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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles,

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure any case, no matter of how
long standing, in 6 to IA days. First
application gives ease and rest. SOC.
IF your druggist hasn't it send SOC in
stamps and it will be forwarded
postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., ST.
Louis, Mo.
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BUCK SWAMP ITEMS.
The Doings of a Week in and
Around This Thriving

AAS OOAh6o VI
Around This Thriving
Neighborhood.
ARGUS BUREAU,
Buck Swamp, n. c.,
Nov. %, 1904.
Miss Annie Pearson, of your city,
spent several days at Andalusia Hill,
last week.
Mrs. George Perkins is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Barrie Pike, at Ere
mont, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Gurley spent
Saturday with their son, MI. Charlie
Gurley, at Princeton.
Mr.. George Lynch left last week
for Greensboro, where he has accept
ed a position as fireman with the
Southern Railway.
Miss Bessie Deans, who is teach
ing school at Calypso, spent Satur-
dav and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland Deans.
MI. and Mrs. George Cuddington
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Cuddington's father, Mr.. Lawr-
ence Aycock, at Aycock's Mill.
Messrs, Tom Gurley and Ben Vel
verton, of Fremont, spent Thanks
giving day with Mr.. Gurley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Gurley..
Thanksgiving day has come and
gone, but that doesn't mean that we
must cease to give thanks. We
should always give to Him who so
kindly remembered US with rich
blessings. He blesses the poor as
we'll as the rich, the sick as we'll as
the healthy, from the cradle to the
grave, and without His blessings we
are nothing.
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I want to sell you your winters
supply of coal for cash while it is
cheap. II I fail to see you phone me
and I will call. 1t is cheaper this
month than it will be next. w. III.
GRIFFIN, Phone AZ.
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LIST OF

Remaining in POstOfice, Colds
boro, Wayne County, n. c.,
Nov. IS, 1904.
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Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator of Susie
Farmer, deceased. late Of Wayne County.
Norm Carolina. this is 70 notify all persons
having claims against the estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the undersigned OH
or before the 22nd Gay October 1905, or this
notice will be Pleaded in ha- of its r~ecoverv
All persons indeb.ed to the said estate will
please make immediate payment.
WILLIAM FARMER.
Administrator.
This 22nd dry of Oct. 1904. pd
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For Sale in GoIdsboro by j. II. Hill & SON.
Do You W0nt PrIz6
WELLS $50 SHOE CONTEST?

This contest is one of the special features
offered during our Glow Scale of Prices"
on reliable shoes Sept. 10Th to December
Oath 1904. At this sale S1.25 Oak Kip
Brogans are sold for Csc. Every shoe Of
fered will be in keeping with the above
great reduction. This $50 Shoe Contest,
it's ticket emitting the holder to one count
in same and the way to secure one ticket
FREE is fully explained below.
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MEMS LIST.

B-Walter McBarnes, A B Brown.
Goodman Cove, George w Car
yer, w A Carver.
D-Henry Down, George Dickerson,
Tobias Davis.
G-J w Griffin, Genny CHM.
II James E Hood, G J Herring, A
P Howell.
J-Frederick Johnson.
LII M Lewis, E F Lancaster.
News Mozingo.
S-W I'll Smith, T r Strickland, E
M Strickland, M G Station.
Tt M Taylor.
w S Worth, Johnny White.
LADIES' LIST.
= C-Cohria Crafty, Minnie Cox, Mary
Connegie, Alcelidie Coldren.
-D-Lula Dickson, Annie Deags,
Minnie Davis, Minnie Daught-
cry.
E-Widenning Engrown.
H-Emma Hackney.
K-Emma Kennedy, June Ker.
noble.
M-Lucinda Mitchell.
P-Carrie Perkins, Frances G Por
ter.
R-Lizzie Reast.
S-Lessie Stephens.
T-Charity Taylor.
V-LiZzie VinSon.
W-Julia E Weytt.
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Persons calling for above letters
will please say advertised. Rules
and regulations require that one cent
he paid or. advertised letters.
J. f. DOBSON,
Postmaster,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
THEATRICAL.
1.-THE GAY Mr.. GOLDSTEIN'

