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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

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taub ltumme Nntbonp SibeIar, Sobn
bes 9errn Peter xibeiar, murbe am
Oienitas Mbenb tint @reat Nortbern
8abnbofe BON elmer &anstr-0ocomos
tine iberfabren unb set6btet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
Sternfbnnppen.
Oapib Nation. ber bebauernsmertI

Oauib Nation, BET bebauernsmertbe
9atte Der uerridten Carrie Nation,
lit am Sreitas UNI ieine S9eibuns
etnSefommen. oils @riinbe sibt er
on, leine @attin babe i'm benz Spott
ausselebt, ibre @attinpfli9ten per-
na9ldfist uno ibr Seim uerlaHen.
Sn ibrem t%ranfbaften gifer, bic @elt
gu be1ern, bat ite bic beilise Yfi9t
uerna6laHist, Bic Der Weni9beit OBJ
ltest, obne beren g%rfaQuns ale &e=
tormbepesunsen gu nt6ts fi6ren unb
ber Degeneration BITE Sbiren ge0ffnet
weroen = bic @rbaltans bes 9eimes.
Simmer ueue BSorsase ruerben an
BEN gbilippinen entbedt. Oie berau=
l9enben @etrdnfe 1inb bort mad ben
Qnsaben zines .Solbaten ni9t nur
iebr biais, ionbern ueruriaden au6
nadbalttse &dui6e. gs bleibt pon
benz Stofe 10 utel TIM Wasen surid,
baB Ser Erinfer am Worsen mad Ell
mem &aul6e muir @ailer gu trinten
brau6t, I'M Iofor! etnen neuen &aul9
gu ertalten
ginwobner 8aibinstons, Ste aus
Ser Sommerfrti3e suridfebren, leben
ii6 sen0tbist, rese Sasb auf SlObe
81 ntad)en, bic ii9 rpdsrenb tbrer Nb.
weienbeit tn ibren 9dulern gu Saulen:
ben einseniitet baben. = Oa lit aud
nod cine Dirt Sl6be in @aibinston,
bte aber nur mdbren6 Der Nnmeienbeit
bes &~onsreiies it6 einntiten unb pom
Slute Snfel Cams leben. Nuf biele
loute aud einmal enersii6 Saso &C.
ma6t merben,
Gin meiIer &i9ter i'm Staate Sn:
btana bat mesen S9impferei eineu
Mann b~eltraft, Der etnen anberr
uWarf 6anna" sebeiBen bate. Oe,
Yrdibentenma@er mirb ii@ i@0n b.
riber freuen, baB laut ri@terlt@er gr:
fenntntB iein Name in bic &lane Dor
8e5et@nunsen sebOrt, in mel@er aud
Dds, S@uft, &inbuieb uim, iteben.
wenm @nstanbs aolonial=@ efre.
TOR, Der beridtiste Chamberlain, it'd
TO melt uerftetst, bic S9anotbaten.
pel9e ii9 9orb &it9ener in Sib:
Mfrifa erlaubt, nit ben WaBnabmer
unlerer beiten @enerdle i'm 8irser
friese gu uerslei9en, bann LIT er au'
benz beiten 8ese, es ielbit NIT be1
bieiisen Stnsoes, BET benen bic eng
lil9e 8etterl@aft eine srpbe &oa'
Ipielt, gu u~erberben.
X X
8erliner Oamen baben einenr Srteb
bof fir &asen" einsert9tet. @t
mare es nun nit etnem Ort, no moi
ieinen &aeeniammer b~esraben fam
X
Sas Srie6ensprotofoa in Yefin!
lit enbli9 untersei9net unb ale Wel
atbmet erlei@tert auf = am metitel
bic gbineien. Sebe gers0serunS foite
bic Seiben aud Elm Seibenselb.
Sang babide ginnabmen pirbe1
bie &abetten aus @eltpittnt auf be
panamerifaniiden Musiteluns ersie
len, rpenn iie ii6 tn Der Mibmap be
ibrem beporitebenben 8elu9 nit be-
peri9iebenen Mrten bes Su9spreIen
probucirten, mel@e i'm sanSen 2ano
10 lebbaftes Sntereiie errest baben I'M
fortan Der @ei@i@te a~nsebOren iooen
Gin gbemann in 0ebrasfa, beile
before Sdlfte nod BEN gbilippinen &c
reiIt lit, Inn baielbt ais SduIebreri
gu funsiren, mani6t, baB bieielbe gu
ridtebrt, Inn mad ben &inbern gu ie
ben. Our9l9nittli9 iinb bod bi
gbemdnner entieblid ielbtiidtise 81
i90pfe.
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/ nuhEf1tnana 81 CSihaSar Gah
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

