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NEW IBERIA, LA., SATURDAY, APRIL I!», 1902.
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T. A. HUTCHES, Salesman.
ALFRED RENOMT
NOTARY PUBLIC;
REAL ESTATE H LIFE INSURANCE
NEW IBERIA, LA
I mn now nlToiiuir Inr *;i'• Imvu
lulu, nil I m ■ I, > 111: i ï > ■ • In M< ■ I • m ï ' I -"mi'
ol llii'lii located "m uppci M'ii'i i""l I'nl
Inn «I I i'i'l ". it li • I "I I" I S i'i 'I" 1 m ifrlibnr
limiil of fli" Molli horn I'll, i Iii" I ». |i"l I
Hin »I liberty III well II""" »I tlll.'l. I nl«•
price!«, mitging from +1"" I" #'Joii n Int.
I m y n 1 1 1 << in Mm m 11 nu m I Ii I v t > • \ i m 111 "I
*4'to Kuril.
Besides these I ni«" "M'ï l'"i «ni' 1 Hi' 1 f"l
lowing pnn M'il ii 1 >
N" I Hi! m (»'Iii . uni' hull 'nil" fi ■
Iii h >« n Hi'fînt'i v . : 1 1 " ni I I \v n I Iii ï • I -t
ninl tin» Im I il m 1 '' wtmillnii'l Ml
wnod nui l"> n-;nlil\ ■ ■ I I'>i•
Jill r> n I ion.
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No. 2. Till arpent« of il. I
improvement», resident!
largo siignr ' I'llnt'i \ ï tili "
Ihr proper! v. onnbllntt f 1
II" I il II ■ I wit h :l 11
. limn, Hr. A
ii 1 1 fini« I hrnugh
i-mor In easily
dispose of Iii» eiilir. Price im tip|-Ii"iiI ion.
No. i. Store I m i h I i m: ninl linn ii «Imp, "il
il ill i'ii in » «not I Ini'-iii's ' loi'iililv "I Hi"
town of Now Ihm In. hit 1'rter f,!,5oo.
$5110 cit»h ; bnlnnoo in I "•«»•» noli i pay iihlf
n n n n ti I ty with régulai niloot Interest
No. ft. (»Welling In m to adjoining above
till I 111 I ll|?. nit II fit I'll tin Wimliiiigtiin "III "I.
between Southern l'iH'itlr I f il i I i'o ;n I llc|mt
ninl Hopkins street, l'rlrr $700, $150
rn*h and hnlaure in equal payments of
I, 'J, II, 4, ft nml 11 yenrs with usual tale
of Interest.
No. <1. Dwelling htiu»e on North si.I" of
Ilopkliii «Ii t'l l mi loi measuring 100 frrt
front hy ft» ih'i'p. 1'ilt'" #000, +I2ft ;
ImlniiO" hi four equal payments of I.
;i ninl 1 yenrs, with tisunlintonf interest.
No, 7. t'oflirr »Ion' »itnnted in a K"û'1
tiiiHini'iw locality, on lot nii'n«iiiitig about |
100 ft'l'l front hy ïn I "I dorp. Price |
#1000 ; bahntet» in fou i »oll « pnyiitilo In
t, ÎI ninl 4 yom » from 'Inl", wlthtiMiial
rate of lntcre»tl
No. M. l,ot on .luliii hIroot nifiiniiriiiK 107
feet front l>y '200 reel In depth. Splendid
lot Cor residence put pose». l'i ici» on np
pllrntlon.
No. 0. 145 arpent» «if rich omit» Intnl. nil
mieliisrti, no'v used for pn*turngo, lint
cull h" entity mlnpt fil t" tin cult i vu» ion
of sugar enne, Ift to IS n prent s of it
woodland, consisting chiefly of gum ninl
onk This Ininl It »Hunted ut I'ctltr
Anne, nlionl »i< or seven mil«'» from the
town of New Hierin. I'rit t $'Jfi nn nrpftil.
No. 10. 40 arpents woodland on Bayou I 'ft it
An»r, nliont ten miles from New Hierin.
Over 1000 colli« "f good wooil t ill) t e ent
off thin Intnl. every hit of which emi
readily ho disposed of. When oner
rlrnrrd this land will liilike excellent
can* Inml. It I* only 'j of n mile from
t al i rond »witch mnl derrirk t" dispose of
cmie Prien füü.ftO nn arpent.
No, h». ailtl m pent s of the liehest onnr
I mnl In the pnrisli of Hierin All im
provements go in with the plncc. eon
»l»tlni( of plow*, Implement», curt*, ft
Amcrlcnn mille», ft Croule mille», 11 or I
giHitl home» nil corn nml frei I on hmnl
for nnlmnl». hoentetl hut of n mile
from » Imite *ii|{nr refinery, the owner»
of which nrr noted for their fnlr I rent
luent of the »mull nilftnr rsne Rrower»,
l'rlee i « i npplirntion.
