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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-16
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Giieubabn.
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stGotii6e Sitst. Office: G35 Waiu:S ctr.
Selspbou: 400 dIts griie; 200 neus SiHle.
@obuboi om Su6s Der 2. StraBe.
Selspbou: 40s alte siuie.
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qbiobrt Ga Groiie, @inouo, Intunft
uab ct. Saul. Ytinneas pou
polls II. Noropsltsu.
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Serbinoun9eu.
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Clinton, Woline, &ct
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li6e Ssrbiuoun9eu.
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3.2s glm. ,tdsl. ausS. Scnntass. 1880 Snr.
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3.2S Ha6mittaoS obiGbrt, bat 6eelinin9
Gbair Cars srpil6su Dubuque NIB CT.
gcuis, mS @uOmau Sdlotpa9m SpiidsN
Davenport NIB ct. SouiS. Dieter .Sue
madt in Galesbnrs SerbinounS NIT oel
i6neam bur6iabrsnoeu 3isen nab Omaha.
.Senper, SauiaS 6ltp nno Der paciilbel
Rite. SieieS III Der i6nelife Sn9 Srpii6er
Oubuquealno SGuIaS Gitp.
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nm 1I.49 NahtS psrlGBt, bar ireie Reeltulue
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partment S6lafwagen mo lon9t III Ct,
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8. g9. luttlep, Sen. %ssut.
$. %. Sbsis. iaptiiasr Bail. assut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-16
Nidlt feline SdluID.

Mugiitrot GrrenG): ySo6e i'd
Sbnen nidt baS leBte 0tol gciagt
Sie iolltcu niht mieoer Dor meln
Serum tpmnen?"
8efaugener: sNlIlcrOinQS, nber
Ser Goli3iit, Ser mid pcrGoitcte,
mullte eS ourhaus nid1t glatbert, ais
id i6m bie$ mittbeilte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-16
SpaB mnB aud iciu.
Wlnecrinns gombcmmeier i6er Sas
Siigcn.


