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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-12
PERSONALS.

Mis- L. E. Marion, left for New
Orleans, La, on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Hugh Butler and little
folks of Eiouma, La. were in town
this week with relatives.
Mr. G.. Q. Pharr was in town on
ednesday on business and Will,
here, dropped in to see us.
Mr.. L. A. Brownlee who has
been in San AutonIa, Tex. for
quite long time returned home
this week.
Misses Leila Phillips and Ro
nero of Royville La. were III town
for short time OH Saturday
morning.
Mrs Holman and daughter. Mrs.
Otto krause left on Thursday for
the Ozark Mts. by way of Hons-
ton, Tex.
The friends of Mrs. Capt. 7. /. /
Morse will regret to learn that she
has been quite i'll for some days
at her home in this city.
The many friends of Mrs. {. c. |
Kramer will be pleased to learn of !
her safe arrival at Rochester n y.
Mrs. Kramer left here on FRIDAY |
of last week.
DR.. II. Martin. Messers. Il.
Schwartz, j. kelso. and + Knight
of st. Martinv'lle We're in town on
Thursday afternoon, being visit.
ors to and participants in the Ma
sonic meeting of that evening.
Mr.. Chas Gutekunst, of St. 4
Martinville, was among our call
ers CD Thursday, He complained i
Of the very bad condition of the
parish roads, due to the constant +!
rains.
Mr.. Chas. L. VOORHEES,. of
Breaux Bridge, was an appreciate
ed caller at this Office on last sun
day morning. He is looking for
ward to a time in early future
when his family will join him III
his new home.
Messrs. Geo. Cousin and Fred
G Schwing were released from the
detention camp at Dautrieve's
Landing and arrived here on Sun
day afternoon. Mr. Cousin says
that SO far as his physical needs
and comfort were concerned he
had no fault to find, but the anx
iety arising from being held a
prisoner away from home in such
times was not pleasant.
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q n A. II.
|Ortte &St.Martin

partnership heretofore existing
between the above parties was dis.
solved by mutual consent
JANY. 2S-l905.
And y is agreed and well under
stood tlSN A. H. St. Martin and o. b.
Ortte are no longer partners in any
shape or form. And neither one has a
right to buy. sign or contract any
debts in the name Of Ortte and st.
Martin. A. II. st. MARTIN,
O. 3. ORT1E."
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-12

DR.. and Mrs. H. A. King are
receiving the con gratulations Of
their friends this week upon the
arrival of an heir and son. The
young gentleman arrived last
Monday morning. May his life be
one Of usefulness to his fellow
creatures and may it ripcn into an
honored old age.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

Regular services at / am,
and 8:l5 p. NJ, Rev. A: W.
Turner, Pastor, First NJ. +.
Church, So. Sunday School
at 9:45 a. M, H. N. Pharr,
Superintendent. The Ep.
orth Leagues also meet every
Sunday afternoon. The public
is cordially invited to at
tend any of these services.
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Secure an Education

The Southern Normal School and
Bowling Green Business University
sustain all the literary and CONNER
cial courses. and in addition, law,
music, elocution and oratory. tele-
graphy stenogranly, typewriting
railroading. Send for catalog OF
special course desired. Address H. H
Cherry, Bowling Green, Ky,
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NOTICE..

This is to certify that since the DIS
solution Of the co-partnership hereto-
fore existing between O. B. Ortte and
A. H. st. Martin has been fully and
completely dissolved and final settle
ment made.
That A. H. St. Martin is not in any
manner connected with the house OF
OBJ. Ortte and that this firm will not
be liable in any manner for any debts
or contracts made by him.
u. B, ORTTE
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A special communication of
Aurora, no 1913. F. and A NJ. was
held on Thursday evening, which
three i. Us, from st. Martin
Lodge L. ID. of st. Martlnville,
were raised to the sublime degree
of NJ. NJ.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-12

Jules Vaughn, negro, was ar
rested on last Monday by duputy
sheriffs Henderson and Colgin and
jailed on a charge of attempting
the life of his wife. The arrest
was made in little Fusse POinte.
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TOM WATSON'S
MAGAZINE

"The Maqaziae That Has An idea Back
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Have YOU heard that Hon. Thos. +. Watson
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You know who Mr.. Watson is: He is the
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Life OF Napoleon aud 1.-The Life and
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OStermOor Mattresses SIS.

sJust as Good" tan imitation
s1O)
A Globe Wernicke Book Cases
in Mahogany, and in Golden, An
tique, and Weathesed Oak lead
ed, Or plain glasses.
RtfrigeratorS nearly sold out,
Hammocks same thing.
We sell the best step ladder on
earth 4 medium price one, and the
worst there is.
Three grades. Three Prices.
Screen doors, and window
screens.
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EsTRAY COW.
Parish Of Iberia, La, J
near Cade Station,
,JulV LIST. 1905.


