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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
Qbtibiung BAIT Su audi"

- Der q IN / b. sic iaben
bel Slid. Der feline 5ommp, Der
gerne alien Sa6en auf ben Gruno
sine, fab ii9 bic Raie ietne5 Sntels
Seemanu an unb fragte plOBfi4:
.Snfsl, ipopon 1T benn oeine Naie 10
rotb?" = ySm," meinte Der Sntel.
benz bic Srage ni6t angenebm mar,
.oas.. =. bas tommt BON benz i9urfen
RorOpinb. SIM lebrigen frag' ni4t
10 bel, ionbern i9ente mir lieber
'pas gum Srin.,n ein." - n9ern,
Ontel," iaste Spmmp uno grift nab
Der Slai6e. naber mas fir Roros
pinb piait bu benn9 @eiben ooer
rptben2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

6erli6teiten ppbl nod erbalten, lit tnz
folse Der mangelnben 9e5ie6ungen
aum @uslano unb bes I6le6ten 9eis
fpisls bon oben INNER mebr 5uriidges
gangeu. BIS auf bic iiingite 3eit la
gen bic gauge @ertpaltung Der 9ropins
5en, bic Chill unb M~ilitdrppiten in
ben SGnben bes gbels, Der ALIEN auf
bisIelben glnipru9 bate. arbeit gait
1Iu6 gilt beute nod als cine S6anbe;
ssin @oeliger, Der jemals elm 8erts
seug gebunbbabt bat, pirb gu einem
MonoarinppIten 5ugeluTen. 9eperbs
treibenoe unb 9aufleute aber SGblten
init ben Sentern gu ben ged4teten
Gtdnben.
9ieIes 8aItentpeIen Iotpie Der abers
eIGubif6e Sim, Der i'm @olte bsrrI9t,
bic 9eIpenIterfurdt, Der I6le6te Pries
fterItano unb Dor 4qem 8eoriidung
ourb bieManbarine ma6ten oas Doll
auF feline teutige traurige Stufe iinz
fen. 9as tlafItf9e Seiipiel Der 8ers
tpabrlpIung bes gan5en 2anoes 1T
feline SauptitoOt SOul, obE4on in Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
pataftbpr in Der Stabts
mduer bon SDul.

Isbtsn 3eit bur6 europGii6en unb jds
pantheon GinfIuB itf bort iebr piel
gum 8eiten perdnoert bat. Soul liegt,
etipa so Meilen bonn 9elben Wheer ents
fsrut, in einsm BON boben itetlen 9erz
gen umf9lOfenen Sbaltehel, BON pelz
den ua9 Regengiiien tpaferrei6s
SliHe berabtommen, um benz San,
BEN grDBten SluB oes 2anbes. %5u5ueis
len. 9ieie einen groBen Sbeil bes
Sabres trodsnen, nit Steinser0n gei
fii0teu Slubbetten biloeu einselns
!SouptitraBen BON Soul. Die elenOen,
nit Strob eingebedten 9Guler iteben
an ibren llfern ober in einem Getpirr
euger, nit llnratb sefiilter 9db6en
ba3pif6en, alIes grau in grau. 9as
ein3ige grpBe 8auipert Der Staot lit
bic u~ngebeuere Rine=.@sr, bic, gang
tpie bel ben 6ineIiI9sn 9robItGoten,
aud Soul umgibt, einengt unb jeoe
4usbreitung binbert.
Nur in Der umeebung Der friiberen
faiitrliden ReIibsnS uno bes @eIunots
S9uftsptertels, ipO ii4 Der ne~uerbaute,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

