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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Name Was taken "a the eitl iaii
saturday uiEht and thrown into the
cold dirty roum whore other wretch
Ell women las huddled together on
the floor iu order to keep Wafm.
Monday afternoon she WHn taken
with severe cramps and suffered 40
that toward uiHht doctor wac
called IA who gave her something to
make her sleep
When I woke 40 IA the mnfulns. II
ahe said today between her means
= felt 30 awful that 1 Just screamed
with the pain kittie Hind and the
other wamuu tried 10 Do nnmrthinR
for me but there Wasn't nothing
they cnuid DO
when I heard JAtlrr Cofhett com
tn along ana I called 60 him Co set
the doctor, he dldn't pay 80 mere
attention 60 me than n I was "a ios
when I saw htm HoiaE out The doer
without dnlng anything Tor nae.
Nfabbed hold nf his coat as he
passed ard satd. Please, mister, set
: doctor far ma, 1 cant beat this
pain another Hffy
lie turned Ia me ana Elve me q
Kick ftHht in the stomach shut az
yaur i mouth. he said. CT 4 will
make you Gun that xeliin
- man who Yves With tim said
Why the sirl i really siek. and
Cnfhrtt said. ooh. i know Them
wunchss. 1 see these eases - often.
fansus ~ them = week She wants
dope. that's all she whnta,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

anKsu. " zh4ao0 pei box apples.
HocuHt.rt PEE boKI fancy. o. h0da nbi
bananas. e. fhuiat per uunoh grape
FRUIT fab0H8 comb honey. loo per
Better ch..ss. Hgss. Poultry
Butter Washington efsamerisa.
$50 dairy a0ufie.
fEaa, fresh ranch. zoe per dozen
thsesnesNatsa WaHhinaten fun afsaul
leo linbufEsr. ife. swiaa. brick,
iHlia'
Poultry Dressed turkeys. asdatoi
i've hens. tegiiol live ducks. iee'
dressed loo.
HAY, Grain and Feed
oats tsb toni barley, $50 tom
wheat go toni chop. f2bBR9 tom
bran 80 ton shorts. so OH cake
80 ton, Eastern Washington tlmo-
thy. -, California hay go toni
California alfalfa. $40 ton.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
ffhsss priess sls Tor soaas asilsefsd si
Iailfes1. irsisht dsrsis o. On the dass IN
HAY and Grain
Eastern Washington timothy. t7f
ton alfalfa. as tom oats. 90 toni
barieY tga ton. wheat. $40 ton bran,
iis ton. Hhurfa. 81 ton. middiinEn.
snms8 ton.
Hgas, Poultry and Livestock
Eggs, fresh ranch. ithc dos.
live hens. tthgfso 10. I've duc~i
ihe III. dressed veal sui0c 10.
dressed muttan f4ubp 10 dr~sasa hoe.
- "a. sheies beef COWS 81 food. aso ID
steer GA foot. aagaAa 10. calves. Ga foe1
hAWsa ID hoss. on foot fe ~.
sheep. ON foot. tAc H. lambs. on
foot. hHsAe 10 hides. ehe 10.
"a Nsastabls snd Green Fruits
burbank potatoes. native. s. tom
iMkimas. SO ton carrots. 7bc sack
native onions. t0c. grape fruit. g. 80
q 90 box comb honey. iic 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
LIVES OF CHILDREN ARE
PLACED IN JEOPARDY
Refusal of Council 10 Grade East Cherry Street
C0nlpeiS Them 10 Use the Car Tracks as a
observation-disclosures Gill Declares
Against False Economy

