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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22

We received tn. following com.
mun;cation for this column which
we will make our
No. 5.
"For the considcrat,ea of the big
folks as well as the little folks.
To the Weekly lberian,
New Iberia, La.
Three boys started out from
their homes one morning 10 sell
eggs.
No. / had basket containing
10 eggs.
No. 2 had a basket containing
80 eggs.
No. 3 had a basket containing
30 eggs.
1t was agreed between them
that when one made a sale, the
others would have to follow and
none would sell at higher or
lower price--in other words the
eggs were to sell at the same
price and the same amount Of
money realized from each after
their respective sales were
completed.
What did the eggs sell for and
what Was the amount realized
from each 7
Respectfully,
Necr0mancer Department,
Firm of PATOUT & SITGES,
Patoutville, p. O., La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22
PlG Resort Hotels
OF COLORADO.
THE HOTEL COLORADO,

GLENWOOD SPRINGS,
IS ONE OF THE FINEST RESORT
HOTELS in America 1t is located in
the heart Of the Rocky Mountains.
The hotel is beautiful structure.
with every modern convenience: II
contains three hundred guest rooms
and one hundred private bathrooms.
The famous hot springs, the bathing
facilities afforded by the great swim
ming pool six hundred feet long, the
luxurious bath establishment and the
unique cave baths, far surpass any
thing Of the kind in this or the Old
World. The purity of atmosphere and
the picturesque surroundings Of val
ley, river and mountain, serve to
make this spot an ideal resort.
Shawnee Lodge ut shawnee.
AfOwa Lodge at Baily's, Col.
are located in the Plat canyon,
among the mountain pines. The above
otels are under the same manage
ment as the Hotel Colorado.
Booklets giving illustrations and
particulars of these resorts can be
had by applying to j. P. DOUGLASS,
70S Common street, st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans, or direct to MR.. e. A.
THAYER. proprietor of above hotels.
room 81. Union Depot, Denver Col.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22
THE COTTON CROP OF 1900.

A circular from the firm OF
Charles ID. Freeman u Company
of New York City, gives the
following:
"For the past twelve years the
average movement of the crop into
sight to the first of December has
been SOIL per cent OF the total
out-turn. The lowest percentage
which has come into sight to The
date named has been 47.42 per cent,
and the highest has been 1888 pc,
cent. If this crop had moved as
fast as the fastest, the total out
turn would be s,746,5O4 (; if it had
moved on an average, the total cut
turn would be s,457,l25; but if il
had moved a. slow as the slowest,
the total out.turn would be 10, 49,
26O. In making these calculations
we have taken the amount in sight
to November sob, as shown by The
Financial Chronicle, which j.
4,79b, 1Os bales.
1.-THE minimum movement TIL,
year was attained during the week
ending October goth, when sos, i6s
bales came into sight. Much has
been said IN regard to the South.
being rich this year, and IN position
to hold It's cotton. While this L
perhaps true, it .eems to be absurd
that planters and farmers would MOI
market their crop more rapidly Al
from 9 to IL cents than they would
ct 5 and G, and that, Too, when the
premium for immediate delivery Of
spot cotton is 20 TO $40 . bale
above the delivery for next Spring
and Summer. We have for some
months believed that the weather
conditions prevailing in the South
during the Spring and Summer
rendered 4 large crop impossible,
and our estimate of the crop fol
some time has been 9,4OO, DOC
minimum, but the movement "a
date. coupled with the answers
xe have received to our general
inquiries above stated, lead us to
believe that the crop may surprise
the entire trade by being smaller
than even the smallest cstimate
now current.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22


Crowley, Dec. l7.-Sheliff JOS.
Murrel, through some exper,
detective work, has succeeded in
lodging in the parish jas man
named ThO.. Stu q Thos. Slutz il
in the parish jail at this place,
charged with conspiracy to rob.
While the arrest was made last
Friday night, the news was not
made known until this afternoon.
Sheriff Murell succeeded IN expos
ing a plot which might have
resulted in the death of an old man.
Slutz was noiicel in the COMPANY
OF Frank Atott, man who has
often be II in trouble here before.
Sheriff Mu.r rel accosted Abbott and
made him confess to plot which
Slu'z had patched up to rob an old
man near Abbevllle, and when
Slutz started on bis trip on Frlda,
night he was promptly arrested. In
his buggy were found two sho..
guns. He is now in JAIL awaiting
the action Of the grand jury
Tim s-Democrat.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22

Dr.. Sylvesler's Llnlment cures
pain in Man and Beast
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22
THE Nj. II. CHURCH CON
FERENCE.

