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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-15
VISITING THE
LIGHT PLANT

City Engineer Thomson. Council.
man Daulton and other momhern Of
the lighting committee. left ON a
two 0aya' trip 20 Cedar Falls last
evening. The municipal llght plant
n 20 be inspected city Engineer
Thomson. rather than prepare the
report In regard 10 he progress and
scope OF the work as directed BY
the council more than two weeks
ago, has Expressed desire 10 ex-
plain tho situation personally O. the
couneiimon ON tho ground
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oeoLoolsTs 90 TO ALASKA

WASHINGTON. =. C.. June H.
The government f. sending a party
ef 90 Fsologigta 70 Alaska 70 survey
the gold fields Alfred II. Brooks.
who viii be IN charge Of the eKpedi-
tons. viii leave for Alaska In
few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-15
APPEAL TO
ROOSEVELT


BUTTE. Mont. June i5.-TWelve
Thousand Butte miners are back Of
the following message. sent %
President Roosevelt last night. ask
ing him % intercede In the present
aepiprnble condition In Colorado.
Butte. Mont. June President
Tlscodore Roosevelt. Washington. ID
C Miners of Butte appeal % you
aH representative 81 constitutional
rights 30 assert protection dua citi-
EsnH Colorado. whose rights are In
yaasd and destroyed By state ad
minlatfation that has no respect for
lAw
lalHnsdi EDWARD LONG.
President Butte Miners linton.
Dan Donovan. Secretary
A monster macs meeting Of min
era has been called for Sunday eve
Mag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-15
The MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

These prizes are 70 any buyer u
Quantities, Prices on small purchAAgs
aSeraEe 70 per cent hiEherb
ProVisiens
Fresh Maat-CoW beef, 10 per 10.
steer beef. 4tulAo 10. veal kalao 10.
pork Fnsi4e NJ. mutton fuIiag IT,
rruViniouGaf Hams. tA4ftfe ~. ufaakfast
bacon. lsc u bellies. fEeah. lzste Ira
Vegetables
White River Burhanka. ffsQ10
per ton. California potatoes. fk01o
per ~. Hahlma potatoes. 81 u
per ton. carrots. 81 r. per sack. ruta-
hanaE. gtG sack. cabbage. Iamzc lb.
radlHhea. l9r do1 buuehaH. Auairnfian
onions. soc per cNt. green sui0ms,
Toe Der dozen lunches Hubbard
aquash 1i4c Per ~ Hhuhnrb. 4 per ih
AaparaEraa 81 fI 81 per box Miaais.
sippl tomatoes. 81 HuLa0 por box Gus
cumhern. t1e0fi 20 per dozen.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. ~ pet box Finfappier. 81 n
daz HfdIauda oranges. g. fsa4aQ box
Lemons. 81 sn110 hoK Blaokberrlea.
N0i 8 crate. Persian dates. bMc ~
HaEkloharrlen. DO ln. Hanauaa. J. Nfl
ZOO bunch Native afra wharfieH. 81 %
afH6 crate. Cherries ancdi 90 per box
Native peas ffGc ~ Oooaehsrflas
a ~ per crnte. Gautelgpoa. 81 "A
Dor cfste
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KILLED Hls SWEETHEART

PORTLAND. ore. June f8--
Frank 9ugileluto shot and hiifed
his feyeaf-old sweetheart Tfsda
OuafaHehi iu her home here yestsf-
day. 0uEileima VAS angcred az the
girrs refusal to marry him. Both
" ere Italians
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Mrs G. w. Miller and family all
leave Seattle tonight on the Santa
Ana for Valdez. where they ~ u
join Mr. Miller and spend the sum
mer.
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% years u age. we're accidentally
drowned In q baek-Watef slough N
Snake river M the mouth Of Dead
man creek. near PomoroY.
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Nay, Grain snd Feed

Oats. fMW per too barley. ~ ton
wheat 60 tau, chop t4fl ton shorts.
. ton. hfan. 60 ton. on meal fl3 ton
= W. timothy. new. - ton VI. "
Compressed timothy, new. - ton
usw wheat hH2. ira E ton. nHw alfalfa.
ff& per tom Puget Sound hay. asa
fs ton. mldahnRa. 80 ton. Peanuts.
Jumbo. g. Al =
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GIRLS DROWNED

PORTLAND. Or, June ig.-Ber
tina Parker and Mabel Dlnmna. both
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nh MN NANNP To
III MZER PRISM MRS
ONE CONFESSED TO COMMITTING THE MURDER 10 YEARS
ACC, AND NOW ANOTHER MAN CLAIMS THAT MISTAKE
HAS BEEN MADE THAT IT WAS HE WHO FIRED THE PA.


