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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
BY MAUD WALKER.

Oracle sat on the ground beneath big
tree, playing with her dolls and picture
books. Pretty soon, to her great aston
ishment. one of the picture books opened
"a book of fairy tales-and out stepped
one of the daintiest fairies in al, the
books pages. She was the princess Lala,
and Oracle had read of her dozens and
dozens of times, never finding the story
dull As Oracle was on the point Of
speaking to princess Lala another page
of the book flew open and out walked
Hop Over My-Thumb, just as funny and
as real as Oracle had ever seen him in
picture and story. Then, as fast as they
could lift the book-leaves and step forth
upon the soft grass, came all the fairies
of the book, making beautiful and en-
tertaining company. Oracle, now almost
too much surprised to believe her eyes,
looked from one to the other of her
strange callers, saying in q futtering
voice of excitement: "Well, how did this
ever happen? But, 1t is lovely, perfectly
lovely, for you to come to life and make
me a visit. VIII you all be seated? l
am sorry l can only offer you a seat on
the grass"
"Oh, my dear Oracle" said the fairy
queen, who was white-haired, pretty
little old fairy dame, '1t is we who should
apologize to you for coming SO unex-
pectedly. II one isn't invited, one must
be grateful for a seat on the grass-or
in a trees limb
Sure, in a trees limb" exclaimed Hop
Over-My Thumb. And instantly the imp
ish fellow-for he looked really impish in
real life-gave a bound in the air and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

pany, too-is present." she said in a
motherly, chiding tone.
Bring your dollies to me-" said the
old fairy queen. Oracle obeyed her, plac-
Ing Sissy and Mabel on the queenly lap
The dear little old fairy touched the lips
of the dolls with the wee point of her
tiny finger, and Immediately Sissy and
Mabel began to sing the prettiest little
song you ever heard. Gracie's pleasure
was great. She danced and laughed In
glee, telling the old fairy queen that she
should never-never forget her and the
great miracle she had wrought with her
dear daughters, Sissy and Mabel. "Oh,
how can l ever thank you enough?" she
said, kneeling at the foot of the old fairy
queen.
"All we ask is that you do not forget
u.s." said the dear little old dame. "It has
become the fashion for children to not
read fairy stories. They now read tales
of fiction dealing with problems and ques-
tions much too old for them. In fact, the
children of today are about as old as
their parents, and If you tell them about
US they'll shake their heads and saw:
There re no such people as fairies Now,
you are not that sort of little girl. You
delight in hearing and reading about us.
And what is most gratifying to us Is the
fact that you honestly believe in u.s..
Indeed l do believe in you," declared
Oracle. Should l ever come to disbelieye
in fairies should be quite unhappy. Why,
there'd be nothing then but real people
that do things just as do them. No, 1
love the fairies and I'll never ceas eto be-
lieve in them.'
Now shall we have banquetr' called
down Hop-over-My-Thumb. I'm getting
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
nlDlzQWZONRE On
\ FQEC2RR REIR4RREZS

