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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Lake city wins from LohrviIIe.

LAKE CITY, Ia, Juno 1.-CSpeciaD.-
The Lake City Red Sox Walloped the
Lohryille team In the second victory on
the local diamond by the scone OF l6 TO 2
The locals had the visitors under control
all the time. The visitors made their two
scores In the fourth on one of the only
two hits they made off Wilkins. The Red
Sox batted the ball around at their will,
and In the fifth inning they ran in eight
scores on twelve men up to bat. Cum
mings was knocked ont of the box and
Redinius went in and held the locals down
somewhat. Batteries: Lake City, VIII
kins and Decker; LohrVille, Cummings,
Redinius and Wiles.
Bee Want Ads Are business Roosters
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
DEFEAT FOR NEBRASKA CITY
Off Day for Hull and MRryvilIe Trims
Team Five to Three.

Off Day for Hull and MRryvilIe Trims
Team Five TO Three.
MARYVILLE, Mo-, June 1.-(Special Tel
egram.) -Maryville defeated Nebraska City
today, TO 3. Hull for Nebraska City was
off and was taken out in the fourth in
ming. being replaced by Miller. Errors by
Chapman and Badura were responsible for
four runs for Maryville. Score;
R.H.E.
Maryvllle ......1 o2oo0 8 )
Neb. city 80 / 2 o o 0 o 0 % 5 8
Batteries: Maryvflle, Thorp and Pollock;
Nebraska City, Hull, Miller and Waller.
Umpire: BaraCkman.
CLARINDA, Ia,-Score:
R.H.E.
Auburn ........O 5000 Ool 0-l /
Clarinda ...a,.1 o 0 -
Batteries Kyell, Shots and Copeland;
Casey and Johnson, Umptre: sage
SHENANDOAH, Ia.-June l-Score:
R.H.E.
talls Clly .....ss'.s'''s'' '''''s''''''''S
shenandoah .ss....s..'.s.'s-ss..'s s.ss!'so
Batteries: Heacock and Smith; Ever
EFT, Ward and Castle. umpireI Lundburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Victory for DOane Nine.

Doane defeated Bellevue here today in
q very loosely played game by score OF u
Knocked out home fun with iSe the 'e Basel
full in the third and started the land
slide, Bellevue's three scores were made
In the first Score by innings!
R.HE
Doane .....0 % Ol93 O-lS 10 s
Bellevue ......3 0 0 0 0 90 "a 5l3
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
'Batted for Nelson in T T6iIs '''''% IL 81

otolen bases; Aubrey, Mccormick, Wrig-
icy. sacrifice hits: Bourher, Ryan. Two
base hits; Congalton, Hinchman, McCor-
mick Three-base hits: Odweli, Jones,
Double plays Qulnlan to Downs to Cd
Aubrey, Mccormick to WriKIey to Autrev,
Bases on balls: OFF Nelson, 2; off Osborne,
z; off Sitton, 8; off Ryan, l. Struck out:
ny Nelson, b. by Osborne, 2; by Sitton, /;
by Ryan, l. Hits: Off Nelson, in three
innings; off Osborne in two and a third
innings; off Sitton, o in three and two
thirds innings. Hit by pitched ball: BY
osborne, Murray Time. 162. Umpires:
Bierhalter and Guthrie.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
BOSTON.

"Batted for Brown in eighthg -,
Chicago ..........,."i 9999 II
Two-base hits: Sheckard, Holman. Three
base hit: Herzog, Hits: OFF Brown, in
eight innings; off overall, in eight and
third inning. Sacrifice fly: Schultz. Sacri-
flee hits: Sheckard, overall, Evers. Stolen
base; Shean. Double play: Shean to
cago, 4; Boston, g. First base on balls: Off
Brown, A. off overall, 2. First base on
errors: Boston, 2. Struck out: BY overall T.
Passed balyl: King. Time: las. Umplres:
tombstone and Moran -,fa
New York Wins Another.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The New York
Nationals today won their eighth straight
game defeating Cincinnati, TO 2. Ander-
and was relieved by Rowan in the first
inning after he had forced In. a. run.
Mathewso was practically inVincible with
men on bases. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
One Flight PostDOned.

