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Sunk Russian Battleship.
{By Associated Press

(By Associated Press.)
BERLIN, March ,Ar-:A special dispatch
from Yokohama repettts tho report sent ]
from Toxic that the ] Japanese made an
attack on Port Arthur March and sank
u Russian ebnttleshp. M 3if3a
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PRODUCE RI MARKET.

NEW YoRK.s March %. FLouR-DulIs and
snominaiy lower. Rye FlourIivenk. Eye Eye
Weak Bareyo e ~, cornmealeule' bueN'
Wheat--Spot stcpdy; No y red, Slo,. Ions
G nsr SSMse SH'u unaep heavy adatio ne
last hour they rallied on covering and ne!Icr
fass ay S' sloasd
H,,s s s.is sss sS@n% oes'f rs
net lower, May, 56Tc; July, s4HcS ga ts---
h fbsefVon,ei, i,ut Meats-.Quiat. Pork Dull.
Tns
ps aoifee-spat Rio steady No 7inyoico, es;e:
mild steady Cordoya loalsss. Tlhe nnKsi
prices TO an tudYanee OF 40 points on steady
uosan cables and continued el shs hFaa Ina
NJ po f?sss Mis ss
sx'sa FISH, tSe
ss sna a @a sssSbsa sS
Eggs klrniS state and PENNSYLVANIA MA nearby,
aIs5aSs nesf aiis ons Island
ss7Ssls state and aa SACKS sgeS9
ssss ;9n,sssIs gs 9s tsn ssS
800 Els stsaa ~ PsrEs s'ass 's
CHICAGO. ILL, March a. Startling crop
dapge reports from indiana ~ caused au s shagn
f BY general selling on fayorablh weather wsre
not entirely overcome, however,, the July de,
livery closing atil net lofs of ssG ihc, Corn IS
N, a. shade Oats arc down nc. and provisions
stGell2isc
rLe leading futures ranged as follows: 1,
Ss,l'a Open. li!gll, Low Close
3 }$:;iS ;!;;. IL !: Y; W
Sept. lodl 1850. Sddsss IN ss66's SO
"A Sept. tneWl .,tt,., Sp7i oiis e s9 ~
sC,tlitN--No. y ty@
AZ AZ II i Ii Il Il. Il.
o.sys--No. Z. g, 4.
' s:|| :::: u u II. V:
SGiS sss t: ssE i is l lils
i4ARI1--Per5 100 lbs E
ss;'. f 81; ; 81 s ):
SHORT RI Per tio sl lh I, sos 80. r7,s
y 5 mIs.s 4 NM Y II d 9s, ,9a,s 6S5 Ga9
IN shb duot atoms we're as fofIows; FLO r ~
Dull and stead Eltle rFSseaa ~ ~ flss,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
.as5 Richmond, va, March ~ %, 1s9i.
sij :i3e ~ 52orIc,TATI0N 81
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ss (sales at Union Stock Yards.) rs

Richmond. Va, March g. 1904. &
5 Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE-Receipts l5f head. Market fair.
Best steers. 5G5Ac., medium to good Ilsl5c.;
common to fair, 3t:4tc.: best heifecs +I4Isc.;
medium. aAG4c.; common, Sp3.sc.; dry cows,
q. GIasic:: bulls, s13Eac.; calves. SIS a6lsc.
fresh cows. s25.aiQ.: quarantine rattle ST4Ac.
HOGS-Receipts. 969 head Market strong.
Good hogs selling from 81 90 6oc.: roughs. 4G5c.
SHEEP-Receipts, III head Market strong;
supply light. Eat shehp,5i d51:cr; common 70
fair,& 4ff4Ac.: bucks. 3t orc. ~ isa9
N Prospects fair for all kinds OF stock.
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ETsCWICAGO.a1LL., March 2 " -CATTIE-Re-
ceipts. ls oo0 head; Market strong TO Zoe.
Good . 's so prime q steers steers
s:50a43o; cows, sL75gt4o; heifers, se.25g475;
Gamers, Sl.75Ge 60; bulls. s. 40; calves, $40
to-day. =. 900 head TO- morrow. 25.o head. Mar
ket 59loc. higher. closing easy Mixed and
butchers IS. a04S SIS: good 4; 20 choice heavy,
s5.35a556; rough heavy. $. 5.35: light. slfp
$40 bulk Of sales: s5a5d5 40. Shcop-- Receipts.
1900 head. Market atrong. Good to choice
wethers s4.e5d5. % fair 10 choice mixed. sS,hQfp
z4.50 Western sheep s3.75d5. q; native lambs,
Sa 50di: 10 tli5 .
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RICHMOND M g., STOCK ) 6: !; MARKET.
Richmond. va March %. 1906.


