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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-09-20
NOTICE..

By virtue of the power contained
in a trust deed executed on the 23rd
day of December, 1885, by L. W.
Uzzell and wife to the undersigned,
which is registered in Wayne County
in Book Sc page 172, and upon the
request of Ell. We'll & Bros, L will
sell, for cash, at the court house
door in Go]dsboro, On Monday, the
18th day of October, 1900, the tract
of land in said deed, described as
follows, being a certain tract OF land
in Wayne County, adjoining the
lands of John Ivey, Richard Gilmore
and others and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a water oak on the
| White Hall and Goldsboro road and
runs north 81, west % poles to a
| ditch; then 65 west SCI poles to
a pine; then north rs, west Gil poles
! to an oak stump, Ivey's corner; then
north % east 694 poles to a stake IN
Ivey's corner; then south 6s, west
IS poles to a pine; then north 33,
east 331 poles to a stake In the
meadow; then south So, east 1861
poles to a pine on the road, Ivey's
ORR then with the road to the
beginning, containing sixty and one
half (eO3)acres, nor or less.
This 14th day of Sept. 1900.
JUNIUS SLOCUMB, Trustee
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Criminal Cases Disposed of
During the Week.


The work of clearing the GRIM
inal docket before the Superior
Court now in session here was
concluded at noon Saturday, with
the exception of passing sentence
in two cases-that of Jet AL
bright, the white tramp shop
litter and expert dice manipu-
lator, and VIM. Norrissy, colored,
for stealing a mule, which Judge
Robinson will pronounce next
week.
The following is a list Of the
convicted cases:
Jas. Moore, COL, abandonment
6 mos in work house; June
Adams, col, assault IL mos in
work houses; Thos. Springs.
white, concealed weapons, Judg-
ment suspendeds lobe Petlford
and Geo. Whitley, col. ARRAY,
Judgment suspended; Will Toler,
COL, house breaking, IL mos
work house; Fletcher Cogdell,
Tom Cogdell, and Geo. Whitley
ARRAY, Judgment suspended
Lewis Williams, COL, larency, l
year penitentiary; Levi Hill, col,
deadly weapon, Judgment su'
spended: Gus Smith, col. deadly
weapon, IL mos work house;Geo
Munford, COL, deadly weapon,
Judgment suspended; Ezekie
Rouse, COL, deadly weapon,
; mos work house; Henry Powell
col, deadly weapon, 6 mos Jail
/. leave to hire: Georgia Watson
. COL, nuisance, 6 mos work house
Preston Moore, COL, nuisance
mos work house; Jas. Osborne
COL, deadly weapon, 6 mos wor
house; Jim Collier, COL, deadl
weapon, Judgment suspend
ed; Rev. VIM. Mckinney
: COL, larency of an OK, 1 yea
penitentiary-appeal; John Bar
Ie din, stealing ride on railway,
mos work house; Jas. Legget
deadly weapon, II mos wol
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FREE BLOOD AND SKIN CUER
An Offer Proving, Faith.

