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CLAIRYOYANTS.

72I NINTH STREET y. va
WILLARD BISHOP, clairvoyanr, paInIst
card readings daily and sunday. Eveniaes
until 10 O'Clock seIz-lf
NINE CATHERINE, the paiunIst and 80
reader, has returned. advice and help for al
ia trouble sl5 New York ave. Hours 10 10 q
se16-tf
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NoN-MEpIcAL HEALING

BY RESTORING the CIRCULAr TON OF m.
BLOOD CURES IOCoMOTOR-ATAXIA
RHEUMATISM. BRIGHTS DISEaSE
NERVOUS AILMENTS. DISEASES or
THE STOMACH. BOWELS, LIVER a15
~ lse 1NCC hABLE MALADIES where
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET TITS
ALL GET IT PROF. Il. n. D. PAREFR
Suite So. The Claiborne, southeast cor ~ sf5
and d SITS NV, formerly 1924 New York ave
NV $500
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$40 ROO1fING house, nicely furnished in
NV 80 =
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TAILORING.

LA4LOA4AG-
TAILOR store for sale. with plenty OF hllsi-
ness. BOX Is, Times once. II
WOREINGAIEN. every day Is barraiu 80
here d dozen salSSuel 20 wait on you vii
save s. on a tailor made (suit slightly used.
not the very latest fashion. as low as S. our
price only marked in plain figures. JUSrF5's
OLD STAND. 6Ig D. salT--t
LEO DAVIS, 11l3 L ST wv an makinr a
specially o. a So suit cannot be dupliCared
tor SO elsewhere vest 10 match or fancy vesf
with each suit $3.50
WANIED-Cui0l men 10 know that / am
making suits 90 measure bearing the unioa
label Tor Slf50 up5 NJ guaranteed. JOS A.
WILMER, 600 z 81. NV ee14-s0t
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BOOMING HOUSES from SO 10 s. 557- -
trally located; uuequaled. best pr5Dositi57s
ln this line ln the city L. " sTERRE-rT
d CO.. 1901 New York ave nv selZ-gt
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COZ sALE-MIscELLANEous.

PRINCESS dresser. brass bed. library table.
I've rockers, parlor chair, bookcase, wire
cEiginel cost Call 5522 15th st. nv. sezz-5t
SQUARE PIANO in splendid condition: Vim
sell cheap. 5l8 10th ST Sc J.
FOR SALE-PrintIug press. size SKIS; cost
~, Tor -; quick; nearly new. Call 10Th and
Channing SIS. ne sez2-st
FOR sALE-Three Welsbacn wick lamps;
good as new: can lZ53 lth 81 NV seZ-5t
FURNACES. Iatro5es. ranges and all other
kinds OF stoves repaired by expert mechanics.
When otheu fan ny US. HOWARD Stove
60. lz45 II s.. ne se2l-9Ot
ALL GOODS stored IN me names OF Maud
AleAaeekini solomon Aston. Mrs. Digs win
be sold AZ Weschlers Auction House, Satur-
o-9s oepLeLl1eI -, Tor storage ana other
charges. HOWARD STORAGE CO.. 1915 IL
FOR sALE-Remington typewriter. bargain
SO S56 St ne. se3i-5f
FOR sALE-Pool table, with fuu equipmeI-5
AeAEiy new VIII sell cheap 90 immediate pur-
chaser 5 n MEYER, 1z3l Pa ave aw-
se---3-
FOR sALE-TypewriJer desk. solid oak vo5I
gIlst5 aisC iron safe -, cost $6o-. See HOP
MOOD, SD ana u sezJ-3
FOR SALES stoves; slightly used. colk
stoves heating stoves: on stoves Sase
money see HOLLYWOOD. SIN and X
se-l-1L
FOR sALE-Ice boxes. suitable T9- a-5-----
made By people who know how not thinkers
see HOPWOOD. Sth and K se-9-st
FOR sALE-Furn:ture. slightly dsad. ths en-
tire contents Of groom fal.. oG.e us7ev.
see NORWOOD, STA and K sez9-5t
FOR sALE-Upright piano. looks Ike new
save money See HOLLYWOOD. oh and X
=e-J-s-
FOR sALE-Hew set conee urns- best make
az sacrince sls 9Th ST. NV Apply after e
GASOLINE ENGINE. . h. D.. price SO. cost
5 tt-gnJns ago slz55 in perfect order H.
D. c. take + and car Sc sez9-zt
FOR SALE-DroDhead Singer sewing ma
chIne. $50; oak bedroom set, $50 extel-
sion table, 81; hail rack. $40, No. S Novelty
kitchen range. l2i5 II st ne se-1-slr
BRICs-. LUMBER. doors. sash. blinds. i1 2
orlck houses, New Jersey ave and @ ST. ma.
-. :. DeLLIs A-ec--l- Apply on premises CO -
y, EDW. CLARK. Builders Supplies. Expert
NfecAer, 1syo New Jersey ave Phone -. rs.
sel7-ti
UPRIGHT piano. completely restrung. n bes.
condition, only so. Cnickeriug square. a.
Bargains in new pianos. Opeu evenings until
8 AELBIG BROS, 1742 an 81. sel-ss
FOR 2ALE-Our annual September sale %
hlsn-grade pianos IS looked upon as the
greatest piano bargain event ~ rha wear
We've made material price reductions On an
pianos IN stock, and Cfer purchasers the
easiest OF easy terms Bailey Upright. SO.
----It5-. S-tSS anton F-eJs smith x Bars.
49, EaL oman, SSl5s Foses $50; S0hmer, $50.
knabe, 49, ShoningeT, $50 Stier, $50 and
many others- O. J. DeEOLL & co. III
q ST seil-tf
ALL MAKES sewing machines repaired Tor
sc and guaranteed for one yes Drop postal
hRAAER. 17l5 18th NV aus
SEWING MACHINES. s. up. Eraphophoneu,
- Up. AL the latest records repairing IN al
its branches your credit Is good Il r
GIVEN, - Peaasylvania ave Sc au5-tf
FOR sALE-Eleyea Gigs. s. each- "a
BrlghtWood ave. NV aus-tf
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BUsINEss oPPoRrUNIr1Es.

