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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10

we then placed the above 80 slips or ballots on
which the above 40 names We're written In an en-.
vel0p whiolfwas sealed and endorsed with the
following words to.wit; List Of Jurors No 2 .
We again proceeded in accordance with the order
~ Court aforesaid, and In the same manner as
aforesaid to draw thirty f3O) names to compose
the Petty Jury who are to serve In the third week
OF the November Jury term beginning Monday the
2ard day OF November, A d. 1908, who are as
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10

We then placed the above thirty slips or ballots
ON which the above thirty names were written
in an envelope which was sealed and endorsed
with the following words to.wit: List Of Jurors
No. H.
We then placed the above mentioned eeyelopes
in the Jury Box "a Box provided for that pur.
posel which we locked and sealed and placed il
in the custody of the Clerk of Court subject to the
orders of the Honorable Judge of tile above said
Court, as provided by law
We also locked and scaled tho General Venire
Box, labeled it General Nenire Box and placed it
in the custody of the Clerk of Court subject to
the orders of the Honorable 10th Judicial Dis
triet Conrt for Iberia Parish
In evidence whereof witness officially our sigma
lures this eighth day of October A. D. 1908 in
the presence Of and together with the witnesses
who have signed these presents with us Jury
Commissioners.
II PAToUT
Jos. A. PROVOST,
J. w. COMPTON,
JNO. BRoUSsARD
LIONEL. BRoUssARD
l.. A, PELLERIN, ! ,U..
ApoNIs BLANC, I "''peases'
J. g, LEBLANC.
Clerk and Jury Commissioner
Attest, a. true copy, J. q, LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10
Indigestion Causes
Catarrh Of the
Stomach.

Por many years II has been supposed that
Catarrh Of the Stomach caused Indigestion
md dyspepsia. but the truth Is exactly tho
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 tho glands 10 secrete muoin instead o!
tho Juices Of natural digestion. This 10
called Catarrh Of the Stomach.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10
STR4IED OR STOLEN.

STR4IED OR STOLEN,
From the place of the undersigned on
Wednesday, September cad, 1908, med
ium sized black mule, large scar on right
side of hip, small streaks of white hair
on neck. Liberal reward for any informa-
ton furnished leading to its recovery.
ST. IVES JUDGE.
Loreanville La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10
NOTICE.

l wish to thank DR.. Daspit, Mr.. Al
bert Dee, Mr.. Dave Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X Burke and wife, Mr.. Remy
and Miss Celeste Pellerin for their
services in the play Of Lady Audley's
Secret, recently given in St. Martins
willie, and also for their kindness in
rendering me I'll the assistance in
their power. II is appreciated by Miss
Jennie Holman.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10
Every Months Rent Is the Inter
EST. 1NEes, InSatrNlire and LAID
tJrd's Profit on u House yOH

ITO not O9cH.
Ifit pays your landlord to own
the house you live in, would it not
pay youi And if you owned it, or
perhaps another of the same cost,
but planned more to your liking,
would there not be satisfaction
in it not to be had in rented
placei-IBERIA BUILDING AssoCIA-
TION.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Drs. Dupuy and Salter, alternately will
visit New Iberia every Sunday. Practice
limited to diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Nose,
an Throat. DIR. Sabatier's office hours:
10A. M. to 1890 P. M.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10

We received > most pleasant ana
appreciated call from orr Auditor Of
tAtc, the Hon. w. s. Fraxee who IL
Aaking his canvass - candidate TO
J esoreed himself. Mr.. Frazee il making
- energetic canvass and will poll 4
tArge vote. as his administration has
ben faithful and correct. He left for
- Martinsville in company with
Jadge L. O. Hacker, where he will
pash his claims.
When in need Of anything from
d needle to a traction engine, if
Yoahss Ark hasn't ID stock, they
- order it for yop. Give them a
nil,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10
kodoI Dyspepsia Cure

relieves all inflammation Of the mucous
membranes lining the stomach, protects tho
nerves, and cures bad breath, sour rislngs, a
sense of fullness after eating. Indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.
kodol Digests What You Eat
Make the Stomach Sweet.
Bottles only. Regular SIZE S co. holding az tjrnea
the trial size. which sells for so cents.
Prepared by z. o. DEWITT & co., Chicago. IL
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-10

Clerk and Jury Commissioner
Attest, 4. true copy, j. q. LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
CHAPMAN.