Wlgccrinns gombcnmeicr iiber bas
2iigcu.
0lncerinuS, iese mieber
Sid al beinem &illte nie0ct,
Ghrei6e ieso Elm 8ebidt,
llebcr'S Sbcma: r2iige nid)t!"
Sigen lit Elm i6limmeS 2aiter,
&eines modt uns ipobl berbaBter,
Oils penn man, oft ungefragt,
@lnoS, mas niht pabr lit, iagt.
Garum Jag ih eitf, tbr 2eier:
Sober Siignar lit Elm boler
Menif, Der INNER er6 betriigt,
@em er ctrpaS Dor elid) liIgt.
60 i'm Spred)en tpie i'm S6reiben
SoQ man bel Der @abrbeit bleiben,
3eitungsidreiber tbun buS Itet5,
Senn mie man es treIbt, 10 gebt'S.
8lpar, lie miiiieu iid bon 6cinoen
Saiicn ircUentlid perIeumocn,
3, nie tIef betriibt 0a5 tie,
3citlmgsidreiber liigeu ME!
&cnn ctlpoS inn 3eitlmgbIatte
SdGn georudt 9citonOen bate,
@iaubt, ibr 2eier, immerour:
Siebt's i'm 8ldtt, 10 lit IS wabrl
Sintemolen sic Scri6enten
9tie nnO nimmer liigen tonnten
&eil ibr Ser5 i'm Mugenblif
Sdredt Dor llnpobrbcit 5uriid.
Sobt SIR mas i'm 9latt geIeien,
Sit'S aud] iiher nabr geneieu,
@eil Ser brape 3eitnngSmonn
Seine 2iigen iGreiben tam.
Sftmals Grgert's mid b~erteufelt,
SOB 10 Wunder bieS bc5peiiett
@Ibreno 6odl, nie iid'5 geSiemt,
2ie Teporter iino beriibmt
@egeu ibrer @abrbeitsliebe;
Oh mas llnnobreS err Idriebe
Sc nit Sober ODER Stiff,
gtIbm' EN- 3eitungSitreiber 8iitl
0a id Jest nit aIem Sieiem
Sdbe griinoIid) ellb betpieien,
9oB Die 3eitrnasi6reiber nun
StetS sic @abrbeit ihreiben tblin.
Nade ib eu6 bas 8ergniigen
.Sittenb eI,6 IN f,,rSen 3igen
Miitsntbeilen iest seidpilo,
@er Die Siigner tuirtlid) lin0;
angler, sic inns bon Sen langen,
8roBen Siiden Die lie fanseu
8ern er5Iblet, penn'S MIR elm
5ilhlein mar, gar win5ig fleir.
SGger, Die sltrn @aiotperf Iaiien
Slut Dem Seimtpcg Saien fanfen,
lln6, ipeil oieies iie neroroB,
Grabrn ME bel Elm Sober idob.
Gbendnner, sic bon Sieben
9is nad Spblf iino msgeblie6en;
nSdas, per3eib', - id) uar beut'
Na1t
&ranfen 2oeenbruoers 8ndt!"
Siinalinse Die ibren Mdohen
Sagen: .Wsein geliebtes &Gtbden,
CLAUDE, baB es feline giebt,
S.e i6 allBer Dir geliebt."
SienItmGbhen, sic sum Sergniigen
Son Dem Sdas gelude friegen,
Der Maoam er5ablen'o babel
SaB Der @ann ibr 9ruoer iei.
Sormer, bie Dor iieben Sabren
Siibner auf ben Marft gefabreu,
llno oieielben, nmeetauft
Gam ols uSpring GbidenS" per-
fault.
GrocerS, sic ols Meni6eniitter
Slot perfnufen nSdienbutter",
llnO als ,iriife" aud babel
Gier, Die lGugit nidt mcbr reu.
Webeer, Die bos Sanoperf fennen,
Ilte Giibe r&albfleiih" nenuen,
@irtbe, Die sum Sdnups mo @eir
gieBen tiifltig @aiier 'uein.
Srnits, unb m6're Monopole
Sieneno MIR beS Bottles @oble;
9anbibaten insqeiammt,
Sic aejlpiungen iino gum Imt.
= ibr SdImeitcru ms ihr 8rii6ert
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-16
g. frnnt Nas.

SER: nSobnnH, 9c5' BOD nal
id)nell in Die Apothefe unb hole mir
ein Nntippriu EulDcr, idl bobc
id)rctlibe uenrnlgiidc &opiihncr.
SEM"
Giencr: Sol i6 nidt and cinen
lauren N0ring mitbrin9cu 49, Der
bilit bel mir ilnmcr?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-16
ST.. s. ". 9 ~ IT,
SwbMAMs. SsUa.
N CENTRAL R. R.

Time Table EfectiIe Nov. 2, l9OZ.
WEST.
Passenger leaves dally..... ::21 a IN
Passenger leaves daily. lOo p n
Passenger lv. daily, ex. Sun. 4:4o p 10
leaves daily....lO:55 p m
leaves daily. 4:45 2 IN
Passenger ar. daily, ex. Sun.lo:3o a III
Passenger arrives daily. 4:3o p IN
Passenger arrives daily. LOCO p IN
Passenger arrives daily. 4:55 a m
EAST AND SOUTH
Passenger lv. daily. ex. Sun. ';3o a IN
~,passenger w. daily, ex. Sun 12:45 p IN
Passenger leaves daily.... 5:oo a IN
Passenger leaves daily. ..ll:oo p ID
Passenger leaves daily..... 4:3o p
Passenger arrives daily. l:oo p IN
Passenger ar. daily, ex. Sun 9:4o a IN
Passenger ar. daily. ex. Sun. 9:l0 D N
Passenger arrives daily. ...1O:50 p m
Passenger arrives. daily. 7:22 q IN
sSouth.
The 4:35 p. IN. train tor Chicago Is
EQUIPPED with parlor a and dining
tar tor Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-16