GROCERY, confectionery. near school. cor
ner; northeast; paying Well THORNTON
71f Eth NV. $3.50
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female

WHITE WOMAN and boy to work at cOuntr
place on car line: two in family; references
BOX 50. Times Office II
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r L. cARNE & Co. 700 King It
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GROCERY with wholesale license: nortsWs-f
Excellent business retiring THORNTON
1uf Srh NV 80 -
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we store FOR 15c a LOAD
STORAGE CO. as IOth
avs q1-
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$500 TAKES six rooms, hEtn. stable er-
celleut stock groceries, snap. THORNTON
7oi Sth NV. $500
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CHEVY CHASE. ND.
r. A SONNEAIAN-
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TO THE LADIES.

EVERY LADY uses Blue Point Coffee roasted
call again.
r. H. ELLIOTT,
se22-Sot 1920 18th ST. y. W.
I SPECIALLY solicit ladies' trade: none su-
perlor Tor elite styles. quality Of elCsh and
mt do say cannot be exceIled: prices 70
suit due TO low expenses; broad cloth suits
ell shades. $40 up tie same suit YOU paw
20 up; We make this low price TO build up
business cur work strictly hrst-class being
our MIRO season In Washington with a bis
success and making excellent costumes; we
COIolGlly invite the public 70 call and see our
samples and styles and be convinced; also
90 alIeFlns and remodelingi all work guar
-Aleed. Work called for and delivered any
RdIt cry h WEISBERG. 1924 n Capitol
Phone y. 2s09-Y. se30-tf
BUENA TOILET PREPARATIONs-P
Iaclal tonic FOR ladies'. prices moderate. MISS
LAURA CADdAN, 72S 18th ST.. hair dressing
and manieuring ParlOrs- se1S-tf
MERRY WIDOW LUNCH, sI3 E ST. NV
Convenient TO shopping district: lady cooks:
our Specially business mems lunch from y 70
?, m. ISc- Regular meal, 25c- Come try H.
BROOCH PIN FREE
wlthS0 ping pong photos for sc; Merry Widow
photos for SOC. FLYNNS OLD RELIABLE
STUDIO. As Pennsylvania ave. seI3-3Ot
NONE sUPERIOR-studlo portraits flowers,
classes desired Write OF call c. T. LEWIS
Pupil OF Bergen, Paris. France. III D ST. NV
se7-30t
BROMIDE eslargins, blue and black from
patent prints drawings and Lantern slides;
commercial photographer. H A FARM
HAM. $50 T NV au6. II. 81. tu-9Ot
LATEST STYLE ladies' ana gents suits 70
order oyeiug and repairing OF ladies' ana
genLensHs outer garments. satisfaction
guaranteed. LOUIS GOLDMAN. 500 18th NV.
Fhone u. ~ N iell-th. su. tu-sot
OUR POST CARD pbotograpas are as good
as any portrait made: come and be con
WINGED; satisfaction guaranteed Phone A.
azsG Portrait Studio So r NV sum
mer rates FRANK J. CULLEN Je2o-SOt
uATp c0oO.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADEOED'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. Sults
- Colorado building. 14th cpd c. Exoert
Investigations any cause. al sections Srric--
IS c5ll-ecJ-l-- Phone Main 30. Might an
Columbia 1924 MORGAN BRADFORD, r.
PRINCIPAL gsIl-ast
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CHEF COOK. wants a place IN first-cIsss
hotel Call at lbs 21st st NV se29-2t
JANITOR Of tat. with rooms for janitor.
good references. Address F. r, GIG 3 st NV
se22-3t
HORSEMAN-Experien wants position as
