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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
TRANS FERS

Max Mates to Isabelle An
derson snopha, lot and house
on Camp Ave. $50.
Mrs. Octave Chargois and
Robt. Chargois to Parish, strip
tor road.
]. l.. Bailey to Mrs. L. V.
Hatch, plot on eanerette road
$1,000.
Loreal Boutte to Eugene
Boutte, one arpent in 9th ward
500.
Iberia Building Assn. to
Julien Broussard, house and lot
in St. Peter Street, $500.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26

The many friends of Mr.. Anton,
Gnnla Of Pateptpille, LIT Ward I'll
the Parish, are pleased to know
that he has decided to again repre-
sent them in the Police Jury, il
they 80 decide. Mr.. Goula will
without doubt be again selected fol
this important position. He has
faithfully attended to the interests
OF bis Ward and the Parish during
his term of office, has seldom OF
never failed to attend the meetings
of the Jury and has always been on
the right side of the public ques.
tons that have been presented to
his body for consideration. There
IL no reason, in the minds of the
voters of that Ward why there
should be any thought of change
aud it would seem that there is not
the least doubt but he will be seec.
ted by the residents of that section
to again father their cause in the
Parish's Legislative body.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
PIE X s q N A L 8,

Miss Bessie Lourd is tn.
guest of Mrs. M Farley.
Miss Mathllde Renoudet ha,
returned after = pleasant visit o,
several weeks to New Orleans.
MIR. Henry ]. Dautrive has
returned to New Orleans to re-
sumo his studies in the Tulane
University Medical School.
Gen. Dudley Avery was a
visitor here Wednesday.
MIR. Robert Hsnley LETT last
Tuesday tor Bunkee, La, where
he has accepted a position.
Mrs. c. +. Cade came in
from Abbeville Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. John An.
gers OF this City, last Sunday night,
bouncing baby girl, weighing
eleven aud bali pounds. Mother
and child doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Pro
vost Of Lafayette were visitors
at the residence OF Mr.. Rene
Girard Wednesday.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
TAKEN UP.

BY the undersigned Creole sortel Horse, which
came upon my place about two weeks ago Des-
eription, unbranded sorrel horse. Same win be
sold according % law on Saturday, Nov. i6th un-
leas claimed bnd ownership proven. All costs Of
keeping and advertising must be paid
w. B. BOUTTE, New Iberia
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
n Criminal Attack

on an inoifrusive citizen is freuu.
entity made IN that apparently use
less little tube called the "appen
dix. It's generally the result OF
protracted constipation, following
liver torpor DR. Kings New Life
regulate the liver, prevent appeu-
dlcltls, and establish regular habits
of the bowels soc at all druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
Actual Eacfs,

For upwards of fifteen years
Hunts Cure has been sold under
a strict guarantee to cure any form
of itching skin troubles known
No matter the nsme-less than one
per cent. of the purchasers have
requested their money back. Why
Ii simply does the work.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
We Reiteate.

That for more than fifteen years
Hunts Cure has. been working Oh
the afflicted. Its mission is to cure
skin troubles, particularly those of
an itching character. It's success
is not on account Of advertising,
but because il surely does the
work One box is guaranteed to
cure any case.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
Piiesl PtLest Piles,

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
sure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
II absorbs the tumors, allsys itching at
once, acts as a poutice, gives instant re.
lief. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
prepared for Piles and itching of the pri-
vate parts. Sold by j. X. Taylor, mail Doc
and sl.00. Williams Mfg. Co., Props.
Cleveland. q.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
,. Moss has returneu

Mr.. c. p. Moss has reformed
from a trip through Mis-
slssippi, Arkansas and other
states winding up after five
weeks of travel at St. Louis and
Chicago. He had intended to
be gone only three weeks but
he found the products OF the
New Iberia Tabasco Pepper
Sauce Co. in such demand that
he kept on his journey. He
states that the weather was fine
during the whole trip and there
was only one rainy day in the
five weeks. The business of
the Manutactury here is grow
ing rapidly.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
Opposite Court House.