A red COW, wild, strayed into
my pasture during October, 1904,
at the time very poor. She re
turned after being turned out sew
eral times. She is branded thus
on shoulder. She is now
in fine condition. The
owner is hereby notified
that ne may recover his animal
upon paying for ner keeping and
the cost of this advertisement
otherwise, ten days from the first
publication hereof she will be sold
TO cover all cost.
PROSPER LOPEZ.
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Enter School.
NoAH's ARK,

Mention course wanted. Send for
Catalog. Address r. II. Cherry,
Bowling Green, kv.
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Telegraphy.

Send ior special information concern
inc our School of Telegraphy, Every
worthy graduate secures position
Address II. IT. Ch~rry, Bowling Green
Lv
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Look around and see If you don't
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Educate Your Children.

We take boys and girls under our
personal supervision. Write for infor
nation. Address n. H. Cherry, Presi
dent, Southern Normal School and
Bowling Green Business University,
Bowling Green, Ky.
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Endorsed by 5000 physicians. None
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....LOCALS....

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
MADE FINE SHOWING.
American Yachts Race Against Em-
 perOr'a Meteor HI.


 Imperial Yacht Club, Kiel, Germany. June 23.--Amerfcan yachts. either American owned or American built, made a fng showing today. There were four of them and each won the race of her class. R. w. Goelet's Swan made bad start and was last over the line, but got right up to windward and returning from the oth- or neet finished four minutes and for which was second. The Capri came in third. Time, 4:15:45 course. 22 miles.
 A good strong breeze was blowing when most of the boats put in at least one reef. Prince Henry of Prussia, with Allison V. Armour on board, was to have sailed the Orion over a thirty tnrse - mile nls. eourse With no competitor regularly entered, was invited to sail against the Orion and the representa- tive of the Ailsa's owner did so. The Aiisa crossed the line too soon and had to come back and did something ire Quent enough in America, but which gave the judges scare. She made a touching her spars and came up to windward. In the meantime the Orion was getting away fast. The Ailsa at hind: at the second turn about even. and at the third turn she was fifty seconds ahead. Sbe finished one min ute and ten second ahead of the Orion. The Emperor's Meteor III was a min ute behind the Hamburg at the start and was thirty-four seconds behind at the first stake boat. She passed the Hamburg near the second turn, was one minute and fiftythree seconds ahead a. the last turn and finished something over three minutes ahead. or one minute and two seconds, cor Sected time.
 Emperor William was at the wheel of the Meteor III much of the time and was in very good humor and had Am bassador Tower. Wilson Marshall of the yacht Atlantic and George Lauder, owner of the Endymiah. with him.
 The American n-built Navahoe beat the Comet over the same thirty-three mile course by thirty-one minutes. The schooner yachts Susanne and Clara, owned respectively by c. Huld- practically even all the time. the Su- sanne winning by scarcely more than ten feet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
Gure for Fits on Trial

Here is the fairest offer ever made to $l so with E G. Fowler. druggist. and get a bottle of Elixir Kosne. If it does not help you and show that its continued will effect a complete and lasting cure get your money back.
 F. C. Fowler will take the risk He Is well known and reliable, and this offer he makes will be faithfully carried out. Elixir Kosine will positively cure epileptie fits and all similar nervous twitchings and spas modic affections no matter what the cause If it does aut Mir Fowler will refund the money. It is the only known cure for fits and the only known remedy for this disease, and it costs you nothing unless 1t cures Price S1 SO Mail orders filled. The kosine Go, Washington. D. C., or p. c. Fowler, ID Dexter Ave, MontEomerg Aar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
Americans stnl Winning.

