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A WIZARD or HoRrIcuLrURE.


L have met recently in a little vine
mantled cottage not far, from the
Pacific a remarkable man, known to
experts throughout the country and be-
yond, yet one Of the least known to the
general public. Mr.. Luther Burbank
has evolved more extraordinary and,
indeed, more marvellous plant life
than any other man. Without the
training of the college or the university,
he yet leads in one of the most subtle
and elusive, one of the most complex
and battling departments of modern re-
search. ~..t-~ 3, $,4~ ID
On wind swept mesa he finds q wild
flower of some native beauty but insig-
nificant in size and, in the main, I'M
comedy. He takes this flower and gives
it a new life, increases its size, doubles
it's vigor, hastens its spring time ap-
pearing; OF if it suits him, he trans
forms it utterly, producing a flower un-
like anything which has yet blossomed
He finds two trees, neither one, to his
mind, filling it's true place in the world
he joins them and produces new tree
possessing the best of both. One such
tree he has made which is now the most
rapidly growing tree known in the tenn
perate zones of the world, and one of
the most prolific of all nut producing
| trees.
He takes a small, unpalatable fruit
inferior in size and lacking in nutrition
and makes it over into another fruit
large, rich. toothsome beautiful, A lit
tie daisy, small and imperfect, appeal
ed to him one day, and he developed
the insignificant flower into one severat
inches in diameter. He takes q flower
with a large, snowy bloom, handsome
creature among its more delicate COM
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FROM NIAGARA TO THE SEA

This is the attractive title of an inter-
esting book of nearly two hundred
pages beautifully illustrated, describ-
ing one OF the finest trips to be made
In America 1t Is issued by the Richi-
lieu & Ontario Navigation Company,
which operates the magnificent steam
ers running from Toronto through
Lake Ontario, the Thousand Islands,
St. Lawrence river and up the famous
Saguenay as far as Chicoutimi, a dis
lance of nearly one thousand miles.
Copies may be had and full particu-
lars BY applying to H. E. Sweeney, the
general steamship agent, at 102 Church
street.
When you plan your vacation trip by
water, whether for two days or two
months, drop in and talk it over with
him, for you can always obtain the
more complete and reliable information
regarding all ocean, lake and river
steamers at his office, and with him Il
is mo trouble to show goods"
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THE MERIDEN TRAINS.

Believed the Action of Business Men
There viii Result in More Service.
The action of the Meriden business
men in demanding better service since
their numerous express trains were cut
off, has resulted, it is believed, in a
concession from the Consolidated road
officials. 1t is stated that new sched-
Julie is being prepared which win give
the Silver City practically the same
service as they had before the trains
were cut out. .-.-,e..s ....,
States Attorney Williams was en-
gagged to confer with the Consolidated
road officials regarding the matter, and
it is believed he has been quite success
full. r
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pasicns, but having an offensive cdor,
ana gives to it 2 delicate. fragrant
scent. He has changed the hue Of a
5 GLOW poppy into silver amethyst OF
luby. He has driven the pit froil the
plum and filled it's place with suhsc.an-
ces rich, juicy and sweet. He created
a walnut with far thinner shell-so thin
indeed, that the hungry birds could
pirch upon the branches. drive their
bills through it and rob the nut OF its
meat. This would not do. and he re-
-versed the process and bred back until
he had a nut of just the right shell
thickness. Incidentally, he drove the
tannin from the walnut and has left
the meat almost as white as SNOWY.
S. Harwood, in Scribner's ~ ~
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POPE RACING CAR,

Handsome and Speedy Machine After
Vanderbilt Cup.
Colonel Albert A. Pope and his engi-
neers have completed the racing motor
|car designed to be a contestant in the
race Of three hundred miles for the
Vanderbilt cup. 1t is predicted that the
car will easily make seventy-f1ve miles
per hour. The machine, when in racing
trim, viii weigh two hundred pounds
less than the Pope-Toledo touring car.
The Pope racer is made of nickel steel
throughout. The four big cylinders are
each six by seven inches and develop
something over sixty horsepower. The
car is eleven feet six inches In length,
and the top Of the bonnet is. four feet
six inches from the ground. Two sets
of wheels are provided. The first is
|thirty-four inches In diameter, being
intended for track work, while the sec
ond set, thirty-six inches in diameter,
are for road use. 20 On
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REoRr OF THE HOSPITAL AID so.

