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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12
NEED OF ANIMAL FOOD.
striking Argument Presented by
New York Experiment Station.

striking Argument Presented Dy
New York Experiment Station.
Look on this picture and then on that
and you will see the difference in ef-
feet between feeding poultry on purely
farinaceous food and on food composed
partly of animal matter. At 8 weeks
old lot A, fed on a ration containing
animal food, averaged in weight AZ
pounds, and there was no loss record
ed. Lot b, same age, fed on ration
lacking animal food, averaged in
weight two pounds, and half Of the
number died before other food was
supplied There is protein in both
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12
saNeNeA 9 . OAeAaNeN


l'"-''' WIS az ".' e'NN, "nien was
near ,", "l'N "4'.''"' ne "lhdo"
l"oAt' N""H "A lAr I"AGtI'uS' over
M"''l'.''- '.''''It o' N'u.A -" 'ltr street.
i ne 7I'"u'"- "i H'-t " ",'lN' lAe crash.
i'5 '' ,""''''.''|' l.'' ''"l'tr oil moor
peal9' 'lf '','.' 'i L'''..'eSS' l"e Jafrihs
oil ui'''""'-'.'s'. ''' L.Y'Sc voices oil
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the touch. ur Ii. HeInfl ft gently back.
seized his pen and began ON another
stanza.
A brown hand roachcd over his shout
der a couple of letters fen on the
omen ledger Oue-the one in the firm.
characteristic feminine hand be had
come to know-he tore open with fin
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12
WEEKDAYS


sc" stops to take on passengers for Columbia
and points east. "h'' stops to let off passen-
gers from west of Columbia
additional trains leave Frederick for Bruce
vile us, 9.45 a. m and % p. m. weekdays
returning, leave Brucevile for Frederick S.38,
1910 a. m, and 8 30 p. m
Trains leave Hanover for Gettysburg at $50
a. m, 2.f5 and 5.42 p IN. weekdays; return.
ing, arrive at Hanover from Gettysburg, 9.7
a. m. and i.2S p, IN. weekdays.
TRAINS LEAVE YORK FOR THE NORTH.
Pacific and Northern Express daily. Asa. m.
news Express, $50 a. m.
Niagara Exp and Mail, weekdays. .2T a. m.
Chicago Exp. and Fast Line, daily l.4n p. m.
Chicago and st. Louis Exp. daily. so p. m.
western andS Louis Express dailyl0.4 p. m.
For time tables and further information %
ply to Ticket a gent at the station.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, j. II. WOOD
General Manager General Pass. Agt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12

The average height of an English
man is feet S%i inches.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12
INTEREST !
NOR SALE.

Montgomery County Farms 40 to 600 acres,
convenient to railroad or canal. Nicely i'm
proved IS acre farm, near Rockville; 100 acre
farm, near Deerwood Station; 300 acres for
$780, 2.miles from canal.
JOSEPH READING d CO.,
oct 5-lmo. Rockville, Md.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12

FREDERICK DIVISION.
"f" stops only on notice to conduct Or
agent, or on signal,
For PHILADELPHIA AND THE EAS,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
FREDERICK DIyIsIo.

Schedule in Effect October LIST, 1900.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12

Having more business to look after than
can properly attend to, l have decided to sell
a portion of my holdings, and now offer fol
sale.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09
cAsrooN.

One u the little thinss which 10 not
absolutely essrOtisl. but which the
k--per II . d rk Of bens Gill be well
paid Tor preparing. 10 charcoal. The
hens sill not consume = great quantity
u IL. but :hey s-em to need certain
amount Il it. AVID the god effects Of 1t
are admitted by all.
Charc,,aI is not usually kept for ssle
in the viIlagc~. and the majority Of
poultry keepers are pu, 10 the neceseity
Of sending away Tor it or Of mapufsc-
turing it. An article which wiii fully
answer the purpose can be made from
,.,rncube. and this is the material which
generally i. made USE Of in the West.
Rake lot Of cob- in = looee heap
where the will burn freely. Let them
puru until they are charred through.
hu, before thy arc reduced to sshes
smother the flame With oats. Uss no
water for putting out the blsse. The
half burnc oat. vii! not be wasted. ~
the hen. will eat it with ~ much relish
a. that which has not been touched by
the Dire. Crush the charcoal AMI keep
up constantly u small Ink ot it in the
,r,u,,r, house. Euice.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09
Extra Early pO.atoss.

