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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
Funeral Of Or. c. G. Smith.

The funeral Of DR.. c. G. Smith was held
at the Universalist church Friday after
noon at ] o'clock, following a PRAYER at
the house by the pastor, Rev. v NJ. Mack
AT the church the pastor was assisted BY
Rev. +. w. Day OF the Cong'l church and
Rev. G.. Leon Wells of the Methodist
church Mrs. ID. r Gould played several
hymns and Miss Harriet Taggart, who
was accompanied by Miss Alice Chedel,
sang, Face to Face The bearers were
j. A. Chedel, w. T.. Perkins, A. w. CHAM
berlin and Walter Young. II. II. Baxter
post attended in a body. The many
friends and beautiful flowers spoke plainly
of the high esteem I'M which he was held.
Relatives in town to attend the funeral
were j. r. Smith OF Bridgeport. Conn.,,
Mrs. c. NJ. Pegg OF Thomaston, Conn, Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Andrews of Maiden, Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Perry of Northheld,
MIR. and Mrs. II. X. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stockwell, Mrs. ID. +. Eaton and
son, Perl, of Hancock, G. o. Martin and
Mrs. Fred Martin of Rochester, John Gay
Of Boston, Eugene Perry OF Bethel. The
friends present were DR.. l.. NJ. Greene of
Bethel, DR.. 4. c. Bailey, Albert Culver, b.
NJ. Huse, Mrs. J. A. Gould and Lillian
knowlton of Randolph.
A cut and sketch Of DR.. Smith will APP
pear in the next issue OF this paper.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
EAST sRAlNTREE

Mrs Oscar Colburn was Ia Randolph a
few days last week.
George FIagg aud z. Il Clafin we're in
Montpelier one day last week.
MIR. ard Mrs. Kathan o. Randolph Wis
tied AZ Oscar Colburn's Sunday.
stephen Butterfeld visited his daughter,
Mrs. Bert Iarnsworih, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fullam Of Brook
field visited at NJ ID. Laport's Sunday.
+. +. Doering and a. G. Mackay Of Bos-
ton were AZ A. b. Ferry's a part Of last
week.
Mrs. Harry Jones and two sons visited
a. Walter Fullam's and Earl Blanchard
from Thursday until saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. *. McIntire We 10
BrOokiield SUNDAY 10 visit their daughter
Mrs. Nellie Fullam, and family.
The children Of the East Braintree choul
will hold fair at the school grounds SAT-
urday AZ ernoon aud evening, June 3lth
lee cream aud cake, lemonade, d afne- made
candy, fancy articles, photographs OF the
school, East Braintree and surrounding
towns, and souvenir post cards viil be for
sale. The proceeds are for the benefit Of
the school.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
! NATION OF CRIppIFs
RHEUMATISM BEYOND
CONTROL,
The Only Hope 10 Rheumatic tns
fererS is Uric-0 Treaimar,

II Rheumatism continues 20 spread 4
the past Few years, il would seem h. 3 y PC 70
would before long become "a nation ~ iisa gs
ihe terrible destructYeuess 0f nj. l t3l-5
apparent on every side % us. Almost M.
ten ot the eripples one meets had tra#e ~ q
brought on by Rheumatism Faa r44, TN
SANDS more there are thaI are h0naIss.f, 5-s3
ridden hnd whom We never see RFsr. q
from TIE very nature "a the disease t FL
cure ITSELF and u neglected r EIHn# F.
worse rather than better. II YIH sgs- h7.H
tWinEes ni khcum4ti-m. 20 h. 81 l
drug store right here IN Randolph AMI 81 'afls
ne u lrlc-o, the wonderful. atw FE
specific, II VIII cure yon and 70 b tbe s.i-.
meut IN the world that viii cure vaf r.z5 SO
and thoroughly. Uri--O cures bF H. 7|-.l
tipn % the muscles, blood ana kiirfe. +
cut the poisonous Erie and Rheumatic ta.f
drives 4 from the system, aud 30 r aHfg.5l
ment Of such nature that viii ever gHTa
mausm. Lniments and piasters arIf .a-
drive u IRON one spot 10 another TFev
cure rheumatism because o Is rrfr.rrIg n
sease, and Oh the D. God Is CLEARED IN.
poison, cure cannot tukr place
There neA er WAS case of kEarrsfr.s Oh 4.
Uric-o could not cure, and you should IN rt.
taking n, because II rs IN the end - f5
cheapest method. You can fssf TfE-0 -
charge u you wish just cut out ti. .4s
ment and send 70 20 the smith Drug a. -,
cHsc, y, T.. ana state that Yen have mover
Urlc-O ana euuld like % try ia TheF utH IA
You rec sam. which you can test aHI rs a..
IT charge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
BRAINTRsE.