The Louisiana Conference of The
M. E. Church South, came TO
close at Baton Rouge .. last
Monday.
The following places sere noml-
mated for holding the mex, session Of
the Conference New Iberia
Rustic" and Alexandria. After
fully discussing the various places
and after full and free consid era
ton, New iberia was chosen by i
vote OF 60. The vote was made
unanimous.
In the appointments made fo,
1901, We find the following:
"Baton Rouge Disuici-F. S
Parker, presiding elder; Annie
City, +. j. 49, - Arcadia
Demonstrating t,i,7. A. j.
Notes.-The Crowley District
Presiding elder, &. W. Carter
New IBERIA, II. W. Vaughn
Jeanerette, &. L. Manholland."
Rev. J. Nj. Henry was re
appointed presiding elder of th'
Monroe District.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22
Old DR.. Drummond.

After years of patti mt study ard
experiment, has given the world a
preparation which is an absolute
and permsn mt cure for every form
of rheumatism. The pr.ce is So,
but it is two large bottles, enough
for Il months treatment, and will
relic ye the ors: case from The first
desc. Sent by express upon receipt
Of Price, by Drummond Med,clne
Co, New York, with full par,icu ars
and testimonials of wonderful cures.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22
RICE IS KING.

As money maker on modeI ate
Investment, with a MINIMUM
amount Of labor, rice il claiming
attention and first position among
the staples of this section. A
farmer OF very moderate means can
grow rice with much less capital
than he can grow cane. It seems to
- safer crop than cane or
cotton. An acre, irrigated, vii.
yield more dollars and cents net
than either of the other two
standard crops. The question il to
irrlgate.
The Rice Milling Company
OF New Iberia Is the pioneer mill Of
this section, aud il is with 4 deep
sense Of satisfaction that we learn
Of its very iattcring success thu.
season. In the beginning Of IL
year money was needed By the
farmers 10 fit themselves TO grow
rice. The mill directors provided
this money BY themselves becoming
borrowers 10 the amount Of
twenty. five thousand doliars. III.
crop has been made, harvested,
m.lled and in part marketed. Tn
farmer Is smiling. the mill i.
pleased and I'll obligations are
satisfied.
To further encourage the growing
ii rice in this sectlcn ana to b.
'ble to provide thGifrigsting water,
be New Ibersa Rice Milling
company. Limiled, viii constracl
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22
$500 Reward.

For any case Of rheumatism
which cannot be cured with DIR.
Drummond's Lightning Remedies,
internal and external, relieves nj
once, cure guaranteed. Restores
stuff joints, drawn cords, and hard
ened muscles. Ii your druggist has
not got it do not take anything
rlse. Send description Of your case,
axe the agency and secure treat
ment free. Drummond Medicine
Co., "a Nassau Street, New York.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22

Last Saturday we presented:
No. 4.
Predict the weather for Decem-
Der 10Th, 1900. To the most
graphic and accurate prediction of
the weather, which this day
will bear out. will IN awarded
the prize.
The answers are I'LL n but
awards cannot be made TIL after
Christmas day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22
Side Walks.
The Good Work will Stop for
a While.
A Supreme Court Decision
Like a Frost to Further
Progress.