II il 10 deeirsbI. to have potatoes
seven to ten days ahead OF those pro-
ouced by ordinary f.id culture. place
uncut tub-rs blossom end up. in shal-
log boxes till-i xiih SAM. About one
fourth the length i the potato ehould
protru,e from the sand. Put the boxes
in sub iu-i light in a temperature Of 30
or 60 degrees Frum tSenty five to
thirty DAYS after the potatoes are thuo
stari-i ,axe tt- tubers from the ssod
and place 10 a !, Ia in the same poaitioo
they a-rupiet N the box. Potatoes
treated in this Wy u,ll he considerably
fr"m the bin aud planted in the Ordi.
nary manb~r.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09

MISTER Of fact the moro thoroughly
these arc done the lighter will BE- the
future operations Of similar nature.
Care should be taken while hoeing not
to hoe down the ridges and hence EXPOSE
the top Of the root. Tho soil should
always be hoed toward tho beets and
never away from them. ~ that portion
of the root which grows out Of the coil
viii be discanied when tho bsets are
ssnt to the factory On account of the
mineral salts accumulated therein. This
results in . material los to the grower.
besides reducing the coefhcsent Of purity.
Sugar beets 10 order to contain . good
percentage Of sugar in the juice must be
grown almost entirely beneath the soil
snd the thrifty and vigorous growth Of
tho leaves must nor be retarded, but
should be encouraged 10 every possible
manner, - it 10 through these that the
sugar 10 formed. Frequent hoeings
must necessarily be Continued through
out the entire season. II 10 often said
10 Germany. where the culture OF beets
bas reached . degree much Dearer per
lection than in any other country. that
the sugar 10 ho-d into the beets- Outside
OF hoeing and irrigating no more work
wili he required until the crop is ready
10 hsrvest. which in our country 10
some time in October orfthe first part Of
November. 1t 10 generally coocedeI
tast the digging OF the beets in the fall
il = great task but this il not always
the CAS-. Notwithstanding the fact
that they sometimes penetrate the soil
to . depth u fron, two to three feet
they can be easily dug by p'owing =
furrov about eight OF ten inches deep
along the side u each ros and then
pulling them out by hand. The land
side of the plov should be allowed to
run - close ~ possible t. the roS
vitho.t injuring the bests- This sill
leave the coil veil fall pIoved for .
succ-eiiog crop next year. Thoss Who
Gao afford the luxury Il digging ma
chine will of course have one and 50
they cost lly about Is 10 Denver many
vili be pee.i,d 10 those Districts whore
beets are grown in . commercial way.
These uachioes sre very simple and
ooe vill Last life ioe. It works soos-
thiag like potato digger BY rsneisg
sS1wu6vAs6ui1g usssru~ q bse0
Thsu there .rs sappIeosntasy nsehines
o. sollow which top the bests sod
elevate them into the wagon box by
WHICH they are hauled to the factory
store bins xithout further handling
C E Mead in Field L Farm.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09

