and N. E. and the T. and P. Railroads
A reception committee will meet the
train at the depot on its arrival here
at 11 o'clock a. inm., and, headed by a
brass band, will escort the excursion
ists to Louisiana Square, where
ample facilities will be provided for
their comfort and convenience. An
orchestra will be stationed in Ascen
sion Hall, opposite the Square, to
furnish dancing music throughout the
day, and all who care to indulge in
this amusemett will have an opportu
aity to "Go as far as they like." At
3:30 o'clock p. m. there will be a base
ball game at Cleveland Park between
the crack Donaldsonville B I u e s
and Labadieville Greys, and afterward
the Donaldsonville Concert Band will
tive a free open-air concert in Louis.
iana Square. The excursion train
will pull out on the return trip at 6
o'clock p. m.
HubeitTrellle Chapter, U. D. C.,
has secured the exclusive privilege to
sell refreshments in the Square
throughout the day, and wiil establish l
a number of booths *for the sale of
sandwiches, cakes, candy, pop, lemon
ade and other good things to eat and
drink. The net sum realized in this
manner will be applied to the fund
which the chapter is raising for the
entertainment of the next annual con
vention of the state organization of
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
which is to be held in this city in 1910.
Poor Milk t
is often thought to be reponsible for
an infant's loss in weight or general
poor health. The cause usually is I
;hat the child has worms. They get
he nourishment in the food and .thel
a by starves, actually starves..
