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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
HAD An AWFUL TIME
hat ChamberDa0nia Colac.
Cholera and D1arrhoea
Cared Hin.

Il y with pleasure thatI Civ,
you this unsolicited ted(imonial
About . year ago wheuI had !
severe cas- Of me- eles l gol
caught out p = hard Pain and the
measles sett, pd in nj stomach AMI
bowels. | Pd an kful time and
nad it not pen r the use Of
DnsmOerIain OO| ), Cholera and
Diarrhoea N mqy / could NOT
nave possibly wed bnt q few
hoars longer, II thanks to thi.
remedy | am now strong aud we'll
have written the above through
simple gratitude and l shall a.
Ways speak : good word for thia
''emody. -SAA. 81. GwIN, Concord |
is. For sale BY All Druggists. |
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EASY Money!
Easy u 6oIa Wv. Easy to ray.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION

The n. J. Ext. ofTabasco Pepper Co
shipped Yesterday to the Jamcstown
Exposition beautiful pyramid stand
made Of cypress, finished in hard-oil,
together with q quantity Of their pep.
Per sauce. cat.up and other products,
to be placed on exhibition in the
Louisiana exhibit.
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ed, however, that lie notify the Board
in writing on or before the eth, day OF
A ugust, at : =. NJ. Of bis intention to
comply with said contract.
BE it further resolved. that "A com
mittce. composed Of Messrs lndest
and Delahoussaye. be appointed to
deliver this communication to Mr..
Thomas at once, aud that Mr.. Thomas,
answer be addressed TO the President
Of this Board and delivered 10 J. Il
Scbwing. Secretary, at the New IBERIA
National Bank
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

New iberia, La, Aug I 1907
X f. Dclahaussays.
President Il members IL the New Ine,
Ia Southern Drainage District.
Gentlemen: Your communication 81
the 9th received and considered.
| In my communication Of the 9TH
alleged and explained some Of.hc rea
soned how Won had violated ard an
nulled our contract and that accepted
sad aunullment and | do not at tbs
time recognize any binding or legal
contract between us or any contract
to be violated by other party.
| In addition to reason Of violation OF
contract alleged I might mention the
holding back by Won 30 per cent out
of the J., per cent estimate for my
agents, + Il Spagus Il Co.
herein reassert my cOmmunica
t,un of the 9TH and If the demands
made therein are not acted upon aud
complied with before Aug. nh ! will
bring action to enforce same AMI a
claim $40, 900 damages.
4. W. Thomas.
=. $. also attach bill tor $l24l 10
for extra digging ordered nv the
BOard in all work below j. 4 Ry.
New iberia, La, Aug. eth, 1907
X. +. Delahoussaye,
Pr. sident New Iberia Southern
Drainage District:
Below is a statement Of my bin fer
extra excavation called for by the
contract on work done below the r K
A Railroad.
Low. ? 5000 feet inches extra
depth average cut g., feet,
equal 2O74 Cub yds. at 20
cents, x4l4 SU
Station y to station 60, aver
age cut ! feet. II - cub yds
at 20 cents. $50. .. ~ 90
80 TO 167 30 average
1850 feet; Station 29l to 1903
average 1900 feet. on new
line 500 feet; total $3.50 it.
Average depth feet 4 in
deeper cut 4OO' cub. yds at
10 cents 400 80 |
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TO improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion vs. few
doses Of Chapberlain, Stomach,
and Liver I'd blets. mr.. J. II.
Seitz, Of Detrb pit. Mich, says:
"They restored ny appetite when
impaired, relie1YR me Of a bloated
feeling and eau I'd pleasant and
satisfactory movement of the bow
els Price, Is cents. Samples
free. All Druggists
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For the good Of those suffering
with eczema or OtLyf such trouble,
| wish to ay, mwifr had -ome-
tn'"e o. Z at K III and after using
me dNfo1 r hedies for somrtlns
c"nc'udetl try CbambrrDsio's
oaive, ai1t proved to be better
than any hing she had tried. FM
sale by All Druggists.
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among those with respect to which
Major Jadwin's recommendation
is not conclusive, and it thereto,
would remain possible under til,
law to consider q route requiring
a railroad dfawbr;dge at the OK
pense Of the United States, pro
vided that the estimate and ap-
preparation would permit includ-
ing such \ drawbridge. 1t is, how
ever, not probable that the esti-
mate submitted by Major Jadwin
for the Franklln-Mermentau pOr
ton of the waterway was intended
to include the cost Of providing
bridge.
1. II it he found impractlcable to
indemnity the route upon which the
estimate was based. the Chief of
Engineers will be obliged to rule
that the route to be pursued from
Franklin to Mermentau must b.
one Of those designated by Major
Jadwin on page 10 If his report,
and that, If the right OF way tor
such route b. impossible Of acuui-
sitiOn, the matter will have to be
left TOR the further action of Con.
gress. II il evident that q route
over which the right of way will
be donated il preferable to one
over which it must BIZ purchased
but the Chief Of Engineers does
not accept without reservation the
view that the law would not Der-
init the purchase of the right Of
way, provided that the appropria-
ton Is large enough to permit buy
ing it and doing tho work also
The recommendation in the or,pi.
nal project is that the "al,propria-
ions be made upon condition that
he right OF way be furnished free
# cost" Congress-. however. in
t. WELDON, has made the ap,ro-
'rfa.iOn without Introducing the
recommended.
). Xxx x, it may he possible ur.
er the act approved June 20.
so6, for corporations or private
ltizens interested IN the improve.
rent, to condemn a right of way
cross the railroad right Of way {,
trough proceedings instituted by +.
10 War Department in the man. :
pr laid down in the SAID act. no t
'ded that the said corporatlo M =
I'd citizens are willing to meet
10 expense of the proceedings
I'D of the award.n
The notes and maps Of the
lrvey of the Howell Route re- !.
FRED to by Major Jadwin on =
lge 4 OF his rep ,rt are Oh flle in =,
's Office. Apart Of this route =,
'wever, lies IN what in now VII. !.
v Street, one Of the principal
reefs Of Franklin, where il IL IN =
we'd to be impracticxblc to NJ. -
re right "f way. After leaving :,
How Street the route proceeded =
; Murpby's Canal to Bayou !.
rtage. -
as
From pars. 4 and 3 OF above til
citation It would appear that the
'e'rosstal Canal can DO built
Il,ost farther astioa b. Con. =
- ! oNf6od init c wy an
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Loose Leaf ledgers, atMn|l6

