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tons and reversed the destinieS OF man
over and over again since his race first
evolved 1t has made the slave the
master and the master the slave. While
smarting under the discipline melted
out to him by Peary, Cook conceived
the great ambition of his Hfe-to fitch
the big nall from his rival and quon-
dam superior.
His first independent attempt at polar
honors was with the yacht Zena,
year later. but this failed. Then he or
ganized and commanded an expedition on
the steamer Miranda. hut she got crushed
turn to Brooklyn the young mans fancy
now turned to an enterprise quite as
serious as polar exploration. but by no
means frigid. He wooed Mss Anna i.
Forbes of Brooklyn and they became en-
gagged. But before their wedding day an
other chance for glory doomed up on the
horizon. The Belgian expedition to the
antarctic was organized and he was Of
fered the important commission of sur
geon and anthropologist. He accepted and
turn. 1t was sad parting when the time
came, but there was solace in the thought
that the honor Of honors would fall upon
those who first put foot upon hub of the
earth, be it the uppermost or bottom
most. But after cropping among the ice
bergs of the south for two long years
and waiting through long antarctic
night the expedition returned. The skip
per OF an American snip mOofed at Punta
Arenas, the southernmost town of earth:
met the party coming back and, finding
young American aboard, proposed that
the meeting be celebrated with American
beer.
II don't drink" said Cook. But the
skipper never sized him up as a molly
coddle. When the expedition got back
the Belgian king decorated the Yankee
surgeon with the Order of Leopold.
But it was sad home coming now. The
girl left behind in Brooklyn had been dead
over year before the first word had
reached her absent fance. He now saw
many more black days than make an
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Feathery clouds are few and fair,
Thistledown Is on the air
Ripping sunshine on the lake.
Wild grapes scent the sunny brake;
Dizzy songs the crickets sing.
Wild bees wander murmuring,
butterflies float In a dream
Over all the swallows CLEAN:
Here and yonder. high and low,
Goldenrod and sunfiowers glow;
Here and there a maple fushes.
Sumac reddens, wOodbine bushes.
Purple asters bloom and thrive.
| am glad to be alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-19

Sunday Menu.
BREAKFAST.
Pears and Apples.
Cereal.
Fried Salt Pork and
Fried Green Tomatoes.
Buttermilk Biscuit.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Cream of Tomato Soup with
CrOutOns.
Roast Lamb, Mint Sauce.
Wild Grape and EIderberry Jelly.
Baked Tomatoes Stuffed with Corn.
Lettuce and Green Pepper Salad.
Apple Pie, Cream Cheese.
Coffee.
SUPPER.
3 cold Baked Beans with Chilli
Sauce.
Sliced Boiled Ham.
Sliced Tomatoes with Green
Peppers and French Dressing.
Whole Wheat Bread and Butter.
Connecticut Loaf Cake.
Sliced Bartlett Pears with Cream.
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lyn. and in Fulton market. where his elder
brother William was working, lie went
from stall to stall. asking for d job.
Finally the keeper of vegetable
stall agreed to take him. He was
a country boy and would know carrots
from parsnips. even if his voice did sound
like a saw running through a line OF
pine knots So he got the place, and in
stead of running the streets after work,
entered night school. But pretty soon
he and William had their heads together,
Matching out schemes for bigger pay. Will
liam, who was a few years the older, de-
cided in favor of milk, and Frederick joined
in the enterprise, which was to grow into
dairy.
Perhaps the younger brothers penchant
for travel dates from these days when he
used to start out with his milk wagon
and his trusty Dobbin long ere the crack
of dawn to rattle housewives pans and
pitchers on the doorsteps of Brooklynites,
who cursed him for disturbing their
slumbers or for giving their wives a clue
as to the time when they were tip-toeing
up to bed.
No more did these disturbed ones know
that this mysterious nocturnal visitor
would one day be worldfamous than did
the ardent suitors whom his din and
clatter reminded that twas time to desert
Miranda and the cozy horsehair sofa by
the ng-deadened fire. After the morning
route was finished and Dobbin was back
in the stable the young man took down
his books and studied till twas time for
the afternoon route. Then he went to
night school, and sometimes ii was diff
cult to keep awake when one had TO
scratch out of bed so long ere the break
of day. But milk route before dawn
OF Brooklyn morning in dead of winter
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peeled. chilled and sliced or followed out
and used as cups for the service of
cocktail.
Tomato Cups for Cocktails or Salads
Select small round tomatoes, peel, cut
a slice from the stem end and with a
sharp-pointed spoon scoop out the CEN
tiers. leaving a firm wall. Sprinkle lightly
with salt, turn upside down to drain.
then place on the ice to chill. When ready
10 serve fill with any cocktail mixture de-
sired or simply with a piquant sauce, as
for instance, a tablespoonful of lemon
juice, half tablespoonful olive oil, a
teaspoonful finely minced tarragon, mint
or cress leaves. a stoned olive, salt and
pepper to season. Serve on lettuce or
nasturtium leaf. and. If liked. garnish
with one or two nasturtium blossoms
washed and chilled. as these, too. are
edible and add TO the piquancy of the
dish.
Cocktail Dressing for CLANS.
For each cocktail allow one tablespoon
full lemon juice, four drops tobasco sauce,
teaspoonful prepared horseradish, a
busting of paprika and salt to season.
Put in each tomato cup five Little Neck
CLAIMS. oysters or two tablespoonful
shelled and iced shrmps and cover with
the dressing. Serve each cocktail on "A
nest of cress or setting of lettuce or
nasturtums.
Stuffed Ripe Tomatoes.
Take for this purpose firm ripe toma-
toes. Cut cap of the top Of each and
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Cocktail Dressing for CLANS.
Stuffed Ripe Tomatoes.