When 1.-THE Gay Mr.. Goldstein' is
! pre- 'ented at the Vendome Opera
House, on Sunday Feb. Z, the local
play -goers will have an unusual treat.
This comedy novelty is in no way
similar to the plays with the Hebrew
as their theme for merriment, where
in he is presented among surroundings
of the lower and unrefined order. but,
Oh the contrary, the atmosphere in
which the author of the "Gay Mr..
Goldstein" has laid his scenes and
happiness is of the most cultured
kind, and presents a series of amusing
incidents and complex situations which
causes continued mirth without resort
ing to the slightest bit of yulgarity,
ridicrle, or exaggeration. And this
is novelty in comedy plays that will
undoubtedly be appreciated. The
most competent company possible has
been selected to interpret the different
roles, and the specialties introduced
during the performances are of high
class and quite up-to-date.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
THE CANE CROP.

Reports come in from tie par.
ishes that the winter planting Of
cane has seldom been done under
such favorable climatic conditions,
and that in some sections the last
seed for the coming crop is now
planted. All this is indeed most
encouraging. and with the seed in
the ground SO soon, several months
earlier than in 1908. there is added
surety of the next crop being all
that is desired.
This may be said to have been
the week least adapted to planting
operations Of any encountered since
last November, on account of the
weather being very showrrv AID
down TO freezing temperature srv-
eral days. A few days more OF
clear weather, however. is all that
is asked for to complete cune plant
ing on a majority af our sugar
plantations.
With the condition of the seed
cane all that can he asked for and
the soil in ryrelIrnt shape for its
reception, with good weather for
effecting planting, unr sugar plant
ers are starting out the new year
in most favorable manner, put
ting behind them as far as pOssi-
BILE unpleasant recollect;Ons Of the
year just gone which will go down
in the sugar history OF Louisiana
as oHe Of the hardest ever expert
enced in which to make IA crop. =
Sugar Planters Journal.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
s55,525.Oo

800, ,525. .O0
The Parish Attorney presented stock
ordinance drawn up according to instruc-
tiohs, after due reading of same it was
ordered tabled by the following yea and
nay vote: Yea-Boutte, Decuir, De-
cambre, Ortte and Romero. Nsy-Brit-
tain, Decourt, Goula and SubercielIe.
Surveyor PEBBLES submitted his report
expropriating 00-100 on Pessan and 90
100 acres on Gall. Report was adopted.
The Secretary, was instructed to notify
the Superintendent OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad Co., to clean out culvert at Bird
ges' switch, on Salt Mine Branch.
On motion Of Mr.. Suberbielle, duly ssc-
onded and carried, Mr.. Benoit Bayard is
hereby notified to move his fence of of
the public road on the East side OF Bayou
Teche.
The Treasurer was authorized to des-
troy oil old cancelled warrants in his POS
session.
Meesrs. A. Decuir andJ. A. Babin were,
on motion duly carried, appointed CON-
mittee to examine and report upon the
feasibility Of opening q road from the
Bslie Place Drainage District in the 3rd
Ward to Bayou Teche.
1t was moved by Mr.. Suberbielle, Sec
onded by Mr.. Ortte and carried by the
following yea and. nay vote. that the
amount offered by the Progressive League,
through their agent Mr.. Millard, to open
the Darby Lake road be accepted: Yea
Britain, Goula, Ortts, Suberbislls, 4.
Nay Decuir, Delsambre and Romero, 5.
It was msved, seconded and carried
that Ar. Delcambre BE- and he is hereby
authorised to build : bridge across bayou
Petit Anss at Hayes.
Mr.. Romero vas authorizsd TO order
lumber and nails for 12-foot bridges.
The following bills were approved:
6 VA Gauthrean, jury u 80
I Joseph Segura. -. ...... Is 90
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.