stable foreman; best Of references. Address
BOX 81 Times office. ye22-at
MAN-Young colored man wants position to
work in auto garage. BOX A. Tines Office.
sez--St
POSITION OF any kind BY young married
man. Address W 3. r., Veronica Apart
ment. Box u. 18th and SITS. sw se21-St
WANTED-Steeple repairing. stack and oar
stan painting; any kind Of high and danEer-
Gus work Address BOX 80. Times once.
-e2o-ct
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WANTRD-SALESMEE.

WANTED-First-class travelling salesman "a
carry best hannelette and muslin underwear
line on market: address OHIO MUSLIN UN-
DERWEAR COMPANY. Findlay, Ohio.
se1S-6t
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WANTED-By young man, properly
qualified and licensed, who can fur
nlsh frst-class references and is will
ing to come on trial a position In
Washington. as chauffeur Addrasg
CHARLES II. SHEPHERD, Auto Sta-
tion, 3 Dietz St, Oneonta, y. y.
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NORTHEAgT


GARDoN PHARMACY. 200 Florida ave. ne
CHAS. II. BLUMER, N. Cap. and SIS. ne
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and z sta
KRAUS' PHARMACY. cor. eth and X sta.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth and 3 sts, ne
BENZ. T L4ANHAM. 18th ana Z. Cap. At
SOUTHEAST.
A &. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol ats
ROACH DRUG CO.. 18th and @ SITS. ~.
A B. BURROWS, 11th and Pa ave-
u. p. WELLER, cor. Sth and L
SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and B GtrsstA
MCDONALD, J. W. ga and Z sW.
GEORGETOWN.
JAMES T. SMITH. 1264 Wisconsin ave.
. p WELLER Pharmacy. 1884 II IL M,
ANACOSTIA.
BOEYs PHARMACY. corner h0nroS and
JefiersOh ats.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. l. cARNE & Co. 7Os King sL
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
T. A SONNEMAN.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

GENERAL HoUsEwoRK: no washing. 75
jackson Ct NV. II
COLORED GIRL wants place TO do general
hOuseWOrk. 2132 Sth nv. Il
GIRL wants place as plain cook in small
family "a Pierce st. NV. FLAT ?. IL
COOK-Place as cook in lunch room or board
ing house 1902 4th st. NV 1t
FTRST-CLASS laundry washing done at 92S
l. 81. nv. Please call or address. se21-2t
SEWING ar home; waist. 80 cents; altering
suits, $3.50 up. IS FentOn st. ne. It
DAY WORK-By reliable cOlOred woman;
good references. 1905 Columbia st. IL
BY RESPECTABLE colored girls. places as
chambermaid, waitress and nurse 2OO9 L
st. NV. se2l-3t
WOMAN desires apartments 10 keep in order:
gentlemen ONLY; will give reference. 1905 4th
NV seIg-5t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-mALE

STENOGRAPHER and typewriter: competent
young man. twenty-one years; experience in
railroad and commercial work; references
from high railroad officials. Address BOX
~ Times Office sag9-Qf
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EVERY LADY uses Blue Point Coffee roasJe
fresh every day, pc per pound Thank 20;
Call again
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SMALL HOTEL. center city, aIuays paviny
well; excellent location. THORNTON. 20
8th NV ge2Z-2f
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WHY gay mors7
UNITED STATES
-. nv. Pr0-e gen
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
PERSONAL.