Gin gbemann in @ebrasfa, beilen
before 9dlfte mad ben gbilippinen ses
reiit lit, UNI baielbt ais Sdullebrerin
gu funsiren, wini6t, bab bieielbe sus
ridfebrt, um mad ben &inbern gu ies
ben. Ourdi9nittlid iinb bod bic
gbemdnner entieblid ielbfii@tise @e=
id6pfe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-05-24

The undersigned, Trustee OF Colum.
ola To, Dubois county, Ind, will attend
10 Township business at his office on
wery Saturday, and persons having
lownship business 70 transact are re-
quested TO present il on that day OF the
week.
Ihe Township Library is kept at the
Office Of the Trustee, where thoee en-
titled can obtain books.
GEORGE w. MiLBrRN, Trustee.
Hillham, Indiana,
Nov. %, lS00-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-05-24
Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
letter. salt rheum and eczema. Cham.
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment IL
without an equal. II relieves the itch.
ing and smarting almost instantly and
Ito continued nae effects . permanent
cure. II also cures itch. BARRIERS itch.
scald head. sore nipples. itching piles.
chapped hands. chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
DR.. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic. blood purifier
Odvermifuge. Price. IS scents. Sold BY
Martin Friedman, Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-05-24
JOHN =. JUDY.
IDVDLDR ll( Watch Dealer

Has moved his store to the large
rooms in the basement Of the Krsus
house, on the corner Of Main and
Fifth st., Jasper, and is prepared
to reI air promptly Clocks, Watches
Jewehy, Bicycles, Guns and Sew
ing Machines of al makes.
He, also, keeps for sale . stoc
OF
Bicycle Repairs and Glue,
Sewing Machine Oils
and Needles
For all kinds Of machiAes. All
work guaranteed. Prices rsasona.
BILE. Call and examine.
JOHN r. JUDY
Mar. 10. ss.-n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-05-24
'' Indianapolis sasiad Company
indianapolis, Indiana

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be furnished with the weekly edition
OF the Indiana State Sentinel for
$1.75 for a year for both papers, OF
in clubs Of ten for SIS. Subscribe
Now.
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Daily and Weekly
ENTIMEL

Circulation has reached immense proper.
tions by its thorough service in receiving
all the latest news all over the State and
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Every reader in Indiana should take a state
paper, and that THE SENTINEL
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The Stead Advertiser

Advertiser
Has better publicity than the transient one.
Your announcements are solicited.o
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AuOSoCh OOs As 6svO ~ SocSu JAY WI M Ss 0WS - W"0
and careless, and from what l know she spends most Of her
time before the mirror.
Yes, Frank, l remember that Sunday, but l don't remember
anything unusual about your actions. remember you - .
very bashful boy, and / think II there was moro Of them 1t
present the world would be better. / think you wore . light
suit Of clothes. Wasn't that the Sunday you rowed out in the
river and could not get back2 / always have TO laugh when l
think Of that incident. l we'll remember that Sunday evening.
How hard l did coax Ma to let me 60 that Sunday. We girls
had made al the arrangements at school the previous week.
After . long time Ma gave in and III bet there was not another
happier little girl in the country. Such . time We had wading
through the mud. which was in some places over our shoe tops;
but that was just fun, and We didn't care just 50 We got to
church. Clara and Georgia was stuck on Walter and l was to
introduce them that night. / expect there was . vast amount
Of sgony and style put on about that time. Hal hsl
Your letter was just grand. l never got tired reading and
thinking over them. Frank, l do think it 90 funny, | taks
such an interest in you and al your welfare, and yet I don't
feel that l love you.
Well, dear Frank, l will have to close. I do hope ~thisepistle
will find you well and happy, and that although il is . mis-.
erably composed and written scrawl, may il cast . little ray Of
sunshine into your dear, loving heart; but you haven't got
any, have you? What ehall l ray? Well, I don't know, per-
haps you can substitute something. Write soon, dearest
Frank, and don't b afraid Of writing too much. | have been
very busy and will Be all Spring. l will close; q ever your
loving little LILLE.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
, Dog and Cattle Ordinances