The g.05 a. II. Chicago Special"
No. 6, is the best and fastest train to
Chicago. 1t has free reclining chair
ears and Buffet Pullman parlor cars,
and arrives in Chicago at lao p. M,
IN time for ali eastern connections.
The 11:15 y. m train for st. Paul, the
Great Western Limited" is q splen-
lid train of new compartment and
standard Pullman sleepers and free
chair cars. Through cars and sleep
ers in all directions. For information
Of any kind call at city ticket Office.
+. b. ROSS, City Ticket Agent.
Depot, foot of Eighth street. City
Ticket Office, Cos Main street. Tele
phope, 12S; new, s7k
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-16

Katerloo,C G. Falls, Mar
,halltown, Des MoineS
81. Joseph, Kansas City
and southwest. and TT.
Dodge, Council Bluffs
md
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-16

Sobn Hitih esq.
Soer IS biellei1t beS Bier ODER ser
@ei obcr iuni6t ipas beiier geporn?
Sea, aliolll
gpwe besmege bleib Sd BEL Sem
Sbige. Der Sbige, ESQ.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22

| The State of Louisiana and par
ticularly that portion embracing thu
rice belt, is peculiarly interested il
the coming visit of Sen. Manuel
Diaz, Secretary Of State of the Cuban
Republic. Minister Diaz sailed from
Havana Tuesday and will reach here
Friday when he will be met by del
egation from the Rice Association of
America, and the Louisiana and Texas
Rice Millers Association, who will
escort him over the rice belt. There
is strong reason to believe that the
Cuban duty on American grown rice
will be reduced SO as to admit compe.
tition with Asiatic markets. Minis
ter Diaz and his suite also will visit
the Worlds Fair at st. Louis
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22
THE CROPS.

Quite change in the temperature
occurred Thursday morning, which
was very agreeable to all especially to
our planters and farmers, as it is very
beneficial to the crops and permits
work to done with more comfort than
heretofore. The cool crisp north
wind is Fastening the maturity of cane
and accelerating the opening of cot
ton which continues to arrive daily
by carts and wagons. Prices holding
up very we'll ranging at and near the
$50 mark. Several of our central fac
tories have commenced operations
though the cane is quite green. De-
liyeries of cane by cart, bayou and
railroad has commenced and from now
on will be prosecuted with vigor until
the harvest of sweets is ended. Pri.
ces for cane are very encouraging
ranging from $3.7 to $500 and up.
wards and a strong demand and keen
competition. If no sudden freeze or
untoward weather comes, Iberia will
break her record for cane crops.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22
THE BOND AMENDMENT.

We place before our readers as be.
low, a communication from State
Superintendent j. B. Aswell, in
which he explains the method of APP
portionment of the money should the
amendment be adopted, which would
give Iberia Parish the handsome sum
of 1922, 095.25. This locks well Oh
paper and # carried ont would be of
great benefit. But we fear the oppo.
sition is so widespread Oh account of
other developments that we doubt at
this late day if the amendment can
be saved. Still it is possible by a
vigorous canvass in all the parishes
from now till election day, the amend
ment may be carried
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22
THE PLAQUEMINE LOCKS.

The following from the Iberville
South hits the nail OH the head An,
old subterfuge or excuse will do fol
delaying the work and it may possibly
never be completed unless the people
of the section to be benefited, voice
their sentiments by strong protests to
the Secretary of War, under whose
supervision the work is supposed to
be. There seems to be large bng
under the chip somewhere and it is
time the same was turned over. and
exposed to the light of day. Iberia
will ever be ready to join the other
Parishes interested in any move that
will have tendency to make those
who have charge of the work hustle
and get move on themselves. Let
our confrere formulate a plan for ac-
ton and we will certainly cooperate:
1t might appear that it might be
found advisable by the government
people to delay the work on the locks
at least two years longer to see if
there'l be any probability of a cave
at the front at that time At the end
OF two years they could easily trump
up another excuse for further delay.
What are you going to do about it. you
people of New Iberia, Franklin, and
the interior in general? If you just
hold on ''work will begin soon, they
tell us ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22

