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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
80
Feet; Then
DANCED
KsIssr Dropped Eight Stories
and Escaped with tho LicaI-
alton Of Two Fingers.

New York. Sept. 21-Falling from thu
eighth floor Of building In course of
erection in West Eighteenth street, Dis
tance Of about so feet. and turning three
somersaults in his descent Joseph Keiser.
an iron worker. has escaped with a slight
laceration OF two fingers.
A score OF workmen rushed to the csi-
lar. expecting TO nnd his mangied form.
Instead they found him calmly examining
his cut fingers. To convince them that
he had escaped without injury he danced
a jig. Then he went back to work at the
top OF the building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
VERY LOW RATES
To the Pacific Coast Via
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD
Account Meeting National Bankers Assn.

On account OF the meeting OF the Ma
tionai Bankers Association. TO be held at
San Francisco. Cal. october 2Oth to-2srd
the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad will sell
pxcurrion Tickets from october 9TH TO
18th. Inclusive. TO either Los Angeles or
Fan Francisco. good going and returning
Via direct route through Chicago, St.
Louis or New Orleans. and also good go
Ing by any one OF the direct routes and
returning by another direct route.
vember Nth. 1908
For tickets and pamphlet giving detailed
Information concerning routes, stop-overs.
etc, call on or address nearest Baltimore
n Ohio Railroad Ticket Agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

development OF the church In this coun-
try and was singulsrly familiar with
American institutions. The cardinal had
several lengthy interviews with the pope
regarding church affairs in this country.
He spoke OF the democracy OF the pom
tir saying his reign would be marked by
n breaking down OF the exclusiveness
vatican.
OF the simplicity and spirituality Of the
pope's character he spoke with great feel
deep interest in the welfare OF the poor.
The cardinal was not inclined 10 dis
cuss the probable policy OF the new pspal
regime. but said that no radical change
IN American church administration would
ensue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
MARRIED LAST MAY.
Mary E. DAILY I Seeking Divorce lud Is
6ranted Allowance Of 81 a Week.

The divorce case of Mary Z. Daily w
Terrence r. DAILY. was heard by Judge
Trlhnghast on Saturday. but as the
parties were only married last May and
as the ground on which the divorce was
asked was non support. his honor had
doubt as to the propriety OF granting =
temporary allowance.
Today he filed a resoript allowing Mrs.
Daily 50 a week and SO counsel fees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
DISABLED VESSELS LEAVE PORT.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Sept a.
Schooner Howard B. Peck, Norfolk for
Calais. before reported badly damaged by
collision with steamer Kiowa. sailed to-
day for her destination in tow OF tug Mer-
curry.
Schooner Metinic. Baltimore. which was
caught in the hurricane on Hog Island
last week and lost her sails. completed
temporary repairs today and sailed for
her Destination
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
GEN. BLACK REsl6NS.

Springfield. H.. Sept 22-Governor
Yates has received the resignation OF
General John c. Black. as a member OF
the board OF trustees OF the Illinois SOL
diers and sailors home at quincy.
General Blacks reason r. that his du-
ties as comma nder- -chief of the Grand
army or the Republic will not permit him
Go give his attention ss he should TO tns
business OF the sailors and soldiers homa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
STILL ON TRIAL.

The trial OF the suit Of John curiey
against the Rhode Island company va
continued In Judge Johnson's court %
dav. n n alleged by the defendant that
the accident was due 10 no nesiigenos -
it's part
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
MRS. WARD MARRIED At LONDON.

London. Sept 72.-Mrs. Edith Newcomb
Ward. who recently obtained n divorce
from Reginald Ward OF New York. was
married az noon today 20 y Gibbe In
graham, grandson % Justice Ingraham of
the appellate division of the supreme court
OF the city Of New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

New York Sept aa-Cardnal Gibbons arrived here today
the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse delegation priests and layen
from Baltimore down the bay cutter him
and welcome him home.
1t originally arranged that the cardinal would directly
from the pier Baltimore The plans modified however
the annual convention of Odd Fellows
there The cardinal will this city, the home
Mrs Kelly of Brooklyn until Friday when he will the
delegation home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22

exceeding two or three days in any one
place and to jump about so quickly tnat
She would hardly be noticed by the po-
lice
The police of Worcester. Boston. Brook
line and Fall River will desire to see MISS
Reardon.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
A Repentant Milk Dealer.

