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The news & observer., 1905-12-20
Ncw OrIcans Cotton.

New York. Dec. 19.-Spot cotton
firm and in good demand; sales 1850
bales. including 1,500 TO arrive. De-
livered on contracts. 600; quotations
up Lice; midling, II cents.
Futures, influenced by the report OF
the National Ginners' Association and
better cables, opened IS to 81 points
above last evenings closing.
In the trading January opened ~
points up at 1918, declined TO 1204
and finally advanced TO 1909. April
opened up 21 points at 12.43. declined
tn 1888 and finally improved to 12.4o.
The market closed steady. the list
showing net gains of 16 to 19 points.
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
Dec f6.-Cottcp futures clos
liverpool.

Liverpool. Dec. ls.-Cotton. spot small
business done. .
Prices were unchanged. American md
6 10 low middling GA good ordinary Sos; or
dinary go The sales today we've 5000 bales. o1
which 500 were for speculation and EXPORT an
Included 400 American. Receipts ZooV oales
including 5S 900 American.
Fptures opened and closed steady.
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
STATE or WISCONSIN,

: INSURANCE.
Nj Comm =.
ommis of Wisconsin, "a
UNION CENTRAL LIFE IN sURANC COMPANY OF Cincinnati
complying with the provisions Of Sc cto 1882 Wis state OF 1898 which
OF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
truly
n o
~ ~ ~ J.. Agent, Rai.ix n. O.
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
New York Provisions.


New York. Dec I9.-Flour steady. winter
patents 4201d4 SIS; Minnesota patents 46Sm5O 90
do bakers $500 ~ stralghts . 1o@S;SO; .o
Rye flour st stead sasss da fair to good sso@4 80
Buckwbeat flour quiet. 2.f09220
Buckwheat nominal. 63.
Corn meal steady. fine white and yellow
coarse. 12S.
RIVE nominal No z Western so.
Barley steady, feeding a. mailing, 4i@s2
Wheat strong No. 2 red S2i4. do May
924. December 95i2.
Corn irregular. No. 2. So. Jan. S538 May 56H.
Sept. ......, Dec. 5334.
Oats steady. mixed 37m37E,.
Beef steady. family II 50a $50: packet H. 0oa
Il. SO; mess 96O@l0 so: beef hams 20. 500 y. 90.
Cut meats quiet. picked bellies Sp2@9la
picked shoulders 6i.@7. picked hams 9Ad54
Lard firm, Western steamed 7.s0t@8. 90,
refined firm. continent 70. compound $3.50 =:
Pork steady family 1880 short clear lo.0O
@l7.00. mess 1S000i525.
TalIow quiet, z per pSg) 4l2. country 4hafd u
Rosin steady strained common To good 3.4o
Tgrpentine dull. 67iaM6S
Rice steady domestic fair to extra 3h26p6.
MolaSSes firm New Orleans 3Od3S good 10
choice 29@35.
Gomez spot RIO quiet. No Invoice s.
mid steady cordOya 9+le12a4
Sugar raw steady fair refinng.318. centrifugal
9S-test 1873. molasses sugar 2fs. refined
steady. confec'rs A ass. mold A. SOS, cut loaf
$40. crushed $40, powdered 4.S0. granulated
40 cubes 495.
Butter firm creamery common to extra.
I66pA state dairy 16t@23. western factory 16a'29;
Cheese steady. large. colored white. Sept.
1884 do late made average best i2G54 skins
Eggs steady. nearby fancy selected 30.
Southern 2i030.
Potatoes quiet, foreign l.3s@20O. sweets duh,
SO n 90 per bbl
Peanuts steady. facy hand-picked 4ta9A
other domestic 24@5
Cabbage weak. foreign 1St@2s per ton. small
domestic 156DlS.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool 250...
Cotton seed Oil firm with Il higher trade.
T. OBJ. mills. 220y22. "a prime sumner yellow
23@ prime white. 3li2. prime winter yell
low 3lta.
The news & observer., 1905-12-20

gain of / to is. Corn and oats
were each mp 3-S to IL. Provisions
We're 10 to 35c. higher.
Openjngl HighestJ Lowest lClosing
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
The Raleigh Banking and Trust
Company

