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New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
e!rgle Insertions cents per iine- SIX
ter y,ords seven times consecuuveiy. 81.
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen days La
The Tribgne'e Directory OF Desirable hoonA
Write for circular
Fun Information concerning tnese rooms
may be had, free OF charge. az the up-own
oHioe os The New-York Tribune i5o4
Broadway between seth and 9th sta
MAvERLEY PLACE. 103, adjoining wash
inxfon Square Ncrth--Sewiy FURNISHED
RON. With private bath and shower. IN
Guiding meals. SIS a week
i-BFTLoMoNr. 20 EAST sisT ST
Double rooms. hath
icsD ST. III wEST.-Elegantly furnished
second fooT: single or en- suite; southern
exposure; breakfast optional
az WEST 12oTH ST--Attractive room
overlooking Riverside: modern choicest;
very reasonable. Bacon, Tel. b2s2-Morn-
fngside
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
Fema.e

Fema.e-
LADY OF education and refinement, i3ce-
pendent. 10 call on selected list OF Gus
toners for high class proposition: expert
ezce unnecessary Cali 1 10 p. m. LII
csrpender. Room 52S. lJG Fifth ave
WsETED.-Competen waitress Apply
saturday morning. from TO III. "a.
West 1sth ST.
wANTED.-corlpe lpetent chambermaid. as
STAT waiting. Apply Saturday morning.
from TO IL. 2E West 74th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
CARPET CLEANING.
N.Y.Carpet Cleaning Works
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEwRITERHAll makes sold, rented,
renaired exchanged: reliable service
German. 80 Nassau 81. Telephone 2i4o-
CortIandt.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
u-nuu0m mMnuEW

LEH1GH VALLEY.
80, - S9d !. . .Cortlsrdr and Desbrosses 5ts d,
sDaiy Sunday: AIS. o925 ei - az % I2--2. 80.
I.yNY a jLv-NY,B
ysv,-aio E---esz sa7 20 A H -e7-50 A x
11.9eIC SF,fesr-o Fynrszs ~b9 20 A u sd9.5O A q
BLACK DIAMOND EXP. :. rll53 n = ~ ~ =
Cb!csgo-TorOntO Express. no ~ n *. xS ~ -
THE BUFFALO TRAIN -. 'i95 NJ -2-oo =
Ticket Ofhces: S55 and 1850 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
HELP WANTED.

Male
A YOUNG GERMAN, who speaks
English, Spanish and French. to
conduct correspondence In all four
languages and to operate a type
writer in Philadelphia hardware
factory. State age, experience and
salary expected. N. L., Box 90,
Tribune Office.
COMPETENT druggist wanted. two hours
daily. from 20 4 p. m, excepting sun
aays and holidays. Address Doctor. Trib-
une Office
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

TYPEwRITERS RENTED-ALL MAKES
Over 500 N stock. Come and select the
machine you want a w. M Co.. $40
Broadway. 640S Frank
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
ACCOUNTANTS.

srNPLIFIERS OF SYSTEM.
Speciality. manufacturing plants, audits.
eys.emstizing financial statements balance
sheets: nominal cost Address Gregory.
Iinnen & Gregory. Suite co.. No 1lfo
brOacway. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

MOTHERS HELP.-Young. intelligent COLI
ore( woman as mothers help; care ladies'
or gents apartment. or as lacy's maid IN
bo+sI or theatre: Brooklyn or New York.
b. NJ Mcintosh. SAT Cumberland ST..
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

COACIMA married, no chill
dren: good appearance; thorough horse
man: careful city driver, rider: understands
automobiles thoroughly; best recoTmenda-
ton; city or country. Streynert, log East
2Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

CcACHMAN.-Thor competent. reli-
able. we'll experienced in all duties; has
always given satisfaction. sober. willing.
ohIiging; anywhere: personal reference-
Coachrnan a03 East 4Sta St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