Pet rabbits should always have clean
hutches which should be built for COM
fort, dryness and warmth. These hutches
should also be weA-ventilated and con-
structed with two rooms, or compart-
ments, one for the sleeping room and the
other for remaining in during waking
hours when the weather does not er-
NIT Of going out If the rabbits are of
the rarer species the hutches should be
placed inside an outhouse or barn where
security from draughts Is TO be had. The
floor of the hutch should be i've inches
above ground, and there should be double
doors leading into the outer room, the In
side door being but q hinged wire frame
to prevent cats from getting inside the
hutch and the rabbit from getting out
at night. The second and outside door.
which should swing over the inner one,
should be Of strong lumber ventilated
with small upward slanting holes bored
through its lower and upper ends This
door Is for the purpose Of closing the
hutch when 1t is raining or cold. But
when the hutch is kept within another
building. or rabbitery, there is no need
Of the second door.
The hutch should be well-cleaned every
morning and about once a month white
washing should be dono on its inside
walls and roof. This is to prevent the
breeding Of insects and to sweeten the
interior Of Bunny's abode. liter cleaning
the floor a little sand should be sprinkled
over it.
The pet rabbit may be fed three times
a day. A gentleman who has had -,rch
experience in raising rabbits gives the
following menu, suggesting that the own
ers of rabbits study their pets appetites
and feed them IL quantity accordingly,
varying the diet slightly from day to
day.
For breakfast feed Bunny a handful of
sweet, fresh hay and large spoonful
of scalded meal. The latter dish may be
alternated with cooked wheat or barley.
For dinner lat noon Bunny will relish
raw carrots and a quarter OF a pint of
warm sweet milk. For his supper 1--we
o'clock give him a handful of grain,
wheat, oats or barley. Occasionally some
green food should be supplied him, such
as lettuce, cabbage, beet-tops, radIsh-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Their Journey.

They started out at dawn to ride
To London Town, SO far away
They crossed the sea at even-tde,
And got in port at close of day.
Then cross the bridge to London Town
They rode in haste, in gathering throng
And bowed they to the king and queen,
Who In their chariot dashed along.
They supped that night in palace fair;
Then homeward went the following day.
And when their mama asked them why,
They said they'd come back home to
stay.
Maud Walker.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
WHY MOUsIE MOVED.

dear little mousie lived In shoe;
hole in the toe served him as door
But an ugly cid cat frightened mousie
away,
And the dear little fellow lived there
no more.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

One jump; two jump;
Three l jump, l say;
Four / jump with all my might,
From on top a stack of hay.
Five jump; six l jump;
Seven jump and run.
Eight l jump right home to tea,
And find it is great fun.
Nine jump up In my chair,
For supper's on the table;
Ten l jump away again
When I've eaten all I'm able.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-21
.SofaleS.
Der critic trpfene Sonntan.

Sum eritenmale III Ser @eid,idhte
Der Staot San 9(ntonio iporelt oll
Sonlttag ale @irtidoften geidloIien.
Wos III Wiiioilri, Dem Stoote nit
Der groBen oeutlden gepoIferun9,
EN- p%erriidter, inter foli6en goripie=
gelutgen erip46lter @ounertleitr
6olf beiBt Der Monn - fertig ge=
bradlt bat, ooB i1arllid) in ct. 2ouis,
Der Stoot, Die iid tets nit i6ren
5ablrei6el1 0eutidtllm briiitete, oll
Sonntogen ale @irti6aften bernie
til6 beri6loiiell itlio, oas tit inns nun
onrd Die orafoniiden @es&e, lpeI6e
Die lette 2eaislatltr nit Dem sur Gut
%boltiolnfeit befebrten @oltnerneur
Campbell, erlaiien BOT, oltd paiiiert
y nj lebten Spnntag mar
Miles gu
Iidf, ooB Die @irte oorltllter gro
ben Sda0en leioel1 - oas Sonntaas-
geihoft NOR man ldno6 ober
oas 8rin5ip Der Sreibett lit 3llrt
5eufell
San Intonio itebt inter Ser Sud-
tel Der Yrobibitioniiten lltlo Ser
Sonntagsfoltatifer.
5reibeit, perbiiae oein Sauptl
Den @irten fonlle1 mir inter oelt
obpaltenoen ltmitdltoen feiuen gor-
lpllrf modem. @s mare 'llniinn, iid
geeen oos @eiet olti5ulebnen ltllo
ourb empfinoli6e @elo= uno 5rei=
beitsitrafen li6 in @efabr 5u I"tiir5en.
Nber bic Satia6e oeroient ber5ei6net
81 lperoen, OaB II lid fiigen
mnBten. 9lttd) Die 8eomten fon=
men nibt beIfen.
@ber mie 6oben iid ofe 3eiten ge=
al1oertl
Nir erilnern oorar, oaB in SEN
Sieb5iger Sabren, ols 6os erite Sc
ie. 5ur geobo6t1ng Ser logenannten
5onntngsrllbe in &raft trat, Ser
3urnberein an eiltem Sonntog I'M
San 8eoro 8arf Iein Surnfeit feierte
uno oasIelbe ourd einen l1m5ltg nit
Mttiif our6 Die Stoot eilleitete. Die
lem 6eite mobnte Ser padere Sheriff
0obin bel, Ser ioeor erfldrte, BOB ct
ieoen berbaften piiroe, Ser iidr in Die
6eier einmiidel
ltno beute! Aienlano riibrt iid.
Niemano fam gegei1 oas @eieb auf
tretetl, oelm es iii 5u einem &nebel ge-
moroen, Dep alle a%rflebmln9 oogegen
labmlegt.
@obin iillo mir aefommen2
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MIIerIei.

