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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-12-03
Railway Locals.

To Spend Winter in the Sunny South.
As winter approaches it Is noticeable how
many people anticipate spending the dreary
months in the sunny South, either for
pleasure or health.
The regularWinter Tourist Tickets are now
on sale at all Stations on the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad to principal points in Florida
and the South at very low rates.
Full information as to time of trains,
routes. Stop-overs etc, can be procured on
application to any Ticket Agent of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. tD3l
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-12-03
The Sovereign State VS.. the Sovereign
HOgPen.

Over in Washington, Pa, it is unlaw-
ful to keep hogs in town. Messrs.
George Carter and Charles Branch,
colored, evidently charged with keeping
IA pen in partnership, were tried Tues
day of last week in the county court.
Carter was found guilty, Branch not
guilty. Carter was fined 81 and costs,
the latter heavy, as 30 witnesses testi-
fed. Branch, though declared innocent,
had to pay one-half the costs. The
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was
the prosecutor and the charge that of
maintaining a nuisance in the form of
pig-sty to the peril of the health of
the community" The OhSerrer says
The case attracted much attention and the
whole neigh borhood turned out to hear the
case and To give evidence.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-12-03
New Business Locals.

All who Use Atomizers in treating nasal
catarrh will get the best result from Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price, including
spraying tube, IS cents. Sold by druggists
or mailed by Ely Bros, Sc Warren St, n. y.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. |, 1900
Messrs. ELY BRos.-l sold two bottles of
your Liquid Cream Balm to a customer,
William Lamberton, 1915 Delachaise St,
New Orleans; he has used the two bottles,
giving HIM wonderful and most satisfactory
results.
GEORGE w. MCDUFF, Pharmacist.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-12-03
Gratifying News.

The Savage Mountain Fire Brick
Company of this place has completed
the new tunnel of 500 feet opened an
extraordinarily high grade of flint fire
clay. The company's expectations,
therefore, have been more than realized
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-12-03
Thirty Years ago.

For the week corresponding with this
in 1874 the paragraphs below comprise
in part items of occurrence then new:
The New York Tribune was quoted as say
ing that Cheap coal would unlock the
wheels of industry far sooner than would
cheap currency.
Rev. George S. May and family arrived
Thursday, December 10, 1874. The follow
ing Sunday he delivered his first sermon as
rector of st. Johns =. Il. Church.
James Taylor, of this place, was hurt in
Borden Shaft December by a fall of a
small quantity of coal and slate. On his
way out he stopped to correct some lrrcgu-
larity noticed in the track and the fall oC-
Cured while he was STOPPING.
The JOURNAL accompanied b. J. Thomas
through New Hope mine.
Thursday, December TO- 1874, Miss Annie
f.. Thomas was married to Mr.. Henry j.
Powell by Rev. John Thomas. The we'd
ding took place at the residence of the
brides father. James b. Thomas, and many
guests enjoyed royal time.
An upset stove i'll Public School Building
No December | ocCasioned a big scare.
A lamp, overlooked from filing caught
fire in John Harris house December 10 and
came near doing great damage.
Prof. J. NJ. Byrne, principal, and Misses
Belle Lint and Belle Wieskettle, assistants,
directed a fine school entertainment at
Eckhart December and 3.
James Cronley, of Eckhart told the pub
lie in a card how his son, Michael, got into
a Sunday fight with James Cunning Deem
Der 6, 1874, and came out winner.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-12-03
ORDER NISI.


Thomas J. johnson, next friend, etc,
J. Flossie Johnson et a.
No. 500 Equity
In the Circuit Court for Allegany County.
ORDERED, This ID day of December, in
" the wear nineteen hundred and four, by
the Circtrt Court for Allegany county, sit
ting in Equity
That the private sale made and reported in
the above cause by Thomas J. Johnson
Trustee, to Mary Elizabeth Harbel wife of
Lewis Harbel be ratified and confirmed I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
ON or BEFORE
Monday, January =, 1905;
provided a copy of this Order be published
in some newspaper published in Allegany
county, Maryland, once a week for three
successive weeks BEFOBE the Goth day of
December, 1904.
The report states the amount of private
sale to be sl5l5.5o. !. w. 1ot MI,
True copy. Test Clerk.
wv. YpvNG, Clerk: Dec 3-3t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-12-03
A Perfect Fit