COOK.-L LAUNDRESS--Two Norvegian
girls: first class cook: other competent
Ia9ndress or kitchennsid: city or country
together or separate. Morrow 3 Bureau, ~
Iexington ave, corner 5Sth St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

MAID.-Neat young woman: American:
T1afd companion or houSekeeper. good
caterer: go anywhere. best referenceSs good
seaustress MOrrew's Bureau IZlfLexins~
ton ave-. corner 5Sth St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

MAID-An American girl as lady maid
or nurse for child from three years Up.
ras had sxpsriencs with childrens good
seaustress, does not object 70 travelling
Della n. Garter. 524 Macon ST, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

COACHMAN.-Single; just disengaged. has
best city and country references; previous
employers can be seen. W. P, ia East
32d St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

NURSERY refined young trained nurse
to Invalid t7ay viillr --s with
NTrse. 2O9 Riverside Drive Tel 6J10-
River.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

COOK-By middle aged American: under
stands soups and desserts; city or eoun-
Emp Bureau. 426 4th ave. or Tel Ass
Madison.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
WHAT is KeEPiNo You
from OWNING your own home'
iberia Dsnding Association.
TAXING BACHELORS AND
MAIDS.

The unmarried women Of H..
town Of Wakefield. Mass, have
sent juto the Legislature Of that
State q petition in which the fol
lowing is set forth:
eve. the unmarried women Of
the town Of Wakefield, petition
your honorable bo,iies for a law
levying a tax on bachelors, said
tax to he graduated an follows:
From 20 to % years. IS; from o5 to
30 years, $40; from 30 to 50 years,
$40; from 30 to 40 years, $50; over
40 years. chloroform in large doses.
"And your petitioners further
represent that bachelors are a
barnacle growth on the ship Of 80
ciety, impeding it, progress ard Of
no earthly use except as pail bear
ers.
eve are not advocating this law
because We are single; that con
Germs ns the least. II you don't
believe 1t, ask US AID see"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
1SEARI'S "NEAURD;ST
THE POLE

Commander Pcary's complct.
story OF his great Arctic cxpcdi
ton which, made q new worlds rec
ord and planted the Stats aud
Stripes "Gar.hcst north,' will be
published by Doubleday, Page 4
Company IN March under tho title
Of .Ncarest The Pole" On this
trip Peary did for American seq
ment of the Polar Basin what
Nanscn did for the Asiatic The
narrative is exceedingly dramatic
The explorer tells how be built
the Roosevelt on an entirely differ
ent plan from any other Arctic
ship, aud not only adapted Eski-
mo clothing and made camps like
EskimOH in ice ami snow, but took
Eskimos along as guides. 1t is
the seventh time Peary has been
north -oftener than any other ex-
pIorer; and tue Hubbard Gold
Medal presented by Mr.. Roosevelt
on behalf Of the National Geogra-
phical society ~ the fifth he has
received for l,s distinguished
achievements in exploration. Ills
discoveries are IT marked import.
anr, and will add greatly to geo
graphic knowledge. There will
he An introduction by President
Roosevelt. @Nearest The Pole"
will he adequately illustrated from
the collection Of 1900 photographs
taken by Commander Feary. Or
Ilers may be left ut Millard's News
Depot for this or other bound
books. ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
C1snssslpc ronin'~ Cough Remedy
- F'hVOrtlc.

eve prefer Ch9n'ler|ain's
Cough Remedy 10 w other for
our Children hys NJ J. }. Wood.
bury OF Twini'1 X, Mich 1T has
also done the Io@ for us in hard
colds and crou and We take plea
s"'e IN recommending it, For
sale by All Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
Verdict for DR.. Pierce
AGAINST THE
Ladies' Homo Journal.