Mrs. L. b. E0l s! MONTPELIER. irspira.
tional lecturer, viii give a public lecture
81 West BrdiHtree. VI. sunday, July 1.
1905, at y q. M. followed by psvchometFic
readingrhy Mr.. J Arthur Stacy. formerly
OF New YORK. Ms. stacy has 20 equal in
his phase OF medumship, be having been
before The public az a lecturer for the pact
twenty wears. Don't fan 20 bear him. We
are servants Of the public and not clique.
Mrs. Lewis Sears is very low from tine
effects Of a shock
Milo Wilson Of Boston has been guest
OF his brother, A. X. Wilson, recently.
Mr.. Gamson OF Mortified. Mass, or
gained a sunday school here last Sunday.
Mrs L. q. Durham and daughter. Nav.
a-e spending week at p. J.. Campbell's
Parold and Homer Campbell are visit
ing their grandmother, Mrs. Adelaide
Campbell.
Joseph Schamp has recovered from his
injuries SO be was able 10 20 10 Springfield,
Mass, yesterday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
EAST BETHEL.

MIR. and Mrs. II. w. Fowler were in
Bethel Saturday.
Mrs Susan Porter OF Barnard is visiting
at james Fuwlers.
Geo. Newell visited his brother in
Bellows Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Buck and Miss
Margaret smith were IN Bethel Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Stevens OF Tun-
bridge were guests Of +. A. Stevens sun
day.
Mrs b. A. Burnham underwent an
operation at Bethel Monday and was re-
ported as doing well.
Miss Bullard. who has been working
at H. ". Mights for the past three
weeks, returned TO her home in Bethel
sunday.
Miss Ella Buruham % New York 4.
spending her vacation with her parents.
Sir. and Mrs. 3. A. Burnham.
The East Bethel band has a platform
built % the village ard plans. weather
permitting. 20 give an open ar concert
every two weeks, on saturday nights.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28

when our soldiers went 10 Cuba and the
Philippines health was the most iuuar-
taut consideration. Willis II Morgan re-
tired commiss8rg sergeant u. s. A.. oi
Rural Route 4, Concord, N H. saws III
was two years TO Cuba and two wears in
the Philippines, and being subject 81
colds. ] took Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which Kept me ia per-
feet health. And nov, 10 New Hampsh ire.
we find q the best medicine in the world
Tor coughs. colds. bronchial troubles and
an lung diseases Guaranteed. Price. SOC.
and q 90 Trial bottle free.
Fer sale by Il. A. Leonard and II. L.
Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
Live and Let Live.

,Tis not alone in halls of wealth
True happiness We nndi
Give me the wealth Of perfect health
Aud calm, contented mind.
I envy not the millionaire
Who makes grand display
Let an good people have their share
OF pleasures while they may.
For rich and poor are tossed about
on LIES tumultuons sea.
Fer iouz the waves VIII toss ~ OUT
Not always hi the highest rank
Do purest Joys abound
IT'S not the money IN the bank
That moves the world around
rTis quite convenient nov ana then
To pull the money out,
But it takes Sklllnud working men
To m ke things move about
An men meet with sun hlne AMI storm,
IN this cold world of strife
And ali haye daties e. perform
While iOurneyins through me-
All mortal men commit crime
when duty they delay,
while floating down the stream of time
] simply wish 10 say
To AN good people here and there
Who manufacture laws,
It Is YOUR duty a. repair
All Legislative flaws.
some poor men have upon the r backs
A load that makes them grt an
Don't ask those men 60 pay tux
GA land they do Not own
Men in positions loW or high
Should USE an people right
Should DO IT, they would be- done 10y
And cling o. honor bright,
To wrong good. honest. upright men
Wna Wark AS hard ts slaves
VIII profit you but little when
You're Wondering 10 your graves.
No greater wealth can men ubtuin
Upon this mundane sphere,
Than reputation free rom stain
And conscience that is clear
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28

