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nsvkets, Ytth the foreign closing S7i lss. Prices
N7,e. Gin; 3oagsosSc; lin plates. 1850 Al mil:
lend, lS,fc.: spelter. b75c.: lion. No. Northern
sn@sHH'ssG NC Iron warrants, nominal; steel rails
$50 Western prime. $500; brazil kegs, si2; south
American. go -. Pork was quiet with mess at
eW.2Sns1sD. Tallow. bssc, Dressed hogs. 0Ssa
Loo. Butter Creamery. extras 81 &C.. his,s. sTm
22c,; state. dairy. ;ubs fancy. 2iis@?2c. Chcese-
white. i,ic.' large. fan made. colorcd fancy. Hlsp
on. ie@ijlic. Chicago, MAY i.-"Liquidaion was
fairly general and was particularly. marked In
lard. With the exception OF May pork, In which
there was little special strength there was sharp
decline In the entire list. prominent feature
TO day was the entire lack OF supper, from infu.
entail interests that have been In the market on
the buying side for long time. Some OF these
came 10 ~ buyers around inside prices near tho
close. There was more or less short selling t2 III,
SuoAR--Raw was steady at 3 II .1Gc for 90 test
and 3-I8c. for 50 test Refined was In limited
demand: steady; granul1ted. i.t5dl5.Oj.
4 II hose yyprp tn -dsy
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Coinage at the MINIS I'm April.

WASHINGTON. May THE coinage Of
the United States mints in April was smaller
than in any month for many years. The
minis at Philadelphia and San Francisco
have been 20 busy coming silver pesos for
the Philip mss that there has been little
, time left tor turning out domestic coins.
. The total coinage for the month was only
RIA, 22O, as against $s.7778 1927 in March
and the coinage OF gold was only sis7 400
coinage, however, amounted to 81 500. 900,
which was several hundred thousand more
than In March. The minor coinage. that
'ts, Of nickeis and bronze pieces. amounted
In April to $isi $50. IA against s30i .720 in
March
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unfavoraslc weather and crop reports. covering by
nervous shorts. some buying attributed 70 Armour,
we're o.es he ol pnspa istsors noewohy rse n
wheat 10 day. lsut other factors contributing 70
oSds tic
west and reports Of dsm,gs 70 ne crop
realizing. but it had little eGeci the offerings being
readily absorbed by the demand 70 cover. The
over almost the entire wheat belt The prediction
howeyer Is for ar ana wssner , Esc ch 10 pos
declined I'd london vas gnchsnE cd. SS5t r.
SssS for sSe week. he srrcnens
were 2se5 600 bush. against sos 900 isst week
a ANA IS Tor ,hs same period s:s sss
son The etno, from this cSlnt ss
5S ~ las. Wses AGAINST In since re
R.pol. time are s' coming sny
Eating ,Rs ,s
sna 6ss CHANGED T. yeliSSx;isS q reddish a.,s
.ad sse .aa xen
re- r!s come from censrsl rsglo9s Of the wip;s s
sasss ss ssaaos 'es
unpromsinE appsaIrn4e may nay Se 5ssoyersd nom
s. sissSSe bush Under The Total O. ass
but rsled later e on ' ,he cold wssshsr The iss ID
covering Of shorts. The cables were va. higher
against 400 900 last week and 1860 last year:
thus far this season ds.s7ss $50 against .S2s 400
ments were 100 O0O bush against $50 900 last week
and 7e4 600 last year thus TAR this season no 900
against 1877 900 the time last season. Oats
nuctua.ed With corn. There was q pretty good
cash demand at the West and Armour was said 10
bc buying there. ~.
FLOuR.-Dull and hrm. Sales. 1900 bbls. Re-
cclpts were s.ils bbls. and Il 800 sacks exports.
fne, 81 7Oas275: No extra, 12.7S4S7.s6: clears.
saSSsss s,rsShs ts!sS;ss !, Rst ta 500
ss.5oas3.T0: patents. AaA2S. Rye flour. $3.50
TO $50.
!vcred on contracts. o.sCO bales. MIddnng up
lands 1926: against II iec. las! year: New or.
spot markets were generally unchanged. Liver.
pool advanced points on the spot with sales OF
was more active. The movement TO day was as
follows:
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August Belmont Says Plainly the Idea is
Not Ent crt aimed.

