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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
DANidHd Of administration.
SUCCESSION OF HARRY w WILCOX
10Th, Judi aiFl District Court State of
Louisiana Parish Of Iberia

Whereas Mistress Louisiana Walker
widow Of Harry W. Wilcox. a resident OF
Iberia Parish, La, has applied to the
Honorable the 10th Judicial District Court
holding sessions in and for the Parish oil
Iberia, State of Louisiana, to be appointed
Administrative OF tLe above entitled
estate.
Notice is therefore hereby given to nll
whom it may or doth concern to show
cause, if any they have, within ten days
from tho first publication hereof why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable T. Don Foster
Judge Of our said Court this Doth day of
April a, y. 1904. A. J. MAuMUS,
D'y Clerk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
4 DdHdU for Burns.

Dr. Bergin, Pana, Ills writes Il hav,
used Ballard Snow Imminent; alway'
recommended it to my friends, as | am
confident there is no better made. ut is
a dandy fer burns. Those who live on
farms are especially liable TO many ac-
cidemtal cuts, burns, bruises. which heaI
rapidly when Balard's Snow Liniment is
applied. 1t should always be kept in the
house for cases of emergency 25c, soc,
81 90 bottle Sold by Estorge Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
Indigestion Causes
Catarrh Of the
Stomach.

For many years II has been supposed that
Catarrh Of the Stomach caused Indigestion
and dyspepsia, but the truth Is exactly the
opposite Indigestion causes catarth. Re-
peated attacks of indigestion inflames the
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes the nerves Of the stomach, thus caus-
Ing the glands TO secreie mucin instead Of
The juices Of natural digestion. This IL
called Catarrh Of the Stomach
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30

CATER he married that rich
widow she made him resign from
all his clubs -
"Poor rhap-and all he married
her for was so he could pay his
club dues. Puck.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
sir Years Of POUHI0rfU

is the recon- Of Painkiler (Pery Davis },
but the shops are full of limitations made
TO sell upon the great reputation Of the
genuine be cautious, therefore, when you
ask for n bottle to see that you get the
genuine. An unfailing remedy for coughs,
colds, bronchitis
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
LOST OR MISPLACED.

\ certain mortgage note vendor,
lien. subscribed by Donation DOmin
CUES. made payable to his own order
dated oct eth. 1904, and made pay
able Jan Y lst, 1903 The pnblic is
warned not negotiate for same
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
fpIIf'E
To whom it may concern

! U
As an induCement to physicians ant
business men Of New Iberia, | will sign
six months contract to make all their col
lections for the small fee of one per cent
providing they will turn over to me al
the accounts due them mp TO Jan. lst, 1904
and the collections are placed with me or
or before May Sd, 1904
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30

On the following day. Thursday.
at the Catholic Church the marriage
OF Mr. Clarence Il. Duperier and Miss
Ada Berry, daughter of Mrs Loander
Berry was soIemnizcd, Rev. Fathers
Jouan aud Fhron officiating.
Thus four youthful couples bound
together by Hymen's loving chain.
will go down the stream Of time. w
trust their respective barks may Is
cape the obstacles and dangers that
have heset others and that their vow
age may he full of happiness and sun
shine.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
ron RENT

tIero Building, corner of Iberia and
Main streets, Apply TO,
CHAS CLERC.
Z. .. Box 37J New Iberia. La
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
ron REN T..

New cottage in East End at Lovers
bridge, five rooms. long hall, bat room
and pantry. Rat proof Apply Mt 70i
Eost Main.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30

j w Willis was crushed TO
death in saw mill accident Mt Bos-
ton, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
NUpTIAI S.

