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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21
WAS 1T A FAKE?

The governmental report of thu
amount of widespread dstrust in til,
South. 1t seems almost meredith,
that II, 600, 600 bales of cotton should
have been ginned III four months
That there is an exceptionally larg.
could be taken advantage of to initiate
the estimates. The government es
Inmates, have hitherto not been en-
titled to more credence than those OF
individuals who have made a stud,
| of. conditions; but in this instance the
| government claims to have simply
given out the ginners' reports II
there has been no tampering with
these, the old king cotton is in the
bad way
If there has been any tampefine
made known as soon as possible. We
do not say that there has been, but
suspicion points that way, and Con
gress should make thorough invest
igation of the data i'll which the gov
eminent officials reached their conciu-
sions.
Another incredible feature is the
assumptions that after the first sum-
mary of the ginner's reports showing
about 10, 600, 600 bales ginned. ginners
should have walked. right into the
trap and supplied information that
will cost the South many millions of
dollars.
No such report a. that made We'd
nesday was anticipated by any con-
siderable number of cotton men in the
South and it almost staggers belief.
The making of such a. report was
worth millions of dollars to some men.
1t would have paid handsomely TO per
suade the government officials TO have
inflated the returns. As any one can
see there was an opportunity TO make |
fortunes by coloring the report. Was
this done: OF cousre we do not |
know. Some OF those who are we'll |
posted are convinced that there was
somewhere Few are
'ound who believe that the govern.
nent has the right OF it, The matter
means SO much to the South and her |
that we again suggest a
'igid examination in order to set all
loubts at rest. And hereafter the
sinners should be pledged to give out
10 information whatever TO the COVER
lment that can be used to the undoing
# the South. Monroe Evening
News
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21
arpents; consideration, $1,000.

J. r. Robicheaux to Telesphort
Robicheaux a certain tract of land.
measuring 80 arpents; consideration,
$4,000.
Lucien VOORHEES, TO Edgar Oubre, q
certain tract of land, measuring l6(
arpents in Fausse Pointe: considera.
ton, $4,000.
J. K. Robicheaux to Paulin Rohi
cheaux, a certain tract of land. meas
uring "A arpenrs; consideration, 5000.
Pierre Minard to Mathilda Robi-
cheaux. wife of Henry T. Boutte, a
certain tract of land, measuring 10
acres; consideration $500.
Alcide J. Louviere TO Blanc, Lee
Blanc & Huval Leblanc, certain
tract of land, measuring 81 &C. 100 arp
ents; consideration 800.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Louis Leblanc to Mrs. Constanc,
Berard, certain tract of land, meas
uring l21a arpents in Fausse Pointe
consideration, $500.
| Henry Waggoner to Romual Migue,
and Louis Landry, a certain tract O
land, measuring 36 arpents near Pa
toutville; consideration, 800.
joe Carter to F. j. Moore, Ger
tain lot of land, measuring 45x96 il
the town Of Jeanerette consideration,
$l25.
Numa Broussard to j. J. and Louis
Braquet certain tract of land meas
uring no arpents in Fausse Point
consideration, $4,000.
Alphonse Boutte to Gabriel Dupois,
a certain tract of land measuring &C
arpents more or less; consideration,
$170O.
s. G. Snmerall to J. N. Pharr &
Sons, Ltd, certain tract of land,
measuring arpents; consideration,
$500.
/. Leopold Levy to Homer Landry, a
certain tract of land measuring 20
arpents in the second ward; consider
alton, 5000.
William and Mary f. Lourd to
Mary Hill, wife of Louis Mutate, q
certain tract of land measuring 5Oxl5O
on Fields street; consideration, $50.
Ernest Cormier to Marie LeBron, a
certain tract of land, measuring 43
30 100 acres; consideration, $1,000.
H. f. Boutte to SEVERN Bodin, a
certain tract of land, measuring 30
arpents; consideration, $1,000.
H. +. Boutte to Telesphore Robi-
cheaux certain tract of land, meas
uring AZ arpents; consideration, $500.
Citizen Bank of New Orleans to
Armand Broussard certain tract of
land, measuring 81 arpents, planta.
ton in Fausse Pointe; consideration,
$1,000.
Louis ID. Broussard ct ais to S.
Locke Breaux. a. certain tract of land,
30 arpents, wood land in
Fausse Pointe; consideration. $500.
Liza Drummer, wife of Herman
to Jean Courage a certain
tract Of and measuring about Y arp
ents, more or less near the town of
New iberia: consideration, $50.
Leopold Levy to Homer Landry
certain tract of land, measuring 20
consideration. 5000.
Eliza Jones widow to S. G.. Jones.
! certain lot of land, measuring 75x
80 near the town of New iberia; con-
$l25.
Michel DeBlanc to Ernest David
md Rene Viator. a certain tract of
and measuring 80 arpents near the
own of New Iberia; consideration, .
$3.50. I,
John Rudy to Robert A. Hartman,
certain LOT of land; consideration,
1000. +
Pauiin Robicheaux to A. Hector, . II
ertain tract of land, measuring 4 q
rpents at Petite Anse; consideration, 2
lao.
]. W. Deronen to Anitus Segura . !
srtain tract Of land, measuring IS
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21

