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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03
DOUGLAS INSTITUTE.

On Sunday, September 18th
the ceremony tof setting the corn.
stone Of the Douglas institute, III,
city colored public school, VIII
take place. The program for The
occasion announces that the color
oil MasOns will conduct this parl
Ut the ceremony. The building,
which faces French street, has re-
Gently been completed and put in
good condition for tho coming
school term. A strong faculty oil
colored teachers has been engaged
aud will enter upon the d scharge
Of their duties with the opening Of
the coming session, on September
Goth.
Prof. Barrow, tho principal, as.
sisted by many Of the patrons Of
the school, n making an effort 10
raise the necessary funds to fur.
nish the school with desks, charts
and maps. lie IL taking some
pride In the fact that he will have
one OF the best equipped shoots n
Louisiana for c0l0red
Last session he had an
Dili ollment Of 400 scholars and OK
poets this year to exceed that nun.
Der.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03

In placing your order for a Loose
lear Ledger outfit did you ever
think that there ID q decided ad-
vantage In buying from the home
dealer, where you can get your
future needs supplied at minimum
OF COST
Think Of It and ses b, r. Millard.
your home 1tatl0ner. He viii try
9 "s1ow" youy 4 permitted.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03

Aud Roosevelt. by that time east
ward bound,
viii aid u In the making Of such
HtOiinR
As they mny find necessary I" +"
Tow reforms.
A nj then tho sun will turn Atill
softer yet.
And the bold Octobcr, having duly
got
Ills planes, mud carefully put ON
hla brake,
VIII see what aOrt Of landing he
can make.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03

But howsoever and be II AZ may.
the dread mosquito will have had
To day, and joining Satan In lts
spectral growth, have made Il real
hell there for them both. The
while the earthly remnant Of IL
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03

The man from Elba trying to come
back,
And the poor consumer IN his cul.
de.ssC
Unknow'ng Il the quaking earth
lD0rtends
Death or the near approach, per
hal,s, Of friends.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03

Let wonder TnI WASIlWAx do youl
family washing; anvta rubbing and
saves the clothes; makes them elem,
sweet mud snowy white. WANIIWAN
IL n new scientific compound TINT
washes In hot or cold water without
the 1--WE Of aonp. IL In entirely harm
lcas and different from anything you
have ever used. Send ten cents atninpa
today for regular slze by mail. You
will be glad Won tried II. Agents
wanted To introduce WASnWAX ev-
erywherc.
Address Wnahwn Go. ~ Louis. Mo
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03

swings upon The window screcn
ma drying clinga To that uosi
winch, though wanting mortal
IRE, Il s'ilI holds with ha rncr
against the wire.
The sad 'lra' dizzy Of school vii,
come to pnsa,
And III" barefoot boy will hndc on,
~ The grass,
Ana ny tn" time we've cuuph,
the,'e inalcon,cn,s.
The Crippen chase viii look like
thirty cents.
Milady Fashion in her bobbie
SKIRT viii stride the pavement
with the men alert To set her rivh,
aide up again in case she should
IN time turn turtle any pI,ce. Il
does beat thunder what the WON.
IN wear, and how they stick on
other peoples hair, constrict their
m'ddlra and consttain their toes
anu "lln' Importance they attach
to clothes But bless us arr thew
after all To blame, or had thew
been IN these things quite tho
same u Mother Ewes frs, thought.
~ We suppose, had not been neces.
sariIJ OF clothesi Was It To be TX.
pecfed IN her case that with n
man somewhere upon the lace
slle ever thought Of anything NJ
all but gowns, slipovera, or per
hnpa a shawl
But anyhow, the crnwiish will
have hOled.
And the pumpkin shown the faint.
est trace Of gold.
The sassafias will don a rcdder
dress,
And the gods will crowd around
the cider press.
Or prohibition or whatever will.
here Ia n fountain that phall serve
~ still, u place Of resting and u
steal away out Of the desert AID
Ihe heat Of day A place Of qu +,
md the shade Of palms. Ut irrign.
Ion and the soothing balms that
;" reformer I'LL the poles enbrar.
hail ever capture for n bathing
,lacc.
The hosts Of labor will parade
he street, which will remind IA CT
happy feat In arbitration from
he Olden days when Julius Caesar
! ~ = sort OF craze. It IN related
4 that ancient time that sweet
'eptember In tho Roman cline
'ss hot ~ blazes, and the union
lie could only march about 4 half
mile. |,
1t wasn't anything ut all, they
W, to watch tho mighty pageant =
OF away, tho music playing and 4
he flags displayed. and see II sud. q
enly duck for the shade. The q
asp,ng drummer with his sound.
x drum. the bronzed mechanics y
10 perhaps had come = dozen
luares, and In the frantic rout. 2
ye and apprentice with its tongue
uck out. !.
The faint impression the process. q
on made on Roman capital for :,
ng disnayed the union leaders. n
hen the serr,ed ranks at times
y even passed the Roman banks !"
nd ~ It WAS when mighty Cae. p
+ came, and having found the o.
y .ilsce nfl,me, he showed Sep =
mb.r firm the seventh lilo, 81
ong to ninth, which has remain 81
the case. He merely inter. p
snged 1t with July. but when he U
ked them how was that for high,
~ fairly inundated him with
lies, and have since been doing |
out twenty miles.
g autumn equinox viii. come Z
around, u
-~-------------------7 ~~-~---~~>~~~~ d.
chilAro3 Dry y
foa llfeasa's :. =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03