zach cold va> wcs.p than the one hcfcr~. ~
thruat .crnsea - - w~akeS, snd the les1e
ehansc in the veaAkes started the cosahin4
sGAin, Tho la>t cold Nas the most sevcrV q
sh. I Was rraliy frishssneA Cough siroee
and hcsac srroanrers did no eceA. a ffiss4
tcll me aissus Acker's EnglkA nmedy. I
ers bottle. snd you never ssv the HE -
the ~ay 70 srsrA D<tore The ez,sak Ve asee
ws NSll. Ny shrves fcit - ssssaQ Da -
- erald -. Aloee thso hsye - - oss0
ssvsAae. 1tAesk AeAsv'e e.slAA es0.yo
aypaaehpo IT, ass1r1ss hu1ae q - oAsu14
- q earSly rs-aas the ekaaess IN sp0o-se.
nN. .Ohhkusal uDsAs cCass.eseiro ss~sn.S
CGDsaD CAnaaD 0r1Va
- Oil o.. 1sssAlyn. x.Y.
~ a0a. -. ssANatsssis. sAsslssa
- euas1 0lna0 sRA CSn>s;a: - - -.
~. . - - =. ~. =. ei. My0 oDoso
0aln1u1 - 1nyins. rsu y tAe esssss -
S0 AsuhA - ess yssAs 1.oVy tak-
NGnD~ - 49, O~~~.
q Z 1Do9D . -. Ssvs~SA - 1nA
~ - - = z. ssssssA U-ss. cs1o
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09
eaets 10 Uiak Abooi.

Think Of this for moment. you vh0
ship butter, and vooder what Ill this
racket about oleo means" says the
Atlanta Market Reporter. "IncludiaG
1858 and 1888 and = half Of 1889. jus3
eleven = nd one half yesrs. the sale q
oIeo has reached over 6l9 OOO 600 pounds.
The first six years the total WAS 10000,
600 pounds, the last i've .ears ssd .
half 36s OO coo pou DDS, or an average q
about g. 600 900 pounds . year. Whsa
you hunt up the nunber Of cows ~
placed on the basis Of 800 pounds a
butter . COW you can see vhess the
dairy intc rests will be in another year
or two. Butter gets ono freight and
express rate, oIeo gets = much Iovss
one. Every item Of economy in getting
it 90 the market is in its favor Of coosso
because trust 10 behind the imitstiso.
and the producers Of genuine battss
arc scattered from Maine 10 Mexico.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09
COuRAk - EVENTS.

~ - to iOse the young folks 70 sec then
enchin' ont,
UpD4p unknown future with its trials and its
~ - find their old idea driisin' to the rast,
n ~ eAsyve gut to fas- the Stubborn facts q
Sat last,
n0e1Ds he can't wear curis and kniekerboeken
As say.
uoo1 6rd 70 follow somewhat in tie ordinary
0Dsa.
- - Bis clothes lei out . bit and dost you
4 - and fume:
nsVssssrr Is sgrowiu' AID you've gut to give
- roSm
~ 00oa this ynnthfIl nation sort o stretches
and finds
~ q nmber Of traditisas .ort Of bothess him
- binds.
1AaDeA't no use o scoldin' and s-t:htenin' the
Al r. &ing IN suppress i'm with your we'll
-nded schem->;
YSo - simply trust the trainin' that he bad
Dariy youth
- - BIN stnixht aud steady in the road Of
b and truth.
NJ must do his share for this big world . no
a~ fr gloom.
Dn0 Johns;han Is srouin' and you've got to
~ him room
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09

cuu itSlfin
. few days:
cou & hinE
and splitting
OF m nc u >
sometimes
lasted sew
eni weeks.
but a0cr .
~ hilc the
{ 2 q a b 10
Woald suh
sislc. j al
" q Y 9 N O..
ticr>l, how
ever. that
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09
D Yes Mast Q csloalas.

