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Monroe City Democrat., 1905-09-07

Vowel.
Buff Leghorns, Rhode ISLAND
Reds, Display chickens, s. G.
White Leghorns, Rose Comb
White Leghorns, Pekin Ducks,
Toulouse geese and Partridge
Cochins--Miss Laura See.
Silver Lace Wyandottes, II.
Sutman.
White Wyandottes and Friz-
zley, j. Henderson.
Indiana Runner ducks, Albert
Bixler.
Buff Orphington and Black
Orphington, Mrs, Fl. T. Wood.
S. G. Brown Leghorn, Dent
Owen.
Mammoth Bronze turkeys,
Rush Collins.
White Holland turkeys, Hop
Glascok.
HOGS.
Boar over 2 years any breed,
Maupin & Applegate, Shelbina,
A. G. See.
Boar 1 year and over, j. w,
Hawkins.
Boar under 1 year, Patrick &
Hawkins, Paris; Maupin & APP
plegate.
Sow, year and over, Myrl(
Tooley, Maupin C Applegate
Sow, under 1 year, Myrlt
Tooley; Patrick C Hawkins.
Boar and 8 sows, under 1 yee r
Maupin &Applegate.
5 pigs under 6 months, producC
of same sow, Maupin &c Apple
gate, A. G. See.
sHEEP-LoNG wooLs.
Buck, 1 year ana over, HoI
Glascock, l and 2.
Buck, 1 year, Hop Glascock
Eve, 1 year and over, HoI
Glascock.
Eve, under 1 year, Hop Glas
cock.
MEDIUM WOOLS.
Buck, 1 year and over, w. S
Wilson, A. Lee Ely.
Buck, under year, W. S
Wilson, 1 and 2.
Eve, l year and over, A. Lei
1 and 2.
Eve, under 1 year, w. S. Will
son, 1 and 2.
FLORAL HALL.
Hardsomest silk quilt, Mrs
J. H. Williamson.
Handsomest worsted quilt
Mrs. Sarah Smith.
Handsomest cotton quilt
Mrs. B. F. Glenn.
Handsomest cotton quilt
patch work made by girl under
II, age of girl considered, Miss
Maud Stapp, Woodland.
Handsomest baby carriage
afghan, Mrs. Preston Dunn, Jr'
Shelbina.
Handsomest crocheted count
erpane, Mrs. ], Nj. Johnson, Sr,
Rag carpet, S yards, Mrs. ].
c. Ensof.
Calico dress, hand made by
girl under II years, Mary F.
Clayton, Rensselaer,.
Calico dress, machine made
by girl under IL years, Nicola
Schabel, Shelbina.
Handsomest undershirt, lady 5
Mrs. ]. ]. Padgett, Shelbina.
Infants outfit, dainty and
elaborate not less than 6 pieces,
handsomest infant robe, Mrs.
w. w. Gilkinson, Palmyra.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-09-07
Display cut flowers, Mrs. Jno.

