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The Irish standard., 1906-09-08
DULUTH NEWS.

Ed Dormedy and son and Miss Ber
tha Haley returned Tuesday morning
from the state fair.
= P. Fl. Morton. state chic: ranger of
the c. O. IT,. left last Saturday for ST.
Paul to attend the state court meeting
The wedding of Miss Eva Sullivan.
daughter of Mrs. Arthur Sullivan, of
Garfield avenue, andAurel Blais, took
place last week at the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church at Superior. The
mass was sgead .at, o'clock by
Father rardy.z <rnSsbll lle was attended
by Miss Eva BalSsr,-<hd the grooms-
man was GA. B4S%r. MI aud Mrs.
Blais will be at home in this city.
Mrs. c. L. o.I'rien of West Duluth
Ief, the first of thX week fer Angus
tine. Florida
James o'Nel. Conductor on the Min
nesot;l & International Railway, run
ming out Of Brainerd. is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the West End. He
de his home in this part of the city
for many years and has been busy
greeting friends of old days.
c. p. ODonnell, formerly a Duluth
railroad man, and brother of c. j.
O'Donnell of Duluth, has been APP
pointed city passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific at st. Paul, and city
ticket agent of the Burlington.
A boy was born to Mr.. AMI Mrs. John
+. killorin, SIG East Second street,
Sept. /.
Miss Bertha Haley of West Duluth
left last week for Il two weeks visit
at her former home in Canada
Mrs. J. G. O'Neill of 1876 Mesaba
avenue has returned from IL two
months trip with relatives II Thurso,
Quebec.
The preparations for the annual st.
james bazaar to be held in Wade's
hall, Sept. "a to 80 inclusive are rapid
ly nearing completion. Two booths
have all been planned. tn, young la
dies who are to take charge of them
are working hard to make them a sue
cess. and everything indicates one of
the biggest 2nd successful affairs the
cipal features Of the baZldr will be
rattle for Il 5000 aquerel II painting
by Wisconsin artist, a portrait Of
Rev. f. w. Lynch. The painting was
presented to Father Lynch and he has
donated it to the bazaar management
to be the prize in rattle
Bishop McGolrick is entertaining an
other distinguished Catholic church,
man in the person Of Mons ignor Vau-
CHAN, canon Of England who arrived
Sunday evening from st. Faul where
he was the guest of Archbishop Ire
| land. He will conduct the annual re-
treat of the priests of the Duluth do
I cese. MonsiGnor Vaughan will remain
in the city until the first of next week
and it is possible that he will deliver
| sermon at the Cathedral next Sum
day morning. Monday sixty-four
priests from all the towns in the north
ern part of the state arrived here and
| last night assembled at the St. James
orphanage at the corner of Twentieth
avenue west and Third street for their
retreat. The week will be spent in
prayer and meditation concluding on
Friday morning. Monsignor Vaughan
and Bishop McGolrick will be present
The Irish standard., 1906-09-08
and the former will address the as
senblage daily.
FROM THE IRON RANGE,

