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New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
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TO-DAY

Fancy r-.-,=z S.-z ------1----=z-
beautiful s---s=-7----- -
Sew Pad rEs-c--i=s -
AL V1cl-EzE. .1e -------- I I
Apron Gl-z-zus--r= ~ the
best Cl-E==-1ss- -----s >
El-z Fancy Ta-11=-z-r==t s-vi-s
ana r----=--=- --l-.---- --.--... 81
F-1= Ez--- Dress Lawns
E-r1- l=SlE-s--eE .-------- )
B1-d=-=5 Eovel-l=s-c-s- cou7is-e
sr7rk-e-==wa--e 12-- 20 80 s. r- 50
Dress and Tsl=- Szresns-
-as- b---E--=-z---- IL --..---.-- ~
also
Dress L=lE-Es and Remnants
AZ FRIDAY Clearance Prices
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
WGuer'S Skirts
" CL5L'S wrap I SrS
21G EimCrcS

SKIRTS % Back Ta@s-z SIX and
Ncllss-tuII uleareC with 70 =
graduated SILK tcils-z-so C---o-
FsCaMas with folds and sc-arp-1-s-
worth S15.Ss ......... ...-.-...TO q as
Skirts OF Chiffon or tfsa-~ Panama
5-acz. brown. nav and checks
g--e- and p.eausl ~ lC -uu!c eject
al lengths and 5--Gz-Vc-r1 So So Is
Black ToIls skirts. also plain or
SHADOW stripe PaEaEs-To.Iss nave
twelve silk bands II three clusters
also plaln-ths Others are with and
without ro.6s-rs5Ular and
extra slzes-reS SIC.9S .---... - a
Cambria ra2Te--TusCiu-
and dark-bralG tim c o. tailor
sr-tched-exr-z tU-.-rsg- s. 4e.. %
Fig Lawn Kirno1os-fuII length
double Yoke front ard back
"ol-- SD ---------------. ..-.-..-. 1 ?
House Drsssss-Chau 5-ays.
SesrsUcEs- and PsrcaIes-
stripes. c1scks and plain
one and Cwo piecs-reg. s. IS S......f QS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
ELSl-1S
--7-o- ro~- FOR
. TicEi~ Is, &C.
.FvSI+-S

Fine B.sacaz1 E-s.l-s-vs-1 vide
free from L-=zs--g--- S--.-.--- 81
A. iuc1es-v4-ls ....-.-..-..--.. o.
- inches v-le-.a--z 5......--- tC%
Fea-y NZa-= E---c9- Cases
-2-1ot-va--= L. = -yN5a-ra--- IS 20
45N36-valUe IA q l+A5t--.a-ue -Is. II
Cheese Cl1ras--ard v--e-vs--e g "a
Fea-l-- EroC- --ck-uE-
assorted sr--p-s--va-ue -l+.-....-..- -
SI-E Floss Cushion
white "a -uu-t- GOV e-el-
-o-2,--va-ue -5o = [ -4z2+-v1--s $ 81
22---,----value A. p -d4-r--va--s s. -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Large Rugs
W.1G0W Shades FoN
Poles, etc- -.-A

All Wool hazaa AT E-s---s s-s-o.e
-t.N9 cr--v1lue $. 5tl- Spe-ia. -.-. q 20
Finest Wilton RuEs--Iclss-
Oriental Iesl<ns-~ ENL..t .- ana
sNl- tc-va--- So yu ana So ga' = -
Holland Window 5-a1es-cNG e.
Waite ana best -.nts-sls.ag rc' sr- -,
value A. ......-. ...........-. -
Nega Cett-Es Po.rs-c1- -e-e-oaN. Z,
Walcs cs Naaosary --csu.aE.v is ,
uaA Bath T-b Sears-ru,rer
covered er-~-yat1r o. ..------ = 7
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10