Is what the ready clothing man will
| promise YOU but you will be exception
ally lucky if you get it from him.
You might as we'll expect to buy ready
made teeth and have them fit your mouth.
When we do your
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
Una orden del d1a
de Kuropatkin

En- una orden del dia fechada en-
Mukden ell dia de Octubre pasado
dice Ell general Kuropatkin a suS sol.
dados,
LAS tropas del ejercito manchuria
no, aunque aninadas del mejor deseo,
no han sido 10 sufciente numerosas
para veneer a los japoneses. Aun Sc
necesita algt1n tempo para alcanzar
la victoria final
Por esto, aunque los japoneses nos
han atacado en- Ta-Tche Kiao. Liam
diansin y Liao-Yang, no he creido que
.el momento de aprovechar con exito
la revancha haya llegado. Por este
motive ordene la retirada.
La ordene cen tristeza, 81; pero
con la frme conviction de que era
necesaria para no retardar la victoria
final.
Durante siete meses, cientos de mi
llares de hombres, m1llares de caballos
y millones de libras de provisiones
han llegado la Manchuria de la Ru-
|sia europea y de la Siberia.
Aunque sean lnmensos nuestroS su
frimientos y graude el sacrihcio, pen
sad en- ell valor que para Rnsia tiene el
exlto de la campaf1a. y sobre todo,
pensad en- Ell socorro que de nosotros
esperan conStantemente nuestros her
manos de Puerto Arturo, que, encerra-
dos desde hace siete meSes en- aquella
plaza, resisten heroicamente al enc
migo, que solo esperan de nosotros la
1fberta0 " Ia vida COrnO DrerniO < enc
|esfuerzos inmensos por reservar para
la patria la plaza que Sc lie ha con-
fiado"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
Progresses en- Ia construction
DE IA MAQrIyARIi DE ASERRAR NiDERlS

No es necesario ser muy vieio para
recordar el tempo en- que toda la ma
dera sacada de los trozos Sc cortaba
con una sola sierra montada en- una
armazon pesad1sima hacienda de Sc
tenta q Glen movimientos por minute:
ademas de este procedimiento lento y
Modesto de aSerrar, no habla ninguna
facilidad para manejar los, trozos, ex-
cepto brazo.
Cuando Sc recuerda aquel tempo
parece maravilloso que fuese possible
el preparar las maderas de aquella ma
nera, y mas raro atm que Sc vendie-
sen q los precjoS que entonces Sc OBJ
tenfan. Que antes habfa diez aserra-
doreS en- distritos en- que hoy no hay
sino uno, no Sc puede poner en- duda
pues ami estan las ruinas &c los vieioS
aserraderos que Sc pueden encontrar
en- las margenes lie casi todas las CO.
rrientes riachuelos en- los Estados
del Este y del Centro de los Estados
Unidos.
Es verdad que en- aqrellos dias la
demanda de MADEIRA era muy peque ia
comparada con la del presente; ade-
mas los jornales que Sc pagaban a los
assrradores y operarios eran mncho
memories que los de hoy. Sin embar-
go, por muchos af1os la sierra vertical
antigua pudo dar abasto a las de
mandas.
Las leyes del progreso humane y
las exigencias del crecimiento de las
industrlas Sc dejaron sentir su tie M
po los fabricantes de maderas, asi
como en- todos los demas ramos de ne
gocios, y la sierra vertical, en- su for
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
En- VIadiVOStOCk

Telegraflan de Tsingtaon, con fecha
Y, diciendo que ell vapor aleman PRO
gress" que salio de dicho puerto hace
20 dias, lego a Vladivostock condu-
clendo carga general, El conlandan-
te de dicko buque dice que le ha sldo
facil burlar la vigilancia de los buques
|japoneses y que gran ntimero de bar
cos. entire ellos bastantes ingleses, han
llegado tambien q Vla1ivostock con-
duciendo carbon y municiones.
Esta plaza, agrega ell comandante
aleman, esta fortihcada el puerto
Iser5 ninado. Sc procede rapidamen-
te Ia reparacion de los buques ave-
riadoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
QUE CONSTE

