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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
(OrganIzed 1904

PROMOTION: The act OF promoting: advance
menf; ENCOURAGEMENT--Ce Dictionary
The California Promotion COMMITTEES has for
its object the PROMOTING OF California a. =
whole.
II has nothing TO SELL
Its energies are devoted TO fostering an fhfnra
that have the ADVANCEMENT OF California az
their object
n gives reliable information on every subjecs
connected with the industries OF California
IT gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the establish
ment OF new industries and invites desirable TN
migration
Il is not an employment agency. although II
gives information regarding labor conditions.
II presents the opportunities and needs III all
delds OF business and professional activity
The Committee Is supported BY popular ssh
scription and makes no charge for any servfc,
rendered.
Affiliated with the Committee are one hund-ed
and sixty commercial organizations OF the STATE
with membership OF thirty fhouaand
Meetings are held semiannually in didlereoe
parts OF California. where matters OF stase m
terest are discussed.
Headquarters OF the Committee are maintained
in San Francisco IN California Building. Union
Square.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
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Wines and Liquors

Whky-One gallon $50
whisky German large bottle 100
of
Delicious afterdnner hqueur small .So large ls'
with
their
Whky-D. c. liking George IVRed Crown 100
French Yermouth-Doln Chambery. full quart bottle
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Free Exhibition of Paintings
WHY GRAFTERs FLOURISH

Mr. Walter Cox's collection OF paintings on view
at the Kilby Art Galleries. 1852 Van Ness ave.
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RESOLUTIONS ARE PASSED

three weeks.
RESOLUTIONS ARE PASSED
The resolutions adopted at the meet
ing indorsed the Sim Feinn movement;
commended the Gaelic League for it's
magnificent educational work; indorsed
and approved of the protest and demon
stration against the Davis Theater;
condemned the measures adopted by
the French Government against the
Catholic Church as an outrageous at
tack on the principles of civil and re-
ligious liberty; approved the work done
by the relief committee of the United
Irish Society, and offered thanks to
Rev. p. c. Yorke and T. j. Mellott for
their services in making the celebra-
ton a success. Those who had charge
of the celebration are as follows; :
Officers of the convention-John p Allen presi-
dent: Mrs. William Molloy, vice president: Cor
nelius Herlihy. recording secretary; Daniel
o'Hsrs financial secretary; william Boyle.
treasurer; Rev. John Nugent, chaplain; NJ.
Executive committee-John p Mcclure, chair
man; NJ. j. Giles, secretary; T. p. O'Dowd
Miss NJ Mccarthy. J. d. Condor. ]. Deasy. T.
Mrs. James Maginnis. Mrs. NJ c.. Gorham. Mrs.
James Smith. John Creedon. David Grace, Mrs
O'connor, Rev Father Mcmahon. r. j.
Mellot. james Smith, P. II. Flynn,
Miss Harriet Goggin. James J. FIsna;
gan, stephen heCne, Kichard q,Gonnor. Michael Michael
Regan, George ]. Lowe. C. J. Collins John p.
O'HAre. John J. Moriarty. P. J. Gilligan. James
sa%e. e ps5 Psree sss1
Roger Mccarthy. Thomas Bunyon John J.
Roonan, Timothy Tracy, Miss Sadie Kerwin.
rick Tierney, Thomas Mofhtt, Mrs. s McFad
den. William Hudson Martin Walsh, D. J.
O'Hsra, John o'Kane. NJ Donohoe, p. II Flynn.
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W, 7. Hess. Notary Public

zO5S SUFFER- STREET.
At Residence. 1880 Page Street Ha-
tween s and 8 2. ~
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5000 Western grocers return dissat-
tsfied customers money for coffee and
tea-Schilling' Best.
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name of the Infamous reprobate who
had so sinned in the management of re-
lief in addition to his former theoiogi-
cal error" that he would reveal it after
three weeks
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Club. spoke Interestingly incur Sister
Societies.,
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PROMOTION: The act OF promoting: advance
menf; ENc0URAGEMENT--Ce Dictionary
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

