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fatigahle left here at noon TO-DAY ~,
III the direction Of Trinidad.
JOHN LIS ROUND OF pLEssus
He Caused Wild Excitement IN N
T,sater

1CdlSI,
Detroit. December 1s.-John l. 81
is at the Hotel Campus sleeping d. I'D
ty.slx hour round of pleasure" &. II.
carly this morning without Ge ID
of his shoes. 4 red blanket vas ID
around him when be was avaklnA !;
reporter. He sat up IN bed aal VI
his bleary eyes. Although be ha. sd
$500 from his manager but isV ].
before, he failed to ind even a
nickel for a glass Of beer.
This is a rum go" be said 'Ha|
am again u bum.
This is Detroit, Isn't til ii.az
| was over in Ed Gillman's and vi
all do remember. | feel ratbs 4
today. II some klnd.healsed ss:tnl
would only come around here nd "
on the head with IN AK what sNA
he would be doing humanity"
Tho gladiator" gazcd about a' 4
uuwound the blanket, looked al h.ai1ll
u mirror then said; " You're Z ~ y
men. Won arc. you l0pSidedi 81. y
rattlesnakc Yesterday you wH I.
bad Corbctt ritz aud Jeurles -
selling plairrs. To-day you are I u.- \
great big slob, YOU should, y ~
locked up in o nuthouse. Nd
Then John L.. lay pack On lsg "
when mug Of ale was bFqssa1 NJ
lis thirst he was sound asleep
sullivan came TO Detroit ulatI " Il
acement Of Ben Harris, AZ 2lAl u
a week. Monday night be looS s " A 4 !
TO the health OF Rat Masiersop ~
Davies. That night he disInluu
10 the Russell House SCRUB NoIs.
he took a Turkish bath and aPpAu
tcrday much the worse for drinA
went to the Avenue theater. -,
Ladies ana gentlemen, I'M W..
'toxicatcd. freely hic- Knowles.
drunk" he announced 70 w y.
He attempted to 60 on pu. w 4
was run down and the ens'ss-'r
celed. 80, aaai
fault with the show people 49,. ,r
"0f course. can not blame ~ n
not putting John On the sIsss 81 VIZ AS
time as this" lie said "eut ' ig,,,
certain, won't have aheipyi' ,,sss.s 4
with him. He has been lries' !, n ,w a
las time. ana don't think ~ y, n n 4
man IN the weird will das y
now"
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MRS. TINeLeYs LIBEL SUIT.
Wants $4,000 Damages from the Los
Anaeles lines

san Diego, Cal, December Is.-Mrs
Catherine ringlcy was a witness today in
her suit FOR $4,000 against the Los Angeles
Times for alleged libel In her complaint
she made denial Of the allegations concern
lug the treatment OF the inmates OF the
Universal Brotherhood institution at Point
Iona when Mrs. Tlngley was called she
walked 10 the witness stand with the aid
Of q crutch She said she was thcosophicni
head Of the brotherhood Asked to define
her suffering caused by the publication, she
answered;
Mentally, with apprehension, With con.
etant insomnia, which greatly impaired my
work %
The constitution OF the brotherhood was
admitted I'm evidence. II provides that the
head shall hold office FOR life aud that the
constitution can not be changed without
consent Of the loader.
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TIE PRgsIpgNT,s pINNER.

The Guests Had a Chance TO Admire
White House Aoornn1erts.
Washington, Decel&Nr ls-The president
gave dinner tonf= ~ to the cabinet
large number Of guests were present. II
was the FIRST formal evening function AZ the
White House since its remodeliug and gave
the guests an opportunity to view the
many changes which have been made IN The
Interior of the mansion, Among those pres.
ent, In addition TO the cabinet officers ana
their ladies'. were the president OF the SON
ate, the speaker OF the house ana Mrs
Henderson, Senator Morgan. senator ma
Mrs. Alger, Representative ]. - Williams
lyman J, Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs, stuyyeSant Fish
aud General Young.
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ANOTHER VESSEL DISABLED.

oelmans Captured Venezuelan Schooner
VIotorIa-Indlgnation at Maracaibo.
La Guayra, December ls.-The German
cruiser Fake, which has been anchored
for the past two days at the entrance Of
Maracaibo' today captured the Venezuelan
schooner Victoria, After cutting down her
main mast thus disabling her. the Germans
abandoned the vessel. This action has
caused much indignation among the vene-
zuelans at Maracaibo and they are parading
the streets, utterlug cries uSA!nst Great
Britain and Germany.
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WARRINGTON.

