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s ss SWISS is No. sass BSassf SWISS ss NJ
Dlf nivE lei S1slss mixed coops
l2Isc; turkeys thin, small, unsuitable; chickens.
hens. Sc; chickens, ROSTERS, &c; springs. to
young eolored, DC; ducks, old, &c; geese, fat,
laf BRE ssHsf MEArsveal fancy, per le, Sc;
NJ. on, S fancy sa7c lambs, yearnss, fancy,
sMsc;, milk lambs, pelts of. DC; hogs, light,
eAs; hogs: medium. eAe; hogs heavy &c.
3GJ4c; pickerel, 4c; buffalo. Sc; bullheads &c.
ToAATOES--Bushel, 81.
CABEAGE-Per crate, ST.
oNIoNS--Per bu, soc.
ps PI ii per doz TIC; dead, per dos,
DRIED nSAs-Fancy yellow. per bu. s1.75;
medium I, ah slse; sssen fancy Sis; medium
dium, hand-picked. s2.25; medium fair, s1.73
ssssdihu r miSed and dirty es@s9c; brown fancy
"A A I,r eating; per brl, ,ss.5o@a
apples, bril- $3.50; bu, s.. e'' ~ go
P!NEAPPLES-Per crate, IS.
oRANGES--st. Michaels. 1855 to 2sss, 1904
valsncias: all sizes, s4d4.25.
LEMONS-Messinas fancy, ST. so; choice
to size, $3.50
SWEET PoTAroEs-Jerseys, per brl, s4.75
Yirginias. per brl. .25.
WATERMEL0NS--Perc crate. 81
PLUMS-Wild goose, Blu. 81. 2561.50.
PEARS-Michigan Bartletts brl, S.
PEACHEsm Michigan. Blu. $1.oolt. rs; Michi
gan, 1a-bu, Soc; 18th baskets, 35@40c.
CALIFORNIA FRuITs-peaches, per box, 81
Clio; plums, per crate $1@1.5o; prunes, pei
crate 500 9Oc; pears. Bartlett, boxes, Califor
MA. S2.70@S: Washington, 50. -
GRApEs-Concords, per basket 2o@22c; Della
kay, S1I562. -. -, III
:, BANANAS-Fancy. large punches, So; me
dunn punches, $3.50 @2.75; small punches. 2.25
HONEY-New, fancy white. lib sections, II
@loc; choice white. lib sections, 12@1Sc; am
ber 12c: goldenrod, 12c; extracted white, IL
barrels s ~, S@7e; extracted amber, re.
I'VE vEGEIA BLEs,WaS beans, per box eoc; egt
punches, 15@2oc; lettuce, per doz, zoe; lettuce
heads. per doz Soc; mint, per doz, csc; celery
per doz, 25c; new beets, per doz punches, soc
spinach, per bu. 5o@6oc; squash, summer PEE
doz. ooG soc; caulidower, per doz, 81 @1.25
parsnips, bu, roc
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Of Japan. viii speak; evening, ..rhe Prayer OF