The City Council has declared
war NJ on dogs without tags and up
on roaming cattle. Owners of valu-
able doss would do well 10 heed the
warning of the Mayor issued IN the
form of a poster, for il. few days
all dogs found without tag attach
ed to their collars will 20 to the dog
heaven by the strychnne route, and
all horses and cows found meander-
ing along the City streets Will go 10
the Pound and the owners to secure
their release will replenish the town
treasury TO the sum of one dollar
per head.
The Council is perfectly right in
enforcing these two ordinances, a
dog that isn't worth a dollar to IFS
owner should .be treated according
to the laws of the apcient Spar,ans
destroyed, and owners Of stock who
insist upon letting their animals
roam the streets running sidewalks,
! breaking down fences and ruin gar
dens should be made 10 pay fol
such infringements upon the rights
)of others. There Is we believe an
ordinance existing prohibiting the
keeping Of hogs within the City IL
mits, and the Strengthening and rend
erlng of the fat, if the cattle .ordln.
ance is to be lnforced certainly tut,
last should be. From point Of
health the raising and killing Of
swine within the City shonld bt
prohibited.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13

Robert Deslatte to Bertha Landry,
James Wilkinson to Lucy sylvia
MIA George,
William Turner to Ida Carter,
Geo. Clondy to Cora Robertson,
Amos Babers to Dorciane Glralfo.
Following are the true bill hand
ed in by the grand jury Tuesday
Tom Smart Petty Larceny,
HAYES Henderson Petty Larceny,
Mathurin Viator and Medlsse
Viator disturbing peacable as
sembly,
David Sellers Forgery
| Ellie Vallot earring concealed
weapons,
Frere Green Eft Ais disturbing
the peace,
Theo. Romero assault and battery
William Johnson abduction,
Louis Hebert assault and Battery,
Geo Roger assault and Battery.
Leopold Levy and Blanche Levy
assault and battery,
Evia Dominique shooting with IN
tent to kill and murder,
Amanda Samala assault and bat
terry,
Sidney Culbertson Disturbing the
peace,
Albert Derouen petty Larceny,
UIyssis and Aurelia BOutte distur
bling peacable assembly,
Beldon Spencer shooting at will
intent to kill,
Aristide Turner shooting on high
way, Sheperd Adams disturbing
the peace,
Columbus Clay discharging fire
arms,
Thos. Manual assault and battety,
Lirandois Viator and Hilbert Ro
nero disturbing the peace,
Mrs. Aristjde Daigre Slander,
Joseph Goldberg SANDER:
Peter Griffin assault with DANCE
rOus weapon,
Arthur Sofas assault and battery
Nj. Boucharie selling liquors with
out licence,
Simpson johnson Murder,
Armance Migues injecting woun'
less than Mayhem
Rachael Butler murder,
Daniel Boudreaux Rape,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
A SUICIDE.

A special to the n. Y. Journal
Of July 9TH, says.
New Orleans, July 1.-The gen
eral belief is voiced here to-day
that J. r. G.. Pitkin, eX-Minister
to Argentina, and former post
master of this city, who died here
yesterday, came to his end by his
own hands, Notwithstanding the
certificate of heart disease given
by the Deputy Coroner.
1t is declared that an empty
laudanum bottle was found in the
room of the dead man, and 1t IS
also held as significant that I'M
usal decomposition set in 1m-
mediately after death.
An afternoon paper says: "Slnce
his forced resignation from the
pOstmastershlp, Mr.. Pltkln's lie
has been east in hard lines. He
deeply felt the circumstances of
his losing his Office and the humi-
liation attending it."
For quarter of century Pit.
kin has been a prominent figure
in every Fourth of July celebration
and was usually orator of the day
Yesterday he was ignored by every
patriotic organization and was
greatly depressed.
For weeks he has been harpins
on the story Of his trouble witt
Mrs. Van Slingerland and the
loss of::his political prestiage. 1t il
asserted that he accepted death il
preference to existing conditions
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
Real Estate Transfers.