There are indications, according
to the Chicago Record Herald, thai
the automobile spellbinder will
take the place Of the rear platform
orator in the coming campaign.
The "auto" car, indeed, has al
ready made its appearance in State
campaigns. Governor La Toilette
and his secretary are making a can
vass OF Wisconsin in a touring car,
and the secretary is not forced to
get out 40 times day to hold rest
less horses while the campaign
car passes. States.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22

DR.. Carlstedts German Liver Powder j,
Q wonderful remedy, prescription uset
for over fifty years by an eminent German
| physician in his practice both in Europe
and this country and sold by thousands Of
druggists all over the world. So mildly
natural are the effects of this remedy that
all Kidney ssand Livery troubles give way
to perfect health. It cures the worst cases
and many have been cured who had tried
every known remedy. "
symptoms OF Liver complaint: Dyspep-
STA, indigestion, rheumatism, govt, skin
eruptions, sallowness, constipation. dig
Einess, vertigo, headache, piles, pain in
in the back, melancholy, bad breath furry
tongue, horrid taste, unpleasant dreams,
insomnia, undue sleepiness. nausea, fatu-
lence, swelling OF the abdomen. colicky
condition OF the bowels, pain and soreness
in the stomach, liver spots on the skin,
loss OF memory, impaired vitality, dire
sorebodings. lack Of energy, indicision,
crankiness, blood poisoning, nervousness,
falling har-oh, there are lots OF them and
each one emphasizes the importance of
having DR.. Carlstedts German Liver Pow
der con stantly within reach. II is the
right thing at the right time, sure and GER
tain in effect, pleasant and perfect in &C.
ton.
For your own sake, don't neglect any
OF the symptoms Of liver disorder or the
will become chronic and the
ultimate, after untold sudsrings, IL DEATH.
John r. Taylor can tell ron all about DR.. |
Carlstedts German Liver Powder; it has |
cured many Of his customers who are
recommending it to their friends.
Better than testimonials is the guaran-
lee under which Dr. Carlstedts German
Liver Powder 10 sold. II it does not 70
ievs and cure you it will cost you nothing,
. 60 ct once and procure the remedy and
md take along this guarantee.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22
WITH THE WITS.

Kwoter-Ah, yes: death is impair
tial. 1t seeks ont the poor maj
and the rich man alike.
| Wiseman-Not exactly alike. In
the latter case it is usually &C
companied by reporters.
MIR. Uply-Ronald, were YOU
deeply touched by the lecture the
other night in behalf of the Door
Filipinosi
Ronald-Naw; l was goin' 10
put dime in de plate, but l saved
it for sody water.
"What did you think of the
Pikef' inquired Mr.. Youngfellow.
who was listening to a description
of the st. Louis Exposition.
"Well, it's all right for young
people," replied Miss Sulfuric,
"but | woulden't want a parent of
mine to see it"
"Of course, don't want to
criticise, but l don't think it was
altogether right for David to say
'all men are liars"
"Well, at any rate, he was safer
than to pick out one man and saw
it to him."
''ln a little WHILE" said the man
who is always agitated, "the rail
roads will be running the country"
WELL said the easy going
citizen, "if the country was run as
we'll as some OF the railroads are,
wouldn't complain
Danghter-Don't invite my rural
lncle in the reception room any
more.
Mother-Did he make any bad I
freaks before the company deari
Daughter-Ishould say so. When
showed him a Louis XIV chair
g asked if Louis was a good chair .
,aker.
ut was only two years ago that 9
lrs. Weddin took her B. A. at
'assar, wasn't iti" Il
Yes; whyf" !!
''She has Just taken q higher de- |.
in the school Of life.n
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22
MEETING OF THE NEW IBERIA
SOUTHERN DRAINAGE BOARD.