the ogsainT ~ Of East Cherry
street.
The rhifd sHHiefs Hfe AT In arms
over the action - tHe streets rotH.
mlftrs 1t khs cHancA ln recommend i
lux Monday night that ths improve
mant ~ tndefiHtriY ps,stp=uuad and
aH a result cuHsfrilmHH gtH 90 the
TbiFd puhHeiY Announces his tntenz
tlau u hiaskiuH oreHf street TIM
pHes rment Be- be paid for ln shoia of
IN part out 81 the Eenefai FUND unfn
TIE committee recuusisisrs 80 report
ou East CbarrY street.
NJ Gfi today reiterated the sen
saEiagtAl CHARGES " hitch ne fuatr an
the fiuaf 20 TIE council Monday
nfsht frna4nfinH ths piun sHtrs -
the general fund fof the henefit Of
certain Districts % the city 60 ths
csaiusi ~ - ushets - "naanit pa
tnlaFeFyas
Not ! cellar shall b. paid oui =
lha Ernssal faut 90 sd iH making
bal ifapFut rfnsatfs With m1 vote
$500. .se.... ~.
sisssnr 40 ifHw taast KairWfTF HtfNuF o.
felsneY = sppfaHr Rated. ssia hs TO
q star Fsrnrisfs
II u nntbtnK uoru nor iesa thar
aFtms g. compel tbs taxpayers ct
M eafa - use ttr aHf irassH a~
iharuughfarr between tho Hadrona
PARK district ana the Wallis Waiiz
sa#1tinu. wNtie the fffNs money Is
being isxtsfiY SCENT IA ether parts
% the eItFs
Eeourr - iatef Some ons wsii h~
TED ~ fhs slesAxlc CATS Aleh rus
At high speed uNHr tha fFHEas q
used. ami y her lhta occurs ths city
wu b. morally q nat legally re-
sganaibis Tor a murder
Personal spite i Responsible faf
gNp fEuabis ana { have had ennuEH
~ a. II M vasa Ntn not serve =
uhzala gasIier faf mN EHuFfzauteH e.
IL MlI Ht least Prevent frWn fruaa
being atseFffnfuat~s against. ana
from nos on ] shall uuulaa ever
request for ne appropriation %
money ffun1 the NeueFal fund ZOE
iaeAi imptaR stuHnts
Riuehaft 81 tbs safh Wart who
sHHanrsrea thH Nam franchise
fhfaaHh the essanftL II siisEed ~
the TtiFd ward people a. have
worked hard against the Eas
Cherry street sehsfnn. 81 auitH - ths
fact that fnf the reKraHirE - Ress
end aBeuus. m his uNu wara. ne
council wa Induced u furnish ffss
water SO tha oausFaefaf saf aas fH
sxuavatinK by tire hydraulic pfDcess
Thia e - alleged. Ntii amount iu
the End 70 e SIT % SO 90 q ne
wHra fram the FauNTal funfs since
tha Natef given away could BE- said
for that sttm 60 afher larre cpHs
sauHrF
re g. also alleged that ramnniiuIan
James has an Tar offered nnf THE
slightest ebiecftdn % The paving -
Firat avenue. which all cuaf the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
FEMALE PRISONER SAYS
CORBETT KICKED Her

"1fe yrllnd 20 me a. he went out.
NaW u 1 hear you hnllerins any
more ! viii pat yuu IN a ga coil,
aud you win wish you had kept
atiH
Df HOFFMAN. who WIS called IN to
see the air at tho county JAN thls
mnrninF. refused 10 talk Of the case
ZOE publication Tie sAyH he has
not examined the woman thorough
~ a. yet hut has only tried 60 Zee
tieVe her suffering
lie intlmatoa that her condition u
serious hat not critical ana refuses
Go state whether co al hrr Illness
be- duo 20 the abualvu treatment aa
she alleges
= 40 not hsiisvs that the woman
Vas ipIurea while IA jail here. = said
chief N Police Sullivan today she
WAS Nouwht IN Tor stealing aud
complained that she vas ilt The
city physician attended har ard wheH
she was charged formally with
stealing under the state law she was
sent o. thu county jail. / do not
know % every act that = policemen
does. but I nm sure that the woman
was not beaten nor kicked IN jail"
John Eufbstt denies that anyone
ever struck or kickad the woman
" hiie IN the city inil lie says that
She was used the same a. other piia=
onefa and was not mAitreated.
The wuuiann preliminary hearing
was set for this afternoon. but was
continued because Of hsF illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Two thousand dollars II net much
tnaury. yet the lives 81 scarsai Of ius
.tacrnl school ehiidrun In seattle aFg
ssacrd IN Jeopardy fIys dsy2 out ~
evavy week aar the Allegad purpass
Of saving the city tkts paitfy aufu.
The pArxinonious policy n the
streg = COMMITTEES % the aity uoeneii
nempsls many pupils ~ the Maila
Nalia addition schlsei 10 RIA their
lives each daY BY walking % and
FROM their hasnss over the ear tracks
- the seattle fsisetffe Company
merely that The EenaTal fund 20 the
city treasury may sm spared the 80
penrs % assisting the property nen-
ers % the district q grade ana im-
prove East EsefFY street. hstSa sH
IT, school hu0ns and the bill over.
iaokiax Lake Washington
Over = hish tfssfis aft through
deep cuts whfeh make the tracks 81
she street car company a dangerous
highway Tor even adults Ia traverse.
especially on fnEAF mornings ~ A.
usits penopi truaxu thsp wsY IaliY.
ard wili continue O. So 80 Hntt she
municipal purss strings Nre ifsseusi
sufficiently 10 aiicw the sraHiua 81
the street which wcutd furnish them
safe tbofouKh fsrs.
Councilman James. this NasfhsuN
q the efty treasury and the ID.
ttrn riauists IA the city ceHneu 10
aided hifa IN dsfsafink the municipal
saaN~nxer HFasrfu resolution ana
falstng the uialaaofous Yaw srars
ealse uren the rutils are fsapcnsts
lie fnr this cafriltiuu - aff4irs &C.
euFsiink 60 ths Erar9fty hossl~rN 81
the three tGpuinus Thlri wari resi-.
fence Districts which petfttsnesI faf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

