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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

jority and minority reports from each
committee. In both cases the minority
reports were accepted. Eellamy's adj
herents had named Mr. Goodwin for
chairman. The field" nad named Mr..
Myrover- The latter won. by vote OF 200
to II9. The field were just that much
ahead.
The newly nominated representative
is a native Of Robson and is one OF
that county's most prosperous citizens.
He is a prominent lawyer in Maxton
and was in the state legislature from
that county at its last session He is a
young a and unmarried. Mr.. Pat
terson is a graduate of the university
and later he finished the university's
law course.
In a convention like this one, where
so lar striking speeches were heard.
it would be difficult ordinarily to single
out my for special notice. but two OF
these were so ably conceived that furth-
er reference cannot be amiss. These
were both nominating speeches. The
one by Mr.. Myrover placing Major Hale
in nomination., and the other by Mr..
Dam Hugh Mclean in dominating Mr..
Bellamy. Both were eloquent, and
forceful and full of power and strength
n were delivered with fine effect.
The only thing that did not cause dis
pute or argument was the platform. 1t
was short and to the point. Il was GER
tainly not of infiamatory nature in its
meaning. 1t simply rsaffirmed allegi-
ance to J~effersonian democracy, that is
| all, without mention of any other kind.
1t was adopted by reclamation.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26
A Shooting ARRAY.

Havre, Montana, August 2I.-Durine
between white and colored troops a
Fort Assinaboine, Private F'raylor, Of
the Twenty-fourth infantry, was shot
and is expected to die and Private Poag
white. of the Thirteenth cavalry, was
shot and may not ove The soldier:
were dancing in a concert hall, thu
whites on white side and the blacks or
the other. Fraylor drew his revolver
and fired into the air during an alterca'
ton and Poag replied with four shot:
taking effect On Frayior's body. At g
late hour both men are in a serious con
ditiOn.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

The editor of the Concord Tribune
proves himself 10 be a good prophet,
in one instance at least: In his issue
of the 10Th he says:
1T was an unwritten law in the old
Sixth congressional district that two
terms was the limit for a congressman.
The new Sixth seems to be starting out
on the same line and the convention to-
morrow has it in for Bellamy whom it
looks like would meet a defeat"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

To raise funds for q local hospital in
Kent county, England, Lady Raglan
agrees to exhibit herself, in d public
ball, dressed in her coronation robes and
coronet. The admission fee is a six
pence. What a novel a for a lady
of the British a~ristocracy to raise funds
for a charitable purpose.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

Mayor Osborn, of Greensboro, has is
sued an order to his police force to give
old confederate veterans carte blanche
to paint the own red during the annual
state encampment now being held
there
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

Newport, R l., August 2~1.-Lieutenant
Arthur Macarthur. u. 5. n, son OF
Major General Macarthur and Miss
Mary McCalla, the daughter of Captain
Bowman H. McCalla. of the United
States navy, were married here at noon
today at All Saints Memorial chapel
Rev. Henry Morgan Stone, rector OF
Trinity church OffciateI.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

Dynamite is again used by striking
miners or their sy~mpathizers in the an
thracite oal regions. 1t is exploded
against the door of a boarding house
where working men lodge. No n is
hurt; but the cause of the strikers suf-
fers from every such act.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

A Kansas farmer browns his four
children in a cistern and shoots himself.
He leaves a note for his wife, who was
away from home at the time, telling her
where she could find the bodies of the
children. nothe case % too much
worry over money matters.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

Wilmington, Del, August 2i-Five
bodies were found in the ruins of thu
Jessup and More Paper Company's di-
costing room today and tonight, brig.
ing the number of known deao up &c
sixteen. Joel Hutton who was a fire
man in the digesting @ and WIS II
the building when Ie
red, is the only employee now missing
The injured in the Hospital will recoN er
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26
Trial Trip Saturday.