Mr.. BAN made notable tarin speech In
the house. the Philippines bill furnishing
text.
The bill fixing o term Of the Federal
court Of appeals at Fort Worth each year
hns become law.
Secretary Wilson advocated putting TWEEN.
~ department experts In the boil weeyil
work on Texas and the agricultural com,
mittee agreed with hlrG
Mr. Bartlett's amendment has given the
republicans their opportunity 20 get out
81 antitrust legislation.
Mr.. Bailey may press his bill making Port
Arthur a port 81 entry with district
eomDosed Of Texas counties.
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Carneoie's idea OF Wealth.

New York peccmber lS.-The Evening
foSt THIS afternoon says; In our real cs
ta'e columns yesterday, Ia our reference To
me sale By Mr. Carnegie 10 Mr.. Burden Of
certain lots in the High 0nds OF Fifth ave-
nue. we spoke Of Mr., Carnceie's own nouse
which is to he a Christmas gift TO his lttIH
daughter This Item had heeu printed he.
tore nd We took Il 10 he an undisput A
ton whatever and thing could ha -
N harmon With TIE i'd ms az Mr.. ana Mrs
Carnegie than IA their d ne ter sbon 4
now or ever be burdened with great weeItS
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COMMERCIAL

Cotton values continued 10 decline under
Indications Of freer movement aud better
weather.
The Bccrs say that cotton values will he
maintained until receipts show signs Of in.
Crcasing
Grain and provisions ruled dull and
weak
Notwithstanding assurances from the st
Louis cllaue, the "ullud pool" In Decem.
Der corn has been abandoned
Tin Is ,foudy at Liverpool
New York cotton closed quiet and
steady
War talk ruled stocks. The list clo,Sl
strong 40 top level
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DOMESTIC.

The remains Of General Norman were
laid 10 rest In the tomb OF the Army o.
the Tennessee at New Orleans.
The coal strike nrbitrators heard evidence
tending 20 prove that reign Of terror
existed during the strike period.
Mra. Catherine Tinglcy, theosophist. has
sued Los Angeles paper Tor $4,000 dam-
ages for alleged libel
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ROCKEFELLER NAY BE SATISFIED,
Standard Oil In a Fair Way to Break
Evan It's Records.

New York. December 1s.--John n. Rock.
e'ener's Christmas Gift Of S1.OOo00l to the
Chicago university was doubtlessly prompt
ed by the fact that the earnings OF the
Standard oil company right now are larger
than at any similar period In the history
OF the trust,
Wall street experts predicted today that
Standard oil would my Its shareholders
next year not less than $300OO,000 or 80
per cent In dividends. and that this rate
might even he exceeded
Since oil started on It's upward course
IN line with strike prices OF coal the earn
ings have increased SO enormously that
even Mr.. Rockefeller is satisfied.
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sssssssssesssssoss.ees.s.ssss
PRlNETTps PERr QUESTION.

O PRlNETTPS PERT QUESTION.
ltsly's Minister Asks "Who Has No
claims Against Venemslal"
New York. December 1s.-Accord.
Ing to a Rome dispatch 10 the
Tribune. all wao have spoken with
Foreign Minister Prnettl regarding
the Venezuelan situation. including
the American, Austrian and French
ambassadors, says a Rome dispatch,
have been assured that he was not
at all preoccupied by the fact that
venezuela had rejected the Italian
ultlmatun. Asked about the Italian
claims, he shrugged his shoulders,
saying: who has no claims against
Venezuelan"
Rome. December fs.-Instructions
have been sent to Signor De Riyu,
the italian minister 10 Venezuela.
who IS on Board the Italian cruiser
Giovanni Bausan, at La Guayra, TO
he guided by circumstances and the
best measures to take, always. how.
ever, bearing ln mind the agreement
with Germany and Great Britain
and the necessity for uniformity Of
action, The italian government con.
sidcrS that the Giovanni Buusan.
Elba and Aeordat are sufficient to
cooperate IN the blockade.
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Ri,o Notor's Wish

Rome, December IS KING sls'@ !. 4
uel granted an audience toaS ~. I,
mander pencevllIs Of the l'a,A ..
Agordat. which has received ~, u
coed 10 Venezuela, Hls nsle sSy1I,, !
hopcd for a speedy and happ, ,o ,a Y
no Considerations With other ~ ~, IA .
Venezuelan affair. The AgoI1ass.
for the Caribbean In few aN'
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CONGRESS.

