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Basement.
(Per elevator or stairway

An important feature-the Bric-a-
brac at 9Sc for choice. Larger and
better pieces than usual are here in
greatest variety.
Busts, Terra Gotta, Acc to S69S.
Pitchers, Decorated, 49c to S3.9S.
Urns, Decorated. 49c to $3.50.
Vases, Royal Vienna, s.. - to SO 90.
Vases. Royal Bonn, ACC to $3.50.
Vases, Teplitz Art, Acc to $500.
Vases, Art China, 25c to 5000.
Vases, Bohemian Glass. 25c to $500.
Sets, Smoking, CSC to S3.25.
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Miscellaneous.

Birds, Canary, S19
Cages. Bird. soc to $500.
Cases, Backing, CSC to Sc 90.
Commodes, Oak. S3.9S to $500.
Sweepers, Carpet, $1.39 to $500.
Gongs, Chinese, S1.75 to $500.
Mirrors. Gilt Frames, S125 to $500.
Jardlnieres and Pedestals, So. 9S to
$500.
Jars, Umbrella, So 40 to $500.
Shades, Candle, Sc to So. 9S.
Pedestals, Marble. S69S to 5000
Cabinets. Medicine, S1.9S to $500.
Filters, Water, s.. 25 to $3.50.
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H.
Umbrellas. &c.

Twilled Silk, ladies', s29S to s28.
Twilled Silk. mems, s2.9S to $50.
Spun Silk. ladies', s19S to $40.
Spun Silk. mems, s1.9S to SO.
Gloria Silk, ladies'+$1- to $3.50.
Gloria SILK, mems. 81 to 1898.
Gloria Silk, child's, SOC to $I4S.
Rain Coats. ladies', SO 90 to $40.
Mae kintoshes, ladies', 1898 to So.
Ma ckintoshes, misses, $2.9S to 49, ~
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Laces, &c.

Robes, each, $3.50 to $4,000.
Gallons, yard. 12c to 5000.
All-oyer, cotton, 75e to 1925.
All-over, silk, $2.9S to $500.
Liberty Silks. yard. SOC to $3.50
Chiffons. yard. SOC to $1.o0.
Mousseline, yard, SOC to 75c.
Nets. spangled, $50 to SS.25.
Nets, Tosca, soc to $500.
Nets, Alencon, $1.6S to S5.25.
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NeckWear.

Neck Puffs and Boas, Csc to $50.
Lace Collars, Csc to $40.
Duchesse Lace. Berthas, s6.75 to S12
Liberty Scarfs. 9sc-to Sc.
Fancy Stock Collars, SOC to So.
Crepe de Chine Ties. Csc to s4.9s
Silk Ties (embroidered). soc to So
Collar and Cuff Sets, 25c to s1.9S.
Turnover Collars. various, 25c to $50.
Fancy Neck Pieces, CSC to So.
Tailor-made Stocks, SOC to s2.9S.
Neck Bows, various. Csc to SOC.
Mems Neckwear, 25c to 81.
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Dress Goods, Black.

Henriettas, 49c to s1.9S.
Albatross, 49c to 75c.
Nuns Veilings, 49c to 500.
Examines, 75e to s1.25.
Broadcloths, s1.00 to $500.
Serges, 59c to $3.50.
Cheviots, SOC to $500.
Venetian Cloths, s1.OO to $500.
Thibet Cloths, s1.25 to $3.50.
Lansdowne, $1.25.
Readona Crepe, SIPS.
Poplins, SIPS to $500.
Grenadines, s125 to $3.50.
Silk and Wool Crepe, S1.25 to $500.
French Wolfe, $1.00 to $500.
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Nickel plated Ware.

Trays, 15c to S39S.
Cuspidors, 100 to CSC.
Fixtures, Bath Room, 25c to $685.
Chatting Dishes, $3.50 to $500.
Tea Kettles, SOC to S1.49.
Tea Kettles. 8 o'clock. $1.S9 to S. o.
Trays, Crumb and Brush, 25c to
81 40.
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GlassWa. g Gut.