preserves, Canneu lOHatOeS1.
canned damsons, canned plums,
canned peaches, raspberry jelly,
strawberry jelly, plum jelly,
blackberry jelly, greatest variety
ielies, greatest variety wines,
tomato ca,sup, apple butter, loaf
salt rising bread, sponge cake,
angel food, Mrs. J. B. Settle.
Peach preserves, cherry pre-
serves. plum preserves, black
berry preserves. apple preserves,
ounce p.>. ivrs, citron pre-
serves, greatest variety pre-
serves. canned apples, canned
pears, canned strawberries,
canned cherries, greatest variety
canned fruits, peach butter, Mrs.
| J. ]. Padgett.
Strawberry preserves, Mrs,
d. d. Nelson.
Pear preserves, S lbs. lard,
Mrs. F. f.. Wadsworth.
Tomato preserves, 5 lbs. but
ter, S lbs. soft soap, devil food
cake, Mrs. w. NJ. Redman.
Siberian crab preserves, wa
ter melen rind preserves, Mrs.
Preston Dunn, Jr.
Canned gooseberrles, black
berry jam, Effie Wadsworth.
Grape jelly, ounce jelly.
peach j~llv, fruit cake, Mrs. w.
Y. Schabel.
Currant jelly, Caramel cake,
Mrs. Cora Foley.
Gooseberry jelly, Mrs. Polling.
Siberian craft jelly, Mrs. d.
S. Sharp.
Blackberry winr, grape wine,
Carl Eberly.
Country ham, cooked, water
melon pickles, chow chow, va
riety pickles, corn bread, dis
play pepper, feather stitching,
painting in oil, landscape, paint
ing on cup and saucer, painting
on tea, coffee, chocolate pot or
pitcher, painting on puff or bon
bon box, painting on tray, paint
ing on salad bowl or celery dish,
painting on jardiniere, best dis
play painting, Mrs. J. H. Nc
| Clintlc.
Five pounds hard soap, home
made, Mrs. H. Robinson.
Sweet pickles, Mrs. w. 6.
Williamson.
Cucumber pickles, doughnuts,
Mrs.sA. Jaeger.
Tomato pickles, mango pick
les, mixed pickles, chilli sauce,
orange cake, chocolate cake, fig
cake, Mrs. H. G. Scheetz.
Raspberry jam, Clara Wads-
worth.
Ginger bread, Lille Lear.
| Cookies, lemon cake, Mrs.
B. Bristow
Brown bread, Mrs. Alfred
Jaeger.
Loaf yeast bread, May Lear.
| Cocoanut cake, Miss Lille
Redman.
Best wheat, half bushel, Hop
son Glascock.
Oats, half buNhel, best display
plums, II. l. Lear.
Timothy seed, w. M. Red
man.
Largest pumpkin, Mrs. c. S.
| Mcintosh.
Collection squashes, Harold
Mcmillan.
Beans, any variety, Mrs. S.
E. Mckenzie.
| Turnips, watermelons, Mrs.
| ]. H. Williamson.
Beets, Marvin Richards.
Onions, Mrs. Myers.
Tomatoes, canteloupes, irish
potatoes, best display garden
products, A. G, Saunders.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-09-07
Mrs. Tresa Green.

cotton socks, knit slippers,
worsted,, Mrs. M. A. Payne.
Handsomest crocheted shawl,
Mrs. Tresa Green.
Crocheted slippers, worsted,
handsonest crocheted slumber
robe, Ms. J. II. McClintic.
Crocheted skirt, Mrs. J. J.
Padgett.
Infants wors,ed crocheted
sacque, dresser scarf in drawn
work, Mrs. S. Sanford.
Sideboard scraf, battenburg,
Miss Daisy Stream.
i Handsomest lunch cloth, bat
tenburg, nandsomest center
piece, battenburg, specimen cot
ton embroidery, Mrs. w. w.
Gilkinson.
HandsomeSt embroidered cen
ter piece, Mrs. ]. II. EdW ards,
Clarence.
Handsomest embroid'd lunch
cloth, Georgia Bennett.
Specimen silk embroidery,
glove case, home made, Mrs.
d. d. Nelson.
Specimen Roman embroidery,
embroidery in colored linen,
, embroidery in colored cotton,
Queen Ann embroidery, Mrs,
Barbee, Palmyra.
Hand embroidered shirt waist,
, portrait in crayon, crayon land.
: scape. Mrs. Mark Hawkins.
Han dsomest center piece anc
six doi,ies embroidered in silk
} Mrs. ]. H. Edwards.
Linen table cover embrolder.
. ed in silk, specimen chain stitch
, ing, best oil painting, portrait il
oil. Mrs. S. E.McKenzie, Wood
land.
Point lace doilies, point lace
centerpiece, lace handkerchief
: display of point and honiton lace
work, handkerchief in dra M
work, dresser scarf in silk EN-.
oroidery, set pillow cases and
bolster sham, sofa pillow in bat.
tenberg, battenburg table cover.
Mrs. w. w. Gilkinson.
Persian embroidery, Meta Re.
. maud, St. Louis.
Handsomest battenburg collar
, Miss Daisy Stream.
Silk embroid'd picture frame
, Mrs. Padgett.
Sofa pillow in Bulgarian EN-,
, broidery, ,handsomest paper flow.
ers, Mrs. Polling, Woodland.
Pen etching on linen, hand.
soonest sofa pillow, Mrs. ]. M,
. Proctor, ir.
> Handkerchief case, Julia Nc.
Clintic.
: Handsomest pin chshicn, Miss
Allie Prentice.
Toilet set consisting of pin
cushion, perfume bottle and
scent bag, Mrs ]. E. Thompson
Bowling Green.
Haudsomest dressed doll by
girl under I3, Anna Sharp.
Sofa pillow N Roman emb'y,
Mrs. Geo. Turner.
Sofa pillow in silk embroid'v,
Laura Bell.
Mont Melick embroid'y, Mrs
j. T.. Vaughn, Kirksville.
Display ornamental grasses,
Martha See.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-09-07
r. /. Gentry; 0. L. Dooley.