Ulcers, Eating Sores, Cancer
Scrofula, Itching Skin, Scabs
and Scales of Eczema, Aches and
Pains in bones, back Or joints,
Syphilitic Blood Poison, Rotten
Gums and Chronic Rheumatism,
aud all obstinate, deep seated
Blood troubles, are quickly cured
by taking a few large bottles of
Botanic Blood Balm. We chal~
lenge the world for a case Of
Blood Disease that Botanic
Blood Balm will not cure. The
cures are permanent and not a
patching up. Is your Blood thin?
Skin Pale? All Run Down? AS
tired in the morning as when
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crate the old and weak. Botanic
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Drug Stores. $1.O0 per large
bottle, including complete direc'
tions. To prove our faith il
Blood Balm a trial bottle givel
away to sufferers. For free tria
bottle enclose 5 cents to pa,
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Co., Atlanta, Ga. Don't hesitate
but write at once describing
trouble, and free personal medi
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tioL shown them in permitting
them to sit in court with their
coats off while hearing his Hon
or's charge, the weather being SO
intensely hot. In extending them
this considerable permission Judge
Robinson loosely remarked: .sI
will anticipate the adoption of the
shirt waist among men in the hear
future, gentlemen of the Grand
Jury, and permit you to remove
your coats, if you find them I'M
comfortable, the weather is SO
very hot and oppressive" Imme-
diately every man on that jury
shucked off his coat with a look
of extreme qualification that fore
told the above resolution.
1t is a great pleasure to his
hosts of friends here to greet in
the city Mr.. Nathan Schwab, who
with his excellent family moved
from here to Philadelphia, some
months ago. The pleasure of
their friends here is heightened
by the fact that Mr.. Schwab's
visit is for the purpose of secur-
ing a suitable residence prepare
tory to moving hack to Colds
bore. He was fully persuaded be-
fore he eyer left US that we've got
the best town in theS tate, and now
he is convinced that there is no
place like Goldsboro in the whole
country. The ARGUS and their
many friends here will be glad to
welcome their return.
Mrs. Sudie Faison Belts,
teacher of art in the Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb at
Morganton, was in the city Satur-
day. Mrs. Belts has been
spending the summer at one OF
the art schools in New York. Un-
der the able management of Prof.
E. NICK. Goodwin. the North
Carolina Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb has taken a stand sec
ond to none in the United States:
Prof. Goodwin has given his life
to the work, and the afflicted chill.
dren Of the State are fortunate
ia having the opportunities of.
fered by the splendid institution
for the Deaf and Dumb.
Everybody in this part of the
world will be excusable for hop
ing that the change, which has al
last made the weather good
enough to talk about, will prevail.
at least long enough for all to gel
their second wind. It is not tor
much to expect, indeed, that afs
ter many weeks Of phenomena
torridity, the heat wave has
gone out Of business for the sea
son, and that we may finally
turn with livelier self-interest tt
a contemplation of the coal min
ers' strike, which threatens tt
make a comfortable Temperature
as expensive during the white:
as it was difficult in the summer
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TIE ARGUS
ID DIRECTORY.

Neuse Lodge No. 6, ]. o. o. F., meets
every Tuesday evening, at 500
o'clock, in Odd Fellows Hail.
Cordial welcome to visitors.
Wayne Lodge No. 112, A. f. & A. NJ,
meets 1st and 3rd Monday even
ings, 1880 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall. Visiting brothers heartily
welcomed3
Rumn Lodge No. 6, z. of P, meets
every Friday evening, 500 o'clock
in Odd Fellows Hall. Knightly
welcome to visitors.
Eaoldsboro Council No. 80, Jr. o.
T. =; A 49, M, meets ss6e e e'c1cct W ig 6Sd
Fellows Hall. Cordial welcome
to all visiting brethren.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator on
the estate of Daniel Pate deceased, all
persons holding claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified TO present
them to me for payment by the 10Th
day of September, 1901, Or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recOv-
cry: and all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to make immediate
payment TO me
w. P. LANE, Admr.
Sept. 12th, 1900,
W6t.
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the attack passes.
IF his question
meets a right an
swer, he'll be told
that his seizure is
a warning to pay
o attention to
his stomach, which
is already deranged
by irregular meals
and rich foods.
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases of the
stomach and or
gans of digestion
and nutrition. It
eliminates from the
blood disease
breeding poisons.
It makes the blood
rich and pure, and
furnishes a found
alton for sound,
physical health.
wAbout ten years
ago I G to have
trouble with my
stomach" writes Mr..
Vim. Connolly, of SIS
Walnut Street, Lorain,
Ohio. ut got so bad
that I had to lay of
quite often-two and
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three days in a week. I have been treated b.
Some said I had cancer of the stomach, others
catarrh, others dyspepsia. Then I wrote to
you Cor advice. You advised the use of your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pei
let's These medicines I have taken as directed.
I commenced to get better from the start, and
have not lost a day this unuer on account OF
my stomach. I feel tip-top, and better than 1
have for ten years"
Keep the bowels healthy by using DR..
Pierce's Pellets. They don't grippe.
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what Is It?

A man who has been running a race
with steam and electricity for years,
finds himself suddenly stopped. It
seems as if a cold hand c1utched his
heart. His brain whirls he can hardly
see. vWhat is it ?n he asks himself as
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OUR LOCAL OPTIC.

