Glare ESQ " 10
7! ul"d! iorou2h Of Manhattan New York tirv ON a.
before the 30th MAY next ''' ." "
Dated New York. the DAY OF tIcroHer 1go9
LAURENCE CCENE-N Executor
WILLIAM F. CLARE Attorney for Executor La
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan New Y8ri, ,g,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-16
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ii prRsrANCE OF - CKDER OF HON.

Il Abrsr q Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
Work notice is hereby given all having claims
against Edward Wells SouthworA late or the County q
81 Work deceased present the with vouchers
Ise,F ~ the their place II tyansactns
business No Broadway. 7 the CITY % New YORK cn
or before the list tay q December next
Dat-d New 0rk the 10th lay n May 1907
,.t,OPGE HASTINGS. DWIGHT A JONES Executors.
ALBERT n GLEASON Attorney Tor Executors. -
T}roaS,<av Manhattan New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-16
LOUD CRIES FOR MR.. HILL.

There were loud cries for ex-senator F,u at
this point. Mr.. IAN responded as follows:
4 simply want TO thank you for the commit
ment you have paid to me by your call. Rut
this is not my time tonight"
Voice from the back of the room: say sor,a
thing, Give something, Give as so,-s "a
fashioned Democratic talk -
Mr.. HILL hope 20 speak 20 you later in the
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Old DOEl6Rl0ON G1NJ

. DAILY SERVICE
r For old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth Ptnneri
t and newport News. Va. connecting Tor Petersburg
South West - - ann el'''''
FIrlSnt ana Passenger steamers sail from Pier %
y r. Ioot OF Beach St every week DAY 3 r NJ
II Il. WALKER. Trafic Manager
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IN -, Hon Abne- e Thomas a Surrogate a. the COUNTY
. - work notice hereby given 90 all persons nasns
i;r. ag,inst Mary H. KNAPP late q The county OK
W. Borough u Manhattan. deceased a. l.eSe1 5si-
$50 vim vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers ae u''
st'ee ,~cs,rtina business. at Office ~ William -
IV{UcuN NJ. b Nassau street. ~ ~ az
New YorS CITY before the 5Oa dat "
November next
NTNRG ARF,T KNAPP HELEN kNlt ~ n
kdministratrices with the Will annexed 81 MARY -
Ah%IptN n WIIICOX Attorney Tor Adninist'ss
.Iica- 20 Nassau street. York CRY. Borough "
Manhattan.
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WATSON. JOHN WIN PURSUANCE or

an order ~ the Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a Sur
-1gate County Of York. notice is hereby given
10 all persons having clais against John William Wat
o. County Z New York deceased, pre-
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber at
us place % ransacttEg business No 81 Wall street.
the Borough Of Manhattan CITY OF New York. hsF
fore the 2Sth DAY OF March 1893.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK.
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f"r Ia 'iIayra t-u"rto CabeIlo CNiracoa Mara
= $ CARACAS. l.t',-i,r Ia, -
;. : PHILADELPHIA Sar,,rts, N-,.tr,S moon
lnrSr vessels have superior accommodations or pas
BDULTON. BLISS & DAIL.FTT
General Managers IE5 Front
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\ p1.RSI-ANCE OLE Az oRpER OF HON

" ABNER =. THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the tointy q
NaN YORK notice Is hereby given 90 az pegsns LAWS
Charles Vaughan Riley late OF the Iolny
~ New York deceased. present the same wiz. vo.eh
tha-aor subscriber. place tfilsacus
T,Istnrss u Wit. Office Of De Witt v u A'eliss.
4 Liberty the city or Ne" l"i"s u -
before the a2nd DAY Of November next
Jaw 49, HENRY e.. RILEY,
Administrator with the Will anneNeL
mn WITT Y d. RE'LEY Attorney i0r Administrator
liberty y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-16
IN PURSUANCE DE AN ORDER OF HON,

Abner Thomas. a Surrogate OF tho County OF New
hereby given all persons having claims
against Benjamin = Hooper generally B. FranS
Hooper. Iae OF the County Of New York deceased,
win CheFs thereof subscribers
At their place trdusactng business 3aS Canal
street. u Borough OF Manhattan Ia The City OF New
York, on or before the Jay Il November next.
Dated 2fst 1ay ~ May
AI.VA : WALKER WILLIAM MILNE Executors.
CHRISTIAN ZABRIShIE, Attorney Tor Executors Se3
Canal Street. Manhattan, New York City.
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WHHzJAcKsoN(ol1
Artistic