Doctors say neuralgia is not danger
Gus. This is poor consolation to q
safferer who feels as if his face were
pierced with hot needles and torn
with thousand pairs Of pincers.
word of advice to him: saty indoors
and use Perry Davis Painkiller. The
blessed freedom from pain which fol
lows this treatment cannot be told.
There is but one Painkiller, Perry
Davis.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21
Imperfect Digestion

Means less uutrition and in con-
sequence less vitality. When the
liver fails to secrete bile, the blood
becomes loaded with bilious prop
critics, the digestion becomes i'm
paired and the bowels constipated.
Herbine will rectify this; it gives
tone to the stomach, liver and kid
neys, strengthens the appetite,
clears and Improves the complex.
ion, infnses new life and yigor to
the whole system. soc a bottle at
EstOrge Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21

the establishments of cotton
warehouses i'll tide water cities and in
towns whose annual receipts are 5000
bales or over.
In anticipation of an whelming
meeting the New Orleans Progressive
Union has abandoned the plan to hold
the convention in its own hall and
has rented the big Washington Artil-
lery Hall which will seat from 1900
to 1000 persons
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21

Hon. John Fl. Reagan states that
in endeavOring to regulate freight
rates, the President is merely fol-
lowing in the footsteps of the Texas
Railroad Commission. One may
Judge how popular the plan
with be with the railroads by
referring back to what they have
had to say abont the Texas regnla-
tOrs.-Ex,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21

The American Association for
the Advancement of Science met
in Philadelphia, The next session
will be held in New Orleans.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21

Il Guarantee Cure For Piles,
Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure any case matter of how long
standing, in 6 to IA days First application gives
ease and rest. 5Oc II your druggist hasn't it
send soc in stamps and it will be forw arded post.
daid by Paris Medicine Co, st. Louis Mo-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21

Russia is twelve days behind the
balance of the world in point Of
calendar time. And she is about
twelve years behind Japan in point
of fighting time.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21
BY RribinG the Nerves

with opium a cough may be stopped
temporarily, but the Inflammation OF
which the cough is symptom goes
from bad to worse Do not waste
time and money on delusiye cough
mixtures. Remember that Allen S
Lung Balsam does not merely put the
nerves to sleep. 1t gets right down
to the root of the trouble and so cures
even deep-seated affections of the
throat and lungs.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-01-21

State of Lonisian-Parish OF Iberia.
/, the undersigned authority, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing to be
a true and correct copy Of the original
now on file in this Office and of record in
Miscellaneous Book No. q, page -. In
faith whereof witness my signature and
seal of office this 10 day of January, A.
D. 1905.
j. g. LEBLANC,
Clerk 10Th Judicial District Court.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
A RELIABLE CONCERN

We desire to call the attention of our readers
20 the advertisement Of the Southwestern Securi-
ties company of Los Angeles and their special offer
This company offers people with money some very
excellent Investments. paying a handsome rate OF
tirst,cIaSS. and any one looking for something
good Will have no hesitancv in making an invest-
ment with this company after Investigating their
offerings This is a solid, we'll managed company
and they only handle bonds and securities of
merit: Their clients are found in every state in
the Union. besides many foreign countries The
Southwestern Securities company has achieved n
reputation for practical methods and strict adj
herence to business principles. Two of their latest
successes the promotion OF the Mount Wbitnev
Gold Mining company Of California and Bisbee-
Quincy Copper company OF Arizona, organizations
with unusually strong boards Of directors and we'll
Differed Tho Southwestern Securities company are
pleased to answer all correspondence concerning
California topics and business information of all
kinds--Farm Loans and City Bonds, October, 1904
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
MONEY IS LOST

There was more money lost through the
failure of banks last year than has beer
lost through mining investments during The
last five years.
were about 1000 failures among tbe
- savings banks throughout the country
and that about forty of the national
banks also went under.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
MANY SUCCESSFUL FORTUNE SEEKERS