& Japan viii speak; evening. ''rhe Prayer of
Immanuel-o. J. Torgerson; morning meta
ming topic. The ordinance of the Lords sup
per win be observed at the close of the morning
service.
Question Of the Age" Mrs. Rust viii sing.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
Grand Avenue Church Of Christi. B. .osgood,
minister; morning, "Undefled Religion; eve
ming, The Laughter Of Fools
Portland Avenue Church of Christ-R. W. Alb
berley; morning, The Sun of Righteousness;
evening, The Three Crosses on Calvary"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
street rr and GhY N,sost K%ns hall
Matter
..1 Third tfsI Church &c W Lake street> Morning,
Ian, Ian and Park>-Morning, Matter; evening.
Second Church Gyceum theater)- Morning
EPISCOPAL.
..1 Al sai Saints George H. Thomas; morning,
sionary service; evening" 1.-The Old Testament p
.'The Lords bay as Day Of Rest third Fl
series on Lords Day; evening, Thankful.
o'clock. 0NN ''''i' 'eA'i'e 'la'iseu - ''o
st; Paul's corner Bryant and Franklin ave-
nues)-Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston: morning,
holy communion. -
st. Johns Linden Hills)-3:5o p. NJ, Sunday
school; 4:3O, evening service and baptism of in
fants. Rev. T. P. Thurston.
st. Mark a. M, holy communion; 30,
morning service and sermon BY Bishop Edsall;
7:45. evening service and sermon by Rev. George
UN1vERsALIsT.
Church Of the Redeemer-Rev M D, Shutter;
morning, The Note of Certainty; evening
Mckinley memorial service, with address by pas
tor.
Tuttle-Rev. A. R. Tillinghast morning, ''The
Religion OF Experience; no evening service.
All souls,-Rey. A. N. .Alcott; morning, "Christ
UNITARIAN.
First--Rev. H. NJ. Simmons Morning. .'Eras
mus and His Praise of Folly"
LUTHERAN.
Immanuel-Rev. L. Achenbach; morning, "Wall
IN the Spirit (English); evening, Simon Son Of
morning, life Eternal Assured
Sievers: evening, English services by Rev. Fl
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Fremont Avenue-Rev. B. Forester, mornins
and evening: Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. nj.
Sunday schol at u NJ. =
MISCELLANEOUS.
Peoples Mission Superintendent g. II. Sweat
p, M, temperance meeting; evening, reviva
service.
sPIR1TUAL1sTs.
Progressive *. P. HALL Masonic. Temple)-
Evening Mrs. Talcott, "Spritua1ism and VIVA
| It Has Done for Humanity Spirit greetings
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Saturday, Sept. 12.--Butter-Firm. Eggs
Firm. Poultry-Steady. veal-Steady.
BUTTER-Txtra creameries per h. 1910;
hrsts, 17hc: seconds. 15c: dairies, extras, lie;
dairies, frsts, 14@15c; dairies, seconds, 13c;
packing stock, 12hc.
. EGGS-New laid eggs. at mark, cases in.
cluded, 15c candled. loss off, per doz. TIC;
dirties, So go per case for candled; seconds and
checks, per case $3.50; April storage, lots
charges paid, S. .- ..... ...
CHEESE-Twins or fats, fancy, 111ac: twins
or fats. choice. 10610hc twins or fats fail
to good. 5000: Young Americas, fancy, 13d
1870; brick, No. l. 12c; brick, No. g 1oc;
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nurna 60 porArn MARRrr

CHICAGO POTATO MARKET, Sept. 12.--Po-
eatoes--There was good demand for choice fresh
stock and none for poor. soft and heated. The
former moved of readily and the latter very
slowly. and 1t will take nearly week at the
way It goes to clean the car
Choice stock brought previous prices. and a
few sales were at an advance. one car selling
at SIC for wisconsin white, and a car OF white
Michigan brought 55c.
Car lots. per bu northwestern stock. good
w 70 0J bu 1cnlsa an
CISCO.
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BANK CLEARINas.

New York, Sept; 12.-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear.
Sept. II, with percentage Of increase and dc.
crease, as compared with the corresponding
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HIDES, PELTs, TALLOW, WOOL
REPORT OF THE MARKET BY THE NORTH
WESTERN HIDE & FUR co.