Mrs. Lousia CarvelI is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. J. A.
Herrold.
Mrs. Levi Meyer of Indepen-
dence was visiting friends in our
vicinity last week.
The Susquehanna coal breaker is
again in full operation.
Wesley Flanders moved into his
new house Tuesday of last week.
Jonathan LETTER and wife have
taken new boarder; a bouncing
baby boy.
Wellington Attinger is listed
with the sick.
Prof. Walborn has been around
visiting our schools and seemed to
be well pleased with the work done
10y the teachers and pupils.
DR.. Ned Williams, who was shot
while out hunting, is slowly i'm
proving.
Sleep walkers are PLENTIFUL some
of them having walked into traps
already.
Any body who is in need of
Lime coal can get them by calling
on W. S. Hcrrold, Chapman, Pa.
The compulsory school law is
being put in force by our directors.
Miss Maggie Attinger paid a
visit to her parents at this place last
week.
Born: To Ammon Scho!l ard
wife, boy.
Jacob p. Snyder of Port Trevor
ton, George and Ira Yeager of
Hummefs Wharf, and Jacob Ncitz
OF Fort lreVOrtOn were seen on our
streets Sunday.
George Attinger and family of
Herndon were visiting at p. f.
Attingers Sunday.
Miss Kate Rubendall of Herndon
was seen in our vicinity Sunday.
In our times of prosperity, it
seems bad to take corn out of peo-
ple's fields at night. The fellow who
stole w. S. Herrold's out of tie
field had better take warning and
not repeat his visit, if he don't want
to see his name in print.
Frank and Cora Herrold and
Miss Mary Reichenbach took stroll
to Independence Sunday.
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RICHFIELD.

Communion ser> ices were held
in the Luthern and Reform church
Sunday forenoon by Rev. f.. F..
Gilbert.
Revival services were commended
in the Pine U. f. church Sunday.
Andrew kerstetler had finger
sawed Oft and several badly lascerat-
ed by coming in contract with q
circnlar saw.
Quite a number of cotton tails
lost their lives at the hands of our
hunters Monday.
J. M. Basom was in Sunbury last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Brown, her mother
and daughter, of Cocolamus were
in town Friday.
Several bear were seen travelling
a few miles West of town Thurs
day.
A valuable dog was shot foI
Frank Frontz Monday.
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Deafness cannot be cured

By loca! applications rs the can
not leach the oi>e,,el portion of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
ieatneSS, aud that is by constitutions
al remedies. Deafness i, caused bv
an infIamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inhamed YOU
have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing and when it i, entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can he taken out
and this tube restored to its normal
conditions, hearing will he destroyed
for ever nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an inhaned condition of the
mucous services.
We will give One Hundred
Dollars for any case of Deafness
caused by catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
WEST BEAVER.

Emanuel Peter, Jacob Erb, S.
II. Philips and George Benfer, all
members of the 49th Regt. p. V.
attended the reunion of their Regt.
at Lewistown last week and report
a good time.
Mrs. l.. b. McGauglin and son,
Harrison, Of Lewistown spent Sun
day with some Of their Snyder Co.
friends.
Your scribe took in the 49th re-
union also spent a few hours visit
ing the Burnham works.
Ezra Kpepp and wife expect .c
make their future home in Lewis
town, Pa.
Il. A. Jenkins and family will
make their home in Snyder county
at the old homestead of Mrs. Aaron
Meyer.
Jerry Knepp of Ososgrove seyl
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Harry Bower was seen on our