The home Of Mr.. i. Il. Hughes w.
entered IN Thu rsiay night and ~
burglar carried away his watch 49,
chain. his pocketb book and the loOss
change that was in his pockets. NJ
loss amounts to good many dOllass.
Mr.. Frank Patin entertained baIe
lar ut his home the same night. e
lost beautiful diamond pin and q
pocket change.
The burglar or burglars cntsSss 4
these home while tie inmates -
asleep and sue, essfulIy got away -
the bouty. leaving no clue.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

Two transfer wagons have arrived
Tor the school work. They will be
employed in bringing the children
from the :nral districts To the central
schools.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce my candidacy Or
the nomination, on the Democratic
ticket, to the Office Of Clerk Of Court.
Parish of iberia, to be submitted TO
the voters Of this Parish, at the Pri-
mary election to be held IN January
1908.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

The 18th Annual Session Of the
! Trans MlssiSsippi Commercial
Congress will take place at Mus.
kogee. II the new State Of Okla.
loma, On November 1922, 1907.
Nov Iberis has been invited to
s1lad delegates.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

Look around and zee n you doss
esd some printed stationery. II %
Ne lberian once u the place = -
UGnGN CxAai work,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10

Fer Grip. C.ldx ana Malaria.
Use Royfline ehill Tonic. Good
70 take AM s1(6. A lne general
tonic 90 Money back If you
want it. For sale by. All Drug.
gists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-10
Restaurant.
FOR SALE

My Restaurant business
and equipment. Valued at
$500. Located at the coner Of
st. Peters Street and Rail-
road Ave Good stand.
Will sell very moderate
Price, for Cash. Other du.
ties make it necessary that
| sell.
Apply quick to
LOUIS ABBOTT
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-07

Ordinary. G. c. Ga.
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Society News


