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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-07-07

In the length and breadth o.
the Southern States there is
probably no section area con-
sldered, which has made more
progress in railroad building
than Louisiana.
And certainly there is no
community whose citizens de-
serve more credit for their broad
and liberal spirit of enterprise,
than those shown by New
iberia, Opelousas, and Crowley.
10 those not familiar with the
net work Of roads under con
struction we append a list that
will show the great work under
construction.
Southern Pacific Extensions, Arnaud-
vile to Port Barre.
- I" Eunice to Villeplatte.
Central of Louisiana, New Orleans to
Leesville.
Col. Southern, New Orleans to DeQuincy.
Eunice to Crowley
La. and West Bunkie to Eunice.
Lake Charles and Leesville, Bundcks to
Rosepine.
survived.
Owens Road, New Orleans to Oil Fields.
Sou. Pac. / & V Jucction to Midland
EXT of f & A.
Sou. Pac. Villeplatte, Washington to
Port Barre.
Sou. Pac. Lake Arthur to Gueydan.
Jennings q Northern, Lake Arthur, Jen-
nings to c of La.-Midland Enterprise
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-07-07
PHONE US
FOR DRUGS

Not only for drugs, butN
for toilet articles. house
hold remedies, sick-room
goods, rubber goods,
nursery supplies or any
of the thousand and one
things that make up our
stock. Anything that you
order will be delivered
free.
No need OF waiting un-
til an emergency arises
TO use this service. Use
it any time when goods
are wanted and it is not
convenient to come to the
store.
When you have a pre-
sCriptiOn or recipe to be
filled we will send for it
and deliver the medicine.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-07-07

Does evil still. your whole life flu
Does woe betidef
Your thoughts abide on suicideY
You need pill
Now for prose and facts-DeWtts little
Early Risers are the most pleasant and re-
liable pills known today. They never
grippe. Sold by John r. Taylor, Druggist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
tbattlifbes

'nift itntt. Nuh iollte eine nuf
aleefelpern tpeioenbe SerDc ME zines
erfdbrenen 6irten entbebren. Der lps
9leif Silfe berbeibolt ODER Die gnl5c
Serbe betntreibt. ncnn er bel cinem
Der 5biere bebentlidpes Nuftreiben
oes gauhes ipnbrnimmt. Soldeo
lit beionbers 81 befiirhten mad Dem
@enllB iungen Slices Dor Der SliItbe,
Der nod iebr iaftreid III, iino BON
&lee allf tart %gepiinNtem Seioe. Der
i'll iippiger gntluidelung he9riffeu lit.
grfabrene @iebbalter poer 6irten
l~piifeiir audi, baB oaS Werbldben be-
ionbers leidlt Dor @eiuittern. hei
Sd)tpiile eintritt. Saber cntpfieb!t
es lih, bel @eluittcridniilc oae @ieb
bon Der GIeepeioe megyitreiben,
begin. cine iolcbe nidt be5ieben 81
loIien.
Sreten Iufbldblngen Gin, 10
5dune man ons Sbier nit cinent
S~trobbano duf, oas man in Seifcns
%lpaiier. Iiitiaufe pber arbcre ipiz
oerlite Sliiliisfeiten einoetnnht bat.
Saourf iperoeu Die lbierc 8rnt
Hiilpien sebrndt, iupbei ans bent
8anIt Die 8aie ourd, Den SGluno
euttpeihen. Sueleih reibe man sic
gulihBeseno frdftig nit chem &eltz
ODER Strobpiif ODER nit feinen
3peisen bon Grlen ooer @eiber, lpie
iuie tie geraoe our 6unb iihb. oNcr
nit einem alteu &leibuu9sitild, bunuit
alif 1oldle Weiic Die eriGlafften Nlu5>
teln 81 neiier Shdtigfeit mngcreSt
iperben. @enr bieie SemiibnnNen
feinen Grfols babeu. fibre MAJ cine
Shlunorobre elm. lpobei nber bas
%bebnnoelte 5bier borne bod. bintcn
tief lteben mnB. on iih ionIt Die
Shlunorobre per'topft. Sm alter
duBeriten Sale mlIB Der 8oldl oui
Der linfen Seite III Ger Witte Ser
&unsergru6e nngeitod,eu m:rbeu.
Wlan unterlalie nber bas Sted,en auf
Der reften Seite. lpeil bort Der Sarm
getroffen pirb. Gum Sted,en oiene
Der Ioaen. Srotar. pber Elm I'M @riff
feititebenpeS Ieher; po6 lei nod, eins
mol betont, bnB bas Stecben nilr I'M
nllerduBeriten Hptbfdlle erfolgen
bari; oenH es 5iebt iebr leift Der
pafien bes 8nnites nit Der Salld,s
pano nah iih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
SaS Iniblabcn Der Gimber.