No. 1ft. :«0 iit|ti>iil» of rich cmie Und with
nil Improvement*. Hit?' 1 rolling Irtinl,
near Cmlo Stntlon. crossed by In mich of
Notiljiern P rc III c Kn11 rond. This I« one of
the host mid cheapest properties I have
listed. Price *20 mi arpent .
No. 111. 27 nrpenl» of land, ndnpted to the
ciiitlvaUoii of enne, cotton mnl corn,
situated In Pellt« Anse, iihout »ix mile»
fiimi New lherln. Price #22 mi nrpenl,
No. 27. Splendid ft loom rosideime on l'en
1er »treel in New Hierin, loenlt'il on lot
mrasiiriuK NO feet front hy ISO feet deep
Cement walk leadtiiK from front gate to
hoii»e h nd gravel wnlk» In (lower gnrtleii.
Iriit i» rnisi'd 0 inchet sliove nei«hlioriii|{
one». There are two eiihs eneli 8x10;
horse stnll 7x10; nml lillgity »heil 10x20;
:t ohit'ken I io H hos , 12x12. HxS nml N\l".
wn*h »hod 12x15 mnl bnth mini HxP.
Price »1250.
No. 2»* 3ft arpeuls of good Inml with im
irnvoments, »Hunted about 1 u'ile* from
or
bilian Iteflnery. Price #;t."i mi hi pent
No. 20. Two Urjte two *lor\ lmildlnjr»
Nilnale.l on the west »hie of M.iin street
of New Hierin, hn. IjWHted on larft»
lot», uieasnrtiiK together AO feel front by
iao in depth. Thi- i« beyond doubt, for
invest or*, the best property on the mm
ket, mid I« not likely to remain on the
market very loop. Price on application.
No. 30. Splendid corner residence on upper
Main *troet. In New Iberia. Price #1(100,
No, 32. hsnye two story dwelling, »Knitted
on lot tuoa*urin|t 111 feet front by 174
deep, »bout three block» from the Now
<• Iberia Nallonnl Bank. Price on np
plient iou.
33. Forty acre* of land, with nil im
gravement*, cou«>l*tii»g of re»idenoe, corn
crib, »table, etc., situateil 3 miles from
New Ibeiia.
34. Seventy arpent» mon' or le*», with
all building
Ii'
and improv.'iuotii». «ituated
near Olivier, in clow proximity to ii »iiksi
house nnd l>ut one half mile from derrick.
Can be bought on very easy term*. Prior
on application.
. 35 22
No. 35. 221 nrjient* of rich cane land, with
gootl residonre. ontln»ii*e«. barn, stable,
etc., situated near Krath, about 10 nr
peut* from Iberia Vermillon K. B. nnd
some ili*t»nce from two derrick». Price
$23 an nrpent on easy terms.
JNO. T. WHITE
REAL ESTATE
NOTARY and
IT RE INSURANCE
IIAM THF. FOhhOWINO hl HT OF
PIMPKUTIKM FOK HAhK
ton une fmm, improved, in Une condition,
near town.
:l."> nere fnrm, improved, good for tlniry or
truck fnrm, one mile from town.
'il iirre fnrm, fmil mnl Irurk, one and one
hnlf miles from town.
I nere I met nn Mnin »treel, with gootl
lionne, nil innler fence, nice for poultry
nml bertie*.
iioreu with gootl building», dwelling and
»inre nl lluherl ville, one mile from
leanerctUi.
I 'In lit nl ion of 075 arpent», live mile* from
town, fronting Hnyou Teehe, 700 umler
fence ninl ill cullivntion,
|,ot .m hen «licet, hast Knd, 104 feet
limit, HIM in depth, good si* room house
n ml out building».
hot "ii Mnin »treel, 50*150 feet.
I,i>1 mi I'.'ink Avenue, near Main »treet,
100*20," feet.
I-I on M mli tin «treet, near Weeks atreet,
50*190 fl'nl.
lint mi Hierin *treet, H0*|3I feet.
I inl nn Providence »treet, HO* 120 feel,
M"0.
'. lots on Mnin »treel, corner of I<ee, 55*238
feel Kii»t Knd.
Plnntntiou of 5311ft noie», situated on Hay
mi Toohe, one nml one half mile* from
New Hierin, well improved, with mule*,
tool*, *eei| cane. One of the flne»t
pince» in Ibetin Pmi»h an ideal home.
t'Alil. AT TIIF.
II
p hoto^ruph»
m
And look Pliassnt-We Do till Rut.
V\ i. in. Ii'i'hI.mI im Ilm fi.rnfr nf Mnin Mtreel and
I Un k \ V, 11,1' We limit!' the Utf»»t flllloll and
ki"-|i »tri' tlx up tu .late We wilt gin» a MKDAI j -
l,IH\ wltli I'ncli .|<if.'tt I1»tiin»l» for Iii« mnntli of
Mni'i'l' I'. i 1.1 1 •Rthfn.'llmi au»r»nt«edor nmmy
1,'fiiti.le.t; SI'KNl'KH riKITtl CO.