n,ch,nand city 500 PER sen;: ID, bs SIS
Virginia. Carolina CHEMICAL CO: Col. Trust
per scen,-5, 600 at 81 1900 NJ 81. ",
t Atlantic Coast Line pre- erred--sl at Slo7
STATE SECURITIES VI Bid. Asked
or,h sare1,ns e a'o 1 1s'
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City Is, r.. 1922 1881. ic3hs 1eo
RAILROAD BONDS
Alta nta and Char. is, IS, r.. 1915. 1o7 55.5...
x. c. L. 4. r. Con. TT, p.4c -..s,.. ''!:
Georgia Pacific lst SIS, O.. ls..2.. ~
ssTEa a as a MA Fig Con- a.' j. e.
itch and Mack. list ~. lats ~ m ~
western n. c. LIST i6s. c.. 1914 ~ -, I,
54 RAILROAD STo cKs. Par
Atlanta and Charlotte. y. 400 iso ., @
Atlantic Coast Line :!e9 70. *.
Atlantic Consti Line 8pfd ...... 400 lol les
Atlantic Const Line, com.S 400 ~
t.hcsai,eake and Ohio .s...l ,gN y y
Norfolk and West ri, g IN t i6 ~; ~
sna =, = ins IA iS ~
southern Hallway pfd.... 100 So ~.
BANK AND TRUST co! STOCKS,
i broad Strac. Bank !. 70 6'a
1lrs. m ], Ma ,ons S SS SO
Metropolitan Bank Of 5Nirgin MIA. q AZ q
Satonn Bank of Virginia. lg0! l2sss rs
Petersburg SAYS and .9 ,.s %
l Onion Bank an Of niehmond $1,000 lbs 10
s8 MISCELLANEOUS. s. 4. 4 "a ~ 4s
consolidated Tob. u, 6. bombs. 100 a.
Ma. -car. Chem. pfd s I'.t.c CO. w lni: sloo
Va. Carolina themcal com .tlcso y, "a
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Opportunity to- Visit Baltimore.

' =
Mrs. Joseph r. Gill, who " xpects to
carry a large crowd Liner Easter Mon
day excursion to Washington, d is arrangTf
ing 10 give those who SO desire an ops
:portunity to visit Baltimore and view
the burned district. The trip from Wash
slngton can DO made In "a few hours. 8
Mrs. Cisll's party will leave here Monday
morning at 8 o'clock, and returning will
leave washington Wednesday evening at
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EALEs.
y 2SU sAinalgatiiata1 Copper y u. n IS
| 100 Amer. garfnnu Foundry I. 20