FOR SEPTEM BIER.
Now sOftened suns n mellow lGst.I
ehed, I
The laden orchards glow with
tempting red;
On hazel bonghs the clusters hang
embrOwned,
And with the hunting horn thu
| fields resOund.
Old September Poem.
Well we should say 40, and the
mellow horn Of Mr.. Morgan will
awake the morn, budding us gar.
nor for tho bins and cribs in which
W. labor for his royal nibs The
summer ended and the blower on,
the respite over and tho money
gone, and itockefellow ~ we dr,ll
along, bowling aud hoping We are
we'll aud strong.
Tho seaside sojonrncr win quit
the shore, aud tue summer girl
will line up three or four ION.
quests III puppy lovo she has
around, and choose the on. that Ia
to 70 undr0wned. The which 20.
lection from the litter born Of
summer madness she will then
snl'Oin with things sufficient to
unlock its eyes, anu hurry home.
ward with the gasping mtxe.
The busted tourist will return
from Finnce with hotel Htickers
stuck upon his pants, and tarred
aud postalcatded by his friends,
will reap tbs penalty of what Ae
sends. They'll waltz him ~ and
down upon y rail, and alternately
turn him head and tail, or hows0.
over they may best enjoy the
views In Venice or the site Ut
Troy.
The festive calf will blithely
Hn'n and snort. aud deftIy tic ~
where the hair IL short, aud In the
quiet even after glow the quail
will pipe bis slulcet picol0. The
bold insurgent will insurge the
more, aud Ill the planet with his
dreadful roar, aud each quo bet.
Ing he will not be last, the Gu.
'unn candidates will gallon past.
The new progressive aud the
Democrat, the uninsurging that
re standing pat, and In the midst
i them, unfaint Of heart, our Mr..
Sryan on the water cart. A maze
4 issucH, and . mass OF men, and
Q, . gsllus busting now aud Their.
nd not especially alarmed by IL
no trust desisting till the swarm
- 1t.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-09-03

FOR BEPrEM BIER
Copyright 1910 by &. II. liieth.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
The Cost of GdTGIGSSnGSS

Neglect Of q common cold IS so
often The direct cause Of dangerous ols-
ease that medical men cannot under
stand why 50 many people allow a cold,
with its attendant cough, 20 run It's
course unchecked Aside from the IN
nIcasantuess and annoyance. the re
sultiug irritation Of the mucous mem
brane in the throat lungs and bronchial
organs leaves them sore and very sus-
csptibIe 10 attack
With the first indication OF cold
take steps TO check II at once \
simple. Inexpensive remedy can be pre-
7ared At home by mixing two ounces
OF Glvcerine. a ha'E-OunCe Of Virgin OIL
OF Pine compound pure ana eight
ounces Of pure whisky You can buy
these in any good drug store and easily
mix them in a large bottle II IS claimed
by the Leach Chemical Co, Of C1ncin-
natl. who prepare the genuine Virgin
OF Of Pine compound pure. that tea
spoonful Of this mixture, four times a
dav. will break a cold In twenty-four
hours. and cure any cough that is cur
4 oTa-
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