Harry Boyer was seen on our
streets Friday morning.
Nr. Wis" and Mr.. Martin of
Selin>gr"vr ni"y@l lh" sweet cider
very much.
The "suitzing" parties Tuesday
and ThurSlay evenings ut Diniel
Reichenbach'S were well attended.
There wis more eating and drunk
ing than apples "snitzed.'
j. S. Rinc has Lecn buying up
bu u'kwheat the pat week.
Albert Is. Binc, one of our eS-
tcemcd Young men, has gone t. A.
toona on Il hunting eXpc lition.
Mr.. Hanrv, our school telchcr,
while coming /" >'nuul | riday
M ,rulrg, was bit III tie lcgby Ritr's
dog.
Mrs. W. II. Budi New Buffalo
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j, 5
Rine for the past week.
MessrS Randall Fisher, Jacob Suf:
fel and Harry Shelly passed through
our town Friday afternoon, enroutt
to visit Rohrer's school.
Jumbo kcrstetter wife and dau-
ghters Mabel and Jennie took a fly
ing trip to Ebrights, Saturday after
noon. That is right, Jumbo, take
your family around and show them
the country.
is. Rine and family took in the
sights at Port Trevorton Sunday.
Jno. b. Rohrer made a business
trip to Liverpool Saturday.
Miss Annie Herrold left for Hof-
fer where she intends to stay ut w.
b. Rinc's.
Stuart Hall and wife made fly.
ing trip in their rubber tire Sunday
evening.
Mis- Gertie Rine visited her par
ents over Sunday.
ID. l.. Reichenbach's visited their
son, John and family, at Mahanton-
60 Sunday.
Quite a number of hunters from
Snnbury are boarding at Jumbo's
for week.
Norman Bickel and family visit
ed Mrs. BickePs parents, ID. L.
Reichenbach, over Sunday.
John Reichenbach was seen on
our streets Monday.
Henry Sanders visited his par
cnts Abe Sanders and wife over
Sunday.
Milton Rinc took his sisters, Miss
Lanra and Ella, and friend, Miss
Henrietta Rohrer, for a drive Mon.
day evening.
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KREAM Err.

Mrs. Sausaman, who was staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Ritter, died Wednesday morning OF
a stroke of paralysis, aged IS years.
She was buried at KrAzerville on
Saturday.
1t looks as if we would soon have
a wedding in town.
w. w. Roush, wife and family
went to West Milton to attend the
funeral of her father.
Chas. Meckley went to Beaver
town on business Monday morning
Mrs. Jno. Mitchell of Renova
came to this place last Monday to
visit her parents S. Bollinger and
wife.
r. V. Mitchell and wife of Lewis.
tow, who were visiting his parents
J. Mitchell and wife returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Ellsworth Burns Of Selins.
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he thinks with good feeding he can
make his red pig weigh 600 lbs.
net, by Nmas.
J.hnson Il Co, of Rurnham, Pa ,
-pent few DAYS with J. NJ. Wag-
nrr last week on II hunting trip.
Luck not reported.
Chis. Smiths sale Saturday was
well attended. Things brought a
fair price. James Steelv was the
lucky man in getting the buggy.
Did the late election turn out as
you wished il would?
Chas. Smith is making prepara-
tion to move to his new home in
Nittlin County Shortly.
James Steely was disposing of
some of his 80 ID. turkeys to land
lord Collins in Lewistown last
week.
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NEITZ'S VALLEY.

Capt. Geo. Kuhn, j. d. Marks
and F. P. Holtzapple were TO Sum-
bury Thursday.
Miss Dilla Ramer is listed with
the sick.
Our farmers are busy husking
corn at present.
The people eintend to hear the new
bell ring at Dresses by next Sum
day.
Misses Lillian Marks and Dilla
Stahl of Nerdilla were to Selins-
Grove one day last week.
c. E. Haines and wife, Ammon
Moyer and Mrs. Milton Benfer
passed through this valley Sunday.
The carpenters are very busy
putting up the new church at
Hoovers.
w. Jacob Schatfer had the mis-
fortune of cutting himself in the
knee with corn chopper.
Most of our farmers were out
hunting on Monday.
The potato crop is poor.
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MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

VIM. Meiser of Newman'S town
visited relatives here Il few days last
week. He was Il soldier of the late
Spanish American war.
Albert Boyer, Lawrence St,tlcr
and John Mengle, of Middlchurg
were in town Sunday.
Rev. Fetterolt preached an inter
esting sermon in the German Ian
guage in theSt. Johns Church, Sun
day.
j. Calvin Boyer had been to Sell
insgrove a few days last week, to
repair several automobiles.
VIM. Nipple and wife of Selins-
grove were visitors at Albert
Schnee's Tuesday.
Mrs. J. krelghbumn is sick.
The Lord's-Supper will be
administered Sunday November
18th by Rev. Fetterolf.
The teachers of this township
organized an institute, last Friday
evening. The first meeting will be
held IN the Buckwheat Valley
school-house, Friday evening, Nov 6.
Rev Hanney started Revival
meeting at this place, Sunday even
ing.
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sELINsoRovE.