The house passed a bill regulating the
tara on Philippines goods
Congressman Sharroth urged congress TO
guarantee Venezuela indcmnities.
The house eisht- hour hin will be re
ported fayorably by the senate committee
on education and labor.
Root argued before the senate commit
tee in support OF the general stan bill
Alser supports the measure. Il will be
favorably reported.
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GERMAN ENVOY LANDS.

Ven Pil9rim-Baltazzi Spoke by Telephone
to His Wife.
La Guayra' December ls.-Herr Won Pill.
gr'm'Baltazzi the German envoy to vene-
zuels' landed here today, permission for
him to do so having been granted by the
authorities. He spoke by telephone to his
VIE who Is very III at Caracas. Later the
German envoy accompanied the nrefect NJ
"a Guayra to the latters office. where he
remained a short time ""e'e N'
A British cruiser has oht,l,o1 ,,,.,..,.
to purchase fresh provisions ON Ibn pis SaSn
Inc British cruiser Tribune arrived Mere
THIS morning. The British cruiser Inde-
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FOREIGN.

Edwards prorogatiou OF parliament until
February II consisted OF a mere recapltua-
Non Of public events
New York and European bankers have
'ftered 10 lend gold to Mexico.
A large importing house OF Mexico has
been closed for violation OF the stamp tax
aw.
General Nord has been proclaimed prcs,.
Sent OF Hayti.
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ADMIRAL DEWEY eRATIFlEo.
Has Ordered His Fleet to Husband Coal
Supply.

TIa9 NTulTcN IT'S 7 FelI % TIuapdOu OodT
supply
san Juan, December 1s.-The report that
there was yellow fever at willemstad has
been authorltauycly controdicted, and with
the exception ot the Chicago, tho ships
assigned 30 Curacao FOR tho holidays viii
proceed for that port. The Chicago will
come 20 san Juan for repairs Admiral
Dewey and Admiral Taylor are grntdcd al
the results Of the maueuvers Rcferrln,
60 the subject today Admiral TAYLOR said,
Tho inner harbcr at Culebra Is VERY suit
able for q naval base. Admiral Cnrhlnr
has placed heavy moOriug buoys IN tho
hGrhor aud provided FOR other facilities.
husband coal so that fuel viii he ayail9bie
when the maneuyers are resumed after lilo
holidays
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Washinuton coal Famin.

washington, December is.-A material IN.
crease Of the eas's OF pneumonia and severe
colds among the people or this civ IL A..
trlouted 10 the coal famine, according :, 4
number Of physicians, They say that In
most OF the houses visited only few Of
the rooms are heated. Even in houses az
MeL,io-do, people furnaces have had to BE-
abandoned SOFT coal ~ retain brought 20
ton aud many Of the dealers are unSbia n,
furnish even small lots 70 regular custom.
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vsnderbiIt's CondlHcn'

New York. December is'--is M, 4. I
in attendance on Cornelius w, lsssl
is critically III with peTito s,rs,.
b. bulletin at 1880 O'Clock toni !. ...,sr
"Mr. Vanderbilt, 50 iaT Is c.a rslfl
complication as wen " thsp B. y
noon
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BRITAIN PREFERS PEACE.
Has No Intention Of Violating the
Monroe Doctrine.
HAS ASSURED AMBASSADOR eROATf
That She Is Ready TO Act independently
Without Consulting the Berlin
Government.

Washington, December 1s.-Ambass dor
Choate has been assured that Great Britain
has no Intention of violating the Monroe
doctrine and is disposed 70 look with great
favor upon the proposal to settle the Vene-
zuelan trouble by arbitration.
In addition to this, 1t Is said on good
authority that Mr. Choate has further IN
formed the state department that Great
Britain is ready to act Independently Of
Germany and to accept Oh her own account
and without consulting the Berlin govern
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than they are today. Mr. Long
expressed himself as quite certain that
there existed no danger Of war or " any
straluing OF the present friendly relations
with the United States. He said he be
lleved the British government was deter
mined to avoid any rupture with Washing.
TON
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THE INTERNATIONAL DAM.
Mr., Burleson Wants Action on the Mat
ter Now.


Especial to The Fost)
Washington, December IS. Representa-.
tive Stephens appeared before the commit.
tee on foreign affairs today for the purpose
Of reminding that body that the bill re
ferred to IT nearly a year ago providing
for the construction Of an international da v
across the Rio Gronde at FL Paso had
never been reported.
After Mr.. Stephens address. Mr. Burle.
son. who Is a member OF the committee
moved that the subcommittee, in the hands
OF which the bin was placed, be ordered
to make an immediate report.
Chairman Uil said that such action would
be unusual and expressed the opinion that
the subcommittee could he depended on TO
make report In the near future after hav-
Ing been separately reminded OF the fact
that report was wanted With the un-
Outstanding thar report was 10 he forth
coming Immediately after the holiday re-
cess, the matter was allowed 10 so over
until that time
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GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE
Cures the chills tina, other chill tones
ont cure. Al all druggists. No cure, No
ay, SOC
New Colonist Rates.