NEW IBERIA, Oct. 10th, 'O4.
The President and members O.
the New Iberia Southern Drainage
Board met this day for the purpose
of opening bids for the construction
of the canal, with President LIE.
maire in the chair and the follow.
lug members present: Messrs.
Dupuy, Dupre, Decourt, Blumen.
thai, Levy and Murray. And tie
following members of the Advisory
Board answering to their names :
Messrs E. F. Willard, Nj. W.
Fisher, J. P. Suberbielle, Ledoux
Smith, E. J. Carstens and Jules
Dreyfus.
The bids of F. s. Hoyt and the St.
Mary Dredging & Improvement
Co.. were opened and read, when
on motion of Mr.. Dupuy, seconded
by Mr.. Blumenthal and carried the
meeting took a recess until Thurs
da'', in order to invite Major Kerr,
of the State Board of Engineers to
come to New Iberia and give his
views upon the general character
OF the plans aud specifications and
the general meaning and scope of
the bids submitted to the Board.
The Board reconveued Thursday
with the following members pres
ent President Lemaire, and
Messrs. Dupre, Decourt, Levy,
Blumenthal and Murray. Absent
Mr.. Dupuy. The following men,
bers of the Advisory Board also
being present: Messrs. Fisher,
Willard, Suberbielle, Ledoux Smith,
Henry Smith, Jules Dreyfus and
r. } F:''tens, for the purpose of
lisitalng to ii professional inter
probation and explanation of the
terms and stipnlations of the plans
and specifications covering the pro-
jected contract work of building of
the canal, submitted to the Drainage
Board. And the safeguards and
provisions to be embodied in con-
tract covering such work.
Major Kerr submitted a very ex-
5ensive opinion on the character of
he work and the nature of the
and utility of the work
which effected some alterations in
he working Of the contract and
ome clauses of the specifications.
With these changes according with
he views of Major Kerr. The
3oard accepted the bid of F. S.
1oyt for SOL 100000, by the follow
ng yeaand nay vote: Yea-Messrs.
lurray, Levy, Blumenthal, Dupre {
nd Decourt. Nay-None.
Mr.. Hoyt is to increase his bond
0 $4,000, and the Board is pay
he premium on $5OO0.OO of said T
ond.
Work on the canal to be started
'ithin sixty days after the signing I
t the contract, and to be completed Q
7ithin eighteen months.
All recesses to the canal to be 10
y 30 feet, with a slope of one to n
ne, as prescribed for the balance n
I the canal. =
Mr.. Hoyt is to take $61, 100000
the bonds in payment of the con- G.
act price, less a cash payment of "
1850, which he is to make to the
GARD, to meet outstanding in
,btedness.
There being no further business
lie meeting adjourned, after voting 3
anks to Major Kerr, for his val. q q
sble assistance to the Board. -
LEON LEMAIRE, President. e.,
J. l.. HAAsE, Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22
A POSITIVE GUARANTEE
Signed BY John R. Taylor, who Agrees II
Return Ylur Money II Dr. CarIstedt's Ger
mln Liver Powder fails to Cure You,
GUARANTEE

| hereby agree to refund the money
paid for DR.. CarlstedFs German Liver
Powder on the return of the empty
bottles, the purchaser stating it has
failed to relieve and cure him OF any
OF the diseases for which it is recon-
mended. This guarantee covers the
sse OF q II bottle or four 25c bottles or
two months treatthent.>
Signed
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22

A wireless telegraph station is TO be
installed in New Orleans, giving di-
rect communication with Pensacola.
Key West, Havana, Porto Rico and
Panama. Representatives of the New
York company are now in the city
preparing to install the station.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22
= = Y . PVffuNHts
THE WORLDS FAIR,

