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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19
make Hay While the Sun
Shines.''

There is a lesson in Ike work of
the thrifty farmer. He knows
that the bright sunshine may last
but day and he prepares for the
showers which are so liable to
follow. SO it should be with
every household. Dysentery,
diarrhOea' and cholera mOrbus may
attack some member of the home
without warning. Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DlarrhOea
Remedy, which is the best known
medicine for these diseases, should
always be kept at hand, as imme
date treatment is necessary, and
delay may prove fatal. For sale
by all druggists. Aug.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19

Bad company IS like a nail driv
en- into post, which after the
first or second blow can be drawn
out with little difficulty; but being
Cnce driven IN up to the head, the
pinchers cannot take hold to draw
it out, which can only be done by
the destruction Of the wood. You
may be ever so pure, you cannot
associate with bad companions
without falling into bad order
From impure ar we take diseases:
from bad company vice and imper
lection. -EX.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19
Secure q Good Postum.

a commenJable feature Of the Bowl
ing Green Business University, Bowl
ing Green. KY, is that it not only
gives It's students thorough and prac
teal education, but also secures for
them pleasant and profitable employ
ment upon graduation. Any one con
templating taking Commercial
Course should write for CatolGg and
full particulars. Address IT.. II.
Cherry. President, Bowling Green.
KY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19
THE SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
INVITED TO MAKE HEAD
QUARTERS HERE.

Due TO quarantine restrictions
all the passenger trains on the
southern Pacific Railroad had
been discontinued save one each
way daily. The same causes
were responsible for the suspen
sion Of the branch line traffic on
the !. d V. and the st. Martin
vile roads. The restrictions were
so great, in the parishes west of
tins point that there were grounds
Tor the apprehension that even
this city would be denied the
privilege Of he mails and express
daily. Approaching the former
expressions Of good Will of South
crn Pacific officials for the ration
al quarantine of past gears adopt
ed by this city, and believing that
the people of this section would
be us rational and liberal tlrou III
out the trials Of this season, Mr.
E. +. Mlllard circulated a peti
ton, Oh the 9TH and 18th instant,
securing some 23G signatures,
embracing those Of 90 per ct Of
the shippers from this point, EN-
dOrsing The following proposed
action.
eve, the undersigned. favor the
proposition that the City Of New
Iberia extend to the Southern
Pacific Railroad Co., an invitation
to establish division headquarters
in this city now"
This petition was presented to
the City Council on the 9Th inst.
1t was received and by unanimous
vote the invitation was forward
ed. A full report of the Councils
action was embodied in the MINI
etes, published in these columns
last Saturday.
The following telegram was re
ceived:
Lafayette LA. Aug. $
Tow. II. Wilkinson,
Your letter with petition re |
ceived. Please thank them. and
say the matter will be submitted
for consideration.
+. L. Shackford.
AT recent meeting of the
Travellers Protective Association
of America, Post q. the following
action was taken.
Whereas, a petition having
been presented to the officials Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad by
the officials of this city in regard
to making the city of New Iberia,
La, IA division terminal, aud i
Whereas. there are over 80
travelling men now permanently 10
Gated in the city of New Iberia,
who have their homes here, there
fore be it
Resolved: That we. the mem
bers of Post G. of the L. Z. A. of
A., regard with the greatest favor
the invitation of the City Council
predicated upon the popular petit
ton, recently forwarded to the
officials of the Southern Pacific
Co., inviting said company to
make their division headquarters
in the City of New IBERIA; aud
that we express the hope that
said company will give the invita-
ton their most favorable consider
alton. J. 3. HULL. chairman.
HENRY ORTTE,
+. G.. BLUMENTHAL
These resolutions were also for
wardcd to the SO. Pa Officials.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19
TALK IT UP. WHAT

The Iberia Building AS
ISOLATION. WHY?
Because it is building
homes for the peqr lie.
Becausei' is building up
your town.
Because iIs monpy buys
bulldog material, u paid-to
Contractors anV in wages
for mechanics and laborers.
Because, az a citizen. you
owe 1t to yourself and the
community.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19
TURN BACK WARD

