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The Detroit times., 1909-12-15

purchased stamps from the company
and have not received their premiums
are left very much in the lurch. as
they are not likely 90 secure any divi-
dends OF Importance In the bankruptcy
proceedings.
The petition shows that the West
ern Trading & Household Supply Co.
consists OF Albert Pollak and Charles
and Louis Himelstein. The petition
ing creditors are Fenske Bros. Of Chi
cago. the Pittsburg Lamp a. Glass Co.
and the ID. l.. Conroy Furniture Co, OF
Shelbyville, Ind. Their total claims
amount 10 $67039.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Presents Canadian eudue,

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 14.-ln the
commons this afternoon Hon. w. s.
Fielding presented the Canadian bud
pet. II provides for no retaliatory at-
ties against the United States, pend
ing the decision Of President Taft az
applying the maximum tariff against
Canada Fielding believes WASHINGTON
has no desire for tariff war. Canada
Is prospecting and ii is thought better
10 make no tariff changes. a better.
ment Of thirty millions over last years
figures was shown IN the financial
statement
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
DROWNED HIS GRIEF.
Palibearer Returning From Funeral
Arrested as Drunk"

With blood streaming from a bad
cut over his left eye. and his face in
battered condition from frequent
contact with the sidewalk, young
man giving his name as Billy" MorrI.
son was taken to the central station
by Patrolmen Alexander and Kolod-
jiesk;. Tuesday noon. Billy" had an
awful list to starboard"
Where did you get it," asked Lieut.
Rutledge. solicitously.
II wuzn pallbearer at the-runeral Of
my best friends father said Billy"
He was loaded into the wagon and
sent to Woodbridge-st. station.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15

Read this carefully can't check
OF from gilt
You can't make mistake the quality Furniture
need about It's being
a
Z
o
off
list Why make
lver to urorder
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
Oklahoma Bank Closes.

TULSA, Okla, Dec. 1.-THE closing
Of the doors OF the Farmers National
bank here by order of National Bank
Examiner bryant, has brought tho dis
cussion OF the Oklahoma guaranty law
TO the front again The closing or The
bank IL saiE TO be an aftermath OF
the suspen6ion OF tho Columbia Rank
& Trust Go. at Oklahoma City. Both
lnstltuuonk we're controlled by w l..
Norton.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15
DICK" READING IN CHARGE.
Popular Typo Becomes Manager Of
Times Printing CO.

L. f. Haselhuhn. has resigned as
manager of The Times Printing Co.
to become vice-president and general
Of the Wayne Printing Co,
Nos. 25-29 Griswold-st. He has been
succeeded by X. w. Reading, who has
been assistant foreman and makeup
man in The Times composing room
for several years.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-15

4H HSfC y QOtWttS
Any home where there is n ri-
ano would welcome one OF
these Music Cabinets. We
have them In Oak. Birch,
Mahogany and Circass.an
Walnut. priced UP TO S45. Sec
a shs . SsS%ilfqi at fne $3.50
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
KIND WORDS.

"A prominent consulting eneiu
eer recently visited the engine
rooms of the New Iberia Electric
Light Plant and Waterworks.
later. he appeared before the
board Of commissioners when he
volunteered the statements:
81 was very agteeably surprised
with all | saw at the plant. Ev.
erything was clean and fresh look
lag-the engines, the generators
the floors. All the machines were
running smoothly, without Jolt
knock, or jar. | would i1dge that
thcy were never capable Of doing
better service II is my opinion
that the losses of your plant are
not confined to the engine room :"
These are kind words and they
reflect great credit upon Nj. Hen
ry Broussard, the Chief Engineer.
FOR the careful attention he has
given to all details Of his depart
ment. Those under the Chief
Also come in for a good part of the
credit for the conscientious man.
Ter in which they have discharged
heir part OF the daily duties.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
swlNeoev THE HUNDRED.
state Fair OF louisiana BUILDING Add
tlcnai Pens For Exh,hjts.