This has been u record breaking
week for marriages, no less thnn -four
having been celebrated,
On Wednesday evening at the Cath
Ollie Church, Miss Louise Landry.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ian
dry ot this Parish and Mr.. Frank ]
Decuir were united in marriagc IN the
presence of large concoursc of
friends and relatives \ brilliant 70
ception was given at the home of Mr..
Henon Dccuir, tho grooms father, in
the evening. after which the happv
young couple went by team to their
new home at Erath.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30

On the same. day Wednesday, at
the Catholic Church and by the same
Reverend Fathers, Mr.. George l..
Baumgartner and Miss Emma Aucoin.
daughter Of the late Victor NJ. Aucoin.
were married
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
LOCAL NEWS.

named hlHHle johnson In diSput
with negro she became enraged an
attacked him with hunting knife
driving the keen blade into his skul
Just over the left eve, with such fore
was the knife sent that it was limos
HIhle after repeated attempts to re-
move II from the mfortuuate man
Nheflh Henderson was sent for. who's,
lierculean strength at last succeeded il
eNtrlcating the knife. The wuundp,
man was attended by Or Emmer and
the would-be murderess put IN jail.
At this writing the negro is doing
as well rs could be expected
Will sell You best machinery of
all kinds at very lowest prices .-
ALEXIS VOORHEES,.
1T IA" last meeting of the Pro
grcsSiyc League last Monday right a
proposition for u Chair Factory was
considered The party is at present
IN Indiana and requested information
Is to what Ihorin would do as an in
dnc"ment to locate The Secretary
was instructed to communicates with
TIA" party and ascertain his r,uuira
mouts. drtaiIs of his rIous viii,
Wow of Offering - site aud ova,pt,o,
of taxation for fem v,,r, w. ho,,o
thr motter will H.. vig,rouel, rr.,,od
and result in our nhtuiuiu, tI,is vain
milo nIout
nil I,,.,, I,,.,,. ,, r.
Automatic RpfrIp,tnr and , Hmm,
mock and be comfortable. | have
the Stock *. >. Mcmahon
We are ~ cascd To- announce that
Prot. Il. S. Titus Of the Agricultural
no,ort,,,,,, a+ v.,..l,;,.,
-,.
i'''''''7' - '''' '''''' '''''''' = NOW
Henry phorr ..Orouga Grovo,, ,,horo
he is conductiny a scientific iuvostioo
tiou Of that Troublesome little hootIo tho
cane hornr He has nitchcd his toni
right in the fold mud il ,v,yiu,, vi,ror
ous war ON this n-st We trust no
will be successful aud that nur u,out
prs generally vim visit him md ,at
his views regarding methods of treat
ment, and Of prevention. So that con-
..arrpd action may he had prnf Nor
gan of tho Louisiana Experiment St,-
ton was oxpected to ioin prof Titus ,
Yesterday. their combined efforts vii,
Nv '''"'' i''''"'' "'''o''''"' results
Borrow from, yourself Z
Money Is loaned at s ppr cent ,
it's stnrkh,ldc,s bv tho Ihor;o
Building Association
-,
, :,
b,
,
ii
o.. a
80 - >
4 u chr.,h D. " s,
- " " ! - '''' h
VIZ ''''''s' le
Have vour bo,sos ,,,,ho,.a b., a
,ayop,or, tho o,,;s.;a 49,; - IN
,ock pov aoI '''' ''e "''''' at
Il
The old buildings that have SO
ing been an eye-sore and menace to
le safety of that section of Main
rect between French street and Dir. n
/. \. Kings office. are now being IL
'rn down and removed. and in their
lace will soon stand some solid brick III
ructures, for commercial purposes. :"
q also notice that the old frame -,
och store, corner Center aud Main il
ling demolished and removed. We TO
'pe sooh W see modern building on ~
rs ueSliaoie site ,b
1904.
Inc pest thlng to tie to this year ar
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30