ZIP over dftv wears Mrs was ws Soothing
-ErlH has been used "a Tiers fHr r1ar 1l .Her
RhiIa raatllaE Are sou disturbed 81 rHs-d
hrHEsu ~ THUr rHs5 arG SICK nEtIl H7lll Erf
CRYING With Hsl 81 currl1r reefh2 ar1i 10
once aui get HsHtEie aG Mrs WEUflsa' -#sf aflE
srrurH tar children teethluE Hs Fulua
frCalcliaH le. Do WUE relieve tla ul8F lIfrle
s11erar Immediately Depend ur.H IN raHflsrs.
there Dr. UH mistake about g. It cures iisrrh.1ea.
reEulGfes the stomach ami bowels Uu=Es Wind
colo. s1fteus the gums resiuCes tu aGluIafIll ana
CirGs tone and euerEr % the whole sFsfem
@Mrs Wlnsluw-s Soothing syrup for children
eethinE "a pleasant O. the taste and 4 the
prescription 81 one uf the oldest and best fernate
physicians uud nurses IN the Uuitei states. gnd
t. Tor sale hy az druggists thr1uEhout TIE World
Price 1ie. 3 bottle. Be sure au1 ask Tor Mrs.
WinsioE-s southing syrup
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Tne Lste charles Mason 4un,on.

In the death OF Charles Mason Hunton.
the town % Rochester loses a M long
resident, long identified with the society
and interests Of the town.
He was born IN Rochester Middle Hol-
low. Oct. 8, 1929. His early DAYS were
spent on the farm. He msrriet Miss Lu-
thera Martin, and 10 them three daugh-
tiers were born-lda, who married George
Harvey 81 Rochester. and is now deceased
Addie, who died az the age Of six, a. the
result OF most distressing accident, and
Nellie, wife Of Fred Marsh Of Rochester
Mr.. Hunton was q furniture and wagon
maker by trade. and for many years owned
the shop east OF the brick schoolhouse in
Rochester village. He was a great reader
and intelligent on all the questions Of the
day. lie continued his active interest in
national and local affairs until the intrmi-
ties Of age came upon him.
The funeral took place on Friday, June
%. Rev. Frank 4. Adams officiating. Be
sides relatives and friends Of the place. the
foil wing aerC present from out q town:
Ezra Cove, Cambridge, Mass, Frank Hun
toon, Sunauee Lake. y. III George Martin.
Gaysville; Thopss Martin and Will Mar
tin OF Hancock. The bearers were Ezra
Cove, George Harvey, Frank Huntoon and
Julian Harvey. Among the floral offer
ings was beautiful wreath, the gift Of
Mr. Cove and Mr. Huntoon.
/ The following poem. read at the funeral.
3 very beautifully expresses the feelings OF
/ those left behind:-
Sometime, when an ife's lessons have been
aud sun aad stars fsrevermane have sef.
Z The things which our weak Judgement here have
The thinss DER which W. grieyed with lashes
VIII Fash before u.s. ont ~ life's dark night
A. stars shine most on deeper tIrts ~ hiue4
+ And We stail see bow ali ti1sl plans are right.
and hos hat secmed reproai was love most
true.
I And ae shaiI sHe Bow. while we froau an8 sieb
Gods plans 81 #s1 as best f1r you lri ne.
How when Weeailsl DIE needed HHi car lrr
Because tt'e wisdom fu tAr eng n.HIf See.
Ana e'en 81 PRUDENT parents aIsaiIHu
Fen much ~ -gsesg ta UraFiss hafshu5li.
So Cod perhaps. I= seeu.r las tTIln ls INV
Afes sHeeiHst thlEE. htfal.e t secleft
4 and s.. sometime. esamIB-lesl uia l.r's SINE.
Wa Hn. fHa suasl srt ra'.st Hr
b. sure wiser all than F.'lrs ara
Haurs
ana e0HH tra EH IHrH F.
where Ha E.ases UluUt ua.##
ut ~ M Hs .laz
BIT sEr EI- ----a
All ya fE f raaf lsa1.
Is nos tfs tHes,est a.a COS sends o.
E And fHae. -HrHFI.-1as. I5H sable laI 81 iaf
eHr-aaIs sEU .a.rf-t isEE a ..sHe -Hr sra
f II We HHar rasH err tae safes 81 I.a
taH sfara uItH.H arIL I'D fs.al'H eHl..H.a sees
f. Esa aaHaia Interpret All fh b. aoall1 ana strsr
/ And f1r cstt alesttrE C|lHlll 1a4 hess
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
souTn RANnnI o.