Union Square. North. % e. 18th Stree
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Our Own Foundries ana Shops.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
A Euchre Party,

A very pleasant surprise party
was given Thursday evening at
the home of the Misses Estorge on
East Main street. The prime NOV
Grand the hardest worker, for the
success Of the evenings entertain
ment was Miss Marie Patout, who
deserves world Of praise for her
efforts. Everything was a sue.
cess in every respect.
The party met at Jules Blanchet's
home on st. Peter street, and
marched in a body to the Estorge's
whom they took by storm. Twelve
tables were arranged, and forty.
eight happy young people played
with the god of luck until the fol
lowing awards Of premiums and
honors were given: Ladies. first
prize, beautiful urn mounted in
brass, to Miss Lucie Estorge;
ladies second prize, a battenburg
handkerchief, 10 Miss Il Maxent;
ladies', BOBBY, to Miss Stella Els
forge; Gentlemen's first prize, a
beautiful umbrella, to Mr.. Gilbert;
gentlemen's second prize, one half
dozen linen handercbiefs to DIR. j
Wofford Sanders; gentlemen's
bloody to Solong Sorrel; lone hand,
a brass clock, to Ed. Degeneres.
The daintiest kinds Of refresh
mcnts were served after the game
and the entire evening was a pro
nonnced success.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

Victimlzed Lawyers.

The unusual-we were about to
say the impossible-has happened.
Last Monday a negro swindler
worked two members of the legal
fraternity of Vicksburg out of
small sums Of money. lie told
them that his son had been hurt
by a train and that the railroad
company wanted to compromise
the matter, bat he refused. After
the lawyers had accepted the
case, the negro borrowed money,
which he said, was necessary to
bring witnesses TO the city. He
left and did not return.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
Teachers Selected.
New Iberia, La July, 81, 1907

New Iberia, La July, 81, 1902
The committee for the selection
Of teachers for the public schools
Of this parish for the year com
menclng Sept. LIST, 1902, met ac-
cordIng to appointment III the
office Of the parish superintendent
and proceeded in the selection of
teachers as follows:
New Iberia High School: IL. y.
Wilcox, principal, SllO0 per year;
j. Z. Ellis. LIST assisted, 800 per
month; Misses Louise Taylor, 81
per month. Bessie Dcvall SO; ).
McLaurin, SIS; Julia Sealy, SO;
Sue ID. Chamberlain, StJ; Josie G.
Thorn, $50; Daisy Richardson, SO;
Della Pollard, Si5, Belle Bradley,
y t.; Lettye Grace Sealy, So; II.
-. MCLaurin, 50; Anna Moseley
$l5.
Jeanerette High School, $. l..
Story, principal, $50; Misses Mary
Raider, SO; Monte Collins, SI5;
Bower Weeks, $40; Robbie Faux.
So.
Loreauville Graded School, Miss
May Lee, principal, $50; Misses
Eunice Tanner SO: Emily Horton
$45.
Ward Schools: Derouen, &. II.
kearney, Sl5; Cade, w. Fl. Smith
$40; Segura, Miss Leila G. Fair
child, $40; Duboin, Miss Rose
DeBlanc, 80; Fausse Pointe, Miss
Lula Well, $40; Steckler, Miss
Lucy b Wells, $40; Jefferson,
Miss Esther Raphael $40; Marcel,
Miss Annie Trichel, $40; Patout-
vile, Miss Cora Reggie, so; Sew
enth Ward, A. Y. Smith S45; Sc
gura Refinery, }. U. Davis, $40;
Dubo An, Mrs. Anna Winters, $50;
Romero, Miss Nellie RAIDER, $35;
Olivier, Miss Isabella Stewart,
$50; Belle Place, Mrs. Katie
Windybank, S45; Prince, L. p.
Rust *45; Dugas, Miss Agnes Ro.
binson S35.
Colored teachers: Miss Rachel
Hayes. $40; Mrs. Ida Lautier, $40,
A. G.. Broussard, $25; John r.
Guilliaum, $50. Mrs. j. b. Olivier
SO; Misses Fanny Livington $50,
Lillian Preston, $40; Clara Rich
$50; Mary Jane Waters
$50; Lionie Handy, s15.
l. 0. Hacker, S. 0. Nuckolls,
Secretary. President.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
Sunday, August 10th.

