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We then placed the Abovc thirty (3O) slips or
ballots ON which the above thirty names were
written In Nm envelope which was sealed and In.
dorned With the following words to.wit, List
Of Jurors No. D."
We then placed the thrcc 60 above mentioned
envelopes In the Jury box, Ia box provided for
that purposeD which was duly locked and sealed,
and placed the same In tho custody Of the Clerk
of Court subject 70 the orders Of Court - pro.
vided by law,
We then locked and sealed the general vsnirs
box, duly labeled u General venlrs Bog" and
left came In the custody Of the Clerk of Court
sebjeet 70 the orders Of the District Judge - pro-
vided BY Law.
II svidencs whereof, witness our signatures o.
nelally, thls lat day OF the month Of nAy, A. D.,
1908, ID the presence of and together With the
witnesses Aforesaid. who have siened these pres
ents with the Jury commissioner.
"sIsssss A.sssr ". R,ssscx. jos MH 4. fss fPssovosr,
L. n BRUU6SARD.
Jnry Comnisslomers
!. q. LnnkANC,
Clerk of Jury Commisslon.
Attest, true and 20 orrsct copy Of the original
now On Ale II my once. J. q. kBnLANQ
Olerk of the 10th Jud. Dist Court Parish Of IL.
v&a La
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kidneys and bladder in both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles in child
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W. Hall, sole manufacturer, r. o. Box
go, st. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials.
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New Iberia, In, August 25, 1901.
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4. .a.DGDk OUT
EDR nEAEAs1IAe

An epidemic Of Malaria Ia sure to fol-
low the wet season and the high waters
which have prevailed MI over the
South. Malarini and kindred fevers
will dcvelope to an alarming extent.
General health conditions will be bad;
every precaution should DO taken.
The system Must Especially De For.
sisisG to Resias Msiariaa Attacks.
A trial of fifty years has demonstrat.
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tho fighting element In the blood, and
the kind Of iron supplied by DR.. Har-
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System requires to. successfully combat
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and, at The same time, IL ~ the best
tonic and inyigorant for the entire sys-
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poison hegets greater physical troubles
than those It 10 employed to remedy.
Where bad case Of chronic Malaria
already exists, tnke DIR. HARTEHS
FEVER and AGJE SPECIFIC. II Ia
guaranteed to cure. Price 90 cents.
BUT IT YOU WILL
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We then placed the thirty t3O) slips or ballots
on " whlch the above names were written In an en-
velopc aud Endorsed thereon The words "List
OF Jurors No. L." after which we proceeded In
mpliRnce with the order " Court In the same
SECOND WEEK OF the term bcglnnins on the
10th day Of June, 1903, resulting In the follow
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-05-23

We then placed the above thirty (3O) slips or
bM,lots ON which the above thirty t3O) names
were written IN An envelope, which was sealed
aud indprsed with the following words. to.wtt, |,
'tist Of Jurors No. e."
We then again proceeded In accordance with the
order OF Court aforesaid 10 draw petit jnry for
The THIRD WEEK Of the term beginning on June
22d, 1908. which resulted IN the following names
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The ENTERPRISE
AND OBsER R-C0Ns0LiDArED

OFFICIAL JOURNAL or iaERfA PivisH
aNp TOWN or NEW IBERIA
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|FlSnIOulDlE DREssnlElno,

