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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct ? n--coTToN-spot. uoa-rats
business done: prc4s "a points American rfssf1-
fair sOd good niddIins. 612d; middling STsd- low
ralddng $500 good ordinary 5.14d. ordinary : Ga
TIE day 0cO bales % vhlch 800 ~
FOR speculation ard export included 3 90 Ans-i-s1
Receipts. 1890 bales. Including $500 American Flt-es
opened easier snS closed steady: American niddax Q
v@Tub.r and December SOFA Decsubsr ass rsrusr[
50 January and February ssg4 eed. Febr,ssry "a
March. saed. March and April 4 nd Ap-ff az Nayr
4s9dSd; May snd June 4e6G5d.
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Citations.
NIICHELBACHER. ABRAa-aM-THE PEG

n
pie % TIE state Of Nsx-York. By the grace q GOD
free and independent. Clara Freedman Emma AIR
Gerald Glen formerly jeremiah P Mcle4oacl Ia
NJ NcheIbacher. Ida Mchsbacher. Sylvia Acneloacler
Dale NcaeIbacher Edvard Mcheloacher. RutH Nlchel-
bacher Amy Micheloacher. Lotre Michs-1acne- Sac
pe.y MicheIbachsr Zerina Weingreen Jacob H Freed
man samuel Freedman Freedman. Cora Si7n1a1.
Lana Bra1deis. Cora Gueruan NetJle Elcn A1fS--4-1
y Nchelbacher. Vivian Glen Roland Glen Heroert Dot
tenbe.n Clarence DotrenhsIm. Gusrave z Mcne-1aer,
Frederick J. Michsibacher. Ane J Mcheloacher Aofa
ham z Gichsi6acher. Ida u Alicns4oacnsS Ssllls-
Adler Gladys wenEreen. Helen Freedman. Doris Rich
GLADYS SIOIuau, Marguerite Slora3H heroeIL
To-oIhv SIonan IeoIa Brandes Ruth Braude.s. Irwin
sheIteriuE Guardian Society. Home Tor A8e4
an5 Iufrrn Hebrews. United Hebrews Charities Hebrew
Socety Mount Hospital the Montedore Hone foV
Chronic Invalids and 70 all persons INTERESTED ~
estate Of McheIbacher late q the County OF
deceased creditors. Icgatees nexr OF 49,
or the send You and each o. you are
befo-s oTr sssrrogate o. the county New-YorN az
county Court House County q SeW-fork On Jae
Dad dav OF October 1903 haIfpast ocloS II ne
settlement account Of proceedings OF S99n1n
NIfcheIbarher H Mchsbacher and Jula D9tte1-
Executors and ESxecutriX q the last VII -
testament deceased; and such OF you a. are
hereby cited under the age OF tWeIy-ons yeIa
are required appear guardian n you rave one
OF II you have appear AID apply tor one % =
50. a guardian Will BE appointed oy ~ Slrrosas ID
represent and act for you IN the pToeseslas -. 49,
Szrrozate's Court said County q Nevy-t9-k %
Be- hereurto affixed Witness Hon ABNEStt 2 TEtOAlA7
S1rrogate Of our SAD county az re % $50
day OF September in the year o. our L01d
one thousand nine hundred and three
J. FAIRFAX BrLACGHLI-@.
isl Clerk q sur-ogats's Court
NJ B & A II Maclay Attorneys for peutonsrs. 10. lo7
Chsmbers-st-. Borough Of Manhattan Ns~-4 OK ClJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07

