davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

of so light hue that it looked gray in the fog, emphasizing the singular effect which this man always produced of being both too young and too old.
 From Lawrence!" exclaimed the lady as if he had been schoolboy, although there really was little difference in their years. What were you doing there?"
 "I stepped in out of the wind to get a light" he replied
 "A light for what?" she demanded.
 For my cigar, of course" he answered with a trace of embarrassment. i've thrown it away now''
 She looked at him for ten seconds closely.
 T want to talk to you" said she at last. Come into the house. Oh, that s all right she added, seeing his look of
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

mum. Little more than half of the area of the state is in farms The average area of farm is IF acres.
 The Bank of England employs about 1000 people, pays $l, ,250. 900 in wages and s175.000 a year in pensions.
 A blue book on the trade of India for the year ended March 31 shows that the
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

imports amounted to ssSe 6se. ss5, an in- crease of $3o000,ooo over those of the preceding year. The exports were $440,- 000,000. an increase of s60. 900 900. \ Several species of moss, a lily, a pop py and a nasturtium are luminous at night.
 For the sole use of honeymoon .cou-
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

no indication of being drugged. I hap pened to notice that he yawned once or twice but I am sure that he did not fall asleep. Mrs. Willard, I am totally at a loss to understand this affair.""
 The bell sounded again, and the maid opened the door. A very modest looking person in black stood without, and he held something in his hand.
 Its my partner,'' said Brice. What is it, Joe?" sqB% .4r,5sg
 The person thus addressed came for ward and revealed to the astonished eyes of Mrs. Willard her jewel casket-empty!
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07
The Game of Grab.

This is a card game. Any number can play, but only so many should be selected as can sit round 8 table and easily reach the middle.
 To begin with. wine bottle cork should be placed in the middle of the table Then the cards should be dealt
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

The first train leaves at six D. m
 For the land where the poppy blows. And mother dear is the engineer,
 And the passenger laughs and crows The palace car is mothers arms.
 The whistle low, sweet strain; The passenger winks and mods and blinko
 And goes to sleep in the train! But what is the fare to poppy land?
 I hope it is not too dear. The fare is this-a hug and a kiss
 And it's paid to the engineer.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07
GATHERED.

The experimental steamship service From Black sea ports has proved so sue cessful that Russia is about to subsi- dize a permanent line.
 Twenty-four and a half tons of cop pers-equal to $54, 500--haye been coll
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

own part, Fred made the tormentor stop instantly-made him feel ashamed of himself somehow. The boys liked him all the better for it. too, and made him their captain and the judge in their disputes. This was because he was so good tempered and so fair and square
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

pies one of the Russian railway com panies has built special Pullman car. containing luxuriously fitted dining, smoking, sitting and sleeping comIart-s ments.
 Warm feet have much to do with white hands. When feet are habitualIy cold. the hands are always red or blue.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07
oWho is there ?" she cried.

The figure seemed to hesitate and then came forward into the light of the av- enue
 Tt is l, Mrs. Willard, said this suspi- cious character, lifting his hat.
 The lady knew the voice, and the coun- tenance also, as the young man came for ward. The rays of an electric lamp struck down upon the thin, sharply cut, yet rath- CT boyish face and upon the curling hair
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

lected during the year from penny-in- the-slot gas meters at HuddersfeId, England.
 Although the author of a book on the finances of Turkey has been decorated by the sultan for his work, the Turkish
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07
TRAINING
 A SISTER
By
 Eliza Arc6urd Conner

Mother he said one day, 'T've got an idea. Just turn little Sister Rika over to me when she's outdoors. I'll make man of her. .-
 So instead of running away from his pretty little sister and snubbing and
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

equally to the players. Each player places his cards face downward. One player begins by turning up his top card: The next follows and every one gets ready to grab at the cork in the middle. The time to grab is when two cards turn up alike. If all turn up ona card each without two alike showing. the first player begins again, covering his first card with his second. When all grab at the cork. the one who gets 1t takes as his prize the two cards that n,atch and whatever number of turned up cards may be underneath them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

Look! can see right through the ban ister railing
 And he pointed diagonally upward.
 An said Mrs. Willard, here is Lucy!" The trim maid entered at that moment by a door at the rear of the hail. and she stared in amazement at her mistress.
 Lucy" asked Mrs Willard, "how long were you in my dressing room after I Ieft2''
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-07