MADAM THEO. paImls-, card reader. and
medium German spoken SO Il ST. Nv.
ssZr-.-5,-7
WANTED a loan % S. SO Tor g years- hrsL-
class security title perfecrs 10 agents. Ad-
cresS A = Times of-ce- se2o-Sg
LADY wants loan OF 81 Immediately. -
street meetings OK general delivery letter.
BOX s., Times Office se-g-sr
IT YOU NEED MONEY I VIII MAKE vou 4
loan o. from S-J 70 So AZ rate that vii pzV
yOu % investigate Address BOX 81 Tines
once. seI-sOz
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wANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-Rooms and board for members o.
tuberculosis congress; persons having accom-
mOdatiOns send TO VIM c. WOODWARD.
NJ. D., chairman. ROOM 201. District build
ing at once, stating location. number and rate
per day with references 1t
WANTED-By a young man, a place with
room and board in private family. southeast
Preferred best OF city or outside references
Address BOX 81, Times Office se22-2t
WANTED-About October /. in the NV. three
rooms and board for family Of two adults
and four children aged to years: write
stating accommodations offered ana price to
MRS. A. II. F.. $40 High St, Germantown
Philadelphia. se2l-2t
WANTED-ROOMS.
b COUPLE; no children, three unfinished
second-hoor rooms, light housekeeping; be-
tween 9Th and 9th. L and T NV: state price
per month 1t
FOR RENT-BALL ROOM
LARGE and beautiful BAH room. banou.t
room connecting DAVISONS, 7I9 9Th St NV.
SeI1-tf
BEDS AND BEDDING.
Z. 5 BEDDING co, 517 nth ST. n W.
SpeC-ei sale in brass and iron beds springs
mattresses couches and dfvans mention
Times ad- and get per cent discount.
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
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+ NV. Il02-Furnished rooms; homelIke;
| southern family near department; clean.
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HOW ARE THE CHICKENS Jer-nli-o viii
cure roup. sWelled head. etc. Keeps OF flies
Kills germs. SOUTHERN POULTRY SUP
PLY CO, 900 Il NV 1y14-tu. IN. su-g0t
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4 LUTHER, 500 18th 81. NV. ladies' hair
dresser; Wig maker. latest French and Amerl-
can styles. shampO0ing. hair treatment and
c0lOTiug. auIs-sts IN tb-ff
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A Beautiful frLr.ute.

To perpetuate the memory Of its
sacred dead, the "Woodmen of the
World places a 500 monument at
grave Of its members. All death loss
es promptly paid. Bates very reason
able, but adequate, with eight million
dollars surplus in its treasury. Join
now. Only one more week in which
vow can become charter member of
this subordinant camp. Social bane-
fits unsurpassed. See Mr.. Phillips,
local manager. 4o5 G street. II phone
659.
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SPEND SUNDAY IN FERNADINA.
Steamer Atlantic to Operate Pop
ular Excursion.

The fast and comfortable steamer
Atlantic will carry a large excursion
to Fernandina from Brunswick Sun,
day. The steamer will leave this city
at $50 o'clock. arriving in Fernando
ma by noon. This will give the people
an opportunity to visit Amelia Beach,
take a surf bath and listen to music
by an excellent band. The steamer
will not leave Fernandina until $50.
giving the eXcursionists the entire af-
ternOon in the city.
The fare for the round trip will be
one dollar, this amount including car
fare from the boat landing to the
beach and return.
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REDUCED RATES.
Southern Railway Offers Some Aitrac-
tive Ones to Various Points.