The hospital auxiliary held well
attended and interesting meeting yes
terday afternoon. The principal bus
mess Of the meeting was the election
Of officers. resulting as follows: Pres
ident. Mrs. e. D. Walter. who was
unanimously reelected in recognition
Of her services in this office during
ne past year: vice president, Mrs.
NJ. G. Rowe, also reelected secretary,
Mrs. J. T. Colson, Mrs. Branham de.
clinlng reelection; NeastFer, Mics
Kate Dillon; corrs91onding secretary
MiS re- gnardt. The board OF
..reetors for the coming year are the
following. Mesdames G. w. Blanton'
i. N. Branhah4 julius Levy, R. r.
hopkins, Albert Fendig, J. D. Sparks,
Z. II. Mason. J. f. Young, L. Fl. Haym
4 Rothschild. H. b. Maxey. J. A.
montgomery.
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Mrs. Kennon Mott is improving
dfroln a severe illness.
The Ladies Of the slaccabees vii
meet tomorrow ate loon At 3 o'clock
Miss sallie Davis and Miss Rutb
Davis have returned to Dalen after
a visit to Mrs. W A. Mcdonald.
Mss. C. ]. Grower has returned to
Columbus after visit to her parents
at the home Of Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Doar and Miss Russell leave
this week for Georgetown. 8. c.. after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. n D. Rus
sell.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
win meet this afternoon at o'elSek
ut the home Of Mrs. r. r. Hopkins.
A full attendance Is requeted.
Kiss Betty Nightingale win return
10 brunswick IN May 10 visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Nightia-
gale. before going abroad for the sum
mer.
The q gagement Is announced OF
Miss Waipron ROBERTS and Mr.. Robert
Hazlehurlt Plant, Of Macon, the wed
ding to flake place April "a. Miss
Roberts has visited Cumberland sey
eral times and has many friends mere
who win learn with interest Of her en-
gagemcnt.
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They TIpped HIIn.

Tourist Visiting an ancient castlel--
Are there .-y legends connected with
this old castle2 Guide-Oh. yes. 1t Is
said that in ancient times stranger
snce visited this castle and gave no
tip to the guide. Thereupon the latter
threw the visitor over Into the moat
But don't be frightened. or course It's
only an idle legend
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Citation.

e. orgia. Glynn county.
10 ali Uh1hn It May Concern:
+. r. DaBlgnon. OF said county. nas
in due form applied for permanent let
tevs OF administration. cum testamento
ncaexo on the estate of s. L. NJ Bar
low, deceased. situate in said county.
Said application will be passed on at
tho next regular term Of the court
o. ordinary Of said county. to be held
at the court house on the first Mon
day in April. 1907.
I'll Is March 9TH. 1907
Horace Dart.
Ordinary, Glynn County, Georgia
r. D. Meader,
Attorney for Applicant
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The strangest village in the world IS
undoubtedly tic little haRlict Of Jarte.
near Culoz. m France, not far from tie
Italian fre..fiaH, where dwell about 200
deformed men. women aud children
who IN Par - BY - ba-,e o. "Culs.
de-Jatte. Taey are deprived Of the
use Of the.r IS and thighs ana push
themselves along IL primitive wooden
carts with wooden wbeeis. which they
propel By means Of a hatiron shaped
block CT wood Ia either hand.
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A warm Time Coming.

History class. Subject. George H.
aHd the Pelham Ministry" Mastor-
Who said and when, Now shall have
40 more peacep Small Boy (atter a
long interval or thought Please. sir,
aeorze III. on bis 0eathbed Punch
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An carried out.

The managing editor wheeled his
chair rsund anil pushed q button in the
wall.
The person wanted enieyed.
Here" said the es.inr are a nun
Der OF directions from outsiders MS 70
the best way to run a newspaper See
that they are all carried Out"
And the Office boy, gathering them ell
into large wastebasket. did 40
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c.orala. elxnn county.

Georgia, ciynn County.
10 Whom it May Concern:
G. A. H. Jennings having in proper
form applied TO me for permanent let
ters of administration on the estate
G! susan Banks, late of said county
this is to site all and singular the
q editors and next O. san Banks to
be and appear at my ofiicsA within the
time allowed by law and sNow cause
J permanent administratI'n should
not be granted to g A. HbJennings
Or Susan Banks estate. tn s 4th. ady
d March, 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, G. c. Ga
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OR. r. n. MANN,
luraeon GhIropouIst.