When is a woman like a newspaper article? When she appears in print.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02

SaIud Ddblica

Aver hizo una vista dc ins.
peeci6n oil uoblado de Cataf1o, el
doctor der J. M. Saldaf1a, Inspector
de Sanided del distrito Norte. Vie.
ne completameute Aisgustado dc 10
hygiene pdblica en- ell citadO bArrio.
Entiende que hay mucho que hacsr
que no debe dejarsa dc 10 mano y al
efecto, ge promete hacer nm informe
que g. 10 possible ain grandes gastos
se puedan evitar algunas eosss de
msy II bulto. La labor que allf hay
que hsear, no es obra de an momen.
to y reQuiere especial cuidado.
EI doctor 'Salaa1a cree que con
buen deseo nor parte ael syuntA'
miento de BsyAm6n y vaeinos del
barfio, mncho puede hAeerse POGO 6
POGO, sin gravar maeho Lon contri'
buyentaE.
Dicho inspector observe que el
matadero propiedad de Mr.. Hunt,
veeipo de squel barrio est& en- muy
buenas conaicionss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
UN CHANGO
que muerde a los muChaChOS

AL ISdo del cuartel de Ballsjk, vi
We an smaricano de nombre Mat
huen que tiene an schangos tan
achRngos que le hA dado Ia mania
de morder & cuantas personals pasan
por su lado.
Este schAngoD no se parece Al
GchArguito vieios que trajo Ltwhn'
de, aquel fu6 vfctimA De los muchS'
chos y 6ste hSca victimGs & todos
los muchAchos que pashn 4 su 81
canoe.
La & TINA .vfctima fu6 10 nina Ju'
liA Lopez de. IA amos de easS. 3 ite
change 6 debe eneerfarse en- una
jaula, 8 por 6rsele nm bozal 9 peg&rae'
le ''pAtsrnalmente" an tiro de ms1
ser, al igual que 4 los perros faldsron
que mSriorcn hsce POGO en- el cam
po del Moro pArs evitAr que el tai
change sjgA mordiendo min %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
La "Liga de Propie-
tariOS' y los ingreSOS
MUNICIPALES
FL Presidente de la Liga
eleva un escrito al Con-
cejo Municipal
El Siguient0 eSCrltO ha SldO
enYladO al AyuntamieltO
Dor Virtud de aCuerdO
DE LA "LIGA DE PROPIETARIOS''

"En uso del aerecho que conceAe
nj pdblieo el artfcnlo So de 10 Ley
municipal VICENTE, & nombre y en-
representation de los contribuyen
tes que forman esta 'LigA", ten
go ell honor de someter 10 con-
siaeracion de ese Consejo, las obi &c
clones aiguisntes al proyecto del
presupuasto de irgresos para el an
fiscAl de 1903 & 1904"
"Primero. Que ne Rubaste el SER
vicio de aqua del Acusducto, CON 10
aual tsnariR el pnblico mas tacllida-
des en- lA tomA de 10 misma, y ana
notable economic en- les gAstos, f1a.
dos en- pesos $18, 500, logrando, por
otrA pArte, Ell Ayuntamiento, nm in
greso seguro."
"Segundo. El Arbitrio sobre linn
piezA oe algibes y letrinAs, caleula
DO en- $50, debe dssa pArecer del pre-
aupuesto por no estar comprendido
en- las rentas qu0 10 Seccion so de Ia
Ley municipal determine & los Ayun
tAmientos, y por ESQ eata mlsma par
tidA no se cobra ActuAlmente, no obs
tante aparscer en- el presrpuesto co
eriente.h
"Tercero. Qae en- los see. 600 con
daatino & amortization 6 intsresea
del empr 6stito, procede estAblecer
la rsbsiA correspondlente, ~ que,
aeg1n informes publieados por ell
Attorney general, han dejsdo de in
vartirse unos $43. 600 de los $500. 00o
importe de aqusllA operAeion, por
10 cual debs hacerge In oportuna de-
&uci6n en- lA quota fjada q los pro-
pietarios para aolventsr 10 citAda
deudA."
"Cnarjo. Que 81 en- ell presupues'
to de ingresos del af1o corriente fga-
ro an cr6dito para 10 compra de con
tadores, l6gico es de todo punto que
desapArs zcA este partida y que loa
mismos se dem gratuitaments & los
propietArios de lAs cAsas, por haber'
ae Adquirido CON el dinero del con
triouyente y por que, AdsmAs, este
d0rivA uno de los mejores ingres0s
que tiene el municipio."
tQainto. Iusistimos en- que sea
subastado ell servicio que tiens ell
AyuntAmiento para 10 IimpiezA de
Algibes y lstrinas, y ssi 81 ingreso
por este coneepto se1fa seguro y por
mayor suma que 10 que pro&uoe hoy,
Sado los crecidos gAston que el mis-
mo ocaEionA Al Munieipio."
ny sexto, Qse dssde hAce item
DO. se vieno cobrando por el Muniei
pio el. ar bisrio de $12 por 10 toms de
aqua en- cAda casa. y examinando 81
expreaado presupueato Sc observs
no fgura comprendido en- 81 como
;urrnno AokorminA@O. no siou&0 l6
gico 10 que se rec&uds por tales Ii
cenciAs aeA incluido en- 10 partida go
brs consume de sgas. EstA "Liga'
entiende que el arbitrio de referen'
cia dsbe fgurAr separadsmente y
comprendiendo todo su producto.
segdn Asf fac presupuesto por el In
genisrc de 10 ciudad, fundAnSose en-
que 81 hsrrero del Munieipio pusde
hacer al tAladro en- 10 tubslfa gene
raj, 10 cual. trasfia una estimable
economic en- Ell gaato que hoy &c
hAce."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
Nj Bueno Nj EnfermO