!. ". Meek was in i'hi'a. last
( buying his fall stock.
Elmer Snyder and wife ofCleve-
sre visiting friends.
kr.. ". II. Hilbish nee Lutz is
guest Of her parents.
hrs. Libbie (Gaugler) Har,er of
l,vwu i. spending several weeks
her parents.
|rof. Birch preached at Scranton
May.
kbe Y. W. c. A., gave an enter
luept to their friends Saturday
bing.
| B. Hare OF Altoona spent sew
days in town last week.
ksmund Weis, VIII" was away at
Smerclal School, returned home
week and will now take his
\ in the store.
IOreman Willis of the 'Courier'
\ visitor to town Saturday even
hursday evening the music de-
nent of the University gave a
tcale to crowded house. All
numbers were well rendered
highly appreciated by the au-
be.
laude Klose and wifespentSun-
among friends.
yer Lutz and wife of Halifax
the guests of Eyer's parents
everal days.
rs. Maude Iumbard) Bousum
Patterson is the guest of her
hts.
tof. Allison has moved into the
which he built.
IL. Wagenseller returned last
Fsday from his Philadelphia
burad Weiser Chapter held a
al meeting on Monday after
when Sunbury Chapter paid
a fraternal visit.
iss Mary Miller was Sunbury
pr Monday.
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Mrs. Boyer Of Freeb"rg is visit

Mrs. Boyer Of Freeb"rg is visit
ing at j. X. Hughes.
Our sportsmen were out hunting
Monday.
VIM. Hummcl aud wife, who vi
sited at C.S. Reiyl-'s left tor North
cumberland Monday.
John O. Holtzapple visited out
of town.
Elmer W. Nangle the wine clerk
of the Fairmmlnt Hotel, Sunhury
is spending his vacation among his
friends at this place.
Norman Troup of Shadie is work
ing for James N. Fisher.
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PORT TREvoRToN.

Miss Elizabeth Kelley returned
from few days visit with Sham
Okin relatives.
Mrs. Jaue Neitz and children
have gone to Lebanon to spend the
winter with her Aunt, Mrs
Gephony.
Mrs. A. w. Aucker and daught.
cr, Mrs. F. II. Bogar were on a
shopping expedition to Sunbury
Saturday.
James Houser and Nathan Sham
bach were Selinsgrove visitors Sat-
urday.
Jno. Michael, wife and children
visited his parents, Geo. Michael
and wife over Sunday.
Mrs. Ochsenford ofAllentown Vi
sited her niece, Mrs. G. Clarence
Faust last week. We are glad to
note that Mrs. Faust has improved
some what since our last writing.
Mrs. Henry Keller is spending
the week with her son, Charles, wife
and young son at Selinsgrove.
Mrs. Hoch of Steelton spent sew
eral days with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Shaffer.
Jas. Neitz spent Sunday at home,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-11-05
rREEsuRo.

$. Frank Coy spent Sunday at
t'ry the guest Of her sister,
J. Roush.
%. Hoover of Allentown is
fling few days among friends.
(rlening Freed and wife of
estead, Pa. is visiting his moth
prry Meyer, Vic. Erlenmyer,
Hoover and Cloyde Walter
Saturday at Sunbury.
niel Roush is making a flying
% Buffalo this week.
jill Charles had his pavement
repaired.
thur Brown, our cigar box
tacturer, shipped a large num-
fboxes to the coal regions last
te Coy is spending a few days
injury.
lla Mitterling spent Saturday
|insgrove.
ed Herman made a flying busi-
pip to Selinsgrove Saturday.
ura Brosius is spending some
pt sunbury and other points.
|lliam Roush, who had been
Pyed near Pittsburg, arrived
Friday. IS:
hn Glass and William Houtz
a flying business trip to Ian
county in the interest of the
Cigar Factory one day last
pn Bingaman ana wife spent
pay at selinsgrove.
win Cheer is spending a few
Pt Williamsport.
ydde Walter, who is employed
l'den, N. j. is spending his
on at home.
Ina Erlenmyer spent Saturday
unday with her sister Laura
at Shamokin.
, Isaac Goodling is visiting
aushter, Mrs. Crome, at Sha-
Earlennyer is spending a few
at sunbury.
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CENL|RL fINunGTS.