The present administration OF
c corporate affairs has shown clearly
its intention to give this city the
best system of sidewalks that Its
p 'op'e have ever enjoyed. This
work alone was AZ extensive as the
towns thorouShfares and required
the closest attention on the part of
the Committee on Streets and
Bridges to make a creditable show
ing with town treasury already
sh )wlng an Indebtedness from past
administrations. New streets had TO
opened and many walks had 20
be built where no walks existed
before.
As the revenues of the town were
not amp'e to allow Of the town
building walks and carrying on the
other extensive works which have
been lnaugurated, the expense of
sidewalks was imposed upon
property holders by ordinance. The
character and dimensions of the
walks were also regulated by
ordinance. Within the 'stire limits"
concrete walks were required. In a
few months this town would
have had magnificent system Of
walks.
Major q. l.. Hall doubted the
authority Of the City Council 10
impose upon the property holders
the building of walks across their
fronts. He accordingly paid the bill
for the walk across the extensive
front OF the Weeks estate under
protest ard then took the matter up
IN the courts IN order TO test the
ordinance. In the District Court
a decision was rendered in favor of
the town. The case was then carried
on appeal to the Supreme Court Of
the State.
On Monday last, Justice
Blanchard handed down the follow
ing decision
mayor and Board of Trustees of the
Town OF New Iberia VS.. Miss Harriet
Weeks ct a1s.-Syl1abus The autho.
rity to impose the burden of the con
struction and repair of sidewalks and
curbings upon abutting property not
being expressly conferred at the
present time by the law and the
charter Of the corporation Of New
Iberia, nor derived from the terms Of
the same by necessary implication, a
municipal ordinance directing such
imposition is ultra wires and void.
Judgment reversed"
This decision had the effect of
causing property holders TO
countermand orders for new walks
IN front of their properties. This
IS extremely unfortunate for the
town, especially at this momelt
81 there are many missing links in
the sidewalks which will in all
probabilities remain as they are now
till the Town can have its Charter
ame nded.
TIE appellants in this case were
represented by Messrs. Voorhles q
VOORHEES,, and the town by Mr. A.
il. Cammack.
The transcript IN this case
alone cost something above fifty
dollars.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-12-22
To Our Little Folks.


a,--,mr received up to next
4 "Wednesday after.
noon, thus giving our many
out-of-town readers an OppOr-
tunity. All correct answers will
be listed and the award made by
lot or chance.
The premium offered is one
number of 'Uncle Sans Navy"
beautifully illustrated and
descriptive. The names of the
successful contestants will be
published each week, after which
announcement the prize winner
should call at the Office for the
prize.
Address all answers to
The lBERIAN,
New Iberia,
"Our Little Folks" La.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
IsDtipn IN INT OwHpysp

1bo city council NJ tho Dlty NJ Ill'
liDRs Inns OrIMod sidewalks bDllt ~ tho
0sp0DAo NJ Che lOt 0wDopH, ~ follows
on Flrst avenue NORM, ipOm VWnnlyT
ReynUth ~ Vhirtl0lh street, ~ tpoNL ~
Lots ~ md 10, ~ oanh ~ blocks lO7,
JOB mud 100
on Vlypt avenue north, from Twen"
ty'DlDlb street ~ Division street IN
font NJ lois md w, N nneh III blOekB,
VI, Db, %, w, w, Dp md 100,
DD Fourth ngonpp north from Twpn'
ty'soyoDlh w pwopty,olahl4 elpoot, IN
front ~ lOtg ~ npd ~, w block ~
on north Vwnnly rplAth. street "
front ~ lois ~ ~, inclusive, W oneh
~ blocks bD md W.
on North Twenty seventh atToof IN
from of lois y ~ " inclusive, ~ blppk
~
on North l'wpnty paeynDth streOt In
front ~ lots w y Inclusive, w bIoel
ba, (VOytNp'g addition
pn norm THIRTY 'pppnun ptroot from
MOnlDnn 0ynnnn w Vnnrlh nY0nnn
north, N FROM NJ lpIs, mud lOln w
VI inclusive, IN hlnok ini, md IN lPonl
NJ lots w w Inclusive, IN 0noh M
blD0kn W, bI md Nv
on South Thlptipfh street, IN front
NJ LOIS y IA IN INCLUSIVE, IN block l0a,
on South Thirty lsnt algopl, M Front
NJ lots 10 u ~itnnlpelyO, IN hlOok lDt,
and W ~ inclusive, w hlonk ln7,
And IN onHe lhp enld aldOWalM arn
not bnllt by the 0wnnrA ~ fhn gnap1p'
A%pnoldWiion Ndoptpd by lho Oily oopl'
Oh, NJ Tim MnlmlinD NJ thirty dnyg
from tllp dnte h0rnOf, lhn council VIII
0pnso thn annno 10 w hnlll, md llo N0Ht
NJ bnlldinH thn HpmO IN IN tAann M ~
Mo owners NJ thO nbnlllnR l0ta, w hO
npllooloN w lhn HnDln nnnnNI w otNnl
Oily tnAnH,
nNtpd Killings, MonlAnN, Anil y,
300
lOO'b'f H. w. llovl0pd, OltS Olplkl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01