Joseph Norgress too Norgress
timber Co. 3 half S. w. quarter
Sec. 2 T Il S. r. II =. 8 500 90
j. G. Akers to e. z. Redeaux
Lot in Jeanerette 1912 90
Mathews j Olivier to & Dalboe
42Iacres swamp land 5000 90
Mary i. Pomeroy ct. Ais. to
Richard Davis 800 90.
Marriages
Henry Spencer to Laura Graw,
Charles Roberts to Elizodie Cir
aird,
Albert Hebert to zeledia Hebert,
Jnles Bontte to Carrie Porter,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13

At the last Council meeting the
IBERIAN in making it's bid for the
city printing, was informed that
must be given by it for the bonds
satisfactory printing Of the City's
affairs, if it got the bid, this the
Editor was forced to agree to, but
when the Enterprise and Observer
were given the pointing no bond
was required. We thought, when
asked about the matter that the
furnishing Of bond was, some
thing new, never having been re-
quired before and unnecessary as
much so IN the case of the Enter
prise and Observers as the IBERIANs
but having been Informed that a
bond would be required of us if
we got tle printing, we supposed
paper that the other purpose would
also be treated the same. Why
wasn't it done Mr.. Councilmeng
Talking about bonds. You were
elected to serve the best interests
Of the City, to manage the affairs
Of the city safely and economically
No bonds were required of you still
at the very outset of your. career
in Office you throw to the birds
$780,. Mayor Ashbridge and his
Council of Philadelphia, began tin
same way by giving away stree
Rail Way franchises for nothing
for which John Wauamaker offer
ed 90, 100000, and the people Q
Philadelphia are talking abou
impeachment
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
Costllest Back Fence in the World.

Andrew Carnegle's New York
home is on Fifth ssAvenue, and he
tried to buy from his neighbor SO
that he could own the whole block,
and have some control Of view from
his back windows.
But the nelghbors discovered, as
did Sir w alter Scott, when he was
enlarglng his Abbotsford estate, that
land had s.gone up" and, 1t is
reported. they charged prohlbltiye
prices. SO Andrew will build a
backyard fence that shn.s out every
thing behind it.
Ornamental marbles will be the fab
RIGS, rising to helgth of fortY-iive
or fifty feet, and fashioned alter the
general idea of the Piazza del Tore.
ador in Madrid.
| Bas rellefs and sculptures Will be
! carved on Its facades by artist whose
&c MUS is OF univ ersal fame.
Then from his windows anc
| grounds he can look over beautiful
| gardens to The inclosing sculpturee
marble and reflect on tie ibrar.et
he has endowed, secure from prylns
ewes In the Madison Avenue houses
The cost of this seclusion Will be
$500, 600, perhaps more. "esery
| whore ,,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
OUR PARISH GUARDINs.

The Police Jury seems not to
agree over the parish assessments.
They have been in session over a
week and as far as we know, or can
learn, nothing has been done. The
assessments of this parish need re-
verslng badly from one end to the
other. Messrs. Suberbielle Ortte
Britain and Decour. attempted to
secure some system whereby each
wardwould be assessed separately,
and at ::the same time, where con-
ditions such as drainage, and prox-
unity to towns were concerned,
that the assessments be made alike.
No concerted action however has
been possible.
AT the present time the total re-
sources OF the town of New Iberia
from all taxes Including tie |. and
Y. r. r. tax. )and a other sources
of revenue does not reach 1927 ,O0(
annually. The total assessment o
the City being little over a NIL
lion.
Let us make compar ison. New
Iberia the 4th City in the Stat
in size having nearly 5000 peopl
Is assessed at s1.oooooe,oO has al
available revenue OF scarcely s %
900, 90 and busted.
The town of Monroe sixth II
size in the State with population
of less than 5000 people is assessed
for 81, $50. 10000 has yearly rev
enue of over $3.50, 900, 90, miles o
paved, and graveled streets, no out
standing debts. and over $5o,O0'
IN the treasury. Can New lberl
ever hope to become anything |
she continues this?
Can Jeanerette, or Loreauvill
ever be able to cast off villege ways
never. When Gabriel blows hl
horn, we'll be found padding alon
in the same old road, as far fror
progressive ideas as we are to-day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13


az A full line OF Street &
Smiths 10 cents novels on sale at
Mzlla.d's News Depot. Following
arc the titles Of q few: .sQuo
Vadis,v Oscar 1Her Faithful
Knight, "a New York Boy, =
sBy Sheer Pluck, z with Heart
SO True tsThe Black Bal, !"
lin Gods Country, " sMarior1e. !"
ssThe Courtship of Dinah Shadd 2
t<Out On The Pampas," nWho
Was The Heir. These books
are by the most popular authors
of the present time, and most
Of them have just Deen publishers
by Messrs. Street 81 Smith, who
are recognized a. Ap16kscas lead.
az publishors
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
For Sale.