FOR SALE.
The I'nloutville Creole Club Hall and
lot, Kor tenu* nnd condition», apply to
K. C. hANDBY,
Petoutville, ha.
Piano For Sale.
I hnvo iiii nlmo»t new Sleinway Piano
lime thnt I will »ell for cn»h or install
ment » ut ii Imrgnin rather lhan ship It.
J. It. HUhh.
Kuteka Hotel.
Barges for Sala»
Five enne limge* in good serviceable
condition, now nt Hope Plantation land
ing. Open foi inspection. Mea*urments
iiii fool long, 18 feet wide, and 4 feet 7
inches deep. Address BOABD OF <X)N
THoh, Hal on Kongo, l,».
FOR SALE CHEAP
Three boiler» which have been con
verted into oil tank». 42 iaolies diameter
by 20 feet long, with Hues removed.
Capacity 1,1*00 gallons each. All in first
ein»» condition. For fnrther information,
apply to UF.o. SIMON,
New Iberia, ha
OIL TO BURN.
■t M. Itroussnrd announces that he has
completed arrangements to deliver Beau
mont fuel (>il to nny consumer from Jean
I I i t I e to Arnaudville ; order* addressed to
liim nt New Iheria will receive prompt at
todtion.
FOR SALE.
100 »neks of good Japan Heed Bice.
Maniple* can he »ecu at the New Iberia
Rice Mill For further particulars, apply
toornddre»« J, II. V'ABOYKK,
Iota, ha.
IltnHoloffiiHon S of irr.
MCCCK8HION OF KMH.K DKKIAZ.
Stale of houi»iana, Pariah of Iberia, 10th
Judicial I iistriot Coart.
When»«», Victor Krath, of the Pariah of
Iberia, Administrator of the euooeesion of
K.mile I'eKi»*. deceased, has filed in the
Honorable Court his final tableau and ac
count of »»id estate and aieo his petition
praying that the »»me be homologeted and
npproved.
Notice i» hereby given to all whom it
may or doth concern, to show eauee if any
lliey have, withiu ten days from date here
of. why the prayer of said petitioner
should tiot be gi anted.
Witness, the Honornble T. Don Foster,
.1 H'U:< nT our »»id. "onrt, this 1 Ith day of
April, A 1 1 . l!»c v
A. J. MAUMUS, Deputy Clerk.
Dental Work
—no to—
A. G. & T. R. GAYLE
DENTISTS.
kntiirof, nt'll.nmn— VI» mtaikh.
F. N. BRIAN, M. D.
physician and surgeon.
Obstetric* and Uynooology a Specialty.
1 IffltH», Kmmitr lliiltillni RMlflnnce, corner
HhnrlMi »nd (Vnter »treet«
Call* promptly an»wered Day or Night
<'iimtifrl*n.l 'l'hon«. R p«,,ü »!0 i Ofllc», 100,
To Fuel Oil Consumers.
The Sutollff Oil Co. is now prepared to
olo»e oontraot» for the delivery of Fuel Oil
by rail or water. A large »torage tank
now in cour*e of conatruotion will be com
pleted in 30 day», lia» a »torage capacity
of 15,000 barrel* ane will be located at
New Iberia Having our own »tenmboat*
and barge* for water delivery, give» u»
incronred advantage» over competing com
panic». We alio own our own tank cars,
thua inanring aafe and prompt dalivery.
To consumera of oil on Bayou Teche we
contracHo deliver oil in their storage tanks.
For fnrther Information, apply to
T. B. MOBHK,
Box 34H, New Iberia, ha.
SUCCESSION SALE.
SUCCESSION OF OZKMK BOMEBO.
State of Ijouisiana, Parish of Iberia. 10th
Judicial l)istrict Court.
Notice is lirreby given that by virtue of
an order issued unto me by the Honorable
10th Judicial District Court, in and for the
Parish of Iberia, State of Louisiana, or
dering me to sell, therefore I, Oeorge Hen
derson, Sheriff, through F. J. Mestayer,
Deputy Sheriff, will offer for aale, and
will sell to the last and hlgheat bidder,
FOB CASH, at a place known as the Co
teau, In the 5th ward of Iberia Parish,
State of houisiana, and on the premises
described below, between legal sale hours,
nn
SATUBDAY, MAY 3d, 1002,
the following described property, to-wit :
The undivided one half of a certain tract
or land situated in the Pariah of Iberia,
State of houisiana, at the Coteau, meas
uring seventy-seven and one-half acres;
bounded as follows, to wit : north by heirs
of Theogene ltomero, south by haodice
Ouliff, east bv Baptiste Bourqoe and west
by liouden hewls. Also the undivided
one half of the following movable proper
ty, to-wit:
1. A house of residence situated on
above described land. 2. One corn crib
on said land. 3. Two feather beds. 4.