~Iff ste, It VIII be that Ieiier cor.
hett down Their tn tho city IAN
What killed me. When told him 1
was suffsrln' awful. yesterday. and
needed a doctor he kiysgod me ln the
stomach ull / Just screamed fof
help
This i the story that Name smith.
a colorsd Eirt "A h. was arrested sat
afdsy fuf petit larceny tulla 81 hrt
treatment in the citf iaib
she was brought Ga the county
iau Yesterday afternoon In am al
most famtink condition and hl tho
doctors orders placed Va the hos
pitai
An nisht long and today she has
endured the most eNeruciatink
agony ana II almost deliFioua With
the pain.
she Is suffering the consequences
Of three uiahta spent ON the cold
stony floor Of the city Jail and. aes
eafdlnE Ia her story. ffoH tha r.
suits 81 the most brutal treatment
~ city Jalier John Corhett.
The gtrl IL An inmate of the new
Paris house and was arrested safur-
Say night on the charge ~ stesiing
t10 from man who was ~ her
reotn Evidence ls not very atrang
against her and her attorneys nay
that they know who the guilty pet
son II and Will produce her Ia the
preliminary hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
PROHIBITI0NISTS

SIOUX FALLS. n u. May T.
ProhihitloniatH " south Dakota and
naloiniuH states are rounding up
here far a two days conferences. the
purpose ~ which il 20 discuss ways
and means fur spreading aud max
Ing uiufo effective the warfare
against the liquor traffic Several
speakers ~ nots are 20 be heard ~
the opening session. which takes
place This evening Tomorrow sFrss-
hihiilaB IN Colleges Nii be the
topic. and IN the evening there VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Bvsinsss A. the Hub Phsnonsns
The Hubs announcement 20 quit
thu Clothing business has met with
a wonderful RESPONSE. since the sale
started last Saturday the store has
been crowded ever since. ana the
sales total into tidy figures each day.
The reductions are sans and reason 81
able. aud yet 50 marked a. 20 show
thet the Arms determination 20 quit
IL ~ no means hait.hsartsf The
Huh u located on fionssf square.
fiEht oppoaite the Totem Pole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
WITNESSES
FAILED HIM

The suit OF Michael noddy against
Frye nruhn Company 70 recover
$40. 900 because Of discharge from
that plant and alleged attempt on
the part OF the defendant 10 prevent
him from securing employment IN
the city on account Of his attitude in
the butchers strike situation. last
August was dismissed by Superior
Judge Griffin yesterday afternoon
upon the plaintiffs own motion.
When the ease came up for trial
yesterday several Of the PLAINTIFF :
witnesses testified that Hoddy had
not been discharged from this sm.
ploy Of either the Erys-iiruhn Com
pany or Hessingsf for reasons Al.
legged IN the complaint. and Attof'
ney MoCafferty. who rsprsssutsd
Hoddy. said that ia view Of that
statement u Nas useless 10 prosecute
the suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

general fund fully gfs.eas Thls IL
satd . b. explained by the fact that
James IL interested Ia property
hleh sili 10 benefited BY the paw
inE
~ a. close corporation de-
clatsd NJ i5ili. tnday. ANY coun-
eilWan Nsa IL net lu th combine
need expect no fayefH. 90 matter
hoNS greatly the Interests ~ the rusis
denta ~ his waFs may Saffef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
The MARKETS
WHOLESALE pRtcre