Concerning aNreuewed ruinor that the
marlborough Rapid Transit Company has
acquired or is about TO acquire the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company, August Belmont
president OF the peterborough company,
said yesterday
There is not the slightest foundation
:. Tor any such rumors. The marlborough
company does not entertain in the remotest
way any idea OF acquiring the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company
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Court or Appeals Decisions

ALBANY, May 1.-The Court OF Appeals to day
handed down the following decisic-s:
Kemp. appellant. US. Raymond. as president. &c
SetnccnsplnneT, res opndent, VS.. Metropolitan LIE
Insurance Company: Judgment revt rseG. new tTial
granted. costs 10 abide the cvcn,.
Srawn. respon dent, vs.. Handt Deaf Company:
Judgment afhrmod with costs.
Tyler. respondent, The village OF Lansing
bureh: Appeal dismissed with costs.
People eG rel Krulish, appellant. vs. ForncS RI Al,
BOARD Of aldermen Of the city U! New York. order
affirmed with costs.
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Cof,cctwas dull wtthprIces moderately lower owing
To disappointing cables liberal rrce'pts. foreign
selling and liquidation nv recent buyers. II rs
estimated that the worlds visible supply win
show a decrease OF $4,000 bags during the past
month.
MzrMs-ln London tin was ~. ed. higher for
spot a. rl37 IS and los higher for futures at GiS7
Copper declined Is, Cd. in London 10 SEQ fs. ID.
tS s and -"a Vocal "a va;
abroad as Gil las. Cd. The market here was quisi
and unchanged. Speiter was unchanged In both
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Imports OF Dry Goods.

The imports OF dry goods for. the week
ending to-day were 50 .025.0si. against 81: iS',-
pol last week and si.aea.7os for the CORE.
spending week OF last year. The amount
marketed was 3l,s3s.O33 against ?,ioS,oi'
last week and s2,ol0.725 for the correspond
ing week OF last year.
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FINANCIAL.
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF
INTEREST TO THE HOLDERS
OF
Terre Haute & Peoria Railroad
COMPANY Bonds.

The interest due March I. 1897. to September l.
1901. Inclusive. upon the bonds OF the TeUc Haute
Peoria Railroad Company Will be paid al the
once Of Robert winthrop & Company. 10 Wall
Street. New York City. upon presentation. for en-
doIsemcnt OF payment. Of the certificates Of deposit
of the New York Security Trus. Company under
the agreement OF September "a. 1899. or upon
presentation and surrender OF the coupons.
The Interest on bonds deposited with Drcxel &
Co.. OF Philadelphia, Pa Will be paid az their office
upon presentation OF certificates o! deposit issued
by them under said agreement.
.- s HAnk r: 4 coli iSEi~Arn, committee.
JAMES W. PAUL, dr..
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS..

