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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Wclicru MaruInnb Gilcnbabn.
FRAT AM IL. 9uui 1905 In 0rnh.
ne ugIluiipu Sillru Gtuiiuu ME iDIl

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SdHlidl.
$50 frlb -. G1nclls l,oit6up, SduptIipte, 60.
perclOluu. q. X ". 9,u., mo Dem Siioen,
mo nu5pcuOmnlen ScniinSS y. Y. ". u.
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Fuhite an OFT 9beiupeGie & gSclttrn Gnbn.
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1000 @0enoS gfrom. nab llniru,4'rtoUe.
5aglihl, ansasnommen ecnntnaS.
ZOO WiDtgens 90 Dorf. " 4 =. 9in. II. Sdupt'
Ginie tltItd bon emorp'tSrooe. Carlisle uuo
cod. GbippensblrG. 5reocrfd. @mmltsbura
mo u. & u. yp. bis Gbelntooub.
1912 @'r1r. MTfonl. iint lnicn'Aribgc,
100 Rnbu, p glffpnr. nat Gmorp srobe.
22b Mahnl. aIiou nab @morbs Srooe.
1925 Nadrt. Blue WiouniGin 9tp. (EarIor'
0dr); ,erlter Greoerid Gnb Sancud.
$50 yiahnl. - Srp. mad gOrf nuo %. & o.
SibiIiUn
APE Nndm. Dorr cbncu Grp.; ,crncr
S.bnoon. Gprirg Grdpe, 3nnoper mo SciipS'
426 %obm. - lluiou grioae Nnom.
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Enr an Samftaarn.
II Oh gladm. Vlue RioNe qimiieb. Gdbeus
Srpreb rit Ihltrincnt, g'ountatn : Voinis
Ear eehntdas.
$50 gotT - Guom. nab lnion'gtioge uuo
Oatipher.
go g;ntm. - g.fom. mad l,rInn,yribae.
4.3O gind)Tt. N.ioin. nnt1 Mleiiu.
billet mo t"cpdds SiirCnu, Hlbcugb's. 9de
gJnrlCs, iiro 2criuGiousGirabe
3iiar hnltcn OF unien. Vertd. ssloe., Sutton
uno NGlbi DOL tytnrib 9tOe.) Citation.
Salt nihI on penna ,gloe. sStaiion.
y. 8. C'risw tto, q. Z. y.
B. M. 6omsh. q. 3. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Grbidl0it, oic lin nidlt crrcidlte.

EittSbnrq q, 30, 10. @uQuit.
- Sncob 0apenoinger, olt, perluiicn.
0clos uno ireunoloS, itnrb oui benz
&cubooen Der ,g8biteSonie &auern"'
Stallundcn an Der Ycrrp3piac &oo0.
Nm Tienitog 9Ibcno bot CT Inn Die
GrlaubniB, oui Dem Seuboocn, no
ougeblih ieit %5luanSig Sabrcn leinc
3citpeiliae SdloiiteIIc gepeIen, icil
Eager mliihIngcn 81 o%iiric1. Mfitt'
nod rib muroe er fronf angctroi,
len uno itorb trot dr5tlid)er Siilfc.
Et Sen 3oihen oeS glltcn inno mulr
iolaenoc8 Shreiben, ootirt SEEN,
9erf. y. Npril 1905. I'D benod)'
ridtiqc Sie, bob oa3 @cl0, $S753
nuo 3iuicn, am 3. Sui idIlig lpcr-
Sen. Sbrc Shmciter miiroe eS germ
ieben, penn Sie lid perbeirotbetcn.
Hcbmen gle iid) cine quite mo oroent=
lide 1srou, Oh reid oOcr arm. @tr
peroen Sic IN 8e5uq ati Sbrc Yer
beiratbung gut bebonOcln." Inter
5eid)nct lit ser @riei pom Socob Wttl.
Ter, Banter. Ser Ieritorbene bat er.
S0blt, Dab er aus ser Sdppei5 @elo 81
erlparten bate. Ser Coroner lit be
milbt. Die gbreiie ocs GantierS Mtil.
ler Ohrb Die Nep- Dorfer Yoli3ei aus
flnoig 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
gridInnm %gefnuoen.