,.s-I-ch Nsr-e--zeC Lazaszs-E-od
quaIl-y-Zsv =s- G=sIsls--es 10 2-1
Fun 8lsac5sd Sam Da1aslls-
6S 70 10 t1c5-valus g, Sd -...-. 81
--io- Linen EUck Towels
= : DeDask cs--res--0L4e-
special -----.----. ----------- I ,
All Linen Oa1zsE -owe.s-z-o--sc
t--Cg=--wc rows Cpe1Wo-E-
2+x5f-vaIus 81 .....--- --...-.--.... *
AL Linen Towe--ings-vaius Is .12a
36-ilc5 Waite Dress Linens
51e qlal--y--zE- - -------.-- :
Re=aI -o-S -Io-1-I2 vzs-
elsewhere s. - ----...-- ZS
White Dotted Swiss-va-ie-v g dots
i c. qualities -....-...... -
Yard Wide India L--1zs-wo--- 70 II
Friday sale OF WHITE Goods Remnants
a E-sa- R=luc--czs-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
VOusn'S SriiS I
WOme1'S CC6tS :
WGmeu'S waists I

Women Tailored Su ts-Fana-laS.
Se-ges and -sds-hlack. C0lors
and strtpes-cut6v-1y and straight
front coaLS-sll6 lined
worth s2S.ss .--..-.--.---..-..--t5 IS
Evtra size Tailored suits of black
Chiffon Panama aid English
Wo-stel%--ueClum C1a-s-s-.k iusd-
sizes A. 20 Se-yalue $3.50. : IS
Uoms.-7 Tailored suits - Imperial
Serge and Chiffon E'auacGs-r lain or
shadow stripe Butterfly. Cutz7-s- and
strlicC- t-o-- -Ca-S-yycrth $50 - s.
Black PausI1s Ja~kets-S-ted and
seaai-fi-ceI--v.Jh braid ana satin oau1s-
also black b-oadc.oth cutawav coats
tafe-a SILK lluzd-wo-ta SI5-e.s-. l O. %
Elack Panama Jsc -Curawav or
Straight rrIut--atta-s silk lining
v1rrd 50 9e -..... ......-...-.-... 3 GS
Long SIX Coatz-7s lengths
braid -riuusd-rt-Flv b-aiI=d. collar
or elaborate yoke OF silk Ea1ais-
sal-e--U Ul-t- SlC-e5 ---..---.-.-1 I CS
Waists Of Oriental or zo--sd
six ast-vElJs and -rea1-sil< lined
t--l-s1 labcr-sle=vcs NJ -1I1l=d
a. -als-eIseTasre S4.l5---.. g :
Sessalina silk Vals-=-slaa--ate
t-i.-l.ei-wh-re and coIo-s-als1 -at-
re-aS-rail1re- III plain or fancy So. .es-
also 81 Li-= and Er-u Net
ell sizes tn @a-1-EreclzI -.......-L = . =
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Notions
Notions
anG 'N
Toilet Articles

Gibson collar Trrrs-lssor--d
sizes and lEa----rsuLa-'y .--- -
Waite Eas -4pe-14 yds-
. lGca vIa--yalLc ......-..
Ready % ade Cushion SLIPS
clrv sLut..cmEll- rusv. poppy 1a-ss
and po.asr-tla Sus-tail- - =
1Nzyu urs yreaul-assorred
scto!s-res .Se ......- -
Hals B.Lsa-s-lS rows Waite
tristles-rSs =. .---.....- -....s4.sss Il
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
N0lMMRm n lENE q

For Porto Rico
Steamships Of the RED d" LINE will
sail from Pier Il. near Wall 81. Ferry,
Brooklyn. for san Juan direct as follows:
;. :. PHILADELPHIA Sat. april J., nosu
, CARACAS. Saturday. April = noon
For freight or passage apply %
BOCLTON BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. So Wall 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