And compute the amount
paid for the privilege Of So
.journins il anothcr's house.
Then figure on the question
of owning a home on the
same payments.
IBERIA BUILDING Assn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19

yellow foyer was epidemic at
Thibodaux, La, during August
and September. 1858. Out of a
population of 500, there were over
2IO deaths-in other words, the
death rate was 30 percent of the
population.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19

Sheriff Geo. Henderson, Of this
parish, made his settlement last
week with Auditor Capdevielle
far the month of July, amounting
to 1907. IA.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19
Send Your Boys and Girls to School

Young students given personal at
tention. Send for Catalog and Journ
al. Mention course wanted, Address
II. II. Cherry, Bowling Green, KY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19

1t will now be in order for the
Stegomyia to resOlute and quaran
tine against arsenzised persons.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19

year will serve to direct the atteI
zion of medical men and command
ing officers to the Importance of
promptly removing any command
exposed to this pest'lence to some
healthy rural site; and this with
every hope of avoiding the spread
of the disorder to any serious ex
tent, even if the removal has been
delayed until cases have occurred
among the men.
These practical conclusions ap.
pear the more important because
the ordinary hygienic precautions
were not found so effectual against
yellow fever as experience had
shown them to be against cholera,
and because therapeutic endeavors
have proved comparatively fruit
less.
The reports indicate clearly two
foreign sources from which the
disease was imported INTO the
United States last year-Vera
Cruz. Mexico, and Havana, Cuba.
From Mexico it was brought to
IndianoIa. and thence to other
points in Texas. At all other
stations it seems to have been
brought directly or indirectly from
Havana; and 1t is worthy Of re
mark that the cases here Indicated
as of Mexican origin were more
fatal than those of Cuban origin,
two out of every five cases of the
former dying, while the mortality
of the latter was but two out of
seven. The ratio of deaths was
400 per thousand cases for the
first of these groups, 2Sl per
thousand for the second.
From Indianola the pestilence
was carried to Galveston, and
from each Of these points it spread
towards the interior of the State,
along the chief routes Of travel
being carried from Indianola tc
Victoria and Goliad; from Calves
ton to Houston, Hampstead, Rre1
ham, and Austin
In the latter part of the month
OF May, an infected schooner from
Vera Cruz, Mexico, arrived al
Indianola, and landed bedding
and other articles; four days after
wards, two of the wOrkmen wh(
handled these effects were takeI
sick with yellow fever; both died
The disease subsequently spread
among the citizens; at first in thu
nelghborhood Of the wharf a.
which the schooner landed, aftel
wards extending from house t.
house up Main street. The con
)pany of troops on duty at the pos
was stationed to the southwest Of
the town, and escaped until thu
10Th. of June, when two men wh'
had been employed guarding
ouartermaster's property IN thu
town were taken sick, and comm
| nicated the disease to the camp
During July other cases occurred
and the medica. officer IN charge
Acting Assistant Surgeon s. Sal
toire. recommended the removal 0
the command to Green Lake
twenty-five miles distant. Thl
was done July 18th, leaving but
small detachment at Indianola
composed chiefly of men who ma
had the fever. Two cases Occure
at Green Lake shortly after th
detachment reached there, bu
: none subsequently.
Yellow fever was introduce
among the citizens at New Iberia
Louisiana, by people flying frol
the pestilence at Galveston.
nrevailed extensively during A
gust and September, but the q
tachment of colored troops st
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19

changed her position to different
points on the New Orleans side of
:he river.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19

A SURE dUR1
for the rent habit Have
you got il. uetaa-esre you.
IBERIA BUILpIfe A ASSOCIATION.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19

The Iains have been excessive
the past week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-19
Federal authorities took control to day
tad InIn NVnn
OTHER LOUISIANA POINTS.