This word Nv IN constant 1850 N
N0rthDmpt0Dshipe, ljDglDnd u hns
Two mornings, ono being 30 throw
~ W. IN sOoI, u siOnn NJ S0u" A IN
y0rii0 diversion among boys " "sDot
Ing" birds, They proceed along lll
hedges, ono boy 0p more Oh pl1ll sll0,
MI armed win stones, wllD which lbpy
numerically pplt, 0p 'sopk," my poor
bird lbpy come nppospy Tho other monp'
Ing NJ tha word ~ no bent ~ ~ 0lOutv'
o, w. I'm fpleb yon u sDok o The enp'
hDIn,V
have known 'sOpb" IN ibis QoDHoa'
ton MI my Ilfo, ma II w sometimes
nov Dsol bore, "iIl sock him. I'm
give hin bpllsDob,' "lie got u good
sOoklDg' npn COMMON forms, A for
mlJnblp lighter w nullnd ~ bpllbooh,
or" nboplp ~ 0OUWOn when appDkr
Ing 0f "blDsblngg" gIynn md nixon
WVD give ono socks" W0nDjHg no
glyo ono y good bpOllDg,' ~ IN common
Usp In EDsI ADglln And w ~ nun
up y0np socks" r0p 'WHke hnsle" ma
"vpt ~ work.
A stone IN tho bool ~ u Bopk ~ slo1l
Ing W u wnll known n|SlplHpopn llfp pro
server ~ tDk0p sDlps nnl Queries,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
TO PARIS m AN AiRSHtP.
An ABsstp Company Will Establish
Regular LINES.

The charter II the GtIsiead Airsbi.
company. with a capital stock Of 800.
600. was filed IN the office Of the sperc
tary Of state NJ Austin the other day
The iDoOrDOrAt0rs nre Texas aud cart
erD capitalists. The purpose OF III
corporation ~ ITO manufacture an,
sell Ajpsbips," The Inventor Of tIl'
nirHbiD w W. H. Gusiend. u rnilrOnt
station agent Of elm Mott, TeS. III
wns jD Austin recently and gave sojn,
Of the details Of his invention IL
snys TINT the airsbip which be has ~
vented ~ constructed and operated ot
the "projectile force principle" wDtel
be discovered six yngps ago. lie com
pletel u wording model u short TIM
ago, and II had a inst ~ Elm Mott u
few weeks ago, The demonstration
WAS u SUCCESS. II is declared,
This Dtrsbip ~ constructed aud oppr.
Gtod on u principle entirely different
from any heretofore attempted. s0yr
tho Now York Sun u has been eirp.
fully examined by Octave Ghnnmte Ut
GbieagO, who " said 10 be m authority
on nerinl navigation and pronounced
prDetlonL TIE company just Organized
VIII begin the construction Of ''ajrsbIps
for ppaelionl use" The first one VIII
BIO completed about July 20 II VIII
bo operated with n "teD horsepower
compressed oDpbOpie nejd gDB motor"
The hDll VIII bp ~ feet long aud ~
feet Wide, " VIII hDyo D eapnojiy "
200 pounds Uffing power mud WI cost
$1,000, ~ maSimHm speed VIII be
- miles per hour
iustoDd enys TINT Immediately ppoD
tho completion he VIII sDll 10 Spw
York IN ", and infer reminding there
o few days be VIII cross the Atlantic
In the wonderful aerial conveyance
md exhibit ~ the Paris exposition
lle expects 10 releb Inpis about Aug
J. lIn soys that there ~ 10 chance Of
failure,
After completing tho first B5,0OO mn
chine the eompHny VIII construct small
er 0nps With u capacity Of one nlnD
epch, These VIII cost about 5000 The
company Intends 10 establish pegglnr
limos Of Dlpships between MI the prlu
elpal cities ~ the Tpifod slDtos md
between Now York and Europe,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
BAPTISM I'M THE LoRpAN,
ENpprlanes NJ nm American Minister
IN tbs WOly land,

Vle Roy Il, w. Boon, mn evangelist
NJ tho fhTlsfINn church who lives IN
Perry, a. w. ~ now travelling IN tho
Holy Land, W. writes lhNt on Mnrnll
" Ip WIS driving NJ Tho Wiley ~ Tho
river IordNn whom 4 man who snld w
was VhnnNs H. Edgn ~ HNWlsLurg
asked him ~ hnplIan Mrs, Edge IN lhn
river NJ ihplst wNa hpnlizpd,
RnfpInl persons Ind r%Nngrpgntpl 0l
tho hunks NJ lln river, An0 tho prnnph'
~ pSprnaRpd his Willingness II ~ could
gpl d hNpElAmnl snll, HOys lhp Nnw
fNpk sun, 4, r. rprlpy, IN American
soldier who had been IN tho Fhlllp'
nlnna, WIS IN the crowd and ~ once
altered mo NSp NJ ms pQnphpl THIS
md nv, oyere0At fprnlHhpd lhp bNplls'
anal suit
Whp nprly was rpWpd by ANnhs ~ \
aNIlnhlp plNpf' nnh me hNpHHW ny I'M
MpphlNA WAs performed
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01