/ city. and for some time the affair
was Hhraudcd IN mystery.
one day. about a year later. n
man walked into the police station
in Minneapolis and offered 90 be
taken into custody az the murderer
Of the brakeman in Montana lie
was locked up. the Montana author.
tiles were Informed ofthe affair. and
within a few months the man was
oecupying a cell In the penitonllary
with a life sentence hanging over
him
That man IL william Murphy.
alias Waitham. who has already
grown old and Is fast losing his
mind within the narrow limits OF
bis cell at Deer Lodge Once sew
eral years ago he
ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE.
nut n Fuard planted a charge Of
huekahot In his les and took him
back 70 punishment which may
prove an lrremedlal wrunK lie il
now ab years % age, and IA em-
pioyed 90 carry water aud DO other
ohorea around the prison
when told that another man had
I confessed Co the crime for which he
II serving a life sentence Murphy
gave the reporter an empty stare
and finally broke In a violent NJ Of
laughter Conyleta who know him
best believe Murphy fired a shot %
scare the brakeman. and that he
had no intention 20 and did not IN.
/ fare him. hut he later believed he
E had rcaiiY killed the man
Miles. who says he has worked in
various states OF the Wet a. a lab.
ofer. wants 10
EASE ms conscience.
According 10 his story he KILLED
/ Edwards IN a quarrel over money
II have at last done nv part by
aurrendeflnE % the las. he said
and I am not going 20 aak for ~
/ Investigation 81 TIE case II the Of
ficers wish TO prosecute me. u Il
their business II they don't ! ar
! not rning back 10 Deer Lodge my
self II anyone r. so blame for the
killing % that brakeman. II IL my,
self. and not Murphy"
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HERALD. Stylish Tailor. 1919 4
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Native efeamerY. Er per TO- Eastern
creamery. fresh. 10 10. STORAGE. u44t
per ih.
Ernaa Native ranch. 7ollte doa. ore
Enu ranch 80 dua. Eastern. 10 d0a
Cheeae@ Native. ltuiso per ID. East.
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Chickena hens and springs. fI1is5ss
Nucka. I've. lar. dressed itHf1In per il
Geese. Ice Pee 10 squads. scarce.
Fish. Etc.
Halibut, 7dec per 10. salmon trout
faHc pof th founders. - per M. noieA
fdfe per ID. shrimp. $50 per ~. Hmeita
taag Der u
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These prizes are - any buyer q
aunufftfea Prices on small purC aArn
aseraEo 70 per cent hiEherb
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31

Western Louisiana newspaper men
seem to be people of many and varied
accomplishments. possibly Of the use
full and ornamental variety, Joseph A.
Gill, of the Eunice Gall, is also run
ming cotton gin, and announces that
he can turn out job printing either
according to the round or square bale,
or ginning the cotton belonging to
his friends by the quire or ream l..
Lee Adams, who keeps the natives
awake from the editorial pen Of the
Kaplin Times and stirs the sonis of
his readers in rapid revolutions by
great spurts OF eloquence or sober
thought in thunderous tones, is, put
ting up telephone poles across the
prairies of Acadia Franklin Watch
man.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
THE RICE MARKET.
New York. December n. 'Ol.

New York. December n. 'Ol.
As usual. at the close of the year,
with its holiday attractions or dis
fractions and the stOcktaking period
near at hand, demand has been of
light proportions. Immediate wants
have been easily filled, and some little
business has been done or shipment as
1.-THE old year lies a-dying.'' Prices
are we'll sustained on nearly every
style and a scarcity of THE lower me-
dunn grades has hardened values on
such, and the better grades of Japan
have been in good request account Of
relative cheapness.
Advices from the South note dull
market on the Atlantic Coast, for the
lower qualities, while higher styles
are firm and quickly absorbed. At
New Orleans market is rather quiet
seasonably SO, "a Christmas and New
Years are especially high days and
holidays. In the interior Southwest
Louisiana, business is seriously inter
fered with by lack Of transportation
facilities. Large sales tup to- six fig
nres) are reported for export to Cuba,
and while these transactions were con-
summated at low prices, the market has
been favorably Influenced by the re.
lief from pressure of this large amount
In Texas, shipping is accomplished
without ser;ous delay, and market has
toned up decidedly under good demand.
Cables and correspondence from
abroad note hut little change; types
are being put out for the next season
business, but quotations are nominal
account of continued war possibilities
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31