Boston, Mass, August A.-The new
battleship Maine reached here just be
fore noon today. She had a very salts.
factory trip from New York. She viii
rest tomorrow and if the weather i:
favorable will make her trial trip or
Saturday. If the weather is u~nfavora.
BILE the trial will take place early mex
week.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

The people of Durham are happy
again. The board of aldermen of that
city has repealed the ordinance restrict
ing the street ears to a six-mile speed
and has adopted another allowing them
to run through the city at the rate of
fourteen miles an hour
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

1t is said that congressman Black
burn, of the Eighth district, has an in
centive additional to the ones which
nerve to secure an election. Something
more than a retlrn to mgr depends
on his success, if reports as to a on
ditional promise made him by a young
lady of Washington City, are true.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

The great to do that has been MADE
oyer the coronation of King Edward
calls to mind b facts that the present
emperor Of Germany has o been
crowned nor was his father and prede-
cessor Frederick III ever crowned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

Under the head of "A Brandy
Gauger for Judge the Charlotte OBJ
server says h republicans of the Six
zenith Judicial district held a conven-
ton at Murphy on the 18th instant, and
nominated a revenue officer, d brandy
gauger, for Judge. That is nothing new
for the republicans of this state. In
reconstruction days did not they nomi-
nate and elect as judge of the superior
a man whose only reputation as a judge
was his violent antirathy TO whistling
and his good judgment as to distilling
corn whiskey? History is repeating
itself.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26
Infants and Chi|dren's Shoes,
1000 PAIRS LADIES SHOES AND A BIG LOT OF
Mems and Boys Shoes,

n a full line of Rubbers If the best quality. l "a truthfuuy "a in behalf
of Mr. Grenewald that he kept the ceanest n most up-to-dat stock |
wei bought I would k to say to Mr.. Greenewalds rae b a I bought these
shoes cheaD n 1 man INTO sell them just ne haf of his price. His $Oo
shoes will be sold for $500 His $500 shoes will be $50 and his $500 shoes
SO0; his 15O shoes 75; his 1O0 shoes SOC n lis 7c shoes 3c, and his chill
SOC shoes will be 25c. Ladies' wishing o fit fit themselves n families
We are selling mems Goodyear Rubber s1OO shoes r 5c. Ladies Rubbers
We fitting Rubbers worth50 c low 2@. worth 7c for 3c. Little chndrens go
Mems ID Ladies Felt shoes for house wear are also half price.
n adruon o Nj. Greenewalds took W e have o. hand about 1000 pairs of
III w goods bought from the largest factories in the country. w ask that
yu bring your feet to us we will "a yu Is per n Of our chloe leath-
er bill. say I don believe h al they do it? I will tell yu how 1
do it. 1 am a wholesale shoe dealer n I by m shoes a cheap a 5 n
Come M look overt the Greene wald to- fit you self !. Remember tn
Did dagea dollar saved Is a dollar made. Save your one Iy buying
you shoes of u.s.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

a Chicago expert on mosquitology
eve once heard a printer tell a proof
reader he, the printer, a as much
right to coin words as old Noah Web
sterO announces a sure means of get
ting rid of mosquitoes. 1t is to have
everything about you yellow-dress in
yellow; have yellow papering on the
walls of you rooms; decorate your
parlors and sitting rooms with yellow
flowers. But this expert on mosquit-
ology failed to tell us whether mos
quitoes abjured Chinese and mulattos.
Until he proves this to be a fact We
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26

Asheville, n. c., August 21.-Ths
American Society Of Florists which ha.
been in session In this city since Tues
day adjourned today after selecting Nil.
waukee as the city In which to hold
their next years meeting.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-08-26
FOR CASH.,
EVERY
DOLLAR DOWN,

1 bought the entire stock Of ne oeso of Mr. l. Greenewad or Market
street MrG reenewald sold III e his entire stock an his goo Willie la re-
tired. This stock is all new n frsh n nice. 1t represents to ny trade
about 800 pairs !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
Nhmira[ sfllrh aeehrt.

9abunna6, Ga, II. Sanuar.
- 4omiral 90. g. S9lep unb Sat
tin tpurben beute gta9mittag bom
MuDor unD elmer Delegation 3at6sz
mttglieber na8 bem 8at66auie estorz
tirt, ND Elm Dffentli4er @mpfang
itottfunb. Der Subel Der Wteni6en
in ben Deforirten StraBen mar 10
groB, baB es Der 9tenite elmer On
3abl poli3iiten beburfte, um8abn fir
ZEN Qomiral unb ben MaDor gu brez
6en, S9Sn Der fir bic @elegen6eit
prG9tig betorirten RdtAstdmmer Be-
qann bann Der Gmpfang, an tpel4em
SouTenbe BON perionen She'll nab
men. DIS Der @mpfdng bOriiber mar,
itanb eine gepaltige Nteni 9enmenge
auf benz PlaBe bor benz Rat6baufe
unb bra9te bem gbmirul elm 9O4
auf pGs anbere aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
Gin WebtItumaru aet1Ntet.