Saddle mare, under /, Il. l.,
Simms; H. G. Williamson.
Saddle colt, either sex, o. L,
Dooley; r. L. Gentry.
Harness stallion, 4 and over,
T. B. Hulse, Center; j. W. Lake,
Perry.
Harness stallion, 3, under A,
j. M, Nickel.
Harness stallion, 2, under 3,
j. M. Nickel; Dyas Hulse, Cen
ter.
Harness stallion, 1, under 2,
DR.. S. Maddox; j. j. Rogers.
Harness stallion, under 1, O.
l.. Dooley; r. l.. Gentry.
Light harness mare or gelding,
any age, Emmett Sparks, w. H.
White, A. B. Moore.
Draft stallion, 4 and over, A.
G. Spalding, II. G. Williamson.
Draft stallion, 3, under 4, Pal
myra Draft Co., Geo. w. Tooley
C Son.
Draft stallion 2, under 8, J. N.
McClintic, !. s. McClintic.
Draft stallion under 1. w,
Rechoff.
Harness gelding, 4 and over,
Emmett Sparks, w. H. White.
Harness gelding 3, under 4
Blades Bros, and 2.
Harness gelding 2, under 3, L,
| M. Maddox, A. j. Utterback.
Harness colt, either sex. under
year, Byrd Bros, r. L. Gen
try.
Most stylish turnout, H. B
Mudd, Wm. Buokman.
Model horse, mare or gelding
any age, r. L. Gentry, BLADES
BROS.
Light harness mare Or gelding
any age, W. II. White, .. W
Lake, T. B. Hulse.
Saddle stallion 4 and over, j
T. Hook, Blades BROS.
Saddle stallion 3, and under A
J. T. Hook, S. M. Wager, Paris.
Saddle stallion 2, under 3, VIM
Buckman, S. M. Wager.
Saddle stallion 1, under 2, E
G. Tillett, StOutsville; L. M
Maddox.
Saddle stallion under 1, o. L
| Dooley.
Saddle horse mare or gelding
any age, j. T. hook, 1 and 2
blades BROS. 3.
Pole Team, Especially, Emmett
Sparks, }. T. Elliott.
RACE SUMMARIES.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-09-07
MONROE FAIR.
FOlle%ing Is List of Premiums
Awarded.
ANGUS CATTLE


