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The independent., 1905-01-26
Miscellaneous.

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With Kansas City Star. -. / 10
With Cosmopolitan Magazine / IS
With Everybody's Magazine 65
With Good Housekeeping. ! 35
With Nebraska Farmer. -. / IS
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neighborhood is on the subscription
list of both.
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NORTH EAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mauldin. Of
Aonamo, are guests of Mrs. f. +. Rit-
tcnh0uSe.
Ms. Laura J. Tammany, of Havre de
Grace, was the guest of Miss Beatty this
week.
Miss RcSSie Mccarthy returned Thurs
day from II two months visit with re.a-
tivCs' in Virginia and Baltimore.
Miss Annie Tammany. of Havre de
Grace, and Mr.. Sattcrfield, of Perry
Vile, were guests of Mrs. NJ $. Hughes
Miss Mabel Matthews WAS an over
Sunday guest of Miss Maize Ewing.
Miss Emily Shippers spent her vaca-
tion with Miss Gertrude scarborough, in
Wilmington.
Mrs. karSner and Miss Elsie Karsner.
of Chesapeake City, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with Mrs Dashell at the
Parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holton were Phila-
delphia visitors this week
Miss JennieNIatthews entertained Miss
Agatha Scott, of Appleton several days
this week
DR.. II. \. Wormll spent Saturday and
Sunday in West Chester and Philadel-
phia.
Misses Mary and Ida Kimble were
guests Of Mrs. f. b. Fockler Last week.
Mr.. George Simcoe spent the past
week in Trenton. ~ ].
Mrs. II. II. Wilson was an Blkton
visitor on Monday.
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At this writing Mr.. Harry A. Nc~btt
is better. The first of the week he was
very Lad.
Mr. c. VI. Blackburn and Bros. have
opened a store between W. X. Nesbitt
and II. II. Cameron. They are prepared
t" serve the public with milk. cream,
frnit, vegetables groceries. confectionery
tobacco. cigars, oysters and fresh fish.
Please do not forget the oyster supper
which the Methodist Church choir will
hold On election afternoon and evening
your supper and help the good cause
a,ong.
Misses Cassie Durgin and Bertha Smith
enjoyed very much an oyster supper
given in their honor by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Nee lcnahan ut their home
Last Sunday morning Rev. V. s.
Collins preached to over fifty of the
knights of Pythias and Knights of the
Golden Eagle, accompanied by num-
Der of their friends from Havre de
Mr. John Mitchell spent Sunday with
his wife in Baltimore
Mrs. Lizzie Keen. of Rising Sun. visit
cd Mrs, John Atkinson Tuesday.
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PERRYVILLE.

Misc ,uro Rorwick Of pbiIodeInhio
visited her n,o+h,r Mrs s lame BAR
Wei his v-anr;
NJ Stocv ,.o,,,,a)I of Rroollvn. \ Y.
- ris,ting his ,,rrr,'ts Mr. and Nrs q
Co,,,on - ,;,tan
Mr. Fr;sbv Cochran. Of PHILADELPHIA,
Snnnt s:,n.',,. Ia 4 Win hi, norants here
NTrs Chn>+4r ", Tervis has returned
from, :, dn,imhtf,,, t,.fn to Columbia and
PhilodnI,h;
Ji+tIn Ms. NTorl Rnyrn1Is l. visiting
ba,. .ennt Mrs Robert Pierce in CoIoro'
Mrs Johu Hewitt and children. of
Sno,rovs Point visited her father Mr..
T ", ror,r,Y nix wool.
Mr. Frank ,c IlI;ster. of phi,oIclnhir.
while ,ynrl,fr. with fhr American Bridge
60 on Tnrs1,v. was scupfzel between
some heavy iron md hurt very badly.
Mr. Christian Rolling of Frederick.
i visiting rr'atiy,,. in town.
Mrs Jessr Hnwrll. of Poplor Point,
visited r,iori,es in town last week,
Rrv w. T. Greenfield attended the
funeral Of Rev, ,fr Collie in Lancaster.
Pa, on Hfon19v Mr. Collie is well
known in this sact:on. having rIrlched
here on .pv.rII nr,a. ions
Mrs p, 2. Ucirhur~cr visited her
brother, Mr.. James Eright. in po1+ De-
po<it, who is very sick with typhoid
favor on Wedncsd,v
The Ladies' .,,t Circle m.t at the home
Of Mrs u G ITcfrcclor ON "Wednesday,
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BAY VIEW.