Persona autorizada nos suplica ha-
gamos constar que es absolutamente
incierto que Ell teniente de la policia
insular seflor Carb6 hubiese sido lla-
mado por ell seflor Gobernador. mu
cho menos que conferenciase con 6l.
Tambien es incierto que haya cele-
brado Conferencias con el seflor Hamill
primer jefe del cuerpo.
Fue sorprendido el estimado colega
que publico dicha informacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
COSaS 'raraS

....y dice "El Sum-" del cual trans
cribimos 10 siguiente,. en- su nt1mero
de aver:
"Segdn designa nuestra ley electoral
VICENTE, las proXimas elecciones Sc
veriticarSn ell dia 8 del proximo mes
de Noviembre: es decir, ell primer
lunes despues del primer martes. .
iEl primer lunes despues del primer
martes. -! lei lunes despues del
martes'
Tambien 10 de lamar brdrlmo a
Noviembre ell dla :. del mes en- cues
tlon es TN POGO original; pero NADIA
como 10 del iunes despues del martes.
Como no sea que este en- vigor al
guna disposition nueva para contar los
dlas de la semana poi el metodo del
cangrejo....
Bien temprano, el colega de la ma
flsna hace la siguiente aclaracion, con
respecto los informes que diera aver
del crimcn de Cataflo.
Despues de otras rectihcaciones
aSrSSa: o.ia
"El natador de Sandalio Reyes tie
ne solamente IS aflos, y no IS, como
declamos aver, ademas resulta ser
persona de buenos antecedentes.
Plausible es la prontitud del colega,
Pero no Sc apure por ell daflo que hs-
yam podido cauSar sus informes al
asesino de Sandalio Reyes.
.Todos hemos convenido en- que los
males anfettdentes y el pueblo de ma
turaleza (ManatO correspondent al 81
lion en- que estaba durmiendo el mata-
dor cuando fue a interviuvarlo ell mott =
ciero del News.
va We el colega, como hasta en- esta
oca sion, ha resultado inofensivo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
Las alcantariIlas

Es verdaderamente horrible Ell olor
de algunas alcantarillas, es insoporta-
BILE, es asesino.
El nGmero de las alcantarillas apes.
tosas, ha crecido de un modo extraor-
dinar
Antes eran dos tres; ahora TO exa-
jeramos diciendo que son todas, todas
va va siendo epojoso ell pasar por
las Gales, y sno Sc pone I'm remedio
pronto a 10 que estamos va cansados y
hasta de denunciar, va podemos pre-
decir la total despoblaci6n de San
Juan ipor asfxia!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
Las retretaS

Vuelven reanudarse las retreats
en- la plaza de Armas, los domingos
por la noche
La excelente banda del battalion de
Puerto Rico ha regresado 4 la Capital
Ell director Sr. Miranda nos participa
que tiene un nuevo repertoire de pie
zas para extrenar, todas admirables.
Nuestro p1blico aficionado a la MT
Sica esta de enhorabuena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02