Nd doubt the sllipiss mouth IN placed
70 much beDenih the projecting mnz.
zle, under which also the nostrils lie,
that II may serve lts proper purpose IN
the best way, Ia all records Of The
hnbifs OF the fish we are told TINT IA
can ana does bite out jnrge chunks OF
flesh from the dand bodies VT whales
aud even from living victims OF liz A..
tnclss, aud II ~ easily q TINT " i.s
mouth wiis Ike TINT ~ other Dishes the
necessary lesorDRp would no lnpkIug,
A further ralAOii seems ~ be llat the
silnrk by ibis peculiar position of liz
mouth N compelled 10 turn upon iis
bnol 10 strike and N thus Dblo 10 do,
liver NV onset from below with more
dendIy effect,
This Formidable strength Of jaw IN
backed up by a most torrlbln array ~
teeth OF which Ia ON species lbpro
nre nv iDDny ns nix rows MI around
Eneb tooth IN sDw p1goJ and pointed,
and s0nDn Df tho I1rgnsi are ~ much IN
two inches In Dpnn1ill M tho bnsp,
Those w ljnt against tho JAWS and eDH
be raised by separate muaoIns NJ Will
No tbnt, ~ tho SHARK dnyiA upon its
prey, they spring ID end, ~ y nDt's
plDws npe stuck on from Nv pDws,
This nprRnRpmonl VIII Dot allow my
thing once b0IteJ 10 poluDD, 80 tint u
sbnpk's mouth Nv u workable Ienlb mp
~-HClDpinnnu Enquirer
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01

The discovery OF the famous Tresnr
mine Ia tnlDyerDs county, Cal, N curl.
ous IN mn illustration OF pure luck aud
doubtless has ilenrtpllnd IlaDy "A din.
e0traged miner, IN JDDgnry, | 81.
Henry Becker, n GermDD. Da1 John ",
Trimmer, u Connecticut man, Two poor,
rugged, discouraged mining pro )ept'
ors, went Into the MOUNTAINS Of cain
yeras county TO eat 0Dk wood for fapl
They expected 10 mike sometime llta
S3O or KID oDol per month during iDp
winter by the sale Of the %A0d. I'bey
made their home IN Dn old abandoned
miners o0DiD, A beDyy fail of suDw
bad covered the ground 10 the depth Of
two or more feet
one dny Tho two men built u great
bonfire of brush, The bent melted The
snow md jefi M aJoa of bot pnrilL
Becker determined 10 mike M DppD
out ~ tho bot ground, aud. securing n
blpDob ~ door Dlpnt, he begun tho
digging Of u hole IN which 10 bnhp
H. Az the depth " two feet bp
came upon u bed of rock, liz bad been
\ pr0spoofOr too long 10 resist The temp.
tait0D 0f examining lDn rock, ma. me-
e0rdiDgly, before plaoiDg lbo mpnl IN
tho h0le ba broke or u piece ~ The
PDnls,
Then, Hfiep the yeDjs0D wHs buried
and poDstnl, be DSnWlDpJ tho broken
BIT ~ rock carefully by The Digbl " biz
cabin onDJla, 10 bis very gynDi aston
isAmaDi, II proved 10 bo wbDi niDppB
eDll 1.-Two pools, nssDyipg $500 10 the ton
For several months Becker uDd Trim
nor kept their gvopt DDd \ seepnl ~
tho meantime gDibepJDg Information
concerning tho dlp DUglp md lpDglh
lHd bpnD1Ib ~ lbeip Dnw discovered
lodge, within u ypnp from ~ diseoy'
cry ibis mine hDJ made Becker and
Trimmer vlohw Philadelphia Tines,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
A ANM nnhLa OIL,