One moss bed. 5. Three feather pillows.
0. Three blankets and one quilt. 7. Six
small feather pillows. 8. One arrooir. 0.
One press. 10. One table. 11. One mir
ror. 12. One cypress bedstead. 13. One
corn mill. 14. One set of eooking uten
sils and tin palls and pans, IB. One cat
tle brand :oy). 10. One spindle and
card». 17. One olock. 18. Twelve rolle
wire fenoing. IF. 48 panels of fence
pieux and wire. 20. 25 panels of fence
pieux and wire. 21. One lot of old tools.
22. One small pounder. 23. One plank
shed. 24. One lot of chaire. 25. One pul
ley and mallet. 26. One small trank. 27.
Five barrels of clean corn. 28. One gal
lon of lard. 20. One moea mattress. 30.
One empty trunk. 31. Three eheets. 32.
One wsgon.
This sale ia trade and ordered for the
purpose of paying the debts of said suc
cession.
Given officially thla 20th day of March,
A, D. 1902.
GEO. HENDEBSON, Sheriff.
Per F. J. Mestayer. Depnty Sheriff
SUCCESSION SALE.
SUCCESSION OF CLAY DEShATTE.
state of houisiana, Parish of Iberia, 19th
Judicial District Court
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order Issued out of the Honorable 10th
Judicial District Court, holding session in
and for the Pariah of Iberia, dated the
l<>th day of Mareh, 1002, and by virtue of
a commission addressed to the nndet
signed, authorising her to engage the ser
vices of the Sheriff of Iberia Parish to cry
out the aale ; there will be offered for aale
and sold at publia auetion to the laet and
highest bidder, FOB CASH, at the front
door of the Court Honee, in New Iberia,
ha., on
SATUBDAY, APRIL 2<ftb, 1003,
between legal sale hours, for the pnrpoM
of paying debts of the succession, the fol
lowing described property :
A certain tract er parcel of land with
all the buildings and improvements there
on, with all ths rights of ways aqd drain
age tberennto belonging, situated la tberi*
Parish, 1*., containing one hundred so
perfleial arpents, more or lees, boended
north br lands of Lejenne. on the out by
tends of Walker er assigns, and on the
West by the pabHe rand.
Two mules
One eut.
Three plows and other agrienltnrtl im
CALICE DESLATTES,
plements.
TotrU
THE HARDWARE EMPORIUM
—or—
Southwest Louisiana.
ERATH
Hardware Co., Ltd.
Mrii'k Biiiltling. ni'ttr Ktiilrnu'l
Depot,
New Iberia, La.
DEAhEB IN
HARDWARE,
furring»! Miitoritil. Tonis nf hIi
DfW'riptlOllS», iStoVON, tlllllH,
< 'littery,
Avery Plows,
AND OT1IKK
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AhSO
II ouhv Furuishinff (J oiu Im.
Everything in tin* wny of
Building Material,
Such nw Lime, Coniont, Fin» Briok,
Kt<\, Etc.
STEAM FITTINOjS,
OftH Pipes, Piiokitig, Hownr lfi|M»n
Free Delivery, nl » reasonable di«twioe ol
all flood* pitrchn*ed. |
Uentlomen V
Your HOKHKH uro looking
bndly. Wlmt they neetl;i8
« box tif
TAYLOR'S "
CONDITION I'OWOKK,
an«.
....FOR H ALK BY....
JOHN H.TAYLOR
APOTHECARY,
NEW IHKMA. I.A. ;
Messer- M
BREWING ASSOCIATION
ST. LOUIS
LAGER BEER.
ERATH
Ici & Oottliii Ci.
LIMITED,
SOLE AGENTS
—at—
NEW IBERIA.
Keg and Bottled Beer.
DaslriMo Residence Property
FOR SALE.
The hawton property in the East Km I
residence district of New Iberia, meas
uring 75 feet on Main stteet by 230
feet In depth, upon which isthe home.
And abutting to this a tract of 150
feet front on Charles street by a depth
of 230 feet, divided into three lota,
upon which are three small bounce,
now yielding an annual revenue of
010(. Can be purchased in block on
liberal terms.
The Horner place, corner of Iberia
and Haoker streets, lot 100x150 f »et,
comfortable new residence, built to
one side lot ; corner suitable for busi
ness. Terms easy.
Also two- arpent tract with comforta
ble residence, on Duperier avenue,
East Side, adjoining the W. H. Crows
place. 9850 cash ; and transfer of
stock in Iberia Building Association,
to run three year* more at rate of $14
per month.
This property will remain on the
market only three weeks longer. Ap
J. B. hAWTON,
New Iberia, ha.
ply to
SHERIFF SALE.