fbeilpsiie I9on europGii6 einssri9tete
Roiisrpalait befinoet, iino bic 3uitGn=
oe etpas better. Cine breite @penue
fiibrt an Der bur6 Marttbuben uno
Jlueod6er nit 9auflGoen eingeengz
fen Sauptitrabe gu Der ImfaTungs=
mouer Der alten SOnigsreliosn3, bic
phue GrIuubniB bes Serri6ers BON
ntsmano paIiirt tperoen BARI. Ssnieit
Der Itreng bepa6ten gelpaltigen Shore
erbsben iid bic peridieoenen, beute perz
Infsnen Iuoien5s uno W%arteballen,
oi. @ebGube Der 9rin5en, Saremspei'
ber uno enbli3 Der palaIt oes 8ats
isr8, ipie alle innerbalb Der Rauer
retbgsItrifenen Sol3bduten nit Sic
s,ln eingebett uno o6ne iegli0en
9runt. R~ingsberum Siebsn it6 peis
e. riiitsre @artenanldgen. in oensn
1895 bic &aiierin BON Sapanern ers
morpet uno osrbrunut puroe. Die
8sbdupe Ippie Der Parf limb beute
ben 5rsmosn se6ffnet. bagegen lit Der
Suiierpalait, in Der NGbe Der ruff
ften Gsiarbti4uft. alien 6rsmben
Nn3ugdngIia. Sn Der IeBten 3eit 1T
BEN Yalait eegeniiber i5sur Elm euros
p6ifdes Sotel, bas iSotel bu PdIais,
eutitanben. BIS gu beHen GrDffnung
muBten eurcpdiI6e Seiuder in ben
9sfenf6aften unb Goniulaten Inter
tunft iu9en, DON benen mande, iuts
beifpislspeiie bas oeuti6e GOniuldt,
ebenfals in torsanii9en Sduiern uns
teraebradt iparsn. Die iupupii9s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

po gu rsiisn, pertebrt beute spiIden
bsiben bus Oampfrob. Sunit uber lit
pobl alss beim alien seblisben, aud
bic eigentbiimlide peiBe Sru4t bes
foreuniI9sn 8oltes nit ben rieiigen
Rembranobiten aus Idparsem 8ams
busgefle6t, Die f%eltIamen, tuum bic
9ruit bebedenben Saden unb ROd9en
Der Sruusn unb bic griinen Uniform
RIDE, bic iie acknowledgements nt4t
anSisben, ionbern auf ben &opf bdns
gen uno ii6er ben mitunter reGt bib
f6en @eIi6tern sufammenbalten, um
nitt 9eIeben gu iperpen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

i9lagen tperben TpG. 9ur9 bas @ins
greifen bes aaiiers, Der benz 4utomo@
biltsmus lebbaftes Sntsreiie entgegens
bringt, lit bic 4nselesenbeit gu 9uns
item Der Hennitrede i'm Saunus entz
i9ieben tuprben; bic 5ubrsr iueroen
alIo in ibrem fdpinbelnoen Sempo
cine Der lanbIdaftlid rei8uouiten 8es
ssnbsn bur9meFen, unb bic RGbe bes
fa~fbionabsln 8abes Spmburg, iotpie
Der alien, tpisberbergeitelten Saal'
burg pirb tpobl Elm peiterer @n5iez
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

b~unsspuntt fein, nm sublreids 8eIu'
der gu benz iportli9 interefanttiten
GreigniB bes nG6iten Sommers ters
bsi5uloden. lin bic 8ebenten gegen
bic Si9erbeit Der Gennitrede, bic pers
i9ieoene i6arfe &urpen uno erbeblihe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bietet, 5u Sers
~itrsuen, babsn 9rinS Seinrtd unb erz
fubrsne beuti4e rnb fran3Diii6e
SpOrtsleute eriten Rdnses, pis 9Dge,
5purnier, be Snpff ben We9 nit ibren
Rennfpagen Suriidaelegt uno ibr llrs
tbeil ldutst burdpeg giinitig; Der
9eutI6e Qutomobilclu6 lGBt iibrigens
an ben gefGbrliden SteGer Der gu be-
fu6renbsn StraBen umfungrei9e Sic
Observation-Disclosures trsffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
Sas Goroon=B ennetts Nennsri.

Der &umpf I'm ben @orbOns8ens
%nettpptul, Der ii9 gu elmer 9ruftprobe
bes Qutomobilipprts aler Climber ents
pidelt bat, piro ben 8eitimmungen
bes Hennens 5ufotse in bieiem Sabre
i'm 2anSs Ses Sieges bon 1903, alfo
in 9eutf9lano, uusgefo9ten, unb bas
Snterefe nidt Der Su9treife aaein
brsbt ii6 besbalb INN bie5ruse, tpO bic
- pisaeitt m0rberif9e S6lu9t gez
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