Fayetteville and Harget Streets
Round Ste ID Bank
Banking en be
ha
Trustpa OF
(
n
A.
A. II. .
MORN f. j. w.
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
Old Dominion
Line
AND RAIL CONNECTIONS

Express steamships leave Norfolk.
Va, daily, at 1880 p. M, for New
York direct. afrording opportunity for
through passengers from the South,
Southwest and West to visit Rich.
mond Old Point Comfort and vir-
ginia Beach en- route.
For tickets and general information
ipply to railroad ticket agents.
"a. B. WALKER v. p. & It. NJ. New
York, n. Y.
3. j. BROWN, Geen assenger Agt.,
New York, N. Y.
The news & observer., 1905-12-20

s. A. L.. Stocks and Bonds.
Baltimoree. Dec. l9.-S A. L. common
do preferred ......
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
RaIeioh Spot Cotton.

Receipts yesterday :. l0O DaleS
Prices yesterday :. III 5-S-ll '-Sc
Receipts year ago ...l5 Dales
Prices that date :. :. - Ia "a Sac
Receipts to date .9,503 bales
Last year same date :. 1865 bales
Quotations by grades: Strict good
mddling, IL rs cents; good middling,
IL 1916 cents; strict middling. i 3-4
cents; middling. IL SIS cents.
Other Cotton Markets.
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
Tone. IMiddling. lReceits
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Dec. 19-Revived export
demanded for American wheat caused
strength in the wheat market here
today. the May option closing with a
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
lash limitations were as follows.

Cash quotations were rs follows
Flour dull winter patent 3. .SS04 10; straights
36S03SO; spring patents 375@4.l0 straights
36UoQ3. 80: bakers 22sM3.l0: wheat No.
s4ta9s7; No. 3. S2c@Sih; No. red S718t@SS.
corn No. 2 SOFA; No: 2yellow. soia, Oats No; 2:
81: rye No. 2. 81: good feeding barley 37h q 38
fair to choice mailing 4,@4s: No. fax seed
So: No. ! Northwestern, los timothy seed
los 7ssiG7. STA; short ribs Qoose) 6.9e970S: dry
salted shoulders (boxeD ........; short clear
sides (boxed) 7.l2a@7l5; whiskey basis of high
grade wines. 1.30: clover contract grade l275Co
1900
The news & observer., 1905-12-20

About the only time n woman can
have full faith in her husband is when
nobody else has
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-12
.6ierbe Mfinit.
2ooens Strofttreben n.

S 81. 8algene til &irferauO fores
gaar fsrite Sang / Naret 10 =. De
OerbeO Oalgte &irteraab begpnber be-
res @irtiom9eb fra 8espnOelien al
8trfeaaret Iamme Oar, os Sob ON
Menigbebsraab af Is. Maj 1903 og
2open ON Siaeg til benne COB at
10. December 1903 laopel Iom be I
9en6olb til 2oben balgte Menigbebss
rado bortfaloer fra famine Sib.
8algene Til &~iutebusen fOregaur
frrTts Sang / 4uret 10 -, Os &irtes
hagen tr9oer ferfte Sang fummen |
September Maareb Iamme Mdr.
Naar gaIgene TIL &~irtebusen er
foregaaebe, traber bet / Senbotb til
0oo at Is. Maj 1903 neOiutte tirfe>
lige llbpalg ub af &ruft.
5 81. 9egeringen bembnbiges iii
fsr benne 2obs Strafttr9ben paa
5ergerne peb tongeltg Nnorbnin9 at
|foretage %iauoarne @nbrineer / 4Fs
|Inittet ON airteraab for bisie 0ers
gsofommenbe, Iom i 5sIse Sernes
ierlige 5ortulb mautte fnbes BEN
iigtsmGsfge.
Oct arfelige ltatatgs 1nberubbalg
for 5orfdtningsiastn / 41guIt 1905.
Osfar 0amtier, Sefret9r.
Wprten 2dr1en.
g. Mabfen Sormanb os SrOferer.
5reberit Hielfen. Reeob@Sbott.
9oienern. 2ubbig S6reber.
@. S6om1en. Sobiei en.
6enrp Using. 5reberit 3eutbsn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-12