Centenares de Personals hay cualquier cudad
pueden dec Sc sientan ben tampoco pueden deer
esten enermos Son hombres mujeres han esado
demasiado atareados que han expermenado penas dis
gusos snsabores han descudado los preceptos
de la hygiene.
Sc facilmente les falta energa, senten de-
bdad sempre desean recostarse enen
un dolor sordo en- la espalda.
Preguntades por saud maquinalmente conestaran:
ben la expression de la sonomia ell nodo de andar
odo ndca que ben estan enfermos ampoco estan del
todo bien. Son gente delicada de salud.
Tales personas necesitan tonico meior tonco
nocido hasta ahora SO llama
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
I'm bQel SerViCiO
:; del teniente Reyes
en- Manat1
RObO de trajeS, hechO en- Are
CibO y deSCubiertO en- Ma
natl
(De 4a1estro correspo7as0D

En- le fonda "NuevR A G6rica", de
Arecibo, Sc cometio IN robo de II
traies ae casimir en- cortes, que un
Italiano llsmado Garobino Chse If o,
entrego al dueno del estableeimien.
to don Salvador Torres, en- Ia noche
del 27 del pssado mes.
Tanto el senior Torres como el it's
liano Cheeffo, pusieron 81 hacho en-
conocimiento del teniente TAllada,
quien con su peculiar activiaad ini'
clio 10 correspondence Averiguaci6n.
Como no viBlumbrara nada en- Are.
cibo, dio conoc'misnto del hecho al
segundo tenieate senior Reyes, de
esta demareAcion, quien con IN cello
digno de encomio empez6 6 ocupar'
SO del asunto, averiguando que IN
j6ven habia vendiao varios cortes
de cABimir & IN comercianta de 10 To-
calida3, los que ocui 8 aegnidamente
Por las sef1as que le disron sospeeh6
que el ioven aludido era un ex'de'
pendiente del cafet1n dsllsef1or E ,ha
varrfa de Aguadilla, 6 inmedista'
msnte telsgrafio al teniente NoA pa'
70 que averiguara ga nopbre, resul'
tanSo llamarse Ramon Petrovich.
El tenients Reyes do euentA & TA'
llada de su Averiguacion, sAlisnao
inmsdiatamente para San Juan don
de suponfA estuvisra el .Petrovich,
pero habiendo telegraflado el tenien
to TAllad& & L. jsfatura cuando llegt
&hi, el detective, Inoceneio Diaz lc
hAbfa detenido en 10 fonda sLR Re
formads EspersnzR,. couduciendolc
6 Areeibo.
Fslicitamos al ,tenients Reyes POI
el busn servicio prastaSo debi1o
SD gran aCtiviaad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
Feliz feSultadO de
IN eXdnen en- ell
Colegio Central Poncef1o