r. Il. RsnouDEr.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-31
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, July 30.-Yesterday's check
after the recovery of prices was supple
mented today by reaction. There was no
acute weakness, except for the eccentric
plunges amongst the inactive specialties
but the demand diminished to nominal
proportions. Commission houses which re-
ported yesterday an awakening inquiry
for stocks found today that the slight re
action Ill prices had almost entirely dis
couraged this buying and in some cases
had induced buyers to get out of the mar
ket again hurriedly. A constant drip OF
small selling undermined the market and
caused prices 10 crumble. The early sell
ing conferred on Atchison, following up the
late movement OF yesterday The general
list resisted for a time until some of the
speelaltles began to make Tiolent declines.
The weakness then became quite general.
The reports of rains in the southwest with
expected benefit to the corn crop disposed
oil another ground of weakness. The sell
ing was partly by professional bears, but
the suspicion remained that long stock
was coming upon the market and made an
unfavorable impression upon speculative
sentiment in the whole market. A feature
of the situation is the revival OF various
reports, running from the plausible to the
highly improbable, of new combinations
and INSCRIPTIONS of railroad systems. The
purchase of the Evansville and Terre
Haute evidently gave "a new lease OF life
to this class of reports. Some resumption
of the speculative excitement in cotton
was against the stock market and the
large speculation developing In the grain
markets is looked upon with a degree
OF apprehension, owing to the general fl
rancial situation. Corn showed strength
today in spite of the favorable crop news
and there was some fear that the spring
wheat crop vas suffering further deterio,
ration. The money market showed a
growing ease for time loans. But the move
ment of their declines late in the day
when the liquidation in Atchison had spent
its force and the closing was apathetic
and not far from last nights level. In
the bond market Chicago Terminal Trans
fer fours were offered down 81: Just be-
fore the close. Toledo, St. Louis and
Western As fell 3. The bond market was
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lash auotatlons were As rouows

lash quotations we're AS Follows
Flour stea Y; winter pat 'nts 81 &c. straight
81. 5OGl3. 20; bakers 81. so 013 3D.
S.0S6540; clsars ~ $50 t601o spring specials
tee; spring o, tent s30O0t40; do st .aigh
Wheat No sprlng so@s2 No 3, $3.50; No {
,aJs As; No2. 36.13s; 20. ,. white 3i035N
Rye No. .. 51@.. No 8 :. white GOOD
e4dins parIev 32G4l: fair tt choice ma tin g
P i@e TIM thy seed 40; Mess porf pc. hb
l3.70G15; per Lard loo lbs 7.100f5. 10
S ort ribs sides loo $40 79J .Dy
sailed shoulder boIrn 0a6tA short clea'
Grade wine $50; Clover, c,ntra" grate. I2OJ0't
NEW YORK
New Yrk. July 80 Flour was ste dy
winter -atents o.9UD430: Minneiota paten 45t
04.T5; MINI boxer :4.3o014 65.
Rye -four ste dy fair TO good 3 90G3,25; choice
10 finn y 2.90d325.
Buckwhe., flour dull tl90121i
Corn m - steady yeuow 49, sli2
Barley stea 1esdings2 ma IN So
Barley ste 'dy, western 6j066
september si4. Decem br si1
Corn-Spo. steady; No. Z, 10 losing Juy seq
September 5Su
o rs Spot easy No 2, 40; standard viii e Al.
Besi easy; ,amiiy 6l0 Of1l05 J; mess IS 0OD
81; beef mans $50 5j02203 oacke 80 50@ti >
pickI no Idefs as &; pickl Il hams 12t6 3
Lard steal, western steamed 790; refined
lirm; ointment 7Sj; co"apoun9 11(GlT 4
r,rk we k; taeiy Il 5,@i'75 'nor' cie..i 1871
7 allow quiet; CITY per package 4%0; country
Soslp quiet; strained, common goDl. 2Ds2C5;
c4rUei tine firm 5s053H
Rice; firm. 'onsstc, fair tcexta 4A@6 i;
44Q54
Mo asses firm; NeS O-isans. open KEITH.
,ooq y rhpoo, 3lO4O
c, fee o. Rio qui,t, No Z INVOICE J1s
mild sy; cordovs i0n.
Sugs raw st ady air refining 3 3 10 mol
a es 215-lS redned t'adT;
setter steady; exura CREAMERY 10; Safe dair,
l4017x.
or-d 10; wit, iall ma 4e, l04.
2" fir q; State and Pennsvivania ..020;
Southern, -. Western extras 10;
rotat res easy; State and .stern Pr $50.
ong Island 2O1@21,; new Southern l50Gs2
e mutt lteady ..ncy uano- plckeu 4,.G4a
doiuestic 3 14h
iaboaxes st ~; L. L. @'sas5; BALTIC 49,.
Freiguts % 'nv rpUo t;Aner w.
cotton seed oil was dull and rominal;
Prime crade t. o. b. mills 2sG29 prime
su inner yellow 49,. OF suAner yellow
OBJ prime white 470liS, pr ma winter yellow
4; prime meal $500 1zI.5o nom
eAATIMoRE PROVISIONS
wi"ter n at ut, sSf a ;sp'snp ~atents 4i5ai7o
Wheat stron. i0S1s spot Southern wte4t b.
GIN firm spot 553@7; July 5syG 81
So't er corn 5N1,9
Oats fin; No. VIII. AZ.
Rye dull; Nc. 54H; No. western
s.-aiy and lower, ia--. imitation l7Gls
[ .ncy cream :r, .OS
sta iie.n IL
Cheese steady 1870; large small lON@ IL
Sug firm; 6ne aid coarse gfinatas.u 2l,s
fire 5.2lh.
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lew ORLEANS. La July 80 Cotton futur, S
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL Juy 4p. o.. o.oB-Snnt
fair demand prize on po;i higher
A.ner,ca" uiddl'ug 1aiI 2 2 good mid l'ne
& 90 nd ding 6.e6 good ordinary f. 4 )rdir :
arr $50 In- sales Of the da, were e0.. bs' s
of which zoo To- speculation and exnorI and
I. '-|~d 80 American. receipts 10 Q
including 800 A uerican.
.,es ,,ue,..L and closed S eady.
amartc N m{Cdling 20 C.:
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]. D. Boushall, Manager, Raleigh, N. c.

