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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-03
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Loss OF APPETITE,
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PERFECT DIGESTION will be accom-
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hillary ducts. These pills, in doses of
from two to four will quickly regulate
the action of the liver, and free the pa
tient from these disorders. One or two
of Railways Pills taken daily by those
subject to bilious pains and torpidity of
the liver will keep the system regular and
secure healthy digestion
Price. 26c per box. Sold by all druggists.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-03

fused to allow the latter to go on, claim
Ing that Fitzgerald weighed over 14l
pounds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-03
$4,000 for montgomery chief.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 2.-Montgom-
cry Chief, the property Of A. g. Jones OF
North Middleton. was sold today to Ball
Bros, Of Versailles. for $500. The horse
was the prize saddler at the Louisville
horse show last fall, and the price is
said to have been the best ever paid for
a saddler
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-03

The hand that yields the sledge was
made strong by Hamm's Book Beer.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
A Mad Dog.

On Last Tuesday a poor unfor-
unate yellow eur straycd from
home upon The streets. He was
doubtless frightened into a frenzy
by the attentions of the street Ur
chain He sought rrfuege in the
store Of Nistrot Bros \ Go. and
considerably frightened every one
there by his eXcentric acts
The cry of mad dog was start,
ed and the dog was doomed. He
succeeded in escaping from the
store and sought refuge in our
office, under our desk. OF course
by this time he knew no friends
and would snap, groWl and bark
at anyone Nho went near him. We
pied for his life and proteceStpd
against the charge of madness
but it was no use He was killed
and taken away.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
Accidental Shooting.

Last Saturday, the 18th inst,
Ihos. Weathers, the cOlored fire
man of the steamer Black Prince,
was shot by Leonard Roberts,
engineers apprentice. The shoot
ing took place on the boat, in ST.
Mary's parish, about six miles out
in Grand Lake.
Our information is to the effect
that the fireman was on his way
to get a drink of water and when
passing Roberts, who was clean,
ing his revolver, the pistol was
accidentally discharged, the ball
taking effect in the fireman's lower
abdomen.
The wounded man was landed
at Patterson and sent by rail to
this place, where he is being cared
for by Roberts. The last report
is that he doing well and promises
to recover.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21


The Misses Soulier entertained
the Euchre Club at their hcsplt-
able hoDe Wednesday. The lucky
prize winners were: First, Mrs. j.
B. LawtOn second, Miss R.a
Schwing, and BOBBY by Miss Noe
lie Archer. The members pre-
sent were: Mesdames j. r. Rus
sell, J. B. Lawton, o. &. Dupre,
A. DeBlanc, w. o. Bunch, A.
Landry, Misses Ria Schwing,
Marie Patout, Edna Hacker, Leo
cade and Agnes Leblanc. J. Das-
pit, G. B. and R. Soulier, X. Bill
ings, N. Archer and Zig Decuir.
The visitors present were: Mes.
DANES F. Joubert of New Orleans,
Ernest Carstens of Alexandria, l..
M Henry Hardy of Lecompt, Mrs
81. Dupuy of New Orleans, Misses
Maggie Hall, Miss Roger of Thi
bodeaux and B. and G. Maxent
The Club will be entertained mex
Wednesday by Miss Katie Bill
ings at 4:3O
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
IN MEM0RIAM.

The Ladies Parish Guild of the
Episcopal Church at a special
meeting on Wednesday, June 18th,
after transacting its usual business
was sadGened ny the official an
nouncement of the death Of Anna
Harrow Sampson, on June 10th,
1902, at Beaumont, Texas. Miss
Sampson, aged % years, WAS a
member Of the Guild since the
date of its organization five years
ago. She was ever earnest in her
devotion to the Chuch, and dill.
gent in the discharge of any duty
assigned to her. Her departure
hence to the Blessed Rest of her
Fathers House, while life here
was young and joyful and hopeful,
filled all hearts wi Il sence of
their great loss, and gratitude to
God for the example of such
noble and beautiful christian.
The following resolutions were
passed and ordered published;
RESOLV ED; That, in the death of
ANNA HARROW SAMPSON,
the Ladies' Parish Guild take this
opportunity to express their own
deep sorrow, and also to extend to
her bereayed parents and rela-
tives their heart lelt sympathy
and coincidence:
RESOLN ED; That we place upon
record our tribute of esteem and
affection for one, whose life of
christian purity and sweetness
was ever an inspiration to follow
Loyalty and faithfully the blessed
steps of our Master.
RESOLVED; That we look for
ward with comforting assurance
to again beholding this young
flower blooming in it's perennial
glory, adorning forever Gods gar
den in Paradise.
Ms. &. G.. Kramer.
Mrs. G. L. Widney.
Mrs. Mic Muller.
Committee.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

Next Monday, June The 23rd, is
the date for the regular monthly
meeting of the Progressive League
of New Iberia. All the members
should try and be present and
participate in the proceedings
There are no directors or board OF
managers to this institution. The
acts of the members thereof. Your
presence may add considerable in.
tluence to policies. Don't stay
away and then disagree with the
measures adopted.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
The Criminal Glasses.