Oenper, Gol., II. Sanuar. -
Cine @ps3iulOepef9e aus 990ntr,
2lrt3, meIOet, OaB Der Mtebi8inmann
9uOre Der gumazSnOianer, Der nit
feinen Stdmmesgenpfen auf Der gte>
ierDuttOn nabe Yuma, 2trt8y ipo6nte,
pon ben Hot66duten in abergldubiz
f6er 6ur9t Dem bDien 8eiit gum
Opfer odrgebra6t ipurOe. gfd4 altem
6eibnti 8rau9 Iu9ten bic SnDia@
ner bur9 einWfenf9enopfer ben bOien
@eiit gu beriDbnen, in Dem @lauben,
baB cine oerartige Si6ne cine unter
ben 2euten be8 Stdmne5 aufgetrez
tene 8ldttern Gpibemie abtpenben
tpiirbe. Der unglidItde N&eOt3inz
mann bate ii6 Dem bro6enOen Sc
f4id Our4 5lu6t in bic gtn0De Der
8erge 3u ent3ie6en geiu9t, muBte
aber balb berbungert f4lieBli4 tptez
Der in bic SnbianernieOerla1ung 3uz
riidte6ren. 8ergebens fle6te er nm
S9onung Ietnes 2ebens. Die pilben
Stdmmes9enot1en tdnnten IN 1Rrer
6ur6t ppr ben 8ldttern tein @rbarz
men unO i9leppten i'm gefefelt iiber
bic nabe 9ren3e uuf meritdnii4e8
@e6iet. BORT pur0e Der 6iilfloie an
etnen Baum gebunben unO grauiam
gu SOOe gemartert. Dem 0&e0t3in>
mann tparen Die Snbianer ie6r 3ugez
than gspeien, a6er Die abergldubii4e
Tur4t trie6 tie ba3u, ibr 2iebites als
@ii6neopfer bem b0ien @eiit bur5uz
bringen.
Butte, W2ont., IL. Sanuar. =
S4pabrpn 6 Des 13. 8unbes &az
acknowledgements tit bon5Ort &eogb
na9 Der Game OeerzReIerpdtion abz
marfdirt, um bie@bepennez zSnbianer,
bic Ii9 gegen ibren Qgenten aufgez
le6nt baben, i'm 3aume gu balten.
gapt. Rpmatn unb lieutenant 8aG
fibren bus Commando Der Sruppen.
Ra9 ben Iebten Naelbungen fiibren
Die iungen 2eute bes 'Stdmmes
&rsg5 53tGn5e auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
Sine Irau aennth;iiftiat.

2pn9burg, @.@8a., II. San.
- 6rau 9falpb 8e6er, Die Satin
zines 6upertntenOenten Der 8aums
polIpinnereien, puroe 6eute friib
bon einem unbetannten Neger in i6rer
8obnung, na40em iRr 8dtte CUR Ars
belt gegangen mar, genotb3ii6tigt un6
bann nit einem RaIirmeFer bsn5al5
bur9T6nitten. 0&an bofft, Die 6rae
am 2eben gu er9qlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
&iubcr M6ntel.

200 8inoer N&dntel, lang ober
fur3, D}elton Sud; Bis gu 500
tpert6, fir ............... $3'9o
100 &in6er=Mdntel, aus gdn3 mol
lener &erIep, tur3 oDer lang; 8roBen
6 Bis 12 ; tpert6 Bis gu $40. S4,SS
Surge SafetS.
20O0amen sSadets aus gang mol
Iener &erTep, % 3Ou lang, beites
igutter; $3.50 nert6, fir -. ,$5.98
125 0umen Sadats aus i4pdr5er
aerIep urb @oriteO5, 20 uno q
3oQ lang, ipert6 $500, fir. $3.50
@clDnr=SadctS.
Is 9unlen @elour Sudets nit
2(tlaB 5utter; pertb $15, fir $7.98
20 9amen 8elour Sadets, Slim
ner's SSutter; pert1 500, fir $1O.5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
Gnnfrrrn, hri'm 0rdEihenfen.