%erhId6cn ser &incer 1T cine 60us
fiac Gri@einun9, mcnn sic Sbiere.
iriid nrf Nlees ODER MISREPRESENTATION
Neiilhrt. reid,lid uno nit elmer oes
ipiiru @icr ireiien. Suber rcide
man ibucn. bis lie iih I'm ole Nlecr
meibe gepobnt bd6cn. ami iebcu Soil
Dor Dem Tu9trciben Srcdeniutter,
Snnsbeu Qbcr 6ddicl. 0aben Vie
ibren grpBten 0uuoer ihon acltiut,
penu lie ole @cibc bereten. 10 lpers
Den lie onS blGbcnbe aleefhtter nidt
nit iolder 0ait uno in iolhen @ens
Gen perSebrcn. mic I'M nnperen Sale.
unb 10 iinbct Die raide uur allSges
bcbnte Gas gntipidelNns I'M Mnaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
Yetreff Der 4ierbeihrn.

@ie be5ipecft man Dos @elpDbnen
Der Yferbe IN bas @ermiid bon
Giienbnbn5iigen? Wtan itelte Die
Yferoe nit ben aopfen 10, buS tic
Den Sug Ifon bon Der Sernc iehcn.
faiie Die Siigel unb laiie 10 ben 3ug
poriiberfabren. gS lit elm Sebler,
Die Yieroe 10 81 ~ireIlen. Sab lie nit
Den &opfen abaepenbet lteheu. so
bDren Die 1ferbe blob bas 8erduih.
obne Dab tie Den 3ug fpmmen Iebeu,
iperoeu iurftiam iinb itreben purds
sugeben. Der &utiher mill nidt
einieben. bab er Die Shulo trdet.
baut barnm auf Die nuf9eregten
Sbiere los. bis lie piln ipcrbeu, 10
Dab er lie niht bGnbi9en fam unb
Die Yferbe burdgeben, ben @uecl,
5ertrilmmern nno burd Die Sriims
nler perlebt iperben. Sic arnier
Tferbe meinen nun. ouB ibnen Die
ShId9c, Der Shreden. ShmcrS unb
%erlesungen bon Der gilenbabu. be-
5iebungsipeiie bonn 3ug 5laefiigi
ipurben; mitbin fam c3 Hienuno
wunbern, ipenn lie III 3utlinft Dor
ieoem @nenbabndug crifrefeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
Beiliiaelsudjt I'M Nftp6er.