G. 27,t Dscsnse- Is sTe coscS-sRos GHiss; Aznsrs-
s-eady. October. ~ 6ss1. No
4. I'd D-csrubsr. A. 2sd- PEAS-Caaadl4r
$500 At Is 81. FL5URS. LoUls fancy winter cal az
e. 49, r40ES AZ London l'acidC CuasU firm g
= p FEEF dun. extra India ness Cos. PORK dun.
h 20 fs y BACON quiet and steasy. cazoerand
cut % 20 n b-s g snsst I'd 10 20 "a % ots .sns
Sa,, Is 20 10 SIS short clear BACKS. rs 20 =.
- -. ~I.4~ b~ies. Is p. SOS. SHOULDERS
$780, n 70 - =. steady az BIS L-ASD-Yrtue West
4Cs g.. Americas refined. IN pals.
80 a. ass "a BUTTER nominal CHEESE steadys
American nnesc white. 5+s 81 American nnest cosri
a. a. TALLOW-Prtre city quiet E3- 81. TCR-
r-<TrSsF,-spi-irs steady <5s Sd ROST\-Corn-ncn
49, a. ss 81. ErRO1-ECE-He1red stea1y o. 6A1
In SEED OIL easy az .ys.
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Notice of Summons.

cUPRENE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
~ Frank ZIIay. Plaintiff against Erzsebst ZiIay.
Defa75ant-To the above namsd defendant You
the complaint n this action
a1d 70 serve copy OF YOUR upon the plantis
days after service OF this
mons exclusive OF the day OF service and IN %
failure 10 appear answer judgment viii be taken
sgsins YOU bv default for the RELIEF demanded II TIE
cnai- Action divorce the ground adultery.
ira, desired New York County
Dated New York. August 18th 1893
DAVID BERGSTETN
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oce ard Post Once address BOZ Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan New York City
To the above named Defendant The foregoing
is By publication. pursuant order
John Proctor Clarke one o. the Justices OF the
state OF New York dated 11th
da OF June 1903 fled with the complaint IN the Office OF
the clerk OF County OF New York the County Court
House in County Borough q Manhattan. city
New York
DAVID BERGSTEIN
Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
once and Pos- Once address 3O2 Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City
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new YORK srPRENrE COURT. COUNTY

~ q New York Maria T Corsa- Plaintiff. against la
I, ford Frank Mc-One. Sarah z. Eager. Francis
FlIluu1 People of New York and George
R0-laur. Defendants. Summons To the above nsIned
defeudsuts. hereby Summoned 70 answer the
Complaint IN this action. and copy OF your
on Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty DAYS
q this summons exclusive OF the day
az service and II Of YOUR failure 20 appear OF