ANGUS CATTLE
Cow, 8 yrs. and over, Walkup
d Rec, Stoatsvilie; H. T, Wood,
HunnewelL
Cow, 2 and under 3, Walkup C
Rice 1st and I'd.
Cow, under 1, same.
Bull, 3 yrs. and over, H. II.
Wood.
Bull, 2 and under 3, Walkup
& Rice; "A. G. See.
Bull, under 1, II. Y. Wood;
WalkuP & Rice.
SHORT HORN CATTLE
Cow, 3 yrs. and over, II. We'll
don Ragdale, Shelbina, 1st and 2.
Cow under /, same.
Bull, 3 yrs. and over, same.
Bull, under /, same.
HEREFORD CATTLE
Cow, 8 and over, VIM. Wads-
worth, 1st and I'd.
Cow, 2 and under 3, VIM.
Wadsworth; j. M. Proctor C Son.
Cow, 1 and under 2, Wm.
Wadsworth, 1st and I'd.
Cow, under 1, Wadsworth !;
Proctor & Son.
Bull, 3 and over, same, same.
Bull, under 1, same; same.
SWEEPSTAKES ANY BREED
Cow, 3 and over, T. Weldon
Ragsdale; VIM. Wadsworth.
Cow, 2 and under 3, VIM.
Wadsworth; Walkup &c Rice.
Cow, 1 and under 2, VIM.
Wadsworth, 1st and I'd.
Cow, under 1, same.
Bulls and over, VIM. Wads-
worth: T. Weldon Ragsdale.
Bull, 2 and under 3, Walkup &
Rice; A. G. See.
Bull, i and under 2, H. T.
Wood.
"a Bull, under /, VIM. Wads-
worth; I. weldon Ragsdale.
Herd of cattle, VIM. Wads-
worth, Walkup & Rice, T. We'll
don Ragsdale.
Mule, either sex, 8 and over,
Gent Fuqua & Son; E. f. Evans
Mule, either sex, 2, under 3,
Ed. LOngmire, 1st and I'd.
Mare mule under 1, W. H,
Hays; j. M. Peirsol.
Horse mule under 1, M. j.
Pendlston, j. H. McClintic.
Jack, any age, A. F. Griffith,
Leo Bell.
Draft mare, 8 yrs. and over,
E. Wells, Palmyra; w. H. Saun-
\ ders.
! Draft mare, 2 and under 3, A.
E. Jordan, Oak Dale; Gent Flu
qua 6 Son.
Saddle gelding, A and over,
Blades Bros, Holiday; L.. M.
Maddox.
Saddle gelding, 8, under 4, j.
T. Hook, Blades Bros.
Saddle gelding, 2, under 8, L.
M. Maddox; J. j. Rogers.
Pair mules, any age, Geo. Long,
e. r. Evans.
Harness mare, 4 end over, j.
T. Hook; A. b. Moore.
Harness mare 3 and under 4,
w. T. Youell; Blades Bros.
Harness mare 2 and under 3,
r l.. M. Maddox.
Harness mare, 1, under 2, II.
! e. Whitecotton; r. l.. Gentry,
Victor.
Harness mare, under 1, Byrd
Bros; r. L. Gentry.
Harness horse, mare or geld
ing, Emmett Sparks, Shelbina; |;
w. H. White,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03

6iefes Ra6 seFii6rt un6 b.Iorgten burd
ibr Erampeln bas l1mbrsben bes Ras
bes. Den Sremben aeiste NOR alS
qrDBte Mertpiirbieteit Der Stoot ben
9runnen, bon beTen Sisfen man crit
cine ridtige @orftelun9 BEAM. penn
Der Tii6rer cine suiammengebrsRts 3els
tuna ober elm giinbsG Strob on3iinotte
unb in ben Drummer fallen lisB, 10 oaB
man bic gauge Siefe beIeu3tet srf9ouen
tonnte; bas Ju1en ouuerte 70 LANCE,
Bis ales perbrannt mar. Iuh burfte
man tleine Gtein8en bin~untertperfen,
bic i'm sfollsn an bic 8runnentpdnbe
anIdIuaen unb 70 beim Quff6lagen
uuf bas MaFsr sinen Son gaben, oGs
tpenn man einsn S4uB aus Der Gerne
bort. sFrembe tuurbeH muir 5ugelaI EN-,
fuenn lie orbnun9s9emGb um bic Grs
laubnib baten, bic r8runnentbiere"
re6en su biirfsn. @iinfdte ismanb bic
.@fel" gu ieben, 10 tpurbe bos GeIun
abqelebnt. Der Drummer tuirb audi
nod bellts gsaei9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03
pfr albatrob nit btm eltd)banh.