bieIem Bd5ar etne ret9e InSabl BON
9a6en, inter benen ii9 audi Oas Bib
befunb, bas ebebem ibr MiBfallen err
regt bate; bies mar = 70 fanb fe -
cine siinitise @elegenbeit, bus bumme
Bib aus benz Saufe gu f6affen; nas
tiirIi9 that ie bas Obne @tfen ibres
Mdnnes.
90 bling nun alip bas arg psrlditerte
Bib in ben Hdumen bes 8a5ars.
Ineeieben unb belG6elt purbe es
aud BON Man6em, es aber gu taufen,
ba5u enti9loB ii6 Riemanb, trOBoem
es iebr biutg 81 bdben mar.
am leBten Sage bes 8asurs ging
du9 3arl Meinbolb bur9 bic RGume.
gr mar in better 2uune, benn ioeben
bate er iein critics grpBes Bib v&iibe
am Sei9" b%ertauft. = enblta mar
fein Strebsn belobnt, enbli9 mar bic
Qnertennung ba! = limb als er nun 70
ieelenpsrgniist bura bic Rdume lpanz
berte, oa erblidte er fein Bib, bas er
emit benz Wdcen geitiftet bate.
2Gdelnb Iab er feline 70 miBa6tete
Qrbeit On, pl0BIi3 tam ibm cine
Sbee.
Gr taufte bas 8ilb9en.
Spbann fubr er gu feinem &unIts
bdnoler, i~nitruirte bieien unb partete
lG9elno Der 9inge, bic iif nun abipie@
len tpiirben.
Die nd9iten Sage i9pn bru9ten bic
grpbe lleberraI9ung fir oie&unitpelt:
Sarl Meinbolb mar iiber Hu4t elm be-
riibmter Mann seporben, = iein perz
tauftes neues Bib tpdr S6lager eriten
Gan9es, elm e9tes &unittpert, bas bile
in bellies Gntsiiden perIebte. Nun taz
men 9liidpiinide BON alien Seiten,
unO Der iungs 9iinitlsr bate es bisber
gar hi9t sepuBt, bab er 10 pieIe
Sreunbe bate, bic i'm nun fir ii3
retlamirten.
Natiirli6 ipuBten audi Sartipiss ius
fort bic Reuisteit.
9lber pdbrenb Der Mdcen ii6 freute,
tuurOe bi. quite Sbereie plDBIi4 febr
perlegen-
ysSebt rerben mir i9m einen 8efu9
mafen," iugte Serr Sein5, roann tpers
ben mir ibm gu gbren Elm Set geben,
unb oann piro er i6on pieber aus9es
iObnt fem"
v9lber bas gebt ni9t," proteittrte lie.
rSein Bib lit ia nift mebr BAL"
grftaurt frdgte er: nSa, mo 1T es
benin geblieben2"
limb nun geitanb iie, mas lie ubne
iein WtIen get6an bate.
SEPT mar er itarr. 8as Ip1te man
nun beginnen9
Ginlaben muBte man ben Maler,
iuenn man ntdt Dor ben anOeren Der
v0eIeqI6aft" SuriidIteben polte, =
fpie aber i'm einlaben, obne iein Bib
gu baben?! - limb tpo Iolts man nun
oies ungliidielige Bib pieoer aufs
ipiiren?!
&atblos lief er bin uno Der.
@nbli9 faste fie: r@erfua's bod
einmal bel ben 8unItbGnblern!"
@iittenb fab er iie an unb frdgte:
rWeiBt Ou aud, mas Der Spub bann
toiten fam, lpenu i'd es BEL einem
Sdnbler finbe?" aber ite 5udte nur
bic S6uItern unb i4pieg.
@r inbeiIen itieg in cine Srof6te
unb fubr bon einem SunitbdnoIer gum
dnberen.
Gnbli9 fanb er Iein Bib tpieber,
5ablte f9peren SCREENS eintauieno
Murt bafir unb fubr bumit nu4
Sauie.
ats brei Sage fpGter Serr aarI
Meinbolb fsinen 8eIu9 i'm SauIe
Sartpig ma6te, iab er iein emit 10
berldItertes Bib nun i'm Salon an eis
mem GbrenpIabe bGngen; unb aIs bann
Der MGeen ftul5 gu inn fdgte: ga. lies
Der MeinbOlo, mir baben Sbr @enie ia
ldngit ertannt," ba ntdte Der iunge
Waler lG6elnb uno ba9te: .Sieie
feline 2iiss bat mir t%auienb Murt eins
sebra9t!"
90 buben aud siIOer lire s4ids
iule!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