At Iberia Park on Sunday
August 10th, fhere will be races
and baseball game, and refresh
ments of all kinds will be sold.
There will be three races. The
first Is 10 be half mile running
match for d purse of 1926. The
second, a three fourths mile run
ming match for S1z5.
The third IS a half-miIe sweep
stakes running match.
The game Of baseball il to be
played between the Patterson and
Iberia Senior baseball teams, whe
have met before and have proyet
themselves about equally matched
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
Church Burned.

Mount Zion Church q negroes
church, III West End, this city,
burned to the ground last Wed
nesday ut 2 o'clock.
The fire was the work of an III
cendiary, who was seen running
from the building when ablaze;
but he has not yet been caught.
He is q negro
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
8 The Haunted House

......-.,....- ..... IG.Herfy.
Synopsis: Midnight. Moaning
of the winds. Twelve O'Clock.
Rousing Of the ghosts from their
day sleep. They draw near and
their groans and chains are heard
To while away the time they begin
a ghost dance at the close of
which the trumpeter announces
the arrival of KING Ghost. The
King calls out to cease just as
the cock announces the dawning
of another day. They scramble
from all parts Of the house, and
then begin their ghostly march
away.
10 Cake Walk, "Eii Green"
.....,.........K onmshy
Y. Arnandez.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
A Glorious Time,

Cypress Camp No. 81, Wood
men of the World, held a meeting
last Monday evening, at which
time they initiated nine new mem
bers, who together with six taken
in the week before, made an al
dtional of fifteen new members
III two weeks
A visit to the hall Tuesday
gave the idea that the boys had a
great time. Sawdust. torpedo
boxes, burnt paper, grape hulls,
goat hair, soiIed carpeting. torn
and broken furniture, were the
sights that greeted ones eyes.
They had a feast of some sort, for
lemon peels, and bread crumbs
were also seen However, we
know that the Woodmen must
have had a good time, judging
from what was seen Tuesday
morning and from what was heard
Monday evening.
Cypress Camp is six years old.
1t has now entered into new era
Of life and activity, and will in all
probability push itself forward
and become one of the strongest
lodges in New Iberia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
Neurological.

Miss Emelie Landry daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Landry died
yesterday morning at II o'clock
at the home of her parents near
New Iberia. The funeral was
conducted from st. Peters Cath
Ollie Church this morning at II
o'clock.
The lberian sympathizes deeply
with the bereaved parents, broth
ers and sisters in the loss of their
dear one, who was only thirteen
years OF age.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

The Junior base ball club, of this
town, defeated a club, at Opelous
as, on Sunday last, Nine innings
were played, and the score was
} to |. Our boys are capturing
ianrels upon laurels st. Martin.
vile EvangeIine.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
Here Is Your Chance.


The Queen Il Crescent Route
takes pleasures in announcing to
residents Of the territory served
by its splendid fast trains that on
August 10th, 1902, it will sell
round trip excursion tickets, limit
ed for return passage to August
3lst, to the following resorts and
cities, and at the very low rates
enumerated below from stations
on the New Orleans 81 North East
ern and Alabama & Vicksbnrg
Railways:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
A Visitor.

John Kavanaugh, "Johnie-on-
the spot,' of New Orleans and
everywhere else, was in the city
on Friday and Saturday. He
left Saturday for somewhere else,
after reaching which place, he
will 90 anywhere. While in onr
town he was with any anil every
body all the time, III any and
every "spot' and continually
talking about ever hing, Of which
no one could learn anything. He
will return OF any date III the
near or distant future, aud can be
seen anywhere and interviewed
by everybody
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
ernest Savoy of Eunice was in
New Iberia on Thursday.