ne. Meblemmer, fom life Dor I elfer
reb 8~pbenbupn, o~ppeberer ti1ise 9dgs
penge pud Reiiebage FAINT @Obtgerelft
fer 8eforbrin9su6gifter beb 8egbnbels
ZEN % Slutningen at en- Samling sfs
Ter bens Qfbelinger.
Radr l1obdlg er neb1atte til at ar
bejOe uOenfor SamIingerne, tiItOmmer
rer ~l1bbal9ets Mebleminer 9agpenge
for Ntfbe@ og Rejfeba9e og 9ubtgps
telfe for 9eforbringsuOgifter fpm
ppenfor n9bnt.
3irfebdgens 5ormunb fan dntuse
lbnnet Meb1ielp.
9l Qfbolbelfe af ubsifter Oec
&trtebdgen bebilges bet fprnsbne pud
be aarlige 5indnsfooe.
5 SO. airteba9en er bet f9GIes Srs
gan for 5oltettrten.
8irte0agens determining inb9enteg,
~frrinben tirtelige 2oDe Og 4norbnins
ger mobta9er tongelig StubfefteIfe.
Sngen M 4norbning / rent inbrs
firteIige anIi99enOer, ifr. S 3. mao
ubiteOes af ben u6pbenbe Must, nuur
&~irfeOugen mo6iGtter fig famine.
5 500 8trtebu9en tuger Del I
Stprefie len of De til tirteliae 6Ormuut
6enlo9te MibIer / bet Omfuns, fum
2opene berom %be1temmer.
5 90. &irtebagen er berettiget til,
ogTaa uben at 4nGebning BERTH tr
gibet fra &irfeftDrelfens Sibe, at tuge
tirfeli9e QnGggenber o9 SorbuGb uns
ber O~Oerbeietie og inbgtOe 4nbrusens
be berom til Regering og &igsbus-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-12
Gn lille Snlegaue.

8ects lille Sulesape til be beIise |
0anmart f~ortiettes at paitor 8ectS
0enner.
De mango, Iom fra gects Sio fem
Der SulegaOen, Gpori Der finbes Iod
mango @ulotorn for ben nibtere Ser
rens 3jener, oil littert bore slaO Deo
gen at faa ben, ifer ou Here tenote
Qnore, iom bar bfOroget til Snbholbet,
0eriblanbt Dor tore PaitOr 9ardlo
sSenIen, Tom tenote 6umilieforboloene
iom fun faa / 9rsleo P~r9ftesdaro.
6an l~trioer ourmt og Hart ON ben
oamle 9rberoiee Tru Rina Sect.
Qnore, IOm biordset til SnobOloet,
er MiSiionar Sans Gbr. Beet, Paitpr
9Dnge % Yrobft 3eutben.
8ogen nentes lammen meb be andre
Sulebpger fra 0dnmdrt, iOm er BE
BEN libt foriinfet pou @runb af ,,9el@
Zig Olap"s lt9eIO. 9e Oentes bog
omfrine peb ben 10. December, iuG
be bill naa be neite fer Sulen.
8eItiGinger mObtases III. PrfHeH
er iom I9bpanlig 20 Gents.
Qlf 9lbre Margange at 8ects SSules
gupe bapes enbnu ct file OpIaa, fers
ia bans liS1te fra 1901. De folgss
MI til 6ulb gris, 10 Gents Netto.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
49, - N''alSTS
Yaul 9eteron, Beitgrer.
~ Saafremt Der tiHesses 2irfes
basen 0eltaselie | 8ifpeDalset, bill en-
paragraf berum BORE at tnbfette paa
tette Steb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-12