Since the last report the work of the
society has been in charge of Mrs.
johnson and Mrs. Baldwin. Thirty
nine garments have been made for the
hospitals. The next meeting will be the
third week in September, of which due
notice will be given in the fall. The So
ciety acknowledges with thanks do
nation Of twenty-five dollars from
Judge Simeon r. Baldwin.
EMMA r. FITCH, Treas.
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last hour affected the general tone and
the closing was easy. Total sales Of
bonds. par value. S1,72O,0eO.
The. broad demand for bonds has
moved many long dormant issues. but
the usually active list has been mod
erately active and has included some
irregular price movements.
U. S. Is have declined is and the old
As registered have advanced 1s8 per
cent. on call during the week.
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YEY YORK STOcK MARKET.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations.
On the New York Stock Exchange.
reported by Prince & Whitley, Bankers
and Brokers. 81 Broadway. New York,
and Is Center street. New Haven, Conn:
| -. Omen. High. LOW. Close
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Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire Of J. L.
Mclean & Co.. No. % Broad street, New
York; New Haven Office, No. S4l Chapel
street. Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
Open. High. Low.Close.
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cIoalng prices.

The following are the closing prices
reported by Prince & Whitley. Bankers
and Brokers. 20 Broadway, New York.
and is Center street, New Haven Conn:
|. ~ Rih LIZ "a
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It's better to walk and catch later
train than to- run and miss an earlier
Philadelphia Record.
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Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Brothers & Co., mem
bers of New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges; branch office, No. IS Cen
ter Street: .--. IL
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Bank Stocks.

Furnished by Kimberly, Root & Day,
Bankers and Brokers, 1873 Orange
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STOCK RAISING PROFITABLE d.

The following article from the
Gueydau News speaks more real COM
fort to those who are desirous Of soe-
ing the south prosper than any report
Of spouting oil wells, big cuts Of tim
Der or extra large crops of rice il able
to do. Tho southern states are agri-
cultural naturally, and 10 revelations
Of mineral wealth can make them
othcrwise; our final hope is from the
sol or its collateral branches. Tie
News tells Us how It's agriculturalists
are building up this section There
will be more practical stock raising
around here from now on than ever
before. the farmers having found that
both the climatic conditions and for
age crops are particularly adapted to
making such business a marked sue
CeSs. w y. ftui iiSpii' put VIZ Nhc
Klondyke plantation. is stocking up
his fields with Thoroughbred Poland
cattle, two carloads having arrived
from the north this week, making the
third large shipment of this blooded
stock received by him Doss & Dos
bier, two well known farmers here
have leased tho old Trickey farm
north of town aud will 60 60 raising
hogs for the New Orleans market
They have put considerable Of the
land under fence aud will get n few
higI,lred bonrs aud blooded sowS and
40 into business for profit just as
they have always done with staple
crop4. others could follow the ex.
ample Of these Iuen with the same
assurance of success. as there u 10
better country in the world than ri iglt
around here for stock raising In the
matter Of feed. these farmers will use
low grade rice extensively. mixing
with other grain suitable for the stock
they will raise
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M pnrish of st Martin b trrip.,

The Parish of ST Martin is tryipfr
tn solve the public road question b, OF
combination of road tax aud 90
tract system The contract for wor 4,
ing the public roads of that pnrist .n
he sold nj public auction. - 900 IN {
maximum price per nnnun. The con.
tractor to furnish < milos. one rdad
roller and road plow He Is to eh
plov three men besides himself w.
work from Monday to Saturday eYk
ing aud must make daily report t4.
his work to the police jury. The
contract TO also provide foi forfeit
nro of Sl2 per day. on the part Of the
contractor, for every day he aud his
force fail 20 report for duty.
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II lac Plaquemine South Informs lis
that ~ view of thc recent kicks re.
gording the Plnquemino locks the cou
struction ei which was begun some
time in the dynasty If Ramcsus III,
our esteemed friend. Congressman
Sam Robertson, has succeeded in scar
ing the engineers into search hunt
for lock gatce. and lac South explains,
thev will be here shortly They
viii he swung III time for that grand
pyrotecinc display which will sue.
cced Gabriel's baud concert Shreve-
port journal
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PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL.
New Iberia. Dec. 5tl