answer Jdgmer- viii be taken against you By default
for the relief demanded IN the complain
Dated New York May % 1908
EUGENE SWEENEY. Plaintt1's Attorney Ofics a19
Post ONCE Address. No Zit West lZ5rh street. New
York CITY
To the above named defendants frank AcCone. Sarah
Q Francis Fulluu1- Ire foregoing sum
mons Is served upon you publication pursuant 70
o-5e OF Hon James 4. Blanchard, OF the Jus
tees OF the Supreme OF the state @, New York
dated the 10Th day September, 1908 and Sled WITH
the Complaint, the once OF the CLERK Of the County q
New York A County Court House. n the Borough
OF Manhattan. City County and state q New YORK On
q Septeucsr 1908 said Comp ainr having
been originally fled once % said Clerk the 5r1
DAY Of June 1898.
Dated New York. September Is. 1908
F-T-GENE SWEENEY Platntifs Attorney. Once and
Office Address. No 2i7 West l25'h Street. New
York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Cash quotations were as follows: FLoUR-9utst but
steady wHEAT-No spring, Sic. No B. ISgslc; No
81 77d77&c. CORS--No . 44s.Gi5Ac: No 2 yellow,
a6sic OATS-So =. 35s4c: No white 35isd3sc- RYE
So sac BARIEY-Good feeding 40a4lc; fair 70 choics
-,sITinr 46T54c. FI.AXSEED-No l. Soc; No North
vTeetsrn 81 Of TIMOTHY sEED--Erime. 81 So CLOVER
Contrsct grade, $40 z5GS1l- PORK-Mess. per Dbl.
s1i soGSI1 42l4. LARI-Per loo 70 s. 45. CIT NETS
Cboxe IS 5oas5 10 short clear SIDES teoSed s. .SgSs
Exchange to-day butter market was weak cr.eInees
FrGs-Easy: at mark included 1sslSe-
uuIuth oct. 6.-wHEAT, 10 arrive No hard I2lsc;
~ Northern TS7sc, No Northern t57sc; OCTOBER.
7s7sc. December. 75isc. May. ITAsc-
Afi,,eaoolis Oct. 6-WHEAT-DecenbsT. s61sc; May.
zs7sc. on track No hard IsA.e; No Northern &c;
No 2 Northern. 75i3c: No Northern, a2q1Sc
milwaukee, Oct 5-wHEAT steady; No 1 Northern,
co. No 2 Northern 7s4sIc; December. TT1se- RYE
steady. 56s857c. BARLEY dull: No - O4c. sam
ne 4Oa57lsc. CORN-DecemDer. 44ac
pbfadelphIa- Oct 6.-WHEAT quiet but &c higher:
,-rsrarf ~ade October 7Sia179c. CORY firm and &c
hlher: October 50lz8504c OATS quiet but steady No
WHIT. 42isG43c: No clipped. 4ic- WOOL uncnaISec
BUTTER qtlet but steady, extra Western creamery
9-c- nearby prints. EGGS steady. fair Demand
Tresh nearby Csc on Western. 23g2fc Southwest
srn 2Ii.1Z2c Southern 20f2lc CHEESE firm; fair de-
manG; fall fancy. i2Ase: choice i2e;
Ss- 10 good li4Ql2c Recsipts-Flour. 1.6o bsls and
SO 600 y IN saSAss wheat 1000 eaaas CORR Iusv"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07