London. June 23-The American ten his players swept everything before them at the Queens Club today, .deteat, :, ing the Englishmen in the singles and the Australians in the doubles in the semi-finai rounds Wright. scratched to Ward for the finals. in the singles, city of London. In the doubles Larned and 33 Ciothier rgt; secured re three sets to their opponents one, while Wright and Ward won three straight sets, one or Australian pair, Brooks and Dunlop, making I despt rate light for at least one set
 in the first big tournament in which international teams are represented on this side of the water. Ward and Wright will be partners in the all English tournament at Wimble next week in which Larned and. clothier are also entered Wright and Ward VIII compete in the singles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24

Summary-Two base hits, Hess. Hurlburt. Goodwin, Beecher, Dungan. Stolen bases. Dungan, Tamsett, Evans. Miller. Sacrifice hits. Beecher Good win. Left on bases. Shreveport, |; Memphis, !. Double plays, Evans tc Weikart, Hess to Evans to. Weikart. Bases on balls, of Goodwin, 2; off Fisher, 9 Struck out, by Goodwin. |; by Fisher. 9. First on errors, Mem phis, 2; Shreveport, 1. Time. 1:45. Empires. Ehret and Burke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
At sheennhend Bay.

Nav york June 23.-Go Between, Thistle selling stakes; RaS Fse tedaH tedav 60 So Between was entered to be sold Tor s2, 500 and when he was offered for sale Alex Shields, whose St. valentine ran sFd5 Ss bUrsa fdf S5Td75 s75OS SH God % Ten was the pacemaker for nearly haiIe when Diggins sent Go Between to the front and won 1as,ty heavv and four favor ''fS First Mfnr race. selling, last six and one half in fGrlonHgEs gHgE eSreene} Sf 1e5urs to r. Won Nrabo, MaGrleri io7 4OG G5BTrtonS. 8 to 1. second Arsenal, 1o4 (Read0a; 4 aenanIt to tNif% Mafd Time ctoo 2o iS Mettfey 9i9Hfsy sfRag sfglight % st Rreeze Little Johnson. All Right, Rn- bric. Mart Gentray. Otsego, Black Ball' Gold Croft Miss Bessie also ran Mar ias seeSqI CMartinp, to 5. won; slnister, 95 tL smlth), to l. second; Cednrstr93maee' Ti me Jake Sanders, Unclo Urich and Lord Badge also ran. ,,. ..-,.
 Third race, i've and one,half furlcnggss CHaidebrand). to l. won; Phidias, ils tOdom). 3 to D. second: ra Cassindiia lda ] Izs countant. Sly Ben. Muffins and Ridley Dale also ran .,
 Fourth race, the Thistle stakes, Sell ing, mile and furlong-Go Between, i0s (Digginsl, to 5, won; Geranium, as CMilieT). IS to 3. second; St. Valen- fine. I06 (O'NeilD, 6 to 1, third Time, i:55. Uncle Charley. Mas4niello, Grmara. The Southerner and Gold Ten Firth race. selling. five furlongs of futurity course-Consistent. 105 tRaird5 to 1, won; Speedway, 1o5 fi0 Shaw. to 1, third. Time, i :ON 4-5. Isolation, Myrtle D., Evening, Lady Valentine, Andria, Mary Morris, Tickle, Miss Point, Edith James, Cousin Kate, Little Spynx, Adjure also ran.
 sixth race mile and a sixteenth on won; Joncuii iO4 (w Knapp). to 1. second; Alanadale, 11s CM!ilerl, 4 to ;, third. Time 1;47 As. Ken. Sonoma Belle and Dr. Saylor also ran.
 Entries.
 First race, the Beacon Steeplechase; {; full course-Arian, 163; Dromedary, 253; Gold Van. 151; Hylas. 147; Game cock Sand Hurst. 13T.
 Second race. high weight handicap; three-quarters of a mile on main course -tSose Ben, 137; Jake Sanders 130; Dia- mond, 12S; Old England. 127: Candida, 123; Astarita, 122; Actioa. 120; Tommy WaddelI. 11s; Incantation Ill; Line of L.ita no: King Cole. D'Arkle. 1os;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
Tri-Stnta Changes.

Huntsville, June 23.--( Especial. "A team of baseball players Is being or ganized in Decatur with the under standing that the club will be admitted during the approaching week. Thomas F. Littlejohn is manager. Dalton. Ga, will drop out of the League, making a vacancy that will be filled by Deca- tur The admission of Decatur will add strength 70 the League, as Dalton is very weak and has received but little support at home. The rivalry between Huntsville and Decatur will add in terest to the sport here.
 Pete Norwood. pitcher who did slab work for Huntsville two seasons ago, has been signed for this season ana Benscoter has been released.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
Norm I.engne Tenms PIay.