ury Department the matter is always
referred 70 the board of geenral ap-
pTaisers in New York. In view OF the
fact that these subjects Of dispute are
continually occurring at all Of the prin-
clpai ports Of the country, and that
considerable Inconvenience and delay
would necessarily result from their ref
erence 10 the board in New York, II IS
customary for that body. as a whole or
DE sending one Of its members. 10 VlSiL
the chief ports Tor the purpose OF
nearing complaints. very much IN the
same fashion as justices OF the Supreme
IN the districts over which they have
special jurisdiction
WIN TINS end IL view a regular series
OF 0ockeLs mas been drawn up by the
board tor the hearing Of cases at other
ports than New York during the COM
ing year.
The trial Of such customs appeals will
begin at 10 O'Clock on the morning OF
the day appointed. and importers and
CUlar issued by the Treasury Depart
ment, 10 be prepared to proceed tmme-
diately to trial
The following are some OF the dates
designated by the board OF general ap-
pra1sers upon which cases viii be heard
at different ports:
hicago-February 2. April s, May T.
July 6. September !, October 3, and De
Cember :.
Los AuEeIes-AIay Is and October p.
Portland. Ore--May Il and October Is.
St LOuis-ApriI II and September T.
ST. Paul-May and October s.
san FrauCiscO-February 10, May ls,
and October %
seattle-May p and October -
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
MILITIA TO HAVE
ITS Machine GUNS
Each National Guard Regi-
ment Will Be Equipped
With Six AutomaticS.

The next tine the United States regu-
lar army and the National Guard is
called into action, every regiment viii
have its machine guns
Orders are now going out from the
division Of militia affairs IN the War
Department for the enlistment Of ma
chine gun companies with the guard
regiments In some Of the States. steps
are already being taken 10 provide such
companies, and they viii be duly
equipped by the Federal Government
with machine guns Of the newest and
most improved type
The plan is 10 have one company with
each regiment and TO have six guns 10
the company The number 10 the COM
paHy first fixed on by the War Depart
ment was four, but the latest field ser
vice regulations contemplate six
Any one who has ever seen a machine
gun IN operation knows how greatly
the efficiency Of a regiment would be
increased with ne aid OF six Well-SerVed
machine guns They would be capable
reinforcing the FIRE Of the infantry.
In repellIng an attack, the help Of the
machine guns would be OF the utmost
value Moreover, they would materially
add 20 the morale OF the troops
With SIX machine guns 10 the regt-
uent, the machine gun company viii be
divided into three platOOns and thus a
platoon and two gins viii be attached
10 each battalion
The War DepaTlf-=7. is considering
Two types OF UsChi1e @17s. one the
Nickers-Maxim and the other the Ber-
sidered by exgeTCs as thoroughly Up TO
date
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
MAKES GOOD, HEALTHY FLESH
Leading Druggist Offers to Pay for
SamOse IL il Fails.

Begin the use OF Samose today. and
you viii soon notice a gam IN good,
healthy flesh. To all who are thin,
weak and Tun down. this remarkable
1esh-forminE food promises plump,
rosy, perfect health vigor and Vitality
SamOSe mInElGs with the food that is
eaten. Sc thar g. IS assimilated b. the
blood, and builds up pleasing plump
ness and good healthy flesh Those who
use Samcse fer q week CT ten days viii
soon notice gain in weight and an i'm
pTOvement IN general strength and
health
Put good. solid flesh on your bones,
and YOU viii bc strong and we'll In no
other way car this be done than BY the
use Of Ssmose. II gives pIumpneSs and
physical grace 10 tne-thin and sCraWny.
and viii make you bright, rosy and nor
mally fat
Samose Is in tablet form. pleasant 20
take and Us sold by one Of the most
reputable drug stores in Washington,
D C james O'Douucll. 90 r st. y. w.
under his personal guarantee TO refund
the money ~ Il does not give salts
faction
Sent postpaid on receipt OF price. Soc
The Dr- Howard Co. BinEhamtOn. y Z.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
IMPORTED SUSPENDERS
PUZZLE CUSTOMS MEN
Vanety of Possible Cassications of Foreign Trousers
Supporters and Other Articles Uader New Tariff
Law Creates Difficulties

In the administration OF the new tariff
law. IS in all others. questions are con-
tinuaIly arising as to the proper classih-
cation Of articles.
For instance. there is now pending a
question with relation 10 mems sus-
penders. which might be imported I'M
der three different rates OF duty. &C
cOrding 10 their quality or differing
constructions Of sections OF the law.
Or all sUsDendeTs. whether made of silk,
wool, or cotton. might come in under
one rate as weddings. That matter viii
De threshed out before the board OF gen
eral appraisers. and viii finally. UNI
doubleday. have TO be settled BY the
courts
Somewhat similar questions are oc-
curing all the time. and it is important
TO importers as well as 10 the Treasury
Department TO have them settled as
early as possible.
There are also questions arising as
20 whether the value Of a certain lot
OF imported goods has been correctly
appraised or not
In both OF these classes OF conflict
between the importers and the Treas
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
POLICE SEARCHING
FOR MISSING MAN
Cleveland Architect MySteri-
ously Disappears; Believed
Mind Is Deranged,