Take for this purpose firm ripe toma-
toes. Cut cap of the top of each and
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When the last thunderous echoes of
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lhen the father of the little family died
and the wolf got to coming very near to
the door sometimes. Next came the Iure
OF the great city and early in his teens
the lad turned his determined nose iowa rd
the metropolis. He got as far as Brook
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09

BY virtue of an order from the Hon
the 18th Judicial District Court O
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of Tie
ria. dated October 7th, 1909, issued +
the above Succession, and to me d.
rected, l, ]. g. Leblanc. Administrat },
of said succession, will offer for sale
and will sell to the last and highes,
bidder, FOR CASH, on the day of Ga, e
at the Court House door in the CITY 81
New Iberia, on
SATURDAY. NOV. 18TH, 1909.
between legal sale hours, to realize
funds to pay debts Of said 1uccession
the following described property, to
wit:
"A certain tract Of land With ali the
buildings and improvements thereon
and thereanto belonging. situated at
Fsusse Pointe, said Parish and State.
on the West side OF the Bayou Tecbe.
containing and measuring sixty two
and one half (62ia aipents. more or
less. In superficial area, bounded North
BY Easebe 0onsoulin or assigns, South
~ Decuir lnow Rose). East by Bayou
Ieche and West by DR.. Alfred Duper-
Ter or assigns"
Also all the movable prope, " Of said
Succession described inf the Tnve6lorv
h!ed ID the office Of the Clerk of Court
Of Iberia Perish.
]. g. Leblanc.
Administrator.
Cammack 4 Broassard, Attys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09

+. GAJAN, 2 shares. =. :. 1870
II. N. PHARR, 8 shares 80. so
PORTEUS X. BURKE, 8 shrs.... sO
P. KRAMER, 6 shares,--- y -....- 60,
r. EMMETT O'NEIL, 6 shares. so,
J. A. PETERMAN. Z shares,--. 10,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
ARTICLE VIII.