A milk dealer whose realization
Of his sins was concident with his
retirement from business has mailed
to City Collector Brandecker, Of
Chicago, 81 and the following let
ter: Enclosed YOU will find 81,
which | trust you will place on the
books of your department as pay
ment by me for the one mon rs
time that | have been selling NJ !;
without license. Now have T.
en- up the milk business, fer | f
long to JESUS, and must rerder Il
Caesar the things that are Cae
Meet me in heaven. +. ] I.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
JENNINGS. LA.

Last Tuesday we took flying
trip to Jennings, La, the coming
metropolis of Calcasieu parish
Upon our arrival there. we were as
tonished at the rapid strides the
town has made. On every side
were mammoth brick blocks and
business houses, fine banks. while
a 500, 900 hotel was in process Of
erection, having reached the first
story. The city, for such it Is, hss
a good system of sewerage, water.
works, electric lights, two daily and
two weekly papers aud all the aa
juncts of Ill up-to date town. The
citizens seems to be too busy &c
talk anything but business. Around
the depot was great activity, mum.
bers Of teams loading mp all kind,
Of goods and merchandise, vel
supplies and machinery, truly the
stranger must admit that life il
Jennings is one Of strenuosity
While there we met our good
friend and Iberian, Mr. } W. Pol
lard, who has large oil land hold
ings, aud who is in the rush will
others and who seemed to be in the
tide of success, as his holdings
were being constantly enquired fol-
and transfers being made. Nc
doubt that he will yet be wealthy
man from his foresight in taking
time by the foretop.
Our primary object in going tc
Jennings was to investigate Type
Setting Hachine, called the "Stand
ard Simplex" which is calculated
to do the work of three iirst-class
compositors. We find that our in.
creasing business, and the annoy
ance of transient labor has rend
cred it absolutely necessary for MS
to install one of these machines
which we will do at cost Of $4,000.
This machine will enable us to 90
ahead with our work without inter
ruption or delay, placing ourselves
in line with all date journals
which have adopted them aud bear
testimony as to their vaine. We
shall Ia a future issue give a cnt Of
this machine, and explain the de-
tails of its working. While at Jen-
nings we visited the Office OF the
Times aud was most uonrteonslv
treated, and every facility afforded
us by the Office force to investigate
the working OF this machine. now
doing the duty of three men. wl,ose
intricate machinery is manipulated
by the fair fingers If i charming
and intelligent ,sung iady who
very kindly assisted ~ il, getting
q good idea OF the nlseillne.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
A LETTER FROM lOREAUF!LLE POST
MASTER.

LoREAuyILLE, Ia, April II, '03.
10 The Editor Of tfc Enterprise.
Dear Slr--in your issue of The
4th inst. you stated that CON- PAINTS
reached yun that copies Of your pa
per, addressed to subscribers at
Loreauville, were not delivered mn
til Monday, though mailed on Saf,t-
day, in time for Sunday morning =
mail to Loreauville. La your Issue
of the 1lth inst YOU make 'amende
honorable. TO the postal authorities
at New Iberia aud call upon coun-
try postnasters to be more careful
in delivering the mail promptly.
Inasmuch as the Loreauviile post
Office was mentioned III your Issue
Of the 4th. aud | am the pDstmas
ter at that place, +! beg to make yon
the following statement, which |
would ask you, in justice to myself,
to publish: Prior to your issue OF
the 4th, three parties, to-wit: Mr..
l.. z. Boutte, Mr. Joseph Frick aud
Mr. J 4. Prince complained to me
Of not getting your paper on Sun
day. The next day, when the New
Iberia mail reached Loreauville,
before the mail was opened, these
gentlemen were admitted behind
the bar Of the postofiiee to see for
themselves that your paper had
reached my post-of1ice on that day
(Monday). 1t was for the salts
faction Of these subscribers that |
requested them to make the state
ment to you that their paper did
not reached them in proper time.
| make this statement in justice
to myself as postmaster of Loreau
Vile post office, and | would ask
you to publish this letter so as to
place me right before the patrons
of the Loreauville post Office.
Yours respectfully,
FELIX MoULIs, P. NJ
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
G ator G'cr,'s Bottle.