\ ESQ !Ainalgamata1 Copper: b .... A
/ 100 Amer. Car, and louil1ry.V.
A.s,ier. Eottoiis OIL ,.t !.
r,,a I, NOR. SNUFF, pf.d
Amer. CNh. pfd ". !. I. y. 4
l19Vl Amer 1socofiiotivc, con, ..s N
.5p0 amer, ls6toniotlvs, pfd ....
q 500 sAlr1Gr.$ Sugar ...s., ~ :. III .... ]
56lap0 a. "a nd 81 Fcj com ID. 4. I. 3!
. 1920 4 I'M and s.. I1fe. pftl...:,
1880 ia llnore and Ohi0.... u. -. A
1Dy00 Hroklyn7gRap Trnnsit...s
l3g "a nauiL Sou therr -, .s.....s
E3lm Canadian Pacific N.
400 Chem peake niid q Olii0....,.
2stGD s;!iI. g!i'en StVnst .....s
s3 "a t,oio so, Ii aith i s .., n,
100 Colo. Southern. 1st pf1.......
Clcv.. Gin. Gil Niui IS, i,s. &.
ipJ Continental Tobacco, pfd. Y II
1900 consolidated Gas I. 4, II. =. So. 81. /
aas3,oQ Delaware and Hudson. /, I. 1
3 gpl pei |, Lack. htld Western. 2
123sV) Erie. GOMEZ. 80. .,,....s
{ 1870 Erie, st fpfd ...... ...........
500 Erie. "a pfd.... Say, ...,...
VI 1GD General Electric ..!...s..... ]
i1W5 Illinois Contra. NJ. Z. |
400 louisville ana Fpshvllc.... !
Z 100 Manllattaf.... =. is.s....y ...... "a
sl3o0 Metro. street. ltailway...... i
f1IW Mexican Central as. Z, p I :. \
s1fO1 Mo.. Kan, aiit1slr'eS.. conl.
2260sMO,, Kan. md Tex. pf1 ".
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& il3i MARINE INTELLIGENCE l,E

". MARINE INTELLIG ENcH s.yi
PORT or RICHMOND, MARCH ., 1901
tssS u ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. merchan.,
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line, sss
XII 59l4 $la3@ &. SAILED Ss sss $33itSS5
steamer Berkeley She y Norfolk. lr,erctan-5
disc and pa ssengers, ola Dominion line. "
a Steamer Pocahont as, {; raves. Norfolk, and
James River landings, merchandise and pas.
sengers, " irgln MIA Navigation Co S IN Vi
PORT NEWPoRrsSE MARCH q, 1905
ARRIVED. lss j3S3 SSsS
steamer Nyrnpiloea. Port Royal.
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For the Lapsley

ssrhe in,embcrs pf tho Third Presbyterian.
s(slnirchnf tbis III y 4 apnt fihuted sll0
sfnr the new Y La pslny. 5' llbe Silntln y school
MIL also make CON on, 4
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h BALTIMORE. MD. March 2s..-c,AT.rI FL
Rcccpts for week endod noon yesterday. 2. Ba6
head against e.14l head last week. lNfty-two
carloads on sale to-day; Steers n fair demand
ii,lis steady. Steers, export; s i.sodl5a5; Few
cho!ce butchers. s. AZ; neaium 70 1. gess.d
:1oa9o mn r. Sgaos iheafs55s
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1. CAUSES TR0Iu 3 3 L A.
Jlsal. }l,f-, * y y n. 81 a. |. IN ts
l:tBy Associated Press,)