State Fair OF louisiana Building Add
tlcna' Pens For Exhibits.
The State Fair Of Louisiana Is max.
Ing arrangements for additional swine
sheds for this years hog show. which
Will be held with the State Fair at
Shreveport from Nov. 1 to g. L. H.
Frost Of Springfield. H., has kindly
consented to Judge the swine again
this year. while George Epple of
important department Of the State
Fair.
Louisiana swine are rapidly forging
to the front and great sales were re-
ported from the exhibits at the State
Fair last year. The farmers Of Louis
lana are now going into hog raising
more than ever before, and there IL
expected to be atlll greater hca
show than Was the case last year. Mr.
Frost lie considered one OF the great
est hog breeders In the country. and
while judging the stock at the Louis
lana Fair has proved Of great assist
anee to the exhibitors. by suggesting
on what lines to breed certain en-
tries In order ~ get the best results
During the last state Fair the ex
hihitors held mass meeting and pro.
scented the State Fair officials with
= signed memorial asking that Mr.
Frost be asked to Judge again this
rear.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
THE NEW RULE
PROMISES WELL.

The board of commissioners of
the Light & Water plant m
structcd the Secretary. az the
July meeting, that where service
bills were not paid ON OF before
the goth of The month succeeding
the month ~, which he bills were
rendered. the service should be
cut out, This ruling became ef
fective for the July service. On
August both there remained A few
unpaid accounts and tho service
had to he discontinued.
In most instances The delrp.
qnenta came forward and settled
and the service was promptly re
stored
In one ease the delinquent ey
planned the matter IN the oloctri |
c'an that he inst wanted Ia see
II Harry would have his liahts Ont |
out, When this was reported to
Harry he laoonicaly ropl,ed.
well. he'll have TO get lamp TO
see"
Tue practice of enFore,no
prompt payment for service hv
'uch methods ia quite general
With serving companies and the
GENERAL adoption Of il ia y strong
recommendations ef It The wis
,om OF its adoption by The New
heria Electric Light 4 W yer
forks planf IS shown IN the fol
owing result.
July service bills SlGgu on
August collections i7nt11I
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
LOUISIANA CATTLE IMPROVING
arrangements made for Great Fs,
Stock Show az state Fair This War.

e'ocN oneW AZ STATE Fair Vhie Year
The State Fair association. which /,
ready to hold the fourth annual even,
at Shreveport. Nov. / to 6, has per
fecfed al arrangements for the. cattle
goat and sheep show this year.
When the first State Fair was held
the cattle exhibitors were rather DOOR
put each succeeding year has shown a
steady and uninterrupted growth IN
me blooded cattle business Here.
lords, Short Horns and other blooded
cattle. as well as some blooded sheer
and goats, were shown during the last
Two years. and some OF the prize win
ners at the State Fair have since been
exported 70 South America
The cattle show this wear "a ~
pected 70 exceed anything ever held
IN Louisiana. requests for stall reser
vauons are already beginning to
come In and many fine bulls. steers
and mich cows will be shown. Farm.
ers having surplus supply OF stock
VIII find q ready market at the state
Fair, as every head on exhibit last
year offered for sale was sold az sat.
isfactory prices.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
0TR NEN7 CENN{+T.

Il viii uol BE- long bpfme rh'
enumeIaloia vii ~ ia III, hel,
Cor the eousua taking The con
aus 70 be taken viii have H. ac,N,
. for tn ncAt fen years fho gen
eral public aud commercial would
cutsidn ui our own immediaf.
community. place ve'y httle cen
tidcnee ~ any otl.ei figures =,
gatding the census than - q On
j niahcd lN tho Government 1o
fMpoi tanc" ~ toVue nud eltfpg "a
measured more by the numerical
strength Of tlie'l populations than
hy any either one factor Tho tie
urea placed opposite he name Of
this city ~ the counting Govern
ment census VII haVVio se,ve az
he et9sa' tiguros fol lie upNt lie
ca,'o
/ therefore. We should place on
selves III Inc "a I've oauuted ten all
we are WOW h
We We mol advocate. ~ y rule.
such extensions OF ely linlts a.
wnuld take into tue cornolailnn
large areas 1T field lands. ~ new
territory IN which, There il 10 pop
nlation lut. On occasion like
this, there ia every good reason
fM so extending the eity's bound
aries "a to include all of tlo roru
lons snhurhs Of this g,cN ing town.
We have. at the upper end ot
Jane street and another street
lnnuamed.) one block west oi
Jane. upon which there is now
quite a village. separated from
New Iberia only nv an imaginary
line. II the lines were SO extend
ed rs TO include these two streets
the people of this section or sub .
Wh would &c, more Of the benefits
OF the city government and this
city would get the benefit OF the
credit OF its true population
II would be well 10 consider Al
the same time that settlement n
the extreme western corner of the
city lluits
The extension Of Rank avenue.
Fleet. Center and Weeks streets
might also lie well considered
The southern boundaries might
he moved little fulthe: south 10
good advantage
Across the Bayou the houndar,
line might be moved north east
ward and Strengthened out. there.
~ absorbing more population.
There IN no good reason why HE
'lty population should be running
,ver the boundaries a. presently
'btalMe. The boundaries should
include all IF the city proper. II
night not be advisable AT lhis 8
ime to literally anticipate future
development and to make exten.
ions along lines which would in
lude large open areas, but il
1ould be reasonable for us to in
Jude all OF that population which |
ow property belongs TO this city. i
md there 's no better time FOR the /
DING Of il, /
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
FOIEYS ORINOLAXAI1yF
fou sroNAcn Tnoue.a andlComsv,vAv,oM
YOUR CHARACTER