= unangeneb m. Gr farrte
iis f%ortpdbreno an, als er ibr in Der
pferoebubn gegeniiberIdB. Sds mar
ibr u%nansenebm. plDbli4 aber rebete
lie i'm an: r@enn i'd sic 10 iebe,
mub i9 INNER an meinen 8ruoer ben'
ten." 80" fagte er, siebe i'd Sbz
rem 9ruber 10 Gbnli99" = Sang i'm
8e9ent6eil. 9lber ia bsnte oarun,
oaB, ipenn mein 9ruber ause9en tpdre,
sr Sbnen 5peifeqps elm paar WlaII'
ihenen geben piirbe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

= @ortgebuIten n. 81: man
mag BON Sdul5e iugen. mas man
mill, aber sr bGlt bod isin Wort. o.:
6inosn Sic? o.: ga, er bat ii6 Dor
sincm Sabr bon mir 20 Wart seborst
uno babel gsiagt. er piiroe meine
Grsunolidtsit nj. pergsfen! g.: Ia.
unb? ~: Nu, uno iebesmal, tpsnn er
Fid 9sIO bergen nil. tOmmt sr INNER
gu mir!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

- safe r ni9t re6t2 Sfus
bella: Dieter Rebatteur lit einfd9 ab,
i6sulid! Suoitb: WieIO benn8 SSIas
bella: 9snts Dir nur, sr bra6te meme
9srlobungsan5eiss nit benz iungen
GloppinstOn unter Der Rubrit: @elss
CONFERENCE.-The!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

- 2ogif9e SoIg.. unp mas
lit aus benz MGbel getuorben, bus bu
INNER 10 empbutiid bas 2i9t osines
9ebens nanuteit? : Gin anoerer junz
ger Mann brdnste ii9 Spii9eH mid
uno lie uno - fttute mid in ben
S6attsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
80 4 r m E m ittel I.

N. Sd piirbe poridlasen, uls
@interporratb fir bunbert Mart
Soblen anSui9uffen!"
ra6, liebe Bertha, nimm bod
bic Sdlfte &oblen uuo bic SGIfte
Rum!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
3upiel g II t n.

S9auipieler (im ReItaurant): n9ea
tern nit fuulen Giern betporfen -
beute nit faulen @iern trattirt, oas
lit Supiel, oagegen proteItire i6!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31

Si-aBsnrdubsr Ole grieftai6e
bur6trdmenb, bic sr einsm Souriften
a~bsenommen bait: Bier Mabnbriefe
bonn Sdneibsr. no nifen sic, ben
bGtten Sic aud IGngit bsSabIsn tOn'
mem!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-31
R aItttD 8.

rSenf Dir MIR, amalie, neuli4 1T
i'm leBtsn @ugenblid nod elm 2eut>
nant gu mir ins Coupe ein9eItiegen =
Elm reisenber Menf9!. .. 2eioer fubr
er BLOB Bis CUR nGaiten Station!"
,Hatiirli6! Gr tonnte eben ntdt
friiber arsiteisen!"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16

At last has tardy Justice been done
Hon. Kinney Reid, of Calcasieu. He
commission as sheriff of Calcasleu, to
which position majority of the citi
zens of the parish had elected him and
from which he has been deprived since
last April. Every possible means have
been invoked to prevent the will of
the people in this instance and for
awhile it seems no one would befriend
kinney" and that the will of large
majority of Calcasieu citizens would
be defeated After every subterfuge
had been exhausted, the commission
has been issued and Mr.. Reid has TAX
Ell charge of his office. We notice
that now when he does not need them,
the Lake Charles press have some good
things to say of Mr.. Reid, but were
wonderfully silent when few words
would have been very acceptable to
him who was fix hitting for his and the
peoples rights. There is prospect
of regular house cleaning day in the
sheriffs office at Lake Charles. We
congratulate Sheriff Reid and his
friends of Calcaseu
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16

A doctor over at Sigouruey tells
this good one: A patient called at
his office, stated his ills, aud the
doctor wrote prescription and
handed it to him. The patient
then inqired the probable cost of
getting it filled and was told about
60 cents would pay the bill. The
patient then asked the doctor for
the loan Of that amount aud the
docto., scratched his head, drew
a line through several parts of the
prescription aud then handed it to
the patient, saying, now you can
get it filled for dime. Those |
scratched oJt were for nerves; but
| see you do not need anything for
them, Erchange
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16