The Grand Jury has Just closed
ITS work at Fiankln, La, for the
parish of ST Mary. Commenting
upon the results If Tie sitting of
the Jury the Watchman has tie fol
lowing TO say: "Of those charged
with murder, seven true hill were
reported, wn,ea ia an exceptional
record.
When it is remembered that We
had criminal term only about five
or sixth month ago, twent six true
bulls, al together, Is alarming. OF
the twenty sIX, only two or three
were whI'e people, which shows
how expensive II Is TO govern the
cnlpred race. Some have contended
that punishment il not visltei upon
the whites with the slme prompt
tnde, ls the reason the scale IL al
ways tipped agarus the negro. But
the white people Of this parish have
not committed seven murdrrs in
seven years, we not believe; nor
have they been implicated in the
COMMISSION Of seven deaths uader
whatever circumstances, which
conciusive|y disp,oves such an as
sertain."
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
Re wise 4 Time.

Many parents not know that
their child is sick cross and fretful
simply because hey fail to give it
some Of that sd endid remedy called
MotherS WormI Byrup, to kill and ex-
mel fromfts ltt stomach and bowels
the wormA thj are. the cause OF its
distress. Wpr hs have brought many
a little loyed he to bed of sickness
and to it's graS that % cent bottle
of this remedy would have saved
June.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

A committee composed of G. L..
Widney of New Iberia, c. W.
Wright of Berwick, G. NJ. Gar
man of this city, and Grand
Worthy Chief .Dupuy met here
Sunday to make arrangements for
public installation of the officers
Of the three encampments of
knights of Temperance from the
above named towns. The install
alton ceremonies of the three en-
campments will be held jointly al
Jeanerette OIL July 18th.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
Mt. Carmel Convent.
Committee.

The closing exercises of Mt.
Carmel Convent will take place on
next Tuesday evening, June oath.
at o'clock on the beautiful oak
shaded lawn in front of the main
building. On this occasion the
institution will send forth into the
world two charming graduates to
bear testimony to the worth of
their Alma Mater: Misses Annie
Archer and Nita BrOussard.
Admission to the grounds will
be % cents.
Our thanks are due the 1cldss OF
1902 for kind remembrances and
an invitation to be present. It is
the sincere wish of the Iberian
that these two fair young ladies
may meet no problems in after
life more difficult of solution thar
these they have alread mastered
and may every struggle result II
as much honor and qualification tt
them as this occasion gives.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

A meeting was held at Harmony
Hall on Wednesday of this week to
make arrangements to continue ope-
ratlons on the Charentpn oil we'll
Mr.. J. w. Jones, of Beaumont,
waa on hand and expl ,lned the
prospects of striking something, he
having examined conditions up
there, making a through lnvestlga-
ton, and reported that conditions
scre V ry favprabl, Since the
~tockhrl itr- hav' spent an enor-
nous amount OF mo.4eE II machin
cry, pipe, ete., aud a he, own all
the rights, privileges, s." k and
other at,aehm, u ), it ms that
they should keep nr a IL Ie iu,ther,
and thereby grew re, If there is
anything in l'.-Th' franklin
Watchman.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

TO LET: The j. r. Boutte1 brick
store puilding, metal yDof, on
West MN street, nesf the cor
ner Of HopAins. Te building is
10 feet vide, . f9<t deep, and a
feet between 2or and ceiling.
plastered INSIDE, Assl ceiling and
iron shed in fronn Two ware.
rooms il back yard, am l2O feet
ward pbom. $50 per month. Ap-
nlv 6ther at this Office or to }. X.
B6ntte, Derprler Avenue. Il
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