quite broad and showed a good inquiry
although some Of the inactive investment
issues were marketable at considerab bic
concessions from last prices. Total sales
(par value) S3,410,000
Total sales were 461, 600 shares. including
Atchison 66, $50 Baltimore and Ohio g.
Al; Cincinnati and Ohio LBS; Erie II,
&c., Erie first referred 7,475; Louisville and
Nashville $500; Missouri Pacific 15,142;
New York Central 1850; Norfolk and
Western $40; Pennsylvania 10000; Read
ing 1860; Rock Island $4,000: st. Paul
11S,750; Union Pacific Ct $50; Copper "a
sos; Brooklyn $3.50; Tennessee Coal 2,450;
steel $3.50; Steel preferred 1885.
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Barbee e. Co.'s
Cotton Letter,
Especial to News and Observer. i,

| IL
New York. July 30.-There were fnc
rains in the Southwest this morning and
some in the Atlantic States. But the
trade appeared to pay very little atten-
ton to the showers, and did paw a great
deal of attention to the fact that july
cotton in New Orleans sold at 14c while
reports had it that Mr.. Brown was bid
ding 15c for 5000 bales of July without
finding any sellers. OF course. the pricc
of spot cotton is at the present time abb
normal But even allowing for this condi-
ton, it is an open question whether suot
cotton would not be selling on its merits
for 115c. and 12c a pound. We are con-
vinced that it would. Under these circum-
stances January and December cotton are
certainly selling at very serious dis
count. That is to say. the seller CON
cedes a decline of about two cents a pound
in the price of spot cotton to begin with
Until we know a great deal more about
the crop than we know today this con
cession is very heavy handicap to bear
operations We do not believe that it is
Justified. We have still all the August
troubles and trials, and tribulations Any
one can sit down on the first day of the
month and say just as surely as there Is
an August to be encountered, Just so
surely will we have poor crop accounts
from a greater or less number of sections
of the cotton belt. The thing to be decid-
ed is whether 9Ac. for the new discounts
these reports. If the present price simply
discounts favorable conditions there must
be an advance before September first
This is the opinion of the best men on
the floor. BARBEE & co.
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A Great Revival.
Especial to News and observer.)