NorioIt ga, 10. NugilIt. -
Ger Goldman BON @. e. Soup BON
@rccnpillr. y. g.. beS 5ii6rcr8 ser
llnglild5 Grfuriiorl sic bei EortS,
mlollt6 IN Sem GIi5obetb 6ltB inbr.
lit 0cirm0gn woroen, 0ie @cnmten
Scr ,Ntldutic GonIt Cine" boben bis
iett Nidt3 ijbcr sic gntItebung Scr
aotoitrophc ucroiientIidt oberGl epe'
lono l1ompiorL Elm Nugen3clge, er.
fIGrt, oi' ,,ctne 6laage, meId)e ais
@eiobriiJnJI auSgeitellt mar, nm ben
berannl6enOen 3ua oaraui auimerf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
NSburU 4Snrf ,trufCn."

N@burp Eurt u. j., 10. 9lt.
quit. - WcQCn nllc3 Grmnrtcn iicI IN
Naburp Eort Oie %iuiorluclle Mubl iiir
oocr acgcn Nud)Iiccni 3. y. Ncpilli
1lllA pom @etrGufCpcrfuuia &iccr
sen an Oic MOtcl5, NIT 400 9c1cu l01
Stimneu 5t llngimltcn Der NcpIon.
ten WnBreAel ATS, Die Erohibitios
lliitcL bcion0cr9 0ic 0oIonic inOccon
Wrouc, limo onbcr lid Dor Grcuoc.
Ga iu6ciicn 0ic @ubI MIR cine inipr
mcllc mar, 10 lit Ser StoOtrntb 0llrd)
0a9 GrQcbniB 0criclbcu nidjt Ncblm
0ct. Gr miro, mic u%crloutct, troG
0ieic9 MnbIrenlItat8 cine @croro
nlul1 mncbncL mcldc cine Siccn5-
GonmiIiou crcirt, unO Is Sen @c
rid)tcn ii~bcrldilcn, 81 cntldciOril, Oh
Ger NctrGnfcucrfalll in N&bllrn Fnrt
NelcBlid iii oocr lridt. IS 1T all0clt-
ldcinlidl 0nB 0ic WcihGItSlcutc iiir
Nohliccn} limo, mGbrcn0 Die Wcmob
uer Oc@ StoottbciI3, in bclu MIR Yri
OntlClltc mobncu, liir Oo9 Erobibi'
tion9tidct itinmcn. Muuor Gen
&roCd bat crflGrt, 0oB meun Ole Eros
%bibitioniiten iicgen, rr oo2 @clcB Dem
Suditabrn AemGb itrcnNiten2 ou9iiib'
rem mcroc. 0icic %NenBerunQ bat Den
6rcrmOcn 0c@ &odIiccn5 FIanc9 lc6r
qenilbt, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Baltimore ~Tampi.Yntet.Gu.
tNke unb SuucrldfEne Vai.qint