Miss Maud Charles, of vim ton.
was entertained by Miss Coz Be- amin
over Sunday.
Mrs. Elliott and -. George Elliott, of
and Ms. s. II. Lewis over Sunday.
Miss Della Kirk. Of GrecnhurSt. was
entertained by Miss Susie Matthews on
Sunday.
Rev. ]. II. Bryan was in Baltimore this
week
Mrs. White, of PIincipo.wuS the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Abrams on Sun
day.
The ladies' cleared 500 from the Au-
tumnal social held last Saturday. 1t was
a success in every way, and everybody is
Mrs. NJ S. Brown WAS the guest of
friends in Wilmington last week
Mr.. John +. Johnson will lead the G..
e. meeting this Sunday evening, at 7.15
O'clock
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Port Deposit.
Miss Logan was In Philadelphia last week.
Miss GalIbreth was the guest OF Mrs. J. MI
Heverin, Saturday.
We are glad to know, that Miss Goldis
Gains has been successfully operated upon
at the Georgetown University.
Ross Thompson OF the Chester Military
Academy. Chester; was the guest OF Mrs. R.
b Galloway this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Galloway attended the
wedding, OF their son william D. to Miss
Collmus Of Baltimore; Wednes day evening.
William Gibson Of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of II. B. Gibson.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The weekly devotional meeting 70 the
Epworth League will he in charge of
Miss Estelle l.. Deakyne next Sunday
evening at 6.30 p. m. Subject for con-
sideration. '''rhe Triumphs Of the King
DOM" Psalm 9G. The lcadcr usually
conducts very interesting meeting.
Come out and enjoy the meeting with the
old regulars
Mrs. ]. c. Carson and daughter, Miss
Adele, visited relatives in Elkton last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith sp>nt
Tuesday in Baltimore.
Mr.. Joseph Dean and Mr.. Cecil o.
Peoples, of Philadelphia, are spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nesbitt. of RichardSmcre.
Miss Lille Elizabeth Pugh spent Sun
day with Miss Louise Wagner Of Rising
Sun.
Mrs. p. Copper and children. of Char
lestown, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs Robert Tgnor.
MeSSrS. joe Murray and John Moore
spent few DAYS at Baltimore this week.
Mr.. Merritt Smith spent Sunday with
a friend in Philadelphia.
Misses Cassie DuTgin. Bertha Smith,
Mary Durgin. and r. E&tela Butchcn-
hart visited Rising sun Pennington.
Principle, GreenhulSt and other points
of interest on Sunday
Miss Maize Osmond was Miss Bessie
Nj. Taylor's guest Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ndsbtt, of
RichardSmere celebrated the fifteenth an
niversary Of their marriage. Quite a
large number Of their friends enjoyed
this occasion, which was given Monday
evening, Oct. 30th, at their home. The
bride and groom were the recipients Of
some very nice ana useful presents. The
company, married as well as single, en-
joyed the dancing. About 1870 supper
and refreshments We're served. Among
those who enjoyed this occasion from
Port were Mr.. and Mrs Adam Peoples.
Miss Mabel Peoples, Mcsars. Cecil and
Maxwell Peoples, Mrs. James Richard
son, Mrs. George Lamm, Harry Lamm
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CHARLESTOWN.