MII.WsA UKEE, June lad Wolgast,
Champion lightweight pugilist. today called
off his tep-round bout with Jack Redmond
scheduled for Milwaukee, June 10, claiming
his hands are In bad shape. The bout
probably will be held June "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Crete piles Up Big Score.

CRETE, Neb., June l. (Special).-
Crete beat Exeter yesterday afternoon
in a very one-sided game by the score
Cfete beat Exeter yesterday afternoon
of II to g. Score by innings:
Exeter ......u..."..0 o 0 Q O.
Crete ......,.........1 3 4 0 Ill
Batteries: Exeter, Hammond, Bothrock
and Fowler; Crete, Wright, Zelenke and
zimmerman, Umpire, Bridenstine,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Totals...... 8S Il q 10
Slated for Belcher in ninth.
EBatted for Corridor in ninth.

EBatted for Corridor in ninth.
st. Louis .........,..0 Q Ia 90
Philadelphia ...."..2"O 2 . y
, Hits: off Harmon, in one inning none
out in Aecond); off Corridor, 8 in seven in
,ings: Off saliee, in one inning; off Nc
Quilan, in five innings (none out In
sixth0; off Moren, in three and third
Innings; off F1aherty, in two-thirds In
ming. Sacrifice flies; Huggins, Knabe.
Sacrifice hits: Grant ~, Moran, Hugglns.
Double plays: Mcmillan TO Doolan 70
Bransfieid, Doolan to Knabe to Bransfieid'
Left on bases: ST. Louis, 49, Philadelphia,
ridon, 8; off McQuillan. 6; off Moren, 4;
off Flaherty l. First on errors st. Louis,
/; philadelphia, l. Hit by pitched ball: BY
BSlcSer' MONEY!; BY Gordon, Magee,
Struck out: BY Corridor, /; by McQuillan,
g. Time: 1882. Umpiresi ODay and Bren-
nan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02

with view OF purchasing his entire inter
ests here in lumber, coal and grain, and
hopes to receive a favorable reply In few
days. The new company consists OF 200
farmers of this vicinity with a capitalization
OF $50, OO0 and $4,000 subscribed and paid in.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
FIVESTRAICHT FOR BROOKLYN
Barger Allows Pittsburg Only Three
Easy Little Hits.
HUMMELL LEADS WITH A DOUBLE
Triple Brings In Two Runs for
Home Team, While Fielding
of Daubert IL sensR-
tional.
HUMMELL LEADS WITH A DOUBLE

BROOKLYN, June l--Brooklyn made il
five straight today by winning from Pitts
burg, to l. Barger pitched a brilliant
game, allowing only three hits. Leifield
was batted hard, Hummell leading with
double and triple and scoring both runs
for the locals. The fielding of Daubert
was sensational. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
MILWAUKEE.
Slated for Higgins In eighth.
Slated for Barrett in ninth,

indianapolis ,,..,...O. 0 o OOl4 IS
Milwaukee ............1 0 . v 0 %
Two-base hit: Murch. Three-base hits:
Randall, Mccain. Struck out: BY Ora
ham, 4; by Schardt, g. Double plays: Clark
to Mccormick to McGann, Mlligan to
Lewis to Carr. Stolen base: Randall. Wild
pitch: Graham. Sacrifice hits: Carr (2,
Clark. Bases on balls: Off Graham, 2; OFF
Schardt, 2. Time: 1850. Umpiresi Owen
and Cussack,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Tennis Tourney ut Toledo, In.

TOLEDO, la, June l-(Speean = The
fifth annual meet OF the Central Iowa
Tennis tournament Is Ia be held here July
g. a. and 3. Enthusiasm In the event
evidenced last year bids fair for a greatly
increased attendance
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
KnocIeout for Ntoorhead.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June Especial Tele-
Kram.)-Jaek Fitzgerald knocked out Willie
Moorhead In the twelfth round II was
Moorhead's first defeat via the knockout
route out OF seventy-four battles
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
stnnton nenta Wayne.