The biggest and best-eslsndsr ever
issued by any A Anerican railroad 10 ~
being dish iibuted BY the Burlingto0
route.
1t has twelve sheets. one for seeA
month Of the year. On each sheet 10 .
striking illustration Of some feature a
the Burlington's service or Of the tori
tory reached by its lines-the governs
meot fast mail running ut full speed; .
tourist car on its way to California;
engine 1891. the largest passenger engine
10 the world; library car; = cOmpart-
ment sleeper. the Burlington station At
Omaha; dining car; q monster freight
train; Estes Park, Colo; the plunge bath
at Hot Springs. s. D. Yellowstone Falls,
etc.
The drawings from which the pictures
we're made are by Louis Brannhosd. q
Chicago. and cost several hundred
dollars.
The size Of the calendar is y y.
The dates are in big type which can
BE- read at distance os so feet. For
i simply Invaluable
Purchased in larEs quantities.. ths
calsodsrs c.,st the Bsrlingto Route n
cssts apiscs. With postass. psekiaG.
sse. hey repssssst ~ isvsseosos -
about IS csnts. Oar psics y 9 CENTS
10 cents lees thsn cost. Write for oos;
stamps will do. II it . not satisfsctosy.
send it back and your money vill b
refunded.
1T J. Francis.
Gen. Pass'r. Agent. Omaha. Neb.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09

0oha s~s posssstveay ooseo sseG hso0
ache. indigestion AID coustipati A
delightful herb drink. Rem ives sll
erup,ions OF the sxin. producing . per-
feet com plcxion. or m,oey refuueed. c5
and so cents. II. X. B-sisted, DurRHDt
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09

10 scrss b-asia9 orchard 10 North
Dslts. ennd house. basn. etc. cever-s.i'-
ing suppiy ce ss'er sos irrigation. and
sood yell. Low price. easy tnsns.
Finest baneh os she.p In C.aWa 10
including summer and winter rsnee-
'.ry- ou,6t-rv-ss thing c,mplets.
l0O scres. all fenced. 20 scsss ssdes
cultivation. % acses oe:hard. gnod water
rights. svssythin6 eomPlets. good tsens.
House and , iots t~c~nesh elCo c,sh.
balance esay tssSa Auss b srAl n
s0ce.
@9g<48
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09
rs 1sa Shsa4.

4 su,,.criber. Who omits both name
.ud address, asks us to give . method
b, which he may tan skins aud prlss
without removing the fur or hair. There
are --v-rsl methods. more or lere CON-
pick. ,.ur the purpose. but the fo'io~'ng
sill b- sound simple aad eihcac'ocs:
Take -voouful of alum and t~o oil
.ultpet~r; rulvsrize and mix yell tosscsh-
,r. then svrinkle the pr~der on the
ticSh si.'e u the skin. and lay the two
ae.h si,i.-s together. leaving the vol
ou,ss,ss. Taee todd w the skin a. tight
a. y,,u can an h.nx uin dry place
In two ne shree dsys. 90 ~ sOpn - u -
Jry, take Il d,,Su and scrape u U'tA
b,so, ka,s-. till 1.s-ss - .uppsst Eh's
e,api-s~s the peo-eps. aud ~ .ses you
, m ct excrIs-ot ssidie cOvc-. IL. When
zoe hill ycss os,soa y"a ie~a' tas shios
sAis v.y. poe CO sss oors c's 0so
erua ~ s.6dsss sAss poo eas - ss
sAs vunl - shis ssSssssssy ShVd
ssnsrvisA OsAss shass vA.A -
Srsiss - csss stsA ~ ~ - Asis -
-, - sssassa - - Oos Oev.-
Jsassl = Aastessssvs.
VDe900 . sOAO % go ~.
~ tesnosso DgUos oueaeno 1enosA
a. As~mnsaD ssessA - osesy = =
-. {. 90 - = -. 0ssssN -
ssss b - - -
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09
Do You Cough?