EMIhE GAJAN,
VS.
J. h. MOhhESS, ET AhS.
Stats of Louisiana, Parish of lberls,
Judicial District Court.
10th
Notiee is hereby given that by virtue of
% writ of flera facias, issued out of the
above sntitlsd matter, I, George Hendct
son, Sheriff, through Frank J. Mestayer,
Deputy Sheriff, bsvs seised and will offer
fer aale, and will sail to ths lout and high
est bidder, FOB CASH, at the Conrt
House, in the eity of New Iberia, Parish
01 Iberia, State of Louisiana, between le
gal aale hour* on
SATUBDAY, APBIL 10th, 1002,
the following described property to-wit :
Twe American mnlee.
To pay and satisfy the sum of one hand
ted end fifty dollars debt, with Interest at
R per setit per annam from the 0th day of
Janaary, 1001, until paid, and 10 per cent
attorney'a feea upon the total capital and
interest, and all coats of theee proceed
Tim officially thla 5th day of April A
D. 1902. GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff,
per F. J. Mestaysr, Deputy Sheriff.
T he E nterprise .
i,v/1 onsnn hii rowoi imrni
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF IBFHIA PARISH
AND TOWN OF N&W IBFRIA
I.IT1LF BATEESH.
We cannot remember readinu »milling
nn Hie subject »o beautiful nnd so line
In nature ii» the following
You liad little boy, not moelie you care
How bti»v yoinc keepin' vom pom gran"
pere
Tryiir to stop you ev'ry day
flinsiu' 'b' hen nimm' de hay
W y don't vim goev' dem time to lav*
hit t le Hnteeste !
i iff on do Hoi' you follow do plough,
lien »v eil you're tire you scare do cow,
Sickill' do ting till iley jump lit' wall
So de milk nin l good for nothing nl nil
An' you're only live nn' n linlf dis full,
hittin Hnteeste I
Too sleepy fm snyin' ito pravei loniglit V
Never min' »'pose it'll lie nil light,
Mnv dem to morrow ninl dere Im go '
Kn»' nsleep in n minute or so,
■An' lie slny lalt tint till de roostéi crow.
hittle l!nteo»e 1
lien wakes ns up right nwny toute snutn
hookin' for »omething more to ont,
Mnkin' me link of dem long leg crnno,
Moon n» tie swnller, tin "tnit ngain,
I wonder your «toiiiaoh don't get no pain,
hittle Unloose '
lint see liim now lyin' dere in bed
|,ook nt de aim onderiient bee» bond
If he grow like ilnt till lice» twenty year
He'll be stronger dnu houis Cyr
An' bent nil île voyagoiir» leavln' here,
hittle llalee»o '
Hut heetle Hnteese! please don't forgot
We ratler yon'ie stnyin' de »mall yet,
i chase do chicken an' mnke dem seine
An' do w'nt you Ink wit yo' old gran' pete
For w'on you beeg feller he won't be dere,
hittle Hnteese '
4«. -
Children often inherit feeble digestive
power and colic of a more oi le»» »evere
character result», when food is taken
hleh is nt all difficult to digest. White's
Cream Vermifuge acts ns » genernl and
lermanent tonic. Price, 25 rents. Kstorge
trug Co.
THE NEW CMUZATION IN THE
SOUTH
fol. Kirby, in his speech before
the Progre«8ive Union of New Or
leans, in quoted na miying that
'upon the (hilf of Mexico will be
built up a civilization such its the
world has never seen." Let iih
hope that when our great civilisa
tion shall come, tlio words "such
as" will be found to refer to qual
ity as well as to quantity.
Now that the South is entering
upon an era of prosperity, is it not
worth while to ask ourselves seri
ously whether we would not like to
vary somewhat from the many civ
lizations of prosperity that the
world has seen in its lougdayT
There have been in the history of
the world, in various : countries,
eras of great advance in prosperity,
in wealth, in the reflnementa of
luxury, in all the arts of cultivated
life. Somehow none of these eras
have had satisfactory reinilt*.
And whyT Because 'the wealth
and the culture were measured by
the quantity of these concentrated
in a class, and the civilization was
thus narrow and exclusive, based
in fact upon the servitude of the
great masses of laborers.
And why could this bo sot Be
cause, by means of force or fraud,
the natural sources of production,
and various special privileges,
were in the hands of a class, a well
named "privileged class."
If we want a civilization which
shall rival the civilizations founded
on this basis, we of the South
stand now on the verge leading
thereto. Let us continue to grant
■pecial privileges and franchises
without due return to the people;
let us continue to tax labor and
exempt monopoly ; let us contiuue
to elect to office meu or their tools
whose object it is to fleece the pu
blic under the catching watchword
of "progress," let us contiuue to
do these things, aud we shall reap
just the civilization which the
world has seen over and over.