San Francisco. Cal, December ls.-New
colouist rates TO Southern. Central and
Northern California win be in effect from
February 10 to April 80. The Santa Fe
ana southern Pacific have Joined In a re
Quest 10 the Transcontinental association
70 permit rates TO be effective at thas time
II Is said that II permission Is not granted
both companies Will act regardless Of the
wishes OF the competitors IN the North
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THE AMERICAN CONSULATE AT AT
UYARA,
mont the proposal to arbiuate rather than
to do anything which would vex the wash
lugton authorities, However 1t is intimat-
ed that someone besides Minister Bowen
would be preferred by the British govern
meut.
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France Is cansid.,s,.

Ira 1srae,s, December 1s,-rhe French
T II. y Assas Is expected at La Guovro
der o ST@4N%iander has received orders nor 10
cepti6iHtiess ~ Tn tSa night wound the sus,
VI tue NeneZucluns
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a Dutch Demonstrated

HE nne hague December ls.-rbe MT.
70 0, sons ne huntger, which It is nprnosoG
S a. sSha to the West Indies bas n 49,
Dutch Interests SGeed to Venezuela 10 protscr
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eu,noy Again a can 'ss' n
San Antonio, Texas. pe' ,'.s,o,, q
shall purney Of Amphion' A As,,,S !.
announces that he + q AZ iolip,l
election TO the position ~
the Twenty.eighth legisl'l
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Groves Black soo, live. ON.

Made from an active principle obtained
from blacS Root. They act on the liver
eaual 10 ealomel and leave no bad after
enects, No gripping. no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price IS cents
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No Danaer AZ w..

,ssD, ua !, =, December is-w. H. Long Dr..
,pv =, w Sue local government board speaS.
- ~ westminster tonight. ssls ny su =.
" ''s'''0' Period had Great sritaln',
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RAlLROhrs.

Mr. Becker has been made general
freight agent q the Frisco
The Louisiana commission has adopted
rule requiring roads 10 furnish care to
SINNERS prombtiv
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SPORT

John Peters and Commission Forster were
the only winning favorites at New Or
leans
Jockey Plcksriugs bad" ride on Sontag
nay cause his suspension.
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CURRENCY 70 THE ISLANDS.

Senate Committee on Philippines Agreed
on a Bill
Washington, December Is, The senate
committee on the Philippines has agreed on
bin 10 establish currency for Tho H.
lands, which IS the Joint production OF Sen.
ators Lodge and Allison. The bill makes
the gold peso Of II $40 grains the unit OF
value In the islands aud makes the sold
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TEXAS

Beaumont oil exchange is to be suWeeded
b. board OF trade.
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TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE Bromo oulnine Tablets. This
: asS GW.4.v.,zAss on every box
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-25

Colorado owes to her women tie
laws establishing State industrial
School for Girls and State Home
for Dependent Children; removing
the emblems from the Australian
bollot (the nearest approach to an
educational qualification for suff-
rage), making fathers and mothers
JOINT guardians of their children,
enlarging women's property rights,
raising the age of protection fol
glrls to eighteen, introducing the
indetermlnata sentence, so much de
sired by the friends of prison re
form; establishing parental schools
providing for the care of the feeble
minded, aud for the preservation 0
forest trees; giving the board o
charities and correction power t
Investigate private e!eemosynar
lnstitutlons. and providing an ar
nual appropriation to buy book
for the State library; also In Der
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Another Gushier?

The Valley of the Teche pub
liShes the following startling re-
port.
"ReportS which are considered
authentic says that the largest
gnsher ever known was brought
in at the Bayou Lacombe oil field
Saturday afternoon This we'll is
IN St Martin Parish, near the
line of Iberville, on the Atchafal-
aya River. For a month the drills
have been boring through hard
rock, which necessitated an out
lay Of 81 900 for new drills. At
a depth of 1850 feet the drill
went through cypress log. The
gusher came in with such force
that the derrick was blown INTO
the air. Land values are soaring
upW ards already in that vicinity.
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BEAUMONT LUMBER TRADE.