I'm a v.H contested ,,,,,,,, -, I j.,
so,o,,o a.. u ~ >
footod Iofo,,...., M,
cipal feature nf tha yo,,o ,vo. Al, T.r
rolls u;tobirr j., ,,-,......,, ,,,,;.,,,,
atfoctiva tno, .tl ,,.,, ,,,,.. ~.
business lara, cro,.d ,,.it,..,,,,
tha gam. Win l..n ;n,a,,.. ~.
mosrov the In.,io.. will amman, 81,
Abhey,IIn nina ot ,ho po,l. ,,ro,,,.
Ed RnvIn Ir msnoger has O ar.,
class nine and hotIy cortostod gor,,
is n>roctod
VT " !. pekf''''le' VINO hHS
finished the sugar compaign III Greedy,
Col. has returned. he brought to our
Once lot OF sugar beet seed, which
our trends can nave 10y applying IN per
son experiments may develop the tact
'''"' sugar pee' oi equal RICHNESS
WIN cane can DE grown. II noes NOT
cost h'nch !" try ~ any rate
W" were pleasantly surprised by
" N'Ni' i'oi" our '"''ir"r' "i 'h'
"''' -" ""'''''''''' WI 'S'a' Nil'i'"'
NV '"'''' III wa '"' '"'''"' '''l"' 'he
) '"''N''' " No''F ''"' i'"''toan' laN'
'''''''", we '"J"S'' MS Visit n"RelN
'''' ''' ~" "''' l"S''" ''"''' we
=,
uon;u ,bn n Va. .;aL, ~,
owning home va will oun,ly
the money IBERIA BULDING
ASSOCIATION.
The CITY Council has providad q
number OF large cans to be placed on
he street corners to be used as
'eceptacles for loose paper, banana
'eels etc, the public are expected to
Use them instead OF scattering their
"ooiS'' over the streets.
Mrs Clement Darby recently sus-
aimed quite serious injury by Sc
ere fall, which confined her to her
Dom for some time. We are pleased
. know that she is much better and
'ill soon be restored
A scholastic game If hasa ho1I
AS played last Saturday evening, be
yeen the High School bows If New
,.ria and thos. If ,ho Ioo,oro.to J;nL
,,,
ana WINS nIo,.od ra,,,I.i !,
W. ~ '"'''s VIC s"'''
The Ladies Cemetery Association
ill hold Il meeting at the City Hall
ouday Nav 2nd 1904 ali momhors
c
At the M. +. Church tomorrow
rvices will held at II A NJ and
z y N Ra, ! n Na Y
=, \
'i''' Y
~ p'e"ch' MT Ne"so' is one
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30

On the same day at I O'Clock \. NJ
at the home of the brides mother.
Miss Bertha Soulier and Mr.. Charles
Gilbert were married by the Rev.
Father Fhron. The young couple left
on the east bound train ut O'Clock
for their future homo at Hatticsburg.
Miss
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
Have your houses numbered by
Davenport, the artistic sign writer,
Lock Box, 32l.


The best thing to tie to this year
(as sver) is home, You can buy
or build one planned to suit your
ideas through the IBERIA BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30

ron ZEN T..

An Office desk of quarter oak, nea,
new Apply Mt 107 East Main
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
EOK y ILE.

Two story residence known ms Az Yves
Main. If Won are Interested call on o
phone. J " WAGGONFR.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
JOS. DAVIS
~ { ' IT -.

Two o. three furnished rooms for light
house keeping, by couple with baby. Per
maueut renters Immediate possession.
PAYMENT advance Address lock box 3sG
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30
Don't 10 Content

with making good resolutions
Begin the New Year right by
owning home, we will supply
the money IBERIA BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-04-30

CORRESPONDENTS
New Orleans Hayward, Wick & Co
New York J II Parker & Co
Chicago Bartlett. Frazier & Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
HARTMAN SAYS
TIDE HAS TURNED
Believes That a Long Period of
National Prosperity Is Assured
Crop Conditions Good.