Der merifaniide IusiteQltngs=
a%ommiii1r, Senor Mlbino 81. Nlincio,
lit bier e%ingetroffen, Inn Die merifa=
niiden Neutrality-suspicious. I'M
Smptgebdiioe unter5nbringen uno 81
oronen.
SIN 8eiiein elmer g(n5abl bon
8iireern un0 8eamten ser 8abnge-
ieQffoft bot MoDor Gaaag6an am
Sonntag Morgen Z l16r ben @runo=
itein gum nellefl Eoiiagierbepot ser
Snfernational 8obn gelegt.
SSn einem 8ortrag, ben @rof.
N. 6. 8ringburit Dor Den fonfooe-
rierten 8etermen belt, iteate er Die
8ebauptung auf oaB Die Nieoerlaee
oes Sii0ens Dem friib5eitigen Sooe
Der @enerale hilbert SibneD Sobnitpn
un0 Gtoueipea SodIpn 5l5uidrei6en
lit.
Dos GorlttD bat ein in Der @eIt
Souiton StraBe gelegenes @runo=
it'd fir $4,000 an 8. 5. @rice oer-
fanft.
Die Traction GomponD bat in
ibrer Sterilization einen Dynamo bon
1000 8feroefraft alfeeitelt.
W1breno Der pergangenen go
de Uuroen $t60,828.55 in @rlno-
eigentum umgeiebt.
8innen menigen @oden miro
Die Union 9rult COMPANY nit einem
aapifal bon 100000 lire Sperotios
men beginner.
Die Erection Company miro
auf einem @ruifoitiid an 6luiIe nabe
Der 9rei5llng Der San antonio uno
4ranias BaB 8abn cine leile Graft.
itation erriften laiierL oeren Bait
foiten NIT Nusriiitu1g oie 4usgobe
BON $250,00O beoinaen miro.
Der @eiangberein v6robiim~
oeranitaltet am Sanitag Sen 26. in
Der Miiiions @arten : Saae cine
MISUNDERSTANDING nit gaa. Dos
eintrittsgelo betrdgt 25 Gents. Sir
freunolide Ginlaoung beiten 9anf.
9ie aSnternationaI 5air gi-
location fat ibren Sreibrief oa6in
amenoiert ooB oas Stommfapitol
bon $4,000 oiif $f50,oo0 erbobt
ipuroe.
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GdIedte 2eiten in Sanias,

tuobon man friiber borte, fino beute
fait pergeiien. aber Scr. Carl Sbom-
burg bon Go6en, &as., fagt: pSuften
BEL Gag nno Waht bra1te mid gang
b%eru1ter uno CUR @er5peiflung, bis
id Or. Sings Neue gnt6edung ber-
iufte. Cine SIai9e geniigte our
Sur" Siderites MitteI gegen &uiten
GrfdItung, SaIs- uno 2ungenleioen.
@arantiert BEL M6oIpb DreiB uno 81.
gobn & 60. so Gents uno $500.
8robeflaihe fret. 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-21

