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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-21

N. K. ssfoil. chief engineer Of
Aa lding ard construction Of the Ill
nois Central. passed through The city
Yesterday en- route ~ WialdiHe, Ny.-
waere tx win in-pect me construction
work BEING done there
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-21


Hard roads Without money expen.
diture9 II the slogan Of Atnqne
movement about 10 be launched iii
his state An attempt viii he made
10 interest the farmers Of Illinois IN
the road drag "a home made contri-
vance which can be quickly and cheap
III constructed from a split log or a
common plank 10 by u feet long. the
principal essential being sharp edge
which will have "A tendency TO smooth
Ell The road ANA carry some Fl the dir,
toward the center Of the highway The
Chicago & Alton is The nrst railway %
lend aid % the movement. and viii
send out q special train over Tvs sys-
lem In Illinois carrying lecturers who
will explain how The drag is construc-
ted and how i IS 70 be used 10 gel ef,
iective results.
This special viii be- ont two weeks
starting February Z and concluding
February a. Stops win be made a
all principal cities and addresses viii
be made iihcr from the car platform
or In some p1blic hall The Alton. IN
common with other roads is will ing
10 aid the movement IN the belief
that the Improvement OF the country
highways win enable farmers to bring
their products 10 the steam roads at
all seasons of the year instead Al The
few when the road are 1T for we
hicies
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-21

Tor HENr Funished fcesas aud
5ozrd ar - hinEton avenae
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-21

George M Patison chief weight
inspector for the Illinois Central has
been appointed irainmaster for the
F'reeport division succeeding ". r.
Caldwell. who goes % the Iron Noun
tain at Little Rock Mr. Caldwell was
formerly ira i master ail the 81 Louis
division
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-21

OOficials of the Illinois Central and
he Southern railway We're Id Nash
vile Wednesday q look over he inn.
pfosements being made anti 20 assist
lii the final settlements Of the affairs
Of the Tennessee Central railroad.
IGs RaNn 4 neral manager Of the
Illinois Central aaf First Vice Presi.
cent J q Weling Of hat company
H& h Spencer ssnIeral manager Of
The Southern and II. Plant comp
lfoller Of thai company are here
The TWO roads tina absorbed the
Tennessee Central have been trying
Tor some time ID settle the affairs of
the old Tennessee Central, but the
accounting work has been an enor.
nous task THAT work isneariag com
pletlon now however and il Is a
matter Of only few weeks until he
Tennessee Central viii 20 our Of exist
ence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-21
RAIL WAY RUMBLES

General Manager W, ] Hafahan, Of
the Illinois Central passed through
he city Friday "a rouse % Memphis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-21

County Superintendent of SchollS
PROF JOHN SNYDER.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
PRETTY IS As PRETTY DOES
In Serviceableness. Power and Speed,
Mr.. Dallas Boat Cannot be Eq-
uaIied by any In these Waters.

On Tuesday afternoon We
were notified that Mr.. Dallas
was at the river landing, just back
OF our office, and wanted to see
MS. CARRIED in hat and coat.
We responded to the call and
for the next half hour enjoyed q
delightful ride in Mr.. Dallas
gasoline power boat, which has
been refitted with a 9 hp. Clifton
engine
Messrs. Carl Richter and Ar
thur SaltOn were taken aboard
at their landing and they greatly
assisted in making the party jolly
The trip was continued some
three miles up the bayou when
0the boat was turned, nose home
ward. During the entire trip, the
engine behaved beautifully, mani
Testing power, remarkable steadi
ness of motion, and a degree Of
speed that IL really enthusing
The boat handles readily and
the engine responds to every de-
mand. One very commendable
feature Of the engine is the little
noise it makes.
We regret that our limited
space this week will not permit
of our saying more See the
Clifton adveT tisement in another
column. Mr.. Dallas has the
agency.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
LlQUlDATi0N. OR SALE.