The advantage Chillifuge has
over the numerous chill TONES is
that it contains not only the aka
loidal Quinine treatment in taste
less form, but all the other medi-
zines which are anti malarial. In
taking this remedy in its palatable
form you practically get The benefit
Of all the combined chill tones in
use. Again great many hard
Quinine Pills and Capsules pass
through the stomach and bowels
undigested, whereas Chillifuge is
sOluable and readily absorbed by
the most delicate stomach, and if
taken according to directions, you
come under the influence of it be-
fore the next expected chill, which
is most important factor, when it
is understood that chill number
three of the congestive type is of
the most serious consequences,
even if it does not actually prove
fatal. So you can readily see the
Importance Of having mixture that
contains allthe Anti Malarial drugs,
aud in form that is absorbed by
the stomach Immediately so as to
prevent the reOccnrrence of the
next Malarial Pa-roxysm.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16
Information
Given % the Public BY cur
Local Druggist.

We want the public to know that
the most valuable and delicious tasting
cod liver oil preparation known to
medicine ID Vinol.
vinol contains ALL Of the medicinal
elements OF cod liver oil, actually taken
from fresh coda livsrs, but not drop
Of oil.
For this reason II IL recognised
throughout the world ~ the GREATEST
health reetorer and strength creator
known 10 medicine, and We do not
believe there II . man, woman or child
- this vicinity but what Yinol will
benefit them.
II makes health and strength for old
people. weak, sickly women and chill
dren, nurSing mothers, and after .
severe sickness.
Cures hacking coughs, chronic colds,
bronchitis and al throat and lung
troubles. Unequalled to create n
appetite, and to make those who are
too thin, tat, rosy and healthy.
Try vinol on our guarantees to return
your money y you are not satis6sd.
DomM 4. TAYLOR, DrugrIsi, meu ilelIa, Il.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16
REGULAR MEETING POLICE JURY.

New IBERIA. La, July It'll. 1904.
The Police Jury met this day in regu'
lar session, Mr.. Labau presiding and the
following members present, viz: Boutte,
Blanchet, Decnir, .Dugns, Dallas, Gonla,
Lemsire. MigBez, Romero and Schexnay-
der.
The minutes OF previous meetings were
read ami adopted.
Messrs. Brown and Delcambre. Audit
ing committee, submitted the following
written report
of the Police Jury of the Parish OF
Iberia:
Gentlemen-We, your committee APP
pointed to examine the books and ac-
counts of the Tax Collector and Treasurer
up to June LIST, 1904, beg leave 10 submit
the following report
We find the Tax Collectors books in
proper shape and all amounts collected by
him from the various sources, accounted
for, as evidenced by receipts exhibited to
us signed by your Treasurer.
We find the Parish Treasures books
well kept and all amounts paid out By
him. accounted for by approved warrants
Issued by your Honorable body.
We have balanced your books and find
on hand the sum Of sl355.04 which we
left to be proportioned az your Hon. body
saw fit.
Your Secretary Treasurer exhibited to
us book, starting system Of keeping
trace Of all funds, which we heartily en-
dorss. Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT BROWN, lcauu;,,e.
Ed. DELcAMBRE, oo~''e''
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16

the tightening that under the momen
tum of the explosion of popular wrath
shattered the French monarchy and
the idea of the divine rights during
the French Revolutions
The people backed up against the
wall by the Prescriptions of nobility.
the petulanco. pevishncss. intolerance
and unfolding ignorance of the King
and his encourage, were forced. with
staring eyes betraying fear. with
trembling body expecting punishment,
TO fight for life aud self preservation.
The petit up wrath of three centuries.
the inlquities, agonies. pains of the
blacklist cycles of the annals of history
lit the torch That started the conhagra-
ton. The tocsin was sounded at Paris
the llth of July 1899 Millions of the
masses arose rs one mailman to hurl re-
execratiou at the grim. gray, mute,
cold. unresponSive, frOwning symbol
of tyranny the Bastille. The indig
nation Of mankind. the dying vows of
victims, the dances of the ghost of mar
tyrs were dashed in irresistible waves
of anger and determination against
the blackened prison until every stone
in the wall was raised TO the ground
With gnashing teeth. foaming at the
mouth, the populace raved and ravish-
ed, defaced and demolished every
vestige and reminder of kingly author
ity and mOnarchiCal craft Blood in
torrents crimsoned the pavement and
flowed to appease the hungry, the
ragged and the down trodden. Every
covered tlroh of the heart: every scar
on the back; every humiliation of
spirit and soul every brand of en-
forced depravity called for retribution.
Madness. dangerous and real, surged
and welled through n period of cruel
nights filled with the shrieks of the
tiend and the rasping gasp of the dy-
ing This saturnalia of crime and
y
rants was only appeased by the sacri
fetal Offering of the King and family
to a new patron saint of the wounded
nation -liperty. equality and fraterD
ity.
From those troublous times do we
inherit our spirit of freedom and the
xalt INT Of Inn, Wn 10
brate the anniversary and the mem
DRY of the triumph of right over
might, of the achievement of justice
and truth over hypocrisy and sham.
Those are the grandest principles of
humanity and the sublimest ideals of
the human race. They are immut-
able, imperishable and invincible.
They belong to the progress and ad-
vancement of mankind They are the
unmistakable milestones pointing to-
wards the coverted goal. They are
the shibboleth of freedom, the tails
man of the Freeman. They nourish
the citizen and awaken the national
conscience of France to an apprecia-
ton of its Inherent power and SOW
ereignity and inalienable rights; they
unmask the enemy of constitutional
government by the consent of the gov
erned; they, in fine, place the crown
of life, liberty, and pursuit Of happi-
ness, upon the brow of man instead of
upon the heads of Divine rights
impostors and it's leeches. Let these
fires blaze tiercely III our individual
temple of liberty until the world is
gathered to its maker.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16