Miss Julia MCGEE is quite sick
her many friends will regret to
learn.
Mrs. Frank Smith, of Samp-
son county, is in the city on a WIS.,
it to her mother, Mrs. l.. Phil
lips.
Master Ralph Faison, SON of
DR.. w. W. Faisen, he's gone to
Virginia to enter Fishburne Mill
tary School.
The price realized for cotton
and tobacco on this market is
making the farmers very happy
these days.
Mr.. Tyson Dortcb, whose acs
cident in spraining his hip, last
summer, has incapacitated him
for the military academy at West
Point, arrived in the city Fri
day, and will resume his studies
at Chapel Hill.
The farmers of this section "a
always be sure of realizing the
best prevailing price for cotton,
tobacco, rice and other products
when they p%atronize the Goldsbero
market. We have the best all
round market in the State.
The death of Mrs. John r.
Overman occurred Friday
evening, of paralysis, at her
home near Providence church,
from which her funeral was held
on Saturday, Rev. s. T. Moyle
pastor of st. John church, of
this city, offciating'
The Southern Express Com-
pany has issued instructions to all
it's agents to forward all contrlbu-
tions destined for the Galveston
sufferers, free of charge, when
consigned to properly constituted
relief committees in the stricken
city.
While playing around a cotton
gin in Fork township Saturday
morning a young negro boy about
ten years of age got his arm
caught in the gin and was badly
lacerated. Drs. Thos. Hill and
W. j. Jones attended the boy and
amputated the arm just below the
shoulder.
The funeral of the late and uni.
versally lamented Miss Sallie
Stevens was held from st. Pau.
church at 1890 last Saturday ane
was largely attended, and thu
floral tributes were profuse and
beautiful, thus attesting to the es'
TEEN in which she was neld by al
our people and the widespread
sorrow of our community at he
untimely death.
Mr.. r. E.. Pipkin's excursion t.
Richmond, leaving here on tn
morning of September Is an
Richmond on the evening OF tn
26th, at $3.50 for the round TRIP
will give it's patrons the opportu
nifty of seelng>the great spectacu
lar parade of the Virginia Stat
Fireman's Association, with twer
ty brass bands in line, on the morE
ing of the 26th.
Messrs. Paul Yelverton, Pa
Borden, Will Best, and To-
Dewey, noted in the ARGUS sen
days ego as leaving for the vi
ginia Military Institute, at LIE.
ington, Va, have reported ba'
such vicious treatment in the ha
ing process to their parents here
10 arouse just Indignation, al
Mr., M. J. Best. father of Wi
left to-day for Lexington, to j
vestigate the matter. and ia
such steps as he may deem a
visable. The hazlng process b
been done away with in nearly
institutions, and we r surpr
ed that il should have been
lowed in this day at the V. M.
Daily Argus, Sept. ID.
The Grand Jury finished
their work and handed in their
port on last Thursday. In
report was a resolution of thar
to Judge Robinson for consider
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pas forteqaubsrts Sdlafssmab.