AS the value of poultry on tut
home and farm is better under
stood, more and more of this KIND
of live stock is added to the prop
ertv of the farmer But it is not
to be imagined that poultry needs
no care. On the contrary if it il
expected that they will repay the
investment the farm must possess
all the latest appliances for the
comfort ut The fowl. Top of the
fourth page will be found the ad-
vertisemeut of the New Orleans
Poultry Supply Co., which makes
a specially of this line of needful
articles. The poultry keeper should
look 1t up.
Rich Farm Lands to Rent.
Apply at Jetfersou's Island, Ibe-
TIA Parish, LA.
Mr.. u. A. Patln reports the
actively at Avery Island 10 the
Mclhenny Co. plants very en-
couraglng A great deal of
building are being constructed
to accommodate the Companys
growing business.
MIR. W. d. toudorn is gath
ering crop statistics for the use
of the "Crep Reporter issued
by the Agricultural Department
at Washington each month.
These papers are distributed free
by the Government.
Mr., Walter Y. kemper was
a visitor here Wednesday from
Franklin. He states that the
City Canal has not progressed
very rapidly owing to a break
down of the machinery but he |
will take up the recent work in
a few days,
DIR. Albert Emmer states that
he will burn his second kiln of
brick of 10000 next Saturday.
He anticipates that in short
time he will be able to supply
my demand that may be made
on his growing yards.
The Rev. {. c. Kramer has
-eturned from his extended trip
North and will preside at the
Church of the Epiphany as usual
IN Sunday. He attended the
Episcopal Convention in Viz
,lnla, during which Bishop Pot
er created such a hutter by di-
ling with a negro Bishop. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Pirraro are
ejoicing over the arrival OF a
title girl in their family this
week. Mrs. Pirraro is the
laughter of Mr.. V. Jennaro who
3 happy over the increase in the
lumber of his grandchildren.
State Superintendent Aswel
as accepted an invitation to
pend several days in this Par
III, looking over the sch )ols.
lie has not as yet set the date,
ut it will not be long before he
aries out his intentions.
MIR. Mic Muller's horse was : :
ably injured in smash up on
be bridge Yesterday morning. 1t
said that cane cart was the
ause Of the accident. |
Morbihan Plantation will .
egin operations with the cane /,
arvest on Mendav.
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o. January 18Th ana NICus'u
Collier on January 10Th. These
are said to be the four best
operate companies on the road
this year and il connection with
the other attractions to come At
the Opera House sill make the
. season remarkably good from
theatrical standpoint.
W. take subscriptions for any
paper or magazine published. -
fIsnkl y SouTHwEE1.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
PARTITION SALE.
ADRrEN gONsOuLIN
vs. No. ASST
LEON O. GILBERT EFT AIS.

10th Judicial District Court Parish Of iberia.
State % Louisiana.
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of an or
der Of sale to effect Partition in the above emit
ties matter namely Of the property Of plaintiff
aud defendants. I will sell FOR CASH at the
Court.H House door In New iberia. La, 70 the iast
and highest bidder, between legal sale hours
This property 20 bring Its sppraisemeutl
ON SATURDAY, NOV. 3prH. 1907,
the following described property, towit,
The Fractional Section ~. Township Eleven.
South Of Range Eight East. and the North Half
Of the Northeast Quarter In Section twenty.
Seven, Township Eleven. sonth Of Range Eight
East Southwestern Land District Of Louisiana
containing together about Three Hundred and
SIXTY superficial Acres. situated In the Parish AZ
iberia. LA.
Given officially this 26th day OF Get. 1907,
GRO HENDERSON. sheriff,
Pes Frank 4. Mestayer, Deputy sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26

Following the lead of tn
various school organizations c
this City formed for the purpos
of improving the school sur
roundings and making then
more attractive to the pupil, TIL
parents Of the district on
through the Parish are organic
ling. On Sunday evening ther,
was an enthusiastic meeting a
Steckler, where more than fit,
were present. 1t was an en-
thusiastlc gathering and 1t is thu
determination of the people
there to make Of the school one
OF the most attractive spots in
the Parish. The organization
of the association took place
on Friday night.
PatoutviIle residents will
meet on next Sunday evening to
also form an association and
thus is the work spreading.
See ",Irupewaid'' pianos were
recently sold to CONVERTS II Ne" IBERIA,
Grand Cotean aud Jennings, Whyfb eesnse
they are good. Address, J. h. Hull, New
iberia.
Hereafter there will be three
sessions a week at the Skating
Rink when there will be skating
with music by the East Side
Concert Band. Tuesday and
nights and Sunday after
Moons. There will alse be skat-
ng on Sunday nights. On the
Nights when there is no music
here will be continuous moving
pictures from six ill nine o'clock
With a continuous change OF bill.
And the price OF admission has
seen lowered to FIVE cents on
III occasions. The new man
ger Mr.. Sam Cooksley took
barge Wednesday night.
FAY OFF THAT MORTGAGE
10 small installments through the
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Despite all the haste that has
'ten made il has been impossi
'le to get the Opera House in
UGH shape that it will be posi-
lie to give the initial perform
nee on October .3Ist aud the
Manager julius Scharf am oun
ed that he had decided to post
'one the opening until some
me between the 9Th and 18th |
{ November. Just what the
will be he could not
Az since the New York Book
" House had that matter un
er arrangement.
EST you FORGET
We lend money for any purpose.
iberia BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
There was to have been a
,gulsr meeting of the Water
oard Monday when the bust
ess for two months was to have
zen disposed OF. A quorum
tbs members had tailed to get
'gether a month ago and it
gain failed last night when
lere were present Mayor
Mr.. Jules Druvfus
I'd Mr.. Max Levy together
IT'D Manager Jules Dupuy.
'hese gentlemen waited bali an
our after the time tor the
Getting and none OF the others
wing put in an appearance they
i've 1t up and again the meeting
emit over.
No trace of the thieves who ,
Itered the residence of DIR. ,
homas Z. Conrad on Satur-
~ night and stole quantity {
jewelry has been found by the (
,lice. DR.. Conrad and wife /
d her father, Mr.. Henry 4
Fuller, were at the Audi I
rum Rink when thieves en-
red and took some of the
.elry belonging to all par
., including some that was !,
,len a year ago. A small
1ount OF cash was also taken.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-10-26
MILROAD SCHEDULE.
LOCAL NEW 8.