DC Yer. Glunifnl Vnlt beIbroernb.
Tdrnrier iabren td1lib. Snuntags cusaeno,r.
men. bon ben aNdi s2ines"Rtsrs, DIT. t0--ts.
9iGbtrZtraie, $40 IbenoS, olreft nan Sis
Foini Comfort. %sluriolf. Portsmouth uno allen
Inuften hes StbenS. @erbinouna In Obj
TItNInenh. Rcrbirnu1q IN P%ortSmortb init benz
"Seotraro Slir cine" intioen 9ue bon Rorts.
month nah g%tInntn. IN RUrioIf @erbinsnne
Carolina. 9%iOrioli NH fioliA. s~,orioIf unp
reftlih UNI oh Dominion Cine" nan Heiu.
pett. Wai6inaton. nc. uno Aid,mcne. va.
Winbl5eiien notb enropdiihsin glane. purn'
riofe HniiltcnBimiter. e~Icftrtfd)e Beleudtnng,
SampfbeiSlIr0. 0oieu iret. Aeferbirie aaihteii.
Siinnler In ben RiHct'Niireour Der Wan Cine
Yr. 32t. 90ct Baltimore Gtrdhe, Rr. bO8 iirt
haS, Ptdbt Sirufe. q, VI. g. Office, Sfboit.gde
NdItidCrc. nm RnIhcri Strntp CONTINENTAL
Jutit Nuiioiup uub Httboupb'o, lOa 9iorosS hatIes
2troGe.
Sphr VI. e~utruusb, ". yruspw,
Ricc Erii. u. @eii W3anager. Gen. ,Batj. .2taent
C1e32-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
%un Der SdnuinoindDt gcbcilt nno
baum %crtrunfcn.

Nem 0orf 70. Nuguit.- Sire.
0ertf e. M0mmnnn, Ser ilulQc Glcrt.
lpeldcr Dor Ciniacn Snbrcn an bod
arooigcr S6minOllldt lit uuo onul
bon Ocm Better ser Senritidcr Set
tllngcl llud) Wien gcihidt mllr0c, nm
bon Or. &oif, ocm bctonntcn Spe}ia-
liltcn, bcbnn0clt 5lt mer0cn, lit gcitcrn
bci'm No0cn in Nod0nap crtrilntcu.
Nnmmdm fe6rtc 0ontoI9 polliN turirt
nnd Nmcritu }lIriid mo leine MINI
ocrbarc Selling crreNte bel Sen Nerl-
ten 0roBca Nuiicbel. Ger iunQe
Wnrn mar cilt oll39c5cidlncter
Sdmimmcr ulo ieitocm cr bon 0em
lhrcdlihcn HcI0cn hcircit mor0Clt
mar, idupumm or l%uic0crbolt IonQc
0iItan5cn. @clteru mIB CT bci'nt
9ahGl Heru &rGntpfcna hefoaol NOR
Den icilL 0cnm cr id)ric ploblid nm
Niilic mo pcridymonO pou ser 0bcr.
llGd)c Oc9 @uiicr@, cbe ibn &cmon0
81 Mijlic fomntcn fountc. So GRIND.
LID mar ictu Selling Don Ser
SfpinOiud)L 0oB CT nod) icincr9iiid
fcbr nad) Nmcrifu BON elmer Eebeu9s
pcrlihcrmQ3 @cicllihnit 0cccptirt
mlroe, ole MIN oo3 &criihcrrngagelo
an ole Wittuc Nc3 Grtruntcncu aus.
,nhlru mirN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
WrrdDants' &c Winrrs' Srauspor.
tatiuu Gompanp.

TumpFer.9iuiru.
glnh Potion ruO BEN Often: tehen Woutua.
0ieuiiGa. 9onueriing unb Gnmiiaa, MbenbS
b llbr.
gont Frcpiaenee II. benz Stten: Ieseu CORN.
tao. MiitiUut mo Sreitlg. Nbenbs q tlbr.
gnt Helugort . gteips uno 9orfo.l: tdaIiM
nm q llbt HhenoS.
bent gn0e nbfabrcnoe Bampfcr nngenputmrn.
Vah SdhdIldh uHo benz Shbcn ieoen 5teu.
iidd. Donncriiaa mo GdTftag, Ntcnos 8 itbr.
VOitoler uuo Rrohioence Tampfer iubreu
bon Der gseri:e an GIbs bss Coma Gods 40;
Sntnnnat tEampier bon Der Bsrite am Subs
oer gBeit,3aGlS gtncmIe.
Is. ". @Iutnsham, Haeut,
9unpsBod.
". 7. 7nrner. W..P ..Maeut.
Y. 3. Stetbins, @eu. .Ysau.
S1rHtbiireau - Gaoen.gdr 0erman. uWb
eiabt-Sttass. 0f3I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
6~beiapcafr Gampfer.Gompaeni,.