Bowie. LafourcIe Parish
Bunke Avoyelles
Morgan City disputed
Alexandria, detention camp.
Riverside Plantation, St MARY
Ami Calcasieu.
Bayou oua bervIlle ..................
Barrow, Ascension
Near Fort St Phillip, Plaquemne
Diamond Plantation St Charles
Resrve st. John
Near Waggaman, Jefferson
Vaccarro Plantation, Plaquemtne.
Shreveport detention camp.
Lake Providence. East Carroll
Ardoy Plantation Tcrrobone
Westwego Jefferson
Plantation Jefferson.
Talluah Madison
I4afurehe Crossing
Lucher, st James.
Lafayette, Lafayette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13
An American Professorship Of His
tory to be Established in Berlin
University Called After PreSt
RECEIVES EMpEROR'S APPROVAL
la Return German Government viii Es'
tabIlsh PrOessorship of German His.
tory at Columbia University

-. vii No, 40 announcement
NeN i''N NV, ''''''D'',,'
was made To-Day that James Speyer OF
New York has given TO the trustees Of
colrp,hio university New York the
ono 49, -. 49,, ,rh,,,,,,o
sum OF Soo'VVO 10 e"uo" NV "eo,''''
Roosevelt protessorship OF American
history and Institutions IN the Univer-
s,,. ~ par,,r In accordance with a
81" W W. 49, ="
pan approved py the ueIII'" ''nP''o''
who received President Butler IN audi
ence at Wnhelmshoe In August last.
r..,.......,, ~, a., ,.,,,o,sorgt,i,, ,.ui
l"ou"'pe'''s VI '.'' ,'''','o'''',r WV
be appointed by the RUSSIAN ministry
OF education, with the emper0r's sane
finn unor ,be nomination Of tho trls-
80" Ii' -, ,,.,,,'.'-I,.. ,r,. -,
tees OF No'u'I'u'' "H'N'is'''' l"D ''i'"
or Office OF each Incumbent VIII be one
year, and lncumbents will be SO chosen
that in successive years the fields of
American history. American constltu-
tonal ana administrative law, AmcH-
can economic and sociological problems
and movements American education
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13
YELLOW FEVER IN HAVANA.
Said TO Have Been introduced
From New Orleans.

Havana, Nov. l2.-Thc case Of u, "
Chilvers. the New orleans electrician,
who was taken to the Las Animas tc-
YER hospital Saturday was today dag.
nosed as yellow fever The Spaniard
who was stricken Saturday ana isolat.
ca az the Clerks hospital died tonight
There are now two cases at the Las
Animas hospital and one suspect q
Spanish woman, who was placed under
observation tonight
The slightest development OF the So
called secondary cases has encouraged
the belief of the yellow fever experts
that there VIII not be much OF a spread
the infection.
IT has developed that the opening OF
a number OF cases OF electrical Nppar-
atus from New orleans consigned To q
firm In the Payret thcater building lib-
eraed many mosquitoes The first per-
son 10 Doe attacked by yellow fever was
"a member Of an opera company playing
at the Payret theater ana subsequently
the disease attacked an electrician cm~
ployed in the same building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13

oXtort money from the company and
despoll 1t had reached this point when
Gen, Matos arrived In New York In the
nld-summer OF 1901. For long time
AFFAIRS I'm Venezuela had been IN a
evolutionary condition. The region
I'M which the companys asphalt lake Is
situated was constantly sWept by rev
dictionary bands. ana the company
was often forced I'm self-defensc to sup
ply food 90 them IN small quantities
and sometimes to do other services.
Prior 20 Gen N8toss arrival I'm New
YORK neither the officers Of the Nation
OF Asphalt company nor the officers Of
the New York and Bermudez company
had any relations Of any kind with
him.
Whom is New York Cen. Matos
called on the officers OF the National
Asphalt company and represented that
me- had, after much negotiation. united
an the parties ana forces opposed to
Gen, Castro Cen Mutos asked for q
sum of money.
"Iho company was confronted with
o formidable revolutionary movement
which would be friendly or hostile ace
cording To the Compauy's action on
Gen MatOa's request The company
was also threatened with certain de-
structiou Of It's rights by Gen. Castro
ana those Cousuiring with him for it's
destruction The officers OF the Ma
tional Asphalt company therefore, de-
Cided 10 give to Gen. MHtos the amount
which he asked
1.-THE money was paid for the protec-
ton of the moneys property during
the continuance of the revolution and
for the protection of its rights there
after I'm case the revolution succeeded
and without any understanding or OBJ
legation with respect to its use, Dur
ing the entire continuance Of the revo-
luton the company, and, so far MS II is
advised, an It's agents In Venezuela. as
they We're instructed to do, maintained
absolute neutrality"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13
No River ana llarbor mll