Sending truth after n lie. II Ia an old
maxim that ~ lir viii travel seven
leagues while truth Is rotting its boot
on. aud 10 doubt hundreds of tluueand
of good people rnnd the uuwarranted anl
malicious attack upon Dr X. y. Pierce
and hia "Favorte Prescription publ h.l
in tho May GWti number ~ the LADIES
Hon" journal, with It's great black dis
play headings. who never saw the hum
BILE. grovoling retractinn with It's inrnil-
srcuous healing. published tw" months
later. twas boldly charged ~ lie .ani-
ctoua aud lihel5us article that nr riortp's
Iayor'tc Prescription. for tho cure of
woman's weaknesses and ailments, con
tanned alcohol and other harmful inprodj-
ents Dr. Pierce promptly brought sni'
against tho publishers of the Lahs
Home Journal. for eaVo, 900 90 damage.
DR. Pierce alleged TINT Mr.. Box, tie
editor, maliciously published the article
containing such falsa and defamatnry
matter WHY the Intent 81 injuring hia
busineSS<1 urthermore that no alcohol. ov
other Injurious. o. hahtfnrming. drugs
are. or yser were. conta med IN his Ia
vorite VeyfptIon that said medicine
IL mad1 Ibm native medicinal roots and
contaNS/no harmful ingredients what
ts' Wholly Mt " .ad .s st'"%, ..
lnlhc re lractou uslntld III said .lauI,lull
they were fpleed y Acknowledge llaI ILcl
bad Qptslncd analyses nj EAYuIilc Pre-
Eta@ 3 nj SllIHl iaa ~ i
c4AQI OF Anu u The allekId harmful drug
These facts were also proven IN the li7al ~
the action IN the Supreme Court. Nut ~.
business ~ br Pierce was greatly injured Nv |
W" publication 81 the 'ibelYsls ar''cl" With
its great display hcndljngs while hundreds " |
article nevepsaw M hunele eruveliug ,e- |
traction. set IN smalItyRe hi mad" as s"on-
spi'uous as possible. IL matter was how
Court ~ NeVSkpNtk state which promptly
rendered a ~6tdrt In the Doctors favor.
Thus his trgdu.crs came 10 grief and their
base ISLANDERS were rofuted
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
TO THE COTTON GROW Frs
OF LOUISIANA.

The great convention of tn,
Southern cotton association held
~ birmingham recently, passed y
resolution asking The cotton grow
cra Of The South 10 plant less cot
ton in 1909 than was lantcd in
1906. and also asking that the land
40 tal,pn ont of cotton lr devoted
to corn and other food crops
There eau l,r no doubt uf the
wisdom If this suggestion We
must never forget how badly on,
enemies punished us for making
that big cotton crop in IcNt aud
We must never forget that they
are Just waiting tor Us 10 plant
and raise another Ing cotton crop
when they VIII blng all If then
power down np"n ~ and i,y 70
starvc ~ again We know that
If vc make u li',lr less cotton and
got ~ cents for it. that there i.
more money tous than to make y
full crop and sell il for 10 cents ar
less aud can W. Hlt"th to take the
chances.
Ian. IL II.
II everything that YOU can con
sumo ~ home nuti Il Itiia less cot /
ton when y"u know u il I" ,nnr
intrres' 10 Il" H. II will soon bc
time now to plan, anvihcr cotton
crop and fo, rs To plant tor much |
means that ON enemies n take
every advantage NJ ~ anh To tLci,
own p' icca next fall
" there il no AMI ,!iOn nC
he Southern Cotton ssocia,ion
y your parish pat y"uf shoulder
Q the wheel and organize il. 1t
s duty That y"m Owe yourself
- u grower Of cotton and Won can
rttcr afford to spend II little Of
our time working for the price
han to spend all Of your time try.
ny to raise more cotton and make
heap cotton by 80 doing. Use
loIe brain and less mmscle il the
'ay ~ get money ont Of your cot
~ crop aud you viii find working
" the prIce easier than working
} make more cotton. The people
u over the South are new rally
X 10 ths support of the Cotton
ssociatiOn and ! predict q bright
lfure for the man who grows cot
~ for 4 living for 1907,
Yours tIm'y.
\. Division Southern Cotton As
'citiOn,
Paul NJ. Potts. Prest
atchitOchcs, la Jan 80, 1907
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.
(Eyow me- rA;r"yo 7rihnue)