tHV1Httuft StWte.
@IsgdEie Wdtiagier 9umpier ~yuaufta- unl
aNilanta" rad
CIR telnt NUntfnrt aus Vorfuf, IA.
8nripter ~berlnilei Baltimore tdaIitb tunAls.
nunilleit S0Hnt1asI INT $50 abeins uHo i1nt
niPH ~ IT'D VSlnt eotnturf INN u ubr WorNsnf
UNI in NodjIf nm 715 Moraeus an. an
l9lieBei.l, an bic Stfenbdhn8lae mao aaen
Buuften bes GhSenS mo Siioueitens.
Yprf.9iiuer .einie.
slea lt'te BafnGier 5ginnier -GbnrIotis' lnf
yPulttTnore"
mem Ref.Feint nne Rihmone. IA.
Enh'nter ~hertnien QnltlpOrs tiaIin (auSae.
%toinitei! Sonni1qsl nm : ubr audmittags uno
8u RibHonn IN s.. % Wpruens an.
Sie an Mcntaoeu' Mitt,potheu iinh Irettoosu
ooH baltimore dhiubre;oen 1ampfer. iIno be
bon SNei,;eoint az SienIiaaeu. Sonreritdpen
lto Gdmfinpcri nhfabren. ic0eF In Sluuceftess
BOA, uuo NnuUnoe an: rro bic an Djs,ifs,
eet. Tunnerfinosn unh Gdinitaaen BON PaIti.
more uno an WoniuIet, Dlit.toO6en uno Trei.
.1pcr bon gpeit Huiut abfabrero.n Sau,pter
Iepen In gutttctun uuo SLAB s9ant an tbei ann.
tiaem Nettrrl,
Tampicr ~uertn'eu Baltimore usm Bier Rr. "a
mo 10, piahtiras -. aserite,
Iurd piucte nad allen Fitnfteu i1uueu az.
lther'. @epcd nIfdeaebeu uno aliitsH;; uttier
i'm 9'orlus ~rsferbtrt mernsu In ben hisiaen
EiHfts Hitrenur: ~. 81, Nure.H herieSs stvaae.
". ~. Hubipn. Hgent. ssr. t21, 4 .Satttmsre.
etraRs. coer hen Spupi, 8iireuur: Wr. $40.
piaht. straee. Baltimore. Y,s.
Aenpeu 1eittr, q. 4. Ghtsm,
Z. .. rsranaet. oaits0en .gaH. I1ssnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Mtarnlano uno E%cnninluania Oahu.

EhOe OtfIaIfH ToftJNh .Gfnffon:
7.30 bnrf1. Bot nGd Yntf, tdqlih. ausae'
notifleIi SuHiidgS.
$50 2lorm. gI.oin. ndh Delta. rur S1nnfnas.
9.3 BORN. Mtlom. mad NeIair, idalih. ausae.
%ilutaftefl SnrntNpS.
II 30 Esrnt. Hiiom nah Aelfir. iiaIih. dusac'
IrntpCu GoilrtGg3.
20 Yldhm. Nffum. itnd @cIni,. mr. GnmftdaS.
34j giadiI. 4lofi nab puri. iIglih. uusae'
ilptf,diett S0Int.ras.
100 GGdlm. Niiom. nah Seltn, nlIr Sonntnos.
4-b5 Nndm, gfIom. mad Delta. tigIid. duset'
ln,tmen Gcnntnas.
COS NbeinS NirDpr. nah yel ,ir, iiaIld, aus.
genonrmet GonntaaS.
tf.N Wberos gffom. nab peIoIr NM Conn.
fdqs.
II As Abenos Nffnm. nad peIa,r, gi Witt.
wo@S uHb eamaos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20