Shakers. Salt and Pepper, 23c to $50.
Bottles, OH and Vinegar, CSC to S3.0a
Bottles, Water, 81 SO to S79S.
Pitchers. Water, 1925 to $12.9S
Bowls, Fruit, $3.9S to St9.9S.
Trays, Spoon, 1915 to $500.
Vases, Flower, $S.25 to $500.
Bowls, Punch, $500 to $500.
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Lamps.

Lamps, Table, Decorated, S19S to
$500.
Lamps, Nickel, Sewing, csc to sos.
Lamps, Student, Nickel, 50. 40 to ST.
Lamps, Han, Hanging, SIC to S39S.
Lamps, Library, various, S39S to
S12.Ou
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Leather Goods.

Wrist Bags, various, ACC to $1,000
Bill Books, various, Csc to S3.49.
Gard Cases, various, 9Sc to. S2.9S.
Music Rolls, various, 49c,to s3.9S.
Chatelaine Bags, various, 49c to s7.40.
Silk Bags, various, csc to $2.49.
Drinking Cups, various, 49c to s1.49.
Travelling Sets, various, Csc to $25.
Writing Tablets, various, 49c to $40.
Boston Bags, various, 49c to 81. 49,
Safety Pockets, various, 25c to 81 90.
Carriage Bags, fitted. &9S.
Pocketbooks, various. 49c to s69S.
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Trimmings.

Pearl Buttons, dozen, 10c to s1.75.
Fancy Buttons, dozen, 25c to $500.
Pendants, each, SC to 81 %.
Applique. various, yard, 25c to $3.50.
Persian Bands, yard, Csc to $40.
Braids, various, yard, &c to 15c.
Spangle Trimming, yard, &c to $3.50.
Frogs, each, 10c to 40c.
Boas, ceque feathers, sos
Boas. ostrich. $3.50 to $500.
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Cutlery.

Carvers, pair, csc. to S4.9S.
Sets, Carving, S3.25 to $500.
Knives and Forks, II pieces, Coo to
$4.e5.
Knives, Bread and Cake, 19c to 400.
Razors, various, 69c to $395.
Strops, Razor, 19c to CSC.
Knives. Steak. Toe to $14o.
Knives. Pocket, 15c to S1.9a
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Willow Ware.

Baskets, Scrap. $50 to S69s.
Baskets, Work, 500 to S292
Baskets. Work, on stand, SLID to
1892
Receivers, Hair, 19c to Coo.
Baskets, Market, G9c 10 1922.
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Innings.

Percaline, Sc to ACC.
Saline, zoe to Soc.
Mercerized Sateen, zoe to 40c.
Nonpareil MORE, 19c.
Monte Silk, Csc.
Glitter Silk, 15c to 25c.
Taffatine, 29c.
Moreen, soc to SOC.
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Dolls, &c.

Kid body, $50 to Csc.
Haudwerck, jointed, 25c to s6.9S.
Dressed, various, SOC to $1,000.
Fur Sets, 25o to T5c.
Worsted Sets, 4Sc.
Table and Toilet Sets, 25c,
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F1ail Orders Requested.
(The Reason Why.)

The Ps Royal collection Christmas not only
the arge the practical and best This is statement
that smack of egotism 1t merely statement OF
fact The cheap with their inferior goods the hand and
the exclusive establishments with their exobiant prices on the
other make the Paa Royal collection easily the most practical
and best Prices for reliable goods easily the lowest because
the Paais Royal the department making specially
of a cash business.
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Photo Frames.

Frames-Gold Florentine, 4So to Il
FramesLGold-pl 25c to s1.92
Frames-Oxidized, 25c to $1.9S.
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Clocks.

Clocks. Gilt, Bureau, S1.25 to $500.
Clocks, China, Mantel, S1.49 to $500.
Clocks, Marbleized. S4.9S to $500.
Clocks, Art Nouyeau. S3.9S to $1,000
Clocks. Nickel, 49c to soc.
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Gum Metal.

Cigarette Cases, $3.4S to seas.
Match Boxes, S29S to $3.9S.
Card Cases, $2.9s to S3.9s.
Cigar Cutters, 69c to S1.4S.
Pocket Knives, 4Sc to $1.4a.
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Skirts.