Upon the termination OF thi'
Charter either by limitation or an,
other cause, the business and af-
fairs thereof shall be liquidated un-
der the superintendence Of three
co nmissioners selected from a.
mong the stockholders at a gen
eral meeting called for that pur-
pose in the manner above provid-
ed, who shall in addition 10 the
duties prescribed by law, perform
such further duties and give such
security as may be required by the
stockholders.
In case of the death of any com
missioner during the term of his
duties as such the remaining com
missioner shall elect a successor
from among the stockholders.
This done and passed at my of
flee in the City of New Iberia, Par
ish OF Iberia, Louisiana, on the
da.v and date first above written
IN the presence OF Messrs. K. 8.
Bell and VIM. Bauman, competent
witnesses who hereunto sign their
names, with appearers, and me.
after due reading of the
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election.
The Board of Directors may es-
tablish transfer agencies inv finan-
cial centers to make transfer OF
stock Of this corporation and IN
der such reasonable rules and re
gulations as the Board may estab-
lish.
Stock transfers on the books Of
said transfer agents shall be deem
ed transferred on the books of the
Company.
ARTICLE W.
The following persons will con
stitute the first Board Of Direct
Ors to wit
DIRECTORS:
F. M. WeIch,
III. N. Pharr,
POrteus r. Burke,
John NJ Durochcr,
James A. Peterman,
X. Emmett O'Neil,
Paul Kramer.
And the following shall be he
officers of the Corporation and
Sldli serve u0tII tnelF successors
are elected:
OFFICERS:
+. NJ. WEIGH, President.
James A. Peterman, tst Vice Pres.
X. Emmett O'Neil, End Vice Pres.
Henry N. Pharr, Sec'y and Treas.
ARTICLE VII.
Except as to the increase or de-
crease OF the capital stock, which
shall be done in the manner and
form required by law, this act of
incorporation may be changed al
tered, or modified, or said cor
poration may be dissolved by a
vote of not less than three fourth
of the outstanding capital stock at
a meeting of the stockholders call
ed especially for that purpose af-
ter ten days notice to each stock
holder Of the time and place Of
holding such meeting given in the
manner prescribed by Article VI
of this act, or by publication o.
a notice Of such meeting for thirty
days in some newspaper printed
and published in New Iberia, La.
such meeting to be convened BY
the Secretary upon order OF al
of the Board or upon
written request of those holding
not less than one third of the cap
ital stock.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Mrs. JENNIE H. HARPER, widow
of Sterling PEBBLES,
EREBE BROUSSARD.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of iberia
10th Judicial District Court.

Notice il hereby given that b.
virtue of an order of seizure AM
sale, issued out of the above en-
titled and numbered cause and t.
me directed, ], George Henderson
Sheriff, through Frank j. Mestay
er, Deputy Sheriff, have seize,
and will offer for sale and will sci
to the last and highest bidder, a
Iberia, La, between legal sale hour
on
SATURDAY,, OCT. 10TH, 1909
the following described properly
to wit:
First.--A certain lot of grount
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto be
longing, situated within, but form
erly, just above the corporate linn
it's of the City of New iberia, La.
measuring lac feet front on 1.
foot alley NOV Lassalle Street) b,
IA feet in depth and bounded or
the North by Mrs. Alice Landry, OF
the South by the aforesaid Alley
East by property of Lloyd Zehnel
and West by lot No. 2, being LOT
No. of certain plat of survey
made by u. p. Broussard, Survey
or, on Aug. nth, 1893. Being the
same property acquired from the
Iberia Building Association and ol
record in Conveyance Book 81 al
folio 100.
Second. -Another certain lot oI
improvements thereon and there
unto belonging, situated in tbs
same locality, measuring 80 feet
front on said Alley by LA feet in
depth, bounded North by proper
ty of Celestine Mouton or assigns,
South by said Alley, Fast by lot
No. 1 and West by lot No. ) OF said
plat. Being Lot No. of said plat.
Third Another certain lot of
ground with all of the buildings
and improvements thereon and
thcreunto belonging and all ap-
purtenances thereof, situated in
the same locality, measuring II
feet front on said Alley, by 1i1 feet
in depth and bounded North by
property of Celestine Mouton or
assigns, South ty said Alley, East
by lot No. 2 and West by lot No.
4 Of said plat, being lot No. 3 OF
said plat.
Fourth.-Another certain lot CT
ground with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and there-
unto belonging and all appurten-
ances thereof, situated in the same
locality, measuring IS feet front
on said Alley by IA feet in depth
and bounded North by Celestine
Mouton or assigns, East by lot No.
Of said plat, South by said Alley
md West by another Alley II feet
vide running parallel with the
main public road leading from
vev Iberia to st. Martinville; be-
M lot No. I Of said plat. Being
he same four lots acquired by |
rendor from Mrs. Alice Landry on
he Ind day Of March 1905 by act
assed before ventress ]. Smith,
otary Public.
RR1(D AND CONDI-
1To1D or 0Al& i
K ~ Il
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, &
PARISH OF IBERIA.