- &n Chicago wiir0e Der 0aiiirer
s. Is. 9ooro oui o%iiencr StroBe BON
5mei gut gefleioeten Wdnnern nieoer.
geidlagen, melfe inn cine Sai6e mil
$1025 abnabmen uno ipurlos Der.
ihmanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20

gudbanbluna.
MRS. ". Wartin. .'t5 Beii.2erins.
ttn.Gtrabe.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
MRS. MARY RUSSEY.

Jeanerette, La, Feb 2.-Mrs.
Mary Bnssey, resident Of this
parish for the last thirty-slx years,
died this morning at s O'Clock
aged 69 years She was a native
Of louisville, KY, in which State
she was married to DR.. Harvey
Bnssey, and moved to Louisiana.
settling In this section Of Bayou
Teche, where DR. Bussey practiced
medicine and engaged 10 sugar in.
dnstries, being at one time an as
soeiate of Captain John N. Pharr.
She leaves five children-Johh
Bnssey, of l.oisel Plantation Mrs.
DR.. G. A. McGowen, Mrs. II. 3.
Hewes, Mrs. f. r.. Jackson and
Miss Jessie Bussey, all of this
place. The funeral will take place
tomorrow from the Methodist
Church, being conducted by Rev
John r.. Foster, assisted by the
Presbyterian minister, Rev. w. Fl
McMeen.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
Sheriff Sale.
FELIX PATOUT
vs..
EPHRAlM W. PHILIPS.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia, 18Th
Judicial District Cont.

/ Notice is hereby given that by virtue o.
| an order Of seizure and sale issued ont Of
the above, entitled matter, |. George Hon
derson, Sheriff, through Frank J. Mestay
er, Deputy Sheriff, have seized an | vii
offer for sale and will sell to the last and
| highest bidder, FOR CASH at the Court
House in the City Of New iberia, Parish oil
Iberia. State Of Louisiana. between legal
sale h0hra.
On SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1905,
The following described property, TO- wit
Three certain lots OF ground with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and
thereu 1to belonging and ali appnrtenances
thereof, situated Just above the town OF
New Iberia, Parish OF lberia, State OF
Louisiana. measuring each fifty feet front
on tho East side OF the continuation Of
Fulton street, OF said town, BY one hum
dred and fifty feet in depth and bounded
altogether North by lots Is of ,,lai here
after referred to and belonging TO Mrs.
Lourd, south by Chestnut street, east by
lots ], 2 and 3 Of said plat belonging to
Mrs. NJ. Lonrd aud waet by said Fulton
street bring lots Is, II and 10 OF Block
-of certain plat OF survey Of The
lands OF Mrs. NJ. Lourd. made by u. r.
Pebbles, surveyor, and being the same
lots acquired by Il. w. Philips from Mrs.
lTurd, BY act before r. i. Renoudef,
p9ssed February 9TH, 1904.
To pay and satisfy the sum OF Eleven
Hundred Dollars, with 3 per cent per an
dunn interest from Jan. 18th, 1909. less !
fsedit Of One Hundred Dollars, paid on
= 10Th day of February, 1904, together
th 10 per cent attorneys fees on princi.
Il and interest and al costs Of snit 10 be
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
Startling But True.