REPUBLIC SPECTAI.
New York, Sept. S-E II. Hartman
president OF the Union and Southern Pa.
cific railroads, believes the Industrial It'd.
has tu-Hed and that national prosperity !.
again assured.
1T is my opinioG.T said Mr. Hartman
that the days OF wildcat schemes az.
over and that the fundamental condition:
throughout the country are such that q
continuation OF prosperity is again as
sured. Conditions which in other years
caused panic and national distress do moi
Row exist in all localities-ln NebEaska
and Kansas. IN the East and The far West
the local nVneyed interests are cousery-
3iive. IL IS possible TO investigate with ac-
curaCy any financial or Industrial qu.s-
tiOn- The small money centers as well a.
the large ones are well supplied with
funds and this fact insureS careful invest
:nenI ana n.inimizes risk
When period of contraction comes
as IL did las; year this condition OF course
acts as a cushion and makes the rebound
TO prosperity easier than 1t has ever been
before.
1T Is now 81 late in the season that
any serious damage TO the corn or cotton
crops j. almost out OF the question. and
with a normal harvest advancement is as
sured-'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
AGRICuLTURE DAY SEPTEMBER 81.
Three Carloads of Melons will BE
Given Auax

Agriculture Day has been set for Sep
tember y. Special arrangements are being
made whereby there will be a distribution
cantaloupes and three carloads OF water
melons from the same famous melon dis
trict-
Il is the intention of the managing COM
mittee to arrange tables on much the same
plan as was done in the cantaioupe dis
tribution on Colorado Day yesterday in
the Plaza of Horticulture. Special :ea-
lures Of music and displays of exhibits
endeavor TO excel their very best efforts
so far. II is planned to afford the partici-
pants in Agriculture and Horticulture
Day an altogether notable time
The Rocky Ford watermelons and canta-
loupcs which Will be distributed are con-
sidered of such .alue by native Colo
radoans that In Rocky Ford special wa
termelon day has been set aside on Sep
ter1ber of each year for the feasting ON
this delicious fruit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

eignerS when they land in ST. Louis after
a long and Jirescue ride from New York
they have 20 shift as best they may for
themselves. Handicapped by their i-uO-
rance OF the language. they are put to no
manage TO even Ind their way 20 their
hotel
a fair such as this. 20 which all ,he na-
tlons OF tie earth have been asked, ought
10 do something for these invited guests
4 bureau OF Information. employing men
who speak English French. German aud
other tongues. ought To have been eS;Ah-
lishetI At the l!G Union station. 50 As TO
make strauss.5 comfortable and easy iC-
stead uf nervous AID Ill al ease on tEe!E
arrival
As ! happen 10 know more than Ger
man. I wasn't put 10 any personal neon
Veuieuce, but / SAW scores OF my country
men VINO were greatly MOE.led on account
OF Their inability 10 make themselves uH-
d,rsto1d when they stood IN the utmost
nd Of assistance
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

with = number Of Tache Indians. who
lived In that section OF the country more
than 10 years ago. They were found in
leather pouches. which the Indians prob
ably had carried
In digging the irrigation canals the
vork,nen ran across n number OF scoop
outs Near them they found pit N
which score Of Indians had been buried g..
Contrary To the usual custom. the bo4ies
had rot been buried in sitting posture
With the arms ciTcling the knees. but were
lying down. With the bodies weEe inple-
meuts OF primitive warfare.
w hen IL was rirSt suggested that the
seeds be planted 10 see IL they would
grow farmers laughed AZ the idea. but u
Was tried. and the result IS the pr0duS-
tiOn now in KINGS County OF acres OF this
stock food. which has been called timber
or orchard grass.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
SERVE ON ROTATING COMMITTEE.
Lady Manager Detained ny Rria-
tiNrs' IIinrS>. ArriNrd in ~. I.nuis.