WAYNE, Neb, juno Especial Tele-
gram This afternoon Wayne was- de-
feated by stanton, 4 to 2. 1t was the initial
game Of the season at Wayne under the
superyision OF the Wayne Commercial club.
Mayor j. n. Bressler pitched the first ball
and H. r. Wilson, cashier of the First
National bank. batted It, Score;
stanton '..,,...........O o o o 2 o %
batteries, Wayne, Sahs and Depew;
stanton, Hooper and Philips,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
CINCINNATI.

Ne% york. .. ,..,...SS IS
Three base hit: Bescher. Sacrifice hit:
L. Doyle. Sacrifice fly: DeVlin. Stolen
base: Devore. Left on bases: Cincinnati,
8; New York, g. First on errors: Cincin-
natl, /; New York, l. Struck out: BY Ander-
Bases on balls: Off Anderson, 3; off
Rowan, 4; off Doyle, /. Hits: OFF Ander-
son, in one-third inning; off Rowan, in
one Inning Time: 1850. Umpres; Klein
and Kane.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Wretched
pitching marked today's game and Phila-
teams pitchers gave fifteen passes and
St. Louis twirlers eight. Manager Doom
of the Philadelphia team was sent to the
club house by Umpire Brennan Tor dis
putting a decision. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Friend Wins from FaIrmont.

FAIRMONT, June L-(SpeciaD-In the
third game OF the season in the Tri-County
League Falrmont was defeated by
was played at home. Battery for Fair
mont: Wells. Ooodsel, Seyerns and Gran
dali
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
p1roHBRs, wAR, LINCOLN LOSES

Best Came OF Season ON Indians
S-Sa IRtS,saf Grounds: sstssl.sa'Ssi b -.'
SIOfEsca CITY. Fas,e- June 1-Sioux City
and lincoln engaged in pitchers battle
today in the best game of the season on
the home grounds Score
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
SIOUX CITY
'Two out when winning run scored;

STONY c,ity 80. 90 0 0 / o 1-2
Lincoln :. ,.....,....,0 % IL
stolen bases: Quillin, Freeman, Gagnler
Davis. Thomas. Two-base hits: Fenlon
WEIGH, iGagnier, Thomas, Jude. Home run;
Thomas Double plays Jones TO Gagnler 10
Thomas: Jude to Wiedensaul to Thomas
Struck out: BY Freeman, II; by Jones' l.
Base on balls: OFF Freeman, q OFT Jones
A. Hit by pitcher: By Jones, !. Time 100
Umpire; Spencer. Attendance: 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
GAMES IN TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE
Dorchester, Friend and Crete VIM
Making the Race Closer.

BEAVER CROSSING, Neb., June l.
The Dorchester base ball team came here
loaded for the locals yesterday and almost
gave them a shut out, by beating them, 3
to l. Parker's error in the second, allowed
their only run. The game was exciting from
the start L. Byers, for the visitors, held
ten and allowing but four hits, while
Moore, for the locals struck out five and
was touched up for eight hits. Dor
chester's punched hits in the ninth won
them their game. Score: RH.E.
Beaver Crossing ...... 0 i OOOOOOO-l
Batteries; Beaver Crossing, Moore and
Harvey; Dorchester, L. Byers, Morresy and
Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02

wounded with q gun, or pierced by rusty
nail; Bucklen's Arnlca Salve heals the
wound. Guaranteed. 25c. Sold by 1eaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Ohlowa Beats Geneva.

GENEVA, June L - (speciaD, - Geneva
and Ohiowa teams played ball at the fair
grounds yesterday with to in favor OF
Ohiowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Easy for st. Paul,

Columbus, June 1.-Nelson who struck
Sut LVe 81. Paul batsmen in two innings
failed to cover first in the third and tne
visitors were given a start for fodr runs,
St Paul finally winning, 9 to /. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
~ ~ bIUeBIHsS league. Score;
lsNlLLE, MINNEAPOLIS.

sacrifice hits: Slagle, Stanley Sacrifice
E ny; Myers. Two-base hits Stanley,
T TedtH, Woodruff. Three-base hits Gill,
CIaNatn. Home run: Dawson Struck
out By Slagle, 2; by Tannehill. l. Bases
on on pals hn or slagle, 81 off Tannehlii, l.
tiIt py pitched ball: Hughes. Passed ball;
neapolis, II, Time; 1855. Umpires: Hayes
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02