NJ os VI Haii''e was III
:" = u study
Mrs. .Iul.s Na.to, a.,, it,.
Miss Theodore r.,,o,,a e 9.
Martinvllle snep, -Th,,.d,, :;
town the guest If A. ,nd Ma
! Walter Laperuse.
Arrs H..
>vasl,a,.. 80 - ;"
visit - tl,o c.,,, r. -,
win co+,,. que
wool, ho,ao 49,,
will return from New York. !:
,..,, '" '"'' - -'o'''"'l aa!l.
'''' ~ we sl'''' 'oH''
""' '"''''s u ''St week AZ
:, ''''' - -'''S' ''"'s''i 'ho'lief'
'''' y >""'i'''e'' vi f'e'ic' 81
'" "''h VI h'ea"A
,'''S ''''' N'S'''iS at
n. az "'"''s'' %"
,r,.., W. ''i ''-''e
49,. "'' "''o''' l''i'''"
W
MIS- Alec Nereanx acgompani.
ed by her daughter Vida, and
'ooSiii MISS A'ice Lewis OF New
i'e"'s iei' / "esoay Tor Efath,
"o'e 'hes WIN VISIT fe'atiVeS
~ eo'e'"' "'ys'
Henry j.. Smith, Of the mercan.
tile firm of Smith, DeBlanc and
SuberbielIe, left Wednesday after
noon for New York City. where
he will purchase the winter stock
~ '''' e'io'o' liz WIZ oe absent
'''e' VEINS
James Gebert and wife and Mrs
Fred Gates, Sr who has been at
Lake City, Colorado, for the past
month have pulled up stakes and
have gone to Powderhorn in the
same state. We hope that the
weather is more pleasant there
than here.
Joe Blancbet of Galveston
Tex. has been here ON q visit to
his PARENTS. Joe is now WORKING
in the large wholesale store of
Mistroit Bros. and Co. IN that
city. His many friends were glad
to see him again. A few of them
were at the depot to see him leave
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

dulles, etc, apply to your home
ticket agent.
1t is suggested that you make
your arrangements as early aS
possible So that we may know
how many will go, and thereby be
able to furnish necessary faciII,
ties; sleeping car space, etc, can
be secured at once.
Geo. II. Smith, &. II. A.
New Orleans, La,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

Company b., First Battalion,
Louisiana State National Guards,
Of Opelousas, have kindly sent
the Iberian I'D invitation to their
opening ball at their armory on
Tuesday evening, August 9TH, at
nine o'ciocEs We appreciate the
invitation and are very thankful
for it,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
Iber ians at Abbeville.

Republican Idea.
Porter Moss spent several hours
in town Monday and left on the
80 train for Gneydan.
Henry Mestayer. Of New iberia,
was prominent among the arrivals
here last Friday; his mission be-
ing business one.
Il. Taul has discontinued bust
ness at this place, and last week
removed his stock Of dry goods,
clothing, notions, etc, to his head
quarters III New Iberia.
Miss Mabel LeBrun, after a
pleasant visit of some eight or ten
days in our city as the guest OF
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Maxfield and family, departed last
Thursday for her home in New
iberia.
Rev. G. G. Kramer, of New
iberia, rector Of the Epiphany
Episcopal Church at that place,
will preach at the Methodist
Church here next Sunday after.
noon at five o'clock. The public
is cordially invited to be present
on this occasion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

The town bridge across Bayou
Teche is being repaired this week.
A new floor is being put on the
span Of the bridge.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

10 How can a factoY acquire a
reputation for fine g6ods2 durable
goods honest gods How do
Babcock &uggjes stands How
about StudApakr? Ask any ex-
pcrienced, Nfinterested livery
man. They uxe bnggies. and they
know. Il. S. Mcmahon .
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
Programme Pelican State Band.
Sunday Aug. 3rd, $50 P. M.


Ld,rentieaH
1.-The Jays Of Jaysyille'
Synopsis: The Jayville Cornet
Band playing its favorite Quick
Sep i'm its best style, Is marching
down the main street of tae Will
age, to welcome band from the
city. The visiting band arrives
and by a coincidence Is playing
the same march, but in a different
style.
3 Schott, Little Sweetheart
......,K HE fer.
4 Waltz, aOne Night in june
............ Harrt9
) March, aUltimatnm"
............. .IytdaJter.
fNTERMISSION
& March, 'sTonophone"
...-........ $3.50. my
I Serenade, sGupld's Charms
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miller
8 WALTZ, "Aphroditea
. . . .
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