:, ne raeent citation of the
zee nic5ion in the United
renatc Mr.. Clark. of Mon
tsT has come TO be called "The
ali ~ speak easy" The rule
a~aiast selling liquor in the senate
cafe is being rigidly enforced, but
the Montana man carries in his
pocket small looking but capac-
i,us flask Of fine old Scotch wills
kew He never takes luncheon alone
but always invites colleague. with
whom he shares the contents of his
flask before they begin their mid
lay meal
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
THE TWO TICKETS.

On Tuesday next, April 2lst, Will
be held the Democratic primary
election, which shall select a ticket
for Mayor and six councllmen TO
be voted for next June. There are
two tickets for the primary, one
headed by Mr.. g. G. Laughlin for
Mayor and for Councilmen Messrs.
Max Levy, J w. Taylor, M, "
Fisher, G. Il. Reynolds and Il. II.
Winters; the other is headed by
Mr.. Jules E. Dupuy for Mayor and
the following gentlemen for Coun-
cilmen: Messrs. Leon Lemaire,
A. B. Murray, NJ. w. Fisher, L. q.
Blumenthal, Oscar Dupre and A. Il.
| Decoury.
From these two tickets it would
seem that most any intelligent cltl-
zen can select Il Mayor and SIX
Counci!men and vote accordingly
in the primary. The editor Of this
paper has been honored by posi-
ton on both tickets, an honor M
solicited by us and accepted only
after assurances that w were need
ed in the new city government to
assist in carrying out needed re
forms advocated by this paper.
We are IN no sense n politician and
yield only to the earnest soilcita-
ton of friends, who have impress
ed us with a sense Of daty. II
elected we shall always be found
ready to advance the true interests
of the town, and provide a revenue
houestl, sud judieionsly admins
tered w.. cn'' npun all good Dem
ocrats to rally to the primary ant
select a ticket that shall appeal t.
all good citizens and taxr"v"rs II
respective of party.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18