- 8r@AA ffF&Ag
ffAsss fssass az - sa5 rsassr - 4asntis
uss Frifss HH fsa@ll Eafessasss atsfaas ~
30 esHt hiEhsfl
proSislans
ffssh Nsst@sq~ e-ef fssa r.. ttns4 b~@f
s'ta IT,. maj son. - a. pafk. t14 it
veal eater ~
s. 's..A.. :. = -. -. = -
iftsgs usilaass Frsaas -
Vegetables
nuHbanh potatoes. native. 1873
per ton Nahiwaa ii8eoWis o.
carruis. q 81 per sack f7nasnssa ssr
fias per Haek tomatoes. tsd Per
hashsEs ieffaes fiai - easst eauu-
ru&ar. u e. dua cabbage q 20 cets
fhrharh tHsz -. native asparagus.
~ aa arf boz California green F.-as.
aE ses rusHBhsra. 81 $50 90 pr
zoe raii=aas. ssa dpa ouiouH. 81 %
Mfzs PEI rNt
arssn Frslt. Ute.
California strawberries. 9 Is per
crats
Lemons. 8 se5aae per bow sr.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Have Your Directory Address
Cornset
Tho city Directory for the current
year II now In press. individuals or
firms who have moved or made any
change since called on by the onutn-
orator, can have the correction made
By tsirphoniug Black rel. or ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

be an oraiafioal contest IN which
representatives Will be heard from
tho prohibition leagues Ut North
western colleges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

That
Brings

Rsllablc drusp az reasonable nficos
4 the policy that brings business 60
The hartch prus % iriee hints.
tutieura ssean sto cakes s,,.,.,.s Toe
hed ercHs skin soap ass cakes I've
i1ies'H liver Pulls. sos hottiea Zoe
M~rmon kala Tablets "a siae zoe
Carriers n4ano tae alse ....-.. zoe
'etsefs Digestive Tablets, ti4e sisc
$50 esssss .sssts.rss ss.sts tss.ttttss Que
'after's Little Liver rilla. 2Ac aisc
tr~an Tartar. pure, pei 10 apc
Murine ENes " alter. soc siae 500
hNeds Wild Cherry Cough hAlsam,
No. sine $50
tler's Canadian Malt Whlskey q Is
NNtAtr@ - ttsttsssss stsssstt sst 80
insect Powder. per pound ,s,.,s SOC
huuXNdi Mineral Water. per bottle
..tsss sta1szs #ttsssss t,tsssstttts - sNs
Nipples, foF nursera. ! far.....s, Zoe
rREs(sRfFrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
Correct Styles in Sum-
mer COrsetS

Our Peerless summer Net Cofsets.
lace and ribbon trimmed. correct
shapes. &c value ........-....- soc
Our straight Form Liner Batiste
summer strip Gorsets. lace trim
rusd. siis floss stitched. glove fit
ting. 81 % value .........us l.20
HiEh Grade Tape Glrdfs Corset,
uitk. blue and white. tn value
........... -...... ............ Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
Don't Delay Buying
Wash Dress Goods
Buy Now While Stocks Are al Their Best

ToMonow-prey New Dmties vide enge Of patterns 5e gass
TOMORROW Zephyr gnehans ts,se Tue
Dime styles zoe
New popular fabrics
New fiseied saE Ia black and mixtures
passed Tor wash skirts Bic value zOc
irish Lusnafts
ao-neh wide fine substantial fabric aoc value 18e
geneh vide Irish Waists
500 value
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
UNNATURAL WOMEN.

1t Is the great misfortune Of th'
sufferers fr, IN womau v diseases
tiIar they have accepted the idea
| that such diseases nre part OF
wunau : natural heritage. The
reason for this wide acceptance Of
wurnaulv suffering rs natural and
necessary Is twnfoId: On the one
hand the number of women who
suffer is so great thHt the woman
who is exempt from woinauly
weakness seems to be au anomaly,
contradiction. On the other
hard, the general failure OF local
practitioners to effect n cure of
wonauly diseases lead to their ar-
ceptnnce rs incurahlr
The first thing that II woman
needs to renIlze i that womanFv
disease is unnatural and ~ general
unnecessary 1t would be IA rea-
sonabIe to suppose that the natural
type of man was the man dwarfed,
misshapen, crippled and deformed,
as to suppose that the natural con
ditiOu Of woman was one OF misery
and suffering Disease is unnatu-
raj. Where there is one woman
who stands free from the diseases
which SO commonly ai1lict her sex,
she is the standard Of natural
womanhood. Every woman should
try to be like her. Almost all wo-
men could be like her if they used
the right means
The proof Of this statment lies
in the fact that Dir. Pierce $ Favorite
Prescription has lifted hundreds OF
thousands ut weak and sick women
IT, the plan" "t perfect health. 1t
has cured rhr,uir Diseases Of years
stani,ng; rnrr$ when all hopes of
cn,r had PASSED and physicians had
sand there Wa ne cure lrregularilv.
d"biliiajtrg ltsInS. inflammation,
,,irrrailnu aud fru,alr weakness
have all welded I" "Fnv"ri1e Pres
cription,' and hren perfectly Y aud
permanently cured.
No woman, however serious her
condition., should neglect to attempt
Il cure Of her disease by the use OF
"Favorlte Prescription, DR..
Pierce invites sick andailipg women,
especially those suffering forms Of
disease, to consult him by letter,
free. All correspondence is held
as strictly private and sacred con
fidential. Address Dr.. X. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
Cinnobar, Mont, April 15.-