The great need is that the men
of head and heart among us should
see a higher ideal of civilization
oue in which prosperity shall not
lead apart, which shall not sepa
rate man from man by a wider
gulf, but shall be the prosperity of
the wage-earner ns well as of the
capitalist.
We need to learn that all pro
gress ia not progress ; that all pros
perity is not pronperty. The pros
perity that history tells of has in
variably led to ruin. It is clear
that it must be ao, as long an the
principles of its distribution are
nnjaat. For if the progress of the
distribution of wealth is iuequit
able, then it must follow that the
greater the wealth, the greater will
be the cleavage between those of
the house of have and those of the
boose of have not. It is jast
this cleavage which has destroyed
all the boasted civilisations of the
pMt.— J H. Dillnrd, in Ik« Houston
W« "
Tttkly Timet.
■Ct
Graceful Women
Tb* «cent* of the heliotrope, violet or
o « j pre» lottf t't« lovely ftuvvorq *vhoen
Htpv are, ami w riil» the II vpj of flow«*»a ®r» brief
Ina • •• • "• ""it' enjoy Inem fot « day, the
lipflnflful vt iittmo gl vp<* |»lf»fl«5it»p of I ipi
ij.«t»t(.pto o« n«»n pprrjintiPiit t»!«S«!oc I ''•««ft,
loir»t»re»tji of tli<»bf|1tp tasitggeativçof Ifttjot
nml health ft.p prift fmgtein'p *»f i l»e«»ittlf«il
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uootl t««tp, «inl an unerring batlg« of gentltlt v.
Br ad field's
Female Regulator
lu rPB'ilntiiia tbo"» l'ont i »m|iiiU In womi
mit of no wrinkles, paie çnêêfcf« torturtu
nil oil
IIU sliai'elpoa figorpa It l<* <f»labi f j
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thing as ciieatbi« ntlnre. I It*»
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Treatise r
THE BRAOFICLD RtOULATOR CO
ATLANTA, GA.
BEET RAISINU IN LOUISIANA
It is reported til the New Orleans
Sugar Exchange tlint nn attempt
was to be mode by a party of Illi
nois men to try ami grow mi^ar
beets in Louisiana
Chicago capitalists aie said to be
behind the scheute, which ts to
utilize some of the vast tracts of
laud lying fallow in the Nlntc,
which is worthless for either cane
or cotton. It. is said the ('hicago
men already have options ou lands
in the Western and Northern parts
of the State, and that, they have
been looking over Tangipahoa and
St. Tammany.
It seems, according to the report,
that IL M. Woodbury nf the Illi
nois experimental station, and one
or two associates, have investigated
and stated that three crops of beets
can be raised annually in this State
against only one in the mure north
ern latitudes. It is believed that,
the soil and hent will also tend to
iucrease the saccharine matter in
the beets.
The industry has been developed
Illinois iu two years, nnd plans
are now lining prepared for the
erectiug of n large sugar factory at
Bloomiugtou. The beets in the
southern part of Illinois have aver
aged 14.f»0 and l. r » per cent sugar,
while in the northern part of the
State the percentage was only 10
and 11.
This fact led to an investigation
of the soil further south and the
question of upbuilding fnrms iu
Louisiana where, nt little expense,
tlio machinery in the cane sugar
houses could be changed to handle
both beets and cane, was begun.
Just what the enne planters
thought of the innovation could
not be learned. At the Sugar Ex
change it is said thill the beet
would never nlTect cane, but would
help the State.
I'ffrr of for Ontorrh that
I'nutfitH Hrrrrrf/
as mercury will surely destroy thn »en»e
of smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mu
cous surfaces. Such article should never
be used except on prescrplion from reput
able physicians, as the damage they will
do is ten fold to the gootl you ran uo»»ibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Chenny & Co., To
ledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is t aken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Hall's t'atarrh ('lire be *ure you
get the genuine. It I» taken internnlly,
mid made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Chen
ey & Co. Te»timoninl» free. Sold by
Druggi»t», price 75c. per bottle. Hall's
Family Pill» are the best,
The Phillips Brooks House, lit
Cambridge, Mass , now has 559
contributors, representing not only
the United States, but Knglaud,
France, Turkey, .Japan, China nnd
South America.
Thr ltrnl Itlnotl f'ltri/lrv.
The blood is constantly being purified
by the lung», liver and kidney». Keep
theae organ» in a healthy condition nnd
the bowel» rrgulsr nnd you will have no
need of a blood purifier. For this pur
pose there is nothing equal to Chamber
Iain's Htornarh ami hiver Tnblet», one
dose of them will do you more good thsn a
dollar bo,He of the best, blood pnrifler
Price, 3ft cents. Samples free nt .In» A
Ijce's drug store.
The Moorish government has
granted to France it contract for the
coining of $8,000,000 worth of
Moorish money.
Hiivr thr l.m-rtl Onrf.