Exchange Special LAvernoo. Cahles-Spo cotton
Noceate demand. ss-es 1000 bales speculation and ex
ZOO: uiCdnE upland 80 Future. openes Irregular
point lower October 300 "a.
cd November cd I,eoernterganuary sc
4ssaz ese. Febr71arv- lIarch ana
Wr~rf-spr.I sd: Aprl-Nay and Nav-Fune eo65d
BfarcssfeTarns cIl and easier. Cloths-A fair bust
-FOUR AID MEAL-The -four situation revealed li,tls
rr-uce ur5ees being demand
~ i -efher narrow basis Spring paterts 81 S65 80
winter s. az 81 So winter patents s2Gxs a.
Frr-r rlears s. 75dS3 % extra 30 winter 81 ~
errrs No s. a0aS3 10. rec SoQ saaSls9-
ave RYE FJoTE-F4ru- quoted Fair II 80
g eG1ss 20. choice g s5fS2 60 CORvlFFlI-
s-eafr- quoted Kiln dried, s. 1903 -. to band
DAG srEAL.-s,eatvs quoted: Fins white and yellow
q s5asI Is coarse s. oGki 10 FEED-ouiet, Quoted
E-frg frsr FufddHuE so 5eqs2s u 200 \ sacks: city
-see s2QS2p0 90 InEeee olcske s2s. boiny chop 81
LIZ 50 "a racrs 70 arrive. Oil-nsal. 81 20.
GRAIe--WHEAT-In q general way The wheat market
to-sav Ezr wei sustained and rather firm
ea7ure close = nc net advance, although
fhsf tine figures q the Gay The market
esrlv uprirn which based upon better cables
Than considering yesterdays wee kness On ths
stronger outside markets. notably s. Louis and
Minneapolis Light offerings This was foi.oNea AZ
riccfy By due 20 an iIcTsese q Il
bst - v-orfs stocks according '8rsdstreets.
which OpO II European stocks
aso supply On the corresponding Gaze
iacreasec The depression attending TINS
hearEh lasted until the close when pulls
e. Chicago forcing prices W e TIE hehest
pot day 20 loads hs6 tseA cne Tor
crert export The local conr1gent refused I. oeAsse
rS IL tas Light ot .DsDrn~i-Sa EsSerc,s e1aal'1a n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07