Account of special occasions the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets at greatly reduced rates to the
following points:
Black Mountain, N. c., $17.25, Aug.
10, II and u. Limited to Aug. 81.
Chattanooga, Tenn, S14.60, Aug. s.,
9 and 10. Limited to August IA
Boston, Mass, $3.50. Aus. /, 2, 3
and 4. Limited to Aug. 16.
Chicago, H., $685., July "a and %.
Limited to July 81.
st. Louis, Mo, $3.50, Aus. I, ? and
3, Limited to Aug. 10Th.
Routes and reservations. call ~ or
address, E. r. Houseman,
Gen'I Agent
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\ q z C>zzEP~19 @%=-- IKE RI
KRs@IvZE)T'S LAXATIVE
C<>gjGGI &%RfIp
GEORGIA. Glvnn County

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
designed has applied to the Ordinary
of said county for leave to sell land
belonging TO the estate of Jane May,
hew, deceased, fer the purpose of dis
tribution, and the same will be heard
at the regular term of the court of
Ordinary to be held on the. first Mon
day in August, 1908. This July 9th,
1903.
E. .. Walter,
Administrator with the will annex
ed Of the Estate of Jane Mayhem, de-
ceased.
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GRASS, STEEL AID RUBBER
Stamps, Seas, Stencils, Badges,
House Numbers, Memorial Tablets
w. B. FAM, CITY HALL,
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E. .. Walter.

1G e..ssiS GS2~s% ls.,s d;T,,3
~ zee E11.eU y" ~ .Ga aI<ss,,
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& IRA REFINERY
WILL. SOON CLOSE


Waiter !. HoAGra, - prominent IT
izer II soeufa was ~ New IBERIA
fueelaf ana during Il conversation
with Al IAptiau reporter had this
aar OF conditions in his hns,ing little
burg
IA is ferorted on good authority
A.9 tla nsurd sugar refinery will
r0Hniatn u.s. ,ln fol this season neXi
! ain tty 'iut fetinery has had an
"AoeptiouHl wear, aud have passed
htnueh ~ enlile t,tn without
mishap ~ break down The farmers
ate ueti ieased With the return for
beir lahore, both rs regards pli e
aud lanlling of The cane As . re-
#Hlt NJ tao success IT good manage
planters have doubled their acreage
fet the nesi season. and there is lit
Ie inuhi that their expectations. SO
iai as ihe refinery is concerned. will
100 yt FlEed. \ double seed crop
aeaus i double yield in our section.
apd 49, harvest Of The planters newt
faar viii make Il marked financial
Improvement in eur section.
n" cotton ornl, around s;.,Hsi.
md IN Fact throughout this ontire
fi"u will practically see its wind
IN anjtiot Teal5 althnreh "a.
nihf viii roniinue Tor anothpl |
Month The ha yesiing Of The can
ftiop put damper Oh cotton iehi X.
aud very little has been done ,or soy '
efrl weeks
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Federal Court Turns
lyYVnctto1 Doyy,

Atlanta. Ga. - Thursday. Tie
most notable feature In the first da,
Of prohibition IN Georgia was the IL.
fusal of Judge w. 7. Newman. IN the
United States Circuit Court, 10 grant
an Injunction pending litigation
which would prevei the putting into
effect of the prohibition law Papers
In the case were filed late Tuesday
on behalf OF two breweries. one In
Chattanooga and the other In Cineln-
natti. Judge Newman Simply fieI
memorandum reading rs follows.
After careful consideration.
Injunction pendsnte lita vii ng.
granted This heina t,aa. It II I'D
necessary to call cn the defendant
to show cause
The lawyers for tne plaintiffs III
The case told the Associated Press TO-
night that the decision Of judge
did not have the effect of
hrowing the proceedings out OF
curt, but that the case would come
y In the regular order Of business. |
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CITY OF JEAMERE7TE
Will Hold School Tax Election On
February II

AT meeting of the CITY ro.,nci
oI 'teanerette last Tuesday II w,s
deciaed 10 cooperate with tys par;sn
In raising sufficient money By gpecial
taxation to erect a handsome seho.,
building.
Some time since the Police Iurv
called an election for the Same mr.
pose. ann the pnblic-spirited citizens
OF the city became grossly Interested
1t was decided at Tuesday's ,naet-
ing of council 10 co-operate with tho
police jury in every way. 10 tho on
OF erecting a handsome builiino
An election will be held on I'ebruary
llth, when every one will haya an
opportunity of recording his desire
There is little doubt that the funds
derived from the city aud parish will
DC SUFFICIENT to erect building n
adequate proportions to meet every
requirement.
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The New Street Railway.