That section OF the State
around Crowley does not seem
TO be healthy for animals. IL is
only'recently that attention was
drawn to the appearance OF some
disorder that was reported to be
destroying the cattle and mules
and now the same kind of re-
pert comes from Morse q settle
ment in the same ncighborhood.
Here is a description OF the
State Of affairs there as tsld by
the Crowley correspondent:
Morse, La, Aug. "A dis
ease which appears to have be-
come epidemic among live stock
in this vicinity bids fair to des
troy most of the horses, mules
snd cattle in this nelghborhood
1t has already seriously crippled
the rice farmers for work stock
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

not less than seventy five head
of horses and mules having died
recently within a radius OF tour
miles OF this place. Farmers
have become alarmed and are
endcavorlng to get reIict from
s.suc source and unless they get
relief they do not see how they
are gong to harvest their rice
crop, because OF lack of teams.
The disease that is destroying
the live stock in this vicinity is
not believed to he charbon, al
though some charbon evidently
exists here. a large number OF
horses and mules are said To
have uied from an allmcnt that
resembles blind staggers, and
many believe that 1t is that dis
ease. Others seem to be of the
opinion that it is Texas fever.
l)r. NlIlIamy, who was called to
canine a number OF cases,
found them to he blind staggcrs.
It is thought that these were ex-
ccpuonal cases, as the disease
that has killed SO many is be-
levcd to be epidemic.
Fully seventy five horses and
mules have died Of it and at
least double that number OF
horned cattle. In several in
stances farmers have lost all
their animals and arc unable TO
begin their rice harvest. In
other cases 80 many animals
have died as to break up teams
and make the draft stock OF the
farm useless. Farmers are
afraid to bring in fresh animals
because OF the prevalence of the
disease.
The situation is one which
calls for immediate action oi
some kind, but the citizens OF
Morse are at loss as TO what
that action should be.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

Mr.. Thomas said that il
no settlement was reached
and he was obliged to sue
it would be through the u,
S. District Court at New Or
leans where he, being resident
OF another State, was entitled to
bring the action. He said
however that he had been will
ing to 60 on with the canal il
certain things had been granted
him by the Board, but it had
not seen fit to comply and there
had been nothing tor him to dc
but protect his rights in the
matter.
Included in his demands on
the Board is bill tor some
sI2oo for extra digging at the
lower end OF the canal caused al
alleged by the fact that the
Board bad ordered him TO dig
tour inches deeper than the con
tract had called for.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

Baton Rouge, Aug. 8. -
This city has paid the Btuli-
thIc company about 100000
tor the paving done in Baton
Rouge.
he work done by the Btu
lithlc company has stood the
test well, and Baton Rouge has
now about FIVE miles OF paved
street covering all of the busi-
ness sections OF the city and
large portion OF the residence
section.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10
PROCLAIM ALTON.


Onicp of Tho Supervisors Of Election OF /
iberia Parish. Louisiana.
July 26rh. 1907
By virtue of the law mud ~ accordano,
with oar official duty we hereby proclaim
the reanlt OF the special election held in
the Third ward of lhrrin Parish. Louisiana,
Wodpesday July 2ith, 1907 on tho qnes.
aion Of submitting lo the property tax
payers OF said Third ward the lovying of n
special tax Of one (D mill on the dollar
per nnnum upon MI property in said Third
Ward of Iberia Parrish for period Of ten
years, ,or os much or such one (l) mill ~
may bo necessary TO raise. during each
year beginning with the year 1900 and
extending to aud including the year 1918.
che sun Of Three Hundred ta00) Dollars
per year, thus agsrogatng the sum of
Three Thousand ($a 0oo.00) Dollars IN
favor aud aid of the New iberia, ST. Mar.
tin s. Northern Railroad Company.
Total amount of votes east IN
favor Of the levy Of special
tax 80
Total amount .., go. ... 800 ,p5350
Total nutuhcr of votes east
against said special tax ~
To,a amount ,,..... i2.7G2OO
Mai rity IN number of prop
prtt tax PAYERS IN ftvor of
the levy OF said special tax 7
Majority ~ value OF property
Tax payers IN favor Of said
levibt said specialtax 10, 1880
The majority in number aud value Of
the property tax payers Of the Third
Ward pr Iberia Parish having voted at said
slecial election in favor Of tho levy of said
special tax la Aid aud IN favor of the New
Iberia, ~ Martin aud Northern Railroad
Company we hereby declare The said tax
carried and legally adopted
b. LYON. JR..
V. J. PulRSON,
Witnesses A. b. ROAfBRO,
iloRAcE j llItt, Supervisors,
MrtyfNW FISHER,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10
NOTICE :.