The conditions are so favorable in every
way to money making in Goldfield that her
boom is advancing with increasing momen-
tum and is kept moving onward by the con-
tinuous big gold discoveries and the add
tional testimony to greatness or her gold re-
sources that an increasing force of pros
pectors and mining men causes. She Is the
most active camp in the universe.
Her population is a collection OF the most
energetic and intelligent young blood, brains
and muscle that the western neInlsphere
could possibly produce--empire builders as
il Were and destined to play great parts In
the future history Of not only the common
wealth of Nevada, but the whole uniteu
States!
BY owning Mount Whitney stock you have
a remarkable opportunity to also share IN
the great wealth of Goldfield
That one great opportunity Tor fortunes
REQUIREMENT asked by everybody is now
open.
man who has located in the camp and takei
advantage of his opportunities. among them
being c. d. Taylor owner of the Jumbo;
L. l.. Patrick, one of the owners of the jan
uary; T. G. Lockhart owner OF the st. Ives;
George McClelland. A. d. Myers Tom
Murphy Harry Stimler, William Marsh
Harry Ramsey; Uriah Curtis. Roy Ridge
George Kernick. The majority of these en-
tered Goldfield less than year ago prac-
ticaliy broke. They can count their wealth
today at $4,000 to $1.oOO,00o respectively
They have also made money for their friends
on and off the field of action.
Stockholders in the pioneer companies tnat
opened up Goldfield to the light of the world
have all made money, and the shares are
continually advancing in price, notwth-
standing the fact that they have seldom
changed hands.
1bis history we are aware, reads like a
fairx, tale or a romance of some tabled FL
Dorado or Ophir but nevertheless the state
nnents are not oyerdrawn and are fully sus-
tanned by the geological conditions OF
the camp and the accomplishments of
the men who have developed and are
developing their own properties n,
rapidly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01

S 10 WILL BUY 100 SHARES PAR VALUE
rs WILL BUY $50 SHARES PAR VALUE
so WILL BUY 500 SHARES PAR VALUE
100 WILL BUY 1000 SHARES PAR VALUE
100 WILL BUY 1900 SHARES PAR VALUE
$50 WILL BUY $500 SHARES PAR VALUE
500 WILL BUY 5000 SHARES PAR VALUE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01

a @
% AR AL 500 A
rymH k - az ~
mn % k do tn same
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
Here Is What Your Money Will Buy:

cash PAYMENT ONLY ACCEPTED.
/. $3.50 CASH, $3.50 80 DAYS.
!. $40 CASH, SIS MONTHLY
!. $40 CASH, $40 MONTHLY.
$50 CASH, SIS MONTHLY
$50 CASH, $25 MONTHLY.
500 CASH, $50 MONTHLY.
:, f,+,,.o titI o,,+ +ha eounon heloDv and sen
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
Rare and Grand Opportunity to Share
FavOrs in the New Gold COlconda

per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26

Loide stood In the paaaagsway
with hlanehed -lrresolute
for a moment There was not
time 10 be- 30 longer
Then he rushed To the back door
and disappeared down the steps into
the darkness
His movements we're quickened
by the sound ~ breaking glass. and
presently the door opened.
Three men IN uniform stood on
the steps. "a sergeant and two coa=
stables They paused moment
listening. and then entered
BE careful" said the sergeant
Throw your light ahead OF YOU
Hnlioi what's THAI
He was referring 20 the open trap
which yawned at his feet
lie cast the light OF his lantern
down the hole. and a voice came up.
saying
The poilce' Thank Cod"
Wasn't n hoax then. after ali. :"
said the sergeant. grimly. Are yoa
al riEhtf"
yes" came the voice. "ali right
now you have arrived Had you
been five minutes later you would
have had a dead man to carry out 1"
who's the would-he murderer ?"
Escaped the back way az you
entered the front I heard him run
down the steps"
lin. Jack. quick. aeour the back
and see what you can find"
The men found nothing. They re-
turned
''lie knew the lay Of the land bet
ter than we did" suggested the SER
Eeant
(To be continued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26
MAX. SELTTSYf
nY CYNTHIA GREY