(F,oW M THi."yo IrihnUe
Don't t,ilc with a cold, i.
good advice for prudent men an.
women. II may hc vital ~ ths
case Of q chi'd Proper food
good ventilation, and dry, warn
clothing are the proper safeguards
against colds. II hey Ne main
tanned through the ffhangcahL
weather Of autumy winter and
spring, the qhanceI Of a surprise
from ordinary cY A. viii be slight
But the o'diiX light cold will be
come severe 'f neglected., and .
well established ripe cold is Ia the
germs Of diphthcria what honey is
to the bee. The greatest menace
to child life AT this season Of The
year IL the neglected COLT
w hether u ~ u ch,lt or Hdnl', the
cold slight OF severe, the very best
treatment that can he adopted il
to give Chambrrlain's Cough
Remedy. II il SAT-. and sure
The great popularity aud immcnsr
sale Of this preparation has been
attained ~ its remarkable cures
d this ailmcnt. "A cold never re-
suits IN pneumonia when il il civ
IN. For sale by All Druggists
Ant Tape on safe
Millard'a News Depot. |
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
A CARD.

Urged by numerous friends tC
seek the appointment of Chief
Of Police, made vacant the
resignation Of Mr.. Felix Mestayer,
| do no, fully aware Of the res:
possibilities Of the position II
appointed it will be my aim to
keep politics out 1t the Organiza-
ton and to do my duty fearlessly
and cOnscicntiously
J.. A. Vi'lermim.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
SALE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY.

.)That certain frame building or resi-
dence situated IN the lot next 10 the
Central High School on st. Peter
Street in the City Of New Iberia an j
known A. tie old Dupuy honse and
out houses will be sold Nc authorized
b. the School Board Of Iberia Parish
at its last meeting. at public auction
to the last and highest bidder at the
front Court House door. for cash on Sat
urday the 23rd day If February 1907.
On the same day and date the cd
school building situated on the lot
next to where the present new schoo'
building IL being erected IN the upper
portion Of New Iberia will be- SOLD nj
public auction for cash 10 the last and
highest bidder. This building u not
q be removed By the purchaser until
The completion Of the new school
!. The sale II both Of these properties
% take place At the Court HOUSE in
New Iberia at Elevcn o'clock A. NJ.
A. ]. Cammark
=. n nuefae
1A ~. Wnokne
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09

| There il considerable comment
at the capitol over Senator Hal.
81 Maine and relating to his lee
tnrc 70 the Senators last week on
their wasting time IN long speech
es. His icmarts were particular
~ addressed to Senator Icveridge
who had been speak ing for Il day
'T two in favor Of the Child Labor
Bill. II in said that the Senator \
lecture would have come witt, bet
ter grace from almost my other
member Of that august body, for
while he himself il not given to
long speeches he il one Of the most
indOIent men In the Senate aud all
through the month Of December
nc was moving adjournments from
Thursday until Monday aud when
the Senate reconvened after the
holidays, on January the third,
the Maine Senator 1ifotcstcd a
gainst the Senate meeting on Fri.
day az he expressed it "just to
listen to speeches. II it had not
been for these frequent adjour-
ments the work Of the Senate
would not now he in such an I'M
finished CONDITION. Mr. Hale has
been making q similar speech A.
bout this time Of the session for
the last twenty years. As yet not
a single appropriation bill has been
passed. The action OF the Com
mittee in recommending reduced
pay to the railroads for the car
riagcs Of mail has been followed
by demands for hearings from the
railroads A. over the country and
1t these hearings are held 1t ia
practically certain that they will
occupy all the remaining time or
the session. All this goes to fore
shadow the possibility OF an extra
session though the probability in
that during the last week Con
gress will ~ usual get down TO
wofk and pass the appropriation
bill leaving other much needed leg,
station for the millennium. II
'eeins to be the motto or Congress,
o never do today what can b.
,ut off until tomorrow.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
a COOL, MOVE.