R. q. .Sa5arb, Der b%etunnte @robs
inbuitrielle bon Yeacebdle, R. g., fpels
der grploiipftoffe fir BIZ. R.9i.runs
fabriairt, bat Elm eisentbiimli9es
Stedenpferb, bds ibm gu manfer I'M
tereFanten Stunoe perbolfen bat. gr
fammelt 8oselsi.r. bet.nnt iih inbeb
in Der fpeitperbreiteten 3unft bieI.r
Sammler Su elmer Spe5ialitGt, unb
stpar bei6rdnft .r fem Sammeln auf
Ger BON MeerpDeeln, MOpen, pins
suine, IlbatroFe unb beraleihen. Sds
Sarb fabnbet nidt nur auf bic eier Der
@ogeI, bic er in ipeiten Jernen bon
Sdiffstapitdnen, ipelfe bic Siibfee Be-
fabren, unb WalfifhfGnsern, tp.lfe i'm
bcben Horben ibrer BeiHdftieune OBJ
lissen, iid bolen lGbt; er eibt bieien
2apitdnsn Photographers Ipparat.
nit, I'M bic @0sel auf Hibren Reitern
gu photographer, uno fammelt ieoe
Roti3, ipelte er in 3eitunsen, Maea=
sinen ober 9iitern iiber bic gum Sbeil
febr ieltenen 8Dsel finbet.
60 itieb er zines 9dses auf cine
fnr5e Totis, ipelte befdgte, bob in
Siibauitralien Elm Mlbatrob ans l1f.r
sefIosen fam, mo elm 2ndbe TIN ems
fling unb ibn mad feintr naheselesener
Mohnuna brq6h. Gle Ct has sous
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03

errei4te, ftarb Ser 8ogeI in feinen Qr>
men. Der @dter rnterIu6te ben @osel
unb fano einen 9Ietitreifen, pel1er
ben gals bes 8ogeIs felt umflammerts
uno offenbdr ben 4lbotrob bardn perz
htubtrt bate, Nabrung 3u it9 3u ne1s
men, 10 bab berieIbe Dor !Sunger unb
Gri4opfung umgetommen mar. @uf
benz 9le3ftreifen tparen etntge Worte in
frun5OIif6er Sprade nit elmer Babel
ober etnem MeFer puntttrt, pel9e be-
fdgten, baB 10 Matroien Der Bari
n6Ipra" uuf Der DSsle bes Go9on8"
geitrdnoet ieien uno 5iIfe bsiI9ten. 6as
5arb. Der ME bon Der Snfel ge60rt,
fu9te duf ben bsitsn SiibIestarten bas
mad. tonnte lie a6er ni9t ftnben. Ni4t
LANCE barauf reiite er in @ei9Gft.n na9
Paris unb Gonbon, unb 'i9 bes GIba>
troB ertnnerno, iufte er duf ben 8ars
ten i'm fran50iif9en WarinssM tniites
rtvn, fopte i'm 8ritif6en Muieum
nab Der sale bes go9ons," bod
e6enTo pergebli9.
Gin padr Sabre fpGter, ols er in ieis
mem Stuoir3immsr gu Yeaceoale nit
einem SetapitGn ~plduberte, tpel9em er
Snitruttionen CAB, fpie sr feiner
SdmmIur9 auf elmer beborTtebenOsn
Siibfeefabrt niiben t0nne, ertpd6nte
5u3urb bic sale bes Gp9ons." Der
Rdpitdn bprdte auf. unb frddte, tpds
Sa3uro bon bieIer Snfel piFe. Die
@ef6i4te bom Ql6dtroB tpurbe err
5Gblt. unb aIs Sdadrb 9eenbet, bemertte
Der 3upttGr, er berm0ee einen p~eitersn
She'll ba3u gu er3d6len. Gr ielbIt isi
duf Der Snfet, einem 0ben nur BON
SeeoOgeln %betpobnten Gelsblod, tpeI4er
meiit BON einem bi9tsu NebeIidleier
umgeben, geitranbet getpsIen uno babe
ii9 bort eine Siitte sebaut. Rd4bem
er gerettet, mar er nd9 profeIiion So
Lamb, ebenfaqs CUR Gro3ets@ ruppe ges
bOrig, gebra9t tporben. BORT traf fpGz
ter cine frunaOitI4e 9riss Elm, bic ii4
ouf Der Su4e ndh ben auf Der sale
bes Go9ons" @eItranbeten befanb. CT
tpurbe eriu4t, bic 8rigg bortbin gu
l%ootien, tpus er thut. auf benz 6elss
bGod ongetommen, fdnb mar feline
Spur bon ben WotroIen, dber BEL aes
nuuem Ru9fori9en entbedte man in
Der 5iitte, bic nod itanb, einen Iamas
len 8Ie4itreifsn, auf pel6sm punttirt
ipdr. bah Elf MdtroTen Der Bari
r5Iora" in einem felbitsefertigten Boot
bic Snfel perloKen 9dttsn. sic baben
tpubrf9einIi9 in ben itiirmiIden D.ls
len tbr Grab eefunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03
Der (eke CLIFFORD.
Ans btm Sdm,oifhrn, uun @. uilmar.