segufa.
81 acres II rouilly, norris norris, W
norfes.
Is acres norres, road, norres, nor
res
Norfes Mrs Opheila .,.' W
IL acres norres, road, nofres,
norres.
acres norres, fouitiy, norfes,
iorres.
lheflot Afis"at -
9 acres michael romero, romero
w Iassale.
SIXTH WARD.
Association IBERIA sugar loie W
i9oo acres ROAD teehe' aopetiei' W
darby
Coleman William ~
Lot II spencer, once, foat' uainV
Frances Geerse 1870. ~
! lot n sehei', hedt' sehntzman,
road
GnIdry Estate IL. -. -. ~
lot II Jones, ; ea'oh' foh", aehl'es :.
Grey James 20
lof innif, tozltt st, e occur, W
oon'fna''. 20
kieminreter itma Est '8
~ acres hfo"sshfd' oefa'o' eaSafn
brouSsafd
MONS Matllda w
lot 'hoh'as' ioher'Son. feaa' J"
dat ny. az
Waters Est. Dave - SV
10 acres de'camo'e, J. u |. eohiee'
W smith
William II. o'
lou II LOT, + io' :, rosa, F" ioe =
SEVENTH WARD eco
bronssard q -. -. -, : % -
20 acres fo''' >i''oi' 'i9o"' :"
eaptiste. ,oe
beieafnofe -. - %
Deleamofe 'he,i $3.50. =. 90
81 acres heoe'', 'op'ehe"oN' '"'''
foao, no
80 acres fii'eh'e, oefoaen' ''a,' '"
iot; acres II lot ~ ''' - 'o'o' "
PIP Il, ooo
"ui'iaru JOE ,,, ;,nos :. ,oa;,
acres ,n. zones f'ao' 'ohes' ' ecu
houston " ., -. -, Iii, -
acre u 'ho'nl's'p' 'o''' Z o'''"' "
thompson, M
| i'o eo . " i'.n" ,.,.h,,,,, ,ar,os
| y" ,,
+, H s,anso 1l ga
"oper' > jun ....,a a,
10 -, 90 acies ",ooo'''o' -, va a,l =.
10 acres Il o'iSie'' oo''''' 'V''' J"
areeha's' ~ On
oegnfa q -. 1T, 81. 10 oV -,
W acres ses"f'' 'he''o'' t ''e''o'' "
sesnfa 5oo
oegira -. ,.;a,o, 60
20 aetes II N''''o'' 'es''"' '"''i' "
seg"fa noun
Gil. ,.uu hi'h' WARD 100
0m'In Ma. .,;.a ,a,,,a,,s.,ro = ,o,at j.,
;, nov l"t'ee' 'e''''oss"''' : ''''''
~ y ., y 9 gao
Du'e ~. a,s q ~ . .,,ov ~ , "a
,'' street, J. CO. "'''' ,os
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io' II 'ha'n ST. '''e'' ''n''"'
p. u,h u,n aes
| BOudrPHuX Mary -. y 90
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18

solicited by the City Of New Iberia to fur
njsb all material and to build and con-
struct in accordance with the sidewalk or
dinance adopted by the Mayor and Board
of Trustees Of the Town of New Iberia on
the 18th day Of April A. d. 1909 Call the
sidewalks to be built on Main Street with
| in the fire limits are to be built OF con
crete and all those outside OF the fire lin
it's OF first-class cypress lumber) the fol-
lowing sidewalks, to-wit:
Thessdewalks to be built for the follow
ing named persons shall be OF concrete
and shall Defect wide.
John Emmer-feet of walk on Main Street.
Segura and tolgin "
| Max Mates ="
| Mrs q. b. Ortte--
Opera House Association q /"
The following sidewalks to be built for
the following persons shall be OF first class
cypress. The sidewalks to be built for the
following persons shall be built for the fol-
lowing persons shall be Ave feet wide with
twelve inch curbiDg:
| Marie Street-Chas. l.. Provost, so feet
Miss Harietta Weeks, 100 feet W. l..
Dupuy, so feet. Mrs. j. J. Marie, $50
feet. D. Boutte, so feet Mrs. l.. Berry,
80 feet Vine Street.. b. Hughes, 200
! feet. George Kramer, 1853 feet. Mrs J n
Lane, 200 feet. r. Laughln, lao feet.
Amedie Nereaua, go feet. Chestnut Street
F. Reynaud, $50 feet Corinns Street
Mrs Ed Pfister. Fulton Street-John
Ledger, 40 feet. + F Ribbeck, 80 feet.
Mrs Stott, 100 feet. George Vest, 1903 It.
Capt T l. Morse, A feet. f Lausblin, 81
feet. Jane Street-Ed. Reynaud, 81 feet.
Pete Roberts, 105 feet. Dale Street-Est.
J Sue, SO feet. Iberia Street. Sue,
| Sc feet.
The following side walks shall be five
feet wide with an 10 inch curbing Jane
Street--Satterfeld Gin Co., go feet. Geo.
Vest, 1873 feet. John Curtis, 100 feet. Mrs
G Bergerie, 2O5 feet. FLanghlin, so feet.
Fulton Street-Mrs r Roberts, 100 feet.
Corinne Street, Laughlin, 100 feet.
The following sidewalks shall be FIVE
feet wide with four II curbing Jane
Street---v Lemaire, 1875 feet. jack Fore
man, 1876 feet. Ed Nereaux, Is feet. Vine
Street, Laughln, lao feet. Amedie
Nereaux, so feet.
| The following sidewalks shall be seven
feet wide for bridge st. Peter Street
Mrs Aug. Erath, 55 feet Fulton Street
! George Simon, 40 feet.
/ The following sidewalk shall be Ave IT,
wide with "a inch curbiug: Fulton st.
Frank Large, 308 feet.
| Be 1t further ordained that the bids for
this work shall be placed in sealed en-
velop and addressed to the Secretary and
opened In open session Of the Council a..
ter ten days publication OF this ordinance.
| Be II further ordained that the success
/ full bidder shall give good and solvent Sc
cnrity for the faithful performance OF bis
| contract to furnish the material and build
said sidewalks within sneh time as the
! Mayor and Board OF Trustees OF the Town
Of New Iberia shall designate, which shall
not be less than thirty days after the bid
has been accepted.
| Be it further ordained, that the bond re-
guired Of the successful bidder shall be
for one half Of the contract price and shall
be signed by two good and solvent surities
who shall be deemed good by q majority
Of the Street and Bridge Committee.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
POLITICAL.