!, J. G. Leblanc, Clerk OF the 10th
Judicia, District Court, in and for
the Parish of iberia and state 4
foresaid, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of in
corporation Of the New Iberia st.
Mary and Eastern Railroad Com
pany has been duly recorded in the
records Of my office in MecelIane-
GUS Book No. :. Page-----.--.---,----.-.-
In faith whereof witness my sig
nature and seal of office this sth
day of October. A. D., 1909.
!. G.. leblanc,
Clerk of Court.
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TWO-THIRDs OF THE PEOPLE

Of this country live In rented
houses; you cannot subsist in your
old age on rent receipts. They
have no rebate or other value, ex-
cept ~ relics Of your folly, Re-
solve not to live another year Tor
menth, II possible) in q house that
can be adorned with "TO LRT,'
signs. Let the landlord have Il
and own your own home. Consult
our 0ecretary.
lDnRIA BUILDING ASSN.
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THE WORDS YOU SPEAK

Are the outward marks Of your
intellectual capacities. When you
speak do you show everyone that
you are educated, cultered and re-
fined, or do you simply publish to
the world the fact that you are
person Of only ordinary intelli-
gence and average culture? In
other words
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09

The domicile of this corporation
shall be at New Iberia, La, where
service of citation or other legal
process shall be made upon the
president of said corporation, or,
in his absence, upon one of the
Vice presidents, or in the absence
of said officers, upon the Secretary
of said Company.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
For cash, for a sufficient a


to pay in full the amount
OF the first note, that is, Five
Hundred Dollars with interest, on
the entire debt of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars from April 4th 1908 to the
date of sale together with 10 per
cent Attorneys fees on the full
amount of Fifteen Hundred Dol
lars as Attorneys fees, as well as
all costs OF these proceedings; on
terms of credit amount of Five
Hundred Dollars with per cent
interest from date of sale unit,
paid and becoming due April 4th.
1910, and Five Hundred Dollars
with per cent. interest from date
Of sale until paid and becoming
due on April 4th, 1911.
Given officially this nth day of
September, A. d. 1909.
Geo. Henderson, Sheriff.
per Frank J. Mestayer, D'ty Shift.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA.

J do hereby certify that ! have
examined the above and forego-
ing Charter Of the New Iberia st.
Mary and Eastern Railroad Com
pany and finding nothing therein
contrary to the laws OF the United
States or Of the State OF Louisiana,
do hereby approve the same.
A. n. MULLER.
10th Jud Dist. Atty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09

VENTRFSS SMITH,
Notary Public
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09
DO You Speak English Correctly!

In this progressive age, the abili-
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-10-09

JOS. BURG, I share, --...- 100
per j. A. Peterman
w. Nc kERAL I share. ..---- --. 100
per j. a. Petcrman
A. W. WOLFCRD, I share. "a. 100
per !. a. Pctcrman
w. N. GOOCH, SHARE. go 100
per j. A. Petcrman.
j. N. DALTON, I share. .----- 100
per J. A. Petcrman.
j. Il. PROHASkA, ! SHARE 100
per j. A. Peterman.
J. NJ. DUROCHER. z shares, ------ 900
per Y. NJ Wclch.
+. NJ WEIGH, I share. 100
J. MMERGLHGK q 60. I shr.. 100
ED. l.. ESTORGE, SHARE - y
JULES DREYFUS. ! share, ------i0a
GEO. w. DALLAS, I share 100
per Porteus x. Burke.
Witnesses:
X. $. BELL,
WIN. BAUMANN.
VEN1RESS SMITH.
Notary Public.
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SUCCESSION SALE
10th Judicial District Court, State
of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.

Succession of
J. A. Decuir and Alplionsine Brous.
sard. both deceased. cS
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Packed House =
Greet Angel
Interesting Address on Norway Friday
Evening at Odd Fellow Hall. i.

Friday evening Capt. Angel, the
noted Norwegian lecturer, of Christi
ania, Norway, spoke to packed house
at the Odd Fellows hall and used as
his subject Norway in 1906"
il. He is, "a representative Of the Nor
wegian society founded for the purpose
of bringing the natives of that country
together who are scattered in different
parts of the country. His lecture was
most enthusiastically received and
there were many listeners who came
from all parts of the country to hear
the noted speaker. His subject was
most interesting, being delivered in
the native language. During the
course of the lecture he used number
of lantern slides which helped illus
trate the lecture and gave a more
thorough idea of the subject which
was ably discussed. ~. -. 5'*T'
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HorIcE or 1ronTaAaE- aAIn.