En- este importante plantel de en-
sc sef1apzs-dirigido por ell competen.
to professor don Isidoro Colon y Co.
l6n-llev6se cRbo el s&bado un
examen veraaderamente notable.
Multitud de distinguidss peraonas
presencio ell acto. y puao convencer.
80 10 mismo que sl Tribunal COM
pussto por los senores don Carlos
Casanova, don r smon Cordero Ma.
tos y ell que suseriha, del buen me-
toao estap.ecido por dicho professor;
del alto grado de Ade!anto 6 que han
llegado los alumnos Gsade oil pasado
afio 10 fseha. y de gus los conoci-
mientos por ellos adqpiridos son
verdaaeramente s6.iaos.
Con ifter6s y entusiaano caaa vsz
mas cresiente, los examinaaorss pre-
guntsban, & loa alumnos Rcarca de
las 9signaturas que hRhfan estudia
do y estos respondfan CON una pre-
cision admirable, CON 1ujo de deta.
lies y con el mayor despejo, proban.
do de este modo que dominaban 10
que sabian.
Exceptuando los de las slsKes do
lectura y de ingl6a, en- que TeAlmen
to hubo algunos Eobresalisntes, los
demaa de Las otraS asignaturAs es-
tuvieron .todos acknowledgements. Y
no siendo possible & la Janta otorgar
premios determinados alumnos,
hubo de res'g gaarss con honao peaar
suyo, 6 sortear entire todos ellos los
pocos prsmias que habfa dejando &
an graz ndmero de kquellas encAn
rR Ia ~ 10A NS@A lsn9
habis nif3s dc s & IL amos, sin IN
distintivo siquisra de an lszo que
revelara que hRbian siao tamhien
mereeedoras de una recompensa + or
&C intelligence, por 81 aplieaeion y
por sus aem&s n 6ritos.
Cfeamos nosotroE, que los padres
de ESQ., ninos no favorecidos por IL
guerte CON an solo preMio, siendo De
clio dignos, no debsn queiarse de 10
ocurriao; porqus pusaen estar con-
vencidos de que NO solo Ell Tribunal
examinador, sino 81 p1 blieo allf CON
gregado, ham sRbido aprseiar los
m6ritos de sus hijos, y ha lamenta'
do y lamenta, como nosotros, el que
no SO haya podido aisponer de mas
premios para ellos.
Sirva 6 escs padres de satisfaction
10 que llevamos dicho. y & esos III
nos de estfmulo para el porvsnir, sl
grado de afscto qae han ganado en-
ell corxzou de su professor y de todos
y de cRda uno de los Yconcurrantes,
y espeeialfsimRmante de los mieu'
bros de 10 Junta. que CONSERVATISM
grato recuerdo de tan fausto die.
Terminamos fslicitando eoydialf
simamsnte al senior Colon, director
del colsgio, 6 los slumnos que tanto
se distir guieron, por SD aplicaei6n &
intsligencia, y los padres de aque'
Has tiernAs eriaturas por IL salts Ae'
cion inmsnsA quaG sin duaa habr&n
experimsntAao al preseneiar tan ao'
lemns actO,
Manuel n. YOr0ldn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
Hay uD buen maestro
en- "PalmsS atlas"
DISSEMINATION agrlcola en-
M a n att
(De maestro oorresponsol)