MI ana Mrs. Willis Laperuse
and children returned home last
sunday from Breaux Bridge where
they had been spending severa!
days visiting relatives.
Mr.. >. B. Hull, the representa-
J tive of the L. Grunewald & Co
Limited, piano house of New Or.
leans, is doing splendid business
IN this section, He has sold six
piano in this place and vicinity in
the last fortnight.
Mrs. Henry Childs, now of
Cuba, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Earl Barnett, of Shady Side
plantation, ST. Mary parish. Mr.
ana Mrs. Childs were for a mum
Der OF years residents of this
parish and have many friends
here.
Mr.. q o. Pharr of BmLe
station was in town last Saturday.
His section has been rena, kablv
fortunate this season, getting. all
the rain absolutely needed for the
growing crops. Corn is made and
cane is looking well.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas Gebert left
this week for Lake City, Colo.
The Weekly Iberian follows them
weekly to keep them posted of
this part of the world during their
absence. We trust that they will
have an enjoyable summer.
Pleasant visitors at the Lawton
home yesterday and today are
Miss Josie Labdell of Franklin
and Misses Bessie Devall and
Theo McGoldrick, all three of
whom are on the teaching force at
the Lafayette Chautauqua.
The following named Iberians
are in attendance at the Lafayette
Summer School and Chautauqua:
Mr.. A. V. Smith. Mrs. Windy
bank, Misses Annette Beers, Lille
Harmanson, Theo. McGoldrick,
and Elizabeth Devall.
Mr.. II. w. Pattin, who several
years ago was at the Morbihan
plantation in Iberia parish, and
who has been for the past two
years at the Tinguaro sugar
factory in Cuba, is in Louisiana
again on a visit. Mr.. Pattin ex-
poets to return to Cuba in time
for the next crOp,-N. 0. La.
Planter.
DIR. Sheard Moore, our veteri
nary surgent, accompanied by
his wife and children, left on
Tuesday last for sojourn of
several weeks in Boston. The
Doctor will be back about July
the first. We wish him a most
pleasant and enjoyable yisit-says
the Plaquemine Iberville- South.
DIR. Moore was resident of this
city for quite while and made
many friends here who will echo
the South's good wishes.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
A Telephone Story for Hot Weather

No. no. "Hello, Central. Give
me No. 49," (atter "A pause.) us
this No. 42?'
No. 142. "No. 1t is one forty
two"
No no. ~ beg your pardon, ]
wanted the Ice House"
No. 142. 81 wish this was the
Ice House,
What must have been the
temperature at No 1922
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
CoNsTIPATED ,sSWELs.

To have good healy6 the body
should be kept in LAXATIVE condition
condition, apd the Abwels moved at
least orce Hay, SO khat all the pois-
onous wasted are 8 efpelled daily. Mr..
G. L. Edwards, l42 N. Main St,
Wichita, Kan nfas, writes: II have used
Herbine to fegtlate the liver and
bowels for thS fast ten years, and
founa it relfple remedy soc al
Estorge Drug b.,-June.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

The Morgan City Review says:
athe Pacific coast supplies tie
world with canned salmonn What
a mistake. By the aid of the IN
genuity of st. Louis and Chicogo
packers the dear old catfish of
Grand Lake and the Atchafalayas,
in salmon colors, is monopolizing
big part of the worlds trade.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

Mr.. Aristide Boutte is preparing
plans for grand stand for the
Rase Ball Association of this
Mace. We understand that the
new structure is to be located on
oronnd near the round bale gin on
.Iofferson street. 1t will be LOG
feet lonx and Of very large seating
capacity.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

A stock company has recently
been organized to operate whale
back steel barges for the transpo.
tation of oil from Port Arthur
Tex, around the Gulf coast TO
New Orleans and up the Missls
sippi. The ocean going tug Sam
son, of 1000 horse powder, has
been purchased to do the gulf tow
ing.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

DIR. j w. X. Shaw has ordered
an automobile and expects the ar
rival of the machine in the next
ten days or so. The Doctor has
kindly promised TO take the writer
over country roads at 90 miles an
hour when the new vehicle arrives,
so we shall anticipate its arrival
with as much interest as its owner.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

DIR. NJ. B. Tarleton is having
erected modern brick building
on Main street to be occupied by
himself with his drug store.
Jeanerette now boasts of four up.
to-date drug stores.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
iberia RuildinO Assn.

Last Wednesday evening tn,
directors made four sales of money.
selling A. shares, OF 5000.
Four loans, previously made
were passed upon and authorized
In the current series 391 shares
have been issued.
The Indications are that series
z will mature on July 1st and
make a lot OF stock holders joyful
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
JEANERETFE NOTES.