Miss Ella Burnham is al home for a
visit
The bay pressers have been pressing
Mrs. Horace Gi3ord's hay.
VII Camp has the job Of drawing the
nay iroa zoe Whitney place 70 Royaltou.
Mrs. 6. &. Paine and two children. Rob
ert ana CARA st-e0isf commencement AZ
Mortified last wueh.
Mrs. Zen Burnham was operated upon
a. Bethel Monday hy Drs Greene. for
could be expected.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
Death from LoekIaw

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its antiseptio and
healing properties prevent blood poison
ing. Charles Oswald, merchant, OF Rens-
selaersville, y. y, writes: at cured Seth
Burch Of this place Of the ugliest sore on
his ueCk I ever saw Cures Cuts,
Wounds. Burns and Sores. 25e
For sale By II. A. Leonard and f. f..
Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
LILLIEyILLE

Mrs. Juiis A. Bryant IS guest at Chris.
j. ~. Phelps af Rsndclr,h il tisitivg, ~.
daughter, Ars. gsciI Washburn.
cousins laeil ard Ciyde Wash1a-n.
airs. ee..s = Dean Page offE- hers
tatfe Il Rogers M-s p4 80
-t az this t1Hu and f-a -ar-
e. Erest her fcr f weeks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28

The Granite Savings
Bank and Trust Company.
Barre, Vermont solicits, the
accounts Of farmers, clerks
and wage earners Of all
classes, paying especial at
tentionto business received
throughthe mails.
If you have a little money
to deposit it is not neces.
sary for you 10 take the time
to 60 to the bank and make
the deposit in person The
nails viii do the business
for you and save your time
and the'expense Of the trip.
Money may be sent b
check, post office money or
der or registered mail All
deposits sent Us are prompt
" acknowledged and all or
ders for money promptly
honored when properlys.gn-
ed and accompanied BY the
bank book.
May we suggest that ]
you do not have a bank ac- !
count the CRANE will be
pleased to receive your hrsi
Deposit Twenty-oneyeaH
Of experience and careful
at -ntion to the interests OF T.
our clients are two pointsto 1
which we wish to call es'
D. cial attention. Then, too,
We call your attention lothe
increase in interest rate to
~ per cent which goes
into enecton and after July l.
TO.DAYIS THEBEST TINE
TO OPEN An ACCOUNT
Granite
SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
BARRE, VERMONT
!, I'm Trow, President.
II. G. Woodruff, Treasurer
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28

II. A. Gray, , p.. Oakyills, lud., writes
s+Fur Ten wears ! was confined 90 ms bed
with disease 90 my kidneys II was 50
severe that J could not move part % the
time. consulted the very best medical
skin available, but could get no relief until
Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended to
me. 10 has been a GOdsend 20 me. sold
by III. A. Leonard, Randolph, and G. A..
Dcnsmure. Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
ELRM FOB SALE

Dairy Farm 80 acres. 600 sugar
n yer falling snrfnz uartr 10 rli.e
AR buildings. three miles from -
bury VERMONT village; eiehi q "a.
Railroad: strong soil, exceilett call ~
Price $500; 500 doeu- balance -
year : price asked very iow a. o"l "a.
cit Vermont anu property musi l5
Fufthcr particulars BY addresslng II.
[. :. PAGE. Hyde PaIA'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
w A- & Annual Meetlna.