5ind's 5 Gents Sapana . Gisarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-21

tige Gebe, in Der er ieiner 5reltoe
iiber oos gelungene Set 9lusorud
CAB. Seine @orte fanoen entbuiia=
itii6en 8eifaa, Ser iib IN einem nit
GROCER gegeiiterung eeiltugenen mt
iffolii6en Sod flnaOgob.
0os 5meite Sololieo lang Ser
uSrobiinn", er botte fid oas biibi6e
2ieo IS mu9s an einem Goien=
baum" aemablt ltno erleoiete ii6 lei
ner Iufgabe in better @eiie.
@err Spielbagen trug oortn oos
S6effeli6e 2ieb bon ben fred ge=
morOenen &omern" Dor, mdbreno Der
@bor ben 3efroin lang unb oaronf
folgte Ser Or. Hods, Ser in louni=
gen 8erien @rlebniiie ieiller europe
reiie Idiloerte. 9as @eoift idloB
nit Der 4ufforberung, y9enti6lono,
Deltidlano iiber aqes~ 81 littgen uno
Die InipeIenoen fnnten Ser Iufforoe-
rnng prompt nod. qae er6oben iidl
uno IN ma6tigem Gbor ollr6brouIten
Die Gone oes meibepoae1 2ieoes Sen
Saol.
Die Sanger Ser ySeutonio" trugell
fem 2ieo Dor, bafiir ober Elm 9beoter=
itiid 00ie &ade Ser @eipenlter, in
Dem ole Serren Safrenb, grler, l1b,
IS6oG, @ie0enfelo u1lo 8oB6arbt nit
mirften uuo oos nit ieiner erifiit-
ternoen Srogif Sic 4nmeienoen 81
GROCER Seiterfeit animierte.
Ger San Irltonio MGnnerdor~
folgte nit Dem biibl6 eeiungenen
uS%ugeno8eit" mo fano reiden 8ei=
faa; Serr SEQ 9ielnlann lllo SEER
81. S. Bauer erfreuten Die Mnmeien=
Den nod ourh bltnloriififhe gortr1ge
uno oahn lang Der Beethoven" lein
Sololieo. Iuf Gerlangen batte er
Die o8alobarfen" gepGbIt uno long
ben pradtigen Gbor nieoer nit Dem
ielben 6ei1er unD S6rpung mie 3nei
abenoe norber. @leif nod 9eenoi-
ellng oes @eianges erbob iid) SEER
Sobn s. 9ielmann uno f|eierte nit
bereoten @orten Den 9eetbopen -Nfan=
nerdor als Ben erlten @eiangperein
Der Stoot, alf oen aae itol5 iein
fonnten. Seine &eoe idloB nit ei-
mem Sod)-anf ben Gerein.
ltno Damn mar es oQmG6lig 10 ipat
geiporben, oaB Der offi5ie1e &onlmers
geidloiien meroen muBte. SIS iton=
ben 3mar nod peri6ieoene 8ortrqge
auf Dem 8ro9ramm, tie muBten ober
leioer ousfaaen, Oo iid Die Sibung
ionit ungebiibrIid ntsaeoe6nt BADEN
miiroe. 90 lieB oenn Der G~oriisenoe
oas 9ieo mitinrmen: uWauB / oenn
gum Stdotle bitons" ltno idloB nit
eini9en 8orteu, in oenen er alien
@aiten ben 9onf oes 9eetbooensMGn
ner6ors fir ihren 8eiuh ousipra6,
ben offi5ieaen aonners. Cine in
Ioffi8ieIle Nadiisung bat Die meiiten
Anmelen0en Oonn nod longe 5niom=
m%en9eboltel.
8eim aommerS maren auh ole
Wlitelieoer oes belitid teroniiden
S6iibens@erein als @Gite anmeienb.
0os Giien fir ben Gommers mar Don
@errn otto Seize aeliefert moroen;
oosielbe NOR Dor5iiglid.
9as arrangement oes 10 erfplg-
reid perlaufenen Subildumsfeltes lag
IN ben &dnOen oes noditebenoen 6eit-
fomites: s. Seniel, goriiber; 6rtgo
MoeQer, Sefretdr; $. 6. @eilig, er
ofiicio; s. $. MiiGer, So6n @ide-
lanb, 9[. 9eitner. Garl @abn, Sac.
@ngner. $. 8reiB, 81. 5. 9ouer, 9s-
molo 4dt5ebn q. 81. Spielbageu,
Giharo 9liimeL 6. 5foba, 4lbert
Sicn, @bolpb Gennert, 6reo. 9ips.
@n. s. Serpel uno 4nton Gager.
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(5OrtisBnns foiat.)
Sat oenn nod MiemanS elm Waittel q