WASHINGTON. D. c.. March Ma %.
When the House adjourned to-day some me
progress had been made In the reading
of the postoffce appropriation bill for
amendment, but only six pages We're dis
posed Of Tho appropriation ! Tor 't' 70
railway mail service was carefully scru q
n,,zed 4 ana & in tho A case OF inland mail.
ira nsportation by star routes tho apprlo re-
nriatIor, was scaled down from s., looe9o
to $3.50 900.
An animated debate arose q over yer ms ms
PROPOSE Ion.
Mr.. Rixey (virginia) declared that no
effort had been made by tho department
to better the star route service a '.tlfi N Il
auired why there was SO much differ
ence III the pay Of rural carriers q and
star route carriers,
\" Because INTERCEPTED MI, Griggst
3(Goorgin), q member$ots tho rommlttcc'
Sntho rural free delivery sc rYics mas Grown
into d vast political machine" star route N
carriers, he asserted receive Very lauSc'ltl
less pay. b 4. y. IL I, 4, !.
until tho rural service was esthplls!e ,
md nut In operation the department. MAGE
no effort to better the star route sa-7S
vice mt all, But for the rural service
ihe said, lie department would DO run
ming a. one.oyed mule or q Texas pony
All over tho country. ind no member. " -
Congress would admit to U roreHNer tnat
that was United States mail, ssgSS5Iss II s.
The question as to the lengtheninG of
time ,'3postal car may DO used before
ii becomes unfit orlservlce WIS settled
nv tho IIouso, when an 4 amendment 8pN4
Air1 rrnwney (Alinnesotu) was ndonted,
snroy!dlng that 10 part Of the approprla'
ton shalt DO used for the rental or cars:
which have been III seryico tpr moro man
fifteen years
UNSUCCESSFUL FIGHT,
an unMlocessful fight was made against
tho provisions In tho bill making anpro73
prlations for spacnl mail faculties oNera
trunl. lines south from %asn1egso1l avg
Vest from Kansas CITY, Il.
Mr.. Noon lrrnnessecl moved q str.ke
ont the cntlro provision app:opfiatlns
s1ls,1aS for, special mail faclltsles OF
FtrnnlS lines from Washington TO Atlanta
ma New Orleans. Without debate thn
amendment, on aatyoto by tellers, Was
flost-SO to $751;
& During an argument by MI, 8CoWnena
In favor OF the. present rates p'slu r .l
ronls for carrying mails, he Was inter-
grpted by Mr.. nakep (New Iorlp, VINO,
With sonie passion, inquired 1.-THE sen
tleman maintains that mon Who nave
railroad passes IN thsr pockets ar' h''
preiuIdced in favor OF the rnllroadss, "a
Mi. C,owherd replied, amid applause
that he would leave it TO the iiouse
whether no Ind been 50 influenced 81
MI, Baker cxeitedly declared thar there
we're some members who have been tn-
fhenced, which called forth q i'repnkei
from the chair, who said that MI laser
had again tlansglesssh no rules8lot or
DERBY procedure IN the House.
The House adjourned until tormorroM,S
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Mr., Walsh Worse.

Mir. John @. Walsh issstIll In n serious
condition at his home on Church I'M,
3IIa Is not expected 70 recover,
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BALTIMORE; STOCK MARKET.
RsB BALTIMORE Md. March % --Seabpard a ir
Limo common 1921; bid do preferred, II u bid.
Atlantic CouHt Line common ,loi g los, ,$
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SALES WEIR | | /
QUIT. HEAVY ! \
transactions II, Stocks Ass ester
day Ear 1seyo'ntd a Nl Az lsIl1 .li.
598 Dollar ark,st uYiitss
SILL ON CENTER OF !! STAGE q Z.
8Utnioll.SI2acific Again Flolds3tthlee'
Place 81 Honor--Sp,cc,,laa
ton Teeerisl,.