AMGHWR IULNLEs
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Col 'bia. APRIL. 2 PM c f0rnia- Apr, -. = Pm
2 r 'sia Apr. IS. . PM C' donia- Nav .. 10 An
SALOON. SCI. so. S67. so AND S72 30.
SECOND CABIN. $3.50 AND $40.
THIRD CLASS. $3.50 AND S2S 70.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. I7-l9 way
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

OLD GOLD. silver ana precious stones
bought a. highest marker SaIuea inaa,
lnto rev articles or exchanged for new lew
elry or J1p4[-se goods l. r. Tcuuxr' n
factory, ~ West 25th sL
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
LOST-DANkBOOkS
FOR SALE.

kS--hoA-t tops. ---fitions. ratings.
tables, chairs. telephone booths. ,varf-
robes mirror wall fixtures. business FUR
uiture All kinds Finn Bros. 3sS Broad
rs az JH-G5 Franklin 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

AMERICAN LINZ From Per ,G 15' n T. +
PLTNOCTH-CHERB' CT-S- HAMPTON
s. Paul-.-.-Apr. II. St. Louis apr .
New York Apr IS Philadelphia May =
REO STAR -TEE From! Per ! - NJ ; X
NEW TORE-DOVER---ANT NTW ERP-
Finland apr. II ICELAND .-.. APT =
Taderlaud 4 pr. Is Eruo1iauC- May =
WHITE STAR LTNE 45% FTo%m Per
NEW York; NSTOWN-L
Baltic. Apr II. 10 m Cedric APR %, II am
Arabic Apr.3o 1O am Celtic NAY :, 10 n
PLYMOUTH C5---S' T HAMPTON
TeutonicAp l.. loan Ma iesJlc-Ap- %, 10 am
Adriatic At. -. 10 am Oceanic. MAJ e. 10 an
TET HTT E9F45x F9EK TO ITALY
via Azores, Ma deira Gibraltar
Republic Apr IS noon Crstic--.-.. May ?
Rcn1artc. Apr. .25,5-3l ami Cauopic. May 16
PASSENGER OFFICE. p BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
PROFIT BY THESE OPPORTUNITIES
Misses FOR
Wse- TO-DAY

Girls Spring Reefs-s-uswes- r1a-zs
stripes ard plaids-slso plain co.o~-
20 i vvs worth S6 20 a1- gee 9 ao
Misses SI<3--s-PaHa-ua and Chav.~-a
b.a-A a-l c1.1rs-xo-tt s. o. = -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Silks
- FOR
-yf TO-DAY

= ---E- V"7.ts - 9-lI-e aac1ta-s
smooth. -rE v--lr7---1-ue SO "a
T1 7--la F-uzee S-.as-V-.-a. c-szz-
LE5 ana -z-z 1cLCrs--es- ia "a
cT-i7-- Sa-iu F-1,ards-vht-s polka
dots O. zU -1---s-re-- 5--------- -
5e-i-e. I-7vr--=E =ici-iaruss-
black z1- -a.o-z--e-sev-1sre IA. "a
Spring Taller --uEs-s--ipes. pla.as
and r-eg gE=-=-s-~hsre 80. -...--.-- %
4e-.--- Sun T-IllnEs-aI. wool
t.a-E a-- -s4[l-E zlalss-reE .75 "a
All Wool Ea-rfir- -u.,inEs--.z-- ard
l--a 1--7-z-s.-7' r.sek-,a.u. 20 .
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
EIAMRMRf-AM EglGAN