WESTERN HIDE FUR co.
Hide market quiet and unchanged.
further revision Of prices go - N-'~' "''l00'
Calf and kip in ID demand without ad.
The wool market Is very quiet. Eastern ad-
vices, say the market is at standstill. 1t
you'd appear, ,t that tie market is likely
change In the market here. Dealers are we'll
sold out. Large mills seem to be well supplied
Pelts not being In large supply, are in active
request About seven carloads have changed
hands hands this week, eastern pullers being the
Ginseng and seneca are both in active re-
No change on feathers or beeswax. Demand
good.
cuoon .,,.., Mol. No2.
Green salted steer hides ........... sX I"
Green sailed light hides .............7% eN
Green sailed calf. to Is lbs ,1oh q
Green salted veal kip ............... Sjs I.
Green salted deacons, each ...........35 @45
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
Green sailed horse or mule hides. Ssho n0
Green sailed horse or mule hides hides, ~''' A''o
small ........... ................. Ito 100
Dry flint Montana, Oregon. Washing. -.
ton and idaho butcher hides, dat. 1874
Montana bulls and fallen hides .....11
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota, wiscon-
Green sa as salted i pelts large to small 1oh
Dry flint calf skins 81 oo
Dry fint %territsrial pelts, per lb. lilo oil
Tallow, IN cakes Observation-Disclosures. 4A@ Az
Tallow, in barrels ..........:...... 81
Grease, light $50: SIX
Wool, medium, unwashed ..........1e @17H
w SodEse .15h GI16h
| Wool, fine, unwashed ...........,,,,12 G14
FEea a Tiers goose ....................4o gas
reatners' Cnlcken ................... a 81
| seo"oa' SeiioW ~
Dry ginseng root per ID S515m5 al
Green. for planting. per ID. ......... lis
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The solar system is a monarchy, with
the sun for autocrat. Our sidereal uni
verse is republic, a federation without a
dominating authority says Flammarton
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NEW YORK METAL MARKETS, Sept. ~
Spot tin advanced Is Cd in London. closing at
te121 los. Locally, tin was steady at 27.20
@27.35c
There was decline OF 2s Cd III the London
copper market. spot closing at est 15s and fu-
lures at EFT IS. Locally. copper remains quiet.
Lake is held at 10. 75c; .e1ectrolytic at 1382h a
1876: casting at 1871 M13.5Oc.
Lead was unchanged at eli es Sd; but locally
prices were Arm and little higher, spot closing
at 4.371ac. e s5S-z$ Il = -
Spelter like lead, was unchanged in London,
closing at Ell % Cd, while it remained steady
here at &C.
Sd in Middlesboro. Locally. ron seems weak
and lower to sell, with adviees from Phila-
delphia reporting that No. 9 pig iron IL being
offered below $40. The official quotations, how
ever. are unchanged. but buyers are holding
of offs. for further decline and prices are prae-
quoted at SIT; No. 2 foundry northern at $is.bo;
No. foundry southern and No. foundry south
ern, soft, at $15.50@16. !, q.
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NORTH WESTERN IINE1

IIcket Otfce, 600 N1colIet. Phone. 40 Maln
Eek. Sunday. Others Daily. | Leave. Arrive.
Chicago, Milw'kee, Madison. 7:50 anil 1920 p
Chtcago-Atlantic Express. 1920 pmI 6:20 p
Chtca go-Fast Mail ....... 600 pml 1000 Al
Northwestern Limited
Chicago, Milw''kee, Madison. 500 pm 1885 -
Duluth. Superior Ashland. i 1885 ami $500 p
Wausau, r. du Lac, CIR. Bayl b;S5 pml 10:00 Al
Twilight Limited
Duluth. Superior Ashland. 400 pnnl 1886 pl
Gilmore, Algona, Des Moinesl s7:10 ami sS:1D pl
Su. City, Su Falls, MitcheI.i 9:U5 ami $40 p
Huron, Redfeld, Pierre -. s9:O5 ami 1910 p
Su. City, Omaha, Kan. CYL 9:O5 ami S:10 p
New Ulm, st. James. .....l 1920 pmts10: u
WATERFOWL, Huron, Redneld 1880 PM $3.50 a
Des Moines, Mitchell, Su Il. 7:S0 PM $3.50 a
Omaha Limited
Su City, Omaha. Kan. Cityl $3.50 pml $40 q!
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MInvyAy 1TopsE MAptyr,rr ,x,n,.......,

fer. st. Paul. Mimi, Sept. 12--Bnrrett & Hirn-
norman report receipts Of horses large. Buyers
well represented. Heavy drafters sold actively
all dny at Arm prices. Values: Drafters. extra,
$1s5 1850: drafterss choice. $l6ogIsb; drafters,
common to good, 2o@1eo; farm mares. extra,
1885, 150; farm mares choice. $12O@l1S5; farm
mares, common to good, $900120
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MILWAUKEE, DEPOT.
Chicago, Milwaukee 4
81. Paul RAILWAY.
(June IA. 19O3.)