Last Saturday three shares of
the Peoples National Bank stock
were sold at sheriff's sale The
buyer was ID. j. Malligan of New
Orleans, and the price paid was
1900 Il share.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02
PERSONAL *
DOINGS

uesd ~ f.om Gllpydan, La
Mrs. J g. Fiuney, Jr. has been
unite seriously Ill for several days.
CD. Itrmper Of Franklin was
a business visitor here on Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Mile Decuir has returned
home from a visit to relatives in
Texas.
Lr y. Il. Lastrapes of Ope
lonsas was in this city two DAYS
this week.
DR.. 7. \ Cyr of Jeanerette was
with the 'sbpys'' of New Iberia ON
Tuesday.
Mrs. Armand Bergerie leaves
to morrow for Beaumont, Tex, to
1OIll Hh1 HHSbhiid
Misses Annie and Gertrude Few
of Thibodaux are visiting friends
and relatives in town.
Milton Hacker, of Beaumont.
Tex, visited his parents in this
city last Sunday.
A. Z. Clerc of New Orleans was
business visitor to New Iberia
this week.
Zenon Leieune of Jeanerette
was in the city few hours Thurs
day ON his way to Abbeyille.
Miss Louise DecuiI returned
this week from trip through
Maryland, Tennessee and Georgia
Miss Ellen Davenport of Lock
port is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Louis Vedrine, on Washington
avenue.
s. Q. Nucko)ls, president of the
Iberia School Board, was in town
this week. He returned to Lafay
>ette Thursday.
j. P. Richardson, of Alto Iona,
Tex, visited his cousins, the
Taylors OH Julia and Taylor
street, last Monday.
A. J. CammaGk, Of the law firm
Of Cammack and Muller, went to
New Orleans Monday on business.
He returned Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Bergerie returned Wed
nesday from Lafayette after sew
eral days spent with her daughter
Mrs. A. Berry.
Miss Orelle Guenolt of New Or
leans is pleasant visitor at the
home OF her cousin, Miss Agnes
\ Broussard.
4 Rev. A. A. Bernard of Guey-
dan visited relatives in New
Il Iberia this week. He returned
] home Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Fernand NaigIe of Lake
j Charles stopped over nj our city
d Sunday Ell route to Franklin to
attend TO business for his father.
Mrs. Albert Estorge after visit
Of several weeks to her sister,
Miss Burgess of Alexandria, La.
returned home this week to the
delight Of her friends.
Miss Berthe McCord, who has
been teaching school III Richland
parish, is spending the summer
with her mother on Duperier ave
nue..
Mr.. A. G. Burka1t now of Lake
Marcean, La, was in town last
week. He says that his stand Of
providence rice is doing fine, and
good crop is expected.
Leopold aud Ferd King, of the
ofy goods firm Of King Bros left
thls week for New York and other
eastern markets in the interest Of
their firm,
" i. Erwin, Grand Chancellor
y The Grand Lodge of Knights o.
ythlas, has returned after visi'
e several lodges in the Florida
parishes of Louisiana.
Clas. z. Hacker left New Iberia
thursday for Beaumont, Texas
heie he will make his future
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

G. Edwin Dnpny has been com.
PEELED to leave his post Of duty at
Lees drug store this week on &C
count Of illness.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-02

Chicago and return, ....+.....$l5.0 90
st. Louis do. .-............... TOO
Cincinnati do 400
Louisville do. .................. I2.00
Old PIT. Comfort, do. ........... 1900
Hot Springs, Va, do. ..-........ 1900
Deer Park, Md, do. ............ 1000
Asheville and return, ......, 1900
Hot Springs, N. c., do. ......... 1900
Roanoke. Va, do. ............... 1900
Norfolk, Va, do. ............... 1900
Niagara Falls, do, -..e... 5000
Lake chautauqua, do........... 1000
Virginia Beach, do. ....+.@. 1900
The above list Of very low rates
makes it possible to visit at a.
slight expense either the promi.
nent Cities of the north, the noun
tain resorts Of North Carolina and
Virginia, the Atlantic seacost or
the inland waters and majestic
Falls of Niagara.
Ample train Accommodations will
be afforded, and the class of ser
vice will be fully up to the high
standard already established. If
you have not felt that you could
take a summer trip becarse of the
expense, this opportunity, unpar.
allied heretofore, must certainly
give you chance to get few
days respite from the drudgery Of
ordinary duties, and afford You an
opportunity to recuperate wasted
| tissues, or to enjoy to the limit
the pleasure Of a trip.
| Particular attention IL cal ed te
the very extensive list Of points
to which these low rate tickets
are 20 be sold. Never before has
80 liberal an arrangement beer
| offered.
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