9tnoerilng Der 6Gtnorr6oibeu Glalen
eutbedt? So geniB. 9as anerfnunteite
beiBt uanafeffs4 unb 1T elm ans
9flau8enitoffen geformtes 3dpfden, mel
dies. menn es am Sibe bes &eioe1s aue
getpanbt miro, aGsbalb 9roBe 2inoernna
gefpdbrt. Nad ltno na6 belpirft g alld)
0eilun9 pes 9eibens. Cine Strobe
0es Mittels miro Mnentqeltli6 gez
ipeiut man y. Heuitaoter q Co.,
8uE 2416, @eiu Yprf GitD, abreiliert.
Sic uAndteiis" lit in alien apotbez
fen 8li habelt. Yrei5 $t.00.
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9as uicrsisjabrise SnbilGnm bes
8eetbouem=M annerdbr.

Observation-Disclosures.
Mtit eiReln gla115enbet &ontmers
fano Die bier5igiabriee Subildunls=
feier oes Observation-Disclosures amt
Samito9 5beno ibren Ibi6lnB. 2ei=
Der beeintradtigfe au6 oteiesmal oas
obideulide @etter sen 9eil1dL I'M
llebrigen Derlief Der Ibeno in better
tier @eiie.
0ad Der Groffnune ion9 Der G1or
oas Wo5art i9e 8unoeslieo .griioer,
reidt Goie 9arp 8itm 8unoe", Damn
folgte cine .aagemeine @iienspauie.
@abreno 0eriel6en ipuroen folgenoe
9epeiden perlefen:
6er5li6en @liidmuni6 GUM bier
5igldbrigen Subilallms Nobert 8eu=
niger, &raiioent oes @e6iresidnger=
bunoes.
5er5li6en @liifipuni1 gum Stif=
tunesfeit. Srobiinr9 Dallas.
8iinide ied]8ig Sabre gleifen gr=
fola, mie bisber. Sen Sobian=9 alas.
Ha9 8eenoigung Der Yaltie fpuroe
Die 8ortfibrllng bes Trogramins
Wieoer oufgenontmen. 3uerit lang
man I'M Gbor: SD tpeiB nidt ipos
ioa es %beoeutenl ooB id) 10 trollrig
bin, lmo ofs man oooltr6 in Die
iiblide hiitige Stilnmung gefommen
mar, belt SEER Seroinano Serff Jun.
cine foiflide &eoe, in Ser iid] @llnlor
uno 8otbos in gelungeniter @eile
pereinigten una oie III ein Sod ouf
Die @aite msging. s0ann frat Der
o2ieoerfran5" nit ieinem Sololieo
an. Ser Gereiu lang Die n5rpi6=
fontote~ uno erntete, ipie INNER, rel
den, moblperoienten geifol(. Gem
@eiongsnortrag folgte Serr s. s..
Oeiiaer nit naditebenoem Soalt in
@erien onf ben n9eetbopen- Mdinner-
@rbebt bas @las, in Dem ser. Ieftar
f%ltllfelt,
llnb trinft @n6 frob uno jung,
9fleet nod, eff er ben @eiit ~umounfelt.
5eut' Die @rinnerilng-
@eoenft Der @adnner, Die emit @riiuOer
fDdren
8on oieiem MGunersgbor
llno ipie er lid lett bier5ig Sabren
8eldipungen bod ennpor.
60 mander tpeilt nidt me6r i'll unirer
Witte
Drum leert elm boles @las
@ebenfet audi mad alter belttider Site,
Ser Spten INTERN @rds.
Sen aIten @6re, Die NIT @rnit uno
2iebe
Sen junget Stamm gepfleot
Ser nun elm itol8er Baum, Die 8arten
Die 9olben slitsn 'i frSat.
Gb aud fir fie beg aebens Qen5 boz
iiber,
Ser ME erbliibet neu.
aoh front ibr pples 5er8 BON 2ie6e
iiber
lluD blieb ben @uten trelt.
gsir ale iinb ia1uon Dem alteu Stamme
Ser meiB, mas Sreue 6eiBt,