~" hH'f.I Pm awe
An Co.. ~ 11tIMctWSE.. 2Ii5 go
Amcc pt A4Ls As MstWSeo re rs
Am Rad. 81 90 Ma. 7s... A3I Adv
Amid pf.l25i1 $50 Nat Be p;.lO5 lOoli
Box 3D. c 81 3a'NCarbo, 23A 24L
BOZ I'D p 2o!1 go y Carou y, ~ 90
UT. 7 Chi SRyl25 1870
chUTpi. 3O5 IS So Side e 100 lo7
City Ry...2o6 2o7J5 SITS Sta c.. go so
Ola AAishl 90 1877 wchistW Ooh 81
Loks 81 kis AZ 8
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There was moderate advance In cotton early
In the day owing mainly to unfAvorsble weather
In the Southwest. where the temperature ranged
from 81 to ~ degrees and whore light to heavy
frosts were reported. Then, too further frosts
were predicted for the Mississippi Valley and cast
gave support. while there was some Southern and
foreign buying. In the main u was q local, pro-
posed 10 await further Developments especially
as regards the weather. Meantime the season 10
GENTS are large there Is disposition TO sell freely
Notices for some 5000 bales Of Nay were Issued,
and had no effect. Realizing and an absence OF
aggressive buying caused reaction toward the
close.
CoIFEK. on the -po. WAS duh al S,fc for
No = Sales; 900 bags R9 No. a! sac: $50
QUIET with sales OF 1000 bar. Heyre vas IN.
American ws-ehonse d.IIvenes 10. ~ Rags .' Rio
declined 50 rei. .cceints 900 bags: s:oes. 49, 900
was unchanged rccepts. 5000 bags: stock. sSo 600
prires herr follows
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Oatswe irrn Sales 200. 900 bush. No. white.
4o4c.; No. white. sac. Futures closed Nc.
higher Nay. s''s, RXs was arm 5,. Ne west est
Stotc. 5s6aS7c. nominal track. Corn vas active
and higher. Sales. $40. 900 BUSH mainly for en,
elevator. May price: No. white S+c.: No. yellow.
SIC. Futures closed &c. to &c. higher. Sales
10 600 bush. Prices as follows
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Court Calendars This Day.

Supreme Court--Specal Tcrm.-part H. Court
opens al 1880 a n. ES parte matters,
Surrogates Court-Cham bers No day CALENDAR,
Ciy court-Special Tcrm.-Cour opens at 10
A. n. Notlona.
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sUB.TREAsURY TRANSACTIONS.
COMMERCIAL.
Grain Higher--Weather Bad--ShOrts Active
Buyers-Cotton Advances and Then
Reacts-Frosts in the Southwest
Liverpool Etronger--May Notices
StOpped-CofTee and Provisions Easier.

FRIDAY. May RArN.--Whsat-Spot was
active and firm. Sales 10000 bush. mainly
for export here and at the outports. No.
2 red. in elevator. May price: No. North
ern Duluth. &C over: No. Northern Now
York. SIC. over. Northwestern receipts
were 1853 cars. against lie last week and 24s
last year Chicago. az. against 81 last week and
A a year ago Futures closed y to iHc.
higher Sales. 1000 900 bush. Prices as
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THE DEBT STATEMENT.
Also the Cash statement Of tho Unir
States Treasurer for May L. h.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The monthly state
ment OF the public debt, issued BY the
Treasury Department to-day, shows that
at the close of business yesterday the debt,
less cash In the Treasury, amounts to
$e3s 1856 Alb, which is a decrease of $ees sol
since March 81. Recapitulated, the debt
1hows: Interest-bearing debt. S9l4, 54l $780,
debt on which interest has ceased, 81 ,230, $50;
debt bearing no interest, $3e8. 400, 1855. To-
tai debt, 1872 PSI sos.
This amount, however, does not include
SSQ6 ,425, 800 In certificates and Treasury
notes, which are offset by an equal amount
of cash on hand and held for their re-
demption:
The cash in the Treasury is thus classified:
Gold reserve :lSo 600 ooC
Trust funds $685. 500
In national bank dcpostarics. ........ i5s.s7s.ol
Outstanding iabiii,ies... sasi,tssess
Leaving cash balance of........... .eS73. $685. 1877
The statement of the receipts and ex-
penditures of the Treasury shows:
This day. THIS month. Fiscal year.
Receipts .........SlS59,703 $55s, 703 $4879 7o4
Elpenditures". 100000 100000 4s,4se'sSS
Surplus .......... seo,70s $es.7os sa5.4so,sas
The receipts from customs to-day were
772, $685. from internal revenue. $7cs. 1885,
miscellaneous, S57 $3.50.
National bank notes received for redemp-
ton, Sl,ll4,e27.
The cash statement of the United States
Treasurer for May shows:
RESERVE FUND.
NJ
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT souTHsRN.