@af9tngton n, 3. g., II. San.
- 2(omiral 3aplor, peI6er bem QOz
miruG GropninI6ieIo als Gbef bes
g2abigation5 8ureau8 folgt, unb
gapt.Glart, peI9er ba5 SdIa4tI4iff
Oregon" commanoirte, batten beute
cine lange Gonferen3 nit Dem 9rGiis
benten 8oOIeDelt uno binirten bdnn
nit inn i'm @eiBen 9auie. @s perz
lQutet g}t8t5 iiber bic l1nter6altung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
Z GHLDEN 81 RGs
r II G.
Str. 25 mre q, sS*=Serin0tOmsStr.
Sauienne ton Nn3igen, MutOmObtIes, &agIans,
6letorOfen Yel;cn It. |. to.
Samcn= 9(nSitge.


100 9amen 2ln3iige aus G6ez
biots uno 8enetians; @ton ooer Sa>
det N}oben; tpertb $3.50 -. .$6.75
100 9amen 4n3iige aus Gobert
uno melirten Su6an; Gton ober Su>
fet MoOen; $16 pert6; fir ..$8.98
100 ytailormabe" 0amen Qln3iige
aus i8Ii6tem 8roaOclot6 in alien
5ar6en; fpert6 $50, fir -. $1,000
100 9amen 2n3iige, importirte
NopitGten, aus 8roabclotb unb 8ez
netians; pert6 $25, fir -. .$12.00
SlciSrIfe.
100 Oamen aleibr0de ous gang
pouenem i9nar3em 8roabclpt6, nit
SaffetabefaB, pertb So, fir 1898
100 Oamen 8leior0de aus 3ibiIiz
ne G6epiots, nit N}otre 8eTaB,
5lounce Moben, ipert6 $40 .$498
100 9umen promenaoen &letDz
RODE, aus boppefeittgem i9perem
Sud-, orforo unO braun, tpertb $500,
$3.50
Samcn- -0(ntumobil=M Mantcl.
100 2(utomobile N}dntel, AZ 3oll
lang, aus gang tppuener 8erfep, ,pert6
$3.50, fir ......... $3.50
200 2(utpmobile MGntel, better
tmportirter &erIep, braun, f4par3,
GATOR; pert6 $4,000, fir. -. $1,000
Haalau5.
100 Oamen 0rforb Sud- Stag
lans, tpertb $4,000, fir 49,. $4.98
125 9umen Gaglan5, aus 8enetiun
Sud- nit Sammettragen; tpert6 $15,
$3.50
100 Oumen 3aglans, aus Gooertz
Sud-, Gator unO braun, nit 2tla8z
6utter, tpertb Biz gu 500, fir $1,000
so 9amen 6IOrOOOra 3aglans,
Slounce Sacon, I6li4t unO beieBt,
nerth big Ill S35. fir $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
SSiinf3ig berbaftet.

Sm 2uuFe bes 2(benbs nieberbolz
ten ii6 in Sruntfurt q. 30. Die 8u6ez
it0runqen Seitens Der @rbeitSlofen in
gr0Berem ltmfange. G5 fpurben nt6t
peniger ols fiinf3tg qeriOnen urrez
ttrt.
Sn 9iel bat Der PrO3eB gegen bier
Mann be5 fletnen &reu3er5 so
3eue" ipegen lteber6OrOperfens BON
@eI6IBtbeiIen unb @ingens zines
@pottIiebes auf ben ber3eitigen Gpmz
manbanten, GorbettenzGapitdn g2etB=
te, begonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
: n q n t : B le m { B { 7 u T:
thetlt.

Berlin, II. Sanuar. - 2ieutez
nant Sbieme bonn "a. Snfanterie=
Hegtment, Der fiir5lt8 ben Stubenten
6elo BON Der untDeriitGt 6aQe i'm
9ueG t0Dtete, lit gu 2 SSSa6ren unb 3
U}onaten 5eitung56aft Dsrurt4eilt
tpprDen.
q NJ eifefe r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
Ser 8ter Conf II m.