People the world over were Mortified OIL
learning of the burning Of a Chicago theatei
in which nearlysix hundred pcoplelost then
lives, yet more than Eve times this uulnbet
or over 5000 people died from pneumonia
in Chicago during the same year. with
scarcely passing notice. Every one Of
these eases of pneumonia resulted from a
cold and could have been prevented by
the timely use Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. A great many who had every
reason 10 fear pneumonia have. waided it
off by the prompt use OF this remedy. The
is an instance of his sort "Too
much cannot be said in favor Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, and especially
for colds and Influenza. know that il
cured my daugter, Lanra, of severe
cold and | believe saved her Ifs when
she was threatened with pneumonia.
w. y. Wilcox, Logan. New York. Sold by
jas A. Lee.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

Notice is hereby given that by viTtse Of
a writ of Fieri Faeias issued out Of tbs
above entitled matter, l. Geolge uendcr
son. Sheriff through Frank j Mestayer
Deputy Sheriff, have seized and will Offer
for sale and will sell to the last md high
est bidder. FOR CASH. at the Court
House in the City Of New Iberia Parish
of Iberia, State of Louisiana between
legal sale hours,
ON SATURDAY MARCH 18th 1905.
the following described property, to-wit.
All the rights title and interest of the
Moss Hotel Go. Ltd, in and to the lease
to It from Mrs Leopold Levy Of the build
ing and premises and appuitenanees
thereof on the West side of Main street in
New Iberia, La, on the corner of Main
street and Church alley of said town,
lease was passed before r. l.. Renouiet,
Notary Public on Nov 9Th 1900 and of
record in Mis-. Book 3 at page SO Of the
Clerks Office of Iberia Parish, and all the
rights Of the said Moss Hotel Co Ltd.
under said lease, further have seized
and do seize all right to title 10 the sub
lease from he said Moss Hotel Co. Ltd. /,
10 ALBEIT Decourt and all Of its rights I'M
der saisl--iblease which is O. TINT portion
OF said described building, now occupied
by said Decolrt as a barber shop
Given officially this 18th day Of Fob.
A. ID. 1905.
GEO. HENDERSON. Sheriff.
Per y. j. Mestayer. by Sheriff
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
SUBSCRIPTION. $3.50 PER AHNUM
ANOTHER FIRE.

Last Sunday night about 10 O'Clock
the alarm Of fire was sounded caused
by the discovery that the property OF
Mrs Bourke opposite the Southern
Pacific Depot was on fire. The de
partpent responded promptly, but
even With the best work of the fire.
men the house was soon heap of
4 ruins. so intense was the heat. that
the cottage on the opposite side Of the
street occupied by Mr.. Wfyte, South
ern Pacific employe. was partially des-
troyed entailing the loss of MIR.
Whyle's household goods. The fine
large elevated cistern OF the Southern
Pacific WAS badly scorched. The ori-
gin Of the fro was supposed to be n
defective fue in The residence. which
communicated the flames TO both
buildings. store and residence before
help could be obtained. January this
year. and SO far as February is noted
for its ffequent fires, but all have
been kept in subsection by our well
organized fire department. under the
supervision of Marshal r. II Shaded.
whose intelligent direction and posi-
tive methods have already made him
a popular Chief. Our water supply
and service is also subject Of con
graduation, being most effective and |
Iberia can scarcely have a
under the present system
Df fighting fires. The insurance on
The property destroyed was %2500, in
The Renoudet Agency and $500 on
Whyte furniture. III the Robertson I
Agency. The total loss was about
"a. 300
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

A man in New York has in
vented a device for feeding chick
ems. 1t is said that by using the
device chicken can be made to
gain several pounds Of flesh in a
few weeks time. A tube is plnced
in the chickens throat and bv
pressing on pedal with a per
sons foot liquid food is forced in.
to the fowl. Since reading about
this device we have been thinking
that the chicken feeder would be
a good thing for busy people to
use upon themselves They
conld have the feeder along side
of their work and if they did not
have time to go to their meals
they could place the tube into the
hole in the face and by working
the foot few times meal could
be gubbled up without interrupt.
ing the work. Ii any one adopts
this idea We will not enter suit
for infringement upon our ingenu.
lty. Exchange.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
LETTER TO p. L. RENOUDET
NEW IBERIA, La.