diciendo un correo que saE6 de Puer.
to Arturo que los rusos oponen una
resistencia encarnizada y que no To-
graran jamas. los japoneses, mientras
queden en- la plaza municiones, otra
cosa que sacrifcar su gente.
Telegramas de Toxic dicen que los
depositos de aqua de Puerto Arturo
han caido en- poder de los japoneses.
Los rusos no pucden, por 10 tanto, ha.
Ger uso de sus refectores electricos,
porque el funciouamiento de las ma
quinas hidraulicas ha quedado inte-
rrumpido al fartarles Ell aqua.
Segtn dice ell corresponsal en- San
Petersburgo del sJournal", de Paris,
la guarnicion de Puerto Arturo esta
en- la creencia de que la escuadra del
Baltico llegaria dicha plaza hacia ell
IS del pasado mes.
Telegrahan de Kharbin que las ba.
jas que los japoneses tuvieron frente
a Puerto Arturo en- la noche del IS de
Septiembre fueron considerab bles, ha-
biendo recogido los rusos mas de 1900
cadavereS japoneses en- las cercanlas
de sus fuerteS
Agrega ell despacho, que la escua-
dra rusa contribny6 al bombardeo de
las posiciones japonesas siendo recha-
zado ell ataque en- toda la linea.
Con feche IS del pasado telegrafan
de Toxic, que segdn despachos ALI
recibidos, los japoneses Sc han apode-
rado de seis fuertes gee pertenecen a
ia segunda l1nea de defensas. Ahora
mas que nunca creese en- Toxic que la
caida de la plaza es question de dias
Telegr ahan de Tchef1 que en- la Sc
rie de combates ha bidos frente aPuer-
to Arturo y que empezaron Ell dia 10
del pasads, los japoneses han prscedi-
do con una gran prudencia, atacan-
do los fuertes que cubren Ell norte de
la ciudad, al nordeste noroeste.
lnformes de origen chine. dicen que
los japoneseS, gracias la cautela con-
que proceden, no han perdido en- estos
tlltimos ataques mas que 5000 hom-
bres; pero despachos de origen russo
afrmap que en- la serie de com bates
empezados ell dia 10 del pasado han
perdido el triple, al menos, de las CT
fras que dan los telegramas chinos.
Creese en- Tchefd que ell punto de
mas importancia ocupado por los ja-
poneses es ell fuelte Kuropatkin.
Aunque SD importancia es secunda-
ria con respecto a Ia plaza, tiene gran
des ventajss su possession, por asegurar
lei abastecimiento de aguas la plaza
de Puerto Arturo
Dicen de San Petersburgo que los
japoneses, habiendo montado muchos
canones de IL pulgadas no han cesado
de bombardear la plaza desde ell dia
10 al 10 del pasado, siguiendo al ca71o.
neo un ataque general que fue recha-
zado en- tOdas sus parties con grandes
perdidas para los japoneses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
En- Ell cementeriO

Puede decirse que toda Ia poblaci6n
de San Juan desflo aver por el Ce-
menterio.
A las cinco de la tarde presentaba un
aspecto de gran animation. Muchss
tumbaS estaban cubiertas de coronas Y
flores.
Proximamente a las cinco media
comenzo la retirada del p1blico.
A les seis estaba va el cementerio
solo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
Ell jab6n La Roca

Hemos dido hacer grandes elogies
del excelente jab6n fabricado expresa-
Mente para nuestros amigos los sefIo.
res La Roca.
El jab6n de este nombre es un per-
fume suave y delicado, tiene las con-
diciones mas accommodates para el
tocador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02

Ell domingo celebraran I'm mitin,
en- la plaza de Armas, de esta ciudad
los elementos republicanos lie Sar
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-02
Pasajeros

Llegados en el vapor rArkadia"
procedentes de New Orleans: E. vi
veil y sonora, c. Bomels, Million Hac-
kes, L. B. Fort y R. c. Lewis
Llegados en- ell "Caracas", proceden.
tes de Curacao: Cipriano Gonzalez
Maria H. Gonzalez, Antonio Gonzalez
Jose Gonzalez, Juan Quintero, Frede-
rick Santin.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-04-16

The Franklin g. Abbeville Rail.
road Co. will begin the running Of
passenger trains between Frank
lin and New Iberia on Monday the
25th inst. The train will leave
Sterling Station in rear of Sterl.
ing Refinery at 1870 o'clock a. III.
leaving Franklin Depot at 8:15
a. m. thence to Baldwin F.&A.
Junction, Oypremot branch via all
points on their road to David juno
ton with the !. &V. branch and
thence to New Iberia which it
reaches at 10 o'clock a. m. On the
return trip the train will leave
New Iberia at 2:3O p. III clearing
the Cypremort branch at Baldwin
before the arrival of the Cypre.
mot branch train on it's afternoon
trip Will carry passengers and
freight from all points on the NJ.
l.. & T. Road and the M. L & r.
road will carry passengers and
freight from all points on the f. &
A. line.
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INN lVNVVNNNVV' MINIMUM nNNNNNlI!!
z PIE K SON AL S. q