Mit seoGmpftem, fait meldn6oli.
th1sm &lange bransen bic i'm 9anfaal
srihallenoen WalSertone in bds matt
trleu9tete roths 8abinett, no Elm iuns
9es Yaar BON 1an5e ailsrubte. 9eibe
ttlenen in Sinner periunten, peniaz
items mahte teinsr BON ibnen einen
Isrint, bas Sapeisen gu brefen.
DER Bid oes iunsen Mannes ru6t.
fat unpertponbt auf benz 9eppi6 unb
bob ii6 rilr bann unb tpann einmal, I'M
tih boil mariner @lutb auf fem @teerz
iib,r gu ri6ten, bod ioboIb er ibren
areet besesnete, fponbts er ii6 nit er.
i1entem SntereFe benz Stubiam bes
Seppi9mufters su, ftsA)renb ibr Bid
on ben Wdnben entldna irrte unb
t9liebli6 ouf einsm GemGIbe baften
bIieb.
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hutfn unb onipretens2~ tranit ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-03

S9mei@elbaft. Ser iriide @iss
count aileourfie, Der i'm sHgliTfen
parliament fab, uber cine febr unbebeus
tenbe Ro1e fpielte, ipurbe Beer unb bes
fam ais folder ben Sitel Carl gdbdn.
SIN W~dnbeleange bes l~lnterbdufes bes
seerete er benz Ibaeorbneten .Jisgeralb.
rebete i'm an unb fagte, ba er aus b,Fen
Miene fdlob, fitzgerald erfenne i'm
nidt: 80, sic tennen mid niht? Sd
bin Der Carl Gdbdn!!1 r@b ip!" tpar
bic Intport. .Sm erifen 4ueenblid
babe i9 sic NIT benz alien gfe! Sill
cpurfie pertpedielt!"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-09
THE GRAND JURY.