|
Floyd returned Saturday evening af-
ter Il three months vacation in Ire
| land with his parents. When the Rev
| Father stepped from the train he was
met by Waite, Mcdonald nnd Linus G..
Fuller. E4w.' if amy. knew ,ha, nc
would arrive Saturday. h,wever the
glad news of his arrival spread about
| town in Il few minutes. From the time
he left the train until he arrived ut
his rooms he was fairly held up by our
citizens, men, women AMI children
| shaking his hand and bidding him well
come home. He Is much improved III
health after this much nccced rest and
has taken on considerable flesh. He
says he had I fine time in ncland ana
| enjoyed the best of health
Sheriff VIM. j. Bates friends ON
the range are boosting Eim for am
| other term. MIR. Bates has made good
| as sheriff during his frs, term and
| judging the situation at this writing
he vii! undoubtedly be Il winner at
the primaries Sept. is. M;'. Bates was
! Il deputy for several years PREVIOUS to
being sheriff and is we'll Qualified for
another term.
Mrs. j. Z. Sullivan, OF Adams. is
spending IL week at Chisholm with her
sons. Con ANA Mike Sullivan
The latest move in politics is the
| signing of II petition not to attcni
| the primaries. In view of This it seems
that there will be some independent
candidates in the field and by get
| ting the names before the primaries it
| will be easy to file afterwa"d. No per-
| son VIII" votes at the primaries can
sign II petition for an Independent,
candidate for any Office. county Conn
| missioner is the coveted Office of this
| district
Mrs. t.nrisht of Bwabir. and llaugh-
| ter Agnes. have returned from st.
AIMS shrine Canada. Their visit was
most delightful and bencli, ,al.
Mrs. Margaret Conway, of F'ayal.
| met with IL very painful injury Tues
| day afternooE. Mrs. Conway WAS at
| the home of her daughter. Mrs a. =.
| Romcr, and was in the act OF going
into the cellar but missed her footing
| ana fell down the stairs. striking her
head. She is suffering with II slight
| concussion OF the brain. Mrs. Con-
way is IL sister of james Rugan fore
man at No. shaft, Adams Mine
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. Helps returned
from the west Monday. Mr. Helps met
a brother at Butte City lie had not seen
Helps went to Vancouver. +. c.. from
Butte, whera they spent some two
weeks with a sister of MIR. Helps who
he had not met in thirty years. He
says the wcs: is booming.
Miss Mabel Walton. of Butte, Mont,
is enjoying Il vacation with her moth
er, Mrs Edw. Walton of EIevcth
The sacred concert given at our
Lady of Loulties church. Virginia. last
Sunday evening was Il gard success.
The church was crowded To the doors.
| The Murphy sisters and their able as
sistants proved to be all that was
claimed for them. The singing and
| music was most delightful. There was
Il good attendance from I,velcth and
The Irish standard., 1906-09-08

Now, Sara" said Sara's mistress
you will leave on Saturday. and there
will be no recommendation, mind
That there won't, num-" retorted Sara
sure I'd never think OF recommend
ing you to anybody"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
PERSONALS.

Mr.. John Hull, the father Of Mrs
John T. White. has departed for his
home in Pittsfeld, Illinois Miss
Lizzie White accompanied him and
will be absent few months.
Mr. James Gebert. president of the
Peoples National Bank and Mrs. Ge-
bert, left yesterday for their usual
summer outing in Colorado.
BY singular mistake we spoke of
Postmaster Morses baby last week
as q girl, we should have stated that
the little boy was convalescing.
Mr.. Louis Haase of Beaumont,
Texas is in town this week, circula-
ting among his friends.
Lee Gebert has arrived from the
Military school at Asheville, n, c.,
and will spend his vacation here till
September.
Mr.. Willie c. Mates left last week
for Rigolettes. La, where he has
taken up his duties rs agent on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Miss Bertha Cassie of East Baton
Rouge, after pleasant visit here.
the guest of Miss Jessie Fisher, de-
parted for her home last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. John NJ. Weeks of Punta Gorda,
Florida, arrivo6Chere this week and
will remain for few days, the guest
of his relatives
Mrs. (Dr. II. J. Dupuy of New Or
leans, is here on visit to her mother.
Mrs. jacob Davis and family.
Mrs. Anthony Muller is in New
Orleans undergoing treatment at
Sanitarium aud is improving rapidly
which gives much satisfaction to her
many friends.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
RI SOLUTIONS.

Whereas il has pleased the OmnisCient,
omuiprescnt Creator OF the Universe, to
take from this earthly sphere our beloved
brother, Henry Edmond Suberbielle, and
Whereas. He has suddenly closed n
bright future and brilliant, hopeful ca
roer.
BE it resolved that this Lodge 554 Elks.
Il. =. q. f., loses not only an exemplary,
dpvout brother, but n noble man, patriotic
citizen, a loving husband and kind father.
Patriotic to fault charitable by nature,
phiauthropie by temperament, he had all
the attributes and virtues taught in the
sublime lessons of our order.
BE it further resolved, that in paying
this simple tribute TO the sterling qualities
of manhood of our departed brother, ack.
nGwedged demonstration of the commu-
nal grief and vast concourse attending the
! Isl sad rites over his mortal remains, and
the love and sorrow his brief existence in
spircd III this community, we surviving
members of our noble institution perform
u duty noble in conceptions, sublime il
rvpeution and Just in is last applications
Iir il further resolved that p copy of tn,
resolutions he sent TO the family of the be
rcayed, To the local papers and he sp1ea'
upon he minutes Of our Lodge.
JULEs DREYrUS,
ANTHONY n MULLER
IUiIUS SCUARFF
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
CHOOSE the PLODDER. GIRLS.