Wallace, n. c.. July 30.-A meeting at
'Pinhook," Oakland Academy in Duphn
county, near Wallace, began last Sunday,
which was conducted up to Wednesday
night by Rev S. F. Conrad, of Charlotte
at which time he was joined by Rev j. T.
jenkins, of Raleigh. The meeting has de-
veloped ii great interest About fifty
asked for prayer on Wednesday night and
the large arbor was filled to Overlooking
with people. This is a union meeting of
a number of Baptist churches in the Vi
cinty and is supported by the whole com
munity. Revs. Conrad and jenkins held
a meeting here last year, resulting in a
large number of accessions
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGroN. N. G. July 80 Turpentine
nothing i9<; receipts los casks.
Rosin d IL: 81 S00l 55; receipts 1O2,
Crude firm at s1..503. 2513 IS, receipts
1877 barrels
Tar firm at s1.6s; receipts 25
CHARLESTON. s. c. July 20 Spirits tur
pentine nominl 49A: receipts -. sales
exports 40
Rosin steady receipts sales 49,. ex-
ports
Onote A. B. c. LEO; d. $3.50: E. SI,6s; y
40. @, 1. o! II, 2.20; /, 2.6s: K. $50 M
2.9O, N. 2.95; VIC. sos; WV, 3.25.
SAVANNAH, Ga. July 80 Turpentine :
firm: SEQ: receipts 900 sales $50
exports OSO
Rosin firm; receipts, 2628 sales ia
exports / 251
Quote A. Be. SIS; D. SIS. G. 81. sc; F1.6s;
G. Sl75; HI, S2eO; 27O; X. s2ss;
NJ. 1925; N, 0s; WIG s3,ls; WV $40
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What PROTECTION Means

March BweI of Charlotte, N c, who is
well Carolina with
1928 $4,000 Annual expired
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.. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE. july 20 Sea board Air Line
common 1 on. preferred 34Un
Bcnds IS, 774678
Atlantic Coast Lane. common, =. q
preferred 1O3
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IRREGULAR SWING
OF COTTON PRICES
The General Tone at the Close
is Steady.
A REACTION IN STOCKS
There Was No Acute Weakness Except for the
Exc,ntric Plunges Among Inactive Special
Ties, but Demand Diminished 10
Nominal Proportions.
A REACTION IN STOCKS
(By the Associated Press.

New York, July 30.-Iucreased depend
cnce on the part of the manufacturer i
the distinguishing feature of the dry good
market The curtailment In all section.
oil the country Is making the situation
more acute and its effect upon the bear:
future is a problem, the solution of which
no one cares to attempt.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, July 3O.-The cotton market
opened easy at an advance of 20 points on
july and on August while the new crop
was one point higher to five points lower
and during the entire session ruled very
irregular showing considerable excitement.
The old crop months at first showed grea,
firmness on covering, with July attracting
more demand than on any previous morn
ing this wee, while the later positions
winch at the start had shown declining
tendency as a result, of realizing also re-
covered and Tor time ruled firm with the
near positions. Then July which had sold
up to 49, dropped down To 1S.49 and was
offered still lower without finding buy
ers and this with rather easier cables
caused a partial reaction in the new
crop options so that around midday they
were at practically last nights finals. Adj
dltional and heavy rains were reported
from Texas, however, which again stimu-
lated buying and with another show of
Clique support the market was soon up to
the best level of the day with August sell
ing at 12.49 September at 1000 and s D
Der 10.03 the general list with the excep-
tion of July showing net gains of to Il
points.
July in the meantime had reached .15,
then suddenly turned strong, selling up to
1850 while just before the close the bal
ance of the list was very weak under bear
pressure with August selling down to 1890
then dropping to 1920 on the last sales.
July closed at 1910, net advance of
points. The general tone at the close w;t
steady. Sales were estimated at 100000
bales.
Today was the last notice day for July
contracts and the trade this morning was
rervous and apprehensive of development
in that position.
A rumor had been circulated late yes
terday to the effect that July shorts Were
outstanding in excess of the cotton avail
able for delivery and the early demand
tended to confirm this view Notices were
issued estimated to the amount of 5000
bales and were promptly taken, presum-
ably by the bull clique.
A factor in the early advance was the
strong spot situation in Liverpool sales
there of some 5000 bales being reported
at an advance of six points and while in
some quarters the heavy rains reported
were considered of benefit to the crop, they
exerted a bullish effect on the average.
Nh ~, VoRv Julv: 20 Cortcn spot closed
a let; points hlghe middling upIands
las middliug gull 40 sales 3 10 70 es
Futr res opened eisy.
CotIc1 futures clvseo stea ".
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LOT ATAUCTIoN.