NEW YORK. March 90. -,rttansat t,ohs =
in stocks today rose consdcfallp !! usS q,
s. Ia round mtllon-slinre mark csta III ~ sl'e''
4 Yesterday and they were not 50 fYs,
Wlclmiglv prepondcra1it in Union l'nci.lc
MS Yesterday That stock was SUI 81 T.
ccntral$tignrc III the market, nnd f,t ~ Si.c'-
tacnr rise OF yesterday WIS The lr ~ y,
whlcb caused the violent and fcverlsh
rnec,,lation IN other stocks to.day ~ lug
proflt taxing insy Union Pacific. however,
M. steady and persistent. and us a lit
Natl ultimate effect on the ,nr
which showed Signs Y. 81 psIn Union
pncile yesterday 70 4. coiivas !,
ton tla tF a,llnlerchangn Of holdings Was
eiIi course Of accompAsim iopk1ns NJ ~
,hs mutual ,ric Would Work
tle ,rrnns-C field sas ne = oft!i-
crn Securities taa ait''f 4, tiis
market wItilts Inference of similar n ea +.
ares probably 70 be tslke'' ~ othsr tai'7
load groups III I, l ". \. !, 4, 4. ,r,,,,
nsai n It tIle prot taking Iar 4;
IL. gant new TEA lures were Iva
and tie Fries. Is number OF the pr.nclpal
railroad stocks ~ t,,e
I market was not comprehensive ~ a,is
4{time and there were constant tnn .,,.1
as III fluctuations III y the uNPii 9
tfhc persistencs Of the prof. taRlIG rs. ~
4 Union Pncinc tind ermnedS the market,
and only fractional gains were JIG tnf
last where there had bdcIi; ne pIinG,l't.
strength whial heSayer re level 81 pllrn,s s
II Was below last ght's closing y mon
& ciIc nnd Great Northern PREF erred reg io ~
about q point . &. u,
The activty&of Northern securit iss . OF o.,
curb continued day, and n tiieT q
Pacific. when released; 81 was asded s ,a
the curb quotations.. selling between !, 10y
and .l2G. These Envern ents8 re g OVID
based on the sadjus tmentS of tnar kct prices ls
ia tho rate OF exchange fixed Tor tiiese5
stocks In the Northern Seciriiie az 's.' b
r The ma rket closed easy a lie slorest.,$
Bonds related to the Northern becui Y
4 ties merger were inclined TO react m ~. Z 8,
Ding tile bond rlarket lrrce uia T.a9l oia y
sa les, par iy 1lue, 80 ,i60 COO XII,
States bonds were unchanged on
Total sales we're 81 Go shares. ..s55'
NEW YORK. March % Close: aIoney
on call easy, 1 -ato j "a per cen. closing
bid u 1-g: offered att "a Time loans ls
steadyg5end more active: sixty. 5da Us
perj cent; ninety days y y = to 3 H., SIX
mont hs 8 34 TO tiine! m ercnnttle pa PEI
n 1.a&to 5. n Sterling TX change firm: ". With
actual business In 8bankerssG BILL nj sl.a..lO
to As7.l5 ~ for5fdemands and al y. SIS
To 34.Si.+0 for sixty day bi lis. Posted rates
II 81. s. and s4,SS. Commercial bills s4Si TO
si,s4 Is. Bar silver 81 a exican
lars A. y s a5i sss fsss. ias
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gprltne summer yellow aG,tc.. of summer yo-i
low, nominal prime white SIC; prime winter
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N,A.yAI STORES

\ WILMINGTON, n. (. q, MArch %. SPI RlrSI
casks Rosln--N othlng doing; receipts, o. BAR
,Tcls trar--Flrn at SLIGO: receipts. OF barrels,
Crude 'rurRent.ne Firm at ssss5W LOO; receipts.
SAVANNAH, GA. March. %. ,-rphrIsNs
III NIIDul mt ESQ.,; receipts, ia casts exports
10 casks Rosin--Erm; sales, 395 barrels; re.
ceipts, 7IG barrels; exports, ol6 barrels ,,,,
CHA RI.ES,roN. s; ca March 81 lEN.
omitted, d s,S
COTTON s EJl p OH. NJ gT, " va
MN Y5le 4. IN so 2. ,toptssd5
chiefly 7for spot Futures were quiet and lower
80 sen. Eglnle crude ~ " anlli sa VIVA
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PlrTsBu rig. Ia.
steady Choice. ssa5. pline. s4.7ba 100; far,
ssto1s ogssupp,y lEht; / aSnh active
yorkers. s5.65a5.75; light workers.. $500 $50;
pigs. $a.a5G5.ds; roughs. ssbGMboo SHEEP
S. :Oaj $40; common sheep, g. boq6- Is; choice
imabs, sG.loI6,25 veal calves, s7dt:o
CINCINNATI o. March 2s,--IIOG s. Steady
at, 81. 7hd co. ,Cattle-Quict Mt Saa5G4s5
sheoii-sleady at sa:,75G4 10, Lambs-Steady at
is4.50G0.a5, ten 5s
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The market closed easy al the u. 4,
ties merger were inclined K 5rcact m. z. K Z
eng the bond marke ire s ula r.aSfl ol ls J
sales. par M lue, 80 f6OO coo.
aE tinted states bonds were lftIcimnged on
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Spot cotton closed quiet middling uplands;3
100; uiddling gulf, l4s25; sales eii bales.
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5t9,aIcAGo. ILL, March ea,-startling crop
aan,aEe reports from Indiana caused q sharp
rniy IN wheat lac to-day. Declines, occastoned
~ General selling on favorable weather. We're
p ~ Entirely overcome, however, the July de,
livery closing at il not oss Of ssllhc Corn Is
'lp a shade. Oats arc down 9scs ana PROVISIONS,
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Richtnond City S. 800 m q: per cent. basis:
Virginia. Carolina Chemical %preferred-loo at
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-26
THE HAMMER AND THE ANVIL.