Sn elmer iaItsn Te,emberna9t bss
Sabrss 1887 brannie. iudbrsnb Der rui-
fiide Gaiier 9liiolaus Der erfe unA
feline @smablin i'm WOsiauer Wi&asl.
tbsater elmer iran3oiii&en Dorifelluns
bsiippbntsu, bas @intsrpalais ab.
Gur&ibar uar Der Qlnblld bss In Slam.
men febenben unsebsursn gsbduoss.
gDdbreno Der iofort mad Der 8ranb-
iidtis aseili, 9aiIsr nod allen Geiten
umiidtia gefebls srtbeilts, siusi Sdilo.
ipa6sn, bic man auf ibrsm pofen Der.
aeiien baitt, abloisn lisB unb bier
Wlnidiis. bic ourdaus nod tinen Spis.
gel retten MOLTEN, aus einem Saale
irieb. oeiisn Gede i'm nd9iisn @uesn.
blide einiiiirjie. iab bic Raiisrin Be.
triibt i'm annitdiofi'idsn palais unb
iibsroadbte. mas ibr hos tldiI4e Gle.
msnt NlIes entriilsn bdiis. Sbr SsIrs.
idr. Der gsbeimratb gbambeau, bat
fie. bic ibr 70 nutbrusnoias 3ubs su
fudsn; lie iolate ihrsm Qammermdo.
den nadb Dem Sdlafasma9s. um blot.
lib sinsu lauien Greuosnfdrsi aus3u.
lobsn. griiaunt bInte iis um Iit.
Srdumis iie bsnn2 War lie nod In ben
trauten Rdumen oes Winierpolois9 y
"Niis lie nidt cine 9nflu&t IN einsm
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fremben palais iuden miiiIen? llno
bort, ibr gett, ibre llbren, 0aien,
Sdatutleib ibre 3abllpien Nippiaden,
alles 0egeniidnbe, bic ibr 10 tbeuer
tparen oils Grinnerunsen an perionen
unb @eiien uno bic lie fir bsrloren bal-
ten mubte, ifanoen bor ibren Nugen an
BEN alten plabe, fein 8dnbden mar
aeroriidt, tein glatt papier beidmubt.
8alo fan bic Gaiierin binter bic 26lung
bieies @dtbieis. Gbambsau mar, iobal6
bas Seuer ben 6liiael, ben feline 6errin
beipobnte, erreidte bate, nit einem
2ubenb 9ienern unb Iienerinnen in
bas taiferlide SdIafaemad geeili, uno
III BliBeseile iuurben in Sdiirsen, in
3orben. in Hodtaiden afle bic aoiibar-
teiten, bic es euttieft, oann aud bas
gett unh Sas iibriee Wobiliar auidm-
Mengerafft uno cine balbe Gtunbe melt
ourd bic ordngenosn MenidenmaIlea
nod ieneni palais asiragen. Qier fano
allss nnter @bambsaus MuIiitbt mieoer
feinen alten plab. uno 10 ertldrte iid
eas 9Dunoer oes iortge3aube1tsn Gdlaf.
Qemahs.
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Gin 3iefe Der 3bierwelt.
Gin Walfiid bon ssipaltissr 2dnss in
ilrsIi9 nit bem bsr @ersifdsn Eampf.
taiffiabrt seborenben 9ampisr .Wsp-
iun@ In ben 6amburaer Safen ssbradt
morben uno bat einige Gage ipdter
,iemIid unbemerit sine Runbfabrt
bur9 einen 3bsil Der Gtapt eemadt,
9as 9bier IN sluiidsn Gpibbereen uub
Der Ddrsn.SnisI BON WalfiidTdngsr
Sn9sbrilhsn srls9t morbsn uno foll
nod siuem bsionbsrsn Ysrfabren prd.
parirt unb bann In Samburs unb ben
9rbBersn Stdbten Teuiidlanbs 3ur
Gdau aeifslIt tpsrben. gs iit elm Gin.
mol aus Der alaiie Der 8artentpale
unb Bot cine 2dnae bon 20 SUB, barf
alfo nit Gus uno Redt als elm .8isfs
Der 9bieripslt" bsaeidnst tpsrbsn. Ssin
gsipidt bstrug nod bem Sang l50, 900
pfunb-aIIsrbinss untsr ginIdIub bon
Is, 900 Goridsn. bic man bsi Der aus.
idladtuns bss llnsetbiims oils Spursn
Isiner .lsbten Mabl3eit- in ieinsm SRA.
gen fanb. Der alisis pures bon Der
@alfiidiansnsIls 3raIioro unter Sci.
iune tss prdparatOrs 8. 0riserid
(aus 9raunidpeia) iibsr Bergen nad
6amburo ssIdaiit unb pirb jsbt BON
Dem ssnannisn prdparaior nod sinsm
nOn ibm srfunosnsn 1erfabren prdpa.
ytrt.
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esr papaesi ais etrratbsr.

Inter bem S9ab Wir=Wabmub tra.
ten nit benz Sabre 1922 in psriisn
innere llnruten Elm. bic peier Der
Orobs BON RuElano 3u bsnubsn be-
Idlob. Wlit ieinem 8iiniilinee Wen3i-
ioff bsrisib sr in ben Gemddern isiner
9emablin 9atbarina inseehsim ben
Gelosuasptan ae9en bas Radbarlanb.
Nuber ibm. Wensiioif uno aatbarina
tuubte tein Wenid feline Mbiidt; bsho
erhauntsr muBte er iein, als pl0blid
am 6ofe INNER befiimmter bas 9eriidt
auftrat, Elm 9riea nit periieu hsbe In
Nusiidt. peier Der 0robe uar miitbenb
iibsr bisien @erratb BON Gtaaisgsbeim.
niiien, obsr iouobl fein 0iiniiline, ala
aud isins gemablin beriiderten ibre
p5llige unihnlo, gr lieB nun ben Ser.
breiisrn isuss Geriidts nadipiiren.
uuo es fanc iid. baB cine 3ammersofe
Der 3arin bic grfs sstpeisn isi, bic BON
einem bepOrhebenoen ginfalle In per
fien aeiproden babe. Gofort mubte iie
Dor peter erideinen. rGu bafi ae.
bordt." fu6r er bic gridrpdsns an.
Die 3Ofe fisl auf ihrs anie uisoer unb
i&rie tusinenb; .9ein, allerburdlaud-
tighter. GROCER 6errl--. .Wie fonntsit
Gu anoers in ben gsiib zines 6taats-
sebeimniiies iOmmsn2 0siisbe, obsr
bic Softer miro Cir ben Wunb 6iIusnt-
20. srOber 3ar uno 9slbnbsrrider.
Der papaaeiEs-.8iii gu perrldt?
Mas foil Der papasei bisr24-rSd
mub i6n fiittsrn, sr febt I'm Be.
ratbun9ssimmer unb INNER idreit sr:
Wir aehen mad periisn! mir geben
nod periien! llnb ba babe i'd eemuib.
mabt. bob Elm arisa nit psriien be.
t&loilen uno oft in Geseniuart oss
papageis 9efagt ruoroen iii: Mir asbsn
nod periisn!"
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The TEXAS PRIDE"