Die @efliigelbdlier iiub gum Ins
fange beS Iolnts Sttober nod,mdls
5t reinigen unb fiir Den fomtnenben
Winter piht 81 MAIDEN. Die Grfrea
niente miiiien ippdentlid, ipenisitens
%einntal aus ben @efliigelbduieru snts
fernt lperoen; niif forge mo fir
quite Streu in ullen Ibtbeillingen.
Ils Streumaterial peripenbet mnn
2nub, Strobss auff (cbaff) ober Sde
gemebl. @enn oas gierleaen aufs
bort, iuerben Die alten odbne unb
Siibner nusiortirt itnb fiir Die eigene
Slide poer ben Narft gentditet. Ielter
ais bier Sabre lalie man fein Siibn
fperoen; Die beIteu 2eses Helultate err
5ielt man NIT 5peiidbrigen Sbiereu.
Die ans ben Sriib6ruten itammienben
ilitlsen Siibner fdn9en MN an 81
le9en; Die iriibciteu oabou tperben
ais 3uhttbierc auseeipdblt. Die ii6ris
gen dber gemditet unb perfauft.
6ilbner iinO leid,t 5u mditen. ipenn
man tie IN einem en9en Haun,c bdlt
uub ibnen 10 bel Sett biloenoes Srtz
ter berabrei6t. ais lie freiien tponen.
Sie bette Suttermiihuns lit folsenbe:
@emablener Snfer. bon Dem Die Siils
len ausaeiiebt iuuroen. feiues Naiss
NEIL, Hafmebl unb getpDbnlihes
W3ebl; bat man Sett ober Sleiihabe
fdae, Damn fam man aud bicie nod
onmit bermiIfen. Sas @un8e mitS
init fofenber Wilf angeriibrt ipers
ben, bnB es cine trodene friimeliae
WtaiIe bilbet. Sierbon ~fiittere man
10 piel, als Die Sbiere brei bic fiini
yRal taglid freiIen fDmnen. @s lit
better, otter aIs 3ltniel aif einmal gu
fiittern. IuBeroem mlib Den Siibs
nern INNER 9enug friihes @aIier
unb 3ies our 8erfiigung iteben.
Wenn maj Die Sbiere lebenbig
berfauft. 10 sebe mar ibnen Dor Den,
Serianote 10 piel aun8en Weais, ais
lie freiien lpoaen. Gs lit gut. penil
man Die Siibner am gbeno nbIeuoen
tann. IobaS lie am Iorgen on ibren,
Velttmmllngsorte eintreffen. 0es
ihlnftetes @efliigel ipute INNER
troden gcrnpft perben; Damn bringt
es before Sreiie.
@dnie uno Gnten ldBt ma bon
MN an 10 LANCE auf Die Stoppels
felber seben. als lie etfpaS finoen
%fonnen. moraif man lie in Die Quar-
there bringt, mo lie nit 9pblbldttern,
geIhnitteueu robeu Hiiben. gefohten
aartoffeln unb 8cibfutter aefiitteri
fperoen. Sic Nait Der Srutbiibner
miro MN b%eaonnen.' Wan reidli
linen setohte 9nrtofieln, einseipeihs
ties @eritenihrot. @riinfutter unb
iein seIhnittene robe Niiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
9aniemoc %glnSan6en.

8%ubbnlter; oSerr Trin3ipal, ipic
lol ih nur raS @elb e%intraseu. no
NIT Der auiiirer Meicr ourd9ine?"
Nrtn5ipol: .&m, troaen Sic cs
ais lauienoe Nuseaben einl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
MnSiaat : S.uantnm nnb 5iefc be
Musiaat beim @interweisen.