Mrs. Thos II. Morse accompa-
MED by Miss Emma Morse, return
cd Sa urday from a brief visit TO
New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. LeDOux Smith re
turned home on Thursdaa from q
pleasant visit TO relatives in New
when they have beer spending a
fortnight.-Batop Rouge Truth
Charles CIerc, a former 1berian,
now a popular Knight of the grip,
booked orders In this neck of the
woods the forep,rt Of the week.
Edgar d. Burrows went to Laf-
yette the latter part of last week
on business mission.
| A. Martin left on the noon
rain on the 9th for Lafayette.
Captain w. ID Gooch, promi
Perry Ciuzep, was visit + in our
midst last Saturday.
A. J. Cammack of New Iberia
was a Sunday visitor In Crowley
stopping at the Commercial Hotel.
Signal.
Judge Robert Brown is himself
again after seige of sickness
which laid him up couple of
days.
Raoul Espcnan spent the greater
part of last aud this week at Erath.
j. Il. Hitter of New Iberia was
one Of the visitors in the city Mon
day.-Crowley Signal.
Miss Katie, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Brooks sailed from
N. o. on Saturday, April End, on
the "LOuisiana' for Cuba. She will
be the guest for some time of her
sister Mrs. Mcmahon of Cienfeu
gois, Cuba; her brother -in-law DR..
Mcmahon being u. 8. Mari Hos
pital Surgeon of Cienfeugois. On
her return to the States she will
be the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. |
Peterson, on Washington Ave, st |
Louis.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-04-16
For Sale,

! 10 horse power boiler and 20 hor
power engine.
80 horse power boiler and 20 ham
power engine
apply to
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-04-16
F. & A. R. R.
Will Inaugurate Passenger
Service

Officials Of the +. g. A. Railway
Co. are;
President, F. d. Williams, Pat
tersop.
Manager, jules Godchaux, N. o.
Superintendent, c. ID. Kemper,
Franklin.
Auditor, Ferdinand b. Lauruo,
N. o.
General Freight & Passenger
Agent, A. G. Lobdell, Baldwin.
Total Mileage of the run will
be 81 miles.
Arrangements have been con.
pleted with the s. p. off ,cials,
whereby the agents Of the Ia ter
company act as agents Of the for
mer in receiving freight at both
this point and Franklin.
Local tariff rates between this
place and points on the road will
be about the same as the same
the local special jobbers rates in
in force on the s. r. between this
place and Jeanerette or Adeline.
Mr.. X. s. Mcmahon IS in re-
ceipt of letter from Superinten-
dent kemper, which says in part:
1--WE hope to have the cO-opera-
ton Of all the beslness people in
New iberia, in order that the
operation of our trains may be
successful. Leaving Franklin, as
we do, at 1915 in the morning, ar
irving at New Iberia at 10 o'clock
and leaving New Iberis a, $50
p N to return to franklin q, 4:3O
gives New Iberia q decided advan.
tage over Franklin. II the mer-
chants Of New Iberia, buying in
carload lots will solici'e the trade
Of the poOple who lives IN the
Cypremort praries. they will un-
dOubtly be successful in secur
ing orders which heretofore
were placed in Franklin or New
Orleans. We are having printed
local and tariff rates on Ml COM
mOdit'es. copies of which We will
submit 10 you in due course. If
this run does not pay it is our
intention of our company to dis
continue it; and as you represent
the Progressive League of New
Iberia we appeal to you for any
assistance that you can render
us. II you will come 10 Franklin
on the early morning train (6
o'clOck) OH Monday morning the
the % inst and bring the Progress
sive League with you, we will be
pleased to have you make the
initial trip from franklin to New
Iberia over our new road.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-04-16

The f. and A. II. II joins the
New Iberia-Eunice branch near
the |. and V. junction in the Pc
tite Anse country. some five miles
south of this city. 1t passes
through rich portion Of Iberia
and st. Mary parishes, passing
near PatoutvilIe, if we are not mis-
taken. also crossing the big DRAMA
&c and navigable canal now being
constructed from here to the Gulf.
The news conveyed by the above
dispatch from Franklin will be
quite pleasant to a great many
New Iberlans and even more her
ians.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-04-16

The FRANKLIN and Abbeville
Railroad of which Jules GOdchaux
is president and G. D. Kemper
manager has announced that it
will put on a passenger train from
Franklin TO New Iberia and way
stations. This road is being rapi
dIy extended toward Lafayette,
and it is that by fall regular pas
senger service will be maintained
between RoyvilIe and Franklin a
distance of sixty miles.-Franklin
special in Times Democrat.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-04-16
Pansy Club
Organized by Young People of
''Brooklyn."