In another column appears a
notice, calling a stockholder 5
meeting of the Independent GIN
Co, of thus city, for next Monday
at the Peoples National Bank, i"'
10 o'clock y. III. The puTp"'" OF
the meeting il to try AMI GET 'bt
views of the stockholders on two
propositions; one, TO sell the plan"
the other, iiquidate the affairs OF
the corporation and 90 ont OF hueI-
ness.
The present Company, charter
ell in July, 1901, Is a reorGan'za
ton Of tho Sattcriicld Gin Co,
which latter was chartered IN Jany
1902. The company owns well
appointed gin plant, in an iron
building and well located, at the
corner of Fulton ana COrlnne
streets, with railroad facilities at
Its very doors.
The reasons why the investment
has not been a good one for the
stockholders is due more, proba-
bly,, to the fact that the company
uses its plant only for ginning OF
cotton. The long periods between
ginning seasons this investment is
idle and earns nothing. Should
it fall into private hands after
next Monday, the new owner may
find some way to keep large part
of the machinery employed
throughout the year, thereby earn
ing a large revenue from the IN
vestment.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
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Look for IN. GOOD in Others not
far th.;r f,nIts
Forgive aud forget injuries. hut
never forget benefits.
Cultivate health and thus radi
ate strength and courage.
Rejoice as genuinely in another's
success az IN your own.
Always he considerable of the
rights and feelings of others.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

WANTED:--By Chicago Wholesale
and mail order house. assistant mana
ger oman or woman) fog this country
and adjoining territqfy. Salary $50
and expense, paid keekly; expense
money adv knced, Work pleasant
position peri aneqt. No investment
or experience reAuircd. Spare time
valuable. Wtitef at once for full
particulars atdfenclose self-address
envelope. Address.
GENERAL MANAGER,
la 4. Lake st Chicago
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
NEW MUSIC
MILLARO's NEWS DEPOT

At 2o Cents Per Copy.
fascintlon. ..Intermezzo
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Owatanna. Mexican Scramble
Look WI hos Here Song
What. Fools We Mortals be. Song
Can't find another Girl ike you. :"
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

WANTED-GOOD MAN in
each county to represent and al
vertise cooperative dk9al tment
put out samples, etc/ ola ebtab-
Iished business /Aousd. /cash
Salary s2l 90 weekly. Expense
money advanced; le.hma9 ent os
ton Our Re'erente bspkels
National *ank of chicago, Cap
ital 81 $1,000. Address Manal
ger, THE COLUMBIA HOUSE
Chicago, Ill, Desk No. 1
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

One often hears the expression,
"My child caught q severe cold
which developed into diphtheria,"
when the truth was that the cold
had simply left the little one par
ticularIy sue ceptible to the wander
ing diphteriaI germ. When
chambellaifs tp"gh Remedy is
given it qafkB cures the cold
and lessons tAsdanger Of diphthe
ria or any other germ disease be.
ing contracted. For sale by All
Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

1t was moved by Mr.. r. F. Della
houssaye seconded by Mr.. Jno. Fisher
and carried that hereafter all ne son
persons corporations or firms paying
Tor and receiving a license to
conduct business in the Corporation of
New IBERIA be required to sign a writ
60 oath as to the amount of eros ,
business done by them dur ng the pre-
vious year.
1t was moved by Mr.. O. Kenoude
seconded by Mr.. Geo w. Dallas and
carried that NJ. Custave Leblanc b
refunded the S)cts live stock tax er
ronously paid by him. 4f
The committee appointed to inve.
tgate the cause of th- h ,nxinx wlr e
that killed Mr.. Fishers horse report
ed that they could find no other cause
for the wire being down but, that il
mad become loosened from il fastcn-
ing.
1t WAS moved by Mr.. X. F Delahous-
aaye seconded by Mr.. O. Renoudct
and carried that the Mayor appoint
committee = TIL apelndiss himssl
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
How Diphl llerla IL Contracted.

l34 4. Lake st Chicago
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

To-day DR.. Junius II. White
and Mr.. Chas Roy, of this city;
Mr.. Rivers Richardson and others
of New .(A'leans; DE. ,Foote, Of
Lake Charles; and others, Will
leave this place together for
Chenier au Tigre where they will
spend some Zine in making the
feathers fly.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
Keep
Your Nerve

1t is nerve energy that runs
the organs of your body. The
storage battery is the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from this battery
nerve force is sent out through
the system of nerves. To keep
the body healthy you must
have plenty Of nerve force; If
you have not, the organs work
imperfectly, the circulation is
sluggish, digestion bad, appc-
tite poor, kidneys inactive, and
aches, pains and misery are
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with DR.. Miles Nervinc.
1t assists in generating nerve
energy; it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
Il take pleasure IN recommending
DR.. Miles, Nervine to those suffering
from nervous pr0stration. insomnia
and melancholy. After several
months suffering from above diseases
tried this medicine ana found imme-
diate relief. Il s0othes and strength
ems the nerves. chases away the
gloomy and depressing thoughts ana
gives. the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. It is . superb nerve re-
JUDGE JACOB srEGANN.
Madison. Wisconsin.
oe. Miles, Hear Cure 10 oold b.
yove druoooel, Who Will guarantee thoe
eho 1ree opet)e WILL bonol3t. 70 e Soloo
- Will eoeNA6 vosDe NsoMev.
MileD 1ls1loal e., 1llhaFA to
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
A PLEASANT PARTY.