gL-0N---1z.s oo--1n market fairly active sr5
rejected pretty
-srass ~ current se1rl--eL Ire opening was tr-1
e a- a-'a--e 1- % points CT ne cables. which were
I- fe- fH7rc-e- and prospects, for ishfer receipts
----ra- demand from
source Ef-er little further
lr f-e months re -a-ser ease1 - ~ about MONDAYS
-zF -Ce- ..0--s---1 and Bear pressure Ire receipts
~ Cay bid ta.- - be light however there ~
t-ez --z- me weekly Weather Bureau midday
C-- make t-l-sh showing and toward noon The mar
Ee- Ftea-e- renewed covering and outside &C.
-71- reaching baas = 20 points higher A. his
fzyo-e
Pc expected and with est
f-r with further Declines Southern na-kets
-rE weak again. declining Sharply under heavy
selling tr- both The close within 3 or
of TIRE lowest re s---e nearby positions and e.
ne lowest ~ me -e later pp-0LE WITH ne gen
a -z- r=f Or ~ points lower TIC closing tone vas
steady Sa-es estimated $50 coo bales Port
"r-E ne DAY - bales against To5s4 last
and eEuorrs amounted ~ about 1900 bales TIE
rejected favorable rerrI--2ft-fes
-t-rr -he SC-th. ard showers reported were r0-
-E- lrr--eDral ro -he tarrler.-g n the yield The
Liverpool market after opening about expected recoF-
The hour q the local opening
about re fral quotations q tie preceding day
private aEcrlt-rE covering
.---.-r--z EeIarf
TIE range contract prices the local market To-Day
en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
ROYAL Blue LINE

sDaiiy rDaily. except sunday. SUNDAY only
Offices: Liberty ST Ferry Ferry. House.
1871 261. 1900 1854 Broadvay 80 ;h Av. ) Cnoa
Us l25th St. ~ West 125t1
Columbus Ave. New York; Cour. St. 3tf. $50 Fulton
Brcoxlyn. Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New
Transfer Co and checks baggage tsstinzton
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

3 Ia<AAA61N<2
sTA s5s DEE F1Ss 9; west rs MT 7ET
cSzThe Ieaving time from DesbTossss sh sna
sha, given below for Twenty-thir street
s5s a. VI fsf Mh nsre VS. ssd Dnns
es5 A. VI ST IoUTs IIsifTD al Sleeping
smoking. and Observation Cars. Cincinnati. lndianap
10..5 A. NJ PENNssYLTANIA IIsuTED.-PurlrnAn
Cars. A FS s 5s c iss Too and
1-s.S p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss.-Eor
Iosao NaS9yile via Cincinnati and LousFi'e'' II
ass VI L. c55iSAao slfs a.9s
555 p. ". 81 LOUIS 'ExPREss-For Pittssurs: en- en-.
ennat. indianapolis. Louisville Louis Dining Car
SIS a' ga sT sSHsRfeas vssy ESass For
7 5Sl'ds r. f seiTfs' PRag Car p.surx
RoEt 595 An9 s fsy via SAessFSsn E
PREss-FoE Piils6uTs, Cleveland. clncianaii. indian
.WA.sHISeToy AND THE SOUTH r..
Ia n Streets ' I60 5 s o r - s. and car
,,9 m ~ dsins csF go Oeserossss and C0sf
Psrlor ard Dining CaTsl Is Dining carr 425 Ode
5i DiaH 81. eal oss a i-V 60
All paIor an 6,S12 es-S = S5T2 @ rs
Dining Carr. IS CDesbTossss ana cortlsnat streets
sorTEfN ~ pr s-4o . S 3 12Io aisht
ATLANTIc COAST LINE-Erp'ess Is and as
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-Ezpress. Il IS
x6RF r aRa A Is 7 WRsf FEM RArwArro Memphis
and Ne<-Orleans. = p p m daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWATs-T.55 q II week
days and 4 50 p m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLE--T.55 a
AT sitiS. e saT s nan ard 50 n weekday.
Sundays 7.55 d. Through NestibuIed Trains. BUFFET
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Tor Smoking Car Pa-or Cars. Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAT.-f255 ? weekdays
points New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Tvsnty-thrd street Station. $50 L 70.
325. 40 and 455 N weekdays. sundays. S25
Streets. 600 a n. 1870 80. D. and $40 ?. n.
weekdays Sundays Q - a m. . % ?. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6OS - T55 Dining Car. .. $50 = Dining
Carr 50 St Louis Limited 10 10 (Desbrosses ard
Cortlandt Streets 1000 Dining Carr 10 = CPenna-
Limited Dining Carr. 1155 u 30 DINING
Carr 50 Dining Car 10 (Desbrosses Corriandt
Streets . 2Ol. 255. rs Dining Carr. SIS. As. 40
Dining Carr. ass Dining Carr q . Chicago Limited
for Germantown only SIS Dining Car ass. 755.
Is SIS 925 D. m. Il 10 night weekdays Sundays.
Dining Car. s . Q > Dining Carr, s55 g.
Louis Limited 955 10 = tPen1a Limited. 10 50 DIN
ing carr a m 80 Dining Car lbs Dining Carr.
q Dining Carl s. . Dining Carr "a % Chicago
Limited for Germantown Jet onlyl ass Dining Car.
SIS Dining Carr. T55. %. SIS. s3 p n. 1910
7,rf Offices Nos 4sf 1854 11s and 2s1 Broadway: Isl
23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
Station and stations foot q DesbrOssss and Cortiandr
Streets court Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
nd PENNSYLVANIA Annex station. Brooklyn. Sta
Jersey City. New Transfer Company
for and check baggage ron hotels and resi-
deaces through 70 destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyiva1a
Railroad Cab service -
" General Manager Psss'r Traffic Manager
GEO " BOYD.
General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07