Mrs. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle, Colo,
writes: "I believe Ballard'* Horehonnd
Syrup is superior to any otiier cough roedi
sine, and will do all that is claimed for it
and it is so pleasant to take. My little
Sri wants to take it when »be has no need
r ll." Balia-d's Horehound Sytup is
ths great cure for all pulmonary ailments
28e, 50c and 01.00 at Rstorge Drag Co.
im sniuirs iii/o\\ in
recent i ■ H
in tu«'t et M I il
eil it m nil i
present
York <
lowing i
ertiwl ll III
I he Sunt Ii
The wh
mai veli'ii
Ami ii I must
1 11 In 11 in wit I
Wiimlerineill sn
prise in the in
Hierein I Hfl l vîtes
IM" -ii
|l|,IS|
r t lie \ew
the M
rapid
'lltv nl'
III
tri'
\\ I i
it
nie i
the
\ new 1 1 n \
nine new smn
me |i|i','istnt_;
Inst i nil ami
nl' that great
.'it lln
Si ill I ll
;ee m
tmn If it
lie liii'Venienl
Simili m i if
isn't I IimI . it
of smiie city
some man <
SIM'
1 tlio
I' the
or some
I Itère I lull
n Itl for m
III loll
woiiihu or some -»ntei prist
holds 111 > I he business v
little Iiii in interested nt I
The South lui the double dis
I inel 11 m ol net'i". In I ly billing
the two The typical Southerner
of tu 1 1 n \ i . "t-iil I •. 1111 ■ 1 1 and laborer
both tu one The business world
of the Suntb is a great aggregation
of indefatigable workers They
hnvi
the
run
just
celle
ein
I III I
go| the hustlers of I lie West,
North and the Knst "on the
" ll jaw Un» New Knglnndcr
a I rifle when ln> hears I lie
ms of tlmsc millions nf South
spindles 11 sels I lie initiiiifac
rers "from all over" to think
ing hard when they see I hut the
South is not content to grow cotton
and cane and rice and titulier, not
wholly satisfied to dig her coal and
her iron from the earth, and to
set her mineral oil to spnuting.
She is taking and is planning to
take the added profits that conic
front turning raw material into
finished products. She is a great
manufacturer already is bound to
be a bigger oue. She is working
not only to keep at home the mil
lion's of money that her industries
yield, but In gather the surplus
funds of other sections into her
treasury to help in the develop
ment of her resources through in
vestment and reinvestment there.
Keep your eye on Dixie! And
what a pity it is that wo can't nil
live to witness the mighty civiliza
tion that will confront our sons and
grand sons there. Sii/mil.
H'ofA* Without 1'rutrhra.
I wns much nlllielrd with sciatica,
writes I'M. ('. Nml, lowaville, Sedgwick
Co,, Kan,, "going about crutches and suf
foring a tlenl of pain. I wns induced to
try Ballard's Snow hlniment, which re
lievnd me, 1 used three 50c bottles. It is
the greatest liniment I ever used; have
recommended it to n number of persons,
nil o*pres» themselves us being benefitted
by it. I now wnlk without crutches,
nitle to perform n grent tlenl of light Inbor
on the farm." 25c, 50c nnd #1.00 nt.
Kstorge I »rug Co,
The four greatest men of to-day,
says Henry Labourchore, are Mar
coni, Roengtgen, Kdison and Car
negie. "Celebrated statesmen nnd
distinguished soldiers generally do
more harm than good. The foro
most benefactors of the race have
been thoso who fought against
abuse, superstition, ignorance or
disease or have discovered the
menus of adding to thn resources
of mankind."
When ehildren have enrnehe, saturate a
piece of cotton with Hallnrd' s «now hini
oinnt, ami place It In the ear. It will stop
the pain quickly. Price,25 and 60 cents.
Kstorge Drug Co.
The governor of Louisiana did
not startle the country by express
ing the belief that (Ireat, Britain is
maintaining n military camp nenr
New Orleans. Let's see, how far
is Washington from New Orhans,
anyhow T
"Don't Speak
To the motormaii," Is a sign to lie seen
oil the front platform of ninny ran. It
requires all Iii» thought, all bis energy
anil all bis strength to pilnt his tar
through crowded streets. The strain
tells on hitn, and
ic when lie gets
" rattled " and na»
an accident. The
surest way to sus
tain the physical
strength and nerv
ous loree required
by the tnotorninn
or railroad man is
to keep thr stom
ach in a condition
of sound health.
When the stomach
becomes "weak,"'
food is imperfectly
digested and the
bMy is deprived
of Its necessary
nourishment. The
nerves are "un
strung " ami the
body ts weakened.
Trie timely use
of Doctor Pierre's
Golden Medical
Discovery when
the stomach is
"weak" will re
establish the Ixxly in
9
vigorous health.
It cures diseases of the stomucb awl
other organs of digestion ami nutrition,
nourishes the nerves ami purines the
blood.