Mr.. .. G. Akers has resigned
his position as agent for the M. L
& T. r. r & S. S. Co., which he
has held and filled with entire
satisfaction for the past twenty
one years. Mr.. Akers now as
sumes the general management OF
the Jeanerette Rice and Milling
Co.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

The race war continues at FL
Dora, III. Only five families OF
negroes remain, and two of these
will leave at once.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
PERSONAL *
* DOINGS

Mrs. DR. Homer Dupuy is in
town visiting her relative
Mr. Milton Carsten returned
from Tulane Saturday.
Mrs P Hanley and daughter
Katie are visiting in San Antonio
Texas
Mrs Geo. Fl. Hanley and baby
George are guests Of Miss Mary
Hanley.
::t ,::: :: :s s' rs: s:' a:: ;s:
aid Shoe store. \
Mr. George Cooksley of Ber
wick, La. made flying trip here
Saturday.
Ref'iseratas, Ice Boxes, Ham
moeks, croqa1fetS' Lavns"'ngs'
at McMahon's.t
Mr.. w. o. Buch left for Calves
ton. Texas, on last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scharff and daugh.
ter Beulah left Saturday for
Groesbeck Texas.
Mr. Lawrance T. Hanley is
home again after lengthy visit
to Hot Springs, Ark:
Mrs. Earnest Carstens and baby
are in town visiting at the home
of Mr.. E. j. Carstens.
Mrs. Rene C.erc and family are
in town to spend the summer at
the Carsten home.
Mrs. J. E. Hitter and Miss
Adeline Greig spent Monday in
st. Martinville visiting relatives.
Mr.. Luc Hebert Of Breaux Bridge
spent Sunday last IN our city ac-
compained by his aunt Mrs. Chas.
4 Hebert.
Mrs. Mathews, and family left
for New Orleans Saturday where
they expectto make their future
honfe.
Mr. P. Gagnier, of Stella Planta-
lion, was is town on last Sunday.
From here he visited friends at
Segura Station.
Mr.. Louis Laughlin returned
Tuesday from Mobile and other
cities where he has been for sever.
al weeks.
Miss Edna Maurine left with
the Mathews family Saturday for
New Orleans, she also expects to
visit Virginia this summer.
Mrs Chas. Steen and little
folks returned to their home in
Abbeville after a short visit to
her mother Mrs. A. NJ. Bernard
MIR. J. Webb will leave for Alex.
andrla tomorrow for the next week
or ten day to superintend piece Of
work for the Alexandria Foundry.
Misses Louise and Marie Greig
OF Arnaudville are in our city
spending several week withs their
sister Mrs Walter Anglers of West
End
Miss Kate Ross of New CLEANS
Who has been in town spending d
lew weeks at the home of Mrs. W
Y. Smith left for her home Wed
nesday.
Mr. NJ. B. Hendry has beer
spending this week in our city
he advises us that there is pro
liability that he will again make
bis home hara
Miss Lilly Brupbacher, after q
vacation of few days, is again
0aek at her post in the Iberia
Building ASSN, Office. Sic visit
q her aunt at Breaux Bridge.
Mr. Jno Taylor, of Rayne was
visitor to this city on last Sun
uay, putting IN larger stock Of
lumber for his yards up there,
made necessary by the recent fire
u bis city.
Mr- L. Forsyth was here on last
os'nrday. Mr.. Forsyth was resi-.
'eat manager of the Caffery ref
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

All ladies', missefand children low
quarters, sdndalSAnd colonial slippers
at cost for dne GEEK only commencing
Monday Jure Gh. The Herald Shoe
Store, j. w. Ompton, Mgr,
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21
Is Life Worth LiVingg

Then don't neglect eousF or cold
especially when only twenE FIVE cents
will buy bottle of GoQH's Mexican
Syrup. 1t \ SO soothis f, and so many
consumptive\ have byfn made we'll by
its use. Read some its testimonials
on the wraptr 3ound each bottle
that prove thisfe& &edy more sure for
deep seated coll habitual coughing
and even eonsuf btion, than any other
remedy known to physicians, many OF
whom recommend and prescribe it
where less efficacious remedies fail.
June.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

Typewrite supplies on sale at
E. F. Millard's News De-.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

Babcock , Bug1fes, studebaler
Buggies, any Wagons, Parry Bug
gies At McAlR1bn's.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

80 If your appetite IS poor, You
are not well and neh tonic Why
not try a bottle f Tono- Tongue,
the new VpetizE and tissue build
err 1t is iNictd d i'll convalescence
from all dis\asd ), as it gives back
to you the sNetgth you have lost
during iIlnessA A wine glassful an
Tono. Tongue i'll give any one of
appetite. Geta bottle from the
EstOrge Drug CO.-51-2
The weekly Iberian., 1902-06-21

ings at 4:3O.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Eighteen Cents Paid for Some Good
Montana Clips.