Mrs J. W. Logan is entertaining, DIR. and
Mrs. N. B. Morrison, Wilmington; O. W.
Gauert. Mr.. aid Mrs. james H. Richardson,
OF Philadelphia, at 1.-The Naples"
Miss Mae Gibson has accepted position In
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs, E B. Cantwell of Wilmir gton;
were the guests of Mrs. J. N. Black this week,
Mrs. j. b Graham Is visiting relatives In
Wilmington.
Mrs. @. P. Cooper and daughter, Miss
Gladys were Saturiay-Monday visitors In
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| Edna Lamm. MISSES Bertha Smith, r.
Estrila Butchenhart; Messrs. Archer
Coaie. Merritt Smith, William and Eddie
| Winchester, Misses Elizabeth Burlin,
| Margaret Gamble, Mamie, Grace and
| Mr.. Samuel st. Clair, besides II large
number of neighbors.
Mrs. Robert l.. Stebhing is visiting
| relatives in Chesapeake City.
The bazaT which the Riverside COrnet
Band held in the Town Hall last week
was Il success. They have cleared be-
| tween $3.50 and 500. 1t has been rll-
morcd that he band will buy new suits.
| Each evening the helpers of the bazaar
We're inspired by a dance. which the
band gave them after the rush. Misses
Nora Harvard and Edna Lamm collect
ed money fer II gold watch. As Miss
| Harvard collected the most money, she
| received the watch. She collected over
500. Miss l.amm collected over $40, and
| shc waH presented with very handsome
| camera. Mr.. Harry Il. Cameron re-
| Criycd very handsome set of dishes.
| The ticket he bought contained the lucky
| number. Roland AtiIiH>Da ArthurGrmt,
| Frank Cunningham and George st Clair
| collected money for u Cormet. As Ito-
| ian / Atkinson collected the most money
| hp received the corEet. He collected
| about so. At the fancy table they had
| Il large dol dressed in light blue. which
went to the person who guessed the
right name. The ramc WAS Catherine,
! ari Mr. Merritt Smith WAS the succc>E-
Miss Rachel Douty is visiting Mrs.
Margaret Mitchell, of Philadelphia.
DIR. II. w. Hopes and daughter. Made
line. were Baltimore visitors last week.
Some rf our young folks had very
pleasant dance in the town hall halOw-
cen.
Mrs Samuel Reynolds visited her
daughter, Mrs. Jerome Conway, of Bal
tinore.
Mr.. Earl Murdoch. the blind student,
of the Jacob Tome Institute. has re-
turned to his home in Ohio.
Mr.. George Lamm was a Baltimore
visitor Monday.
Mr.. Thompson f. Williams announces
the marriage of his daughter, Miss Mary
Charlotte Williams. to Mr.. J. Walton
Campbell. on Wednesday, October %.
The ceremony was performed at I p. III.
in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by
Rev. Vaughan s. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell left on the 20 train for Wash
ington. and returned to Mr. and Mrs.
James CAmpbel's, where "a supper was
given in their honor Saturday evening
Mr.. Z. c. Williams. son of Mr. Thomp-
son +. Williams. and Miss Bertha Rut-
ter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rutter of Woodawn, were married Sun
day. October %, at 6 p. M, ut the Meth
! oii-t Episcopal Parsonage, Newark, Del,
by Rev f. c. Atkins
Nj Hope Caldwell, of New York,
visited his sister Mrs Enughan s Col
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Miss Mabel Day is the guest Of rela-
t;vcS in Chester and Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Beed, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. f.. +. Rittenhouse.
Mis-. Harry Style, of Philadelphia,
WIS the guest of Miss Ida Thomas on
Monday.
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LONG OVERCOATS

Are again the style for Young
Men, cut long ard full.
Blacks, Oxford and Fancy
Cheviots. $40, $12, SIS, and
up to $25, medium and Win
ter Weights. Regular CIT
Winter Overcoats, IS to SIS.
Fall Goats, S. to SIS. Top
Coats, Sc to $50. New Suits
this week, $40, $12, SIS, and
up to $40. This is new Under
wear time; plenty of it, in all
sizes, all kinds and prices.
Rain Coats are having a big
sale with us; $40 to $25.
Plenty of Boys Clothing in all
kinds.
Biggest MIIllIN,c Clothing
Best. Wilmington. Shoes
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-18

| Township No. - South, of Range East,
together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, situated or thereto
belonging, consisting of one neat cottage,
one barn, two or three out buildings, one
deep well for rice irrigation, pump house
and fencing.
This tract of land contains in all 24l 8S
acres of land, more or less, and is situated
about four miles South of the Town of
kaplan, Vermilion Parish, La, aud is
better known as the d Hebeeourt Planta-
ton.
In addition to the above, there will be
sold, for CASH only, on the said date OF
sale, the following movable property: 9
head of mules, l boiler and engine and all
agricultural implements on the above place
Terms of sale. one third cash on the day
of sale and for the remainder, purchaser
will furnish his two promissory notes pay
able in one and tive years with eight per
cent. per annum interest from date, said
notes to be made for equal parts of the
balance of the purchase price and to
identify n special mortgage and vendors
lien and privilege to be retained on said
property for the unpaid balance. Said
notes to also contain the usual legal
clauses of 10 per cent Attorneys fees in
case of suit.
This land will be sold and positively ad-
Indicated to the last and highest bidder,
on the day of sale. A rare bargain in real
estate.
By order Of j. G. Jung.
ID. l.. MCPHERSON, Agent
Don't forget the date of sale, December
Cd, 1905.
Act of sale before A. J. Golden, Notary
Public. Purchaser to pay for papers.
Abbeville, La, Nov. 9th, 1905.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-18
BENEFIT TO MANKIND.
One Of the Greatest Discoveries o,
the NlnatA0nth Century.