d, Notice Is hereby given, THAT thai Ger
ta,n m9fesgage executed and delivered
g 81 Haakamp, s morfga man,
and filed for record in the ofiies 81 IKE 1Ss
ss t e dgs SAFE e ths e
corded In book % Of mortgages st H 'pa nss
II IL VEIL a pe foreclosed BY q sale of the
after described at the front door Of g tI,e
Eams eyECounty. Court House In the civ
e Tps gtn Lake in the county % Ramsey
March 1905 TO- satisfy the a amon aaay III, q
upon W such mortgage on the day Of sale ale
gage and which Viii Be sold To- sa hGrs1
are Situated in Ramsey county eounty. N TnfK
dsSyn an tbs Sa,S
Quarter t1yW514 ) and Lots Thrsa 4 S eSs5
and ID -Four % Section { ii ToWnsi "a &
having been cen 9 stipuIa IN q @ q
pn aGI fg that u the mortgagor should
TAI 10 pay prior liens Eor taxes On fF,es
m e g,,s premises that the rnortgagees
paid should draw interest III 8twsivetn q:
cent per annuIn and the mortgagor9 l,savs5
r nert Iaised ia s9 pay interest
having on October Is1 sos. paid sisssleis
ana under taE Ee ane saxss
Woie sssfisa e
gage due, there Viii, therefore. Isl fd,,n3
on Such mort on dstes 8 u 81 SAFE ale
and expenses of sale and the a aas ss
Dated Isbraary ssh; 100: VA VA
s35i Esss sss g d. u
s Sss:. ,Sssss ss' a ssssssss
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u Made at Home ..3s.. 3. s..
Farmers Mill { Elevator Assn

and the travelling men from all over
the state make this their headquarters
for Sunday. Mr.. Whitman is awake to
the, requirements of the public and will
make all necessary improvements to
be In touch with the times and have a
strictly up-to-date and modern hotel.
Extensive work will be done on the
rooms on the second and third floors,
telephones will be installed in many Of
the rooms and other Improvements for
the benefit of the guests will be made.
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sUArrdONs.

4 ALT SUMMONS. II
ps State Of North Dakota, County Of
In District Courr-Second Judicial
District. rs 80
Robert Stanley, Plaintiff, VS.. W. f.
Hol1enberg, Defendant. sS' <
SUMMONS. f.. l.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named Defendant: 4 GsIs'2:.E3..4
=, You. are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint In this action which has
been filed in the office Of the clerk Of the
District Court Of Ramsey County, North
Dakota, at his Office in Devils Lake.
North Dakota, and to serve a copy Of
your answer upon the subscriber within
summons upon you, exclusive Of the sac,,
ct service; and in case Of your failure
to appear or answer, Judgment will be
lief demanded in the complaint. -,
DATED Devils Lake. N. D., February
:, Edward r. Flynn,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Lake. North Dakota. I 7Is;'-,iS { 'ss,
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ESTATE GOES,
TO WIFE AND CHILD

Judge Cowan has announced his de-
cision in the Peterson estate case, af-
firming the decree of final distribution
of the county court of Benson county.
The case involved the right of success
sion to the property of Anton E. Peter
son, who died in Benson county in No
vember, 1906. The estate was ap-
praised at about $4,000. Peterson
had lived here some twenty years and
was supposed to have been a bachelor
No heirs were known at the time of
his death. Through old letters, how
ever, it was learned that he had lived
In Michigan years ago and that he
had wife and child there. The mat
ter was taken up by the local authori-
ties with the result that Mrs. Herman
Nielsen, as the common law wife of
Petersen, and Herman Nielsen, claim
ing as the son Of this common law
marriage, made claim to the estate.
The matter was also taken up with
the Norwegian consul at st. Paul, and
several persons residing in Norway,
who claimed to be second and third
cousins of the deceased, also appeared
and claimed the" estate. Buttz & Sin
ness of Minnewaukan, represented
the Michigan people, while Lindstrom
& Burke of Leeds, and Scott Rex
Of Grand Forks, appeared for the Nor
wegian claimants. Former Judge
Dresser found in favor of the common
law wife and the son. An appeal was
taken to the district court, and the
matter retired before Judge Cowan,
who finds that the Norwegian claim
ants have failed to prove their rela-
tionship and further that there was a
valid common law marriage between
the Nielsen woman and the deceased in
Michigan in 1876, and that the son
Herman is the legitimate son of Peter
son, the issue of this marriage, and
hence that the wife and son take
the property.