Cinnobar, Mont, April 10
President Roosevelt is somewhere
In Yellowstone Park, between
Soda, Butte aud Yanceys. He prob
ably will arrive in Yanceys to-
night, and tomorrow evening will
come in to the post. Thursday he
will start for the gayser country.
An incident that occurred 10 the
park to-day show how closely
every approach to the President il
guarded. An enploye OF thu
Yellowstone Park Transportation
Company was discovered BY
member Of the Third Cavalry abou
five miles from where the Presi
dent made his camp. The mar
probably was there on business
put the soldiers asked no question:
and would listen to no explanation
They placed the e,nploye under ar
rest and marched him to the pos
headquarters at the point OF II pis
tol. There the man disclosed hi
identity and was released.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
MEETING or THH BOARD TRUSTEES

New lBERGA, la, April 18th, 'O3.
The Mayor and Board Of Trustees Of the
Town of New Iberia met this day pursuant
to call with Mayor John Fisher in the
chair and the following members present,
to wit Messrs. . Renoudet, A. b. Muir
ray, A Cousin, Jr. and +. Guillot.
Absent Messrs. !. +. Dupuy and o. G.
Dupre.
The objects of the meeting were then
raad which aie as follows, to wit:
New IBERIA, La, April 18th, '03.
To the Mayor and Board of Trustees of
the Town of New Iberia.
Geutlpmen-Nou are hereby notified that
there will be II special meeting of the
Board Of Trustees of the Town OF New
Iberia tonight at half past seven o'clock
fer the purpose Of considering the lease OF
u Iortlou uf the City Market. the discus
sion of the bulding of sidewalks and the
advertisement of notice of Mr.. T. l.. Rem
uuder asking for n franchise alp,g and
ovrr Chestnut street rs the law directs.
john FISHER,
q. RENoupET.
J. r. Duruy,
\. COUSIN, JR.,
OSCAR q. DurRE.
A B. MURRAY,
L. GuILLOT.
1t was moved by Mr.. Cousin, seconded
by Mr.. GuilIot aud carried that the Hous-
ton Packing Co. be required to pay for the
space it has used aud is using in the City
Market for cold storage Mt the rate Of
sixty cents per day,
proposition from Mr.. Z. i. Renoudet
for franchise along and over Chestnut
street was read when it was moved by
Mr.. Murray seconded by Mr.. Guillot and
carried that the same be published for the
space of thirty days as the Charter pro.
vides, and which reads as follows, to wit:
New IBERIA, La, April 18th, '03.
To the Hon the Mayor and Board of Trus-
tees Of the town of New Iberia, La
Gentlemen The undersigned for him
self and his heirs or assigns desires to OBJ
tain from the city OF New IBERIA, n fran
chse for the period OF twenty five years
from this date to run and operate n single
switch track OF railroad from his land on
Bayou Teche (formerly Mrs, Lourd's
Home Place. in New Iberia across Jane
street and from thence along the northern
side of Chestnut street to and across
Washington street in westerly direction
to the main track Of the Morgan's, Louisi-
ana & Texas Railroad and Steamship Co.
Said switch track TO be used for the pur-
pose OF conveying lumber etc. to and from
petitioners mills to be erected on his
said land to the Morgan's Louisiana h
Texas Railroad q Steamship Compsny's
track.
Respectfully submitted,
i. l.. EENOUDET.
1t was moved by MI. Guillot, seconded
by Mr.. Renoudet and carried that the
meeting adjourn until tho next regular
mee,ing.
A. J. CAMMAcK, JOHN FISHER,
Secrtary. Mayor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
A Crest Sessstlos