The Montgomery Hornets of the Colored Southern Baseball Association defeated lhe Nashville Giants yester- day at Washington Park by score or to 8.
 The features of the game were Cobb''s one handed catch. making. d double
 Batteries for Montgomery. Stokes anl Brown; for Nashville, Mosby and Watkins.
 of game. 1853. The teams will play again today. Game called at ?. m. Umpire, Murlette.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Huntsville, Ala. June 23.-(Special;) Fri State League results were as fol- lows:
 At Huntsville. shefield, 5-1S Hunts vile. 40.
 At Chattanooga-Dalton 6; Chatta- nooga, 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24

summary-Stolen bases. Kennedy, Evans. Sacrifice hits, Duffy. Tamsett: Hurlburt, Kennedy. First on balls off Swann, 4; by Suggs, 6. Left on bases, Shreveport 12; Memphis, '. First on errors, Shreveport, 2. Passed balls, Fritz, 1. Time. 2:10. Empires. Ehret and Burke.
 Second game:-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24

Summary-Two base hits, McCny. Three base hits, Winters. Stolen bases, LawleE> Jordan. Sacrifice hits, Win ters. Crozior, 2; Schwartz, Brouthers. Double plays, Smith to Archer to Staff ford: Schwartz to Mullaney: Firse on balls. off Smith. 8; McMakin, O.. Hit by Smith, B. Struck out, by Smith. B: by McMakin, 3. Wild. pitches, Smith. Time 1 :Aa Umpire Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24

Dale, 91; Martha German; 9I; Ps,Ia kaiie Prince Siiverwings, 1O7; Chief Milliken' 94; Early Boy, 104. . 1,o-,
 Fourth race. six furlongs. the Bre%. oE CTS Exchange handicap-intenss' SS foi; White Plume, 1O7; Major T. J. Car r {. Fifth race. five furlongs, sellingM 1So. All Brown, Nettie Gay, 90; DuoleSi ny itt, M5ileable. i04: Carthage. 1o6; Cortez' Arabeile, 1O3; The Saracen. 1o5; Grana- da. 109. ,oo ,,a-ds se1I- r SiA i5a Vivian. 90; Little Emmy. Ap- neJ nle gs: Kilmorie. Annie Davis. Beau raire' iOi: Haviland, 105; Tom Halt' I04. scotch Thistle. 9S: Belle the Cat 1OS; Federal, 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24

Ancient witchery was believed in by only few, but the true merit of De- witt's Witch Hazel Salve Is known by everyone who has used 1t for boils, sores. letter. eczema and piles.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
o Q Q Q Q Q Q o Q c Q 00 AO0 00O c Q TODAY'S SCHEDULE. @ Q SAaaaaa0Na@N0NN00e |

southern League Montgomery at Atlanta. Birmin gham at Nashville.
 New Orleans at Little Rock.
 Memphis at Shreveport. National League Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. American League Chicago at Detroit. St Louis at Cleveland.
 Philadelphia at Washington.
 New York at Boston. American AsaOciatIon-- Toledo at Columbus. St. Paul at Milwaukee.
 Louisville at Indianapolis.
 Minneapolis at Kansas City. South Atlantic Columbia at Augusta. Savannah at Charleston.
 Jacksonville at Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
Tank nnfh Gnmea.

Shreveport. La. June 23.-Memphis won both games of the double header here today. The first contest was lost by the locals on a passed ball in the eighth inning on which two runners scored. In the second game Fisher was easy for the Memphis batsmen.
 First game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24

summary-,sacrifice hits. Taylor. Bases on oalls. off Watt, 0; of Brett enstein, ?. Struck out by Watt, ?; Breitenstein. 2. First on errors. Lit tie Rock, T. New Orleans, l. Left on bases. Little Rock. !; New Orleans. 4. Time 1:30. Umpire Black. Attendance k16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
New orleans, 8, Little Rock, O.

Little Rock, Ark, June 23.-The game was forfeited to New Orleans In the ninth when Manager Gear of Little Rock, refused to take Taylor from the field after he was ordered out of the game by umpire Black. Black mar rowly escaped being roughly handled by the crowd and was escorted to his hotel by deputy sheriffs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
CIantOn Won.