a most helpful enterprise is tina
fa'hct"d Ivy the Sunset lines %
the Southern Pacific hlrl hay,
arranged FOR q nee advertising
compaign 'l,li ~ nnlcthing new
and novel aud which will hrurti,
the lice belt. Tho company ha.
purchased n moving nietute ma
! chine aud bad tilms made ahnu IN
every hing connected with III.
raising aud harvesting of ,icc t."
,ethcr with scenes around III.
larger ,c" mills IN The ,lro belt
The company has engaged Jack
llusIcy. formerly chief Of III.
Houston fire dcra' 'nsnt - man
ny" 10" moving p,ctu'" apparatus
\ .Iccial cM has been constructed
Tor the purpose, aud this car -
Ia hc sent to every section Of the
lul,n II IL So arranged that,
the exhibition can u" given within
u hr company expects '" ere
ate nnr" interest in Nee culture
witt, this moving picture than
with any thing srt pu, ~ the nj
verlising line. Crowley Rae Jour
mai.
New line Composition Books
Tablets etc on sale at
Ni.in.tt, NJ, h.,..t
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
For Rheumatic Sufferers.

The quick relief from pain afford
I" Ivy applying Chamb",lain's
Pain Balm nakrsH n favoritc with
sufferers frtm Niscumatiam. sciati
ca, lame ia k1uml,ago, and docr
seated andeMIuscu'ar pains. For
sale by All Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
to 81 the vacancies thus caused of
which meeting. ten days prion notice
shall ho given bv publication.

to 81 the vacancies TINS caused %
which meeting. ten days prion notice
shall Ia. given bv publication.
ARTICLE W.
This Chprter may he changed ~
dificd. ., altered, ~ said corporation
seoi,ed. with the asaents of three
foui ne ~ thc members presents at u
meeting G lied fer that purpose;
Thus done and passed ut INV Office
NJ lcan.'ef'e ~ hc Parish nf lhetip
State al I"nnia"a on the day mont,
~ ,enr first above written IN The
ptosence Of Dave Davis and u. u A
~ehexna} d"i two competent Witnesses.
y 4 a'gn these presents With sad ~
penrera aud me, said Notary, ali.t
due reading Of the whole.
Witnesses
'ave Davis Rem A. rchcsnayde,,
Original signed
Artonino Caro-
jos " Barnne
Salvatore tuIiR
Joe A,ai1z,ne
Faaqurl" D'Anna
Salvatore Mohuietto
t.uiae;pe lhnsuro
salvatore Mamma
Giuseppe Laporto
Michele Sapienza
Dom. ni,O ~raglione
An'ouino D'Anna
PietrO Aaaunta
Bernardo ScaIi,i
Mariana Scaiiai
Poa'o MoNu,eto
Nunizio MacaiOup
Nencezo Bella
Ansonn,o Macaione
Joe Palermo
Tuccio VenedettO
pietto Scardino.
Giuseppe Gu,zzaHe
Giuseppe Mayo
Vencenzo Ugiizza
Francesca Scan,bia
CaetnnO FizziO
An!Onn,o Culotta
Salvatore D'Anna
Michele }. Bugn mt
Culotta Giuseppe
Iombatdo Francesca
Vcnienzo Diliata
Salvatore Difiata
l'omenico PurpeiO
Nicolo Manaio
Gaetano Berardo
GiOrlandO Sorce
Vurcenzo CulOtta
{. A. roirson.
Notary Public.
New Iberia la. 10, II. 'OJ
] Edwin =. B,oussard Dist Atty Of
he IN Judicial Dist If In. do hereby !
Gritty that ! have examine this Char |,
e.. and find nothing therein contain.
d Contrary TO law.
Il, $. Brouass I'd
hist Atty.
TAIN CT I.OUlsr ,Ns,
'AnIsH o. lprErA
j, the undersigned authority do
ereby certify that the attached Char
r. Of 1ncorpo ion Of DUKE III
RBK UZZI BENEVOLENT ASSOCI-
TON" has been ''mly recorded in
y records OF NY Office in MiscellaneO-
: Book No, ! n, icln -, on October :
IT, 1905. I
In faith whereof, witness my sigma
IRE and seal ~ Office this 2lth. day of
. ,unry A. ID. lnr1. /
j. a. Leblanc,
Clerk Of Court
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
PROD!GAL WAS SEASONS
MOST SUCCESSFUL SIRE