Question Whether Local Sawmills
Shall Hold the Market To Be
Decided.
There will be meeting here
of the executive committee of the
Lumber Association 10 determine
whether Beaumont shall continue
as ''pro'ected" city. A "pro-
tected" city Is one to which other
members Of the association may
not ship lumber, as the mills 10
Gated in the town are supposed
to care for the trade. The local
demand, however, cannot be sup
piled, or at least is not, and appli.
cation has been made to have the
protection taken away. 1t is prob
able that this will be done, as there
will be little opposition from the
local mills.
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Big Shipment Of Salt.

The Avery Rock Salt Mining
Company Monday made a ship,
ment of unusual size, which
marks new era in the history of
New Orleans as a salt distribute
ing center, when il loaded the
bark Shetland with 800 tons of
salt for Appalachicola. Fla This
is the first shipment Of such mag
nitude ever made from New Or
leans 10 a Florida port by sea. =
States.
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Loreauvllle Races.

Tomorrow a series Of interesting
races will take place on the Denis
Mestayer race track at LOreau-
vile, commencing at II o'clock
a. IN. The following programme
has been announced for the day:
lst. Race, ) Acres, between
Garfield belonging to Abraham
Mitchell and Grant belonging to
AleA Girard. Purse $500.
md. Race, ) Acres, between
Daisy belonging to Lule Dugas
and Rand belonging to Thelismar
Ronsonett. Purse $500.
3rd. Race, 3 Acres, between
Bessie Jones belonging to Lule
Dugas and Sam belonging to
Denis Mestayer. Purse $4,000.
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l want to live to see the ds

l want to live to see the did
when every boy and girl in Ten1
essee, whether living in counts
or city, whether the child OF po,
erty and toll, or the child of weal'
and luxury, shall attend, or hay
the opportunity of attending.
well taught school for at lea
nine months in every year. AL
when this is done you will 81
your penitentiary problem simp
fed, your criminal cost bills gro
infinitely less, and the producti'
energy and wealth of this gre
State many times multiplied
James b. Frazier of Tennessee.
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A Country That Has No Strikers

The Church Review says: "New
Zealand has done the most daring
things ever attempted by any
modern government. The New
Zealanders claim that New Zea-
land is a s'country without strik-
es.' Laborers and employers have
their disputes there as elsewhere,
but the one cannot quit work, or
the other lock out workmen, pend
ing a settlement Of the dispute in
courts. 1t is also country with.
out paupers or poorhouses, for in
iured wOrkmen are cared for by
their employers. The aged work
man is pensioned by the Govern
mcnJ as soldiers of industry wOrr
|out in the ranks. The Govern
ment owns not only the postal sys
TEN, but the express service, thu
telegraph lines and the railroads
Recently it has purchased a Goa
mine to supply it's locomotive
with fuel, and it intends to com
pete with private mines in th
sale of coal to the public fo
enough to keep the price of Goa
down to a reasonable figure"
There is not pauper in Ne,
Zealand.
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YER ordinances placing drinking
fountains ID the streets, torbiddiDg
expectoratlon in public places, and
requiring smoke-consuming chin
neys ON all public and business
buildings
Among other results OF equal
suffrage is much better enforce
ment of the laws forbIdding the
employ ment IN factories OF children
under fourteen, requiring merchants
to furnish their saleswomen witt
seats, regulating the sale OF liquor
| and tobacco to minors, and Others
of tie same general character.--N
". Progress.
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"a Speckled Bird by Augusta
Evans Wilson aon<saie Z. +. Mil
lard's News Depot. :
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MORGAN CITY POULTRY FOOD
and Fertilizer Go.
crushed shells for Poultry Food
Fertilizlng and Side walks,
TO THE TRADE:

TO THE TRADE:
We have secured the agency for
the above firms products for the
parishes of st. Martin, VermiIion
and Iberia, and will always keep
supply on hand of Fertilizer
Poultry Food, and Walk or Con,
crete Shells If in need Of any
of the above would be pleased to
figure with you for same. The
shell Fertilizer has past its exper
mental stage and is known to the
planters as being one. of the best
Fertilizers on stiff, also worn out
and sour lands,
State Chemical analysis is as
follows:
Moisture, organic matter and unGeter.
mined. ...........3S 81 per cent
Insoluble matter ..373 g
Phosphoric acid. ........ II "
Carbonate of lime. 80. 9225 -
(Signed NsM. G. STUBBs, Director
REMARKS: The above is a very
good carbonate of lime, having
but little else present.
Hoping to receive your valued
order, either in person, by mail OF
phone and thanking you in ad
vance for same, we are
Very truly yours,
CYPRESS STORE,
NEW IBERIA La