Mrs Il. Donaldson Foster was
hostess of two very delightful
entertainments on Thursday last.
A luncheon in the morning from
ten to twelve O'Clock at which
the following ladies were present.:
Misses Mary Weeks, Nina Bar
nlrd and Pike. Mesdames w.
Carstens, l. A. Bell, NJ. s. Nc
MahOn, Beverly Campbell, + L
Weeks, r. s. Mcmahon, w. n.
Hatch, Paul Suberbelle, w. b
Sharpe. l.. G.. Williams, Jack
DAVIS, l. s. Frere, NJ. Manning
d. A. Dimetry, l.. A. Burgess,
Nina johnson, X. A. POmery, l.
Il. Smith, A. b. Murray, and J
w. X. Shaw.
Mrs Foster issued Sat Home
Cards for four o'clock in the az.
ternoOn to which forty ladies' res
pOnded Ivy an acceptance and
were charmngly entertained in
TACT SO charmiDgly that they were
10Th to take their leave. Mrs.
Fosters mode Of entertaining is
always q successful and enjoy.
able one.
The following ladies attended:
Misses Leblanc, WIel bailey,
Billings, Blanchet, K Bauman, M.
Bauman, H. Solving, J, Fisher,
b. Lourd, LiComptoD, q Sanders
Thompson, X and L. Cbivers.
Mesdames T. Il. Morse, r. X.
Burke, w. Burke, Berwick, Mon
tagne, Thibadoux, Hossette,
Provost, Chss Roy, J. w. Sanders
Fagot, Morse, Fuller, Ii. L.
bmith, snl 3. +. AillA.d.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08


corporate limits of the CITY OF
New Iberia, from and after the
lat day Of January a. d, 1907.
for the year, 1867, was presented
hy Mr. q Renoudet and read when
it was moved by MIR. . Renondet
seconded by Mr. Geo W Dallas
and adopted by the following yea
and nav vote. to wit: Yea Messrs
Geo Dallas . RenOudet X ID
Stansbury Jno Fisher l. lnde~t Il
+ Delahoussaye Nay none. Said
ordinance as above entitled was
then presented to the Mayor ex
animation and after examination
was returned by him approved
and signed with the seal of the
corporation thereto affixed.
Said ordinance reads as follows,
to wit: BE it ordained 10y the May
or and Board of Trustees of the
City of New iberia, that any perE
son, or persons, corporation or
firm who shall engage in the re-
tail selling Of alcoholic or malt
liquors, wine, beer or any other
intoxicating liquors within the
corporate limits OF the City Of
New Iberia, from and after the
first day Of January, 1907. shall
be liable to a license tax of one
thousand (s,OO6.OW dollars tor
each business or firm for the
year, 1907.
BE it further ordained, that any
person or persons, corporation or
firm who shall engage in the re-
tail selling Of alcoholic or malt
liquors, wine, beer or any other
intoxicating liquors, W t h.
in the corporation Of New Iberia
after the first day of January,
1907, for the balance Of the year,
1907, shall be liable for a license
tax of five hundred $500 OO) dol
lars for each business for the Dal
ance of the year, 1907.
Be 1t further ordained, etc
that the said license tax for the
year 1907, for one thousand dol.
lars, or the license tax for the half
year from July LIST, 1907, for the
balance OF the year for five hun
dred dollars shall be due and col
lectible on said date, and after
due PRONUNCIATION of this ordi-
nance.
Be it further ordained, etc.
That the failure on the part of
any person or persons, corpora
ton or firm engaged in the sell
ing of alcoholic or malt liquors,
wine, beer or any other intoxlcat
ing liquors, within the corporate
limits of the City of New Iberia,
to pay the said license tax with
in five days from the 1st day of
January, 1907, or if beginning
business after the first day of
July, 1907, within Ave days from
the lst day of July, 1907, or
within five days from The date
said person or persons, corpora
ton Or firm shall begin said bust
ness, shall rendor him, it. or them
delinquent, and he it or them
shall be delinquent for said Ii
cense tax, and from said date in
terest at the rate Of two per cent
per month shall accure on the
amount of said license tax, AZ
fixed above, together with ten
per cent attorneys fees, winch
interest and attorneys fees shall
be exigible collectIb'e in the same
manner az other license taxes
due the City of New Iberia.
That the license tax, together
with interest and attorneys fees
an recited above, when due and
exig'ble, shall be collected in the
manner required by law.
Thus done, read, adopted, sign
cd and seal affixed in open ses.
sion, at New Iberia, La on this
the Bird day of December A. d.
1906. (Signed)
q Ton~1,l:,,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
Respectfully submitted.
X. s. Bell. Clerk.