NEW lBERA, Ia, July 32ud 100,
p TO the Honorable Mayor aud Member oi
the Cit, Council of New Iberia, La;
M uentemen. We. tho uudrratgnpu, Y
u w. Frost. representing the Western Union
fT,l lagrHph Go desire to change our pre-
eeit route through your City aud place
same on the north aide of Washington
Avenue, placiug poles on property lines
and on curb line 40 M not ln shut of Wow
OF any property owner nlouE this route.
This pole lino VIII not bo fnr wires OK
copt the messenger wiro which g 10 hold
M the weight ri Gable There viii be- no
other wires on poles unless your city de
sires 10 place wires belonging 10 the City,
such as lire alrm or street lights
These wires not to he placed any nearer
than thfee t3) feet below our Cable We
will use any lcnglh Of polos that YOU may
destrc aud will dress aud pnjnt thom
any color that yon may suggest
We also state that we will not
cut disigure or iniure any troo along this
route.
Thanking your Honorable Body for past
favors.
Ne heg ia remain
Yours respectfully.
WESTERN UNION TEL. co
Per T.. W. fRugr.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10
a Square Deal

Il assured YOU when you buy Dr. rtorrn' 4
family medicines for all the iuarrdl
outs entering into them arc prtnfrd an
tsa bottle wrappers and their formulas
are atiosted under oath rs hnIne cumllIetn
aud correct. You know lust what YOU arn
paying for and that tho ingredients arc
gathered from Natures laboratory. being
selected from the most vauablo native
medicinal roots found growing In our
American furcstS mad while potent to cure
are perfart@X harmless 6van 20 the most
delicate womA,a sSThii1TrrA Not drop
et4 Ill 1s !9t2 I s Sl1u GF5 F5f TIt 9q
uaGlIng aud vll2slIll liz rIe m11TcT1ITI
prl,nclp ples used M tICm, VIZ ~-lurC IfInIGs
refined -GlyccrlnG. This agent pnqgnsscs
tntf'n<R mtdIC1TTl properties of Ita own
being y most valuable Hntiaeptir and auff,
tnrment, nutritive and soothing drmul-
cent
Glycerine plays al important part In
lr iicrCo's Golden Medical Discovery in
tho cure Of indigestion. dyspepsia and
weak stomach. attended hy sour rigfups.
heartburn. foul breath. coated tongue.
poor appetite. gnaWinE feeling in stom-
hch. biltcusness and kindred drranra-
ments Of the stomach, liver aud bowels
bosldes curing all tho above distressing
HllnNNis, lne Ntbldhn Medical Discover "
Is specific for all diseases Of M mucous
membranes, ~ cHiarrh, whothar Of tho
nasal passages or of tho stomach. huNc ola
or pelvic organs. Even IN its uleoratiya
stages 1t will Yield to this sovereign rom
odY II its use ho perEnyCrcd in In Chruuic
tatarrh OF tho Nasal passages. Z. IL we'll.
whiie taking the "Guldon Medical his.
ooyery for the necessary constitutional
treatment, To cleanse the pa taecs freely
two or three tlmos n day with nr Snpr'a
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
Of troatmont generally cures the worst
Cages.
In coughs md hoareoncqs caused hv hrou-
chlal. throat aud lung affections, except con-
sumption IN Its advanced stages. the "IuiIpn |
MEDICAL Disc. very" IL n most efficient ROM
edf especially In those obstinate, hnug-nn |
coughs caused by lriit alton and congestion IT |
the bronchial mucous membranes The bis" |
soVery is not 50 good for acute coughs nris-
na FROM sudden colds nor must II ha rS- |
pected Va cure consumption In it's advanced |
y ages no medicine win do that but for Mi |
no obstinate. chronic coughs. which II uug-
ected or badly treated lead M tu congunp-
ION, II Is the hest medicine TINT rnn iur taken
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