I III r \ TIA hAANsA
IN this age of merry biuffiuE ans
faliying We know about az much 81
I people We meet a. II We had not mel
them. Il is decidedly out OF fashion
I O. dip Into realities OF 20 wear q
heart any place where by accident Il
may ahow through ~ IN the spirit
of the age ia hand cut 10 those -
meet "a great deal ~ what we afe
not and O. keep 70 ourselves every
thing that we are
The man ar waman VINO doesn't
blair o. Jolly i locked upnn - tsa
serious. too much m earnest. % be
Interesting The world. after the
office doors are closed. wants to hs
entertained. aaa thia keeps us Twins
on the surface % life.
But every face carries certain
sisua which anyone who viii may
read that =. Il he catches the face
Ia rrpose. or orr Is guard
The most expressive feature q
every face r. fha mouth We are
born with our either features. but Ne
make Que own mouths This -
proved By tie fact that tho mouth
81 the adult differs materially fram
the mouth 81 the child and eftsu
assumes asa entirely different e.
lfesHiun
ful. curxinn ilra usually denote
lack of control when they druop IT
the corners thsH signify an ssna=
tlunal nature When the upper LIP
in indented directly below the nose
ana curved upward and then down
aFaln 20 the eafurrs it IL said q be
cupidn hasF ard makes the rHaag
heautifat and Iaeabie lips
The mouth that la fln afoors ~
the corners aHd has paut ia a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS

labor without alcoholic stimulus.
The reformers persisted IN the face
Of bitter opposition and proved tina
not only did the men DO better work
without liquor but they endured the
heat better and came out ~ the bar
vest season In much better c0ndl-
ton.
Some Of the large employers Of la
Dor IN this country strictly exclude
beer and all other liquors from their
establishments. greatly 10 the adj
ventage Of their workiugmeu as
well as themselves ID. g. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26
rIApTrR NYVII

THE NEXT MOVE IN THE GAME.
Before Gerald could answer IN
very unpleasant question, there
came a sound which caused both
mems hearts 20 cease beating for a
moment the one with hope, tho
other with fear.
For 70 was a loud hammeriug on
the front door. and an authoritative
voice crying.
open instantly. or we break IN"
Looking az the door. the lawyer
saw through the ground glass a
round disk OF light. such as a bulls
eye lantern throws. and then ailhou-
cited a helmet puiicaman's he'll
met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26
JUSTICE PREcIsToN

I selfish mouth. but it, very sensitive.
ness makes II easy % influence ths
I person possessing IL.
Thin tips denote the fesnsr
harder and more far seeing ratures
The vuman With thin iipa ttgl eIoas
I IN a hard line - rot theA 4ahleni
woman on earth TO live 90 b chs
has too many conclusions The
woman with sell formed. fun
though not heavy. lipa. iB uadaiiY
gracious and yielding.
The small mouth indicates . 50
eretivr disposition. and the small
mouth that smiles continually la ae-
erptiyr. us
The woman with a mouth that
turns up az the corners via laugh
where most women woufh weep bet
she IL pretty sure % have her own
ideas about things
Dimpica about the mouth are rot
always a Sign OF weakness. as IL
commonly supposed Dimplea sig
Nifty tenderness and charity.
The artistic temperament e. d.
noted ~ the mouth moderately fuil,
which. no matter how firrnly closed.
never makes 4 regular line between
the lips
LIPS that change expression rap
tdiF with rFeFr thought denote
hruaf understanding. charity and
versatility
We are not what we are because
- oar mouths our uouihs nr~ what
they arr because ~ TIE way we i've.
80 " your mouth looks no v were
thrown on and left to cool brace up.
rut a little strength and reif deniai
into tifr. an1 inside ~ riK months
e siii show IN the ahapeiineaa OF the
mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26

No. man never knows what he
can 40 tfii be tries know " dnoan.f
seem possible, bat once knew a
man who lived ak months on
water"
Come OFF. you know that's not
possible. He might live a month.
but not six
"rhis fellow did can give you
his address. and II sou Wish sou can
investigate Tor yaurnclf.-
Where Iz ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26