rival n fplloNsepa pl| ~ \ hNhsfl'
tHle fRr alive MI n nrnNlAeN IN corn
aIlr sayR The Scottish American. This
II n b~ypr0dnrf NJ corn, pSlrNMIpd From
fhp little ApNk If yellow which "
knAWn M fhe germ, Ya prpyfNl, RpVgIl'
Ing the germs mus hn tflnRYnd hnI0rp
thn grim II FhlnpNd 0r stored and, M
tho result M thA nr0fnHA elnnlNyen \
gnlAllnnnh aNbslnufa n nhInlnnd which
haa lnrn nfnd Anlg NJ \ HllhslllNlf. fnI
llntand MI IN lhf manufacturer m, lNlnll
and fQr IHhENltlHg pnrpQars' R0W II
y announced lhql \ mfih01 Inns lnpnll
a|lalnynEfA flF flVHfglnR .dn0lnrlalnA
nnd Nlh lF ln M Il0p nAlnlnllp WIN
no niNlelnl l0Ha m fpRlrda nnpllly md
AZ tllR anlnN 01al M w mHla n Mlln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
Inns Ihla hlplhp t0np

Muddy mmploflnlA, MnhnhllnH
M,",NlhI N oyn, WAN oo' HNupn0A|00 In" N Nj
pnrN md hNa hmm sold fOl, !lflf SgnFa nn
nl absolute gNnlnnllpr FIlnn W ON
nnl M Mn, hn|n hS HInnn|n nFnR 1nl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01

", ulnk, lDNnpnOs,. liNi aDge nn,
Wits Witch Hnanl HDlyn cured him N
pllOp llpt Ind nlttinlMd him I'M ,lWhnly
ynNlh y nlH0 n Hplnlf nnpn Fnl Hhll
dlaoNApa NAWmn NJ nnlHnfnnh p0lnl
mlpilA dhnpnln nlpH ln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
Mnnk 4 InKnr

UnM LnyogG WAN aITegnI otI| F@M VI Y ne,sIa,o|E,
knrlp ,Hlnvnl l0nl Inl nIlllllgh llN
hrnAlll ny w nnllnQ M, llp ,EnWnlh. hllIl
M lQlllnA nlHn WIN hnll WIZ ialFA nl
nhRllllin HNpLnnlnn HIlgt va llHl nnn
M qld hdIl Nv 0hhnn|n hrlR ln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-01
nnln IfnnIln %linnRnr,

Gam ltAHlR lnAHI lWHmdinlh dnnHert
snKa ile MliWnnlQp hpnlln0h aeelAa
N In II, .lhf paaalhlNlf NJ. aanlaIlgH
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-13
BUSINESS MEMS MEMO,
Friday. April 10.

Friday, April 10.
Fifth assessment of five per cent, or
81 per share on the assessable stock Of
McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd, is due and
payable March l. 1900, delinquent April
l, 1900. The sixth assessment of five
per cent, due March Is, 1900, delinquent
April /, 1900
Two and one-half per cent assessment
on the assessable stock of Olaa Sugar
Co., Letd., is due and payable October
!, 1899, and 21a per cent additional en-
the first of each succeeding month, in
Guiding July, 1900.
Third assessment Of 10 per cent or 50
per share on the assessable stock of
Nahiku Sugar Company is due March
l, 1900.
Sixth assessment of 10 per cent, or $40
per share on the assessable stock of
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd, is due
and payable April 16, 1900; delinquent
May 16, 1900.
Fifth assessment Of per cent, or 81
per share on the assessable stock of the
Kamalo Sugar Company, due February
1, 1900, delinquent March 1, 1900.
Tenth assessment of 10 per cent on
Rapid Transit and Land Company, due
April l, delinquent May l.
Eigth assessment Of 10 per cent on the
assessable stock Of Kona Sugar Co.,
Ltd, due February 2, 1900.
The sixth assessment of 10 per cent,
or So per share on the assessable stock
OF Kihei Plantation Company, Is due
and payable March 1, 1900.
The fourth assessment of 10 per cent,
or $40 per share, on the assessable stock
OF the Maunalei Sugar Co., Ltd, Is due
January l. 1900. delinquent January 81,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-13

A report upon the trade Of the Phiiip-
pine Islands published by the agrlcul-
tur department of the United States
shows that the average annual amount
of beer imported into the Philippine
Islands from 1886 to 1890 was $1O2, 313,
and in 1898, S104, 712 A large amount of
beer was exported from Japan to the
Philippines. and to the other East IN
dies but the figures are not obtainable.
The amount of beer shipped from the
United States to the Philippine IslanCs
during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1899, was 65,344 dozen bottles, valued at
s91 ,S17.