oats 10000 shsprasnts-wheat 7oOO busA SO Ooo
oats. 5000
St Louis. Oct 6--WHEAT-NO red easn s31s-sIc
December. s3s.Gs37sc May. S2Ac: no hard Iolsg sc
CORN-No cazh elevator. 43Lzf44c: December, 40z.c
MAY ale OATS-No cash elevator. Ss9Se1scs Deem
Der. 351-c; May. 3sl4e; No white 401z9ilc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne steady with so5o the price az
which spot goods in ward held but they wee
Offered &c less to arrive day yard fosln
was frmer Tar ruled firm We quote: -, -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil and machine Dds os7 4ooC-
TAR-Pine bbis So 7OeS2 so. oil bbls. 81 I0qS4 % -
POSI<-Connon good. strained. e. Sus4S- 81 y,
50 60. F. 81 7Oas2 10 81 s0aS2 So H. 50 10; s. 500
X 81 81 90: ". 81 so: y. 81 6OQS4 40, " u
81 g0TSJ and " ". IS 10GS5 q
STOCK ON HAND.
-.-. % &c
I-So4 DOls
Savannah Oct -TTRPENTINE-Firm. 56iac; re-
ceipts. 762; sales 652 1895 ROSIN-FirIl
n Z e. 90 D So Is: e 81 20: Fl 81 30: G. So 40. H.
Sc 20: 30; S4 NJ 81 Is: y. 81 80: " G. 81 40;
". 81 20.
Charleston. Oct. 6.-TURPENTINE. No1iqal :, RosIN
So 20: H 81 So s. 80; X. s. 50; NJ. 50 90 y s. 3d.
wiimn-ton. oct 6-TURPENTINE-sprit firm.
56c receipts. ROSIN-Firr 81 s5Gs1 90 receipts.
TAR-Ffru, 81 receipts. n TCRPESTISE-
crude arm. So % 81 60 and So so; receipts. 81
London, Oct. 6.-TURPENTINE-Spir As ROSlS
American. strained. IS 90: fine, 9s Cd
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. n.
Liberty south Ferry Time E-on
Ferry i've minutes earlier than SHOWN oeiosJ
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAtCh Cit MAO q Is Easton onIy). ID A
n 10 40 $50 5-4s Eascon onIyj ? 81 s,ssS.aTs-
wILkEsB4RRE AND sCRAxTox-z4oo. an A.
LAkEW GOD, LAKEHT RsT. IONS RryEa
AND BAEkNEGAT-z+0 90. G4O A N. IsO a a. r.sx.-
wood and J-akehurst only). = 30 p " Sundays. . 30
Atlantic CITY-t9.4O A N "a 50 p II
VINELAND AND BHIOGEf0N-fz4Oo A N VI 40
LONG BRANCH: AssURY PARK. ocEAy
GROVE. POINT PLEAsAST AND sEASHoaE
POINTS-z4OO. 80. 80 a. NJ. so 81 q - a.
$50 81 50 As9G[y P@rN enlyl p "a sundays. except
Il %. tsOo . %. I100 %. JIL0a A n, rI20o = 90
.1so q 90. 70 % 400. 800 t6 %. $780, 30 % p
2ITH AND CHESTNUT srREETs-s4zs. 1880 90
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AVN
WILLIA1i.FOhT-i : 90 z4-25 ts.Co. N 70 10 10 "a
II A. M Eeading onlyQ. sf.o0 i' = -. u 90 p ~
Reading Pottsvils and Harrisburg only. f400 t5 q;
SANDY HOOK ROUTE Rsc,or $. p.
Atlantic Highlands Seaortsht. Monmouth Beach, al
Long Branch Asoury PARK Point Pleasant 10 90 A M
$50 P n sundays. 10 A n g % q u to Ior:
lFSom Liberty Street auly. .Dasy. 4panx. $780,,
sunday tsUnday only -tarIor cars only IVA "a
Cffces: Liberty ST Ferry south Fer-v As,o- rzo,.
iS7 asa 1900. 1854 Broadway. fs2 AV T-1s~,
Square West. 153 sass 15th So, rs West 12t5 81 a<s
St BkIyn. SEQ way. W'msours n z Trsnsf.- ca
calls for anl cheeks baggage 70 destination.
Vice Pres and Ger Mgr Gen Passr Ar.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct 6-CIozi,g- ~HEAT-Spct No red
Western winter dull c. 5s lad f1trss steAy October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
(New York Central & HUDSON River r r Lesseep
Trains leave Franklin St station YORK as faI>
lows and IS min later foot OF West 42d-st y r
40 N-For intermediars points 70 Albany.
VII 20 A ND Saratoga and Mohawk Express
u % 2. M--Chicago Express.
% - T. N-C0uc- Lin FOR Detroit &
5 A. ?. No For Hudson River points and Albany
800 P M-For Roch.. Buffalo Cleveland and Cyhfcaza
e o. p M-For Roch-. Buffalo. Detroit ana TrgIIs
% ) P MFor Syr-- Roca Niagara Falls De-. 4 C-nL
-Daly- TDaiv except sunday Leave B-oo<!vn knoax-
q a. t1o45 A M % az = As p n Leave Jersey CIV
P. p p sta o. lid a IL. az az p NJ
Time tables principal hotels ana sfH-es Paxv.T.
checked from hotel restdencs Westcoct Express
4 SMITH. z LAMBERT
General MANAGE General Passover A~.n-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-07-11
Itisuow being recalled in France