Hon had better think twice,
Young ladies', before passing the
pIodder for the "swpIP' fellow.
The ploddcr may be off y little III
the cnt of clothes, and he may not
shine at the party like your oman, y
but he is saving his wind and will
come down the home stretch so
fast he will throw dust all over
the other follow. Poke fun at him
now, if You choose bnt some day
You will have TO get spy glass to
see him, he will stand SO far above
Won. The swell fellow treats you
lovely now, tells you that you are
pretty, dances lovely, buys you ice
cream and takes you buggy riding.
Then he has shot his bolt. He is
all in, and ice cream and buggy
rides are things, Of the past. He
will be lying around living on
your folks or his own, while the
plodder will be building new house,
buying another farm or two, plan
ming to take his wife on a trip east
to place where her father and
mother did their sparkling The
plodder IN youth is good sort of
fellow to tie to. True, some of
them remain plodders all their
lives, but the majority of them
eventually acquire speed. The
swell goes so fast when he has
no wind for the latter part of life's
race - r.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
A PURE FOOD BILL.

Gov. Blanchard, in sending to
the Louisiana Legislature the re-
port of Prof. Charles Il Coates OF
the results OF chemical examina-
ton of food products sold in this
State, which examination showed
adulteration of these products to be
even more general than supposed
and in asking for the passage Of u
pure food law that will meet these
conditions and break up this abuse,
has performed great public ser.
vice. We have been from time to
time treated to wholesale manner
in which the food and eveh the
medicine of the people are adul.
terated and poisoned but it is
doubtful whether any report has
gone further than that Of Prof
Coates. Only three ont of the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02

eleven samples Of butter he an.
aIyzed were phrc. and of pepper
and mustard he could only find
one pure sample of each. lie
did not Gnd single pure vinegar
among the many he analysed, and,
/ still worse, after testing ten sam
! pies Of ground coffee he did not
/ fud one Of them pure, but all com
/ posed in large part of chIcory,
starched and parrhed cereals of
varIons kinds. Absolutely pure
whjskey and pure cla"ct wine, he
said are rare, the majority of the
articles sold being more or less
aduIteratcd In the light of these
analysis, it is not surprising TO
hear that Louisiana, because of its
hack OF pure food law has become
the dumping ground for many
aduItcratcd and dangerous food
products that can not be sold any
where else The people of this
State have practically noprotcctiou
whatever against the prisoners
aud aduitcratOrs. whereas nearly
all the other States there are
pure food laws which act as a
restraint on the sale and cOnsump,
ton of articles dcIctcrious to
health. With Federal law ON
this subject to keep ont poisonous
compounds manufactured III other
States and countries,' the evil will
be very materially checked; but
Louisiana will secure little benefit
from the Federal statute unless It's
Legislature iulerfercs in bckslf of
the people to prevent their being
cheated or poisoned.
1t is uncomfortable that any one
should hesitate to set on this mat
ter, for there has been no hcsita-
ton in any other Legislative body;
nor Is it possible to discover any
argument in favor of allowing nm
cprunulpug manufactures to ppt
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
NEW TRAIN To ST. LOUIS.

The Mobile and Ohio Limited
leaves New Orleans daily including
Sundays at 80 p NJ and makes the
run between New Orleans and St
Louis in 81 hours and 30 minutes
The Limited is a train de luxe, car
rying the handsomest of wide vest
ibuled coaches, the finest of dining
cars equipped with electric lights and
fans. and the most luxurious Pullman
Library Observation Sleeping ears
Buffet. Use the Limited on your
vacation trip to all points in the
North. Northeast and Northwest and
to the bare Resorts
Fer information, call at Ticket
Office 500 St. Charles st New Orleans
or address +. Z. Guedry, d. p. A.
New Orleans. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
BASE BALL.