For the Parish of st. Martin First Ward
At Albert Resweher's aud the Commi,'
sioners OF election at said poll shall ho
Edgar Marien and HeIville Melaucon and
the Clerk OF said election shall be Albert
Reswcber, all registered and qualified
voters residing within said portion Of ssd
District.
Notice is further given that the Poipts
Claire Drainage District, through its
Board OF Commissioners, will in oman
session at It's domicile, in the town of 81
Martinville, la, on the 2nd day Of
February 1908, at the hour Of ten O. clock
A. NJ, proceed to open the ballot boxes
examine and count the ballots in number
and amount. examine and canvass the
return and declare the result Of said elee.
ton.
On motion of Delma Iiebert, duly So.
conded and carried the Board then ad
ionned to the End day of February, 1905.
DARCOURT DUGAS, Sr., President.
+. F.. nELAHOuSSAYE, Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
Dr.. Viewers Treatment.
syrup for the blood; .Cerste for skin eruptions.
NOTICE
EXTRACT FROM MINUTES.

EXTRACT FROM MINUTES.
ST. MARTINSVHLE, Ia, Dee. %. "a.
The Board of Commissioners of the
Pointe Claire Drainage District met this
day. were present Adolph Resweh6r. Del
mas Hebert and DarcOut nngas. ST., after
organization.
Upon motion OF Adolph Resweber, Only
seconded and carried. the following reso-
luton was adopted
Be it resolved, by the Pointe elaine
Drainage District, that,
Whereas, this Board now exists by or
ganization under the provisions OF Act
No. l59 of the General Assembly OF the
State of Louisiana of the year 1902. and
especially of Sec. Q thereof, and whereas
the Pointe Claire Drainage District does
not desire TO avail itself of the provisions
of Article 28i of the Constitution of the
State of Louisiana Of 1898, and the acts
of the General Assembly Of the State OF
Louisiana carrying into effect said article
of the Constitution relative to the assess
ment and collection of taxes IN SAID Dram
age District aud whereas, in lien thereof,
the said POinte Claire Drainage District
availing itself of the power and authority
conferred npon it by virtue OF Act I'll oil
the Acts of the General Assembly OF the
State of Louisiana for the year 1902
relative to the levy and collection OF an
animal contribution or acreage tax on
the lands situated in the said Pointe
Claire Drainage District, therefore,
Be it Resolved, that an election be and
the same is hereby ordered to be held OF
the qualified electors under the construc-
ton and laws of the State of Louisiana OF
the said Pointe Claire Drainage District
on the 2sth day of January, 1908, between
the hours of 6 a. m and p. m, after due
publication in the official journals of the
Parishes of Iberia and st. Martin for
period of thirty days as required by law to
take the census of the property tax payers
upon the following propositions, which
are hereby submitted to said property Ak
payers at said election, namely;
list: To authorize the Board of Com
mississoners of the Ponte Claire Drainage
District to incur an indebtedness OF
Thirty-Seven $50 Thousand Dollars for
the purpose of constructing system of
drainage for the said Pointe Claire Drain
age District.
End: To authorize the Board OF Com
missioners of the Pointe Claire Drainage
District to level ten cents acreage tax
on the land situated in the said Pointe
Claire Drainage District; said tax to run
for period of Twelve years.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
PLAN TO MERGE THE RURAL
SCHOOLS IN THE STATE.

| Lafayette, La. Dec. 20 School
Consolidation throughout the rural
districts Of the State seems to he the
next step in the advancement Of the
educational interests of the State
! The entire session of the State Teach
ers' Association this morning was taxi
en- up with the discussion of this
| problem and teachers who came TO
| LAFAYETTE opposed to the plan, teach.
ers who came here with Instructions
from their Parish Boards 70 oppose
the consol idation solution Of the prob
lem. arose this morning and advocated
that il be adopted all over Louisiana,
and announced their intention of re-
turning home and placing the matter
before their Parish School Boards in
| the light in which il had been placed
before tho Convention. whic h showed
that il would univ lie. nv the cnnSoii
dation of The small country schools
into one large one, which could he
graded. which conld have fewer teach
ers, but teachers of higher standard
where better salaries could he paid
that the country school question of
Louisiana could he solved.
In the closing hours of the COnven-
ton the discussion of this question
overshadowed all other Ii was
shown that in Assumption and Avo-
yelles and few of the other parishes
the preliminary steps toward this con
s0lidation had already been taken;
that in Lafayette the consolidation
plan was already in successful opera
ton, and that it met with the favor
of the teachers, the parents and the
children. 1t was shown that in some
of the Northern States the plan
worked we'll.
One of the principal difficulties
mentioned in connection with this
consolidation plan was that Of the
trouble of securing transportation over
the poor roads in the various parts of
the State, and in a small way good |
roads crusade was started.
From assurances received by the |
officers of the Association. it is evid-
ent that immediate efforts will he
made TO put this consolidation plan
into operation in a number of parish |
es before the beginning of the next |
school term
The Convention closed with re.
ception given by the people of Lafa-
yette to the visiting teachers at the
Hotel Gordon. During the afternoon
an opportunity was given to all the
teachers to see the Industrial Institute
in operation, after which short bus
mess session was held and the result
Of the election of officers was announc-
ed -picayuDe.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
CORRECTED MINUTES OF FIRE
DEPARTMENT.