Der Bier Gon1um i'm beutT9en
3ei9e in 1901 betrug 81 @alIonen
pro 8opF; Der 9ur6i6nitt 1tieg in
8abern duf PIP 8aQonen pro &opF.
Sn 1882 betrug Der 9ur6i6nitts=
Gpnium 38 8QIpnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
Sin crItannlider
De(6muoren= 0er6nuf.
Gin Ginf duf DON iwet 5uneert prddt'9en
@eIi'Safets ;u sincm Srudbtbstle
ibres S9crtbes pffertrt.

ibres gScrtbes Offertrt.
$11.00 = fir Gleetric Goneb>
Syadets, $500 pert6.
$19.75 - fir feline g&ear Seal
SSadets, $500 pert6.
$500 - fir 338 gteor Seal
sSafets, $4,000 pert6.
$3.50 - fir 3383 g}ear Seal
SSatet5, 8edperz unb Minftragen unb
4eeber8; $500 tpert6.
$19.75 - fir Rear Seal @apes,
$500 tpert6.
$500 - fir gedr Zeal Gapes,
MarberS8ragen un0 8onten, $4,000
pert6.
$25.0O - fir e6te poGene @eolz
GapeS, $4,000 nert6.
$17.00 = fir e4te Iitra4anz
Gnnp8 $50 merth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12

be5 8eidstagss 1T nod bic grtlGz
rung bes 92ationdIli6eralen 8aFerz
mann bemertenspertb, baB feline Bar
tel gegen Die gepIante 2tnIeibe 3ur
9efung bes 9efi3its Iet, bagegen eine
fofortige 3eform bes 9fei9sfinan3z
peiens befiirporte uno fi6 aud nit
Der ginfiibrung biretter 8ei9sIteuern
befreunben piirbe.
Der &aifer coIItbitt M t
bem amerttanti9en
0ptf ffer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12
Die @oIbprpbutttpn I'm
% it n tet8ranb ntmmt
nieber3u.

SO6anne8bura II. Sanuor.
- Die 8ergnertsfummer BAT einen
8eri4t perGffentlidt, aus peI8em
beroorgebt, DaB Die 8oloausbeute in
ben 8ruben be8 gBitpater8runD I'M
N}onat 9e3ember 52,897 1tn3en Setnz
golO betrug gegen 10000 lln3en i'm
Npbember.
O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12

Sn 6rantFurt a. 30. 3ogen geitern
mebrere 6unOert Nrbettsloie, Die ii4
auf 8erobrebung 5uiammen gefunben
batten, in Idrmenbem 2tuf3uge bur6
einige 9auptitrdBen na4 Der ItdOtiz
i6en 2tr6eit80ermittelung8 : 6teQe,
um bort Rabuu gu 14lagen. Sie faz
men jeOO6 nt6t Bis ans 3iel, 9ie
raf9 berbetgeeilte S6uBmanni6aft
nabm 3ebn 9aupttratebler in 9aft
porauF ii9 Die 2lnberen 3eritreuten.
9ieTe 2tu5f6reitung 2lr6eitslOier ite9t
iibriaens pereir3elt Oa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-12

= Our9 ben Stur5 zines @leDd>
tors in Der. 6anbelstummer in @6t@
cago tpurben bic Qrbeiter &. Chap
man unb S6os. @aDannaugb lebenss
sefd6rIi1 perleRt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
act Of Incorporation.
PEOPLES INDRP PENDENT TELE-
PHONE co, LTD.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of
Iberia.

BIS IT KNOWS. That on this 18th
dag af October, 4. D. 1902, before
me, Louis T. DedanY, Notary
IPuJHc duly qua fed and commis-
I'sioueJ, III and og the Parish of
liberia, State Of louisiana, personal
nv came aud appeared Robert E.
tlogsett. Mrs &. & Culpepper,
Robert +. BroussaFd, L. S. 3rous-
sard, aud Henry ID Giles, all of
ksm1 Parish AMI STATE. who declared
and SAID that ayailiug themselves
of the privileges granted by the
laws Of the Slage Of Louisiana, re-
latNe to the organization OF corpo-
lrations for the working, construct
ing and mainla tnlng of telephone
lines, for the purpose of transmit.
ing intelligence by magnetic tele'
pboue and other works of public
Improvement, they have contracted
and agreed, and do by these pre-
SCENTS contract and agree, bind and
obhgate themselves as we'll as 9th
ers who may hereafter become as
sociated with them By subscribing
Ito the stock of THIS Corporation, t.
form and constitute corporation
aud body polite IN law for the OBJ
jses s asd purposes hereinafter ex
pressed under the following stipu
latlons, viz:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
State Of LOUISIANA, Parish Of
Iberia.