Sie &dnlas Reconsideration bat
lebr intereijnnte Terilide ilber Dos
5ipedntdBigite Saat@G udntiim uno Die
bette Siefe oes Insldens beim @ine
teriuei5en anaeitellt. beren HeIultnte
ieet betannt gegcben ipcrben. sd
entnebme bieiem @erihte Die nahz
ltebenben. iebenfalls fir manten uns
ierer 9eIer intereiianten Ingaben:
Siniiht oes beiten SaatsG uuns
tums Seigteu Die Serluhe: Cine NuSs
iaatmenge bon 9 Sed5 pro Icre
brahte 55.3 gulbelS bonn Ncre. Cine
IiisIaatmenoe bon 4 Seds pro Icre
brahte 57.3 @nlbels pom Nere. Cine
Iilslaatmenge bon 6 &eds pro Mere
brahte 54.3 @libelS bon Ncre. Cine
NnSidotmense bon s Beds pro Icrc
brahte 54.4 @uIbels bonn Icre. &iers
naf bat iih elm Saats Gnantum bon
3 Beds gutter Saattpadre oils sic
bette Hate ge5eigt. Iuh cine Snats
menae bon 4 unb 9 Beds pro Icrc
gab nod quite Grtrdge, uno ie uaf
ser 9eihaffenbeit pe@ Vooens uIfp..
miro es oft nngebraht iein, itntt 5
MIR 4 Gccts pro Mere o,tSSuideu.
Siuiihtlih Der Iuslnattiefe brehs
ten Die Scrlufe Die foIgenoen 6es
Iultate:
t1a 3oa ticf cingeideter @ei5er
brohte 56.3 Suibels pom Icrc. 2
3pu tief cinoeiGctcr @ei5en brad5tc
60.T 9uibeis pom Mere. 212 3ct
tief cingeidetcr &ei5en brahte 5S.S
SuiheIe pom Icre. 3 3oQ ticf elm
aeiictcr 8eiScu brad,te ga 8uibcls
PRO Nerc 80 3oa tiei ei%nacidetey
@ci5eu hrdhte 37.1 @uibclS BON,
Ncrc. ! 3o0 tief einaeideter g8cis
gen bradte 55.1 SrIbelS prp Acrc.
0ie Stntiou fon,mt Su Seu 9ics
Initiate. oaB urter %nGaemcinen yer
tdltniien cine SGattiefc bon 21a-
3N 3pu ~ ipdblen lei. sc Iodcrer
uub trpdeuer ser @oben iii. iIm il
tiefer mus bic Su9iaat crioI1cn.
lpenu man m%D9lidit cute 9ieiuliatc
boben mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
~@eieaidailen, Ole

@eielidaiien. Ole semein.
idaitlih cine &eiie MAIDEN moaen.
mogen iih on Ole Saiuois Central
Stast : Sidet Office in DUBUQUE
menoen, uno oaielbit Den Sortbeil
herabaeieeter Yreiie 81 beniiben,
ole fir peridieoene Yunfte i'm Mor.
Den. Often, Siioen uno @eiten be.
iteben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

Sriih gei6nittene anpdben. nit
Aleie ober 0ctreibeihrot permiiAt,
baben lid ais 5iibucrfutter gllt be-
lpdbrt. Die @eiuidtSanabme Ser
Sbiere Iopie Der @rtraa an Giern
ipurpen gleihmaBig beeiuiluBt.
Mober. in gSnner ouigequoGcs
Her Sciniameu iullte III leDem @icroes
ltd( p%orbnneen iein. Gr III ein Dor
6iiglideS GinitlnGmittel oicl
beiier oils aubruu9 mo 3ebm
lm bas Sprpoeiperben Ger 6uic pl
p%erbinbern. Ser 9einlamenihlcim
bait immer etwos Seudltigfeit uno
fiiblt babel. Nuh lpenn es gift,
Die 6uie Fir Ben Sei6lag peith al
mnden, ir 2einiamenidleim ons
bette 9titt(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

gle Sainois Central bietet
berabgeieste &moreiie . Sobrprciie
mad peritieoeuen Tnuften i'm 3or.
beiL Silben, Sitcn uno @eiten.
Wenn Sic cine Heiie MAIDEN poQen,
10 menocn lie iih Inn N1bereS an
ole Stobt /. Sidet Office Der Sai.
iipiS Central in Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
Smt Wartcn.

Sic anolen unb 3miebeln bon
Gamna. Sablien, @labiplen. 8eoos
MEN. @nnberbllmeu. Wonrbretien
ltno nnnnebr aIlelnmmt nlisSigraben
unb nnd,bem 9aub itnb Stenael ctrpn
hunpboh abeeidnitten. nod einiae
Gage an luftigen, frolts lihercrn
Srte obtrofncn 81 lalien Dor Dem
@inbringen in sic lIeberpintcrunaSz
rourne. Die frei merDenben 8eetc
tonnen nod NIT Srilblinosblimen
nno Slumen6piebein bepilanSt ners
Den. Nndbem Der Huien gum lcbtcn
Mn!e gelhpren uilb reingefegt. lnilen
lid nit Dem eiufateu Yilon3bplS
nllerlei feline Slumeusmiebcm bins
einiebeu. mic Grotns. Standardization,
Scild. Die ais critic Sliithc i'm font
mcnbcn Sriibiubr bos Nuae erircucu
.lub beim Sdnitt bes iriIden Muiens
ennn bereits nbgebIiibt iinb. Sic
fGunen Sabre lang on Srt nno SteQc
pcr6leiberL ~cermlebrcu lid, icaar unb
miilen MN bel elmer Neinuld0e ecs
TdIenS iorgiam ~anfacIeIen ueroen.
nm ipdter micher Terwenpun9 sn
fiuoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
Y%bOtograpbicM