Treats all ailments Of the feet at yV'.f
office or residence. Telephone 4Il'&'
Allen & Thrash Barber Shop
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on't uiss buying sSms ~ Inc
r .sksrr sa& atsas ~ elsa wxss r.
sausvG a. east sSiseN Ms7$~e~'
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And certificate holders issued by
the I.udden & Bates s. NJ. II. Sayan
nah, Ga. win be ia Brunswick until
further notice. Those desiring TO
place an order for 4 plano will find me
Of Mrs. Cams boarding house or at
tyorgaDs drug stwe
r. l.. Reed.
special sslesmau Lucden . bates s
o. 81
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A cold is much more cash, cure
when the bowels are open henne9y
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Of n latest
Art Knnh
noneb o
Q Mahogany Birds
Cen oak
exception GNsFns or II
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
LITTLE BABY CURED IF ECZEMA
Parents Applied to Hospitals and Doctors but Could Get No Re- Iief--Grew Worse Under Doctors Prescription L. Friends Recom- mended Cuticura Result
A SPEEDY AND
 PERMANENT CURE

"We express to you herewith our best thanks for the cure of our baby from eczema. The eczema appeared when the child was three months old. We applied to several doctors and hospitals, each of which gave us something differ ent every time, but nothing brought re- lief. A physician recommended salve which we threw into the fire after two days use as the eczema became worse so that the baby scratched his face. At Last, one of our friends recommended to US Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- ment. A few days afterwards improve ment could be noted. Since then we have used nothing but Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, and now the baby is six months old and is quite cured. All that we used was one cake of Cuti- cura Soap and two boxes Cuticura Oint- ment. costing in A SIPS. Even the poorest man can pay that instead of throwing it into the doctors lap. 1 myself only make twelve dollars week as a teamster, but 1 recommend the Cuticura Remedies strongly to all moth CTS whose children suffer from such dis eases. They are cheap, harmless and good. c. F. Kara and Wife, 343 East 65th Street, New York, March 30, I906."
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
FAIR PRELIMINARIES
 OFFICE FORCE BUSY
Billboard Publicity Campaign Plan for an All Territory Brass Band Music Festival.

Things are moving rapidly in the of- and Secretary Truman and his assist
 ant. Wesley Hill, are busy in a half
 dozen different directions Yesterday
 they were engaged in sending out by
 mail, large posters for display in the
 remote towns and camps of the terri
 tory that may be reached satisfactorily
 in no other way. Later some one will | probably make tour of the larger | towns and see that the billboards are
 properly ornamented with Autographs.
 Secretary Truman says he is in cor
 respondence with various attractions
 and feature shows None of them 1 have been closed with yet but there
 will probably be a good variety finally i secured. Circular letters have been sent to the members of the Miners associations and all other mine owners whose addresses were available. ask | ing for their cooperation in the min
 eral display.
 Arrangements have also been closed
 with the railroads on the same basis as last year. respecting freight There will be no freight charge made on exhibits sent to the fair from any point within the territory. or for their return. except the exhibits be sold during or after the fair.
 A feature for this years fair Tow under consideration, is a band tourna- ment There has been some expense to provide band music every year. If it can be successfully arranged. the T .t.. sum usually expended. enough to make a total of about s1.oO0. Of this $500 will be offered as a purse for the band furnishing the best music and a purse of s250 will be given the organization taking the second prize. The other s250 will be used for expenses incident to the tournament and the securing of competent judges who. of course. must be outside and disinterested parties. The tournament feature will be made only on condition that three or more bands outside this valley will consent to enter the contest. Secretary Tru- man is in correspondence with the va rious band masters in the territory and has written them that it is deemed likely by the commissioners that the | local pride of each town in its band ! would be sufficient stimulus for the | raising of money enough to pay the expenses of its band white attending | the tournament. If it can be arranged | that way there ought to be half dog en outside bands in attendance. It | will be arranged also for each band | to play on certain days of the fair. | thus furnishing the music required to | liVen up the remainder of the pro- gram.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13