tits now being recalled in France
that the Venerable Cure Of AIRS
over forty years ago predicted a
wholesale banishment Of the relig-
ious orders in that country in 1903,
and their triumphant return a few
years later. WLereupon the Spring
field (Msss.) Republican remarks
that it seems rather odd that, while
this Venerable Cure (whosver he
was) was in the business, he did
not predict just what year the re.
turn would take place. ~ would
have been just as easy to fix that
date" says the Republican," and
than we should have copper-fast-
ened prophecy. And how many
otherprophecies have been made anc
forgotten in these forty years It
is the same way with presentiinents
ofcalamities-one gets fulfilled, and
The hundreds Of others which don {
pan out are not thought Of. +"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-07-11

There 10 much truth 10 the fol.
lowing from the Vaudeville Wave :
"a serious drawback to the mp
building Of : town. with even the
most brilliant prospects, il The
dissemination Of citizens who en-
JOY the advantage to make the
most ont Of guy and every con-
templated enterprise, aud II this
10 not realized they frown upon il
20 the extent Of killing II outright.
II land u desired they raise tho
prics demand for it several foid.
II conveniencss are needed they
gobbls them up aud hold them It
fabulous values. II concessions
are required they exert their iD6n-
eaco to havs Thorn withheld until
they become satisded, financially
Or otherwise. In niue cases ont Of
ten this policy Of csl0shusss scArss
the projectors and sends then. el.e-
where with their capital. 2
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-07-11

In Germany 10000 tons Of tin
scrap are now worked up annually
10 seven factories operating the
eiectFolytic process, metallic tin be.
ing recovered. Although the use
Of other electrolytes has been pro.
posed and patented, sodium hydrate
is stated to yield the bestresults.
10 Austria one tin recovery works
10 stated to be In operation; and
England possesses . small ex-
perimental plant at Manchester
Germany 1t present il drawing
supplies Of scrap for the seven works
preferred to from England, France
and Switzerland, the home supply
proving insufficient to meet the
requirement Of the works.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-07-11
REFLECTIONS or A BACHELOR.

Next to her minister's opinion on
the stock market q woman has the
most faith 10 the iceman's know
ledge Of how to make the furance
work.
Ohsncss come to every man, but
nearly ever man asks them to sit
down and wait till he is ready to
take them, aud they move on to the
next.
Women 10 the genius Of compro-
mise she begins by wanting her
son TO be presidents she ends by
being satisfied to have him pass
me late in church.
woman can never understand
ly = bank makes . fuss il she
overdraws her account when she
never twits the bank with It il her
account happens to be underdrawn.
Just a. children are fooled into
bsliviDg that the drumstick is the
best part Of the turkey, SO that
they will cry for II, grown up PEG.
pie ore taught that two persons can
get more ont OF an income than one.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-07-11

II would cough nearly oil night
long," writes Mrs. Chas. Apple.
gate, Of Alexandria, Ind, land
could hardly get any sleep. ! had
consumption 80 bad that IL ! walked
q block ! would cough frigbtfully
and spit blood, but, when oil other
medicines failed, three 900 bot.
ties Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
wholly cured me and | gained So
prounds." It's absolutely guaran-
teed to cure Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, Bronchitis and I'll Thruat
and Lung Troubles. Price Soc
and $l.OO. Trial bottles flee At
Estorge drug store.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-07-11
As long a. he IL under twenty.

As long as he 10 under twenty
one, the farthsr's authority over
his child should reign supreme,
while his (the fathers's) good coun-
sci aud advice shonld not peces-
sarily cease 'irra'isr the child has
crossed the line that divides the
boy nom The mar, says the st.
Martin Review. Il is the father
dnty to exact obedience from the
offspring Ms lopg rs he is under
age, aud to appeal to his sense OF
reason aud duty after tA has be.
come IF age
There is neither policy nor rea-
son for "A father to allow a fifteen
to seventeen year old son to be his
own master. a boy at seventeen,
as n rule cannot take care Of him
self; he has not the strength OF
character to resist the temptations
Of the world he can lead no one to
nobIer aims and nobler purposes,
while he himself may b easily
lead to crooked motives and crook
ed ambition. Why then, should
most Of our fathers allow their
boys to roam about the streets at
night' Why should not they be
kept at home, aud supplied with
some literature Of some kind.
Fathers, as "A tree is bent SO shall
it grow. SO, start your boys out
On strong, honest. upright basis ;
teach them their duty towards self
towards neighbor, towards God,
and ninety nine chances out OF a
hundred, they will prove them
selves worthy sons and respectable
citizens.
Allow them to roam aimlessly
about the streets at night, DO as
they please, be their own masters
and il In after years, they prove to
be confirmed drunkards profes.
sional gamblers, and all that form
their low, mean, aud nasty adjunct,
be not surprised or astonisbed, for
these would then be only the
natural effects of unnatural causes /;
blame him not, for the blame is
yours. - Washington Ehterprise.