Nll5 ilniern 2ieoern ldieBet aIf Die
Sldmnte,
Sic ms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lluo immer ioQ es 10 BEL uils berbleibem,
60 lang oas 2dmphen 9liibt.
Ser alte Stamm miroN nelie Bitten
treibeii,
&enn mir and ldngit perbIiibt-
9ralf laBf inns frob Die polen get6er
leereil
llno bringt i'm noilen G6or
Gin breifd6 5odl Dir iei's gebradt gu
@6reu
Dir - 8eet6opeu@ Mdrnerdpr-
9litf ocn 3oolt folgte prompt elm
Salamonoer, ben Der o2ieoerfran3"
mi oert Beethoven rieb mo Der bon
@errn Geo 3ielmarn geihidt gcleitet
mnroe, uno Damn lang Der Gbor 0as
liebe olte 8olfslieo y02dole, rid, rlld,
rld@. Der 9oriiBenbe Bat bieratf
Serrn Irtbur a6nig ans Milpallfee,
Der 8r1Iibent oes oeittiden &reB-
flubs uno oes MulifpereinS in feiner
&eimotSltoot it, einiee Morte oil sic
8erianmlung 81 ridlten. Ser So
Mig fam Der Bite NIT GROCER 2iebens-
wiiroiafeit nod uno belt cine pradl
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ID uffeItn ptrp berg H.
4eitet BON Wufal, elmer befeHig
ten Stabt in bet aliattf@en 3firtei
Sin erbielt ieinen Namen bon benz
%jenigen elmer Stabt i'm Siioen 6rant.
reihs.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-06-01

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad has filed a suit against the
government OF ihe United States
in the court of claims to recover
$61 900, 900, representing the value
of lands claimed by the railroad
The suit is one Of the most import.
ant filed in the court. One other
suit only in that court ever involved
more of actual cash value, real or
estimated, than this. = The filing
of the suit is continuance Of the
railroads effort to recover from the
government the value of Indian
lands Of the Five Civilized Tribes,
which have long been claimed by
the railroad. The question on
which the suit will turn will be
largely whether the title of the In-
dians in the alternate sections OF
land along the line of the railroad
has been quieted. The govern.
ment, it is contended, has ignored
the rights Of the road, and despite
repeated protests has allotted the
alternate and other sections OF land
to Indians or sold them for town
ships. This is continuation of
the famous "Katy" land suit which
was such a political issue in the
Kansas campaign last year and
came within an ace OF defeating
the angelic Hoch. A SNOWFALL in
hades has a better chance to escape
the melting process than q railroad
suit to obtain recognition in
Kansas when the politicians are in
the saddle and the praries are on
fire. Now the issues will be Tough,
out within the pale Of court room
and the case will be tried on its
merits. Dallas Times Herald.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-06-01
EQUAL TO The OCCASION.