By virtue of decree OF the superior
Court OF Wake COUNTY, we VIII sell at
auction at the Court House door, at Raj
cieb. at 12 M, on tie LIST Monday, 9TH day
Of Sentember. 1903 one lot, being lot No.
90 the willard los, fronting 20 feet on
povlan street and running back 1877 feet
r. the line of Mrs. Florence Tucker.
Terms: IA cash balance January list,
WALTER CLARK,
VI. W. ASHE,
S A. ASHE,
Commissioners.
FRANK sTRoNACH. Auctioneer.
7-29-30-d.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, July SO.-Spot cotton firm,
quotations advanced 1-Sc. Immediately
after the opening today the bull leaders
began an aggressive movement on July but
while the advance was sensational there
was little excitement. July closed at 10
last night, and the first bid this morning
was at 1925. Six hundred bales in all were
sold at that rice, and prices ranged up
to ii cents when all offerings ceased The
bulls kept on with their bidding, finally
offering - cents for any quantity of July
cotton offered. Not a sale was made on
the bid After this the bulls considered
that if there was any more cotton to be
had it would have been brought out by
the bid of 10 cents. The trading today
was very light. The list at the close
showed net gains of 40 points on July,
and on August 80, while the new crop posi-
tions showed losses of points each coy
pared with yesterdays closing prices
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NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. July go 2p. m-money on
AL easy closing In time money
easier. 60 days 4t@; 90 days as. six mos
S0n Prime mercantile paper oN0l.6 steri-
irg exchange weak actal bushes In
banker ILLS at 5')C0 for dem al
43i5 $50 for 60 day bills. Posted rates
- o. S and Hn,nmerr,ai bills aS40
Bar silver sax Mexican AN;
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Hon. C. F. Warren Improving.
washington Messenger

The many friends of the Hon. C. r
Warren, who is now in Johns Hopkins
hospital undergoing treatment for rheu-
matism, will be glad to learn that he is
rapidly improving. In a letter written by
himself from Baltimore he says: Il am
suffering no pain whatever, my general
health is good, l am receiving the very
best care possible, and am very hopeful
the physicians VIII be successful in restor-
ing me to the full use of my limbs"
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Original Rate, Without New Examination.

and have renewed this policy respectively 1898 and 1903 without rate
insured cost OF 619 per $1,000
n
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 30.-Trading in grain pits
was again active today and wheat was
strong the greater part of the day, Sep
TENDER closing Ia to Csc higher; Septem
bel corn closed unchanged. oats were up
Is to lie while provisions were from sc
higher to 10c lower.
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ROCKS CLOSED

road Company for the purpose of trans
acting stock are closed until the 1st of
August, 1908. d. H. Mclean. secretary and
treasurer. 7-l1-20t.
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leading futures ranseo az roliows /:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-08
BOXERS IN CONDITION

Millett will take the opposite corner
from Billy Woods on Saturday evening
looking a very different man than on
former fistic occasions when he has
forced the going from the start through
consciousness OF too much flesh.
There will be little forcing at the start
OF Saturdays contest. Billy Woods IL
fully competent to stand off any rushes
and ready to take instant advantage
of any opening
The game will be handled warily on
both sides the purse of $1,000 to the
winner not being an amount to be care.
lessly dealt with. At the same time
neither OF the men belong to the I'D
ding tyne of boxers but both are out
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-08

Sunday School Teacher-"Johnny.
what can you tell me about Cain and
Abel?" Little Johnny-"Abel helped
Cain seat chairs"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-08
KEO[AS DIVORCED

Judge De Bolt yesterday afternoon
heard the divorce case OF Rosa Machi.
da Keola against James Keola. Attor'
ney Henry Hogan represented libel,
liant, who was present. There was no
appearance of or for defendant.
Hogan read Judge Gears order as
signing the case to Judge De Bolt
Counsel also asked the court for an or
der for the custody of the children
Charles Elom, Henry Espinda and H.
bellant were called as witnesses. The
case, at Hogan's request, is continued
until this morning. when the matter
was resumed.
Hogan stated that he had the mar.
rage certificate, but there appeared
TO be a clerical error In the name OF
the male. He desired to call the reg.
istrar of marriages. The Court admit.
ted the certificate as evidence, after
examining the document.
Mrs. Alapai, the singer was called
as a witness and libellant was recalled.
Judge De Bolt granted the divorce
on the grounds Of adultery and award.
ed the custody OF the children to the
libellant and authorizes her to take the
child now missing In her possession, II
she can find It; also ordering libellee
t. pay to libellant for support OF her.
self and minor children the sum of
SIS per month and that libellee pay
costs and counsel fee.