III DDeIt Sal9t aaKDea III Il YlppIll
meb inbtil 10000 SnO6p9gere Oelger
/ @algmanb, ct Yrobfti mellem 10,=
600 og 10000 SuObpggere 2 8ulgs
m9n0, ct YrooIti meb meGlem 10000
os 10000 Sn661gqere 3 @al9m9nb
pg Iaa frembeles.
8alget at 9ul9mano fore9ddr pda
fglgenoe MtooDe: Yroplten tilitiIer
6ormanben for 9pert &irterauO en-
QtIte ober Iamtlige oalgte MeOlem-
mer at De / galget beItagenOe &irte@
raab ti1ige meb bet fornpons NntaI
GtemmefeOler til, at bpert oaIgt M3eos
lem af Gaabet fan fua I'm. Stemmes
9ipningen Toregaar / ct &irferaubsz
mgOe Iaatebes, at 6oert oulgt Meblem
al &aabet uofDlber i'm StemmefebbeI
meb idd mango NaDne, iom Der if1l
p9lges 8algm9nb. Stemmei eblerne
unberItrioes life og dfgiDes luttebe til
5ormanben, Der inbienber benz til
4roDIten. 0enne opger @aI9ets lib
fab efter 3e9Ierne fpr 5orbOlOstalss
OaIgmaaben pg meobeler bet iado3I
til be oulgte fom til 2eberne at be
enbeIi9e @alg.
5 80. De enbeli9e gal9 at &irts>
bagens lage Meolemmer og Supple
anter f%oregadt for aebenbdOns og
6reberits6ergs gebtommenoe unber
2eOelie at proo1ten for @Or Srue
ProoIti, for ZITtifternes @e6fUmmenpe
unOer 2eOelie al 9lifoppen oDer SjG(>
lambs Stiff og for De jpoite StifterS
8ebtommenbe un0er 2eoelIe at 8is
itoppen ober Qar6us Stift. De to
fsritnabnte @dl9 foregdar / 8sben>
6opn, bet iibitneonte / Marbus, peb
perIonligt Mgbe af 8al9m9nbene,
FER OeO Mebets Qabning ubier to al
beres Mi0te til Iammen meO 8algets
Gebere at uoggre 8algbeftprelien.
@alget foretages efter Reglerne for
6or6otbstolsoolg / 9en6olb til Bitter,
Enorpad beItemte YerIoner bringes
5orilag til 9alg. 2iiterne inbtuloes
al 8algets 2eber oeb ielbe Msbet o9
httenotgeres for bette efter at bore
gobtenbte at 8olgbeitprefien 2ebez
rem al 9alget ub iteber 8algbrep til
be oalgte og giper MiT.iteriet l1nbers
refining ON @alget8 l1bfalb.
@aIgmanOene faar / ReIieOmfoit@
Ringer l ar. for 6ber Mil, Tom be
far at reiIe ime0em beres 8op9l o9
.r:t Steb, bbor 9alget foregaar, men
ingen 9ugpsnge.
5 81. 8alget at ct Wteblem for
69rserne meb Suppleunt f~oretuges....
5 50. ubgifterne beb @ulgene til
airfeba9en ubreOes forffuOsOis al
StatsfasI len. 5iI Defining at uogifs
terne oeb 8al9et at airtebagens geiItz
lige Meblemmer opfrabes bet for
nBbne 8eleb fammen meb 2anbemo@
tesstspenier ne ub9ifterne Oeb @ulg
at a~irfebaqens lage Meblemmer fig
mes probitiois 1 5orholb til @ntuntt
al @ulgmenb. Get pua bOert props
iii fatbenbe 9eleb Torbeles paa Me=
nig6eoerne / 5or6olO til beres Soltea
tai peb Iibite alminbelige 5oltet9aing
ca ubrebes bereFter paa ben / s %
fdItIatte Maabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-12