Minnetonkn trains leave Minneapolis: rs 80 ..
M; leave Minrctonka, z7:45 u. m.
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Progressive *. P. Hall. Masonic Tenple)-
Evening Mrs: Talcott, "Spiritua lism and What
1t Has Done for Humanity" Spirit greetings.
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Westminster-Rev. Alexander g. Patterson
morning, Investments and Profits; evening
"The Bibles Model Home" 20
Stewart Memorial-Rev. r. W. McClusky nf
Upton, Mo-, morning and evening.
Bethany-Rev. T. ]. McCrossan; morning.
"Jonathan's Fable; evening 1.-THE Brasen Ser.
nor :. S~N
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PRESBYTERIAN,

Fremont Avenue--Dr. George Hurdley; NOR
ming; communion; evening, preaching BY Dr.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-24
Saves two from Death.

"Our little daughter had an al
most fatal attack of whooping
and bronchitis. writes Mrs. w :.
K Haviland. of Armonk, N. Y,
"but, when all other remedies
failed, we saved her life with DR..
Kings New Discovery. Our niece,
who had Consumption in an advanced
stage, alse used this wonderful
medicine and to-day she is perfectl
ly we'll" Desperate throat and
lung diseases yied to DR.. Kings
New Discovery as to no other medi-
cine on earth. Infallible for Coughs
and Colds. soc. and $1.00 bottles
guaranteed by Estorge Drug Co.
Trial bottles free.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-24
II axative Bromo Ouir,ine
Cures = Cold in One Day. Grip In . Days
S m II on every
Coutributcd)

On Sunday last the Little Boy s
School under auspices of the sisters
Of Mount Carmel was consecrated
with impressive ceremony. The Con
vent scholars numbering from sixty
five TO seventy assembled in the par,ors
and formed procession with the tiny
ones in front led by young boys bear
ing the cross and other sacred en-
blems, all singing a sweet hmm of con-
secration. After passing all around the
building they stood before the door,
the ranks opening to allow Father
Frohn and the large number of Sisters
now III charge to pass through, upon
the threshold prayer of conservation
was offered by Father FROM. all the
audience rising during the ceremony
which was continued while passing
through the entire building and was
very imposive. A program of music
and recitation, always interesting and
indicating how carefully the various
talents are being developed The
blessed little ones who ore always the
delight Of such ones were charming in
their fluttering beauty and happiness,
the new building is admirably adopt
ed for this purpose. The influence of
these lovely gentle women will be a
benedction to the dear little boys of
our community, Father FROM is es-
sentially favorite with all the child
rem like the Master loving arch bless
ing them as he meets them day by day.
That this new school will meet the
success it deserves, there is little
doubt. So mote it.be. M. L. p.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-24
AS THE TIDE FLOWS.

Capt. A, n. Muller has returned
from his western trip, and will re-
sumo the practice of law, with
Offices in the Davis building Main
street, next to the Opera House.
Mrs. f. +. Stokes is visiting
Mrs. j. J. Forgey, East End.
Hon. Martin Behman, Of New Or
leans, candidate for State Auditor was
in our city last Thursday and Friday.
circulating among our people. He
was accompanied throughout the
Parish by Mr. Emile Vuillemot.
The Ladies Wednesday afternoon
Euchre Club was most delightfully."-
entertained this week by Miss Marie
Patout. The first prize was won by
Mrs. l.. G. Fagot. second by Mrs. O.
g. Dupre, who presented it to her
guest Mrs. j. *. Kicker. BOBBY by
Miss Estorge. Miss Bessie Lourd
will entertain next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. w O. Bunch
Our genial Doctor J. ". K Shaw
has met with regular storm of con-
gratulations this week owing TO the
appearance in his household of II
beautiful little girl stranger, perfect
i'll form and feature. 1t was gladly
welcomed and will take up i Is perman-
ent abode with the DR. and his
charming wife and but shaw
what we are driving at is, that there
is n girl baby at their house.
Mr.. Andrew Myers of Lydia gave
US an appreciated call last Wednes-
day, he reports fair crops i'll his see
ton.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-24