Omaha =. .'.....'s.''
Two-base hits: Dwyer, Kane; Three, base
hit Dalton. Base on balls: BY BiersdoTfer, y
by Owens, 3; by Hollenbeck, 8. Passed
ball: Hawkins. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Biersdorfer, l. Struck out: BY Btersdorfer,
l. by Owens, 2; by Hollenbeck, TO- stolen
bases; Corridor a., Fox, Schipke. Double
play: Niehoff to iColligan to Dwyer: Sacri-
flee hits. Niehoff, Colllgan, Corridor %,
King, Time: 2:15. Attendance; 800. Umpire:
Mullen. ~ =" ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Iudlnna Take Game,
sIashed with a HasOr

UNION CITY, Ind, June /. - Especial
Teiegram) Nebraska Indians, eight; I'm
ion City, two.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Chicago Wins Opener.

BOSTON, June 1.--Chicago won the open
ing game OF its first eastern trip today
from Boston, to l. Overall was taken out
in the ninth with two out and one on
base, after the locals had scored one,
Brown seemed easy for the visitors with
men on bases.
= CHICAGO BOSTON
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02

now Mrs. Bonsor lives in West Holdrege.
The girls father, p. ]. O'Hare, 1t Ii said,
lives at Lincoln,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Crete sMnmna E1eter.

CRETE, Neb., June l-(Special. THE
Crete Sluggers gave the Exeter bunch no
mercy at the Burlington Ball park, when
they defeated them, II 10 g. Crete now leads
the Tri-County league.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Indianapolis Defeats MiI1Ynukee.

INDIANAPOLIS, June I.-Indianapolis
defeated Milwaukee today, 8 to O. The
locals won the game in the eighth inning
when they scored four runs on a pass -four
hlts and an error. Graham pitched good
bail fer the winners. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
PITTsBURG.
BROOKLYN.


Lett on bases: Pittsbufg, 2; brooklyn, 0.
Two-base hits Hummell, Daubert. Three
base hit: Hummell. Sacrifice hits: Daubert,
Lennox (2), Davidson, Barger. First on
errors Pittsburg, /; Brooklyn, ]. stolen
Hummell to Daubert Leifeld TO Wagner
to Flynn. Base on balls: Off Barger, l; off
Leifield, l. Struck out: BY Barger, a. by
Lefield, /. Time: 1920. Umpres. Rigler
and Emsie.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Friend Beats Fairmont.

FAIRMONT, Neb., June 1.-(Special)-
The Friend boys opened up their winning
streak yesterday By defeating the locals
20 g. Friend has four new players and
expects 70 put up some real ball hereafter.
STANDING OF TEAMS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-02
Total ........l,..35' II 10

sBatted for owens in ninth.
Des Moines ..,...,.. Q ~
0maha III .....,,..:2 % o o 4 2 OIL
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-07
TEACH THE GIRLS PRACTI.
CAL THINGS,

The housekeeper of today must
read more. think more, study more
and know more in order to meet
the demands. There is no bust.
ness in which brain work is need
ed more to be able to supply prime
iples underlying right living. Let
me urge more work to interest and
instruct the girls. Teach them
how to cook, not blame mango and
fruit cake, but the essential foods,
and to do it properly. Teach them
how to make good bread and cook
meats and vegetables properly
rather than angel food or float
mig island. Teach them, not point
lace and embroidered pillows, but
to make aprons, dresses, children 8
clothes, to cut economically and
At carefully. Teach them how to
care for the home, to have it sani-
tary, and to care for their bodies
in health and sickness. Teach
them system and economy, how to
keep accounts and spend money
wisely. Then better homes will be
assured. better health and happi-
pen. Illinois Farmers' Bulle-
IN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-07

Foud customers had called that
morning. The dealer reflected
that the order by mail would nee.
essarily take time; so. going to
the long distance telephone. he 90!
his favorite jobber on the wire
This conversation ensued:
"Hello! Is this the Retailers
Supply Company"
eyes"
"Who's talking?"
"Watt."
"What is your name?"
"Watt is my NAME"
eyes. What is your name?"
"My name is Watt-Chayles
Watt"
ooh! Charles Watt. Well,
Watt. send me :.his order on this
Moons express. (Here he reads
order.)
"All right. Ar you Schoott ?"
"NO. I'm Knott"
"Well then, what is your
name?"
evil Knott"
"Why won't you?"
"Uh! My name is William
Knott of Knoxville l want that
order sent out ON today's noon ex-
press, sure"
Certainly. Knott. Good-by."
And Knott went back to the
counter wondering whether Watt
said he would or not, or what.
But he got the goods.-San
Francisco Star.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-07
THE DEVIL OF DEBT.