y
bun0en II
Sire 9unbrebe 5ortelz
finger for Sfo1en Og
6jemmet. off 6. Mau.
592 Sibsr. Snobunoen LIT
9Ianbt Mprmoner Mrs.
9dbboct. MeO en- @fterItrrft
af Prof. 5rimobt Mel1er og
9a1tor Bib. Beet. 248 Siz
Der. s Smildg ...... 81
Snobunoen sc
SamtdGer ober ben BIZ
6etfte 9iftorie. Snbb. 2.8t
Sotfange. 2f SIR. ai6art.
l6unOrebe bibelife 9igte, 8oab
og aanbelige Sange. Samlebe
og ubgiOne at qaitor $. M.
SdnIen. Snbbunben i S6irz
%tingsbinb 81
Do. / finere ginb og meb
Submit ............1.0 t
Sc paa Sefus. 3anter
og Sui beb Raabeftolen.
8ag(ige Smaoitptter. Smutt
inb6unben .25
3il be unge [. 2esnin9ens
getbOning / ct tritent ling
OOmsliO. S meget mutt Oms
Ildg IL
6porlebes finbes@ub8
8tuie. st 6ibelif Stubie.
81 Sioer. S Omildg =. II
Gil be un9e II. 9enftaz
BETS Sitting / ct triit'ligt
llngoomslio. s Omflag -. II
5iI be un9e III. 3roens
9ctpbntng for BEN, Der piI frem
I @erben. 232 Siber. 5 Oms
flag 81
3fI be ungeT Y. 9mbenOer
eOer, t6i 9immeriges 8ige
er tOmmet NOR. 5 0milag II
aritus Og De Stubes
renbe. pris $4,000. Il
s rt9tlinger for 8s n.
af 8. SteTenien og s..
Using. Snobunoen -. AZ
Gets 6ortalltnger or
9ern. Snbbunbsn $500. Al
Sire 6ortGllin9e for
8srn. SnbbunOen AZ
8 brOen og 2ammet. Gn
file Bog for 8srn. gf Is. g.
Stoun6erg. AZ Siber. 9rbtt
msO l@atinite Upper. $ Smz
ivy -
@blebe Siale. Qf 6esba
Strettrn. IRE 5ortaainger.
MeO 5ororo at 0r. 5.
0eli5i9. 1873 SiOer. papbinb 81
Sesftcus fprfte 9sn.
2(f Ses6a Stretton. pdsIenoe
for Gape til 8ern / Sgnoagsz
Mifoler. Snbbunoen $500. Al
.5iggerbrengen. Gn 5ors
telling. s Omilag 80. n
.3il &onfirmanbe1i fin. st
Orb meo uo 2ibet. ubgibet at
al Is. o. &jor. 96 Sioer.
s Omilug II
Smttt inbbunben $500. 81
5ro inbtif 9eben. Hogle
9lube fra Reformuttonsbtftos
rien / Sponien. s Omilag
(neoiat pris) ...,,..... II
3r9t al 0ipet. auftetige
BortGGinger for 8srn og
unse. st fGrlig gobt llboalg,
Deb MaOs Climb og 6.2. Car
len. GAO StOer. Sn06unoen 1.8C
Il ngbommenS Sfats
tiite. 8ibelfprog oa Sulmes
rers til 6Oer Dag / Qaret.
Sdmlet al en- Den al be unge.
Smut inobunoen 49,. 81
Do. Smutt inOb. o9 gen.
uemtrutten meb 6oibc 9lobe
til NeOtegnelit af minbeOnrz
bige 8%egioenbeber pda De for
itelias 0age / belle @oret. :. 81
Sc mi pen mellem 5rp og
8antro. 112 Siber. Snbb. 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-12

5ortegnelie Oper Bigger, pasienoe
for Sulegaper, til SaIgs I 0anifb
autb. gubl. 9OuIe, 8lulr, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-12