las neue Sier Der ''San Antonio
Brewing Association (gitp-Srauerei) !,
bat einen serabesn phduomeuaien Gr-
fuIa. "TEXAS PRIDE" III in allen
@irthihaiten eriter alaIie al linben nno
bat bic biertrinfenbcn 5omilien inn Sturm
erpbert. Ter 9,ame: Der Stuls opn
3eras" III slidlib seiudblt. oenn leoer
5eroney mnB itols oarauf iein. oaB ein
iolthes Bier in 3eras eebraut iuirb. 3as
ausge;eibntte Bier bat nidlt nur bier
iiberall Ginaana seiunben. ionoern miro
audi iiberal gelobt. Iuphiu es oeri6idl
iuurbe. gans beluuoere Ancrtennnna
unb ysnroiauua bot es aud in tleineren
areiIen 0entihlanbs aeiunben. bic oon
bieiiaen 5reunoen nit Hroben oieies eeb.
ten Stuiies periehen uuroen,
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Wranaels ahnenaaHerie.

alte Mranssl nod aIs tommanbirenoer
General in etsttin fanb, Iisb er ben
boriisen Waler Wloii su lid iommen
uno beauitraeie ibn. ibm ftir isinsn
Speiieiaal einiae albnen feines 0s<
f9ledts gu malen. Der Walsr fraeis,
Oh Der General nidt sinies ilsine por-
irdts beidbe. bic ibm aIs Worbilb oisnen
t0nnten.-.T Tas IN nidt n6tbia,
meinie Mransel. MAIDEN Sic nur
cine a:bnlidieit nit mir unb sieben
Sic ie pOridriitsmdbis on. psritnli6
Bot ie ia bod tesner ietannt.
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Gfoanksnfplitttr.

mander iuusen eisbe warb bic Che gum
Naifrpf.
g9ie pisIts bsibsn mir bic Sinbsr Eisb'n,
@oe nnptrnerit mir ihuen oner.ieh'ni
Bic 9ass uad Gtlb tciut isins Sdonlsit.
Die esbeusmsiebsit bsftsbt In Der Grssunt.
nif Der 1bcrheitsn bisIss ysbens.
Wsanfsr Boradnasr tuiro srff ssiddet psnn
iein Hahiolssr ba IN.
Wlan iommt nit Ylanhem auf bu unb bu,
BEN man IpSier germ iuttbsr oas Gle antras.n
nodfs.
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- Sc siebt Duppeaeioen. be-
tannt als Quetid)unaen uno Der.
rentuneen. tpelhe eiil5eln uber su>
iannlen iid)er uno leidt gebeilt iuer=
ben burf Den @ebraud oes Meifters
beilmittels ct. 1acobs Del.
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Tas eleaanteite Eager BON
0iananten. llbreu, Suipelen. 5ans
cp 9lrtiteln, Wteiieridmieoipaaren.
etc., finoet man bel 3 ri ser
Bros, Commerce StraBe.
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- 9as Bette eeeen Saut- Srants
beiten rno idlehtes 8lut iino Die
beiBen 9 d. efel Queuen
in San Nntpnip
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- Ghte M alleirer. Gnale 8aBs
uno Nntbr1ltsaoblen Su Den biz
liaiten Wtarttpreiien bel Der
SunSet gSuuo Go.
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Sir in 2Iafaria,DifrtRte,t