The devil of debt seems to be
on the heels Of almost everybody.
, The clerk s in debt. The book
Keeper in debt. Ditto the type
writer. Same with the porter and
drayman. As for the superin-
tendent, he can't remember when
he wasn't. The office boy would
be in debt if anybody would trust
him. And all of them complaining
and acknowledging the miserable
ness of their condition.
Debt is a mortgage on your
salary.
Debt is monument to a young
mans weakness; a grown man s
failure in the University of Life.
Debt is discounting tomorrow s
liberty for to-day's good time.
Debt is a quit claim to your
wife's confidence, your childrens
ambitions and your own scIfre-
spect.
Debt is a guaranteed insur-
ance policy against happiness.
"Then what are we g)ing to
do?" says a chorus of young fcl-
lows and business men and aspir-
ing women and laborers and
clerks and managers and street
car conductors and hundreds
more.
Do without!
1t will stake some backbone.
1t will take some genuine cour-
age.
But you III be able 10 hold your
head up-and that's more than
you can do now, and you know it.
You won't have palpitation of the
heart when the postman
blows his whistle. and you won't
trembhe every time the boss asks
you to come into the front Office.
Neither will you be ashamed to
have your stenographer open
your mail.
Because you'll be working to-
day for tomorrow satisfaction,
and not to make good on account
of yesterdays extravaganza
Pntsburg Press.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-07
THAT EXPOSITION TAX.

Here and there in the State a
voice is raised in protest against
the proposed tax in support Of the
Panama Canal Exposition. Prac-
tically everybody seems to be in
favor Of rai,'ng the necessary mon
ey and of holding the exposition
IN New Orleans, but to a few the
bare suggestion Of tax is Il
fcarsomc thing. hoggy which must
be avoided at all costs.
lie S see about this oppressive
tax. !, amounts to 81 cents per
1000 Of assessed valuation. Does
that look like a burdensome tax?
The man IN ordinary circumstan-
ces who is assessed for $500 will
pay The enormous sum Of eighteen
and one-half cents in taxes for'th
exposition. The man who is as
sossed at $4,000 and who may
thus he accounted wealthy-for
he is probably worth four times as
much-will pay 1910 in taxes. Is
this tax a burden to either of
these citizens?
Ii progressive communities
throughout the country the old
idea that a special tax is an injus-
/ lice and an enormous load 10 carry
has long since been discarded.
In this State. if we had been n
tent TO wait until sufficient money
accumulated from the ordinary
reyeur es, our school system would
be mockery. public improve
ments of every character would be
conspicuous by their absence and
he citis and towns would be hog
wall0ws.
There is no question that all
Louisiana will benefit by this pro-
posed exposition, New Orleans to
greater extent. of course. than
the rest Of the Stale. And the
people Of New Orleans are entirely
wiling TO shoulder their share Of
the burden of financing the ex-
position. For every dollar in tax
es that citizen outside of New
Orleans pays the New Orleans
property owner will pay two dol
lars. That is to say, the tax rate
in the city will be double the tax
rate outside of the city. This in
addition to the million dollars
which will be subscribed to push
the preliminary work. So there
ought to be no complaint on the
score of New Orleans doing her
part, just as there ought to be no
complaint on the score of a
burdensome" tax which will not
he burdensome. - Shreveport |
Tipes
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-07

Next TO the influx of mntrimo.
alliances, the coming of the comet
is making the piece de resistance
in a conversational way. Evtu
the lite children are much
worked up oevr the stories of
what this lawful monster of the
eternal spaces" is reputed to be
preparing to do for us on May
18th. One little trembling school
girl said. ''J'm just not going to
study any more; | cant; I'm
scared. l hear so many terrible
comet stories" Here's a place
for parent and teacher to step in
and relieve the little fear-wrought
souls. Tell them it's nothing.
That it has happened before. and
give explanatory lessons on the
doincs of the heavenly bodies.
Twill help matters, wonderfully.
The scientists say there is not
enough gas in this wandering
crazy" to hurt flea.-Leader.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-07
Succession Sale
SUCCESSION OF HENRY F. LEVY,
DECEASED.