Hon w. r. Hearst. of New York
}. M. Griggs, of Georgia. chairman
of the National Democratic Con
gressional Committee with Con
gresham Burgess, of Galveston,
passed through here last Thursday en-
route to Atlanta. At some point on
the route west of here Congressman
Robt r. Broussard, was wired to
meet them at New Iberia aud join the
party. which was done. Mr.. Broussard
going as far as Franklin and return
ing Oh the next train though urged to
go with the party to Atlanta, but ow-
ing to business engagements that was
impossible The short trip was util-
lied by exchanging condolences and no
doubt our Bob was posted as to
coming events.
We append clipping from the Memphis
Appeal, which shows how the wind is
blowing in Tennessee.
"The two magnetic names just now at
tracing the thought and attention of the
Democrats of Tennessee for the president
ial nomination are William II. Hearst and
Alton B. Parker, both of New York As
between the two the premonitions of polti
cal favor are about evenly divided, If the
expressed opinions of Democratic leaders
in the State are to be accepted as indiea-
tive of the vote of the Democracy OF Ten
nessee. Estimated from surface mani
festatons of popularity, Judge Parker
would seem to be the stronger of the two,
but peering through the ranks of party
leaders strong and influential Hearst
sentiment may be seen working and
fructifying into positive demonstration.
At any rate Hearst and Parker are the
largest names before the Democracy Of
Tennessee at this time for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination, and unless
an unexpected revulsion of political senti
ment takes place between this and next
summer one of them is sure to get the vote
of the Volunteer State There Is no
evidence of rivalry between the friends of
the respective possibilities, but the back
ers of either man would willingly forego
the pleasure and satisfaction of seeing
their choice nominated to meet the demands
of the majority of Democratic States in
convention assembled. But the senti-
ment as regards the men in question is
right now formative and in degree timid
to the extent that in neither case is it es
peeially assertive.'
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1 axatixe bromo Ouinine
Cures Cold In One Day. Grip in ? Days
g. HA~.c:s:s::.r:;:;y.
Heating stoves at Noah's Ark.

heating STOVES ht MOAN Afk.
The Al. G. Fields Min strels,
who will appear in this city to morrow
night at the Vendome Opera. House.
are creating sensation wherever they
go. not only by the clever witticisms
of the company but by the number Of
song hits they are exploiting. 1t is
said that the audience scarcely RECEIVERS
from its enthusiasm over one catchy
| song before another refrain takes it off
| its feet in wild clamor for encore.
Mr.. Reese proser the sweet voiced
tenor creates great enthusiasm with
the southern melody Down In Mobile
Long Ago and descriptive song en-
titled Where the Prairie Rolls Along
to Meet the Plain. And then Joe
Blawphin rises and fairly captivates
everyone with charming love songs
never Knew Till now HowMuch loved
You. and I'm Longing for You
Sweetheart Day by Day. - Tom Nc
Kenna Is singing Good Night. Be
loved. Good Night beautiful SER
enade by Fay s. Oliver, which is one
| of the big hits of the first part. The
comedians have a repertoire OF songs
fairly make ones funny bone culver
| for. instance: mind Your Business
and I'll Mind Mine, . Il Don't Care
TO Go Back There no More two uni
que songs with which Harry Schunk
il making the hit of his life. The
man who doesn't want to laugh may
as well stay away from this show,
| for so many funny things have rarely
| ever been collected together by one or
papization Among the other songs
which. if you have not heard certainly
should hear are, Come, Down Nah
Evening Star. = 1.-THE Sweet Song OF
Alr' by the quintette, 'Sing Me A
Song Of the South, United States
Volunteers. . Soldiers, While
Old Glery Waves which are sung
wonderful transformation scene effects.
Pianos tuned and repaired y.
Arpandez, l.. B. 329.
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JURY LIST.