/, the undersigned authority, do
hereby certify the above and fore.
going, to be a true and correct
copy of the original, now en- file in
this office.
In faith whereof, witness my
signature and seal OF Office at New
iberia, Louisiana, this 9th day Of
Oct, 1902.
J. G. Leblanc, Clerk and Record
er 10Th .ud. Dist. Court Iherls
Parish La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29

81 -
Charles Francis Adams IN q re.
cent speech 1t Chicago, in slluding
to the disappearance of sectionalism,
the result, of the war between the
States, said: .sThe. time will come
when the bronze efiigy of Robert E.
Lee, mounted upon his charger and
in the full insignia Of his confeder-
ale rank, will, from bis pedestal in
the national capital, look across the
Potomac At bis old home at Ar.
llngton, even a. that of Cromwell
dominates, the yard OF Westminster
upon WHICH his skull once looked
down." TheAvoyelles Blade adds;
Sand when that monument shall
have crumbled to dust. Lees virtues
will still llve--a high model for the
imitation OF generations yet un
born. Ruston. Leader.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
"The registration laws should

"The registration laws should
embrace the only doorway to the
ballot box. The suffrage qualifi-
catlons are ample and sufficient,
and when q voter is able to step
across the registration threshold,
he then should be admitted to the
ballot box absolutely free aud IN.
trammeled. Do away with oil un.
necessary red tape or confusing
restrictions. Let the voter feel that
when he goes to the polls he can
express his will with absolute free.
dom. Elections conducted aud man.
aged after this fashion will regain
the interest of free and lndepend-
ent lot of suffragans; but if they are
continued after the disgusting ma
chine methods now in vogue it will
not be many years before the list OF
actual voters will be limited TO the
political leaders aud their heelers,
augmented by few ardent friends
| and supporters; at any rate, the IN
dependent voter Will put himself to
little trouble to cast q ballot. And
| when the rank and file take no in
terest in elections and the election
Of officials, by reason of disgusting
restrictions, it is then that our Re-
publican form Of government stands
in grave danger"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
ARTICLE |.

The name Of this Corporation
shall be the Peoples Independent
Telephone Co., Ltd, and under rs
said corporate name it shall have
power and authority to enjoy sue
cession for the period OF Ninety
nine (99) years; to contract, sac
and he sued; 10 make and have a
corporate seal and to alter same at
pleasure; to reeve and hold, to pur-
chase, sell, coDyeg lease, mortgage
and pledge its property, both real
and personal; to make and appoint
such managers, directors, officers
and agents as It's interest may re-
qaire; to make and establish such
bylaws for the proper manage.
mept and regulation of the affairs
Of The Corporation as may be ne.
cessary; to exercise all the rights
and privileges granted to and con
feired by laws on such Corpora
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
To The Deaf. :.

A rich lady, cured Of her deafness
aud noises in the head BY Dr., Nj.
cholson's Artificial Ear Drums,
gave $4,000 to bis Institute, 50
that deaf people udsble to procure
the Ear Drums mat have them Urea.
Address No. 4s7os The Nicholson
Institute, $50 Eight Ave, New
York.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
$1,000 Reward.

l will pay Fifty Dollars Reward
for the recovery Of 9 Gray Mare
stolen on friday night, oath Oct
ober, and for the thitf; or Twenty
five Dollars forlthef mare. She is
about Ia handshearly white, some
pecky spots, 8 yeats old, fat and a
fine animal. John Peters,
Keystone Plantation
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
R. F. Hogsett
E. G. Culpeper
Henry D. Giles
E. s. Broussard
r. F. Broussard
WITNESSES:
P. S. TowIes
Il. Hebert
L. I. Dulany,
Notary Public.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of
Iberia.

| have examined the foregoing
Act of Incorporation, the Telephone
Company, Ltd, and finding no.
thing therein inconsistent with OF
contrary to the Constitution and
Laws of the State OF Louisiana,
hereby approve same.
Anthony N. Muller,
Dust. Atty. 18th. Judicial District
of La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-29
A Prejudiced Opinion.

s'Is It; true that men Of genius dc
not know the value Of money"
s.Pm afraid it ls." answered Mr..
S,romlngton Barnes. .sMost men
OF genius see so little Of It that they
never have chance 10 form any
definite ideas on the subject. 2
Washington Star.