Moved by Mr.. thas. \. Dupuy,
seconded by Mr.. Gus Ardineaux that
one aid be appointed to assist the Chief
in the discharge of his duties.
Amended by Mr.. Pfster, seconded
by Mr.. G.. l., Reynolds that four aids
be appointed. Amended lost.
Motion Of Mr., Gins A. Dupuy for
one aid carried.
Moved by Mr.. Gus ArdinenuX, Sec
onded by Mr.. Ed. Perron that Mr.. II.
H. Shaded be appointed Chief of Fire
Department. carried unanimously.
LEON NJ iEMAIRE,
Secretary
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31

4r!. 70 create sinking ian' on 81
any sun Ius that may on hand ra'h year
after the necessary rnnn'ng expenses
maintainanec and the contrActe" pei
annum obligation to the contractor ma.
been paid TO he applied 70 the reduction /,
of the tax imposed ON the property oil s'iu
District. or for the extension or he'tei'
ment of said works, provided the eNP'i''l
lures fol the running expenses, purchase
construction. mautaiuaucc, operation eN
tention or betterment Of said works sllai'
never exceed the amount of the funds on
hand fol. such public works.
Resolved that he ballotinG places at
which said elections shalt he held shall DE
as follows For the Parish OF ioe1la'
Fomth Ward, at StcckIcI's School House,
and the commissioners of election ut Sald
poll shall he Albert pngaS ana Au"lpi'
Dueaa the Clerk of election shall De
Cesairr Broussmd all registered ana
qualified voters residing within saul p"'-
ton Of said District
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
Demand of admin abstraction.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. CELENA
PELERIN, WIDOW OF BAIT
HAZAR PELLERIN
DECEASED.

10Th Judicial District Court Parish of
iberia, State of Louisiana.
Whereas, Edmund Pellerin resident
of the Parish of Iberia, has filed into the
Hon. 10Th Judicial District Court holding
session in and for Iberia Parish, his ap-
plcation to be appointed administrator
of the above entitled Estate.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all
whom it may or doth concern to show
cause within ten days from the first
publication hereof why the prayer of said
petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable James Simon,
Judge of said Court this 21st day of
December A. d. 1904.
A. j. .MAUMUS,
by Clerk of Court.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
No Reasonable Man.

immagines that neglected cold can be
cured in a day. The uncountable air
cells in the lungs are infamed and the
throat is as tender as an open sore But
time and Aliens Lung Balsam will over
come the cold and stave off consumption.
The cough will cease and the lungs will
be sound as . new dollar. All druggists
sell Aliens Lung Balsam.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Elizabeth Culpepper to iberia
Building Association, certain tract
of land measuring I00x25O. considera-
ton, 80, 900.
Josephine Rayard, wife of E. G..
Pesson to Iberia Building Association.
a certain tract of land measuring OK
1872; consideration, $500.
Iberia Building Association to Eli
zabeth Culpepper. a certain tract of
land measuring 10Oxa50 consideration,
$4,000
Methodist and Episcopal Church,
Jeanerette, La, to J. G. Akers, GER
tain lot of land mearsuing, 761sx 1876 !;
consideration $11OO.
j. r. Maguire TO G. B. Mcguire, a
certain lot land, measuring 175xlO0;
consideration, 5000
Colbert Leblanc to Guiana Hutch
inson, wife Of Arthur Weber;a certain
lot of land; consideration $500.
Leon Conrad to Philip Conrad, q
certain lot of land. measuring 96x232 !;
consideration, $525.
Alzuia Curtis ct ais to Fred Dreyer,
q certain tract of swamp land, 800
acres; consideration, $3.50.
Chas. Heiman to Marie Julia De-
CUR, a certain tract of land measuring
l00x150; consideration, $500.
Alcee Deautreulle to William Davis
all his right title Of interest with a
certain tract Of land. measuring one
acre square lzl; consideration, s25.
Lucie Loustatot to Anthony N.
Muller certain tract OF land BOOKLET;
consideration, $1,000.
w. J. Henry to Nj. J. Macklin, a
certain tract of land measuring 50x
100; consideration, $3.50.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31