The solution Of the problem Of munich
pal government is to-day engaging the at
tcntinn eniisting Tie interests of the wis
est and most alert minds of the United
States.
We ourselves, are on the eve of mum,
cipal contest. AS citizens we should under
stand that our interests are identical. We
are like fellow occupants of q boat-each
individual fate is the common fate of all;
il the boat make successful trip every
one is benefited
The lew and collection of taxes and
their employment and distribution in the
many avenues of expense, such as building,
renair and maintenance of the streets,
bridges bitches, market, police, water,
lights and the attention and care of the
constantly growing and new expenses
call for the intelligent and patriotic ener-
gies Of the most earnest and best workers
for the towns advancement.
Those good citizens who have gone b.
fore US, who, In their day struggled for
these positions Of honor aud being chosen.
did their best as they saw it for their tow,
have given examples for US to initiate.
It should not be forgotten in our contest
that bitter struggles over these nomina
tions create bad blood. words are spoken,
thoughts expressed. deeds sometimes done
/ Be
In the primary 70 lie held-the candi
dates to to named and the voters who
choose them ato all Democrats sue
cessful ticket will contain but sever
names. We should he careful that thi'
struggle among brother Democrats should
not rngpnder animosities, so great that W.
make it possible for the opposition to Sc
up an independent ticket and with it SWEEP
from our grasp the prize for which we an
struggling.
An old citizen once IN Il burst Of pa'rio
tie talk said ~ love the tnau who loves hi
town" NV sentiments exactly then le
Us select for Mayor ard Counelmpn sever
gentlemen vho shall show by their act
thar they love their town.
An INTEREsTTD LOCKER On.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
ORDIN1NTE.

II WINS moved by Mr. u. Gnillot, second
ed bv Mr.. Renoudet and carried by the
following yea and may vote, to-wit Yea
Messrs. Guillot, Murray, Dupuy, Cousin
and Renoudet Nay--None
That as the City Of New Iberia wishes
to have bail, the below described side
walks within the City OF New Iberia and
as Act No lat OF the Acts Of the General
Assembly Of the State OF Louisiana OF 1902
requires that the same be let to the lowest
responsible bidder, who will give satisfac-
tory security. Therefore be it ordained
10y the Mayor and Board Of Trustees Of the
Town of New Iberia that bids are hereby
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
FOR RENT.

A fine two-story residence, situated on
lot 87x1s2 feet on julia street, consisting
Of 4 large rooms with large passage, one
dining room, kitchen, panty, bath room
with front and back galleries. On the
second story ) rooms, passage and closets
Also yard dependencies. Cistern, wood
house and small family garden.
Apply to l.. A. PELLERIN,
Court House
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
INDIGESTION Causes
Catarrh of the
Stomach.