Mayo, 31.-Peoarfsmos de injus'
tos sino ccgi6ramos 10 pluma para
decir &Jgo &c bre Ell maestro de Pal.
mas atlas, maestro que haee cuatro
amos se halla eh squel b&rrio y ia'
mas he tenido I'M Gisgusto CON na'
die, distinguie adose por IA conducta
moral y por su cello en- el cumpi'
miento de su profession. al extreme
de atrasrse In estimAci6n general de
todo Aquel bArrio, que tanto sAbe
eatimArlo.
El senior Marchkn es sstudioso, y
CON su afecso para con los nifios 10
gra cspt&rse Ell amor de ellos, en- ell
cual ven la labor aiaria de un buen
peds gogo que sabs cumpiir CON tan
noble mission.
Rsalmente, en- una adquisiei6n pa
ra nm barrio, nm maestro de tan bue.
mas condolences, y qae tAnto astimu'
lR & los campesinos hae:endoles CO
noeer 10 utilidad pr&ctica que 6 to-
dos reports Ia instruction.
Ha sido muv, fsstsiada 10 llegada
este pueblo de don AbelRrdo la
Habs, propietario y hAcendaao dc
Ia localidad, que hacfa diez q once
meaes estabR ausents de este pueblo
fianao sn residences en- BArcslona
(Espaf1s) de donde regres6 ell vier.
mes 90 del pasado. T&mb' en- IL mo-
rena Petrons, de este pueblo, qus se
mArcho con 10 fAmilia le Haba, en-
ca]idad de sirvients, ha regresaao &
"a nativo lar, en- donde le pesaban
intinidad do amigos y famlliares pa.
ra apretar kus names, abrazarla y
fsstejArla con las mas cor&iales
muestrss de simpat1Rs y carif1o. Sa-
ludo & los nusvos hu6speaes, de-
seAndoles en- este pueblo, no menos
diehas y placeres que los que ais.
frutaban en- lA Cludad Condal.
S'gue el arrarqus hacienao su
agosto los frutos del pals sin valor;
Ell tabaeo que mucho Sc promeifan
ping Il! IS resultaacs ae ia rscolec
sion, han fraoasado por complete,
tanto que este a11o, segdu he Dido,
nadie SO ae&iearA & sembrsr y Guilt
var esta rieS y aromktica hoja puer
torriqusf1a, hoy Alu vAlor nj msrca'
dos sonsumidorss, como los puerto
rriquefios, sin patria y ain blanca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
LAVAQUITA NECRA y
SAN FRANCISCO 67


Eu este bian surtido estsbleeimisn
to, dnico en- ga elase puede dseirse,
eneontrarA el pdblieo exqnisitos Co
f6, chocolate, rafreacos, licores, dul.
ees, tabaeos, eigarrillos 6 infniaad
de artfculos deprimera clase. Mag
nifico gervicio.
LIMPIEZA, ESMERO, ACTIVI
DAD Y CARINO CON EL PA.
RROQUIANO
Pueden saboresrss aquf los c6le'
ores sPAstelillos tursoss de carne y
queso. Y an siamon en- viao.. pero
jam6n snon plus ultras. HAllaeas y
pastsles les sabsdos y domingos; y
10 fAmosa LECHE BATIDA, espeeiali'
dad de 10 casa.
Propistario, Juan C. Santiago.
Ap
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02

En- eats ImprsntA se vends pApel
visio 4 50 40 qaintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
PiLDORAS R0SADAS
DEL
DR.. WILLIAMS
PARA
Personals PALIDAS

Son nmeorabe para desperar apeto para devover las
fuerzas el buen humor para los eneos restabe
los que nj estan enferos nj estan buenos que
pueden quearse porque reaente sabrian excar
enfermedad que sin embargo para NADIA tenen uerzas
q NADIA aspiran.
Declaration de un coroneI del ejercito Mexcano.
He aqu 10 que dice este asunto e Sr Gumaro Flores,
Coronel del Eercto mexcano resdente Moreos Esado
de Coahuifa
hue lo
estata enfermo
enia
pado, dbl
dades discuta concerto aguno
6 mi de a Jams
personas
dolencias Me
de remedio conocdo
las fdorasR adasdel Williams Pahdas
conclude
agaded
acera
all mi
Frnado CORONEL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02

Las pda Roadas del DR. dan aenan
la
nconot6
La
cA 0ue 10 omunqus AnsV&as Pa0sWnae1s0a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-02
JUNTA LOCAL
DE INSTRUCTION PUBLI6A
DE CAYEY

Esta Junts, en- session celebrada el
25 lei eorrlente Acordo dAr de pls 20
haSta ell diA 25 del pYoximo mes de
JUNO para lA admission de solicitu-
DIS s las escuelas de este t6E mino
nuni ipal. Dichas solicitudes Gebe
ran vsnir acomps fAdas do! Certitics'
DO que Acrsdite hallArse el aspirAnts
en- con Aiciones legales de poder eier'
ce' su cargo.
C6yey, % de Mayo 1908
Secretdri0,
M. S. NUSEZ.
w. Be.
El Pfesidente,
JUAN ORTIZ.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-08-29
Interesting Meeting.