May be read by the lines in yout
hand or the bumps on your head
The character OF your business
is oftener judged by the line az
iprinting you send ont on your on
velopes, letter heads. bill heads and
oards. we are turning out daily
the right kinn of printing for con
Germs OF good character. Are We
serving YOU? II not send us n trial
order and we will try to please YOU
exactly in carrying out your wisb-
es in every detail. A large line of
samples may be seen at this office
i. +. WILLARD, The Printer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

PRESIDENT WEIGH. 1T the Evan
goline Road Was IN town on W.L
nesIay forenoon lie stated thai,
one Of the locomotives FOR one .f
the construction t,.aius had. arliv
ed nj Po,tba.rc aud WAS very
satisfactory looking engine II,
will he but y aho,, while now bc
fore il will be started IN ills work.
heading south
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

The coat Of cutting would he
some where around 500, 900. This
would be n small investment as
compared to the icnenta that
would at once come 10 This city
through the Teche 3outte canal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
STATE FAIR ENDORSED
shreveport Merchants Offer Attractive
Oisplaya In Expositlcn Hall.

Shreveport Merchants Offer Attractive
Displays In Exposition Hail.
The State Fair of Louisiana. which
will be held at Shreveport this year
from Nov. TO 6. has not more loyal
supporters than the enterprisins mer.
chants Of Shreveport. Almost every
business Institution OF the city has
lts own space IN the Exposition hall
N which II places attractive displays
showing the class Of goods II offers
the CONSUMING public.
Az the same time the Shreveport
merchants have a number Of bargain
0ays while the State Fair IA in rrps.
ress. Through a cooperative plan nv
tne merchants those desiring 70 at
tend the State Fair and at the same
time do some shopping, can get their
expenses paid by the local merchants
90 the refundlng plan, az outlined bv
sne advertisements Of the Shreveport
aTaoe Extension association.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

Any erroneous reflection upon the
standing or reputation Of any person
firm Q, corporation which may appear
in the columns Of the lherian will he
gladly corrected If brought to The al
tention Of the editor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

Any subscriber NOT receiving his
paper regularly viii please report
same 10 this office aud an investiga-
tIon will promptly he made by the
management.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

Summer officially closed on last
Saturday. but the frst week ot
fall has worn decided summer
air.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

The new Catholic Rcctory. at
Pattersonvillc. huilt Ivy The pastor.
Rev. G FROM ~ nearing compile
tion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

The Teche-Boutte Canal would
give the shortest possible route to
the Mississippi river from this
point. LET'S CUT IT.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

The Ibeian Is responsible Cor no
inu,eijual debts contracted Ivy par
ties connected in any capacity with
the paper.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

TkESPASS NOTICE. The public
IL hereby notified and warned
that hunting and otherwise tres.
passing upon my farm, south of
new iberia, Is positively prohlb
tied under the penalty of the
IsW q. +. Morrell.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
SATURDAY, AUGUST es, 1909,

We have had rain every day
this week
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
HE RENTER LIVES

From day 70 day from moving
o o,me TO mTi9k hna enjoying
rnly the prFiEse of paNg rent.
me nome pYner enjoys he sat
ISL ,s,ae . laPermanent ybme for
!, ms family ny you wanna home,
i VIII pay you ec.asss~d the office
ana investigate our pla0
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
DESTROYS SLEEP.
MANY NEW IBERIA PFQpI n
TESTIFY TO THIS.