A Chicago conrt decided that the
city is not liable for DANCES for
loss If life growing ont Of the lrO-
quolS Theatre fire
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
write of Fieri Facias, issued by Robert
Brown, Judge of City Court of 9th war
of Iberia Parish in favor Of +. Dionne
and against one Joseph Jackson and to
me directed, Il will sell to the last and
highest bidder between legal sale hours ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1908.
the following described movable property
to wit
One buggy.
One bay maze.
One gray mare.
Two Hogs.
Thus seized by me to pay and satisfy
Judgment for the sum of Forty Eight Dol
lars and cents, with interest and all At
torney fees and cost.
Dated this 10Th day of December, l9Ol.
ALIEN CHARGOlS,
CITY Marshal.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
FOR RENT.

Country property owned by DR.. Doremus
on Spanish Lake about 40 arpents of land
with good orchard. Will rent residence
with or without land if desired
Apply to T. l.. MUDD,
Morbihan La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31

Between now and tomorrow noon,
is your last chance to secure tickets
ON the grand Piano and Angelius
Pianola two magnificent instrumental
that will Be faaaed to-mosrow even
ing. After that time. il you should
want the Same thing. you viii have
70 90 down your pockets for ESQ %
Gosh. Many got chances for IVA end
ten cents. you c4n DO the snme, l0l
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31

Onr new line Of wall paper is
the talk of the town. Every body
says so.--Noah's Ark.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
pressure he has been able
,lt.IRPRISE
IBERIA
" IBERIA.

has in consequence rebelled against
the authority Of Boss Platt aud has .------.
selected former Governor Black ASA AHHuM
his. candidate to succeed Mr.. DegsSps
in the Senate
While the contest, on the sthe Parish are
face, is over the selection II having finished
United States Senator, the rea!ufrey and Morbi-
Of contention is the lee trouble was experience
the Republican party lay and Thursday mornings
troll of the Republicans, cane, but applications
For years Senator Platt heen the mills helped
the undisputed master of Rel the juice No
can affairs in that state, anCbeen reported as yet
the natural desire to contii1een cane is very
that position, now that his part. The Govern
assured Of another lease of powtplace reported
But Governor Odell has shotiegrees which
himself to be no mean match forosed places
his powerful opponent. He pos as standing
sesses the advantages Of youth andow excepting
the present control of the machine and on cars
and, added to these, he is bOl1 this writing
vigorous resourceful aD6as moderated and the
dened with over manbe finished without more
hence the contest appeathe,, A most unpreced.
to the death, with tt one bf great tonnage and
being claimed by bothye prices. We have been
1t is pretty fight aets 4 various plantations
but for the fact that Senatcsers giving them re-
he's only recently shown hiiO to 5000, while
be SO unjust to the South, i'll farmers have
be one which we of thisres The result is that
could watch without thea premium, and hard
emotion, save that of al good cane lands have
Nor is there any grounprice fully % per cent.
ular concern iii view season of 1905 be as pro-
that the views of ne2he one ending to-day, this
Depew nor ex. Govyill be one of the most pros.
known on the qpof the South and proves indeed
vitality affects theertion that this is the Eden of
SOnth.-States Our lands are so fertile
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31
.UIR,SHiI : TIE.


state of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia City
Court of New Iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31


Apprehenisve that the President,
cabinet officers and members of con-
gress will not be able to keep out of
the poor house on the magnificent sal
aries now paid them, it is proposed
to increase them to amounts common
surate with the dignity and response
bility of the several positions which
they respectively occupy. But the
money wrung from the people by tax
alton comes easy and those who have
the disbursement of it, think it should
go easy. Louisiana Democrat.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-31

Senator Murphy ]. appears in
the role Of q prophent now. He
secs Trojan horse filed with
armed men in each Of the Arbitra-
ton treaties now being negotiated
and warns the people that they are
going to be used as vehicles for
the forcible collection Of the car
pet bag debts repudiated by the
Southern States. LA. DeM0craf.