•1 »ufli»r»<l for four
Msmasfe
to that at tlmei
writes Mr. Frank
yen.» w»h P»' n "T
,Ut couldn't »yk Y"
ik Smith, of orÄolto.
«rot* to fui ibout mv
to iim fwr ««41cin*.
£»«ultf (vn\r osed foif
Metflcal^n&VWtjy.; »Pd
r<ly »au »»I I'«*
which I tlM wtih «"(
bottle* <>f your ' OoMe«
mu.t My that I »/" '" iiil£.rWr«mmM,rt V.mi
a naw man. «n<1 I hi|nlT «Comment! you
meok-tne to nny •«(!»»«•.
Chaffee Co . Colo
«icW«. an4 was tol't to,«*
Dr. Pierce's Common Senae Me «lical
Adv iser In pejier covers, is sent fret on
receipt of at one-cent »Umue to pay
expense of mailing <nly- Andreas Df.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bird-Shot
For Tiger.
1 »tlt I
' .ll ■ up
III' III'
it with
n inc.
ll .nil .III'
i harges i
will stop
hunt t um i . Willi
(liu-.nl liuit lln
awfully 11 .k y
a 1 11» < • r
. I« .illItv
i .ti>i(11 \
i lest t ( >\ .
• hunting
1 1xI tnt'il
n 11 1 shot.
No use to
inl .lu.t. Il il
JM I . 111 \ .lllll H
'I \ Oil.
( i Mistimpf i(>n i .
IllOtl!! 11 ist'.isc .. 11
in t I ,U teil I
lln fli'^ll uni
No Use 1 11 1 1
utlin.ity foot I
I li.it s onl\ I H
Hires. ( n m n
Scott's I'.t
I In» adv. un c
-, that.
mul,ion ui;i
nj; to icsist. I
I toughens flu' lutin/
.tnil sust. uns the slirnelli null
(lie disease wears itself out.
Si nil I'll flee '.ample.
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■III 'Iii'ki;
«ICC IMPORTEKS PLAN A RAID
Information was received at the
Hoard of Trade to day concerning a
deal hi rice Hint may cause a loss
of hundreds of thousands of dollars
in duties to the Federal govern
ment and In practically cut off all
sales of the recent crop of Louis
iana, even at present low prices, or
compel I he planlers to dispose of
what remains of their crops nt low
figures. It also seems that the pros
peclive ileal is sn great in its scope
that the sales of, next year's crop
may be seriously affected.
The deal is similnt to that en
gineered by the American Sugar
Refining company and the specula
tors who piled up great, stocks or
sugar iu Cuba, believing that they
mid have the duty abolished,
lust what happened at Washington
i this matter is of too recent date
to need repeating.
This time far seeing importers
and speculators of New York and
London nrc shipping cargo after
cargo of rice into the Danish West
Indies, where there is no duty on
that cereal. Uicc is being stored
there in quantities.
The speculators seem to have re
ceived inside information tlint the
treaty for the sale of the banish
West Indies bo ratified by the
audthiug, which was iu session
at Copenhagen yesterday, nnd h I bo
the knowledge that dutios on im
ports from the islands to the United
States will eithor be cut very low
or abolished altogether.
According to the information re
ceived to-day, the plan is to ship
all of this rice into the United
States as soon as the duties are
out. All of thn shipmonts to the
island» have been made in secret,
the facts just leaking out.
.lust what the deal means to the
rice producing states is shown best
by the figures relating to duties
and the prices for which domestic
rice is sold.
The duty in grades equal to
what is known locally as clean
Honduras, and domestic Japan, is
two cents a pound, and on the
same grades rough one and three
quarter cents. This is a high duty
and might work a hardship in
sotue quarters, were it not a fact
that, dispito the difference in
wages, the Louisiana planters get
for thn same grades clean, «inly
from two to five nnd a half cents a
pound.
At these quotations the plnutcrs
make very little profit.
Consequently, if the duty were
to be removed on the vast quanti
ties of rice that the speculators are
endeavoring to bring into the
United States, through the Danish
West hides, the rice could be sold
for I chs than the Louisiana cereal.
The difference in the price of the
Louisiana product and that of the
Fast, is (lue entirely to labor. In
China, Japan and elsewhere, coolies
are employed iu growing and pre
paring rice for market at from
three to five cents a day. Idtbor in
Louisiana cost from $1.00 to $1.25
a day. The coolie will do three
quarters as much work as the
negro. Ocean freights are so low
that the cost is about one soveuty
fiftb of a cent a pound to bring
rice to this country from China.
The result is that the Iiouisiaua
planter will be undersold from
fifty to seventy five per cent, ou all
rice brought in
The matter was turned over to J.
Locke Bronnx, chniiman of the
Board of Trade, who has written
to Washington. Should the letter
have uo effect, a coiumitte may lay
the matter before congress.