Tho Flap was flung up. and the
lawyer bent over. In enc hand Ger
aid could see a nlatai'
This wan laid down beside the
lantern. and eooIlY aauatting on the
floor with folded armA. the lawyer
addressed the prisoner.
You have been down there some
little time. policeman. and 1 dare
say you have been thinking Of the
beat way 90 get out"
IT you mean Ia let mo out -
Gerald'a heart gave a great leap a.
be spoke surely II would be bet
Ter 10 open the door
No. said the lawyer. shaking bis
head am not so young a. ! waa.
Axe rnba one OF ones strength. BE.
sides. you are a big. heavy fellow
By reason ~ that I have allowed a
good two feet wide-I should never
be able 10 DRAG Fou up the cellar
stsiru-i could drsg you down all
right"
4 could walk" said Gerald
hoaraely, full Of horrible thoughts
engendered 81 the lawyers last
speech. you wouldn't need 10 as
slat me"
Again the lawyer shook hts head
I am afraid yau don't quite IN
dorutand the position" he said
You wouldn't Be able 20 help me
When you leave this cellar you will
be- beyond help"
What 10 you mean7"
u was a startled hoarss voice
which came up from the cellar.
The lawyer picked up the pipe
case. and then put n down again
II waa an effective hit OF byplay.
You sea. my dear fellow. Tn a.
sorry as sorry can he-but neceas
Hlty knows no Law tried 10 ar
range things comfortably. You'll
admit I ans thoughtful: ana not
even want 10 hurt a limb. even
iook the trouble . break your fall
with feather beds
YES"
'sBui you didn't respond. want.
ed these nofea-nuw I have given up
any idca 1T You telling me where
they are ! thought / should cash
them. and plant couple o. thnaa.
and pounds IN gold where you
would b. able 10 find them later on
Your imprisonment here would
have given yul all the excuse You
would have needed hut you did
not eilnch on 10 the idea
1t was ~ Ia impossible
- - 1T - sassfHas.H So -
yer aBaihinglv 4 admire that trait
In any mans character. and seeing
you're In the position yuu are far
ing your own grave. Why. aamms.
II positively borders on herolam."
"Hsfuiamf-
That's a.. that's the word But
as I said. necessity knows no law
A. I said 10 myself when ] loaded
this piaioi" bYplav agnin--"it'a a
hundred piticn 70 make holes In the
mans head. and then plant him in
the back garden. but shat would
you do There's 10 help for a."
You don't mean 20 tell me that
yun are going To murder me In cold
blaodf"
Afraid 20. dear boy. afraid 10
/ have dug a nice comfortable little
grave outside. and yun'll BE- a. snug
as can be In a."
You murderer"
aluat 40. juHt 50. confessed as
much 20 you once when you had me
In your power. didn't II The posi-
lions arc reversed. but you don't
make any confession Of the where
ahnuta Of these notes
= cannot"
Just 70. Just 30. A. have said
before. ii'a heroinm beautiful her
Diam. I'll have 70 take my chance
OF dragging you up the cellar Htaira.
/ suppose There's no last sort uf a
wish or request you have 10 make.
have you~-bypiay again" before !
put bullet In your BRAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26

IIor0R- ANn WORK.

Editor star. The Increasing de-
mand FOR totally abstaining railroad
employs Is not only because of the
risk OF property and life but also
because drink leads men 70 give
poorers service. Fifty years ago t
was thought impossible 70 reap a
harvest without an abundant supply
OF liquors for the harvest hands.
some intelligent and conscientious
farmers inauRurated a reform. II
was said that men would not work
and could not stand the exposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26
The Sinners Refuge

II swectly comforting thought" said Mr. Rockefeller At
the Euclid Friday night re-
eueents Of God are only according lie ability
shows that he IS pretty human crawling convenient
times like the
We stu We take contemplate advantage fellow IN bua-
ness steal his his rights engage
In other little
endow Us With the ability successful resistance
temptation We greedy. neeatious
God was rsuss In not stocking with ability
Is so sweetiy comforting away
God didn't make strong
hins As tr will We do not sin for
tug aud keeping
The educate elevate and hire At
what God wants and they require
men's lust talented Justice
MI Rockefeller has his idea requirements
rapaas and greedy II he has mecciy
homes and spped the threat Of the Of
oppression and suppression telling
meeting that he generous loving liberal and
helpful the Lord capacity with
hap quite much possesses less conspa
sinners who excuse that our
appetite Us
probably only believes that in yvnv awav
ons dollar in thousand he is doing all ability
TO do but that the ability hundreds or millions
was given him for the q getting them
deed sseety comforting shit all responsibility
mighty and Christians fight over
the boundaries Of free viii for trouble
tempt designate make up Hfs
Requirements" tines con
veniene suit the desire And
lose sight Of the simple evident really
Of God and written
menLove another All other requirements
ward happiness sticking faithfully 10
this would then buila
eoddling Of which We fondy hope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26

no" abe saId. as she swung
around from the plano. there IL 10
refrain 70 that sons
"And I'm 80 sorry be- said 7
there were only a refrain I know II
it would please everybody. Couldn't
you manage 70 work one iuT'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-26
va STAR DUST

The author 81 Kick I'm. he nin.i
snt any frinnda.= must have bees
thinking of John y. Rockefeller.