There was a big sensation 10 Lees
vile, Ind. when w. II. Brown Of
that place, who was expected to die,
had his life saved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
He writes: 81 endured iusufferable
agonies from Asthma, but your
New Discovery gave me immediate
relief and soon thereafter effected
. complete cure" Similar cnres
Of Consumption, Pneumonia, Bron-
ohitis and Grip are numerous.
It's the peerless remedy for all
throat and lung tronbles. Price Soc
and 41.OO. Guaranteed by Estorge
Drug Co. Trial bottles free.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
SHERIFF SALE.
). PAUL susEesl1ILr e. ST AIS
NEW IBERIA COTTON MILL co. LTD,
JAMES A. LEE, RECEIvER.
State Of Louisiana, Psnoh oe Iberia. 10th
Judicial Dis(.let Court.

Netiss d hereby given that By virtue of IN
oe6eS q eel10re and sale lesasd oet of the
abovs entitled naeter, |, 0eoegs Hsader.
eou, Sheriff, thrsugh Frank J. Msseayer,
Dsputy 0heslG, have ssised ead will o6sI
e. Isals and will Ell, ron CASH, 70 ths
lase and AigAeee bld1er q The front door
q ~ Cent ueuse II the olty ef New
IBERIA. PazisA oe Iberia, bstwssn legal
on SATURDAY NAY asD, 1901.
NE following dsssnbed properly, to-wit +:
4 sortain tract oe land 10 the City Of
New Iberia, Parish of Iberia, La, (prop-
eety aad plant oftAs New 1bsria Cotton
Mn c.. Lmited) containing Twsnty-one
(9l) suporaslal aeree With al the build
in9o aa1 iupsoveuents thessoa end there.
useo be)oaelne ard all appsrtsnansss
thseeoe. iaeIu1lag tbe Cettoa Mil and
en(lre plant = sald Company; bounded
q ~ North " Loord's Laas, on the
suonkA ~ Jsaeeeen street, - The East by
yHogo G1soee anA oxtoo1lng WoGtward fso0
NV e1roee olx hundred end Afty.six
lvel beewssn paso1lel llues and eeanded
= sald wss1sra - - psspssty os Lssrd.
bsine ~ sans acquired tfoa Losrd o.
- i>kk lay < FS6saapy, 1901. 10 pay
"a sakie9y tAs san q Five thoaeand dol.
loEu WieA ~ lntesese ger aun1n from
uay ~, lool. wstil paid. aad l0< g.
teeseyss fses ~ principal end interest,"
~ I'll sosls q sAese peosesdlnks. /.
Gives enslally tAis slsa day ef narsl
GRO. HHNDER0N, sAsriG,
pr Prank J. Meseayss. Dspsty 0AsriG
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18
SHERIFF SALE.
NEW IBERIA NATIONAL BANK
vs.. TNo. 3162
JAMES F. MARTIN.
6tsts OF louisiana, Parish Of Iberia, 1911
Judicial District Co1rt.

Notice 10 hereby given that BY virtue Of
. writ Of Fieri Facias, issued out Of the
above entitled and numbered matter, |,
0eores Henderson, Sheriff, through Frank
J. Mostaysr. Deputy Sheriff, have seised
and will oiRsr for sale FOR CASH, TO the
last aud highest bidder ct the front door
Of ihe Court House, Ia the city Of New
iberia, Parish Of Iberia, State Of Louis.
ians. between legal sale hOurs,
ON BATUDAY. MAY 2D, 1909,
thu following described property, to-~it :
A certain lot of ground situat. i IN The
city ~ N-w ibsris, Parish f l'..,is,
state Of lA,sirianH. having u trout of iift.
feet on st. Ps,er street ~ said city, hy :
dspth Of Three Husd,-i feet ard bounded
on the Murth by Gilmore or sssirhs. on
ths south by Mrs. Alfred lpulsri.r, ON the
ems, by ". Peter street and on the west
BY Washington st,sset.
~ I,ny and satisfy the sum of Three
Tho,.san,i aud Three Dollars aud Ninety
Min. cent. debt, with interest vt 3 per
cent pr snnum from December 20th,
lSoS, until paid and Ill costs of these pro-
eeediags.
Given clncislly, this 90th day Of March,
A. D. 1908. GRO. HEN DERSON, Sh6,
Per r, ]. Mestaysr, D'y. Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-04-18

Jack Chinn was deprived Of his
"wespins" by q Cincinnati con-
stable who evidently did't know
the doughty colonsl's reputation
nor understand the rules Of civil.
jso0 warfare.