You cant sleep at night,
With aches and pains or 4 had
back,
When YOU have ia get up from
urinary troubles,
All on account of the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills bring peace
full slumber;
They cure all kidney ills.
Phillip l. krimer, sl7 W. ST. Pc
: s; :, !: 's!t.I 's,:1~ ,;'; :;::
vented me frob reN< well !
beeahk rNrvo, andArose in the
NOT knoY rhetper this suffering
was dnY0 my Kidneys or net but
beingmFed bY my wife to try
poan's Kidney lis, went to Tav-
Tors drug stord and procured a
box. They proved to be the very
remedy | needed, bringing me
relief The results were
SO satisfactory in every way that
| can give Doan's Kidney Pills nv
hearty endorsement
FOR sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo. New
DIRK, sole agents for the United
States.
remember the name-Doan's-l
md take no other.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

For Job Printing go to MiIlara's
d. F. WILLARD, The Printer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28
EvANCEL|NE ROAD

lna Irogpr+s ~ the NerI,
and tlo IulIp Nrv+ lIar
rrnine alnne lha | vac
Tho board nf dtrctora nf the
IvnuQelinn !, ral ~ ~ Nnniat
~ p,",4' sas-,rp y 'i wv ot'ir, W.
Tins p',
M riklns. IT t'hicagr. was III
town 81 iun-d.,N. after having
visited he section III the vicinity
+oi ArnanivllIn here tho rnad
building '4 golne on "Wednesday
morning hr LEFT on The early train
fcr New n,lcans
At this writing Il ~ announced
that \ meeting 1T the CITY nnnril
VII IT, hrld III T.ida, # tluA
w"ok iol ,he rn'pnse # acting
upon IL" arpllrVllon II the New /
Iberia. - Ma,ts anal Nm,hr,n r
Railroad 90. i"r i fanchiao ~, N
and along certain streets ~ ,h,s
city In difference ~ 4 request nl
the et'ie'al " th" Mn'gnn'H Ia 4
Wy ha'l'nAi 'n IT, ~ Notified
aud f. h' permitted ~ l,r preaent
when i" franchise question came
NJ Tor action. they were duly mott
fed The meeting Is scheduled
foi I o'clock ~ lho afternoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

" was announced here On We'd
nesday that the first consignment,
of steel for the Evangeline road
had reached New Orleans that
day and that il would he loaded
and fo' wardod ~ rail TO dist,lhui
ing points along The line AT once.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

street ,u,nor has il that IL,
tVang'l'no road has acquired co',
troll Of tho vacant lnta NJ tho Con
of Jefferson street and hrtwccy
fulton street and the bayou
where whmyes and wa,elouse.
will he erected
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

AT this time il seems to NO prct
" well understood that the New
'heria-St. Martins < Northern r.
Y. - branch of the Frisco system
Another interesting fact devel-
oped last night ut the CITY Coun-
Gil meeting, and that was that the
EVange,ine road had purchased the
Gall x Pharr old mill site, which
will be made the terminal OF the
road here. The price paid for this
plot of ground is Si5 900
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-08-28

Mr. u. NJ Tuner was employed
this week N making Il number of
photographs Of physical con,;l
tons along the ran of Fulton
street These wer: prepared FOR
nae hy The Fvangcline road in
pressing lis application M fore the
city Council FIR 4 franchise along
that street. The granting of which
was 'nerg"tirall, opposed Nv the
Sou bern Pacific Go.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-02-04
To Exchange.

80 acres of good, level land IN
Prowers county, Colorado; title perfect;
clear of all Indebtedness. Good rich,
deep soil; every foot can be farmed; 6
miles north of Granada, and only 8
miles from Bristol, Colorado. Granada
has a big sugar beet factory. This is
valuable land and will increase in value
right along. The irrigation ditch comes
within ID mile of this 80, and can be
extended to it. There are no i'm
provements on this 80, there are really
80 72-1OO acres in this tact of land.
Abstract will be furnished, taxes paid
up, and warrantee deed given. Price
100000. Will trade for 200 acre
farm in south Missouri, having i'm
provements on, or might consider a
good 100 acte improved farm. What
ever is offered must be clear and have
perfect title. Give full description of
what you offer, in first letter.
L. N. ROSAMOND, Haddam, Kans.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-02-04
It Turned I urt1e.