New Iberia Southern Drainage
Canal, provided however tha,
he notify IN writing on or be
fore the 9Th day OF August at
p. m. OF his intention to comply
with said contract.
Bc 1t further resolved that a
committee composed OF Mcssrs,
DeIahoussayc aud lndest he an
pointed TO deliver this commun
icatlon to 4. w. Thomas a,
once and that T.. w. Thomas
answer be addressed to the Pies
idcnt OF this Board and deliver
ed to +. Schwlng, Secretary,
at the N. |. National Bank.
Respectfully yours,
T.. SCuwING,
Secretary.
Mr.. Thomas did not let the
grass grow under his feet. He
was ready with his reply to the
Board and delivered il TO Mr..
Schwlng early Wednesday, as
per directions, SO that the Board
was not left IN the dark as to
Mr.. Thomas intentions till the
limit set. ust what the result
will be cannot be toretold but
upon the face of things it ap-
pears that there is real war in
sight pod that il the Board
meets and decides that Mr..
Thomas has violated his con
tract he will still claim that the
Board by its action as set forth
IN his letter was the party that
really violated the contract.
Here is ths reply OF Mr. T.. w. /
Thomas to the Boards reso-
luton:
New iberia, Aug. 7, OF.
X. +. Delahoussaye, President,
and Members of New Iberia
Southern Drainage District
Gentlemen: Your commun-
Icatlon of the 9th received and |
considered.
In my communication of the
5th ! alleged and explained some
OF the reasons how you had VIC
lated and annuled our contract |
apd that | accepted said annull
ment and | do not at this time
recognize any binding or legal
contract between us or any con
tract to be violated by either
party. In addition to reasons
OF violation OF contract alleged !
might mention the holding back
by you OF 5 per cent out OF the
75 per cent estimate for my
agents +. i. Sprague x Go.
! herein reassert my com
Of the 9Th and if the
demands made therein are not
acted upon and complied with
before Aug. 9th | will bring
action to enforce same and
claim for $4,000 damages.
T.. w. THOMAS.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10
81 ~ I.VIR SO HUMBLE.

A young woman, sccmlngI
bright aud intelligent, has mad
one deploiablo mistake in claiming
that she seldom accepts invitation
from her numerous friends from
the very reason that she l. not III
position 10 reclproCHlo; IN otlter
words, she thinks her home il toe
humble tot her friends What
vanity IN pretty little grill II
any of us want To see houses 0i
architectural beauty, we have but
to step out upon the pavement,
| walk block or SO aud SEQ houses
/ MS fine as any palat'al residences in
the world, tut If we want to see n
real genuine friend well, some
times we must travel many miles
a home too humble for one (
irlcuds ! A home ls u home. aud
u house is a house, aud every girl
with such vanity should feel that
the house has sheltered bette per.
sous than herself, aud it should
be good enough for friends There
Is place IN tins country where
there is very wealthy old gentle.
man aud his accomplished daugh-
ter living IN very rude structure.
He had an idea that to transplant
an old tree meant to kill it, so he
never gave up his old home when
riches rHme tn him III nbnudnuc"
The interior of the house IL baaull-
FIJI IL fine furniture, but the house
structure is IN miserable condition
Fine carriages are seen tn stop be-
fore the weather beaten house, and
littlc they care for the house, bur
much they care for the inmates
There is another little incident
where two young meu, merely
boys, are keeping up u home for
their widowed mother. She j. al
woman who has en- joypd bt ter
days ia her life, and her friends all
know it With her adversely she
lost some acquanlanccs, hnt none
of her friends, aud she shows the
right spirit when She looks around |
her little home aud says at is
not much, but 1t il provided hy NY |
i.we deaf baysj u lS the best they
can do, md if it rs good enough |
for IL, il must be good enough for
my friends " When She opens
her door to a caller or guest, it rs
with hat cordialiiv she extended /
Ia caril,t days when tLe portals
opened on grandeur aud not u $50
Hat. Never be ashamed of your
aome. be II ever 90 humble. IN. O.
States.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

a newspaper man is an enemy
a. bulletin board advertising on
gnneral principles, but there are
occasions when bulletin board
mly bring better results than n
paper. The editor of an exchange
T. marks that he observed one in
his city not long ago which read f;
"B 1 L Buy Pants Come in and
See Ours " He went in, aud
there was uof confUnnded man in
the store, obey were all females)
40 he bonghi a fan aud walked out.
--RorieW
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10
CANAL MATTERS.