tonllell nnr poi Srpertem bergeltelt iperoen.
eS gilt Be- oereu Nsritelluu9 Grfabrmma
81 baben, p%allcnoe Ropi. luio aorprr;eluns
gen 81 beabtel. oaS p%oiieuoe sibt; uno
SchatieilnerbdltliB 81 tennel mo oauu
audi ole notbl9eu. OIL rent fotipieIlaem
spparate III baben. SieieS stlles iii uors
bauoen. wsnu Sbr Sure E~6otogropbis pom
mir mddti lnilct.
u. 8. WacGemsie,
1915 Clap Or. Suouque. So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
Der selebrte ,Srrr spbn".

Gin rei6er Bauer bate aui ser
llniperlitdt in DER naben Staet ciuen
Sobn, auf Den Ell nidt penia ltols
ipar. Oh Der pSerr Sobn" piel @eIb
.berlhIoirte". Al5 .%iiliuS" rmln
zines Cages gum Seiudl robeim mar,
ipollte Der &ater ii6 DOE Ser De-
lebrlamfeit ieineS Sp6ues iiberSeus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
SpripuriSuoa.

Gem tieincu Siccder lngt Die
ainberirnu wdbreno zines @cpittcrs.
bnb Der lie6e ojott 5iirne, mcii 9ieas
den muartiB gclueien iei. Tl2 pies
Der Elm @emitter berauf6iebt, lit baS
ainb aQein in 3immer. Nuf Dem
Gid iiebt elm Seller nit Sudden. luup
ais 2ie3heu eben ein Stitfden onuon
toner. ertont eiu ftrneS Tomer0rpls
len. Sornuri5Dou liebt Silent SieSs
den gum Simn1el auf uuo ia9t;
~Aber lieber @oIt. pegen zines 10
fleiuen NriinlcldcilS!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
- ~ -
Shucinig.

0anptmann: Sd perlunsc. baB
ole Iannidluit oeim TnrnScmarid
Die Seine 10 berdlls idmeibt, ba6,
ipenn ser Serr S6erit fragt. mas
fir @aben in DER 9lft berumflieaeu.
ibr iagen fonut. ponS limb bic Sties
rel bon Der eritcu Gompognie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
9ns Der gnten alten jSeit.

Soli5iit: IS ias's ia alltpei[: es
is ia 8ottesfir6t mebr mtf Der
8elt. ia Gdtung Dor Der Sbrisfeit
uno ia gar nir!"
Iftudr: lin Simmelspiuen. mas
lit oenn ipieber g'iheb'n?l"
YoIi3iit: Sic Shnlbuab'n, oieie
perfommene 8anbe. ham brauBen am
4niflaebrett IN Der ei~eenbdnbigen
@%erorbnung bonn gndbigen Germ
Sberamtmnnn bic Sdreibfebler for
rigiertl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
SQniipnSit6rmng.

Gobn (5um @eleeenbeitsoihter) /:
SD m0ht nlio BADEN Il i6ones
@ebidt gum GeburtStas meiner Srall
ic beiBt Snrabl"
@elegenbeitsbi6ter: oShon fonnte
ib Sbre Srai @emablin bieliei6t
einmnl ieben?"
Gobn: ~Nein. lieber nift - Ionit
fdat's nift 10 ifDn aus, pie ids
miinIdel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
" ~ ~
Srnffebler.