The modern residence, situated
on Laughlin Lane, this town, on a
plot measuring SO feet front and
$50 feet in depth, well fenced, con-
tanning seven rooms, sitting room,
four bed rooms, dining room and
kitchen and hall, front and side
galleries, wash shed, stable and
chicken house, with numerous
fruit trees. Easily reached by
sidewalks all the way from Main
street to the property. Said
property will be sold at sacrifice
For further information apply to
A. G. NAUCK,
Box 299, City.
Or Grocery Store, corner R. R.
Avenue and st. Peter st.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13

Since the very beginning of the
Evangelical meetings instituted by
the Rev. Abe Mulkey at the
Methodist Church, that edifice has
been crowded to the doors with
audience Of every denomination.
Mr.. Mulkey's lectures, are unique,
humorous al times and the truths
that he tells, are put in such a way
that though they hit some Of us
square in the face they don't offend J.
UNLlKE SAX JONES.
Mr.. Mulkey is not vulger, he
simply states unde niable facts in a
plain every day manner; that reah
es the understanding Of every
nearer, and his purpose, that of
preaching the gospel in a way that
will reach every one, 'yay that
those who have heard him, know
that he is in earnest, is convining.
Mr.. Mnlkey will do much good.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13

"a Carolina Cavelier' by George
Cary Eggleston has bee n the best
selling book of the past month in
Boston.
The most successful book in Paris
Just at present is s.Le aterlo0''
by Henr6 Houssaye it Is now in it,
thirty seventh edition.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
eunAB3Id Y59M-P-9oIAI

"a IBERIAN Advertisements are
worth more than they cost
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
POsTED!

Hunting and Trespasslngls posi-
lively prohibited on all my places
under penalty ofthe law.
Mrs. w. MLouRD,
r. S. Putnam, Agt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-13

~ Advertise in The kR,AN.|
Circulation large and gfowing.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-02-20
hole, so that you may be sure who II is"
well thought Of"
"And as I've already charged you, mind
that your door is fast"
CHAPTER XIV.


Soon after Falkland's departure the
second time, the jew, casting aside his
coarse gaberdine. which concealed a
rich and becoming dress. Joined the fair
Abb and their equally fair aud unexpeet-
ed guest Alice had already communi-
Gated to Abb all that she herself knew Of
what she supposed to be plan for her
abduction. which she now related TO him.
And have YOU any suspicion who was
the employer Of the rufiianly fellowsf' he
asked.
II have" she replied. Ellis name. as
1 have reason to believe, is Falkland"
You are right; there can be no doubt.
have had dealings with him.
Il have been thinking of my friends"
said Alice. after a few moments silence.
They will suffer much anxiety on rug
account, and must let them know, as
early as possible, what kind hands / have
fallen into"
Il would fain relieve your anxiety to-
night" said the jew, but the I'd in my
service is unfortunately absent, and II
would be hardly prudent for me to con-
yey Intelligence of yonr welfare myself.
Some one might be lurking near who
would recognize me. which would be like
ly to lead to a still stronger suspicion as
to your hiding place. As there viii y
explanations to make and directions to
give, the message better he written one,
which Aseneth, our maid. shall carry t.
your friends early in the morning"
And 1t must be written tonight" said
Alice.
Early in the morning. as the jew had
promised. he gave Aseneth the note, with
the necessary directions whore to carry
it. But when she had left what was
called the Jews quarter she became be-
wildered. and lost her way. There were
as yet few people stirring. but those of
whom she inquired the way 10 the street
she was in pursuit of. answered her only
with gibes or sneering laugh.
She was not aware that, during all this
time, man was following her. At last.
when the street passengers began 20 mul-
try, and she. becoming still more per-
picked, yentured once more to inquire the
way. he stepped quickly forward.
what place do you wish to find, my
good woman?' said he.
"A house in Charles street, where
dwelIs the widow Elliston." she replied.
Fortunately" said he, Il live in a
house near hers, and can show you the
way. Follow me and you will soon be
there"
Ito be conttnued.1