Mrs Helen BO!s -HuuS.CS-r q! Pbiladel-
phil. member Of the Board Of Lady Man
ayers. who arrived in -. LO.tis Friday
night. viii STrye ON tie Rotating Co'nr:l!s-
tee cf the board for the month To come
While taking an active part IN the eS-
piOItation of the Worlds Fair II the E4s
prior TO the opening OF the Exposition.
Mrs Hunsicker has not visited - I.l';ls
since opening day, her time almOs:
steadily has been taken Up with nursing
her mother and sister
She did rot attend the last meeting Of
the Board OF Lady Managers for si-ts re-
s-Jn. but she Is a member g: several i'm
pOrtant committees OF the board Mrs
HunSickrr. through her efforts was iuiiit-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
CRITiCIsES THE WORLDS FAIR.
Leo Mayer says Little Provision Has
Hcen Made for Comfort OF Forriyn.rs

lsf-t- 4 Blu Sit'lAI%
Washington. Sept lS.-'"There is no ciii-
zen Of the Old World who is I greater
friend OF the United States. or Who al
Inires its alert and progressive people more
than myself said Mr.. Leo Mayer Of
FrankfuTt-0u the Main. who has Just Re
turned from the Worlds Fair
Il have ;ust come from long stay At
the s.. Louis Exposition. which i ih..
most colossal eat-Tpris-- OF it, sOrt ever
given. and ! credit to the American nation
But speaking Of the Fair reminds M %
something that shosld b. said in the inter
est OF thousands OF noa-Enlslish-s pea kin =
Europeans who have come to visit II
Without meaning To be ciptious. ! want
TO say that the mana cement OF the Expo
sitiou has made little or no provision Tor
the comfort or convenience OF these for
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
PLANTED SEEDS .1o YEARS OIU.
CALIFORNIA; Has Grass mt the Fair
That Bears Historic Record.

Grass from seels shat were estimated 20
have been 10 years old when planted IS =
part Of the Kings county. California, ~
hiJit IN the Palace OF Agriculture The
grass grew 10 lie eight feet high and Is
sid u b. Al excellent fodder for stock
The seeds were found near Summit Like
at the extreme west end OF the I.zssiuI
,!e Tacne Grant. when the extensive lrA-
..ttioa canals Eerc being buiit IL Kings
County. near HanfO.d and Fresno
William r Harris director OF the ,x-
h!t5t. SAYS OF the seeds: 1T has been es-
tabiished that these seeds were buried
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
FALL RIVERS POPULATION
DECREASED BY STRIKE.
Fourteen Thousand Textile Workers
Leave the City. and stores Fail
for Lack of Patronage.
EEPrErIC IpErTsN

REPTr rRrIC SPB-TirI
Fan River. Mass. Sept Is.-As \ resu-;
OF the textile strike. which began eight
weeks aco, the city's population has
dropped from 1I4.eos to 1900, Unless there
is a settlement soon, IL IL believed that at
least 500 more operatives will seek homes
elsewhere.
In almost every section OF the city ten
antless blocks and cottages are seen. and
many merchants have been financially
ruined.
The city has been receiving about IS .ooD
. week for factory labor during the last
eight weeks. as against slj0.0o week for
the two previous months OF curtailInent
and a normal wage scale Of $500 4 week
when all the factories We're running full
time.
Big stores contemplate giving another
vacation 10 their clerks. Small shops are
closing in many instances. Few landlords
receive full and regular rents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
COWBOYS ENGAGE IN A FIGHT.
Member of Wild West Show Sc
riously Stabbed at Richview.

REPUPILC SPECIAL.
Richview. Ill. Sept. is.-Abe King OF Al
bina, Ia, a cowboy with Colorado Grants
Wild West Show. got into a fight al Ash
ley last night with Bill Dugan. mem
ber Of the show band King stabbed DUgan
several times. and il is believed he will
die. King left Ashley well armed
The Sheriff of Washington County tele-
phoned Marshals OF neighboring towns o!
the occurrence.
do family.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
TO-DAY WILL BE YALE DAY,
President Hsdley VIII he Guest OF
81. Louis Alaanl.