New Iberia, Dec. 9th, 1904.
The Mayor and the Board of Trus.
tees of the City of New Iberia met
this day in regular session with Mayor
Dupuv in the chair and the following
members to-wit;
Messrs. Lemaire, Levy. Blumenthal
Decourt and Murray. Absent - Dupre.
The minutes Of November ith. nth,
2lSt aud 2Sth Of November 1904. were
read and approved on motion of Mr.
Murray and seconded by Mr. DecOurt
and carried The reports Of the Sec.
retary and Collector were then read
and ordered spread on the minutes on
motion of Mr. Blumenthal aud see
ondcd by Mr.. Murray and carried and
are rs follow:
SECRETARY $ REPORT.
Month ending Nov. 30th 1904
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Dr. Carlstedts German Liyor Powder IL
Il wonderful remedy, pres tipi III, gx,su'
for over fifty years by M ouine NJ fser,anu
physician IN his practice both in f.,urses,
and this country and sold by li,ogaapsf, OF
druggists all over the world. 50 mildly
natural are the effects Of this fof,Iedy that
all Kidney and Livery tronoies give way
10 per6et health II cures he worst casse
and many have been cured @ho had tried
every known remedy.
symptoms Of Liver compisiut. Dyspap.
sia, indigestion, rheumatism, gout, skin
efuptions, sallowness, constipation, diz.
ziness vertigo, headache, piles, pain in
In the back, melancholy, bad breath furry
tongue, horrid taste, unpleasant dreams,
insomnia, undue sleepiness, nausea, fatus
lence, swelling of the abdomen, eolieay
condition Of the bowels, pain and soreness
In The stomach liver spots on the skin.
loss OF memory impaired vitality, dire
sorebodings, lack of energy, indieision.
crankiness, blood poisoning, nervousness,
falling hair-oll, there are lots Of them aud
each one emphasizes the importance oil
having DIR. Carlstedt's German Liver Pow.
der con stantly within reach. 1t is the
right thing ut the right time. sure and cer.
tain in, effect, pleasant aud perfect in &C
iion.
For youfo8n sake, dOn' n"g,aE sny
OF the symptoms of iiyet siis0rasr of Pic
complaint will become chronic aud ths
ultimate, after nnfeld sniierings, ieDRsrn
John X. Taylor can tell yon all about Dr
Carlstedts German Liver Powder; II has
cured many Of his cdNomers who ars
recommending il 10 their ffiends.
Better than testimonials II the guagan
tee under which Dr carJstedta Germai
Liver Powder il sold. II il does not re
lieve and cure you it will cost yon nothing
80 go at once and procure the ramedy ant
and take along this guarantee.
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'I was much afflicted with sciatiea.
writes Ed. G.. Mud, lowaville, Sedgwick
Co., Kan, going abont on erutches and
suffering n deal of pain. | was induced
to try Ballard : Snow Idniment, which
relieved me. used three soc bottles. II
is the greatest linimeni ever used; have
recommended il TO number Of persons; ;
all express themselves as being benefited
by it. now walk without crutches, able
TO preform n great deal Of light labor on
the farm. Pc, SOC, ~ 90. Sold by Esiorge
Drug Co
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The Southern Pacific Railroad has
let contract for an engine to be built
which. II il proves success, Will re-
volutionize the railroads of the world
The locomotive il TO be run by large
dynamo. aud will lee without fire or
water. It il claimed that it will run
uniform speed of 10 miles M hour
without stop.
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q "A - II q n r a.
Bears the The Kind you Iavs Always Bought
Signature Of NNzZIX

The compulsory primary election
law alone can bring back first. til,
pride Of citizenship that should exist
in every breast and general partic-
ipation in the political affairs of the
city and the state, for bossism is moi
limited to The city. as number OF
the parishes are ~ sliamelessly boss.
ridden as the worst ward in New Or.
leans The People
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- n. - II 9 H r. A.
Bear. Tho AThe Kind You llgrs Always Bought
''''.'''' sf Nx1z1Ax

\ reform District Attorney in Omas4
In has had his home dynninited BY
the hoodlers who he prosecuted AZ
prosecuting urt0rnoy Who fncs hiN
duty il sure Of fame. but sofnetimeA
he cannot tell whether il will como TO
him by way Of the gos .I3rship@4.-.
by being blown up. St Mary Ban.
tipF.
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Several of the North I,ouisiau,