About twenty-five voters took part Tues
dsy ii voting a tax OF about $1,000. The
meeting was called 10 order by ,. NJ.
Washburn, the moderator OF the previous
wear. who declined reelection. {. D..
Cushing was elected moderator, Guy Will
SON. cI TX. George h. Upper, treasurer,
Z. d. Cushing, ;. VI. Nashburn and A.
Lee Cady, auditors
The report Of the officers OF the district
was accepted and adopted as printed.
Fifty dollars was voted 70 Treasurer Iup-
Der Tor his services the past year. and It
was voted hat the taxes be paid TO the
treasurer. A tax Of S5c. was voted as rec
commended
For member Of the prudential commit
tee TO succeed W. J. Brooks, there were
two nominations, II. II. Din-more and w.
j. Brooks. the latter being elected by
vote Of "a to TO- Considers bic discussion
was called for by Article 5 OF the warning,
which WIS ''ro secure an expression Of
opinion from the voters of the district rel
alive 20 The Introduction OF a partial or
complete business course into the present
course OF study" @. r. Fortier OF the
committee explained the situation and the
advantages OF the proposed action. >. NJ.
Washburn opposed the idea, while George
l. Abbott favored H. After considerable
discussion the article was laid on the
TRIBE, on motion o. Mr.. Washburn, by
vote OF z 10 q,
The annual report Of the officers OF the
Whitcomb High school is out and IN the
hands Of the taxpayers. II is prefacad BY
a report from Principal Wright to the
prudential committee, giving details OF
the past years work The present enroll
ment Is IA pupils. The attention is called
to the consideration Of putting IN a com
plete commercial course. The desirabllity
Of a suitable athletic field is shown.
In the financial report, the total ex-
penses Of the district are given as s53lS.9
/ some OF the larger items being as fol-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28

The sworn statement OF the manuiac-
turers protects you from opiates In ken-
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar-the
cough syrup that drives the cold ont Of
your system Sold BY A. X. Hood q Son,
Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28

7 ne INCOME OF Iht uIsIfiCI Iut past y tai
has been s5l3S. %. exclusive Of the income
of the Whitcomb fund, which was ,16i7.5s
The Whitoomb fund now stands az 500
0S6. 81 The debt Of the district is sl9,050
on the new school house, and $1,000 Of old
debt, making s20,0j0 in all.
The committee estimated the expenses
OF the coming year az $1,000, OF which it is
expected that the Whitcomb fund Will
pay $500, state funds 500, tuition $3.50,
leaving 1880 to be raised by taxation.
The grand INST OF the district Is S5i22 p
and the committee recommends tax Of
Slc., being the same amount raised last
NPar
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-28
A Growing School

Among our many visitors Of last
week was Prof. A. VI. Delcami,re
president and proprietor Of tbe
Delcam bre Commercial College
In order 70 increase the advantages
sof the school and 20 accommodate
the ever increasing nun Der Of
applicants for admission. the DO
fessor Will organize a .tock com
any, TO capitalize a. 80. 900.
The entire stock sill De represent
ed in 1000 shares Of a par value
OF So each BIZ this arrangement
it will enable him to interest
every patron Of the school and the
large majority 0. the people of his
section ii the success Of the col
lege.
The -ch3ol has grown rapidly
IN favor notwithstanding every
inconvenience that might be cited
against II. With the friends avail.
able to make the Necessary exten
SONS in order to accommodate the
applicants its enrolment of stu
dents cODld be doubled. The peo-
PIE Of DelcambFe, it strikes MS.
should appreciate the opportunity
Of building up good school in
that community and give the Pro
fessor their hearty support.
The Professor has received
natterDg offers TO take charge of
a commercial sceool at Gulf Port.
Miss. which be will decline If bjs
people at home will give him the
proper encouragement.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-28
Competition.