London-Paris-H
sPrstorIs Apr IA pm Z Lincoln. april -
Ksiserlu Apr - II am DeutsChlauc- Apr. 10
Piers Hoboken n T. sails 10 Hamburg
direct
Cihra altdr-NapleS--G
MoItke Apr - 10 am Mnltke June ? II am
X nlburE Mav14 @ am Ba tavia June -. : pm
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED.
HAMBUR RC-A MEXICAN LINE, 81 Broao-
va. y Y
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau st. cata-
loEue free al makes taken part ~ =
naent. bargains IN Underworld Remilx-
aanA divers. smiths
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
DESKS AND orF1Cr FURNITURE
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DhA-N9H-An4Nu MD hII-I-INE I'M
DRESS MAKER, ot = Altman q Co ~x-
Ce.lent utter ana designer. princess coats.
spring styles skirts, good cut. rem0IellInE.
moderate Address Dgrssn.aker. 32U West
l4th 81
O. NJ. nCItRAND. C25 Lexington ave near
o4th st-CcttOu dresses, So W. siIN aud
WouIleu dresses. tafruta Innings. SGS lp.
ORDERS TAKEN reduced rayes this week
material accepted. street or evening
sOsns Louise. 1+o Weat 2lzt 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-06-17
Quick Sale in Millinery

About twelve Mems Twopiece Summer Suits that sold for
5000 to $75O-whie they last, your choice for $29s
About SIX Mems Blue Serges that sold for $500 to
$1s.oO-while they last, your choice for $1O9s
About ten Mems Suits in Blue Serge that sold for $40
to $125O-your choice for only $s4s.
Other lots to close from $2.5O to $1,000 Come
early-a special bargain in every suit
MEMS TROUSERS-Special values in every pair, at
prices that will tempt yofom 9S to So 90 the pair
Only few WHITE VESTS left-to 90 at abont one
third off.
Boys Knee Pants from 10 cents up.
Mems so and 81 90 Shirs-the best valescnt full
and pretty patternshe best value made for the price
JOB lot in Mems and Boys Shirts from 10 cents up
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-06-17
Towels and Counterpanes

AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES
Full size $125 and $3.50 value Conterpanes at 9Sc.
Full size, 81. 90 value Counterpanes 75c.
Hand Towels, sc. each.
Turkish Bath Towels, 1Oc. each
Huck Cotton Hand Towels Sc. each.
Linen Towels, with and without fringe, in all borders
plain hemstitch all good values for 25 and each
only 22c. each.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-02-14
Press Paragraphs

&<AFS0N~>S0~
Charles Keen of Walla Walla, was
in town Saturday.
H. @. Whiteman came over from
Walla Walla today.
venard Bell and wife visited friends
10 Weston this week.
Bert Cartano made a business trip
to Pendleton Wednesday.
u Miss Ada Ely of Weston, spent Sun
day in Athena with friends.
Y The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Z Bush has been seriously i'll this week.
Miss Jessie McEwen spent Sunday
at bone, from Pendieton Academy.
Mrs. Trip. of Brownsville, is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gross, senior.
Miss Lula Tharp was detained frcm
school this week on account of illness.
Mrs. W. r. Taylor and daughter.
Lucille, visited friends in Weston Tues.
day.
]. A. Borie of Pendleton is negotia-
ting for the purchase of Bingham
Springs.
Arthur Shick and family are in
from the farm this week visiting
friends.
Joseph Sherrad, who was recovering
from rheumatism, has been afflicted
with the gripp.
Claud G. Leete is down from Daven-
port, WASH, visiting his uncle. Harvey
Cation aud family.
W. D. Chamberlain left the first of
the week for business trip to Hood
River and Portland.
Mrs. Elmer Connick and children
left Wednesday for visit with rela-
tives at .Waitsburg. Wash.
H. A. Richardson, formerly engaged
in the mercantile business at Adams.
will locate in Rosedale, California.
L. J. Foss attended the Wilson evan
gelistic meeting at the Christian
church in Pendleton, Sunday evening.
d Jack Weir, after spending couple
of weeks on business in Athena, return
ed to his home near Washtucna, Mon
day.
~ Victor Burke came up from the Pen
dleton Business college and spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his parents
here.
X Ralph Cannon was the lucky recip.
lent of the prize for good penmanship
in the Pendleton Business college re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Gerking and their
twin baby boys were guests this week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Tharp.
Rev. Myers, the North Powder bank
er, has declined the call to the pasto-
rate Of the Christian church in Pen
dleton.
* Mr.. and Mrs. Er nest Walden, OF
Pomeroy, Wash, were the guests OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Koontz, Wed.
nesday.
Fl. @. Day, the we'll known repre-.
sentative of the Bankers Life Insur-
ance company. is in the city from
Portland.
Wait for the Jubilee Singers-the
famous Tennessee coacert troupe-at
the M. E. church, Wed nesday evening
February 10.
Wednesday was the 51st birthday
anniversary of Mr.. A. B. McEwen
Sunday Dinner.
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Hurd are pre-
pared to serve dinner at the Methodist
parsonage. between l and 4 O'Clock p
M, Sunday. Telephone, Main 85.
Menue.
Soup.
Cream of Tomato.
Olives. Celery.
Roast.
Chicken With Oyster Dressing.
Vegeta bles.
Cream Potatoes.
Caulifower With Brown Butter.
Cheese Ressotto.
Desert.
Lemon Pie. Fruit Salad.
Taa Coffee. Chocolate.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04
SATURDAY, JANUARY a, 1903
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04
h.lT,;gr;'sS WARTIME,
Lor isiana People Must Recognize
and Heed II.