Ph.la.o!l hi,. i.. S.. 3. Flour
Wa 49, Nt'''i ."r''.'".
1.-G- ~ hA.| n%:i'" re- ', 80
s. - ga ,'uH hl.!iS, 'ii y go "lG.
Wheat Wa nrm Ne. : Penn y.yania
rcH' new 81 SIC .n9rn was hrm;
NO. yci.oW. local. -" 5&'ar. Oats
Gul't, Nc. M"l'', rIipr'". 4"'2c.;
lower %r@''S; 49, nay va steady;
No. | tim|tRE, S!"' ."oo iot large
baIcS, IT, ~ wa Si'"!y; bC" &ams
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Savings Bank For Colored People.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 3.--A say! igs
bank for colored people, with colnred
woman for It's president, has bun
business here. 1t is under the aus, ces
Of the ColorAd Order of St. Luke, and
members Of that order from New York.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania; Maryland
and other states outside OF Virg MIA
were present to make deposits. The ag-
sregate Of the deposits vas about SIS.
b..
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KANrz.

r. Newman's were to Shamo-
am, Saturday evening.
uel Yoder and wise ofSelins
were the guests of Philip
s.sonnday afternoon. a: ~
efy walborn' visited at Rich
aturday.
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MINERS PREPARING FOR 1906
Opening Gun in Movement to Strength.
en- Union Fired at Wilkesbarre.

Opening Gun in Movement to Strength.
en- Union Fired at Wilkesbarre.
Wilkesbarre, Pa. Nov. 3.-The open
ing gun in new movement to
strengthen the United Mine Workers
organization to have all men employed
about the collieries active union men,
= delinQuents pay their dues and build up
the treasures Of the various locals
was fired at mass meeting of the
miners held here This movement Is
In line with the address of National
President John Mitchell, delivered al
Scranton on Mitchell day, is a sort OF
revival Of interest in the organization
and a preparation for 1906, when the
present agreement growing out Of the
coal commissions award expires, and
to meet any emergency that may arise
over the making of a new agreement
between the miners and operators The
movement is in the nature of cam
paign of education There were sew
eral addresses and much enthusiasm
manifested by those in attendance.
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grove was at this place last week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jno. Tho
mas.
Eight men from Sudbury came
to thus place last SUNDAY to 90
hunting during the week. They
stopped at Fishers hotel.
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MeKEE,s MLF FALLS.

We are sorry that our people
were disappointed for want of the
McKees news. ~..
Harry Kreitzer is a frequent visi-
or to our town.
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Nineteen Cows Bitten BY Mad DOG.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. 2.-Nineteen
cows of a valuable herd owned by Al
bert Lewis, wealthy resident OF Bear
Creek. 10 miles from here, were bit
ten by mag dog some 10 days agn-
The affair was not known to many
persons until today, and It Is now
feared that the entire herd will have
to be killed. The dog was killed by
. lumberman and the head sent to the
live stock sanitary board Of Philadel
phia by Veterinarian J. H. Timber
man. Of this city. for examination Of
its; brain. which proved that 1t hae
positive rabies. The herd has been
placed separately in quarantine and is
being closely watched.
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MOONS PHTSES.


2oU BuildirGs Burned al Coney ISLAM
New York, Nov. 2.-Concy Island
was swept by the most disastrous fire
in its history, about $50 buildings be
ing destroyed. entailing a loss estt
mated at not less than SlO0O,OO0 No
lives were lost, although several per
sons were seriously injured. The fire
started near the SteepleChasc Park
and swept along the Bowery district,
which is filed with flimsy frame
structures that burned like tinder. The
principal buildings destroyed were
Stauch's hotel and pavilion and Hen.
derson's theater. both brick structures
erected since the great hre three
years ago. Details OF police from Man
haitian and Brooklyn aided the flremeD
and controlled the great crowds Liz.
zie Stein. 6 years old, and an unidenti
fed negro were burned to death and
Albert Reuben fatally injured.