Several Of the North Louisiana
parishes are beginning to take a
more sensible view Of the liquor
traific aud are licensing its sale
instead Of letting blind tigers take
all the profits. Experience has
taughr the law makers that prohi-
bition dose not prohibit aud that
the parishes had as we'll derive
some benefit from liquor that ii
drunk 10 as great quantities, license
or no license. Baton RoSge Truth
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Truth has been So old fashioned in
its ideas rs to subject t0 the right Of
suffrage being conferred upon women
but since several Of the fair sex have
been arrested and jailed in Colorado
for buying votes and for false registrn-
ton we feel that they are thoroughly
quail fled to become voters. and II we
hear of few cases of intimidation
and bulldozing on their part we will
bloom ont as a bold and fearless adj
vocate of female suffrage. Persons
who are so loyal TO party as 10 resort
to bribery false reg gistration and in
tim idation should he placed in the
voting list without regard to sex. -
Baton Rouge Truth
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W. = Baily, z. O. Trae, Texas, writes.
"My wife had been suffering five years
with paralysis in her arm, when was
persuaded to use Ballard Snow Linimeht,
which cured her all right. have also
used it for old sores, frostbites aud skin
eruptions. It does the work. 2lc. 50c,
800 Sold By Estorge Drug Co.
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A POSITIVE GUARANTEE
Signed by John R. Taylor, who Agrees 10
Return Your Money II Or. CarIstedt's Ger
man Liver Powder falls TO Cure You.
GUARANTEE

hereby agree 10 refund the money
paid for Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver
Powder on the return of the empty
bottles, the purchaser stating il has
failed TO relieve and cure him Of any
of the diseases for which 1t Is recon-
mcnded. This guarantee covers the
use of ~ bottle or four 25c bottles or
two months treatment.
Signed
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COHghtng SpeU fdHsed Ded{h

"Hairy Duckwell, aged % years,
choked to death eIaly Yesterday morning
at his home, in the presence Of his wife
and child He contracted n slight cold Il
few days ago aud paid-but little attention
to it. Yesterday morning he was seized
| with fit of coughing which continued
for some time. His wife sent for physician
but before he could arrive. another cough
ing spell came on and Duckwell died from
sufiOeatioD st. Louis Globe Democrat,
Dee. l. 1901" Ballards IIorehound
Syrup would have saved him. 25e, soc,
and ti.00 Sold by Estorge Drug Co..
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EIIkSEMENTS
How That?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any ease of tatarrh that cannot be
cnred by Halls Catairh Cure.
+. J CHENEY & Co., Toledo q.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J,
Cheney for the last IL years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transaction and financially able TO carry
ont any obligations made by their firm,
WALpING kANNAN 4 MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
eous serfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price T5c. per hottie, Sold by
all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Hn1IItI EIIiLfal.inft.

Undigestcd food and gas IN the stom
ach, located just below The heart presses
against 1t aud causes heart pulpitntion
When your heart troubles YOU in thnt way
take llerbine for few days. You will
soon he a right. zoe, sold by Esiorge
Drug Go
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-17

The political situation -four wears
hence is already being discussed not
only Mt home. but abroad We are
just ont of contest aud il seems
rather early to he discussing the pre-
bahlc Governor. four years hence
You don t want to make any pledges
for YOU might find it distastoGul to
keep them later on There'lt be
plenty of time to square all matters.
and may not be one sided settle
ment II losing game too make
governor early; for It's thu loudcsi Of
voice who lose; the successful man
mufies his plans a. he moves aloug.
Assumption Pioneer.
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GASOLINE BOAT FOR SALE.

This beautiful Gu solin
Boat will be sold for only
$3.50. 90 just one half Of
It's actual cost Has been
iu usa only eight months.
dimensions II feet long.
five feet heeW, with IL } >
r.ti Racine Engine. com
pltie Witlt dvnaulc, l,ui
ter. a3pj tools nll com
phir. Arpl,
{. Enterprise
Office.
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of expenditure for the fiscal vpar ond
ing june Both. 1903. hp aud the same
is hereby adopted
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THE ENTERPRTSE
AND 0BsERrER-COYsoLIDArEp

OFFICIAL JOURNAL or IBERIA PA7I 81
AND TOWN OF NEW IBERIA