An Ordinance imposing a license
tax of one thousand dollars on
each business engaged in the re.
tail selling of alcoholic or malt
liquors wine, beer, or any other
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

The Iberia Building Assn, on
last Wednesday evening, made
the following loans:
Vandelee Foreman $4OO at rs pr c.
Fred Green. 49,. 600 "25 i:
Henry Green. ..... GOO I" 254 "
Daisy Gulberteau. 1900 +" 254" I"
Loans were authorized to the
following parties, whose securi-
ties we're examined and approved.
Saml Brown. 800; Dan'l e
BOutte, 600; Mrs. Marie David,
5000; Mrs. Virginia Fontencaux
of Jeanerette, $500.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
REGULAR MEETING
BOARD of TRUSTEES
CITY Of NEW IBERIA, LOUISIANA.

Regular Meeting of the Mayor ana
Board OF Trustees of the City OF New
Iberia.
New Iberia, La. Dec 3rj. 1906
The Mayor aud Board of Trustees
of the City OF New iberia met this
day in regular session with Mayor u.
c. Laughlin in the chair and the FOL
lowing members present, to wit: pre-
sent Messrs Geo. W. Dallas. X. r.
Delahoussaye, Q. Eenoudet. K. ID.
Stansbury and Joln Fisher late
Mr. l.. Iudest
The minutes of the meetings OF Nov.
9TH, Nov. eth, and Nov. 10Th. we're
read and approved on motion OF Mr..
r. +. Deiahoussaye seconded by Mr..
o. Rencudet.
The reports for month of Nov. OF
the City Treas City Collector, CITY
Clerk, and Impounder of stock were
read and on motion Of Mr.. Geo. w.
Dallas seconded by Mr.. X. r. Deia-
houssaye were ordered spread on the
the minutes of the meeting,
The reports are as follows:
Collectors report for November lWt
CIV Tax s 500 IS
" S-T" 200 81
Licenses $3.50
Dog Tax l.
Rent Of Hall D.
Side walk refund l''2.i ~
Impounded stock 10.
City Court fines 80.
Central Market revenue 2S3.15
Total $l.476. ]
Respectfully submitted,
p. Jubin. Col.
N. l. Southern d. u. Collection Tor
Nov. O8. si''.o-
Report of the City Treasurer for Nov
ember 1905
General Fund
Oct. lIst 1908 Balance q, "A
Receipts since 5,43S g
Total $3.50. ST
Less payments 1858. Is
Nov. Both 1906 Balance IS. 772.6 IS
w. w. & E. l.. ahl Tax fund
Oct. 3lst 1906 Overdrawn e292 81
Receipts since 10
Nov goth 1906 Oterdrawn $'67.6l
Respectfully submitted,
E. f. Delhommer, City Treas.
Report Of the Impounder Of Stock for
November 1905.
Impounded stock by +. N.
Mestayer VIZ.
/" ).
Total $l5.
Respectfully submitted.
Charles Goetz.
Report of the City Clerk for Nov 1906
CLERKS REPORT.
Month ending Nov ember 10th. 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-04
HERE'S A HINT FOR YOU.

Notwithstanding our repeated en-.
deayors 20 direct our friends at distant
points to refer disputes OF a local char.
acter to the local authorities there. we
are in frequent receipt OF letters ask
ing the Deseret News questions that
ought TO be decided where the conten.
tons occur. Sometimes the queries are
OF legal character, which could be
answered by persons on the spot ac.
quainted with the circumstances ana
fully able 20 give reliable information
Often they are as to the discipline Of
the Church in given instances that
should be settled either by the Blsh-
ops, or the Presidency OF the stake or
the High Council. why are they not
submitted 20 those authorities?
The trouble Is that IN numerous In
stances the questions are raisod by per.
sons who do not wish 10 be governed
by constituted authority in the ward
or stake. and therefore they desire 10
obtain the influence OF the Deseret
News In their disposal This paper Il
quite willing, as It has shown on M.
merous occasions, to give information
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-04
DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY OCTOBER 1906