Walking Skirts. IS to SIS.
Dress Skirts, So to $40.
Dress Skirts, silk, $40 to $50.
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Wrappers.

Flannelette Wrappers, CSC to So.
Kimonas, long, Csc to 81.
Kimonas, crepon, S14S to SO.
Tea Gowns, cashmere, S. to SIS.
Tea Gowns. silk, SIS to $35.
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Second Floor.

Here are Dress Goods, Innings and
Trimmings, Millinery and Housekeep-
ing Goods; and overflow tables of PIC
lures, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Veil.
ings, etc.
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Veilings.

Veilings, Black, 25c to 500.
Veilings, Black and White, &c to
$1.00.
veiIings, Fancy Mesh, 25c. to 500.
Veilings, Chiffon, 25c to 75c. -
Veilings, Bridal, 75c to s1.25.
Maine Yelling. 25c to Soc
Chiffon Made Wells, SOC to $50.
Mourning Made Wells, 75c to 81 80.
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Aprons and Caps.

Aprons, maids, various, 12lsc to $50.
Aprons, mattresses. various, 12lzc to
roc.
Aprons, nurses, various, 12lao to
S1.J0.
Aprons, gingham, large, 12i5c. TO 80.
Aprons, black, large. 12Iac to S1.4S.
Caps. misses, various, Sc to 25c.
Caps. maids. various. lie to soc.
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Toilet Articles.

Soaps, Shaving, 10c to 100.
Soaps, cake. sc to s1.75.
Soaps, boxes, 10c to s5.25.
Tooth Powders, bottle. 15c to 39c.
Sachet Powders, bottles, 19c to 54os
Cold Cream, Jar, 13c to 50c.
Face Powders, box, 100 to CSC.
Smelling Salts, bottle, 21c to 500.
Bay Rum, bottle, 85c to SOC.
Eau de Quinine, bottle 89c to $50.
Tooth Washes, bottle, 21c to 45c.
Talcum Powder, box, 10c to SOC. \
Extracts. bulk, ounce. 35c to s1.23.
Toilet Powders. package. $50 to zoo.
Face Lotions, bottle. 15c to $1.25.
Complexion Creams, jar, Csc to S1.00.
Cologne Waters, bottle, 25c to $1.5n
Florida Waters, bottle, -25c to 50c.
Dressing Combs, each, 10c to Too,
Hair Brushes, each, 15c to $5.25.
Tooth Brushes, each. 19c to 500.
Nail Brushes, each, 100 to soc.
Extract. Houbigant's. bottle. $1.s0 to
$S.47.
Extract violets Of Sicily. bottle. TOO
to $149.
Extract, Piver's. s1.19 to s5se.
Violet Sec. Toilet Water. bottle. 75o
Extracts, Grown" $50 to $500.
Toilet Water, Houbigant's, bottle,
Toilet Water. woodworth's. 25c to
3I.OU.
Soap. Houbigant's. cake, s1.75.
Toilet Water. Piver's, bottle, Sic to
S1.49.
Extracts, PiveTs, bottle, $1.19 to
s1.49.
Toilet Waters, Rogert & Gallet, s1o
to $1.37.
Toilet Water, Pinaud's, $50 to $50.
Sets, Comb and Brush, Csc to $4.98.
Sets, French stag, $2.25 to s4.9S.
Atomizers, various, $50 to s1.9S.
Syphon AtomiZers. TOO to sos.
Atomizer Sets, $50 to $40.
Hand Mirrors, best woods. 400 to
S19S.
Puff Boxes, cut glass, $1.49.
Hair Brushes, SOC to $40.
Mirrors. standing, 49c to s4.9S.
Mirrors, standing, adjustable, $2.25 to
S49S.
Mirrors. Triplicate, s1.9S to s16.99,
Mirrors. black frames. 25c to $1.49.
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Fourth Floor.