LOCAL NEWS.
MI Judge Simon heard habea
corpus case in chambers her,
"Wednesday. He had Just fin
Ished the criminal term of cour
IN st. Msrtinvlle, and the civil
Term there opened Friday
RE said that il was remarka
pic how little crime there
Is IN St, Martin Parish. The
last Grand Jury adjourned more
fthan six months ago, and the
present one had brought in in.
dictments against only six per
sons for jury trials, and about a
dezeH indictments fef itffsde-
meanor. AS the lawyers ex
press it, there is hardly a living
IN the business for them with
crime at SO low an ebb.
The case before Judge Simon
i here Wednesday was that of the
: daughter Of Louise Noah, who
alleged that her mother, who is
more than ninety years old, and
who owns about 100 acres OF
land bad been Kidnapped by
Ton and the complain
and was held in re-
\ him.
ounger woman testified
mother had been taken
I6m her, and that she was
flowed to see her. But
Jed woman when asked by
Simon with whom she
ID to live replied with her
3dson. This put an end to
the case, and the writ was dis
missed.
HASY MONEY
Easy 20 borrow, Easy to pay
lBnRIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Y When Mr.. Harry Winters
Tent to box where he kept
an assortment of articles includ-
ing coins of considerable value
Tuesday, he found that some
one fmd already relieved him OF
them. lust when the robbery
took place he does not know,
but il must have been within the
last ten days or 80, for prior to
that he remembers seeing them.
Among fother things missing
besides the coins are couple OF
razors, shoes and two savings
banks. It is supposed that the
thief must have entered the
house while tho family was alb
sent, for there has been nothing
about the house that indicated
that thieves had entered. Com
ING about the same time that
sneak thieves entered the house
of DR.. Conrad, it is believed
that the thief that terrorized the
City several months ago is still
az work. The matter has been
placed in the hands OF Object
6. T. Colgin, who is trying to
trace the goods.
MAN WHO CAN AFFORD TO
PAY rent IL rich enough to own
4 home. iberia BuILnINe AS
socIATIoN.
Manager Scharf OF the Opera
House announces that he has ;
BOOKED four more exceedingly !,
,rong attractions tor this, City
Turing the season. As a matter !
II fact this City has now booked .
he strongest aggregation OF plays
o Be seen 10 any City OF the
;outh outside of New Orleans.
sach OF these companies that
re newly booked carries from
& people upward and each OF
hem has two carloads Of special
eensry 30 that il MAJ be imagin-
q how strong they are. There
) e "Red Feather company
l } to appear on New. 18th,
le Johnnie Jones" on AN
ii, the "Mayor Of Toxic
( January 18th and Richard
,,ollier on January 10Th. These
i said to be the four best
peratic companies on the road
IL year and in connection with
ne other attractions to come At
ne Opera House sill make the
rason remarkably good from
theatrical standpoint.
W. take subscriptions for any
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euest OF hef sister Mrs. u. |
Hall.
We are glad to chronicle tn
recovery Of Marjorie Kent attic
a severe illness.
The Misses Schwing lett Sun
day for their home in LAX,
Charles.
The many friends of Mrs. G
{. Weeks and Miss Mary will
be glad to know they are agar
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E,torg,
and children lett Thursda,
tor New Orleans to spend sew.
eral days.
Mr.. Edward G.. Black, Elk
eeutor of the Estate of Joseph
Jefferson was visitor to the
City Thursday.
Mrs. II. Z. Estorgs of Ope-