At.pAxA GREAT sourHsRS.
Fl From xss ss; HP E s;!s s:ss5 Inc ,':ss5
Cincinnati; New Orleans and Texas Pacific;
F. flo xss 5a Sp i ! :!ss :ss! Inc Inc
Month , Of ,!;s1,s 1 Inc
f From %ss SUI l s.S ssn i inS ,e ssss
LouIsvILiG AND NASHVILLE.
The Loutsyills and Nashville Railroad Company
g. :ss.s.. st sss $ s'''g
Ne. sa,n,ns... 9, Ss7sjs ssO77sl Inc. aaO.7a:
G1oss earnings SIS s.: eo 70, inc $3.50. IFS
op. expenses. l7.s+si7s i5.As.e5s Inc. 2.oo5.52o
Net earnings. 81, ses2oe E45i.s4s Inc I.4il .ess
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.
The Kansas City Southern Railway Company
gss ana ss's!as: 'ss d. Pc
From july i to March 81:
Gross earnings s.Iss.s! sss az Inc 81, sss
Net earnings. si.277ioc N.4col Dec. $l2s. oIs
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
The Toledo and Ohio Central Railway Company
S Sp Is. e: and ss,s ':s5s ss ns ' SUI
Ne, earnings. s'sial as,ses Inc, s24.s2s
Other income... s97 2'S Inc. e2o
Total income. s74oss SO, 14s Inc. s24a46
Fixed charges. 1851 39.023 Inc. 1914
Surplus. ;......,. .sl ,ssl 1920 Inc. s.l ,asl
sEs: :: s$s :ss Inc Inc
o, Ss, Isss s; Inc me- 's ~,
r, 3s. slsfs;s s ss HS Inc Inc '' e:
Surplus. e. - iloS,oos soo.oe. Inc. ..s.eas
KN MA AND MIcnIoAH.
The Kanavha tichigan Railway Company
1903. 1902. Changes
S Sssi' ssp Ins s
ONE; s:s ''5sl ' e. Be- Be-:
r 1s' s sss ass R Pc sSis
nenc,, .............., ..,aSS .s,4e,s Inc .l9.l7s
Gp 1Sas sap sSsi s n inc
Ne. earn!ass..,.... .ss.,le sl'o.e pecNs7.l:s
Other income. 5.oI5 ISIS Inc PSI
Total inconc...,.... $50! s75.iso Dec si2s osa
Fixed chargcs....... iis.oaa i0i, $50 Inc. s9.2ss
pcnc,,........:..... ,a.,sn .s7i $50 Inc slsc.a2i
surplus
BUFFALO, RoctEsrEa AND prrrssuRo.
The Buffalo, RochcSvHr and plt,sburs Railway
Company reports for the quarter ending March 81:
IGOR 1907. Changes.
Gross carnings 81, 7S0 304 81 "a So Inc &Ss5 $40
Oper. eSp:nseS.... .0cs il0 50, OILS Inc. 1870 404
Net earnlngs..... SOL p<5 SiaB 537 Inc 1855. ,oS
Other income.-..,.. II $50 o,S.7 Inc. sos
oa nss ' ss Inc Inc ss,!
Surplus ......,. $3.50 800 $50. a22 Inc $3.50 500
Cash on hand $Si0,973 pront and loss surplus,
81, COS, sec.
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New York stock Exchange Sales. May L.

(uNIrRp srArsS AMI STAIR BONDS IN 3t.oo1si.
G L - c. 1907 ~
8 L s IS r 1925 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 36la
CLOSING PaiCEs % rSIrRU sTArxs BoNos
Bid Asked ND Asked.
rSar. sA.r
1870 Io1 lU0& ls:s....l36 1877
U SNe. u SN,s
1879 LOO 1904 les. -. SO 1877
uSxr u : -,
.lIs-is. lO7H IoSk 1874. 80. 02Ss lO31
SIS C. r Sn.
Isss-nlo7A losk ioo4....l o2h 1881
UsNI US a6ss.r
1907. lOA ma 1924. DC FL
SH.c.
novel, lON lllhi
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THE NASSAU HANK.