Closets, China, $1,000 to $3.50.
Desks, Ladies, $3.50 to $500.
Shelves, Book, CSC to sos.
Chairs, Morris, $4.9S to $500.
Chairs, Rocking, S19S to $3.50.
Chairs, Upholstered, S2T5 to $3.50.
Divans. Upholstered, $500 to So 90.
Beds, White Enamel, S3.25 to $500.
Divans, Gildec, S298 TO S5.9S.
Couches, Box, 81. 9S to $1,000.
Tabourettes, various, 39c to $4.9S.
Screens, various, 49c to $50.
Hassocks, Carpet, SOC to Acc.
Trees, Clothes, 75c to $29S.
Seats, India, CSC to $3.50.
Chairs, Desk, IDS to $4.98.
Cabinets, Music, S1.49 to $3.50.
Couches, Tufted. $500 to $500.
Portieres, Rope. $1.49 to S4.9S.
Portieres, Tapestry, $2.9S to S49S.
Portieres, Mercerized. $59S to $500.
Curtains, Lace. 49c to Sass.
Curtains, Irish Point, S1.9S to $500.
Curtains, Renaissance. $3.50 to 5000
Panels for Doors. Irish Point. 49c to
S19S
Rugs, Ingram, 29o to $7.9S.
Rugs, Smyrna. S5.9S to $500.
Rugs, Oriental, $1,000 to 5000.
Sets, Ping Pong. SLAB to $S.eS
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Evening Fans.

Empire, Silk, 4Sc to $3.50.
Empire, Gauze, CSC to S3.9S.
Silk, large, 4Sc to 1925.
GauZe. large, $50 to $1,000.
Empire, Feathers, s1.98 to 1888.
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Jewel Cases.

Gold. various, CSC to 81.
Gold and glass, 4Sc to SO.
Silver and Oxidized, $50 to $3.50.
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Sewing Needs.

Tape Measures, Turkey and Swan, 400.
Work Boxes, fitted, 25c to s2.49.
Needle-books, imported, 25c to $149.
Pin Cushions, fancy, 25c to csc.
Emeries. fancy, sc to 1Sc.
Spool Holders. nickel, 25o.
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Mirrors.

Gold-plated, $50 to SO.
Oxldized. on easel, $50 to 1898.
Art Nouveau, $50 to s12.92
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Waists.

All-wool Flannel. CSC to $29S.
French Flannel. sos to s..
Silk Waists, $3.66 to $50.
Wash Waists. heavy. CSC to 81.
Waists, heavy yestings, $3.9S to IS.
Golf Vests. $1.9S to S..
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Sacques.

Flannelette, SOC to 81.
French Flannelette, S1.98 to sos.
Eiderdown, 75c to 1925.
Cardigan Jackets, 0Sc to S1.25.
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Puff Jars.

Glass, various, 25c to CSC.
Moragu art, SIPS.
Rose, painted, $1.25.
Sterling finished, $1.9S to So.
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First Floor.
Books and Fancy Goods.)

The Palais Royal Book Store is tho
largest in Washington. Most Christ
mas Cards and Calendars are also
here.
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Framed Pictures.

Photographs, colors. 19c to S4.sS.
Platinotypes, 29c to S4.9s.
Carbonettes, 29c to $500.
pastels, CSC to S4.9S.
Water Colors, S1.49 to So.1O.
OIL Paintings, sos to $9-oo-
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Fur Garments.

Neck Scarfs, various, Csc to $50.
Collarettes, various, IS to $50.
Boas. various, $40 to $50.
Muffs, various, csc to $3.50
Sets. children's, 4Sc to 50.
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Third Floor.

Here are Suits, Waists, Skirts,
Knit Underwear. Corsets. Furs,
Wrappers, Aprons and Children's
Goods.
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The Mems Corner.
(For Sweethearts and Wiyes.)

(For SWeehearts and Wives)
Mems Umbrellas, Gloves, Handkerchief Silk Muffers and
c Gard cases and Bill Books to be found the regular
departments The MEMS Corner" for presents
that many sweethearts and wives looking for.
fancy O.
to
maeyh Il
SOC to and Boxes$ Ito
o Cases. o
10 Shaw Sets Ito
Pipes genuine brsr, Stagh n o
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Note.