5 SO. airfebagen afgpr ielp @pl~
tig6eoen al tine Me0lemmers 8alg.
&ommer ct Meblem / ct uf be Stl.
f9lOe, Der ubefuffer fra @algbarheo,
miiter ban ben at 9ulget fpbenoe
Ret.
5 81. 5orinben ct MeOlem fBrie
Sang ta9er Sabe / airfebagen, afgi=
per ban til 5ormanoen en- itriftfe
GrtlGring ON idmpittigbebsfulbt al
pile dr6ejoe for ben banite 5oltetir-
tes Opbpggelie paa ben triitne SroS
% ben epdngelii fzlutberite 9~etenoelfeS
9runo.
S 55. 8irtebagen tr9ber Idmmeu
/ 9~eben6apn 6pert anoet @ar BEN
fsrite Onsodg / September. uben
&on9ens Sdmtntfe fan ben itte for
6libe l9n9ere Tdmmen eno | a Tiger.
Eormonben tan meb WtiniIterieta
Sdmtpfte belle en- Canning / to Nfoe'
finger. &on9en fan inotaloe oper'
prbentIige Samlinger, og &irtebugens
neI tie orbentlige Canning fan / fac
Sab uOfettes inbtil 2 @ar.
&irteoagens Sdmlinger uabneS
meo en- @ubstjeneIte.
s SO. a~irfebagen b9leer ielo fir
5prmanb % ben eler benz, Der / bans
TorfalO ifal FIRE 5orf9bet, 6ors
m~anbsoalgst foretdges peo 9egpnbel.
fen al ben fpr1te SdmGing efter e
uGminpsligt 9alg og g9Iber inbtl
nGTte alminbelige 8dlg.
8irfebagen fdIrfetter fefp lin Sor.
retH'ngsorben. @f 5prbanblingern;
oFentligqpres burtigIt muIist ct fen
osrafiIt Referut.
s 81. Der fiaegees Meblemmel
10 Ser. I 9aepenge unber SumIinger'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-12

100 6ortalfinger. 4f
8. 5. s. s. Mat6eilen. 3il
grug oeO 8prneguO8ijeneiter
og be unges MpOer. Snoz
burl0en ~
Sire 6unbrebe 5prtel L
finger for Sfo1en og
6jemmet. of 6. Mau.
592 Siber. Snobun0en LEO
8Gdnbt so ormoner Mrs.
9abbocf. Wleb en- @fterifrfft
at Prof. 6rimobt MeGer og
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-02

Ting Cha Chen and Wing Hsing
Wen are the names of the two Chi
nese who have entered West Point
There are thirty-six military schools
in China, and from these particularly
intelligent students have been select
ed to study the art of war in the mill
tary schools of the principal nations
of the world. Three thousand are
studying in Japan. In order 10 permit
of these Chinese studying at West
Point. Congress had TO pass a law,
which ii did at the recommendation
of the president and the request of
the Chinese government. Chen and
Wen studied in 1904 at the University
OF California, and are said to speak
fluently seven languages.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-02

The article published in Sundays
Light, showing the contract between
cost of railway accidents in Texas
and the same thing outside of Texas
over the same roads, is it's own damn
ing comment on the manner in which
the doctors and lawyers bleed the
railroads in damage suits in this state,
while the railroad commission, ready
enough TO fire it at the roads, has no
remedy to propose for the worst sys-
TEN of blackmail that the history of
example Of the Southern Pacific rail-
railroads has yet afforded. That one
road paying $500 damages in Texas
for every mile of its road in one year,
and in the same year paying $40 for
every mile outside the stnte, IS fear
fully suggestive. Who goo that other
$3.50 per mile levied upon the traffic
of that road in Texas? Is there no
possible remedy for this in our courts?
Can the legislature do nothing? The
lone robber is not in ii with this man.
ner of holding up a road He takes
his chances. but the railroad black
mailer takes not the slightest risk
Let it be understood that all this vast
amount of money comes out of the
pockets of the people who ride on
the roads and who pay the freight that
comes over them. These passenger
and freight schedules are levied by
the railway commission virtually upon
the net earnings that the roads are
able 10 show. and the lower the rate
of earnings the higher must be the
schedules for freight and passenger
in order to give the roads chance to
continue in operation. That article
OF Vice President Fay is in line with
scores of other articles published in
the columns Of the Texas newspapers,
and should be studied by the people.
for it throws light upon the page OF
railroad disabilities in this state that
is illuminative. When the railroads
are relieved of these robbers there
will be better rates in Texas for the
shippers of truck and cotton and grain
and all else that the railroads car
ry.-San Antonio Light
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-02
Lesson Ter Women.