Joseph I'll. Choate, the famous
lawyer and diplomat, said at q
lawyers dinner;
"We lawyers couldn't do better
than resolve, on the new year, to
be gentler in our cross -examina-
tions. Rudeness in cross examin.
alton never, never pays. This is o
truth that | once saw proven iu q
damage suit.
"In this suit cross examining
lawyer shouted at a witness iu
overalls:
- You, there in the overalls
how much are you paid for telling
untruthsi'
80 Less than you are,' the wit
ness retorted, 'or you'd be in over
alls, too "-Indiaaapolis Star.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-06-01
Election Resolution and Notice

whereas, the Police Jury Of Iberia Parish did at It's
session held the 9TH day Of May 1907, ordain an
election should be held throughout the sixth Ward Of
Iberia Parish Of Louisiana, exclusive Of the City of
Nes Iberia the z6th day of June, 1897.
Now the Boarb Of supervisors of Election In and
for the Parish Of iberia, duly quahed commissioned
and sworn, BY virtue Of the authority In vested do
hereby give public notice that Wednesday the z6th
OF june, 1907, election will be held throughout the
9th Ward Of Iberia PARISH exclusive Of the City of New
Iberia, the Court House, the polling place Of said
Ward, the last general election for the purposeof
kiHgthe Of the property taxpayers of the Sixth
Ward Of Iberia Parish, quahee according the Con-
stitltion and laws OF the State Of Louisiana
said election upon the question Of evying three and
one-half mill per upon all the taxable pIop-
crty in said Ward or much of such mills may
be necessary during the term Of years to raise the
Of a per year pay aggregate Of $40
specified in the ordnance adopted by the Police
Jury o the Parish Of IBERIA In aid OF the New iberia,
81. Martin and Northern Railroad Co. Of Louisiana
And pursuant to the authority vested In Us, the
Supervisors Of Election do hereby and appoint the
following Com issiones and Clerk preside AZ the
polling place above named and said election wit
Emile fssjan, William Newman, Carlos Mestsysr, Com
misscners and 4. $. Mcmahon, Clerk.
said Cens s8issioness instructed open the polls
az A. NJ. sad to close at : r. NJ. on the azte.
Thas done. and signed afhsially the sth aay Of
May, 1897. a. b. RoMEko.
v. POfRsoN,
L. LYON, JR.,
superison Of Election
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-06-01
In Bankruptcy.
IN THE MATTER OF RUDOLPH P.
RIBBECk, BANKRUPT.

hlbDECht DAINhhOTI.
No. 998
In the District Court OF the United States
for the Eastern District of louisiana
By virtue of and pursuant to the order
of the Hon. l.. y. Folse. Referee in Bank
ruptcy, will proceed to sell at the front
door of the Court House in this City, on
SATURDAY, JUNE THE 29TH, 1907,
at Ii o'clock A. M, the following des-
cribed real estate, to-wit:
A certain piece, parcel or lot of ground
together with ali the buildings and i'm
provements thereon and thereunto belong
ing, being, lying and situated in the City
of New Iberia, and having front of fifty
(50) feet on Main Street, by depth Of
Two Hundred (200) feet and being boun-
ded in front or west side by Main Street,
In the rear by Fulton Street. on the north
side by property Of o. j. Trainor's Sou
and on the south side by property of the
City Of New iberia.
On the following terms and conditions:
One third or more CASH, and the balance
to be paid in one, two and three years
frsm the date of SALE, credit portion to be
represented by the note Of the purchaser
OF purchasers, secured by mortgage on
the aforesaid property, bearings per cent.
per annum interest from date until paid
with all usual mortgage clauses.
Purchaser must deposit 10 pei cent OF
the amount adjudicated at the moment
thereof, and pay all costs and charges OF
transfer.
New Iberia, La, May 23d, 1907.
FELIX N. MESTAYER,
Auctioneer