There may be something sig
nificant in the fact that rumor is
afloat to the effect that Japan has
unoflicially made representations
towards Russia looking to peace.
Rumor has it that Japan made the
offer unofficially, SO as to be able
to officially deny it in ease Russia
rafused. Russia has refused, and
there is greater probability than
ever that the war will continue
until one or the other of the par
Elephants is subdued. Up to date
Japan seems to have had all the
best of the fighting, but Russia's
refusal to consider a peace propo-
sition is ominous. The czar's
realm is vast, its resources won
derful and his subjects of military
age are numbered by millions. 1t
begins TO look like the case of the
hammer and the anvil, the hammer
by Japan, shifting the
anvil, represented by Russia, until
by the very force of its own blows
the hammer may broken. The
COmma0ner.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-26
HE EALTH AT HOME.

There are several reasons why
lnvalids improve at a "health re
sort" ." If homes were more com
Portable and less hurly-b burIy they
might prove quite as effective as
the resort.
Rest, baths and water are the
three watchwords of3health resorts.
There can be no rest where there Is
frettipg and rushing. Turn ffrr.
ting and rushing out Of ;hc homes
Few people drink enough water.
In the first place, it must be taken
slowly, but literally all through
the day. 1t must be cool, but not
too cold. Men, women and chill
dren would be happier and healthier
If they rested more, bathed oftener
and drank more water PHila-
delphja Inquirer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-26
Subscription, $3.50 per Annuu,
MAKE PISTOL CARRYING A CRIME.

When the spirit Of civilization
advances to that stage in America
that be who carries pistol con.
cealed about his person will be
considered a murderer in embryo,
it will be a happy day indeed
Not only will safety spread her
wings over us all, but the wives
and mothers will have one of their
greatest breads removed.
Each year bloody page is writ
len in almost every community
because and only because of this
barbarous practice. No laws yet
written have been e-quarter
severe enough to stop the habit,
and he who can turn what is now
a misdemeanor into crime will be
benefactor to the race
If we could only learn the per-
centage of killings which come
purely from the fact that the
weapon was handy, we would be
appalled,. Men first buy the "dev-
IFS temptation" because they feel
that at certain times it will be a !
needed protection; after a while
the habit of carrying it becomes so
fixed that the victim reaches for
his "gun" in the morning almost
as soon as he does his boots; then
an alteration arises; an ugly epi-
thet is used or perhaps blow de-
livered, followed by flash and re-
port, and one man dies, another
has murder stamped on his soul,
while women and children carry
broken hearts. There is no good
n the practice; not one man in ten
las the Sllghtest excuse for II and
he other nine simply placard
themselves by its use as being men
'eady to slay if so inclined. Officers
# the law alone should be per
nitted the use and then only when
IN duty; to all else the pistol
hould be denied except to those
whom the judge after careful
decides to be an excep-
ion to the rule, and the party's
lame should be entered on the
ecords so that as he approaches all
nen may know that here comes a
nan who carries concealed about &.
lin fang which can snuff out a
luman life. Il. O. Press.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-26
ills Valuable
In Any Case Where q General
Tonic 10 Needed
Price SO Cento
All Druggists Ought TO Keep h Ia Stset,
MADE ONLY ~
THE CARLSTEDT MEDICINE co,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