Clanton. June 23.-t Special. l--l les- terday's game of ball between Clanton and Prattville at Prattville resulted in victory for Clanton. Score, Prattville, o; Cldnton, ,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg. June 2S-Both teams played quick. snappy ball. but there were few features. Score: R. H. E. Pittsburg clO O20 00"-5 o Brooklyn :. ... .00l OOO 000--1 9 0
 Batteries-Flaherty and Peitz; Stricklett and Ritter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
The Race Track
At pelmar.

St. Louis, June 23.-Delmar track was deep in mud from the heavy rains of last night and the mud larks had today, Mynheer at 1 to 2, in the fifth race. Mark Gumperts and two assist ants were arrested on charge of yio- lating the anti-betting laws.
 First race. five furiongs-FoIlow the Flag, 103 (Wiley). 3 to 1. won: Peter Nathaniel, 1o3 CHarris), IS to- 1, second; Gerolette, 1os tsewelll, 1 to 2 third rius, T. B. Zero, Hattie Kingston and Chemistry ran.
 Second race, five and a half furlongs Port WSrth, 1nn ss srsS sse|el to co0n 3: w0H; Pinta, 95 (Harrisl, to 1. third. Time, 1:13 2-5. Dr. McCarty. Selfish and Mill dred Grist ran.
 Aten S7 (Schaffner), : to 1, won; Delu- sion, 90 (McGee). to ?, second; Look away. 105 U. Wilson,, 15 to 1. third. Time, 1:57. The Nurse, Pacheta, Frank Carr, Tom Riley, Thank Heaven, Bird wood. Nandora ren.
 Fourth race, seven furlongs-Elastic. 116 (Watson), to 1, won; Eleanor Howard st srinfgYart 2S to 9bird l. seGgna Tme 1885. Miss Mae Day, Sea Voyage, Aho- la, Jucora ran.
 Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth Pympa Pompano. 1oS 9V V(watson}. ls to to 5 second; Emma Meyer, 9S (McGee). 12 to 1. third. Time, 1858 3-5. Aules ran.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards Court Maid, 101 (RusselD, to 1, won; Mamon. 100 (Harris). 8 to 1, second; Frank Rice, 106 (SewelD, to 1, third. Time, :55 3-5. Nevermore. Light Op era, Decoration, Jim Tyrell, Hottentot ran.
 First race, seven furlongs-March ioness, 93; Ed Merritt. Sy; Thisbe. sS; Cardona, Radium, Atlas, ST; Censor, 10S: Frank Rice, 103; Saul. 107; Gene Handlan, 99: Leda Belle, 1O2.
 Second race, six furlopgs,. selling Investor. 102; Sorrel Top, 1o4; Sea worthy, 102; Oceaner, 1i0; All Black. Lady Moneuse,, 100; Mail Box. IdS; Captain Brolaski. 102; Passive. 100; Lucullus, 105; Sweet Kitty Bellaire, 100; Cernoya, 100.
 Third race, five and half furlongi Lii O'Neill, 97; Dr. Mccarthy, 100; Jane Rachel, Burnolette. Follow The Flag, 97: Sonny loo; Excitement. ll5.
 Fourth race, mile and three-six- teenths-Rostof, ST; Extol, 106; Bray cry, 93; Varro, 10S; Sincerity Bell. s9. Fifth race, mile and twenty yards Plautus. 104; King Stelle. Athelrose. 100; Hottentot, 105; Aten, S6: Pompa- nio, 99; Tom Riley. 99; Broodler. Mar lin, i0S; George T., S9. ,.sg. pr. scharf, 1o5; Dave sommers. 100; La Toila, 97; Our Lillie, 102; Ponca, Lansdowne, 100; Gallagher. los.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24

Philadelphia, June 23.-Philadelphia shut out Cleveland today In q we'll played game. Both pitchers did good work, but Waddell kept the hits more scattered than Rhoades. R. II. E. Cleveland -. 900 900 000--O s 3 Philadelphia .. ..002 010 00"-3 0
 Ratteries-Rhoades and Buelcw; Waddeu and Schreck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24
.AMERIcAN IEAGuE.

St. Louis, June 23.-St. Lou.s-Chica- go game postponed; wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-24

Boston, June 23.-Ferris's fumb,e m the ninth inning cost Boston today's game as two runs were batted in after there was q chance to retire the side. Score: R II E. Boston ..... .00l 900 00O-I ?
 Batteries-Owen and Sullivan; Di neen and Criger.