The general appropriation bill to
meet the current expenses Of the
state, carries nearly $500, 900,
and has passed the House with a
slight revision. The most i'm.
portant changes was in the apprO-
priatiOn for the State University,
at Baton Rouge, the change in
several items Of incidental expenses
increasing this appropriation $2i :
900. The total appropriation for
this instits,tion amounting to a
total of S75 900,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16

A case to light that for persistent
and unmercifnl torture has perhap.
never been equaled. Joe Golobick
of Colusa, Calf, writes. "For Il
years l endured insuffereble pain
from Rheumatism and nothing
relieved me though l tried every.
thing known. came across
Electric Bitters and it's the greatest
medicine on earth for that trouble
A few bottles of it completely re.
lieved and cured me-" just as
good for Liver and Kidney troubles
and general debility. Only Soc.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Estorge
Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16
THE DRAINAGE BOND ISSUE.

The Enterprise office has just issued
i'm book form the prospectus of bonds
issued for the New Iberia Southern
Drainage District" which sets forth in
succinct style the purposes of the or
ganization and the methods Of its pro
ceedure. The book gives all possible
information bearing upon the matter
of the bonds to be issued for the con
struction of this great work so fraught
with important results to our city.
To capitalists the information is in
detailed and perfectly intelligent
form. so that any one contemplating
bids for the bonds eau upon persual
of this prospectus know exactly the
status, the security, the manner of
payment and the availability of these
most excellent bonds as an investment.
Already interested enquiries are being
made, as bonds we'll secured drawing
3 per cent are not so numerous, there
fore very desirable.
We desire to commend the energetic
labors of the Board of Commissioners
and trust our community will give
them that moral and financial support
without which no great undertaking
can succeed TO capitalists. We would
commend these bonds as a safe and re
munerative investment, to the pay
ment of which the taxes of three mills
for a period of twenty-five years on an
assessment of over one and one half
millions of dollars of property early
advancing in value and which will be
greatly enhanced by the completion of
work for which the bonds are issued.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16

A fellow never knows how pop
nlar he is until he leaves his com
munity. Business goes on just
the same as before, his friends
manage to get along without him
and in fact very few of them care
whether he ever comes back
Surely this is . cold selfish world
-ErchdmQe
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16

The Lily White and the Black
and Tans are each trying to land
the New Orleans postmaster. This
fight will determine whether the
Lily Whites have lost their grip on
the pap counter. This contest will
hardly come off until after the
November election.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-07-16
Elihu Root is one of the fnnnies

Elihu Root is one Of the funniest
men that America has yet produced,
perhaps next to Mark Twain. In
his speech before the Republican
convention he laughed in his sleeve
as he exclaimed "All Americans
who desire a safe and conservative
administration, which shall avoid
causes of quarrel, all who abhor
war, all who long for the perfect
way Of the principles Of the relig-
ion which we all profess, should
rejoice that under this Republican
Administration this country has
attained a potent leadership among
the nations, in the cause OF peace
and international justice. The
Filipino and Panaman auditors
gleefully poksd each other in the
ribs, and declared it the finest piece
of irony they had ever listened
tO.-Ldke Charles Press.