the Nineteenth Century.
There is nothing in the way of dis
covery i'm the nineteenth century that has
proved of greater benefit to mankind than
that of two eminent French chemists
Morgues and Gautier by name, who dis
covered way to separate the medicinal
curative elements, Of which there are
about fifty different kinds in the Gods
liver from the oil. and give to modern med
icine all the tonic, bodybuilding and
contemporaries of that grand old RENE
dy codliver oil, uRencumbered by the oily,
greasy part, which science had proved Of
no value whatever, either as food OF
medicine. Thus they produced Vinol.
Vinol is guaranteed to contain in high
ly concentrated from all the medicinal
elements of cod liver oil, actually, taken
from fresh Gods livers, and wherever old
fashioned cod liver oil or emulsions will
do good, Vinol will do far more good-for
being without oil, it is delicious to the
taste, easily assimilated and won't upset
the weakest stomach.
Vinol tones up the digestive organs
creates a heart appetite, makes rich, red
blood and creates strength for old people
weak women, puny children and after
sickness, and for pulnonry troubles it has
equal.
So strong is our faith in Vinol that WI
freely offer to return money in every case
where it fails to give satisfaction. John
r.. Taylor Druggist.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-18
THE RESOLUTIONS OF NEW
IBERIA BAR.

Upon motion of Hon. Walter ]. Burke,
the following resolutions were presented,
read and adopted in open court yesterday,
and the same ordered spread on the min
utes:
1.-THE court and the bar and other Of
ficers of the court learn with sorrow OF the
death of Mr.. Samuel Peintis, for many
years and at the time of his death, q dep
uty sheriff in this parish. Bearing evil
dence to the fact that the fidelity with
which he performed the duties entrusted
to him and the uniform courtesy with
which he treated those whom he came in
contact with, won the esteem ct his fell
low officers.
"Be it Resolved, that this expression oil
the court, the bar and the other officers be
perpetrated in the minutes of this day,
and Q copy be sent to the widow"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. A. Callen to George w. Dallas, &
= certain lot of ground situated in the cor
porate limits of the city of New Iberia
measuring 100 feet front on Lee street by
a depth of 113 feet, together with all i'm
provements thereon and appurtenances
thereof Consideration, $3.50.
Alfred Domingues to Jules Leblanc, q
certain lot of ground together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging, measuring IS feet
front on public street by depth of $40
feet more or less. Consideration, $3.50.
Theodore Lebon to Mrs. Melanie Genais
wife of Aladdin Landry, a certain tract or
parcel of land together with the buildings
and improvements thereon and thereunto
belonging, containing l2 arpents in super
fetal area. Consideration, 5000.
Zenon Johnson to the Waters Pierce Oil
Co., a certain tract or parcel of land stu
ated adjacent to the town Of Jeanerette.
Consideration, $l25.
Fernand j. De0ravelle to Franklin La
Grange, a certain tract or parcel of land
together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon and thereunto belong
ing, containing 40 and 3-4 arpents, situa-
ted along the line of the f. & A. Railroad.
Consideration S., S00.
Euzebe Landry to M. A. Patout & Sons.
certain tract of land together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon
and thereunto belonging, measuring 40
arpents more or less. Consideration,
100000.
M. A. Patout and Son to Euzebe Ian
dry, a certain tract of land with all the
buildings and improvements situated
thereon, measuring 9l2 arpents. Second
Another certain tract of land measuring
40 arpents. Consideration, 100000.
Eli Landry to M. A. Patoat & Son, a
certain tract of land with improvements.
measuring 40 arpents, together with all
the growing crops which are situated
thereon. Consideration, 100000.
Franklin LAGRANGE to Ellie Landry, a
certain tract Of land together with all the
buildings and Improvements situated
thereon and thereunto belonging, includ-
ing this season growing crops.
Miss Annie Kemp to John A. French, a
certain lot of ground, unimproved, situat-
ed in the city of New Iberia, measuring
10 feet front on the south side of French
street by a depth Of II 1-2 feet more or
less. Consideration, $3.50.
+. r. MyRs, agent ior Joo JeHerson,
lease to Il. F. Delahoussaye of the proper
ty known as the " Carrie Place." contain
ing 1856 arpents, from January LIST, 1905,
to the 31st of Dec. 1905.
Children Of Mrs. Cecilia LANCE to Mrs.
Carrie Korndoffer, wife Of Charles A.
Poirson. First--a certain lot or piece of
property together with all the buildings
and improvements tbeteon, situated near
the town Of Jean orette. Second-another
certain tract or parcel of land together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon and thereunto belonging, contain
ing superficial area of 40 arpents or
less. Consideration, $4500.0O.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-18