Dear Sir. A man said: Send me
% gallons. Generally | use "a
don't think ipll be enough
Had Z left.
Ordered 9 more for another job
Is for the job.
Had 8 left
This comes from Messrs. w. A. &
f. Bower, Methuen, Mass. They
add: This has been orr experience
all this year,
New agents always have if go
through it. After little, they
learn to guess better.
Yours truly
L. w. DEvOE 4 Co.,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
TWO NEW STATES.

On Tuesday a bill creating tw'
new States as members of tn,
American galaxy passed in such {
manner that it will have to go tc
a committee Of conference, but il
ell probability will be ratified
The two States will be Oklahoma
and New Mexico. Oklahoma is
composed Of the former Territory
Of that name joined to Indian Ter
ritory, both organized under one
government. On account of the
great number Of Indians in that
part Of the new State, the munutac-
tnre aud sale Of intoxicating liquor
Is prohibited throughout the limits
Of Oklahoma for twenty.one wears.
This is prohibition by national law,
made rs condition nf admitting
those two territories To statehood.
1t will probably be rs much Of
dead letter under the State Govern
ment as the Federal laws against
Mormon poIygamy are in Utah.
The other State is New Mexico.
1t came into possession Of the United
States as result Of the war with
Mexico in 1896 AZ, as did Arizoua
1t was proposed to combine the two
territories into one State, but when |
the bill providing for such union
got into the Senate, Arizona was
dropped ont and New Mckee was
granted statehood In all proba-
bil'ff 4 vas fully understood be.
forehand that the four Senators
to which the two new States will be
will be Republicans. or
otherwise The Republican Senate
would not have consented to the
creation of the new States.
Arizona and Alaska are left as
the only United States Territories
on the continent. The
balance of the domain of the United
States, except the Panama strip, is
made up Of islands. --Picayaue.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

The Washington Enterprise in
a recent issue remarked that tur
keys like lDen, are better after
they are dead. We have since
been trying to find a dead turkey
to test the truthfnlness of our
confrere's statement, but it seems
that the dead ones are ont of sight,
so We have reached the conclusion
that our confrere is almost right,
for turkey is better after it is
dead, provided it has not been dead
too long Comet.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

The railroad mileage in the
Uuiied States is increasing at the
rate Of abont five thousand miles q
year. At this rate in twenty years
there will be 100, 900 more miles Of
railroad in the country. II the
country continues to develop during
the next twenty years as rapidly as
it has during the last two decades
II will require fully 100000 more
miles Of railroad to handle the in
crease in the volume OF traffic.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
SHERxFF SHE.
s. LOCKE BREAUx.
W. No. 1864
s. r. HULSE.
State OF Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia, 10Th
Judicial District Court,

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
write OF Fieri Facias issued ont of the
above entitled matter, /, George Hender-
son, Sheriff, through Frank J Mestayer,
Deputy Sheriff, have seized and will of.
fer for sale and will sell to the last md
highest bidder, FOR CASH. at the Court
House in the City Of New iberia, Parish
Of Iberia, State of Louisiana, between
legal sale hours,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25tb, 1905.
tho following described property, fo-wit;
Eight mules, Three cane carts, One
wagon, Eighteen pigs and hogs, One Rice
drill and one Buggy
To pay and satisfy the sum Of seven
hundred gad thirty dollars and seven
cents, debt, with interest Mt 81 per apunm
from Oct. nth, 1904, together with I0g
attorneys fees and oil costs of suit to be
taxed.
Given officially this 18th day II Feb
A. d. 1905.
GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff.
Per r. j Mssfayer. by Sheriff
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

It is said that young Frank
Croker, who died as II result Of
an automobile accident in Florida,
left private fortune of 400, 900,
which he made without any assis-
lance from his father. From all
that is said of the young man, he
was model, and had no vices.
And yet his father was the exocrat.
ed Tainmany boss who made his
fortune through tribute levied on
the vice-purveyors Of New York
City Mrerepopt Times.