Kidney ills come quietly-myster
lot sly
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color is unhealthy
IL there are settings and sedi-
naent
Passages frequent. scantly, pain
fal.
It's time then to use Doan's Kid.
new Pills.
'Eo ward off Bright's disease 81
New Orleans. La, says: Il suffered
severely from pains in my back, side
diabetes.
George r. Webb, or GIG Royal ST.,
tended with severe pain. My back
the secretiOns dark in color, contain
ing sediment. and passages being at
and lOins brought on no doubt by
the contraction Of a cold. My kid
neys became very much disordered,
became very weak and was so lame
in the morning that I was hardly
able to straighten. | tried a great
many remedies without relief and /
despaired Of ever obtaining a cure
saw Doan's Kidney pills advertis-
cd and decided to try them, so pro-
cured box. had only used them
q short time when I felt relief and
continued taking Them until entire
" cured
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. F'oster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04

} eContinued OPP page four
90 CO O
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04
o POLITICS AND pAN1cs

n
lR q recens speech at. Lafayette
oInd., William jennings Bryan uttered
3 monumental treth in l.sying that
II Democrats had been it hbwer dur
? . ing the recent financial panic. full
rcsponsbilityofor it would have been
charged t5 them. O. % O
rs 3 chief FUNDAMENTAL Of tleoRepub
Icalo faith. appears to be tie conten-
ton, that all prosperty.is Repanli-
can and al, adversely il Democratic
This belief is omaintained with more
q less pretense of sincerity, in the
faceoof the fact that panics have oc-
CURED under Republican as well as
Democratic administrations.
GA remarkable point about the polit-
2efcal aspects OF these financial distur-
Z Dances is mhe fact that Democratic
bond issues, in time Of peace, 20 forti
~ the Treasury witlpgoId were fierce
l0attacxed and assailed by Republi-
cans and nearlx. al Democrats where
as now bond Issues. designed chiefly
to s~ensihen thee national banks
with an ABUNDANCE Of currency. that
may be pSofita5ly loaned, are ap-
planded everywhere. Q Q
~ attempt in official circles t.
convey the impression that the new
Panama canal bonds We're to so int.
the hands OF the people that is |
small hoarGers failed and the result |
is that all have lodged high up in tins |
financial balance.
As brothers, politics and finances
do nc. travel well and ii there i
enough foresight in Congress to sup
ply a comparatively small demand
faction of some kind viii be takeH
promptly enough to hea,: Of anoth
er long drawn out agitation of the
money question and at the same time /.
relieve the country of the scandalousi
picture presented by the Secretary
of the Treasury dancing attendance
upon Wall Street.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04
, o
NOTICE.