The Unsectarian Aid Society, me
yesterday evening and decided to give
dance and supper for the purpose o.
replenishing their exchequer The
Elk Lodge of this City have rendered
the Society theuse of their lodge room
for this purpose and we trust they
will meet with the success they de.
serve.
For Rent.-Three unfurnished
rooms, beautifully located in East
End. Enquire 7O7 East Main st.
Mr.. w. B. Ellis, Division Pas
senger Agent of the S. P. r. r. at
New Orleans, was in town last Mon
day and gave US an appreciated call
He was accompanied by Mr.. s. G..
Reed ike Div. Freight Agent with
headquarters at Lafayette.
Just a few copies left Of Golfers
Weekly containing ten Gibson
Drawings. Price Is cents.
THE Ladies of the Civic League
held a very enthusiastic meeting last
Friday afternoon. They will hold
a Especial meeting next Tuesday evening
at I O'Clock sharp and request the
presence of all the ladies who part
icipated in the Sanitary Clubs of New
Iberia You should attend.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement in another column of the
J. ". Wyche Machinery Co, who are
also handling first-class Pittsburg and
Alabama coal, which they will de-
liver OH your premises at reasonable
figures. Give them trial order.
Rev. j. E. Joyner, Of Lake
Charles will fill the pulpit at the
M. f. Church, on Sunday, November
10Th, at II a. m. and 80 p. m, in
the absence of Rev. A. w. Turner.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-18
FOR SALE.
A fine, we'll improved combina-
ton farm at Auction to the
last and highest bidder, on
DaGnmhnp 2nd zoos

AS per instructions from J. G.. Jung
Secretary and Treas. of the d Hebecourt
Realty Co., Ltd, OF New Orleans, La,
will offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court
House in Abbeville, La, on Saturday
December 2nd next, those certain tracts
or parcels of land lying and being situated
in the Parish of Nermilion Louisiana, de-
scribed as follows, to wit
LIST. One certain tract of land contain
ing Eighty and 75-l00 acres and designat-
ed as the East half of the Southwest quart
er of Section No. 5 in Township No. Is
South, of Range East.
I'd. Another certain tract of land adj
joining the above and containing one hun
dred and sixtyone and 1900 acres and
designated as the west half of the north
east quarter and the west half of the
southeast quarter of said Sec. No. 5, in
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-11-18
RESOLUTIONS.
HALL or THE BIENFAIsANoE ASSISTANCE

HALL or THE BIENFAIsANoE ASSISTANCE J
MUTUELLR, I
New Iberia, La. November 14th, 1905.
The President Pierre Jubin having appointed
Hon. Felix VOORHEES,, J. g. Leblanc and D. P.
Renoudet committee on Resolutions Of Condo
lence in the demise of Samuel Points. The fol-
lowing was reported:
It has pleased ~ all wise Providence to take
from our midst our brother Charles Samuel P0in.
It's and we bow submissive to its decree. Death,
how sad soever It may be, 10 the browning point
of life and to him who has followed the way OF
rsctitude and Of uprghtness, this formidable pas
sage from the known to the unknown gives ne
sting, however cruel may be that sting OF death
to those who survive.
Brother Charles Points was an upright and
honorable man as q mepaber OF our Association,
he has merited our praise for the manner in which
he has fulfilled his duties. Kind and affable to
his brother members. Charitable towards those
who were in afliction and In need He has left
among us but the most cherished remembrance
We sympathize with those who have been struck
more directly by his demise, and appreciate the
keenness of their feelings; and at the same
time we also feel that he has gone from among
us, and that we shall no more see in our meetings
his smiling and genial csuntenance, and We alss
feel keenly the loss that we have made.
We bid farewell alss in sorrow to him and we
tender our heartfelt sympathy to those whom he
loved dearly on this earth. Peace to his ashes.
Felix VOORHEES,,
J. G.. LEBLANC,
OP RENOUDEN