larceny in stealing a lot of bedcloth- ing from the Star lodging house.
 The warrant against him was sworn out of Justice Johnstone's court by Henry Rixen. the proprietor of the plundered lodging house. But in the meantime Sandem had left town. A telegram was sent to Maricopa and Deputy Sheriff Smith set out in search of him. He found a man answering a general description of him. but there was nothing duplicating in his pos session.
 The officer. however. found that Sandem had checked a bundle to Globe and that it was still in the bag gage room. The officer got possession of it and investigated it. It contained two feather pillows and pillow slips. two sheets and a blanket. That was what he was charged with having stolen.
 Sandem admitted that the bundle had been checked by him but he said that t was his bedding which he had secured of the proprietor of the Cen tral hotel. He said that he was on his way to Globe where he was going to Noih III d idiiIodu camp Ht SioiN appeared irregular to the officer. who knew that the outfit was incomplete for railroad grader. The pillows and slips and sheets were all right so far as they went but everybody knows. and the officer knew, that the rail- road graders rousseau should include at least one pair of pajamas and frilled night shirt.
 Sandem was brought before Justice Johnstone fe4N trial yesterday after noon and confronted with the evidence of MT. Rixen and a fellow lodger who said that he had seen Sandem run out of his room with the bed furni- ture. The property was identified by Mir. Rixen and when Sandem was told that he might question the witnesses for the territory. he replied "Ay gess dey ban right" He was sen tenced to jail for forty days.
 Sandem claims to have been a sail or for eight years. He has enough tattoo marks to have supplied a whole crew.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13

three classes: The first is the fan.
 the most exalted of the tribe and the
 most loyal: the one who kEows both
 the dope and conditions und-r any
 and all conditions.
 Second. the bug. several degrees'be low the fan; one who makes a study of the dope and figures. who has tee batting and fielding averages of tle entire brigade in his noddle- The last and lowest of the tribe. the RoOter. the gent who furnishes the racket and the noise, but who in the main yelps at random without any definite mark in view save that he is boosting a good play and knocking a bum one. IL is further rule. that a citizen may earn his title of Rooter in month: a Bug in year. but only long an dfaithful service entities one to the thirty third degree of Fan. A fan is always ready with the coin. The more coin the citi- zen puts up the less the time limit. un- til he can acquire the proud distinc- ton of the highest of the tribe. Wheth- CT this tribe is well represented in Phoenix will be ascertained in few days.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
THt ORDER, PLAY BAL"
 WAS ISSUED LAST NI6hI
Organization of an Association of En- thusiasts With Dave Boldbers Chair man.

The Phoenix Baseball Association last night held a meeting a. the board of trade rooms cleared another hur- dle in the race for the old rag and bids fair to come out winner. A per manent organization was effected with Dave Goldberg on the bleachers yell ing play ball and ready to assume the managerial stunt as soon as the me nagerie is organized. It is not thought nor planned that this latter will be anything at all like the one that Phoe- nix has been lately sporting, for. with the Ringing circus coming to town there would be danger of it being taken away as part of the side show.
 w. s. Goldsworthy was made the permanent chairman. Frank DeSousa. sccrecary; Charles DeMund. treasurer. and the three mentioned officers and the manager together with H. P De- Mund were selected as an executive committee to carry out the plans of the manager and to act with that off cial. IL was stated at the meeting that $300 had been pledged and that 5000 was wanted to place the team on a business basis. The secretary was requested to write to several players who wish to come to Phoenix for the winter and obtain the terms under which they would be willing to play ball.
 The meeting was better attended than the previous ones and more in- terest was shown than heretofore. Several new faces were along the side lines and it was stated that a team would be playing ball in two weeks. Practice will begin at once that is. all players who have been members of or ganizations are requested to keep up their training and not allow a handful of butter-fingers to accumulate. Plans for a baseball tournament during the fair were discussed. also the sugges- tion that the Browns make a stab at killing the fatted calf at Tucson when there will be plenty of money in sight for the winner of the tournament. It was stated that new grandstand would be erected at the Eastlake park grounds if a good team was organized. Permanent organization having been started. the bases are now full and mo- body out. It remains for some one to come forward and begin to swat leath- CT. It is time for MT Citizen to take up the bludgeon and hit it on the trade mark. It takes money to make the ball go. The committee has been rest ing on it's oars for a time but will now give the old boat a shove off into deep water. The sink or swim" is now up to the holders of the cash account.
 Everyone who attends ball game is not a fan even though he does lay down the paltry price. Some one has asked the Republican what is meant by a fan. A fan is one of the tribe. The baseball tribe is divided into