II ruc<s I used to he like cVcryh.sly eise.
When I caught c,ld. I just let Il alone, think
The Delta independent., 1900-02-09
KkEDD a
'sYa 6Hi76G Sasa~.,

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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13
Bravo Men, Fall

Victim. t, >'"m zen. liver and kidney
troubles. II, we'll Us women, and feel III,
the results in loss OF appetite. poison,
in the blood, back aches nervousness
headache ana t.rrh lis,it>>, run dow,
tee ing. lslt there's II" n"e, to fee
like that l.is,cu to j. " Gnrdne,
Liavillr. Ind He says: 'tleriric Bit
ier> are Just the lining for 81 man whe1
when he is ali run down. and don
..trt whether h., hives or dies. 1t tli
!" give nle new strength aud goo,
appetite than anything could take.
eau now eat anything aud have ~ ne>
lease "n life Only 80 ce,,ts. at Bate
man 4 Co.'S drug>,urc Every Loltl
guaranteed.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13
Briggs Courier.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER l3. 1900.
LOCALS.
No. I hard &.tt.l.

Mrs. NJ. A. Hartman went to Mime
apolis Monday to visit for few day.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13

-. Ma four room house on
Roberts avenue. Apply to j. H. Van
Voorhis.
The Hannaforl lodge of \ O. U. w,
will give @r u asquerade ball
Dec. %. We will tell YOU more
about it next WEEK.
The Courier received "A substantial
call from Me>srs. Oscar and Peter
Kelson yesterday. These gentlemen
annually visit the Courier almost TO /,
day.
The congregational people will have
a Christ N $ tree It ;r little folks
and big folks too, and the children are
looking forward to tn ,4v.. in Apply
antici patton.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13
For. IIO:ll.Sllc>>.

Hrni luyrr>ul. of Hutton. lud, Ind.
SAYS he hai uul >nukcn above :, wills
per for months nrnl "',r bottle "f
iul,N'> Honey and Tar restored his
voice. II j. used used very largely hy
81 akcr> and Sirycr>.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13
To Cure IL Cold in ono.
Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. +. w. Groves
signature is on each box. :5c.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13
Taken Up

One -n,'rrl mare years old and one
sorrel horse four years old. Owner
please call and pay charges and take
them away. y. j. VIC RTHY.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13

the remedy that cures IL cOli in one day
Mr. and Mrs q. w. Kerr enter
tanned {, number of friends at a pro-
gressive card party Tuesday evening
which is said to be one of the partit..
OF the season. The Kerr, are .rea
entertainers.
u" vnslr shopping ut Hammer &
<'onds'> they will convince YOU thai
you villa save money. They mean wha
they say.
Clarence Campbell and Bob Motf a
sent j II. McDermott n tie deel
which wa. received here Monday. MIR
McDermUtt kindly remembered hi:
friends and as consequence the
Courier family 'iiued ON venison Wed
ne,'iaN.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13
Stops the Cough and
Works of the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cures a cold in one day. No cure. no
nay. Price 81 cents.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13
g ~ nr

This signature is or, every box Of the genuine
Laxative Bromo=Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures IA cOlu il, one day
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-13

The Northern Pacific Railway ha>
decided to substituted the telephone
for the present telegraph system OF
road and will build ana equip long
distance telephone lines to take the
place OF the telegraph wherever
it is deemed practicable. The officials
of thu. road believe tina. most OF the
teleyraphing that is now done in CON
nection with the business OF the traffic
department can be as we'll it not better
performed bv telephone. The plan i,
to place the station on II division in
direc. communication with the division
Headquarters aud the various division
Headquarters are to b. connected with
the general offices by long distance
lines In this way much necessary in
formation of importance to the traffic
and operatinr departments which on
account OF the limitations of the tele-
graph system. must now be sent by
mail can in til. future he te!ephoned
ut once. The advantage of this
system is obvious. Telephones are
now used q1itc extensively and with
marked success on many OF the east
! erp roads. The Northern Pacific.
however. is first of the western lines to
! adopt this system.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-31