man and examine his credentials. Ever
since last July the farce has been play
cd. Every time Mr. Lelshman called ia
order to have an interview, some Eu-
ropean diplomat preceded him and ABB
dul Hamid, being sick man, found the
talk with this dlgnitary so severe a tax
on his strength. that he sent out fac
totum TO ask the American to call
again, This sort of treatment seems
10 have got on Mr.. Leishman's nerves,
and he has sent a number OF commu-
nicatlons to the state department
There can be no doubt that the con.
tempt shown the American minister IS
preiudicial 20 our interests In the Turk
sh empire For the satellites OF the
sultan take their cue from their ruler,
ana they VIII initiate him I'm his con-
duct toward the United states repres.
entatiye IN Constantinople. Subjects of
government that fails to assert It's
power and dignity Will have many hui
initiating experiences II brought in
contact with petty officials. II the Sui
tan had his way, there would probably
be no foreign ambassadors IN Constan-
inople, to harass him, and present ul-
tlmatums, and keep an eye on his raids
on the districts Inhabited by so-called
Christians. The presence OF force OF
foreign representatives. in the capital
has sometimes proved very inconvenl-
ent to him. Ills attitude toward Mr.
Lelshman Is therefore, easily under
stood II Is perfectly logical. from the
Turkish point OF view But It Is. never
theless, intolerabe from the standpoint
of Americans. And we believe our gov
eminent viii have to take the matter
up in earnest. II Mr. Lelshman Is per
soma non gTata the Sultan should no.
tify the Washington authorities to
that effect. That is his privilege, and
another man would be sent But. to
keep the Ambassador waiting for
months for an opportunity TO present
his credentials is an insult to the
country he represents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-04
A GENEALOGICAL EVENT.

Among the features Of he celebration
of the first white settlement. 800 years
ago, OF Jamestown, where John Smith
landed In 1907, will be q reunion Of the
descendants OF Pocahontas with the
| Smith-Ambler and Jacquelin families.
This is considered an Important gene
illogical event, and It Is thought prob
able that the largest representation will
be from the relatives OF John Smith.
The Manchester IN, H. Union Of Sept.
2S. has this to say Of the Smiths
"The first John Smith Of Purton.
writes a genealogst, was lieutenant
colonel and speaker of the house OF
Burgesses In 1874. He married Anna
Bernard daughter of Richard Bernard,
and was one OF the prominent men
whom young Bacon compelled to take
the oath mt Middle Plantation, John
Smith. Jr, OF Purton son OF Speaker
Smith, was captain IN the provincial
service. The connection between the
Smith, Jacqucln and Amber families
was established in 1881 by the marriage
Of John Smith OF Shooters Hill Mid
dleseX county, and Mary Jac-
quelln, daughter Of Edward and Mar
| ina Jaequelin, Edward Jacquelln, the
first Of that name to settle ut James,
town. came from Kent England. He
was born I'm 1858, and emlgrated to Vir-
ginia in 1897 He was successful IN bus
mess, and served In the Virginia house
OF Burgesses. He died In 1880. at
jamestown, where his tombstone may
still be Seen He married into the
Cary family, and became the father OF
six children, but only three daughters
survived him He traced his ancestry
IN a direct line from the banished HUI
genots of France. He was also de-
sceuded from the same stock that gave
rise to the famous family of La Roche
Jacquelin. who fled from France a short
time prior to the massacre of ST. Bar
tholomew At his death the name OF
Jacquein became extinct as surname.
Two Of his daughters, Elizabeth
and Mary married John Smith and
Richard Amber, respectively Eliza
beth Jacquelin, wife OF Richard Amber.
was ancestress to all the Amblers OF
Virginia. Mary Wills Amber daugh-
ter married John Marshall, chief JUS
tice Of the United States. son mar
rled Mary Cary-George Washngtons
first love-and another son married Re-
becca Burwcll, Of whom, II is record
ed, Thomas Jefferson was, when young,
passionately ennmored
Gen. John Smith Of lakewood Park.
Frederick county married Anna Bull,
daughter Of Gen, John Bull of Penn
sylyania. He fought In the Indian
wars and was subsequently commits
stoned brIgader and major general of
state troops. He rendered meritorious
service in the Revolutionary war and.
10 the time OF his death, was promi-
nent I'm civil affairs.
The northern branch Of the Smith
family ls supposed TO have moved from
Norfolk According TO the records of
the town clerk of bingham, Mass.
Henry Smith. his wife, three sons ana
two daughters settled at that place.
coming from Norfolk. in 1896 subse.
quently other members Of the family
settled at sharon, Conn"