Yale Day at the Fair will be observed
to-day. President Hadley of Yale will
be In St Louis and Will be the guest of the
Yale alumni OF st. Louis at dinner to be
given in the Tyrolean Alps
Before the dinner a meeting Of the
alumni will be held at the Harvard-YaIe-
Princeton Club at the Alps. at which
President Hedley will be the guest Of
honor. F. N Judson OF St. Louis a for
mer Yale man, has charge of arrange
rnents for the celebration Many of St.
Jouis's most prominent young men are
Iaie alumni. among them d. r. Fran
els, Jr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
C.,P. & -. l. Train. Mt tho Fair.

Commencing yesterday the Chicago.
Peoria and ST. Louis trains viii run to the
Worlds Fair grounds, arrangements hav-
ing been completed with the Wabash by-
General Manager Ramsey OF the g, T. ~
St J.. All c. Z. a. St l.. trains will stop
1t the Wabash station opposite the main
entrance of the Fair and bas asgage will be
checked to the Worlds Fair station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
PLANS TO BUILD EXTENSION.
Stockholders of ST. Louis. Brown
VILE and Mexico TO Meet.


New York Sept. 1s.-Stockholders Of the
St. Louis. Brownsville and Mexico Rail-
road Company. in which Is. F. Yoakum OF
the Frisco is the leading spirit. at their
meeting on November 10 xill be asked TO
authorize -.e-mile extension from R0bs-
town TO Linton and Bay City
At the same time authority Will he
asked to make a new A.1J.Vp first mort
gage loan on the line between Robstown
and Brownsville and other less essential.
parts of the road. The bonds will bear FIVE
per cent interest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

J. ID. Watson. division freight agent OF
the Cotton Belt at Little Rock. Ark for
the last three years. has been s.ppulurrd
chief clerk in the traffic department in
ST. Louis The vacancy caused by the
transfer of Ir. Watson will he filled by
L. Stewart. transferred from san Aa-
tonic Tex
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
Spanish War Veteran. 10 Nee,

'pSsh ssaE SctcT1no 10 Meet.
The opening meeting OF the United
Spanish War Veterans takes place this
morning at 10 o'clock in the Hall of Con-
Gresses- 1t will be q business meet
ing, and will be attended by the officers
and delegates. and will be preparatory TO
the arrangements for United Spanish War
veterans Day. next Tuesday. The veter-
ans VIII encamp at the Model Camp.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
British Fleet for Greek Waters.

Athens. Sept 1s-At luncheon in honor
of the officers OF the British fleet Admiral
Domville Commander in Chief Cf the
Mediterranean Station announced that the
whole Of the Mediterranean feet u2o YES
sels) would be shortly concentrated and
spend the whole OF the winter in Greek
waters
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
To Close Queens Jubilee Exhibit.

The exhibit Of the Queens Jubilee pres
ents will be closed Congress Week. this
week, because the room north Of the 'ex-
hibit- through which visitors enter, will
be needed for an assembly room. and IL
would be difficult to handle the large
crowds up and down one narrow staircase
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

The \Itioual Protective L. sion Will
have q nrJin:. in the Temple OF FTaisr-
Which all the S SHYr.rne .''S ONES WI viii Ss
present. The following. officers Will at
tend: Past president. z. D. Born. Alie-
gan. Mich: president. z Z. Rogers, Buf-
wood. Holley. y Y; secretary. George A.
Scott, Waverly, y. Y, treasurer: II. G.
y Y. te.AskAm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

entail in Inducing favorable legislation by
the PENNSYLVANIA legislature Ior partic-
Ip4tiJu IN the Wosld'S Far.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
The Pittsburgh Special

= p m. daily via Nandalia- pennsylvania.
irving Pittsburgh .;l5 ?. n. next day.