Mr.. Crosby is an orator of ma
tional reputation and has been
rightly styled, "probably the great
est American orator" on the ques-
ton, which he advocates. He
has been called the "Wendell
Phillips of the day.
Henry George Jr.,says Of hint
During the greater part of four
years l sat as correspondent in the
gallery of the House of Represen-
tatives and of the Senate at
Washington, and heard many of
the most celebrated public speak
ers Of the country. My belief is
that Mr.. Crosby surpasses them all
in effectiveness.
In consequence of the public
opinion throughout the land there
can be no doubt as to the orat0ri-
cal powers of Mr.. Crosby. No
Single Tax believer, or in fact
anybody, should miss the lecture
of that gentleman Of April 3rd.
Admission to the Opera House
will be free.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-31

One of the most curious prOyi-
sions of the Chinese criminal law
is that relating to suicide. A per
son who so behaves that another
is induced to commit suicide is liza
bic to capital punishment. This
law has on more than one occasion
been put INTO operation against
dunning creditors and nagging
wives; but the most remarkable
case is that of a thief who, to
avoid capture, took refuge under
lady's couch. The lady was so
alarmed that she forthwith killed
herself, and the hunted thief was
held responsible for her death.
The authorities were SO impressed
by "the nobility of mind" display
ed by the lady in destroying her
life under such trying circum-
stances, that they created a tablet
of honor to her memory.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-31

Complete alterations have taken
place on the upper floor Of the
Coguenheim building, where the
Attakapas Club will, in short
timeb be located. Several rooms have
been thrown into one and when
finished will make a place, large
enough for all purposes Of a club.
The carpentering work has been
very ably performed by Mr.. Thos.
Monk. The work of furnishing the
club quarters will commence as
soon as that gentleman's work is
completed. The IBERIAN sincerely
hopes that the Club will prove
success and that the most san
guine hopes of its members may
be realized.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-31
HIGH TONED ANIMALS.-That
Sleep in Palace Cars and Wear
Clothes.

The best care ] tor lot of animals
in the world are probably the dog
and pony members OF Prot Cen
try's famous dog and pony show
which will exhibit under canvas IN
this city, foot Of upper Main street,
on Thursday April 9Th at 2.3o and
s 90 p. m. They travel IN palace
cars and are as carefully watched
over as though they were children.
The most aristocratlc member OF
the company is Pinto, the tiny ele-
plant. He wears suit OF clothes
and a hat whenever be is exposed
to the elements. The hat was con-
structed especially for him aad
m asured in size q. HIS clotb'
were made By fashionable tailor
aud he is in every respect swell
/ he prices Of admission are, child
rem rs cents, and adult@ IS cents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-31
Coming In All Their Splendor
Something Worth Seeing

The educated dogs AID ponies
which are to exhibit ia this city un-
der tent, foot Of upper Main street
Thursday April 9Th at $50 and
500 D. M. are thoroughly worth
seeing. Prof. Gentry IL said TO pos
cess the most valuable collector
of dogs and ponies the world. They
are famous for both their beauty and
intelligence. There ale over one
hundred superb specimens of var.
,ous kinds IN the collection, all OF
which have been selected for then
beauty and Prof. Gentry has sue
ceede in educating the entire num-
Der to a wonderful degree of intel.
ligence. The exhibition Is especially
attractive TO ladies and children.
The prices Of admission are, child
rs cents, adults IS cents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-31

Mrs. Ruth j. Whyte represent.
ing the New Orleans Daily States,
is in our city this week for Il Q
purpose of writing up New Iberia
for the Paris Exposition Edition
of her paper. The States, with
cOmmendable thrift has undertake
en- the task of advertising Louis
lana at the great Exposition and
has placed this work in charge of
Mrs. Whyte, who is visiting all the
larger cities of the state, and meet
ing with the hearty cooperation
of the people. Mrs. Whyte is q
journalist of some ability being a
regular contributor to the New
York Herald and many of our lead
ing Northern papers and maya
zines.
We sincerely hope that the bust
hess people and puplic spirited
citizens of New Iberia will literally
support this movement so that the
many advantages and rare oppor-
tunities of our immediate section
may be fully set forth in this edi-
ton. We know of no better
means of calling attention of the
world to our God favored land
than by having the same thorough
ly written up and distributed
through this medium.