| This is ideal weather in which tC
attend the Worlds Fair, cool and
bracing. The average attendance
now is about one hundred and fifty
Thousand daily. Up to the present
time something over fourteen mill
ions of people have enjoyed the
great show. Surely the world will
be wiser and better in consequence.
While our Peace Conference, the
Gar and the gentle Japanese are
busy killing each other; philan-
thropic people are straining every
power they possess to save even
the smallest "vital spark of human
life." One of the most attractive
things at the Fair is the incubator
for immature infants. In apart
ments all tile and glass, with white
rObed attendants, where never a
germ (be he as bold as Louisiana
mosquitoes, would dare to Gomez
are tiny atoms of humanity, each
in his glass receptacle wrapped
softly in white, (disinfected of
course) where an attempt is made
to immitate nature at her best. The
tenderness and care exhibited by
these foster mothers is worthy of
all praise. Theirs is work Of
love, not a penny do they receive
from the parents Of these scar cely
animated sparks of life. So feeble
that nothing short of constant vigil
lence with the highest scientific
knowledge can hope to keep them
from returning to the All Fathers
Home from which they have so
'ecently strayed.
One little girl interested every
'ody who heard her history. Her
had laid up similar treas
Tres in Heaven several times.
When this little one came Gone Of
wins) the other having passed on
yard promptly. Little "Bernice"
7as more strenuous, and showed
desire to stay awhile and see how
Kings would turn ont we suppose.
Ter parents who are wealthy peo-
lie OF st. Louis sent at once to
ne incubator nursery to ask them
, take her III charge. AT the pres
ut time she is indicating decided
reference for this mortal life.
here is one little chap who has
raduated from the incubator aud
nursery baby, he is called Jack.
Shove q lively interest
this tiny BIT Of rescued baby
,od, now looking around and
uaring his. tiny fists at existence
a truly prophetic fashion, For
not life to most of us, a fight and
'uggle, unless We happened to
born in fair Japan We are apt a
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22
g n III ~

to be quite frequently the co
quered rather than the conquern
All money taken at the door f
this very interesting exhibibit
to be used in establishing simils
institutions throughout the cour
try. Very serious thoughts crow
ones brain when thinking OF thi
undoubtedly noble philanthropy
enterprise. If life has grown s
strenuous that individuals thor
onghly equipped mentally and phys
ically find it struggle, how viii
it be with those Tiny ones who's
heritage is so feeble aportion o
life's endowment?
The United States Life Saving
exhibit attracted thousands of PEG
pie. A full demonstration of THEN
ingenious methods of 'rescuing the
perishing' was given several times
each day, and always to large, in
terested crowds.
The State celebrations are de-
veloping proper state pride. In
the new communities they are
slightly hampered by the fact that
while their people are loyal to
their new home, they were born
and reared somewhere else and a
warm preference is apt to manifest
itself. The first day our party at
tended the Fair. 1t was Louisiana
day and also a meeting of Meiggs
County, Ohio people. An especial
train having brought in a large
delegation from Pomeroy and adj
joining towns. They all assembled
in the east wing of the beautiful
Ohio building. 1t was scene that
would tonch the heart of an an
archist. Many of those assembled
we're passed middle life, had left
heir native state many years ago.
Had formed new ties and built new
ZONES in other portions of this
broad land. The meeting of friends
Who had studied and worked to-
,ether and enjoyed many a frolic
when life was young was bit of
weet poetry amid prosy work-a-
ay world. Friends who had not
net for forty years with still ten
er memory for the days long ago,
njOyed a blissful hour Of "don't
on remember" this and that incl
ent of thrilling interest.
Then the chairman called the
,eeting to order, and as each name
as mentioned the person arose
nd told when they had left Ohio,
nd where they were located now.
nd their impression of the new ,
md in comparison with the old.
ometimes it was trying to admit
lat a greater prosperity had come
them in the growing new State )
Kansas, or Indian Territory, or !,
. fruitful land of Oregon, than
the cultivated and still dearly
we'd Ohio. These meetings were !;
enjoyed in most of the
ate buildings, from time 10 time.
le fourth Of October was the An :
'al Visit Of the Yelled Prophet, = :
netting like our Mystic Reign !.
Comus. with a procession of =
enty-two floats. For the first :
ne these floats represented ma y
ms. A graceful compliment to :
3 Worlds Fair. In the past they =
d represented states. The streets =
re crowded and every available y
ace where seats coul6 be erected :
$ occupied. At night brilliant u
j was given at the Merchants y
change. Mingled with the stars ~
stripes, were the flags of all u
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-22

Owners of the Holt line of steamers
notified Washington that they would
no longer carry the United States mail
ON account Of the seizure of the Cal,
chas in July by Russian vessels.