Last Sunday the New Iberia Base
Ball team went over to Abbeville and
defeated the Grays by the score of s
to l. A large crowd accompanied the
boys on tie regular train and return
ing on special train the samo day.
The features of the game was the
pitching of Terrell. striking out nine
men in four innings and VOORHEES,
long drive to center field. The locals
secured four hits off of Baxter in the
first inning, two two-baggers and two
singles, resulting in four scores.
Tomorrow the New Iberia team
will leave on the # = train for Nor
gan City, where they will play n
game, which no doubt will defeat
their opponents.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
ScnrN by Innings /.
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

The School Board met in call SEES
sion, May 25th, 1906, with the follow
ing members present: l. II. Rand, J.
w Taylor, G. A. Poirson A. J, Cam.
mack, w. II. Farmer and DR.. J. G,
Bowler
After the call had been stated by
the president, Mr.. Willie Burke asked
that the School Board make settlement
with him to the amount of 1923. for
poll tax list for 1905
On motion of J W. Taylor, which
was duly seconded and carried the
bill be approved and ordered paid at
the end of the present school month.
On motion of w. r. Farmer, sec
onded by G. A. Poirson and carried
committee composed of the New Iberia
members of the School Board were APP
pointed aud duly authorized to make
the needed repairs and build the ne
cessary school buildings for the City
Of New Iberia.
onded by j. W Taylor and carried n
committee to select a site for the pro-
posed new building to be erected in
the east end of New iberia, was ap
pointed. The committee is as follows /:
A. b. Murray, George Dallas, II. II.
Winters, X. s. Mcmahon. and John
Gebert.
On motion of Mr. G. A. Poirson
which was duly seconded aud carried
the president was instructed to ap-
point three persons to serve as n
building committee for the school
house in the first ward The Goa
mittee is rs follows: G. A. Poirson
DR. J. G. Bowler and J. G. Ellis.
On motion of Mr. Cammack sec
onded by Mr. Farmer and carried, all
persons having paid double poll tax
are to have their money refunded
| less n commission of five cents on the
dollar charged by the sheriff to cover
cost of collection. Those persons col
| Letting this double assessment are
urged by the School Board to apply at
the Sheriff office for the commission
of five cents.
|. T. RAND, President
]. 9. ELLIS, Secretary
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
THE CALI. OF THE SOIL.

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
DEATH OF JOHN PETERS.

Last Tuesday, May Goth, occurred
| the death of Mr. John Peters, formerly
of keystone Plantation, but ut the
time of his death n resident of st.
Martinville.
Mr.. Peters was the NestOr of st,
Martin planters. Coming to tho Key
stone plantation some 30 years ago
from the Counting House of Messrs.
Petebone e Go. of Pennsylvania,
where he had been most valued and
confidential assistant for many years.
A vacancy occurring i'll Louisiana, he
was asked to accept the responsible
position of Manager of the large
keystone Plantation, although he had
no practical experience in sugar
planting, yet his natural sound sense
| and good Judgment and sturdy honesty
we're assurances to his employers that
he wonld discharge his duties ac-
ceptably. In the prime of life Mr..
| Peters aud family left New England
| for the far South. and ut once entered
into the business of learning the in
sricaoies of sugar plantir T. In this
| he succeeded, as was expected and un-
der his careful administration the
property was developed until it was
one of the the very best in the parish
When the Central Factory System
was inaugurated Keystone fell in line
and became the market for thousands
of tons of cane yearly, whose pro
ducers the thrifty farmers in the
territory soon realized and admired
the splendid traits of Mr. Peters. For
wears. through success and depr assion
of our sugar industry Mr.. Peters stood
| like rock the firm refuge and help
of many needy farmer. So mild
and Just were his actions connected
with plantation affairs and so accept
able to all with whom they were con-
nected that a strike was something
never heard of and in all the compli.
cations of the bounty period no fric-
ton whatever occurred between this
able manager and his numerous clients
who calmly waited the settlement of
any questions, relying on the tried
honesty and rectitude of purpose that
had ever characterized him, gaining
thereby the esteem, the honor and
love of all who knew him
Thus his life was passed for &c
wears until the infrmities of age
caused his retirement from active life
to cosy home in st. Martinville,
where he was daily up to the hour of
his death, the recipient of attentions
which flow from hearts actunted by
love and sincere friendship.
The funeral was attended by the
whole community, thus attesting their
respect for their old friend. The in.
terment was at the Episcopal Gene
terry where the body was consigned to
earth, with the impressive rites and
grand honors of Freemasonry, he hav-
ing been valued member of the
order for 80 years. He now sleeps
beside his beloved wife and daughter
who proceeded him some years. A
son survives him in far off Cavite,
Philippine Islands, who knew not OF
| his fathers demise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02