The advent Of the Central into
this section does rot necessarily
mean that there will be a per
Tet0al 'rate war between that
road and the veil established s.
ia. system. The management #
tie two roads should be given
credit for better executative aDili
II That there will BE- an active
competition to secure the patron
age Of the shipper and traveller by
each and every road entering
tgis city is reasonable prospect;
but that competition will De con
finsd move 10 the advantages
and facilities Of the respective
service.
Tie greatest advantage Of new
Iibss to this city will he the new
points that will be reached By
direct connection. This will have
th. effect Of broadening the basi
Less field Of the manufacturer and
merchant Of this section. To II
lustrate: A wholesale merchant
here wants few carlosds Of grain
Tie Central would make it posi-
bic for the merchant 20 bring
Kansas City into competition With
any other directly connected sup
ply point Oh existing roads Of to
day. a carload Of gram out Of
Kansas City TO New Iberia today
must bear freight rate that vi ]
allow off profit to tvo common
carrisrs. When the Central will be
in service through to Kansas City
il Will De possible for slight re
dnction Of the rate to or from
that point over the rate now Ore
vailing, 1u2 to me road making
the entire haul
BetEeen common points on the
several roads il will be a question
Of which viii test and quickest
serve.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-28

0A0U oz3A.
- ';=:=M!zaz'i;:;;;::;'11 ''''
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-28

The police iuries are nov taking
action On number Of matters 20
come before tie Legislature. The
members OF the Legislature from
C0Dcofdia parish have been re
quested By the police jury Of that
parish to use every proper means
to secure the passage Of a primary
election Law. and a lag making
members Of the school boards and
parish asses soss elect We. aad Civ
ing the police juries the power of
revle wing assessments. Several
Of the Police jnries have elected
Delegates to attend conference Of
delegates from the various paIis
e. Of the state TO f TnnI; te plan
20 present ~ the Legislature to
have the criminal expenses of tb.
pa. I-hrs iesius+d This moge.nens
originated it'll, Csjcasiegparish
-Assrmp ion Pioneer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-28

Dear Prodigal:
Yo1 are not the first man VITO
has represented Oh the strength
Of knowledge Of bis father
possessions.
Veal aithin and ve.vet 1ithout
will compensate for a great MANY
Of the pleasures Of wicked eorld
Nercilessly,
Marcus.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-28

The Crozleyites vii convene in
mass meeting on the ) b PROV. "for
the purpose of condemniBg the pro
posed increase Of assessment o.
property for taxation and the con
segment increase Of taxes, "a well
"a the formulating resolutions de
nOuncing said scheme Of increas
ing taxation As Unnecessary and un
just, and which should not be tol
Grated without the consent of the
people, voiced By the ballot. and
to instruct cur senators and repre-
sentatives 20 vote against al and
any measures for such unnecessary
increase
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-28
Says The Beaumont journal:


MyTlck 1t Andrews haze also se
cured the contract for 20 miles of
construction work on the Contra
railroad Of Louisiana, bat Hhich is
morally recognized as the Kansas
City Southern railroad Fhis road
10 projected 10 run from Lees vile,
La, through New Iberia 70 New
Orleans, La. II vii, a 30 run 70 Or
near Crowley and Rayne La, and
will practically parallel the tracks
of the Southern Pacific railroad
from these towns 10 New Orleans.
The contractors have already start
ed work On the. big contract At EeE
Iberia and At Bad Ein. La, and II
a short time a larger force Of men
will be put Oh The work. TIE ar
rangements for rights Of way and
franchises have about been perfect
ed and the work will be rushed IN
Il the Kansas City -ourherB se
ures iis enfr-rsoTr mo Nes .
ans Cai.al ha Il Graham %
cont actors Gnd~r Nyf;ck * Al
'I-ws. have charge of The no:
which is IN progress in tb@ vlclni-
II Of New Iberia and Baldwin.