lousas is the guest OF her rela-
tivss. MIR. Z. l.. Estorge.
Misses Sharpe has returned
after several week, pleasantly
spent with relatives and friends
at and near Dohsldsonville.
Miss Rita Soulier is home
again, from New Orleans where
she spent two very enjoyable
weeks.
Miss Lagarde who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Thibodaux
has returned home.
Mr.. ]. w, Eckart has re-
from visit to Opelou-
sas.
Mr.. Frank Patin lett Sun.
day for Alexandria where he
has taken charge of Rapides
Hotel.
Mrs. Victor Erath, we are
glad to note is decidedly better
after being critically i'll for the
asst few days.
Mrs. julius Koch of Rayne,
La, arrived yesterday evening
md will spend day or two the
quest of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. John Fisher.
Misses Agnes, Olympic and
Irma Leblanc and Miss Clara
Fisher left yesterday tor New
Orleans, where they will visit
riends.
Mrs. +. Z. Stokes and Miss
Mary Merritt arrived yesterday. |
Mrs. Stokes will make her home
lere with her son, Mr.. ]. J.I
'ergey.
Master Eddie Dauterive, son
# Mr.. CASTOR l.. Dauterivs has
zone TO Lafayette where he will
inter- the Industrial Institute.
Mr.. S. P. Hershey assistant
ugar boiler at the Morbihan
plantation arrived in the City
esterday from BatonRouge. He
pent the summer in Cuba, but
back for the sugar making
rason.
Mr.. Oscar Daspit, candidate
Dr. the Legislature, has gone to
Jew Orleans tor medical treat
tent.
Little Miss Maud Estorge,
squests US to announce that she
Ill entertain the Thimble Club
1e first Saturday in November
,stead OF to-day.
Mr.R.F. Hogset, dropped in
1onday from Mississippi where
c IS now in business. He re-
armed Wednesday but will run
ack and forth frequently to see
is family who remain here.
City Collector P. Nj. Jubin
as been confined to his home
II the last two days but it hop ,
! that he will be able to be out .
I'd about again very shortly. /.
MIR. Chas. Poirson, Cashier
the Citizens National Bank +,
Jeanerette, and = member OF
lie Parish Board OF Education .
as visitor here Thursday. !
lie was accompanied by Mrs. .
oirson.
Mr.. Draces Dimitry, accom-
inied by his friend MIR. Orry,I
'ent Sunday with bis relatives.
raeos occupies a dne position
ith the Southern Pacific Com
my in Lake Charles and 10
Ill pleased with his residence
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seeds in hills three feet apart; per-
NIT vetch to ripen seed as directed.
This consists in adding certain
germs which cause engagements
| (nodules) to form on the roots OF
vetch plants. These nodules serve
as fertilizer factories. changing the
useless nitrogen of the afr into a
form of nitrogen worth at least Is
cents per pound as fertilizer. Much
the surest way to inoculase vetch is
to SOW with the seed as much soil
as possible from field where re.
Gently either any kind Of vetch OF
garden peas English peas. not cow
peas) grew thriftily. Avoid seed
from gardens where there are seri
Gus diseases Of plants. putgrass, etc
Mix a little water from soil from
this spot. Then moisten the seed II
this dirty water. Now mix the we
seed with some of the same soil IL
dry, powdered condition. II the in
oculating soil is abundant, SOY
broadcast, in addition, from a few
hundred pounds to one ton of 1t pc
acre. Otherwise omit this latter step
Promptly cover seed and inoculai
ing earth with harrow. Much sur
light may kill the germs.
]. F. DUGGAR,
Director Alabama Experiment ST.
ton. Auburn. Ala.
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mARzz7ZR KE7N2Y HsE|