Jersey Shore. Pa. Aug. 2sth (Spe-
ci&i) Doda's Kidney Pills have done
worlds Of good for me- That's what
Mr.. C. B. Earnest OF this place has
to say Of the Great American Kidney
Remedy.
. II vas laid up Sick" Mrs. Earnest
continues, "and had not been out Of
bed for I'VE weeks. Then l began to
use Dodd's Kidney Pills and now l am
20 can work and 60 to town without
suffering any. would not be without
Dodd's Kidney Pills. have good req
son to praise them everywhere"
Women who suffer should learn Q
lesson from this. and that lesson ID
"cure the kidneys with Dodd's Kidney
Pills and your suffering will cease"
Woman's health depends almost en-
tirely on her kidneys. Dodd's kidney
Pulls have never yet failed to make
healthy kidneys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-02
MASON AND DlxON'S LINE.
Stones That Mark Border Are Badly
DisarranQed.

Stones That Mark Border Are Badly
Disarranged.
Mason and Dixon's line has been
reset by Pennsylvania and Maryland,
and with SO much care and thorough
ness that it promises to require no
more attention for a very long period
Of years.
1t had been badly disarranged, many
OF the marking stones and posts hav-
Ing been carried away in the nearly 140
years since they were set by Charles
Mason and jeremiah Dixon. two emf
nent English mathematicians and sur
veyors.
These gentlemen were employed to
mark out the disputed boundary line
between the state of Pennsylvania and
the states of Maryland and Virginia.
They began in 1863 and concluded in
1857, having been interrupted, when
within thirty-six miles Of the whole
distance to be surveyed, by the hos
tile Indians
The stones that marked the miles
were brought from England, those at
each mile having the initial P on one
side and B on the other, and the five
mile stones having the arms of Balti-
more on one side and those of William
Penn on the other
The term Mason and Dixon's line"
was used by John Randolph in the de-
bates on slavery, before the admis-
sion OF Missouri. as fgurative of the
division of the two systems Of labor.
1t became popular as phrase to de-
note the border line between the free
and slave states, and was used in that
sense up to the civil war.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-02

Concerning the late Jean Jacques
Henner curious legend was current
in France. He was as fond of money
as his English colleague Turner, and
his great popularity enabled him to
make $4,000 a year. OF this he evil
IDENTIFY did not spend the twentieth
part. According to popular belief, he
was saving the rest for the purpose of
some day buying back Alsace and Lor-
raine from Germany. He was an AL
satan. and after the war he estab-
lished his fame by painting the heads
of Alsatian girls, which had large
sale.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-02

The Army and Navy journal has y
letter from an indignant America,
who lives in Paris and saw the Lob,
Paul Jones parade The coprtesy 90
the French popuiace win never he .v.
oeiled' he writes, for not only did
'neS salute their own colors when car
i'so py French troops, but every man
uncovered when Old Glory was car
ried by 1t was in bitter contrast that
| noticed the Americans who salute,
'heir own colors, but kept their HAS
stolldly upon their heads when tho
tricolor went by. As to those of o,r
ieiiow countrymen who were SO il,
pred as to fail to salute both tho
French flag and our own no phrase
name or sentence is strong enough 10
qualify such behavior"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-02
ClEMENTINA GONZALES,
OF CENTRAL AMERICA,
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
PE.RU.NA THE REMEDY.

Miss Clementina Gonzales, Hotel Pro-
vincia. Guatemala, G. A., in a recent
letter from 247 Cleveland Ave-, Chicago,
H., writes:
! 81 took PerHna for = w0rn-OM con-
dfiOn. was so run down that could
NOT sleep 1t night, had no appetite and
felt tired in the morning.
~ tried many f0njCs, but Peruna
was the only thing which helped me In
fbe least. Alter had taken but q half
bottle felt much better. continued
hs use for three weeks and was com.
psefely restored to health, and was
able to take up my studies which had
been forced to drop. There r. nothing
better than Peruna TO build up the
sysfem. "-CIenenfina Gonzales.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,
Of Columbus, Ohio, for instructive free
literature on catarrh.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-02
To Prevent 1Xphoid Fever.

IL pure and free from germs. II at
all doubtful, boil before using it. See
that your milk is pure. 1t is not SUI
icisnt to know that the COWS s$e
healthy. Too often there is careless
ness in cleaning the milk cans and
churns, and the water used for this
purpose may be a source of infection.
The dairies and cowsheds, too, require
inspection.
The drains and sewers Of your house
may need attention. Defective traps
fill your house with sewer gas, and 80
bring disease.