A most interesting and enjoyable
function was that held at Patoutville,
La, last Thursday, it being the occa-
sion Of the celebration of the tenth
year of the ministry of Rev. Father
Girault de la Corgnais The Church
had been profusely decorated for the
occasion. the alter decorations being
especially beautiful and appropriate
under the careful and loving hands of
Mr. Z. G. Achez. Those taking part,
were the Rev. Van der Brock, of
Cypremort, sub deacon, Rev. Casstel,
Secretary to Arch Bishop Chappelle,
New Orleans. Master of Ceremonies,
Rev. Racine, assistant at Abbeville
Very Rev. S. Forge, dean of Lafay-
ette, Very Rev P NJ Jouan, New
Iberia, Rev. Jollard, of Charenton,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
Rev. Bardy, of Jeanerette, Rev.

Rev. Bardy, of Jeanerette, Rev. J.
Langlois, of Breaux Bridge, Rev.
Trainor, of Franklin, Rev. Zeuling,
of Washington, Rev. Souby, of Morgan
| City and others. Rev. Langlois made
most appropriate address reviewing
the ten years of service of the honored
priest, which was well received. The
music was most excellent rendered by
! the following choir: Mrs. Jules Lyon,
Mrs. Clovis Lyon, Miss Clara Della
houssaye, Miss Euniet Bonin, Miss
Louise Kratzier, Miss Helmin Goula,
Miss Camille Goula, Miss Inez Mi
guez, Miss Sidonia Gautreaux, Ro-
maud Miguez and other male voices,
all under the efficient leadership of
Prof. John Penny The crowd was
large and deeply interested and the
ceremonies from beginning to end
were most impressive and uplifting
and productive of much benefit and
will long be remembered by the faith
ful at Patoutville.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
SOUTHERN TRADE EXCHANGE.

The undersigned begs to announce
to the merchants of New Iberia, that
it is his intention to close the Iberia
organization of the Southern Trade
Exchange, Ltd. of New Orleans, La.
on February 9th.
In behalf of his company and him
self the writer takes this method Of
publicly thanking those, who have
seen it to their interest to cooperate
in business proposition that so plain
ly and so long has been appreciated as
commercial necessity.
Over l70O ratings have been so far
forwarded to the home office and are
ready for the printer. The company
urgently requests those who have so
far failed to complete their ratings to
send them in at once, that there may
be no delay in the "Guide to be is
sued about the first of March next.
Fifty seven firms were enrolled as
subscribers in Lake Charles, La, in
II days, 27 firms and 10 Rice Mills in
less than a week time, is Crowleys re-
cord of endorsement, and so it has
been every where throughout the terri
tory to be embodied in this District
work.
New Iberia, which should have led
most cities in the District, has been
slow, but hard work has triumphed,
i'll defiance to malicious and unjust
opposition on the part of a few.
Assurance can be given however, to
those who have subscribe that the |
work will be complete in detail, and |
there will be no room for complaint.
Following are the names of SUBJ
scribers in and around New Iberia:
Leon Dreyfus, J. r. Davis, Smith, De
Blame 4 Suberbislle, DeBlanc & Landry,
B. 8. MeMahon, Joseph w. Eckart, /
New Iberia Milling b Dev. Co., State
National Bank, w. G. Disch & Bro,
Drath Hardware Co., G. C. & F. Laughlin,
New Iberia Enterprise, DR.. 81. A. King,
DR.. F. A. Brian, DR.. J. w. K. Shaw,
Dr.. J. F. Garrett, DR.. J. Wofford San
1srs, DR.. j. P. Harrison, j. n. Courrege,
Jabob G1th, New Iberis Ice and Bottling
Works, Jake ImmsrS Co.. New Ibe-
10 Furniture Co., applied to thso., A. ].
Cfainor Sons, ,>Smitkrict Court y~-R. D.
G. C. Adria PaT. W. Wyche
4ehy. Co., All. B. OrvreT, P. A. Duplex,
:. A. Pharr, Rene Francois, J. v. Con-
Iran, L. Lopez, Cade & Smedes Bros,
freeman & Co., Jules A. Olivier, Pbarr &
,nith, 8. A, Sorrell, ALI. Duboin, C. E.
brown, r. Landry, q. P. DeBlanc, Adri-
y Gonsonlin, Delcambre & Co., Kibbie
Williams, Pfstsr Bros, v. A. SON.
the, DR. Guy A. Shaw.
Expressing thanks for the many
extended and trusting the ,
oming year will prove a prosperous !
ne for all Of Iberia's merchants, the
Triter begs to subscribe himself.
Very respectfully, /.
NJ. J. Boland,
State Supt Of Agents.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
AL. H. WILSON.