SOFIA, Headquarters of the Society OF
Freedom.
ITO His Excellency, Sir Mortimer
Brett, Minister plenipotentiary and
Consul General to His Britannia Ma
jesty at the Court Of Sofia:
"Sir: We of the Society of Freedom
wait patiently and anxiously for your
Excellency's answer to our humble
petition. We trust your Excellency
does not ignore this petition because
the signatures of the petitioners are
not added thereto. Surely your Elk
cellency understands that the dictates
of prudence make it inevitable that 1t
is sent to you anonymously.
your Excellency must be familiar
with our grievances. Our present
ruler cannot and will not be longer
tolerated by his subjects. We feal
the British Foreign ONCE, however
does not realize the extent of Prince
Ferdinand's unpopularity. Even II
your ministers care nothing for that
do they feel no concern that he is the
tool of Russia?
He has asked Russia repeatedly
that he be recognized King, and tina
he receive that title. His vanity II
such that he would sacrifice the free
dom of his people to be on equal terms
with the sovereigns Of Servia ant
Roumania.
Once more, perhaps for the las
time, we petition your Excellency Il
exert the extraordinary influence you
Excellency possesses, that the Englisl
Minister be advised in time. The gov
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that IL England gives to the insurgent
party is support in overthrowing the
rule of Ferdinand, the relation of Eng
land to Bulgaria shall be similar to
that which exists between Egypt and
England
"The Society of Freedom is fully
aware that your Excellency's incon-
venience and labor must be recon-
pensed. The sum of 100000 is al
ready placed in the Ottoman bank,
payable to your Excellency on de-
mand."
Mote by Sir Mortimer pinned to the
above letter.
ITO this replied that the sum men
toned was too ludicrously small to be
considered. Only the most substan.
-tial guarantee could justify me In TAX
ing the risks involved"
(Third letter to Sir Mortimer from
the society,"
ITO His Excellency, Etc:
| "The sum of E50,000 has beer
placed in the Ottoman bank to your
Excellency's account. The society
trusts that this sum will be sufficient
to justify the risks. Will your Excel
lency give his answer without delay?'
Mote by Sir Mortimer pinned t
the above letter.
81 have taken the step. 1t is too lat
to ask myself now whether l hav'
been indiscreet. If l have consulted
nv own wishes, II I have furthere'
my own plans, feel that am 1ustitie'
morally. l am helping an oppresse'
people gain their liberty. My owl
recompense is meager enough. II tn
Foreign Office should probe the maj
ter, and discover the extent OF my In
discretion, my diplomatic career wi
be ended. But / am content to do
little evil that good mas come"
I crushed the paper in my hand
sick at heart. l shuddered at tn
hypocritical comfort this guilty ma
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eminent of Prince Ferdinand must
fall. We do not desire bloodshed.
There shall be none, we swear 1t, II
England will support the insurgent
party. But in any case Bulgaria must
be free.
1--WE do not ask for the active aid
of England. We beg that England
shall not Interfere with the ambitions
of the people.
"Your Excellency shall have no rea-
son to regret being our friend. And
there are other means OF rewardine
friendship besides empty words Of
gratitude. Let your Excellency once
assure us of you intention to supper,
orr cause, and we shall make this
more clear.
"Your Excellency knows the man
ner In which your answer may De con
veyed to this society.
/ with profound expressions OF re
snect. we submit ourselves.
aTbe Committee of the Society o
Freedom
I Ulaced TINS lettcI VI my hnSc wiz
the others had read.
This Society Of Freedom, Is 1t con
cerned with the trick of the death
| mask stamp"
~ fear So" she answered in Low
| voice.
| "Then has the fact no significanc
for YOU that DR.. Starva received lei
tor with one of those stamps on tn
envelope last night? These stamp
are prescribed. They could be sen
through the mail only because CERTAIN
Of the postal authorities were in syn
nathy with the revolutionaries. Lee
ters with these stamps, 1t Is safe I
infer. would be sent only to those WIN
are equally in sympathy. DR.. Starv
must be favorable to this party, II b
is not actually one of the COMMITTEES
| / warned you last night that there wa
trsachery in the CAMP"
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CHAPTER XVII.
The Two Women.


"And am l again to shout my com
mands to my servant through the
closed door," asked Madame de Var
nier ironically.
I unlocked the door Of the staircase
in silence, taking the precaution, how
ever. of not admitting Alphonse.
HAS Miss Brett come to the cha
teau as wished?" Madame de VAR
nier spoke naturally through the half
opened door, not betraying my pres
ence behind it.
"she is waiting IN the music room
madam"
Bring, her here"
81 shall do as madam wishes. But
this American, this man we called MS
Excellency--he surprised me just now
has he intruded on madam Or
He came here to keep an appoint
ment with me-" Madame de WARMER
replied composedly, cutting short hi'
agitated whisper.
"Ah. that is WELL"
Alphonse sighed his relief. and de
parted on his errand.
what inducement can you have OF
fered that she should come boldly u
this Castle of Despair"
'Is not the inducement great ina
she is to see a loved brothers"
To BE CoNTINUEDJ