United States Senator James w. Bailey
of Texas is the owner OF the most sue
cessful trotting sire of the season of
1907. The horses name is Prodigal, and
before the senator bought him he was
the property of Marcus DAILY. Hal
Childs, Senator Bailey's trainer, was a
pupil OF the late Charles Marini, who
was considered the best handler Of
youngsters on the trotting turf.
Up to this season Childs did not ac-
complish anything remarkable with Prod
son began Childs had in his string nine
by Prodigal, and he put every
one of them into the standard list-a
showing to the credit of their sire that
has not been approached by any other
horse.
Only ten 2-year-olds by Prodigal are
known to have been regularly trained
this season and as the other one was
put into the standard list by Trainer
Owings of Lexington Prodigal has at
tanned a unique distinction, six being the
largest number of 2-year-olds by one
horse taking standard marks during any
previous season.
Helen Hall, one of Prodigals progeny,
lowered the record for 2-year-old trotting
fillies to 2:13K. Senator Bailey prizes
himself on the fact that the dam of Cen
eral Watts, who reduced the record for
3-year-old trotters to 2:O6%, is by Prod
igal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
BALDWIN IS
SUCCESSFUL
DREAM OF LIFE REALIZED IN
NEW COURSE
Officials of Los Angeles Racing Asso-
citation CompIimented on Santa
Anita Track and Success
of Inaugural Day

Lucky Baldwin was the first to come
in for congratulations on the success Of
Santa Anitas inaugural yesterday, and
the old horseman and land owner was
apparently happier tnan he has been for
ages.
Years and years ago, when I first
acquired the big ranches 1 now own"
said Mr.. Baldwin, Il often thought that
some day 1 would have real race track
near where my horses, winners OF the
biggest events on the American turf, were
quartered. Little by little the idea grew,
end shortly after real racing became
established in Southern California-at As
cot park-my plans began to materialize.
This is the grandest spot in the world,
and right here we have the best horses
the country can produce. l feel that my
title of Lucky is appropriate" And the
owner X Santa Anita looked off across
the fields to where his Emperor of Nor
folk, winner of the American derby,
chafed in his stall in fretful old age.
The Baldwin colors went to the post
twice during the day, and many times
more during the season will they flash
their black and red to the occupants OIL
lawn and grand stand. The young horses
which are now being trained, sons and
daughters of the celebrated Emperor, are
expected 20 prove worthy OF their sire,
and Mr.. Baldwin may again feel the
thrill of happiness which comes after a
great race is won by him.
The officials of the Los Angeles Racing
association, notably George Rose and Bar
ney Schreiber were complimented on the
success of their venture. The Chester
fled of the Ring, as Mr.. Rose is called,
backed the enterprise and gave the asso-
citation his financial support from the
Cy-l... IL
did much of the work of promoting the
venture
But with these and other prominent
members of the association sharing the
honors of the day. one man. F. G. Ran
die, must oe mentioned. AS secretary Mr..
Randle worked harder ana under more
difficult conditions than did those whose
praises are sung louder, and when he saw
the fruits of mis- endeavors yesterday rome
was more gratified than he.