People in my town are getting
9e4ilorallt Wrought M over G,a
3'ui 'nt'"n read II il,n ,i,eria, -
sarding the new street railway.
/ here IL hut one theme of cunystsa-
ton ~ re tnots o iaople that eat,,-
ai ths tufacl AZ q The village Il r.
~ that IS The street railroad. Tie
QUESTION Is asked dozens of times each
KS 20 you think it will be built ,
IE@ Knowing one shake their heads.
IL others take Il for granted thai
~ they feaf' II true. and firmly
siloTe the road niil /, nnt,tany ~,,lIc
" would be q hcon TO us. and we all
want IT, ana il cant begin To oujeh
ut uS. ar ready and willing 10
NJ Ill he nfnle t IN any way can
r. cor as | see they mean M meas
u ala like he test If 3i,e r,,l,,
\ LITTLE skeptical intend 10 en-
taa q business that will be Directs
a5'aeIc' hi he ruad. and ar, ONLY
W. titfAf ~ SEQ what they are going to
in alai invest several thousand
i9i'ars ii il doet come. but caut
i.si III present see my way clear TO
,Rs'n operations
He roads are now getting in good
rare rs result Of the cessation IF
ram during lie last few davs. am,
vii be only q short while before
IA automobile could Traverse, the dis
uaee between my town and this cit,
With pcrfert easn
Fishing in The lake is all that
ne could desire lust now nifai,si
n'H" III the f'tet spee;,iens of perch
Gag Or tWp ago that has ever teen
aNen from those waters There is
= trouble - get them if You know
oW--- and If anybody needs points
l5t st ihen come to me.
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New Orleans Ia ft-1,.ts..,
no .,t,.-. ),
49, 's' 2 - IVY
~ is'.iic tel"ean ihl3 elt5
ana houston received highly en.
eourasing New YEARS. eift IN t,te
shave of notices from ths portsl na
pa,tmert ~ s,aat,a
sa,,,.,.. -, = 80 49,
~ 20 'Ns ae"h. 'Ao &c
e'ea8es rance f.olu sleo TO $500 It
saar, ana forty raa are r5,sa4ad
The ONLY rseeon .s...n.a !. =.
na,,oa - = -
tjon or t,o ,oe.,..
49, - Jug service. lndifiaual
merit length Of service, and othe
things seem to i. completely ia,iare
one man, VI, ,a4 ga. 4
ga, ,astt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04

laH3 i vas aXneetea that Il would b.
real ST. trial u about i've months
10 tho meantime prohibition is II
! easet III eyers district ID Georgia
Notwithstanding predictions thu.
lths enforcement of the NV I'D tho
fliz aaF Of the 0sw wear. which II 4
recognized heiiiav, IA alt parts &
ibe state. would bring about distur-
hanees. there was not tla slightest
disorder
Fae saloon men ID stianta owl
itutly believed that III lesal aspect
- iae sitnatiea viii cot ha4e fhe Of
HulssHa llisH fasa ito busi
fhef were rux to-day rip-
aat hstilH Hal eating their
cots - stnec1eH+ er u railroads
.af shipn ut FL states where Iiauor
Y allowed - ba sell.
/, Under The law tho defendants in
re- aeiien asaiH7ts tha prohibition
i'll viii have until Marcy D TO danlpr +
Z iiie ~ answer This leaves tie
Thcle matter y absyanee until that
me.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04

" YOU have registered aud have
your poll tax paid. you are entitled
70 sit down quietly at home and slide
along peacefully with the New VEN.
IL not, the rest of us will take the
burden Of government off your hands
for two years. All you are required
10 do. 70 look pleasant. Is 10 re-
lister and have n poll tax recent.
Remember the registration boots
CLOSE at 8 o'clock the evening ar
January II, 1908.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1908-01-04

Ihefe Will be a Wilkinson rncoiin
at the First National Bank ball il
.e"'e'e''e on Thursday. January ..
Hon. James Wilkinson, Hon. Il p
efoussard and others will address the
people on behalf of +. Will,inso,
1or Governor: J. G. Leblanc. Clerk of
court; DR.. W. G. Young, for Coroner.
a. Y. Fournet, for Senator; Jno NJ
purocher, for sheriff; L. s. Frere. for
Assessor; Jos. A. Provost. for Senator
X. y. Derouen and Oscar r. pasp;t
Jr., for representatives