The press OF this city and some cor
respondents have been profuse IN their
praise Of the great deeds and acts OF
our present Grand Jury, 1.-THE best
Grand, Jury this par sh ever had SO
II 10 claimed.
Its lengthy report Of four aud one
half columns in the Daily Leader" is
almost entirely devoted to the Sunday
Law" violations; practically nothing
else seems to have received its atten
ton during their IA days sittings.
II has waged war on That class OF
merchants known AZ liquor deal
ers." who are swelling the revenues
of the corporation OF New Iberia by a
large license imposed upon them.
whilst the greater part Of the other
class of merchants have been persist
ent perjurers, in order TO save them
selves from the just burdens Of the Ii
cense law; a fact well known to n
majority Of the members of the pres
ent great and best Grand jury the par
ish ever had.
Teddy" one OF the admirers ofthi
''best Grand Jury" seems to be indig
nant because the District Attorney re
fused to write out indictments against
Emile Ribbeck and others for viola
ton Of the Sunday, Law, and asks il
the District. Attorney must not write
out indictments the Grand Jury finds.
In its report to the Honorable Dis
trict Judge, the best Grand Jury says
I'VE ask that you order legal proceeds
ings TO be instituted against these poo
pie (meaning Ribbeck and othcrs) as
violators of the Sunday Law" Why
does not Teddy ask the Honorable
Judge Of the District Court why he
does not grant the request of the best
Grand Jury aud order the District At.
torney to institute legal proceedings
against these 50 called violators of the
Sunday Law.
Why docs ne not ask the "bcst
Grand Jury" how it happened they
Jailed to return no true bills on four
charges or affiLayits made against the
Elk City Attorney.
Why does he not ask how it hap
pened that the white washing, Of the
charges made against the Elk City At
tofney, done by the best Grand Jury
Was celebrated by some officers Of the
parish. the Ex City Attorney and his
friends in the saloon Of one member
Of the best Grand Jury. the night be
fore il made its report in open court
at which celebration delicacies such
% teal ducks and champagne were
indulged in from six o'clock P. M. to
ono o'clock A. NJ, with singing accom-
panied by the negro string band and
profane language.
Whvdocs lie not ask the best Grand
Jury about. their investigation Of the
rumorcd scandals connected with the
Bayou Carlin Drainage District Board
and whx they are silent on that suhiec
ID their report,
If the truth is answered to these
querries. the Question and Answer coli
umn will give interesting reading mat
ter, and I think Teddy will quit asking
questions. FAIR PLAY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-09
This Winter.

Many will 60 to California, ORE
gon and intermediate points.
Why not y0ui Let us tell you
about It. The Southern Pacific il
the only line with it's own rails
from New Orleans to San Francis
CO. The acme Of comfort at low
ct figures oil burning locomo.
tives, finest equipment, the .'open
window route" no smoke. no Gin
ders.
Also. Ane and fast passenger
steamers between New Orleans
and New York. and New Orleans
sad Havana il'ax weekly.
Fer folders md beautiful dee
CrirftVe mates Wglte 70
In otfars Gel. Pas. Art.
Z New Ofleans, r.,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-09
Water Cure for Constipation

Half pint Of hot water taken
half an hour before breakfast will
usually keep the bowels regular
Harsh cathartics should be avoid
cd. When a purgativc Is needed,
take ChamhcIlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets They are mild and
gentle IN Their action For sale
by all druggists Dec
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-09
COM M u NICATIDN.

(All communications under this heading
must be signed bv the writer; not necessa-
rlly for publication. but we desire it for our
own protection. No matter appearing under
the heading OF communications" will in
any way voice the policy Of tho IapeJ
either cditOrially or otberwiseJ
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-09
For The Holidays.

If you are going 70 the Old
States during the Holidays 60 via
the Southern Paail Cheap rates
to oil points in 1.-THE f0st beast and
North Central States, Round
trip ticketa on sele Dec. p, %
and 23-retuFa4 1nif, 80 days.
For further. Anfes1Ae tiop consult
nearest Rai!ns4 Tirk> t,Aseos. Or
write TO
F. 3. BaEtars, Gsa'L Ras Agt.,
Ne~AQ rlApeh l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
Braga Hall
The Finest Hall and Largest Stage
in h City.
To Let for Balls and Entertainments
Apply S. NJ. Jacobson, Scheuer Building
CALENDAR OF LOCAL Ey ENrs.