Would 1t not be advisable to cut
out and preserve the catalogue
below? Does it not suggest Christ
mas Presents Of all kinds for
everybody? VIII 1t not save q
world Of thought and worry?
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26
Enterprise Book and Stationery Store.
LIST or JURORS.

State of Louisiana Parish of Iberia.
Be it known. that on this the 18th day OF April,
A. D. 1902 in compliance with Sections Four and
Six of Article 1875 of the General Assembly of the
State of louisiana approved July 18th, 1898
We H. Patout Max Levy, Lionel Broussard. j.
w. Compton, Jury Commissioners, in and for the
Parish of IBERIA who being duly and legally quail
filed and sworn according TO law met at the
Clerks Office at the Court House Of said Parish
of New IBERIA La and together with }. " lie
Blanc, Clerk of Court in and for the Parish OF
Iberia and exoficio Jury Commissioners for sad
Parish legally commissioned and sworn az ~
o'clock A. NJ in the presence OF Thomas hligueZ
and E. NJ. Nullemot two competent ana ulsih
terested witnesses Of lawful age competent TO
read and write the English language and residents
of Iberia Parish, summoned for that purpose by
the Clerk of Court and after examining the deh-
eral Venre Box found there remaining sew
enty names We then proceeded to supplement the
same by adding Two Hundred and Thirty names
selected from the qualified electors OF the PARISH
which together with the Seventy names alread!
in the General Venire Box completed the Ihree
Hundred names by law required; and which
named are as follows. to-wit: 600 names IN the
box
We further certify that each of the above names
were written on a separate slip of paper, together
with the number of the respective w ards, ana the
slips so containing the names above written
Except those containing the names of the 6rand
Jurors selected and hereinafter named) were
placed in the General Nenire Box.
Immediately after completing the General We,
nire List we selected therefrom the names OF
Twenty 600 citizens possessing the quallncatiohS
prescribed by Sections lst of 1875 of the General
Assembly who are subject to duty as Grand Ju'
rors for the period Of six months from the uate
they shall have been empanelled ana until u sue
ceedng Grand Jury shall have been elnpahelied'
| f,1ln tn
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26

Giving the negro the ballot has
kept the race in trouble ever since
sentimental political cranks COM
mitted that crime against civiliza-
ton. No sensible man conversant
with the conditions prevailing in
the South doubts that the ballot
has been a curse to the colored
race. 1t was not conferred on him
for the purpose of benefting him,
but to humiliate the white people
of the South. The negro's best
interests are promoted by honest
and enlightened government, and
this can only be had through an ill.,
telligent and honest ballot, and it
is notorious that in the hands OF
negroes the ballot is q chattel for
sale to the highest bidder, and
there are always enough unscrupu-
lous politicians to pay the price.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26
NEW ENTERPRISE AT LAKE CHARLES.

At the meeting of the board OF
trade held last night, the commit
tee reported favorably on the pro-
position Of Mr.. Kennedy to erect
paper mill to cost not less than
$l5O,OOO in Lake Charles upon the
condition that the city agree 10
furnish a site of ten acres; sink ar
tesian wells to furnish at least ooo
gallons a minute, and to donate
10000 tons of rice straw for Pc
riod of five years free of cost on
the plantation.
The committee further reported
that the Swift. Kirkwood company
would donate ten acre site on the
river front for the paper mill.
On motion the report Of the COM
mittee on the paper mill PROPOSE
ton was received and adopted.
Mr.. Kennedy, who was present,
Informed the board that he would
submit the matter to his company
for final action and give a prompt
and speedy reply. He said the de-
lay would probably be two weeks.
The proposed paper mill will have
a capacity of 10, 900 tons per year,
making daily output of little
over 20 tons. Rice straw will be
exclusively used in the manufact-
ure of the paper, however, some
pulp might be made from bagasse.
If the mill is located here, it will
be in operation in time to use this
years crop.-Lake Charles Amer
can.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26
WENDELL PHILLIPS PROPHECY.