For many years II has been supposed that
Catarrh Of the Stomach caused indigestion
and dyspepsia, but the truth is exactly the
opposite Indigestion causes catarrh. Re-
peated attacks Of Indigestion inflames the
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes the nerves OF the stomach, thus caus-
Ing the glands TO secrete mucin instead OF
the Juices of natural digestion. This is
called Catarrh of the Stomach.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18

'plittiljlltetl
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
State ak Sale
Oh
Immoyable Property.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
VS..
DELINQUENT TAN DEBTORS, PAR
ISH OF IBERIA.

BY virtue of the authority vested iu me
| by the Constitution and laws of the State
OF Louisiana. | will sell at the principal
| door Of the Court House, in the City Of
| New Iberia, Parish of Iberia within legal
| hours for judicial sales, beginning at / |
| o'clock A. NJ, on
SATURDAY, MAY 23RD, 1903,
and continuing OH each succeeding day
| until said sales are completed, all immov-
| able property on which taxes are now due
| to the State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia
and Atebafalaya Levee District, Iberia
and ST. Mary Drainage District and also
| the Third Ward Drainage District to en-
force the collections of Taxes assessed for
the year 1902, At the rate of per cent per
| month until paid and all costs. The names
of said delinquent taxpayers, the amount
of taxes due BY each on the assessment for
said year, and the immoyable property as
sessed to each to be offered for sale as fol-
lows, towit.
CORPORATION or NEW IBERIA.
Anderson, H ~ ST. 81
lot davis, road, Q road, W lewis.
Destrouet, 49, 80. ;. 55c
lot, II dale St, lot {, lot 4, lourd.
nomingeaux, Eugenie 220
lot st peter ST., blanc, thomas, W
st. peter st; | lot, n iourd, g dauterive, 9
knowles, carlin.
Davis, William . ;. 55
l lot, lee ST., 8 lot IL, e lot 1874, W road
Davia, Il Mrs ~ 10
| lot, n dice, : ford, ann st, W alley.
Dyas, H., Est 2 80
! lot, lee, $ lee, dyer, school.
Davis Richard 80 q 65
| lot, II road, lewis, lewis,
Eliis,E - .... ... 30
] lot, road, henshaw, e maekay, W
henshaw
Edward rlemance -. 80
| lot II street, frere, street, W frere.
Freeman, ID w III
lot, II alley. lot II, g road. " lot 10.
Fontenette, Emma . 66c
lot, II beckman, senegal,e applegate,
main street
Francois, III ~ 1 II
lot. hory, lot 8, robertson, W lot
IS.
Fontnnette,p $3.50 !. 10
lot, lee. lewis. bell, " johnson.
GailfDux, Y p 80 SIC
lot. n lot !. $ lot 2. chast, lot II.
streen, e Mrs -. Go
lot, lot I. mouton, laughlin, v
lots IA and f5.
lot, copes, lot II. . robertson,
Handy. Charles 10
lot, n lot .. lo' 7, road. " lot H.
HebeIts y ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
QI ( 3

AT his esidence in New Iberia on Friday.
AptiI nth, 1903 ut o'clock, Mr.. q. ).
Haase. Funeral takes place to-day at 4
o. clock, at Catholic Church.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
DR.. klN0'6
Ts7 NEW DISCOVERY D
roR THAT COL ,.

TAXI NO oUDoTlTUTE.
Cures G Consumption, Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pneumonia Hay Fever, Pleu-
nlsy, aGrippe, Hoarseness,
ore Throat, Group and
WAooping Cough.
no o0Ng. NO PAY.
pvtUo eoe. md ~. JNlAl BOTTLES FREE
Mendelssohn Male Quartetts and
Concert Co., aided BY Miss Margue-
rete Smith, reader and imperson-
|ator to night 1t the Opera House,
Don't miss il. High School Course.