0oNew.Iberia, La, Dec. 9Th, 1907.
Tho Stockholders of the New iberia
National. Bank. are hereby notified
teat meeting will be held at the of
flee of said bank, corner Of Main and.
Julia stseets in said Town, on Tues
day, the J4fh day OF January, A. D..
1908, at o'clock 3. M, to vote upon
proposed amendmegt of Article
Third of the Articles of Association
OF said Bank. 0
P. L. RENOUDET,
Cashier.
Dec. Z to Ja1a. III
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04
Gandorbone January Forecast.
tcopyriaht 1907 "a & H. Rie'ho

Copyright 1907 - &. i. Rieth}.
Nnother year (mark well the rhylnc)
| tas Joined the Host q Father Time
x iea more solid banks viii burss
To many trusting ones disgust.
IThe widow recently bereft
VIII Pop tie question right ana left
W Iucalcss ran, u Leap Year hutt
"iiI scramble for the Tall. uncut
1'he sport in Congress will consis
of battles with the horney fist, th'
gentleman Missouri obrea Will cal
some B noodle heaa;2 thevll olincl
lnaobite each others cheek, the fright
med galleries will shriei;, the Speak
erowill. get out a gun, tho man from
Arkansas will rum the sergeant will
rot through a door, the fight will
prea...upon the floor, the clerk will
limb the chaplain's back and tn
IL will sound with Bif and Whack1
The War Department vii turn oui
ne Senate will get in the bout, and
Eairbanks with triumphant cry, will
elaak Ben Tillman's other eye; the
President will get his hat. his boxing
gloves ana trusty bate and will oy-
1laim on. coming BACK. il .Al!'s quiet
5n the Po to-naci" M
d After that wy shall have very pleas
ny weather 'The moon will be full
1nothe isTh, and persons we never
leard Of viii be mentioned for Vice
,,fesidentc C y % "
" Japan9 hearing that tie fleet Is to
Keep right oon across, the Pacific, will
move over on the mainland and dig
.
ycione cellars. @
NJ Persons born in January have cold
esf, ana do not play poker Il they
arc born under the influence of Aqua
iu3 the water carrier. he will vote
iy.u They are very ingenious and
know how to turn the gas meter
back. They have large families and
smell incomes. They are good at fig
ares ana can tell YOU whether a W.
ylan''s shape is real or excelsior. They
Ire slowato marry, but can get d.
yofee as quick as any body. They
ire very shrewd ia money matters,
ma never give their wives the cash.
Don't answer the door bell this
month. It's a book agent Keep tic
under the coal pile. RI you
sme home late at night, look out for
he hlghWaymeG, and walk in the
middle Of the street, as the policeman
Toes Don't write love letters. She
vii save them.
And the short lived month of Feb.
vnen woman will complete her web,
nd foolish man will buzz about until
he spider dashes out and nails him
learly to the mast for 50 long as his
life shall last
'ut notwithstanding Leap Year /
tricks,
And gaaids, and widows weeds.
nd though our hard luck comes !
along
J Just like a string Of beads, i
heer I'D. cheer Up. It's not so bad
it'll US 40 lis with Ted.
no had to come to It and knock
His third term in the head.
= e--7~~-~~-~-,~.--
, o PContin,,aS a,O -aao fa,,n,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04
E-ortgaae aAd IL ren.