w "' ~ ui' oiAih'h'hH'S HdN'
been sent and the hostlIitlcs
have been declared.
Work on the City's Canal IS
probably stopped Tor long
time. The next Christmas will
Iprobably come with no more
sign of the waterway at the
City's gate than at present. III
fact there is every indication
that more than one Christmas
will come before the work is re
sumed.
Unless there is recession
from present determinations the
whole matter will GO into the
courts and will be fought to a
finish. Meantime it will prob
ably be impossible for the
Drainage Board to proceed for
the proposed suit OF Mr.. lhom-
as, contractor, carries damage
demand that will tie up the
funds of the Board until the
courts decide whether it will
have to be paid,
It is conceded that the out
look for the canal is very dark. |
AS stated some time since, there
is a muddle somewhere and the
end is not yet.
The facts OF the present con
troversy are familiar. They
were brought out at the last
meeting of the Drainage Board
and now Mr.. Thomas after try
ing, as he states in his letter to
the Drainage Board, to adjust
matters so that he could finish
the canal to the satisfaction OF
the Board under the contract,
has notified the Board that it
violated the contract with him
and that the contract is now null
and void. In turn the Board
has demanded OF him that he
comply with the original con-
tract and he has replied that the
Board having nuIihed the CON
tract and he having accepted the
there is no contract
in force.
Here is the letter OF Mr..
Thomas which was the cause
of special meeting of the Board
Tuesday evening:
New Iberia, Aug. s, OF.
MIR. Rene Delahoussaye, Presl-
dent, and Members of New
Iberia Southern Drainage
District.
Gentlemen: | desire to state
as follows:
Fitst-The communication OF
my agents, i. +. Sprague &
Co. made to yopr Board July
3rd, 1907, has rSever at any time
been acted upon by you or any
response of any kind made to
same,
Second-That the undersign-
ed has been here for the past
ten DAYS to investigate the stu
alton and try to adjust matters
with the Board, all without
avsil
Third-1'hat due legal and
sufficient time has been given
the Board to act upon the COM
OF ]. T.. Sprague *
Co., and adjust all matters en-
bodied therein and that have
been rought to the notice OF
the Board by the undersigned.
Fourth. The Board by its
own action and the action of its
engineer has violated and an
nulled the contract made with
+. 5. Hoyt aud assumed by Il
w. Thomas (A)in substituting
its engineer, Walter Y.l'
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

Wilkinson became tremendously
excited n Marthaville because the
firm of which Sanders il a member
once had case for the American
Sugar Refining Company, com.
mouly called the "Sugar Trust. y
Does Mr.. Wilkinson believe Mr..
Sanders is any more disqualified
for Office in Louisiana by reason
of that, than he, Wilkinson, is dis
qualified by the fact that his entire
sugar product X annually sold to
the sugar truss, aud that the sugar
trust has him at It's mercy fuau.
ciallyf AS matter of fact the
sugar trust, as an entity, is never
conscious of absorbing Mr.. Will
kiuson's yearly crop of cane but
no more so is 1t conscious that Mr..
Sanders ouce drew brief in it's
behalf in suit that the Louisiana
Supreme Court decided was inst
aud right - Daily State.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10
Sour
Stomach

No appetite. loss OF strength. nervous.
ness. headache, constipation. bad breath.
general debility. sour rislngs. and oatarrh
Of the stomach are all due to indigestion.
kodol cures indigestion. This new dIsoov-
cry represents the natural juices OF dlges.
ton as they axis, In a healthy stomach.
combined with the greatest known ionIo
ana reoonstruotlvs propesies. kodo Dys-
pepsla Cure does mol oni ysfslisvs indigestion
and dyspepsia. but this famous remedy
hclps all stomach troubles by cleansing
purifying. swestsning and strengthening
tho mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. O. q, Bpn. q Rsvensweod W. Va, ssysi--
wss troubled With soor ssotnsrh for twspty sssrs.
kodol cured ms and We ere nov usrs h IN fn.lk
for bsp,'
kodol DlDssta What You Tat.
Bottles only. 800 Sine haidlns Az times the trial
siss. which asnh ~ 20 Sn.s,
Prepared BY Z. o. Dewitt 4 CO.. oHioAoo
Sold by John r. Taylor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10
Piles! pties! PfIesl

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
II absorbs the tnmors, allays itching al
ouee, acts ~ poultice, gives instant re-
lief williams Indian Pile Ointment 10
prvpssed for Piles and itching Of the pri.
yate parts. Sold by !. X. Taylor, mail SOC
and si.o0. Williams M'f'g Co., Props.
Cleveland, q.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-08-10

Jared Sanders is a man Of the
people, a man who will always
greet other men with n hearty
shake Of the hand and kind words
lie will do you kindness If with
in his power, and il elected Cover,
nor you won't have to send in your
lith igraphed card on silver salver
before being admitted to his Office.
-Reriem