Giner ser tomiifiteu Orudfebler,
Die man lid benfeu fam. finbct iih
~ ser gir. ot3 ser .GohlenSer 2cis
tlug." Sm Recommendation itebt
foIgenoer Gap: sWtan Dur in5fpis
l6en auf benz Ylaee inter Der eide
n%ngefommen. llnten i'm Sbdle ltieg
cine 2eihe triaernb i'll Die belen
2iifte empor."
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-18
Obituary..

James b Bradley, a ruling Elder
in Piney Fork church, passed to his
reward Dec. Is, 1908, aged 80 years,
10 months and IL days.
He professcd faith in Christ at 20
years of age, and joined the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church in August,
1900; was elected Deacon in March,
1902; was elected and ordained Ru-
ling Elder in October. 1902.
He was a devoted christian and he
will be missed in the home, in his
community as citizen, and in the
church.
While he was great sufferer he
never murmured, but assured his fam
lily that he was ready to go at any
time. His hope grew brighter dur
ing his long, severe illness. A visit
with him was a benediction and an
inspiration and his faith in God.
He leaves a wife, father and mo
Their. one brother and three sisters,
to mourn their loss but his eterns
gain.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-18
The Original.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Heney and Tar as throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar many limitations are offer
ed for the genuine. These worthless
limitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The gen.
uine Foley's Honey and Tar is in a
yellow package, Ask for it and re-
fuse any substitute. 1t is the best
for coughs and colds. Woods &
0rme.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-18
thousand Dollars Worth of Good

A. ii. Thurnes, a well known coal
operator of Buffalo, O., writes II
have been afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble for years, passing
gravel and stones with excruciating
pain. | got no relief from medicine
until | began taking Foley's Kidney
Cure, then the result was surprising.
A few doses started the brick dust
like fine stones and now | have no
pain across my kidneys aud | feel
like a new man. 1t has done me
81, 900 worth OF good Woods &
Orme.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-18

dress is given up 10 women. just make
a tour some afternoon among the fash
ionable shops There YOU will see the
most elaborate bailrpbes and loungng
robes. all done up ia stunning eolors.
One handsome lounglng robe. which
looked So II IL might he a garment Of
state-it was so heavy and rich-was
made Of beautiful Zcnnanah silk.
which. with other expensive qualities.
IL soft and thick II was black and
lined with the palest lavender taffeta.
having wide turn down collar and
fastened AT the neck and waist with
lavender cords
Several others almost as rich look ing
were of heavy brocaded cut velvet in
pale gray and deep crimson, looking
warm aud comfortable enough to make
a tired business man long for his pipe,
his easy chair aud a magazine by the
fire
Another. and with luxury written in
every fold Of it's ample girth, was q
robe OF fine black broadcloth lined with
rich plaid looking ever so warm and
comfortable
But the most serviceable was n bath
robe Of mercerized white cheviot. with
broad variegated stripes running to the
deep hem. II was lined with terry
cloth and had deep cuffs and turn
down collar of the same This. with
the heavy white cord at the waist. was
ever so useful and could easily be
washed.
During these last few weeks Of such
glorious weather that New York Is al
most surprised out Of itself there has
not been much use for fur Overcoats
and only few are seen in the auto
mobiles, and automobiling has become
such universal fashion that its deyo-
tees have fads and faDcies which are
very changeable.
Alaska dogskin and Russian calf
coats. all heavily lined. are very popu-
lar for motoring. One OF the oldest. vet
most beautiful things this week was
seen one very rainy day. II was gen
tleman's imported umbrella. The han
die was OF purest ivory wrought in n
design which none hut the patient little
Jap would attempt. AS with most ORR
entail carvings. the figures were hide
GUS. but done with such exquisite work
manship that II made the whole an al
most invaluable gift
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fhe Diamond Cure.