erb zoe iiub 2utt's Fillsn unsrldbli4i
+. srbalicn ben a0rpsr.Orsanismus il
uoiiltdnbls. Srbnuns unb lie b,pirfst
2blelnts fjsiIuns
ppu 9Opiidmer,sn, S,roauunssbe-
fhmsrssn. Walaria. 9sbrrl,ietu. @sr
(sopiuus unb oasu @aasuirauibsi.n
1utt'S 2ebers Ytaem.
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Tim Grfaltuna in einsm xaae su

hellen, nebme man -Sareiips Yrnmo Cuiuinl.
Tablets. aue grcSapten sebsn oas e,elo mrid.
wenn feine Stitans srfolet. e. ". @rees's llnt,r.
i&yiii aui lseer S6afteI p Gents,
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9Lnfunft
q. u. & u. y. 0abn.
Nbfahrt.

Nah Galpeiton. 5puiton nnb Guero tag.
ltB .C.1o Solut.
Ra9 Corpus gbriiti. Mranias HaB mnb
SeepilIe tdglib .2:20 Nahm.
Naf) Borne nnb aerrpille, tdelih. aus'
eenDmmen Sonnta9s. -. 2:45 Hacbm.
Hah Borne unb 0erruille. Snnntaas..
$3.50 Born.
Anfunft.
Bon @alpeiton. Souiton unb guero tag.
lich. ZOO Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Nranias 8aB unb
8eepille tdalib. 1:55 Hahui.
Bon Borne nno aerrnilIe. tdalib. aus
eenommen Senntags. -. 1885 8prmi.
Bon Borne unb 8errbille, Sonntags, =.
800 Nbenos.
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v fabrt.
Rad Stodoaie. taslih. ausgenommen
Sonntags. ........ .o:uU Sorm.
Nntunft.
Yon Stodoale. tdelidl, aus9enommen
Sonntaas. s............,,,.a:0 .a:0O Hachm.
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Y ntn nit.
". 6. & =. Nabn.
Min hrf

Naf @aco, Sort @Ortb, Dallas, ,taanias
Gitp, ct. 9puis unb Chicago. tasiiob.
e. " & u. .. Depot .7;45 Roraens.
Mad, ssaco. Sort NORTH. Dallas &C. 1pom
Suniets2epotl ....... 800 Nbenos.
Nn-f fun t:
Bon gbicaep, ct. 9ouis, aanias eitp,
Dallas. Sort Wortb un6 ssaco. tdslif
(Suniet HepUt) ....... $50 BORN.
Bon 3aco, Sort Wortb, Dallas &c, tS.
VI. & VI. y. 9epDtl -. 1920 Abenos.
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&. & 9. u. 8abn.
Gomtbern Vacific 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

Nah Neiu Orleans. 5oufon unb gal-
pefDn tdglid). ....... 12:0O Yittags.
Wah gl Raio. Californian nno Meerifo
900 Born.
Nah Noro-3eras, ct. 9uuis unb Gbica'
90 (katy Flyer ....... 800 Nbenos.
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@nlf Zhpre @ahn.

VI b I q 3 r t.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22

The semi annual election of
officers of Teche Encampment No.
IS, Knights of Temperance, will
take place at their next regular
meeting on Friday night of next
week, the 2Sth inst. All members
are requested to be in attendance
on this occasion, or they will be
fined in continuity with the laws
and constitution of the order. AS
the Encampment now has over
two hundred active members, it
should be an easy matter for the
Brothers to Sc ect good and
competent officers who will per
form the duties incumbent upon
them in an able and satisfactory
manner. In our next issue we
will endeavOr to publish the
result of the election.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22


A public meeting of the Protec-
ted Knights of America was held
here On last Sunday morning,
at which Mr.. L. d. Simmons,
Supreme Vice-Protector, delivered
a short address on "PrOtected
Knighthood.' 1t is to be regretted
that only a few persons were in
attendance to hear him, besides
the members Of the local Chapter
of that order, but is no doubt due
to the fact that no previous notice
was given of the meeting. Mr.
Simmons is an able speaker, and
his address was highly appre-
ciated by those who were
fortunate enough to be on hand to
hear him. He is on tour Of the
States of Louisiana, Mississippi
and Texas, in the interest Of the
order and reports that it is
expanding at surprising rate.
Mr.. Simmons is resident of
Natchez, Miss, and is connected
with several other orders besides
the Protected Knights Of America
notably among them being the
Wocdmen of the World, in which
order he also holds an important
Office in the Supreme Lodge.
He left on the afternoon train
on Sunday, to visit the Chapter
at our sister town, Abbevillc.