State Of Louisiana Parish of IBERIA.
Be it known that on this the 9Th day of Dc
tober, A. D., 1908 pursuant to an order of the
Hon. T. Don Foster. Judge of the 10th judicial
District Court for the Parish of Iberia, Louisiana,
(Which order Is hereby made part of this Process
Verbal and in conformity with Seetion---oi
Act los of the Acts Of the General Assembly OF
1893, approved July 18th, 1898. We, II. Patout,
Lionel Broussard, John Broussard, J. w Comp
ton, and J. A, Provost, Jury Commissioners
duly appointed and qualified and sworn &c
cording to law met at the Clerks Office at the
Court House in New IBERIA La, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and together with J. &. Leblanc. Clerk of
Court and Elk Officio Jury Commissioner, in the
presence of u. A, Pellerin and Adonis Blame com
peteut and dslnterested witnesses of lawful age,
residents of the Parish of iberia and specially
summoned for that purpose by the Clerk ofCourt
proceeded in accordance with law and more special
ly with Section of the aforesaid Act No. 1876, TO
open the General Venire Box and after having
well mixed the names CT slips therein contained
II. Patout, one of the Jury Commissioners in the
presence of the other Jury Commissioners and the
witnesses aforenamed drew therefrom at a
time the following 30 Jurors who are to serve
and compose the Petty Jury for the first week OF
the November Jury Term, beginning on the 9th
day of November A, D. 1909.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-24

There vii be special meeting Of
the Unsectarian Aid Society on Thurs
day, October 29th. at the home of
Mrs. James Gebert. to arrange for a
Thanksgiving entertainments for the
benefit of the society, \ full attend
ances urged to come. Would be glad
to see all the new members on this oc-
casion. The Society numbers seventy
six, but the regular meeting seldom
exceeds one tenth of that number.
MRS. +. l.. GRANT.
President.
MRS. JAMES GEBERT.
Vice President.
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We then placed the above thirty slips or ballots
on which the above thirty we're written
In an envelope which was sealed and endorsed
with the following words, to-wit List Of Jurors
No. A."
We then placed the above mentioned envelopes
in the Jury Box Ia Hox provided for that pur
poseb 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 the above said
Court as provided by law,
We also locked and sealed the General Venire
Box labeled 1t General yepire Box and placed IL
In the custody OF the Clerk Of Court subject 10
the orders Of the Honorable. 10th Judicial Dis
trief ranrt for Iberia Parish
In evidence whereof witness officially our sigma.
lures this eighth day Of October. A. D.. 1908. In
the presence Of aud together with the witnesses
who have signed these presents with Jury
Commissioner.
II. PATouT
jos. A PROVOST
j. w. COMPTON,.
Jxo BnouasARD.
LIONEL BRorssARp.
Il. A. PxLLEais, ,y,..a.a
ADosfs BLAsc. !
J. u, LEBLANC.
Clerk and Jury Comm ssioner.
Attest d true copy. j. u. LEBLANC,
Clerk OF Court.
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| Oiear Broussard

We then placed the above 80 slips or ballots on
which the above 30 names we're written In an en-
velone which was sealed and endorsed with the
following words to.wt. List of Jurors No. g.
We again proceeded in accordance with the order
of Judge aforesaid and In the manner aforesaid.
to draw Thirty names to compose the Petty Jury
who are to serve for the fourth week Of the No.
vember Jury term. beginning on Monday the 3Oth
day Of November. D., 1908 who fol.
1ovva fo.yvit.-
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We than placed the thirty slips or bollots on
which the above names were written, in an En-.
yel0pe and endorsed thereon the words, 'List.of
Jurors No. 1 :" We then proceeded again in com.
pliance with the order of the Judge aforenamed
and in the manner aforesaid to draw 30 names
to serve and compose the Petty Jury of the
Second Week Of November Jury Term, be
beginning on the 10th day of November. A. D.,
1903 resulting in the following being drawn, to.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-10-24

We then placed the above 30 slips or ballots on
which the above 80 names were written in an en-.
velop which was sealed and endorsed with the
following words to.wit List Of Jurors No. 2. -
We again proceeded In accordance with the order
Of Court aforesaid, aud in the same manner rs
aforesaid to draw thirty 800 names to compose
the Petty Jury who are to serve in the third week
Of the November Jury term beginning Monday the
23rd day of November, A. D. 1908, who are as
fol
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STRAYED Or STOLEN.

STRAYED Or STOLEN.
From the place OF the undersigned on
Wednesday, September 23d, 1908, med.
INN sized blsck mule, large scar on right
side Of hip, small strsaks Of white hair
on neck. Liberal reward for any informa-
tion furnished leading to its recovery.
ST. IVES JUDGE,
Loreauville Ii.