SUCCESSION OF HENRY F. LEVY,
DECEASED.
Nineteenth Judicial District Court, State
of Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia
By virtue of commission issued unto
me. the undersinged Administrator, out
Of the above Court, under an order granted
on the 23d day of April. 1910.
There will be sold by the undersigned
Administrator. FOR CASH, (for the
purpose of realizing funds to pay debts Of
he above succession) at Public Auction,
to the last ana highest bidder,
ON SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1910,
between legal sale hours, at the Court
House front door in New Iberia. the pop
erty belonging TO the above ssid success
sion, and described as follows to wit:
lat A certain lot of ground situated in
the Lewis extension Of the City OF New
Iberia said Parish and State. the same
being lot No. 5. OF block No. Q, measuring
fifty (50) feet front on Ann street BY
depth of one ho.dred and fifty (l50) feet
to al alley on it's western line of one
hundred and fifty i've feet on eastern line,
and bounded a. follows: North by Ann
Street East by lot No. 4 of said block,
South by Alley and West by lot No. 8 Of
said block 9.
2tAnother certain lot of ground situated
in the same locality, tho same being lot
No. 6 cf said block 9 triangular shape,
loo sted on the corner of Mary and Ann
Streets and measuring fifty feet front on
Ann Street, and running back to an Alley
on which il measures Ave (5) feet. with .
depth on Mary Street of one hundred and
Atty seven feet and ten inches by q depth
on its eastern boundry Of one hundred
and fifty U5O) feet and bounded North
by Ann Street. East by lot No, 5, Just
above described South by Alley and Mary
Street and West by Mary Street.
Sd. Another certain lot Of ground
stusted in the same locality. the same
being lot No 7. OF said block No. Q, stu
ated on the corner Of Mary and Lee SITS,
measuring forty seven (4I) feet front on
Lee Street running back to Alley where It
measures eighty four feet, by one hundred
and thirty five feet on Mary Street, by
one hundred aud twenty eight feet on it's
Eastern boundary, and sounded as fol-
lows: North by Alley. Fest by lot No. 8.
of said block No. Q. South by Lee and
Mary Street.
4th Another certain lot OF ground
situated in the same locality. the same
being lot No. 8, of said block No. .,
measuring forty seven 80 feet front on
Lee Street by depth between parallel
lines Of one hu,dred aud twenty eighs
U2S) feet to Alley and bounded ae fol-
lows; North y Alley, East by----
South by Lee Str ct and West by lot No.
7, just above de 'crih"d
LEON DREYtUS,
Adminis' rator.
Burke g. Burke & V. J. Smith. Attorneys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-05-07
SUCCESSION SALE
DUCHAMP WIFE OF JACQUES
THEAUX, DECEASED

Nineteenth Judicial District Court, State
OF Lousian,, Parish ~ iberia.
No. 1875
By virtue Of a commission issued un,o
me the undersigned administrator, cut IT
the above said Conrt. under an Old, r
granted on the l6'h day o. > pril. 1910.
There will be sold by the undersig ne
administrator through the Sheriff Of Iberia
Parish, who will cry out the sale. FOR
CASH, (for the purpose Of realizing funds
rOpay dstts Of the above said succession J
at public Auction. to the last and highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY THE 2srn DAY
OF MAY, 1910
between legal sale hours, at tho late
residence of the deceased in the 9Th Ward
Iberia Parish, the property belonging to
the above said succession. and dsscrib cd
AZ follows to- wit:
A certain tract Of land and improve
ments situated in the 9Th Ward OF Iberia
Parish. containing fifty three arpsnss, and
bounded Ms follows: North by the lands
of Hamilton Derouen. South by Public
Road. East by Property of Duprelon
Leblanc at als, and west by Public Road.
JACQUES THEAUX,
Administrator.
Hacker & Muller, Attorneys.