InoTH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND
a scvnI.annual dividend OF four - per cent.
was this day declared out Of the earnings OF the
last six months. pG, able. free OF tax and after
Mnyl.
Transfer books closed until May
WM H. ROGERS, Cashier.
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DtyyaEyDS AND INTEREST.

NORTHERN 81. URliih.s tOilPANi.
New York. I'd April, 1913
There has been declared dividend Of IA per
rent. on the capital stock OF this company, pay
sbic May 1893, 10 Stockholders OF record ON lne
hcops 81 the cou'rany on that date.
The s.ocE transfer books vii! he closed Al 3
o'clock =. ~ April ~. 1908, and reopened Of ~
o'clock a. ~. May ). 1903.
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TIE LAKE SHORE AND NICUiGtv SOUra-
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY


OFFICE OF
1RE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUrd-
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
CLEVELAND, Olo, Aoril tth to0l
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hit lhe arnul
meeting OF the stocKIoldcri OF tbs co nplny for
the election OF Directors an for the trans tcton o.
such other business as may be brnIslI Deior1 IA,
meeting. will be heii a! Tue prncipil olicc OF tle
company In Ccvciani Ollo. 81 ,he flRSr
WEDNESDAY (bciuy TIC 6ii day OF MAY 1898.
o. " O'Clock A. n. The pol viii continue Vpcl
ior hour thereafter
BY order v! tae Board Of DlrcctorS
r. ID WORCESTER S""-et,-v,
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY,
New iorR. apri IL. 1909. The annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of his Company viii be held
at the ONCE Of the CUrnpany. 81 tortlsnd Street
IN this city. tuesday. the l.th Gsy Of May next
Tor the election o! Managers and for other buS.
Gess.
The polls will omen at IL O'Clock noon, and re
main oprn for one hour. The transfer books Will
be closed from the close OF business Saturday
May .. until the morning OF WeGnc sday. May u
by order of the Board o! Managers.
OISPHtNr S~crct,rv.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF the VAULT own
ERS OF the NEW YORK CITY MARBLE CEN
FIERY will be held al the Once OF the President.
Alexander Maitland, As Broadway. Room ls8, on
Monday. May 4, al IL o'clock noon.
ALBERT BULLUS. Secretary.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

'E1 In terrst.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24
Dysentery Cured Without the
Aid Of Il Doctor.

81 am just up from a hard spell OF
the fiux" (dyse ntery) sfys Mr. T A
Primer, WE'LL know merchant OF
Drummond, Ted FUSED one small
bottle of Chambf rlai rs Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea enedy and was cured
without having p doctor I consider
1t the best cho Ia medicine in the
world" The re no need of employ
ing a doctor when this remedy is used,
for no doctor can prescribe a better
medicine for bowel complaint in any
form either for children or adults 1t
never fails and is pleasant to take
For sale BY Estorge Drug Co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24
Not Over Wise.

There is an old allegorical picture OF
a girl scared at grass hopper, but in
the act of heedlessly treading Oh d
snake This is parallel by the man
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24
Low Rates on Morgan's La & Texas
Railroad and Steamship Co.
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Rail.
road and Steamship Company
will sell tickets from New
Ibaria To m

Iberia, La, to
New iberia to Lake Charles and re
turn, Sunday, September -, 1908, Will
return limit date OF sale, al a rate o.
$1.75, on account of races. Train
passes New Iberia al O. clock p m.
New Iberia to Havana. Cuba, and
return. September 18th and 10th. 1908,
with return limit so days, at rate OF
$3.50, on account of special steamship
excursion
New iberia to Thibodaux and return
September 21th, 1903, with return
limit date of sale, at a rate of 81 %, on
account of Base B III, Grand Fair and
Street Parade by Firemen OF Thibo-
daux and other towns, Band Concert.
Train passes New Iberia at 900 m.
San Francisco and return August lst
to 14lh inclusive with return limit
October 10Th. 1908, with stop over
privileges, at q rate OF s47. 80. going via
III Paso and Los Angeles, returning
Utah and Colorado.
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If YOU have a friend visiting