Mr.. Wilson the sweet singer is not
stranger to the New Iberia theatre
goers and there is no doubt that those
who saw him on his last visit to this
city will go again, s'The Prince in
Tatters'' which Mr.. Wilson is playing
this year is the best play he has ever
appeares in and will be the best seen
in New Iberia this season. He will
appeared at the Vendome Opera House
ON Sunday, Feb. 14th. Seats for this
attraction will be for sale Friday,
Feb. 18th, at a. IN. No orders for
tickets will be received before this
date.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
REGULAR MEETING POLICE JURY

New IBERIA, La. Feb. 4th, 1904.
The Police Jury convened this day in
regular session with President Britain in
the chair and all the members present to-
wit:
Boutte, Decuir, Decourt, Delcambre,
Goula, Ortte, Romero, and Suberbielle.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Treasurer submitted his regular
monthly report which was adopted.
The Tax Collector handed in his state
ment showing total collection of SO, 733.-
10 for the month of January,
The following acquisitions for licenses
were granted
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06

There being no further business the
meeting was declared adjourned.
J. F. BRITAIN, President.
A. B. ROMERO, Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
SECOND PRIMARY.

The second race for Auditor be-
tween Martin Berhman, Of New Or
leans and w. 8. Frazee, Of st. Landry
and 0. B. Steele, of Baton Rouge and
J. n. Smith, for Treasurer, is called
by the Democratic State Committee,
to take place, Feb. g, 1904. The
Enterprise supports Hon. o. B.
Steele, for Treasurer and Martin
Bcrhman for Auditor and we hope
they will win believing they are
the most acceptable candidates.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
ARRANGEMENTS FOR CONVENTION.

| ARRANGEMENTS FOX CONVENT ION.
st. Louis, Feb. 2.-The Commit.
tee of Arrangements for the Dem
ocratic National Convention had
another session here this morning,
and consulted with the Local Com
mittee.
A large number Of applications
for seats at tho Convention were
received and placed on file. 1t was
announced that no action in regard
to the distribution Of seats will be
taken until a special committee Of
Of the Subcommittee had examined
into the seating arrangements. This
Committee consists of D. j. Cam
pau, Chairman; ]. NJ. Head, Ten
nsssee; C. A. Walsh, Iowa, and
N. E. Mack, New York. The Sab.
committee on arrangements Of the
Democratic National Committee re-
convened today to complete ar
rangements for the National Con-
vention. Committeeman Campau,
Of Michigan; Mack, Of New York
Johnson, Of Kansas, and Secretary
Walsh will act as q subcommittee
Of the Committee on Arrangements
and will serve in conjunction with
the local committee, visiting st. |
Louis frequently.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1904-02-06
kodol Dyspopsla Cure

A nergo in Texas has been sentenced
TO = thousand years imprisonment.
He will hardly serve his entire term.
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Staats Siccns : Scfamntmadnng.

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Sheriff bon Baltimore.
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StGotiIdlc @erprouuun.


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Gliiabcth 6. Sdlmibt.

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US Der COB bic guGeE brl6t,
700 o~ereeiien mir Sid Mot.
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Welanic &rcntcr.

w ifarb am Is. @pril 1904. mad Iinqerem
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Sic Sib nit ms %Dereint.
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gSirif Su mob oft bcluciri.
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Sem SSed1fel oiCicr 3cii,
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9hib Did bon unl'rcr Scit,
uno infer Ser5 c3 blutct
gto6 icbt Dor Irnlrtgfeit!
GOD Caroline 8cg uno Ninocr
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