Friday morning the mail hack, with
Ross Jones as driver and Harry Brad
bury, of Kansas City, a student in the
School of the Ozarks, as a passenger,
turned over in the river at this place,
fortunately with no more serious con-
sequences than the soaking of the
mails and the moistening of the driver
and passenger. Stroud, the ferryman
at the Chapman ferry, phoned in that
on account of the high wind he could
not operate the ferry at that point, and
Jones determined to ford here and
make the trip via Kirbyville. The
water was deep for fording, and wind
and waves forced the team too far down
stream, so that the position was criti-
cal at best, when front wheel came
off the hack on the lower side and the
vehicle went over like flash. Jones
and Bradbury were fortunate enough to
get out With pretty thorough soaking,
Jones carrying out the letter pouch and
assisting Bradbury to land. The horses
went down and came near downing,
but with the assistance of Charley
Baldwin were freed by cutting the har-
ness and gotten out. The hack was
near the south bank when the turn
over occurred, and the boys made
good speed to DR.. Baldwin's residence
and a good fire. The sack containing
the paper mail remained in the river
until Saturday noon, when it and the
hack were landed. This is reason for
congratulation all round that there was
no tragedy as result of the episode.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-02-04
E. pLURIBUS
UNUM
BY WILLIAM S. WALKLEY
Copyright. by Shortstory Pub. Co,


There was me bunkie. Dunham, the
rookie, an Gawd only knows why he
ever went in. He was the littlest,
brown-haired, blue-eyed kid you ever
saw, with laughin' ways an dainty
manners; but his place was with his
ma, though no man ever put up bet
ter scrap, as even Silver Anderson
knows. He come to me tent, an he
says, I'm to live here" chuckin' down
his kit
Billy McNutt rolls over an says:
Hope to die. What dairy calf air
you?"
The cove must of busted his apern
string, an run for it. Where's your
nurse, little 'un?' hollers Silver An
dersOn, the Swine.
He just grinned sort of sheepish an
never said nothin', and goin' red as a
artill'ry bankit. | asked him what's
his name, an he hauls out a little sill
yer mounted bizness an pulls out a
visitin' card, handin' it to Billy Nc
Mutt. You orter seen us fellers open
our winders an look at it.
Billy gifts up an bows an scrapes
his feet, lookin' at the ticket. Then
he says-Billy was feller what
would have shined in a thee-ater-he
says, sarcastic like an grand, 'Aw,
glad to welcome you to the Fift' Ar
my Corps, Mister z. Pluribus Unum,
with your name parted in the middle,
handin' the ticket to me.
The rookie just grinned some more,
an we all laughed-Billy's such q
funny little beast; then he up an tells
us his name is e. Pluribus Dun
ham, an that the bell-boy of our hotel
-meanin' Billy-wan't no lady. That
riled McNutt, an he was for murder,
only i sat on him, he bein' best con
trolled by force. Take it cool, Will
liam," says ].
The cuss growed on us, spite of his
milky way; had knack for sogerin'
too, an could cook like a Chinaman
guess he done it for his ma, when
she was sick. He was willin' an
handy round camp, an worked like
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-02-04
Shou1d have Said Almonds.

In the c. P Anderson letter two
weeks ago pecans" should have been
almonds crop which comes into
bearing in three or four years instead
of the long time required by pecans.
Also "$1OO to $50 a year" should
have been followed by the words per
acre. Some of the readers of the Re-
publican are considerably interested in
Mr.. Anderson's letter, and would like
information in regard to where and how
the young almond trees can be obtained.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-02-04

a niger, drillin' an guard-mountin'
ontil his feet was bleedin'-but never
a zip nor white feather. Dead game
kid.
Wall, when we got down to Cuby.
the push thought E. Pluribus would
drop his tail, an be gutter. Nary
a quit. He was like bunch of nails.
an the terrible heat an the mud, an
the rain an diggin' trenches give most
of us that Sasparilly feelin'. too; but
E. Pluribus was up an comm with a
boss to let.
Billy McNutt softened up on the
child an tried to do some Of his
work, cause E. Pluribus was gittin'
thin, though he stayed with his feed
when they was any. 1 heerd Billy
argyin' with him.
"Pluribus," says Billy, gimme your
shovel, an you rest yourself like
nice boy
Thanks, Billy" said the youngster,
proud like, you amt so many, an
this is my detail. You're just come
in, amt you?"
Billy laughed sort of soft, an said
he guessed he could stand it better n
Pluribus could Then he made pass
for the shovel but the kid was quick
| an wouldn't have it.
Darn it," says Billy, you'll kill
yourself in them hellish trenches,
| diggin' like an Eyetalian in a sewer.
Let's see your lunch-hooks.'
The little bantam's hands was blis-
| tered like he'd been burned with a
red-hot iron, an we never knowed it.
| my Gawd," says Billy, near weep
| in. An he took the shovel, an a
extry stunt shoyellin' trenches. Billy's
hearts as big as old Shafter, is Billy's.
] TIL excitement kept him lively as