The Pansy Club was recently
organized in "Brooklyn" and is
composed almost exclusively of
young folks residing in that por--
ton of our thriving city.
The Pansy's initial event given
Sunday last in the Weeks woods,
on the East side of the Teche, pro
we'd a thoroughly delightful event
to one and al the participants and
will long remain pleasant IN their
memories. Those who enjoyed
the happy event were:
Misses Augustine Pressala,
Margaret Mendozs, Moy Boyle,
Olett Dolan, Euphemie Mini.
Rose Mouret, Leila Broussard,
Susie Boyle, Eta Anger Eveline
Leblanc, Olympic Blanc; Masters
Cleveland Barber, Louis Durand,
Louis Mini, Albert Breaux. Euge.
Orgerou, Slavin Broussard, Ralph
Mouret, Balch Migues, Lawrence
Mouret, Sam Boyle, Mildred Mou
ret.
Cleveland Barber is manager
Df thp nrrQnIznfinO
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Df you get a complimentary
copy Of the Iberian it Is tor your
inspection. We trust that you
will find it a Newsletter" worth
two ~ cents q week. Send us
your subscription - only 81 90 for
year Of 81 copies.
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| tuesday.
DR.. Robert J. Young, George
Lyons, Jake Ritter and George J..
Griffin, all prominent Abbevillians
were among Tuesdays visitors.
ii O. HutsOn of New iberia was
trausacting business in Crowley
Saturday Signal.
&. M. Owen,division freight and
passenger agent of the $. r., WAS
a visitor IN the city overnight.
Il. G. Press.
George M. Robertson attended
the meeting of the State Board of
Appraisers of which he is a mem
Der which convened at Baton Rou
ge few days
Ed Lehman, of Kaplan, came in
on the noon tan Tuesday.
Joseph jefferson il in the Ores
cent City this week performing
at the Tulane Theatre.
Mrs. Samuel Luehm and j tie
daughter Rose returned to their
home near Marcel p. o. on Mon
day after pleasant visit with re-
latives and friends.
Mayor Jules Dupuy was re-
cent Wis tor to the Crescent City.
l. .. Broussard, Adam Bras
seaux and w. N. Miller were in
the City Wednesday from Able
vile.
Alva Mcclure and Emile
l.. SavOie of the Jennings OIL
Fields visIi ed relatives and
friends Sunday last.
Jas. Callahan, of Washington
La. was a pleasant caller atthe
lberian Office on Tuesday.
Mr.. Portues r. Burke, of New
Iberia isa st. Cbarl guest.
-Picayune.
Dave Davis came up from
Jeanerette Sunday to visit home
folks, relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Refine Of New
Iberia are at the st. Charles.
-Picayune.
Jules Godchaux was among the
visitors IN our midst S turday.
Edgar Dutel of Abbeville was q
Sunday arrival
ellis Heberttl ak-~st'le Thibo
danx excursion last Sunday.
Frank b Williams, of Patterson
one of the lie di, g lumbermen of
the Sou Il and a Republican, cane
up from his home Saturday last
70 attend the big Republican ga
thering held here { g $ me day.
Simon Leblanc came over from
A bbeville last Saturday OH brief
visit.
A. b. Carter made FLYING trim
% New iberia on last Monday TO
7'sit relatives Mr.. Carter reports
business little quiet there.
-Eunice Commerciaist.
Mrs. Theodore Fer y of Abbevil-
and Miss Julia Boutte of Now
Der'a were guests of Mrs. Claude
ugler last week.-Abbevil,e Nor
Mrs. Edward Avery McIlhennv
nj little family WHO have beer.
ne guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert 5
loore will leave during the week {
Dr. their home at Avery's Island.
N. Q. States.