Iberia Lodge No. 3.1J5 held its
regular meeting last Tuesday
night, and had fair attendance
Of its members. Routine business
was only transacted in order to
hear the address of Grand Dicta-
tor Paquet, who spoke at length
on the good work the order was
doing in the grand jurisdiction of
Louisiana. Associate Justice 10
seph A. BreauX, of the State Su-
preme Court, who is a past grand
dictator, next addressed the Lodge
and urged the members to renewed
efforts in the upbuildfog Of the or.
der; impressed them with the mani
fold advantages the order gave to
the members, and congratulated
Grand Dictator Paquet upon his
good work during his term of of.
fee. Past Dictators Henry j.
Renaud, C.P.Price and Max Levy
made short addresses Lodge
notes In Picayune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-08-29

Call on J. HMLutgring s Co.,
for s15 cotton lands, Abbevllle, La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-08-29

area of land in the United States,
/ if not in the world. 1t has been
said by those who thought they
were in a position to know, that
/ the annual net revenues from
tabasco manufacturing were no
less than $4,000
During The past few years there
have been all sorts of limitations
| of tabasco put on the market, but
regardless Of that fact, those who
really know the merits Of tabaSco
try always to get the genuine Nc
Ilhenny brand. Such a reputata
| ton has tins sauce that it is now
sent TO all parts Of Europe and
enters into competition with
Maunsel White all over England
and European countries.
Therefore, despite all OF the es
says ever written on tabaSco
sauce and on Avery Island and Oh
the McIlhennys, it will always re
main fact that the manufacture
of tabaScO will be of interest be-
cause of the uniqueness of the
industry, because of the romantic
and historical interest attaching
to Avery Island and because every
LOuisianian points with pride to
the Capt John A. McIlhenny as
the best example of what che real
Southern gentlemen to the manor
born really is and really ought to
be.
His sterling qualities long ago
attracted the attention and admir-
alton of President Roosevelt,
whose personal friend he has been
ever since the close of the Spanish
American war, through which he
and Mr.. Roosevelt served togeth-
er in the Rough Rider Regiment.
N. Q. States.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-08-29
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preparations for kidney and bladder
troubles, but can truthfully say that
nothing has proved, SO effective as
your great discovery, which l can
cheerfully recommend.
JOS. A. CARLIN, Rayne, La.
One small bottle of Halls great dis
couery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gsavel,> cures dia-
betes, seminal emissions, weak and
lame backs, rhematism and all irregu-
Iarities oNthe kidneys and bladder in
both men ard women, regulates blad
der troubles in-rh1fufen II not sold
by your druggist, will be sent by mall
on receipt of 81 One small bottle is
two months treatment, and will cure
any case above me mt toned DIR +
" Hall, sole man ufacturer, P OIL
Box 500, st Louis. Mo. Send for tes-
imonials Sold by druggists. and Es-
orge Drug Co. |
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-08-29
Don't Be Afraid,t0 try to secure
a home. You can never be any
worse off than when renting. It
costs nothing to investigate.
Iberia Building Association.
Philomene Blanche BrOussard.

Phllomene Blanche Broussard,
the pretty and below I'd daughter
of j. G.. Broussard atnd Bertha
Liable has been carriel away to a
home with her maker, in the high
Heavens.
She passed away at che home of
ner parents at the corner of
French and Washington streets, at
1915 on Tuesday the 25th; at
the age of two years and five
months.
Funeral services were held from
the st. Peters Catholic Church on
Wednesday at 8 a. m. The par.
ents and family has the sympathy
of the community in their hour of
affection,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-08-29
Rice Threshlng.

M. j. Mosher, general agent for
the Buffalo Pitts Thresher Co. for
Louisiana, left for New iberia
Monday evening to start up a
threshing outfit. Mr.. Mosher
stated that considerable rice cut
ting has been done already in the
vicinity of New Iberia, and that
threshing was begun Tuesday on
a six hundred acre tract, nearly
all of which is ready for the har-
vester. Crowley Signal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-08-29

sEs- A visit to Jake Immergluck &
Co.'S new groeety, corner of Main &
Swain streets, will delight you.
Everything fresh.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-08-29
Railroad Schedules.

Going East: Going West:
No. 4. .6:l2 am. No. B.. :5S D. m
:" 6. .12:3l pm. g.. 1914 pm
s.. .3:44 am. H.. 1858 a IN
/" TO-. .2;02 pm. I" g.. ABS y. m
Eunice Branch Tvs. 1887 p. m.
st. Martinsville " 1905 p. m.