An interesting prophecy made by
Wendell Phillips is pointed out by
the New York World. The World
says that on July %, 1865, speak
ing in Music Hall to school chill
dren, Wendell Phillips said: III
expect if live forty years to see a
telegraph that will send messages
without wires, both ways at the
same time" Mr.. Phillips forty
years would expire in 1905, and
from the progress already made by
Marconi, there is reason to believe
that had he lived Mr.. Phillips
would have realized his prophecy.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26
PLUTOCRACY'S TRIUMPH.

The passage of the Plat amend.
ment to the Chinese exclusion act
by the Republican majority of the
senate should be warning to the
country. The measure before the
senate which was defeated was pre-
pared by the best brain of the Pa
cific coast, where the people are
brought in actual contact with this
great question aud where it is
understood and its Importance felt
as it can be nowhere else. The
Republican majority, urged on by
the capitalistic power OF the coun-
try, would have gladly thrown open
the doors to the hor,les Of Asia to
the end that cheap labor might be
had. They care nothing about the
degradation of Anne IAN manhood
or the blow such u policy would
deal to our high civilization. Cap
italists are becoming more and
more intOlernnt of the American
workman. He is learning the
trick Of organizing just as they
have taught him. He is becoming
more intelligent and selfassertive
and more independent. He real
ICES that being the creator of all
wealth he is entitled to some say in
the division of it. He will not
consent to live on mice and rats
and work for a few cents a day as
do the cooleys of Southern China.
The Democratic party has put it.
self splendidly on record in stand
ing up for the American laboring
man and in the next national cam
paign it is not too much to expect
that American working men will
look to their own interests and vote
for the candidate Of the party who
is their friend. Plntocracy has
taken possession of the Republican
party aud. plutocracy demands
cheap labor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26

We then placed the above 30 names in an en-
velope and endorsed thereon the words List of
Jurors No. g."
The above said sealed envelope containing the
names of the Grand Jurors and the three envel
opes containing the names Of the Petty Jurors
for three weeks were placed in box provided
for that purpose and labeled "Jur Boz. which
was locked sealed and PLACED in the custody Of the
Clerk Of Court subject to the orders Of the Dis
triet Judge as provided by law.
The General Venire Box, containing the names
of the Jurors selected save the Grand Jurors and
Petty Jurors selected and drawn this day was
then also locked and sealed, and placed in the
custody of the Clefk of Court.
In evidence whereof witness my signature oitic.
presence Of and together with the witnesses
aforesaid, who have signed these presents to-
gether with us Jury Commissioners Aforesaid
H. PATOUT,
J: W COMPTON,
MAX LEVY,
L. BROUSSARD,
Witnesses; Jury Commissioners.
E VUILLIMOT,
THOMAS MIGUEs.
Attest true copy.
j. g. LEBLANC.
Clerk and Ex-oficio Jury Commissioner.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26


The disaster to the steamboat
City Of Pittsburg, on April 10th,
was one Of the worst in the history
of Ohio River navigation. The
steamer is a total loss. On board
were 66 passengers and a crew OF
rs men. Half Of the passengers
and crew are lost, from 60 to 70
lives. The scene of the horror was
Turner'S Landing, $50 miles below
Cincinnati and "a miles above
Cairo. The Pittsburg was one of
the finest boats on the river, and
the pecuniary loss will be $4,000.
The Captain and passengers were
asleep when the fire broke out and
the craft was moored at the time.
Many Cincinnatians are among the
dead and missing.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26

Washington, D. c. April o.
The Ways and Means Committee
this morning ordered a favorable
report on Mr.. Broussard's bill
abolishing the customs district OF
the Teche, adding it to the district
of New Orleans and making Nor
gan City a SUPPORT of entry in
stead of a port as at present. "A
favorable report was also ordered
on the bill of Mr.. Cooper of Texas,
making Port Arthur SUPPORT In
the Galveston district.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-04-26

The Manchester Guardian says:
A circular has been issued by the
Russian naval authorities regarding
ing the establishment of refuge
for impecunious Russian subjects
at Nagaski on the model of the Bril-
fish sailors homes existing at
many ports. The car has given
5000 roubles towards the refuge,
for which a subscription has been
opened.