Washington, Nov l2.-The Post to-
morrow viii say;
No general river and harbor bill will
be passed by Congress at the approach
ing session This forecast was made by
Representative Burton of Ohio chair
man Of the rivers and harbors commit
tee, before he left Washington for Hot
Springs, Va for a short vacation.
There are two cogent reasons for not
enactmg such legislation next winter
according to representative Burton,
first because a large bin passed last
session carried appropriations for all
projects deserving of immediate atten-
tlon from Congress; second, the necessl-
~ Of holding down appropriations TO
the lowest figures to prevent II pos,
sble another deficit IN the treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13
Join Weaver's Forces

Philadelphia. Nov. 12--Hugo Black,
one OF the three Philadelphia county
commissioners and a prominent ward
leader IN the Republican organization
OF 'hs city, announced tonight that hG
would In the future stand with Mayor
Weaver and aid him in carrying out
the measures which the people have so
emphatlcally demanded Mr. Black,
who is now serving his second term as
commissioner was nominated for a
third term, but withdrew from the tick
ct along with the other candidates as a
result Of the opposition which devel-
oped against the Republican organiza-
ton during the -9s fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13

and It is expected that his appointment
win shortly be made by the Prussiau
ministry OF education, Prof Burgess
win enter upon his duties at the Uni
yersity Of Berlin in the winter OF lgO5-1
and viii give instruction m American
constitutional history, In making the
announcement President Butler OF Co
umba said, in behalf OF the trustees
Mr.. Sueyors gift seems 90 us both
striking In its originality and splendid
IN It's possibilities We are not With
out hope that before Ions the Columbia
university win Dee put In position 10
make similar arrangements with the
University of Paris and with am Eng
fish university, possibly the University
uf London
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13
WILL FIGHT HEARST.
Tammany Hall WIll Oppose Every
Step taken by Him.

New York, Nov l2,--Charles Knox,
chairman Of the Tammany Hall law
committee announced today that every
step taken by Mr.. Hearst and the NUM-
cipal Ownership league for a recount OF
the votes cast at the recent election
would be bitterly opposed Mr. Knox
said that the basis for the opposition
would be the decision Of the court OF
appeals In 1904 written by Judge A. II.
Parke1 row mayor McClellan's senior
counsel This decision was against the
oponins of the ballot boxes and u.s. ac-
cording TO Mi Knox, the law Of the
state now, The language Of the decl-
sion was to tile effect that the opening
OF the ballot boxes was fraught with
great danger and was inadyisable
ADVICE FROM HEARST.
New York Nov l2-The campaign
managers of the Municipal Ownership
league continued their activity today In
preparing the contest to be made before
the board of county canyaSsers this
week on the mayoralty election. The
law committee held It's quarters open
and received additional ahidavits I'm
alleged cases of election fraud Twelve
Of the successful candidates for alder
men who We're elected either on the Mu-
uicipal ticket or Republicans who had
received iae Endorsement Of the league,
met al the Hoffman House for a con-
ference IL was decided by them TO act
as a uni; IN the body and by fusing
with the straight Republican aldermen
the league hopes TO control the board
II WAS also decided at this conference
permanently TO keep up the organlza-
ton OF the league and plans and policies
for future political action were dis
cussed,
Mr.. Hearst gave out a statement to-
night advising against the further hold
ms of mass meetings Of protest in
the present excited state Of the public
mind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13
X. A. Roth's strange Death.