WANTED FOR u. s. ARMY.
Able bodied unmarried men. Sbetweer
ages of 81 and IS, citizens of United
States. of good character and temper.
ate habits, who can speak. read and
write English. Fer information ap.
ply to Recruiting Officers, 327 st.
Charles St, New Orleans. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02

See This. 'Grunewald', pianos were
recently sold to Converts at New Iberia,
Grand Coteau and Jennings. whyibecause
they are good. Address, ]. B. Hull, New
iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02

May 25th, 1906.
To the Parish Superintendent
My dear Sir-By authority of the State
Board of Education, hereby announce
that the next regular examination of white
teachers for certificates of qualification
will be held on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 30th and 3lst aud Aug
ust LIST.
The examination for eolored teachers
will be held Friday and Saturday, August
3D. and 4th.
j. B. AswELL, State Supt.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
We reproduce the following excer

We reproduce the following except
from the Coast Herald OF Jeanerette:
"On Thursday, Feast of the Ascension
a class of l35 children received their first
communion at st. John the Evangelist
Catholic church Rev Father Bardy was
assisted in preparing the children by n
Jesuit Father who delivered an impressive
and interesting lecture to the communi
cants. In the afternoon of the same day
very impressive service was held at
which NIL the children communicates re
newed their baptismal vows. At this ser
vice Rev. Father Girault addressed the
children in French and English There
was large attendance at each service.
There is nothing new in town
except the new and pretty things
the Eckart Jewelry & Mfg. Go. can
make of your old gold and silver.
Word comes to us of the death of
Mr.. Waller Blanchet, which occurred
last Wednesday night, in New Or
leans. The remains were brought up
10 IlllS bllN anu lHktU tllHIBe tl ny
the knights of Temperance, Teche
Encampment No. 1S, of which do
ceased was member. Mr. Blanchet
was popular tonsorial artist and
made many friends here.
New color effects in genuine WI
dor Porch Shades. r.. s. Mcmahon.
We notice that the Governor has
appointed Mr.. Luzin GousoulfT, of
Belle Place, Police Juror for the 3rd
Ward, this Parish. Mr. GonsOulin
was appointed to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of Mr. Aristide
Decuir, some two months ago. From
what we hear the selection is good
one.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
DOES 1T BALANCE?

The rent money You constantly
pay out and the benefit you geti
Pay us the rent and we will return
it to you in home. Iberia
Building Association.
Money will be sold by the Iberia
Building Association. on Wednesday,
June 9th, at 80 p. m, Mt the office
of the Association.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
Total 40 8 |
BBENII.LE


Summary: Home Run Escudier
Three base VOORHEES,. Two base
hits Boyle, VOORHEES,, Lourd. Base
on balls-Baxter 3. Terrell O. Struck
out by Terrell II, Baxter ~ Left on
bases New Iberia 3, Abbeville 3.
Time of game hours and Il minutes
Umpire f. Godchaux Scorer Joe
.Jennaro.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
~~W
NOTICE.

The Cemetery Association will hold
their regular meeting on Monday.
June 18th, ut 8 o'clock p. NJ. at the
City Hall A full attendance is re-
quested
M. L. PoMEROY.
Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-06-02
CASTLES IN THE AIR
Are very beautiful but a home OF
your O'yn is worth them all
Iberia Building Association.

IDcTid DulluluS hSSoclallbu.
Died, at the residence of Mr.
Theophile Aucoin, at Belle Place. on
Monday last. May 2Sth, William
Douglass. aged i5 years. Deceased
leaves to mourn his loss wife and
five children.
Shades in all colors at 25c and
mp r. s. Mcmahon.
Died, Mt the residence of his
father. 4lS West Main street, at $3.50
O'Clock, May 97th, Henry Guth. aged
80 years. The funeral services were
held at the residence, p. m, last
Monday. Interment al the Protestant
Cemetery.
The constantly increasing
amount of work done in our Mfg.
Dept. proves that our work is ap-
preciated both in quality and price,
our customers are proving our best
advertisers. Thanks for kind coop
Grafton. -Eckart Jewelry Co.
Mr.. r. Hartman family has
suffered the loss of sweet child of
five months old The funeral was
conducted by Rev. J. Il. benson, NJ
f. Church, tSouth) interment at the
prptpstaut Cemetery