Reviewing the wool market for the
past week, the American Wool and
Cotton Reporter says:
A few of the territorial houses re.
port quite a good trade, but as a rule
the demand has not been active, the
sales which have been put through
not indicating any weakness whatev-
er. Sales of Utahs, Wyomings and
Idahos have been made and the new
woods sell readily when wanted. The
territorial houses are easy financially,
which statement in fact applies to the
members of the wool trade generally,
and they are not forcing the market
Fine and staple territories are espec.
tally firm, and the medium wool have
come in for a larger share of atten.
ton the past week. Fine choice Mon
tana has sold at 1Sc and some aver
age wool went at Ice. Fine medium
choice sold at 17@1Sc, and staple al
10000. Fine medium Wyoming has
commanded 15@16c. and medium II
@17c. Choicest fine Nevadas have
been taken at 53@55c. The clear
cost of average woods may be giver
as follows: Fine medium clothing
46d4Sc; staple woods, 50@52c; fine
woods, 50@52c; selected fine staple
woods, 52@55c. 1t is difficult, how
ever, to get anything that is really
fine as low as soc. Meuium territor
les have sold at about SIC, clean.
Sales for the week at BOSTON 2.
600, 900 pounds.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-24
CROWS NEST RAILWAY.
Opened for Business Last Week Be-
tween Morrisey and Jennings.

A dispatch from Fernie. B. c.. says:
The Crows Nest Southern railway
was opened for business last week
between Morissey station and Jen.
nings on the Great Northern. The
rad is about lis miles long and con-
meets the coal mines of the Crows
Nest Pass Coal company with the
Great Northern railway system by a
direct route. The mines at Morissey
are reached exclusively by this rail-
road, which has built a branch four
miles long up Morissey creek.
II is expected that the operation
Of the road will very greatly increase
the output of coal of the Crows Nest
Coal company by enabling 1t to reach
directly the railroad systems of the
United States which are large con.
sumers of coal, and the great smelt.
ing districts Of Montana which re-
quire a large supply of coke, espec-
tally at Great Falls, Helena, Butte and
Anaconda.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-24
PRESBYTERIAN CONCERT.
Large Audience Listened to a Musi.
cal Treat Last Wedne sday Night.

The concert last Wednesday evening
was among the best ever given in
Lewistown and was FULLY appreciated
by the large audience who filed the
seats in the Presbyterian church or
that occasion. II was given under the
auspices Of the Home Workers by
Miss Myrtle Alderman, assisted by
local talent consisting of Arthur Fro
embling and Miss Ruth Cresap.
Miss Ackerman's instrumental Sc
lections were n source OF much gen.
uine enjoyment for the lovers of high
class music. while Miss Ruth Cresap's
recitation and reading we're well re-
ceived. Mr.. Arthur Froembling rem
| dered a couple of vocal numbers,
which were heartily encored, in a
mastery manner and the audience
waxed enthusiastic over the selections
by the Noble-Culver orchestra, who
filled a place on the program where
Mrs. w. w. White was to appear.
The reason for Mrs. Whites non-ap,
pearance was the ~indisposition of Mr..
White.
The entertainment was Of a first.
class nature throughout and Lewis.
town Is to be congratulated on the
acquisition of so much genuine tai
ept.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-24
ACCIDENT TO MRS. KNIGHT.
Horse Breaks the Shafts and Drag,
Her Over the Dashboard.

About 8 o'clock on Thursday even
Ing a frightened horse going at top
speed dashed madly into Main street
from Fifth avenue and on striking
the crosswalk in front Of Lehman's
store slipped and turned a complete
somersault.
Before 1t could recover from the eff
fects OF the fall 1t was caught; the
animal had on a single harness to
which was attached a pair of broken
buggy shafts. IL was identified by
one of the crowd which had collected
as Walter Knights buggy horse. which
had been driven out of the city that
morning by Mrs. Knight. who vas &C.
~companied by Miss Mary Reed, in an.
other rig. in quest for berries. Wal.
ter knight was informed of the affair
but before a start could be made for
the scene of the accident. Miss Reed,
with Mrs. Knight in the buggy, arriv-
ed in town. She was Immediately TAX.
en- to her home; medical attendance
was procured and II was as~certained
that while she was suffering from sew.