Fasmery3ie Gazette t5ach y+ai
tbe poultry business IVY becoming nory
lucrative aNd now Assumes proper
tieH taa Will soon rival anv i..aneh
M ,ln farming idnslrA. r-afmeis .r
q 4 p acknowledge tHat an ald
len cau IiEt her W.. weight ~ rais-
iug mortgage from ha farm
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04
p % . % ~ % 8
CONCLUSION TOO I.apIIl :


Congressman Thousand wants in
land waterways from Morgan city t.
New orleansEoAliS right R6obt. In 4
short time II WIN, BE- p opened BY wy
of Houma9 aso lfedges are now at
work and individuals are putting u5
the money. You. c,ongr6sslnane a a e
too slow fol-. this section - Morgan
City Review. g " oe' =
The esteemed editof,of Tie, Review
has taken aofighfo % theo hhighlear:1sai e
mosphere and mixed his dates. : con-
gresham 81 o1ssar3a' is after the IN
tcrcoastal Waterways 5000 and strong
and is'nrging no measure in, oi,ee.s nous :
that savorss of1pronts, 1olotolIs foIo3 -
vate indiyilualsy 1.-The .referre5
to- byohe e.lltors Of a.tht Review. 9is
strictly = private canal, owned byosin
dividuaIsS, AND what ground is thee
e pressnt them joining the r 4 IL
ooad companies and Establishing All
,ed sFates5o between. ea Gs2tre 4
poiatss % = tie con4l? : Tfaih Il
whao beSedf would The SLIPPERS .'de9l
rive fromse:lhe Guiding Of aopfivais
canalo 90 - Il
Congressman Broussards Is lending
his efforts too the securing ofoa 7frs'e
calHal, not 4 private one. j: " d
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-23

But it has seemed to many that
the church of today is deficient
in its understanding Of the
world wide social awakening.
The forces of righteousness are
making a spirited advance
against congestion, disease, pow
erty, overwork, child labor and
i'll treatment of women in in
dustry; but in all this such cog
nizance as has been taken by
the church has had no deep eff
feet. At the very time when
the most unexpected and aver
age man is becoming stirred
with the new glories that pierce
and brighten, the church croons
in minor key to an age that is
dying. Voices make themselves
heard with the authority that
is always granted to fair-mind-
edness and the absence of the
note of bitterness. From insire
the church which they love, in
entirely good humor, they are
pleading for a more open and
inspiring policy. We may in
stance the letter of group of
Italian priests, entitled what
We Want" the book of Pastor
Kuter of Zurich, Switzerland,
called "They Must,.s and the
stirring but gentle book of
Prof. Rauschenbusch, of Ro-
chester Theological Seminary,
entitled christianity and the
Social Crisis" such publica-
cations, issuing from the heart
of the church, mean that both
Roman Catholicism and Prot
estantism will adapt themselves
to the present social and intel
lectual tendencies, or that a
new cleavage will come inside
the ranks of the orthodox
Golfers Keekly.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-23
Church Problems.

Many are calling on the
church to assert itself for the
benfeit of the new century. The
sry is that thee hurch should
accept the findings of science
and the tendencies of democra-
cy. Many, perhaps most, of the
criticisms are surly and Him
formed. Thee rites ask too
much and ask it harshly. They
forget the long history of I'M
selfishness on the part of the
Roman Catholic church, which
supremacy among institutions
has dealt frankly with poverty
and has never averted her face
from the people. Her pale he
roines are in the slums of the
world. Her priests have been
among the friends of the race.
And the Protestant has strewn
many lands with good works. 1t
has been bold in utterance and
swift to aid, and has helped to
base charity upon results. And
not only that. The church has
never lacked nor does it lack
for individual souls with the
"practice of the presence of
God," in theo Id mystic phrase.
u
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-23
The Worth Of Friendship.

How fortunate some of us are
in our friends-how blest in be-
ing able to share with others the
manifold joys which make for
life other than material comfort
and pleasures such as comprise
the summing up Of the mob.
There is the book whose message
we know was meant for more
than one story-the story from
life which must be retold-the
thought which so well expresses
sentiment we have often
discussed together-experien
and incidents and scenes which
are enjoyed again in review
through the medium of close
companionship-all golden
store of mutual appreciation. To
the warm heart and receptive
mind even life itself and the
very air we breathe are ever in
creasing blessings-priz the
NOR ebecause shared with some
one. llSk a llsh