Dec. l8-24-Chas. X. Champlin Stock
Company, Wilder Hall.
Dec. 26-Xmas tree and ball, Danish
Brotherhood, Washington
Hall.
Dec. 12-Musical recital, Miss Clara
e. Harrington, Braga Hall.
Dec. 10, IA, 15-Fair Ladies Auxil-
larry, Simpson NJ. e. church.
Dec. 13-Masquerade ball, Women's
Relief Corps, Wilder Hall.
Dec. 20-Leon & Roessler Christmas
Tree, Washington Hall.
Dec. 27-Ball and reception, Speiler
Club, Pulaski Hall.
Dec. 27-Danish M. E. Sunday
school Christmas tree fes-
tival.
Dec. 30-Monthly sale of home
made cakes in vestry Grace
English Lutheran church.
Jan. Annual Ball, Cabin Amboy,
Woodchoppers, Wilder Hall.
Jan. BALL, Court Perth Amboy
No. 3,043, /. o. F., Braga
Jan. 16-Eighth annual ball of the
Original Hebrew Ladies
Benevolent Society.
Jan. 25-Masquerade ball, Vergnue-
gungs CLUB, Washington
Hall.
Jan. 26-Annual Assembly, Raritan
Yacht Club. Wild Hall.
Jan. 20-Third annual ball MohawB
Council, d. of p, Washing
ton Hall.
Jan. 20-Third annual ball, Mohawk
Council, d. of p, Washing
ton Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids and proposals for the
grading of Kirkland place will be re-
ceived by the council of the City of
Perth Amboy, in the council chamb-
err, at city hall, at $3.50 p. m. on the
eighteenth CT December, 1905. Bid
ders are requested to furnish a lump
sum bid for the work.
A certified check for 500 must
accompany each bid and the success
full bidder must furnish a bond of
$500.
The excavated material must be
placed where the street commission
er directs.
Sixty working days will be allow
ed to complete the work, during
which time the street must be kept
open to the public.
Council ser right to reject any
or all bids.
WILLIAM FULLERTON,
Street Commissioner.
23-6t.-11-29-12-2-6-9-13-16
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
Hughes Laundry
30 Church Street
New Brunswick, New Jersey.
ERIF SALE.

~ CITA NrCr,Dv a 4, Maui, TrrCY,Ir
IN OF NEW JERSEY.
Between inc New Jersey Bulldlng Loan
ana EDWARD Jacqu9t ct ux, D~eIendants'
n. faY LOT Sale 81 l~nordsaseu premises,
dated december Gun, lS0o.
by virtue OF tns apove stated Writ 10
me uirecieu any uellVereu, Will expose
70 safe az pupllG HSlque on -
.WEDN ESI1Af 4, JAN 1Aftf 1rTHa NINE
TEEN and SIN a,s
az Two oclock m me aIterpoon or SAID
oay,- AT Lhe Snerih > once, IN the CITY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
THE SEASON OF INDIGESTION.

The season of Indigestion is upon us. Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure for Indigestion and
Dyspepsia will do everything for the
stomach hat an overloaded or over
worked stomach annot do for itself. Ko-
dol Digests what you eat-gives the stom-
ach a rest-relieves sour stomach, belch-
ing, heartburn, indigestion, etc. For sale
by c. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
A LIQUID COIN CURE.

Group, Coughs, Colds, Whooping-Co Cough,
etc, have no terrors for children or adults
who evacuate the bowels with Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar--the Original
Laxative. Cough Syrup and Liquid Cold
Cure. This remedy expels all cold from
the system and strengthens the throat,
lungs and bronchial tubes. The mothers
f~avorite and children's safeguard Sold
by c. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

TOILET ARTICLE-The Beauty
Wash cloth a delightful toilet u
novation. prevents offensive odors,
cleanses, whitens and beautifies COM
p~lexion. For sale at Sections Drug
store, Reynolds Brothers and Green
baum's Dry Goods Stores. 9-14-tf