Denver. Nov, ia Republican spe-
clal from Cody, Wyoming, says that II.
A. Roth, wealthy business man oe
that place, died today soon after re-
turning from a drive with two women,
well known in the town, Roth was un-
conscious when the party reached Cody
and physicians who attended him said
he was suffering from poison The wom-
en- were arrested but refused TO make
any settlement bearing On the death Of
their companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13

~ God made the world j should not
care to be God. -Schoponhauor Read
the explanation ln Mormon" Ph.los-
ophy' Price, Zoe az the Deseret News
Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-13
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ShortneSs Of Breath
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Heart Disease,

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-19
Furniture Department.

zine Mahogany %ashstand, carved tpes larya
a sf and cupboard Reduced from S25 90 10
1 Handsome Chartered Oak washstand neat
ues:sn serpentine front drawer claw and hail
loot; Reduced from $500 to $l2.aO
o., very Handsome Cheval Glass, solid mahogany
$at-o0 to sac. S. -'''A
( Fine Rattan settee. broad arms, well made.
Reduced from $500 to $i2.a5
Rattan Side Chair to match the abova settee
Reduced from $1,000 to Sass
Parler Round Table. solif mahogany top rich
" figured and neatly inlaid Reduced from s35 90
10 $17.95 T
Mahogany Parlor Table, obieug shane deus,.
PEDESTAL. odd design. Reduced from sis0e to
S.. 10. ~ "
l Weathered Oak Smokers Cabinet neat de-
sign ieatner,eosered top. black iron hinges. Re-
Iuced from $500 10 $9-95
Weathered Oak Combination Desk and Book
case. keyed Joints lower shelf, large writing bet
tn.o drawers loaded glass doors. Reduced from
$500 TO ST. so.
S-pieee Mahogany Parior Suite, upholstered In
light tapestry. crotch mahogany backs Reduced
from s59.0e to S39.S5.
Oak China Closet. bent glass ends swell front
aoar claw feet. fnted columns Reduced from
eft. Salid Oak Extension Table PEDESTAL de-
sign; slightly married. Reduced from 5000 to
S16S5.
1 Very Handsome Solid Mahossny siteboard.
claw feet fancy glass; neatly hand-earyed Re-
dueed from $4,000 to SOS. So.
l handsome Ffat-tep Desk. finest CHARTERED oak,
large center drawer fiat keyed locks; size 3gx66
Reduced from $500 TO sa2-e5.
l Fine White Enameied Dresser. three drawers.
1 Fine Quarrered Oak Rollstop Desk low roll
einsed file and document boxes and letter fe slid
ing INK tray with cut glass wells, hstkeyed hicks;
size 36x36. Reduced from $SI so to x53 %.
GIFT Solid Oak Office Table, heavy legs two
drawers. with locks. Reduced from $le.5e TO ss.95
Sixth ioor, q st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-19
Demonstrating Roever's
Baue-Naptfaa SOaD.

Pronounced by discriminating
housekeepers who have tried it the
most generally useful soap yet
brought to their notice.
Successfully washes clothes in
cold or lukewarm water, without use
OF additional blring and without a
suspicion of streaking.
Removes grease of every charac-
ter positively and permanently with
out injury to the most delicate fab
ric.
For general homework it is mex
celled.
To introduce Blue Naptha to-
those who are unaequainted with its
merits the manufacturers have fur
nfslled us, for free distribution to
purchasers OF this soap, a limited
number of boxes of their AMinuet'
White Toilet Soap, containing 3
cakes each. So long as the supply
of the latter lasts we will include
free with each order for one carton
Go cakes) of Blue-N aptha Soap a
box of AMinuet" Soap.
Roever's -Naptha Soap. Per
carton of 10 cakes, 45c.
Pure Food Dept. Fifth nooa-