An "humble voter" writes to the
New York Sun an entirely novel
explanation of the bigness of Mr..
Roosevelt's popular majority. He
thinks it is the result of the in.
creased circulation of daily news
papers resulting from the estab-
lishment of the rural free delivery
system. But we had not supposed
that the distribution Of newspapers
by the rural carriers was limited to
the Republican journals.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-26

DR.. Carlstedt' S German Liver Powder is
a wonderful remedy, prescription used
for over fifty years by an eminent German
physician in his practice both in Europe
and this country and sold by thousands OF
druggists all over the world. So mildly
natural are the effects of this remedy that
all Kidney and Livery troubles give way
| to perfect health. 1t cures the worst cases
! aud many have been cured who had tried
| every known remedy.
Symptoms of Liver complaint: Dyspep-
sia, indigestion, rheumatism, gout. skin
eruptions, 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, fiatu.
lence, swelling of the abdomen. colicky
condition of the bowels, pain and soreness
in the stomach, liver spots on the skin,
sorebodings, lack of energy, indicision,
crankiness, blood poisoning, nervousness,
falling hair-oh, there are lots of them and
each one emphasizes the Importance of
having DR.. Carlstedt German Liver Pow
der con stantly within reach. 1t is the
right thing at the right time, sure and cer-
tain in effect, pleasant and perfect in ac
ton
For your own sake, don't neglect any
of the symptoms of liver disorder or the
complaint will become chronic and the
ultimate, after untold sufferings, is DEATH.
John r. Taylor can tell yon all about Dr..
German Liver Powder; it has |
cured many of his customers who are
recommending it to their friends.
Better than testimonials is the guaran-
tee under which DR.. Carlstedt' s German
Liver Powder is sold If it does not re-
lieve and cure you it will cost you nothing,
so go at once and procure the remedy and
and take along this guarantee
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-26
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN.

Don't be captured by brass
band and calliopc. nor by the
music of Il tin whistle politician,
who tileS to squeak his way into
office by your votes Be citizen,
aud not stick inside pair Of
breeches. Draw a line on every
one who asks You for vonr vote
with All eye single to your duty to
the public interest. Don't get per-
sOnal sentiment mixed in with pub
lie affairs. 1t is good policy in one
sense and satisfies personal obli-
CATION at the expense of other peo-
pie, who have right to think other
people are doing their best when
they cast ballot.
We are glad to see a spirit of
independence threading its way
through the thoughts of the gen
eral people, who are waking up
considerably with reference to the
settling of public questions through
the ballot box, where lies the sa-
cred rights of the public to elect or
change officers whenever those
official cushions do not |
come up to the standard of excel
ence in the duties they are sworn
20 protect and carry ont.
The people of Louisiana are
going to have primaries for the
.hoice Of every officer from con-
table to governor. Every one
las a right to be candidate, and
o the Office too, provided he can
ret enough votes. The system of
'ossism either in big or small
egree must cease to be a prime
actor in public affairs. The peo-
le must do the ruling and those
tho hold the Offices must be their
ervants instead of their masters
nd lords who think that public
'ust is private snap-a passport
} graft and humbuggery.
This is intended to be a free
Overnment, and we want it to be
}, in fact and not fancy. When
he people are in touch with pub
C officials, its all up with the
rafters and tax eaters. They may
D wrong sometime but they can
ways get back on the right track,
I'd they do it.-Franklin Watch