If you have a friend visiting
you or your neighbor, if you or
some member of family leaves
on a business or pleasure trip, let
the Iberian know it. 1t is our
aim to print all items of local
interest but many an item that
would interest our readers goes
imprinted simply because too
many people believe newspaper
men have nothing else to do but
walk around and read the minds of
others.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

building a eye
to provide his
Chamb s
Diarrhoea Re
against bowel (
=. II,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

10 prove the buving power 81 this
great Company must - The small
manufacturer wlip turns out only a
few pianos each month VIII c certainly
have TO pay re for the material ia
each iano--tIIere is absolutely no
doubt about IT,
When you consider hese facts and
put this truth along side of them.
that there are only tDree companies
in he ed States who have sold as
manv pianos as oursely es--thaJ we
haven Il competitor making "A high
grade piano whose output is as large
as ours lit needs no argument to con-
vince You thar, quality for quality.
You can buy cheaper OF US ban Of any
one else,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

Coupon tickets can be, had at all
stations to all points beyond our
line, also, low rates to all summer
resorts, on application to your 10
cal agent, or address G. B. Ellis.
Division Pass. Agent, New Iberia,
La.
For additional particulars, APP
ply to local agent, or to B. C.
Ellis, Division Passenger Agent
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

nay~ Ladies: You can find just wha
you have long wanted for your home
bill Of fare at Immergluck's grocery,
Your purchases will be delivered.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24
FOR SALE.

2 5Xl0 Reversible Engines.
L 5XS Tandie BED Engine.
l. 8HX12X30 inch Planer.
L 1-15-l6 Steel Shaft &c Hangers.
l. Slide-rest.
l. Portable Cylinder Boring Bar.
Il Large Chain Drill
f. Tube Expanders. from ~ to in~
ehes, will sell these simply. in
pairs, or the whole get.
Drill Press.
The above will be sold cheap. A
0argan for anyone needing any of the
above. For further particulars and
prices cali at this Office
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The Output

The output is the key note to profit.
In deciding upon Il price to sell. a
manufactures, no matter what arti-
Gle he has to offer, considers how
many be is likely to sell. and bases
his charge accordingly. 1t is quite
reasonable, too. Ii tailor sells only
two suits of clothes each week. his
income must come from the profits Of
these two suits. II he can. however.
double or treble his output wit out
materially increasing his working
expenses, he can naturally afford to
make the profit on each suit much
less.
Again this output decides the buy
ing power 1t is only necessary to
etate that there have been manufac-
tuTpd
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

everywhere recognized as the most
prompt and reliable medicine in use
for these diseases For sale by Is,
Orge Drug Co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-10-24

BH Ostermoor Mattresses, all sizes.
Il. S. Mcmahon.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-08
so MOTE 1T BE.

The election Is over and the people
have registered in no uncertain terms
their desires in the matter of gamb-
ling and the open saloon, which was
undoubtedly the issue.
That large majority of the church
people do not vote as they pray shows
on the face of the returns, and where
votes and prayers are opposed TO each
other the votes are bound to win ont.
But the democratic and independent
tickets won signal victory. DR..
Moore showed that he could go some,
that he runs like greyhound. He
wasn't our candidate. but he is our
mayor and we wish him very success
full administration.
None can deny the right of the
majority to rule, and we have simply
brought in minority report as a
matter of record. But we submit
gracefully to the will of the majority
and congratulate the winners.
So mote it be.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-08
Easily Calculated.

An irishman was filling barrels
with water from small river to sup
ply a village which was not pro vided
with waterworks. As he halted to
give his horses rest gentleman
rode up and asked:
''How long have you been hauling
water, my good man"
Tin years, or more, sor.
"Ah, and how many loads do you
make day"
'trom tin to fifteen, aocordin' &c
the weather. sor.
We'll, Pat, aid the gentleman
laughing, "how much water have you
hauled altogether"
The Irishman jerked his thumb in
the direction of the river. at the saue
time giving his horse the hint to start
and replied:
"All the wather that yez don't see
there now. sor. ''-Chums,