The latest news from Paris is, that
they have discovered diamond cure
for consumption. If you fear consum-
ption or pneumsnia, it will, however,
be best for you to take that great
mentioned by W, T. McGee, of Van
leer, Tenn. II had a cough fer
fourteen years. Nothing helped me
until l took DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, Coughs and
colds, which gave instant relief and
effected permanent cure Unequal
led quick cure. for Throat and Lung
Troubles. At Woods & 0rme's drug
store price SOC and 81. 90 guaranteed.
Trial bottle free.
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SWINE HUsBANDRY

Buttermllk, provided no water is
ded. Is practically OF the same value
feeding pigs as separator milk.
Rites a correspondent. OF American
ELEVATOR. But Il must be borne In
Ind that butterInllk from factories al
bst always has mixed with Il a con
5erable amount OF added water. some
ncs as much as % per cent. and con
Quently by itself il not a suitable
u for pigs Many Instances can be
zen OF great mortality among pigs
solely on buttermilk, practically
- starvation. because they were not
p 20 consume enough buttermilk
- water 20 derive sufficient nutri.
I'D 10 supply the demand OF nature.
H when the deficiency In solids IL
<1de up by adding meal. or even
<<Hns. roots or other fodder. pigs are
|ound 60 thrive on the buttermilk
weanin. Pigs.
EI0ce NO use can be made OF sows
milk n seems unwise 60 be In n hurry
about weaving pigs when the mothers
allk supply Is still good. The sucking
pig 4 making It's lowest cost growth
Care of swine.
II pigs begin to show an out Of con
difion appearance don't think ~ meli-
cine the FIRST thing See n some mis-.
take In feeding or care cannot be dis
covered, and II II is correct it.-Farm.
stock and Home
The Brood sows.
Give brood sows the freedom OF the
pasture fields when with young pigs.
and a. soon as the pigs are old enough
70 eat feed n little shellcd corn and
dry middlIngs with "A mash OF wheat
mlddlings and milk Sows with pigs
should always have access TO good
blue grass pasture and should not be
fed too much corn. The largest part OF
the ration should be made up OF oau
and bran with a little ollmeal Have
plenty OF charcoal aud ashes constant.
" available An occasional feed OF
salt win be found profitable -Ameri.
can Cultivator
toskins Corn Fer HoEs.
Ordinarily we believe that Il does
~ pay to soak corn for pigs. Unless
Il h very hard they will grind II
|t&mseiyes. and soak II with the saliva
|1Ic6 aids digestion. Professor Henry
1&|e mat soaking corn is about as
&<foI as grinding IT," which means
1< n IL a question whether the gains
rbalance the cost. -National Stock.
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Oraughon's Chain Of rs Colleges

Elsewhere will be found an adver-
tisement of Draugh on's Practical
Business Colleges located at.
Paducah, KY, Evansville, Ind, St.
Louis, Me-, Elpaso, Texas, Jackson,
Miss. Memphis, Tenn, Fort Worth.
Galveston, San Antonio, Waco, Den
ison, Texas, Oklahoma City, o. I.
Shreveport, La, Little Rock, Fort
Smith, Ark, Moskogee, !. I. Kan
sas City, Mo-, TT. Scott, Kaps. Nash
Vile, Tenn, Atlanta, Ga, Raleigh,
y. C., Columbia, 5. c., Knoxville,
Tenn, and Montgomery, Ala. A
chain of twenty-six colleges located
in thirteen states. Established six
teen years. incorporated 5000, 600. OO
capital Seventeen bankers on Board
of Directors. Draughon's chain OF
Colleges secure positions for those
who take the guarantee course or re-
fund every cent of money paid fol-
tuition. For catalogue address j. +.
Draughon, Prest, at any of the
above places. Il
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The Grip.

Before We can sympathixe with
y, We must have suffered our
y. " No one can realize the suf-
b attendant upon an attack Of
.rip, unless he has the actual ex-
'nce. There is probably no dis
that causes so much physical and
bal agony, or which 50 success
dcfcs medical aid. All danger
the grip, however, may be av-
J by the prompt use of Chamber
! Cough Remedy. Among the
of thousands who have used this
Idy, not one case has ever been
rted that has resulted in pneu-
ia or that has not recovered. For
by Woods 4 Orme. the leading
store