The Washington police have been ask
ed 10 assist In locating Curtis Walton.
thirty-five years old, who has been miss
ing since November 13. last. from his
home in Cleveland. Ohio Walton Is an
architect by profession, and his family
believe that his mind Is Temporarily un-
balanced from OverwOrlI and that be is
q patient in some hospital
A circular from Fred Kohler. chief OF
the Cleveland police. says
He has committed no Onense and any
information concerning his wherea bouts
from officers or cidzens viii be greatly
appreciated William Walton offers 500
for information that will lead 10 his
being located
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
VICTIMS AWAITING
ALLEGED BIGAMIST
NAM Women Think Won Muller
Man to Whom They Were
Married.
Married.

NEW YORK jan 12.-The much
married Emil Cark Won Muller. known
as Count" who IS under arrest in
Los Angeles Cal, charged with hav-
ing led 10 the altar eight women. will
face a determined lot Of victims when
he Is brought back TO HObOken, n J.
for trial The HObOlen police are daily
receiving letters from women in va
riOuS parts Of the country who be
Leve they are married to Won Muller.
and II may be that the number Of his
victims VIII be swelled TO a dozen OF
more
The latest communication IS from
Mrs L SCh5ppe. Of Baltimore who
declares she was married TO a man
answering Won Nuller-S description He
deserted her. taking all her savings and
IeWelTy. she saws
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
LONG FEUD ENDED.

PRINCETON, W. Va, Jan "a
war that equaled in hatred and blood
sned the famous McCOy-Hatheld feud,
and began sixty-five years ago, ended
today when John Medley was removed
TO MOundSviIIe penitenttary, where ne
viii be hanged on April Is Judge
MAYNARD sentenced Medley for killing
J. b shannon two years ago IN Mer-
Ger county because Shannon killed
NedIey's father in 1885
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
BRILLIANT PIANIST
COMES TO CAPITAL
Yolande Nero, Hungarian Star, to
Be Heard at Columbia
Theater

TOlande Nero. the young Hungarian
pianist, the latest star 10 fash across
the New York musical horizon. will be
heard in recital at the Columbia The
ajer on Friday afternoon at 40 O'Clock
NendelSsOhn, Chopin, Schubert, Rachi-
manor, List and DebuSSy form a cos
mopoliJan assemblage Of composers who
viii have a place on her program
Miss Nero is young, fun OF vigOr. and
chara cteristicaIlE Slavic in tempera-
ment. aCd no little curiosity and inter
est marks her debut in Washington
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
PAPER ON FOSSILS
HELP TO BOTANY

study OF botany by the means Of fos-
sis IS the paper just published b.
the Smithsonian Institution II Is
written by Prof Frank H KnozItou.
and entitled Descriptions OF Fossil
ozoic or North America" The pzper
describes fossil chain-ferns found IN
the Fort Union formation near Rocx
Springs, Wyoming, and another
species from the cascades OF the Co
lumbia river. Oregon.
An unusual fact concerning the
fossils IS that they resemble YER
closely forms now living
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
DR.. WALTER HEADS
FAT MEMS CLUB
Social Session Precedes Installation
of Officers at Club House
on E Street.

Dr. William 2 Walter today began
his service as president OF the Jolly Fat
Mems Club. Other ofhc = installed at
the annual ceremonies at the clubhouse
on z street northwest last night were
John NJ Becker, r T. Humphrey, and
S. l. Hoover, vice presidents: John G.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

Graf. Charles p. stohIman. and Joseph
f. Johnson, trustees; Morris b Flynn
sergeant-st-arms. and William J. Null
lin, sentinel.
a social session which preceded the
installation was presided over by the
retiring president, John A Kapp, as
chairman. and the manager Of the club
J. NJ. Wright. The features Of a good
program were selections by the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing sextet and
songs by James Mcdonnell
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
BANK REORGANIZED.

ELKTON- Nd, Jan f9--The directors
OF the Second National Bank Of EIkton,
organized and elected the following Of
fcers- President w T Warburton-
vice president James s Hopper Chesa-
peake Clty- cashier 7 y. Davis teller
George Z Brown
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
WATER HEATER EXPLODES.

WATERBURY. Conn. Jan Is.-The
explosion OF a little galvanized iron
water heater killed one man and Serf-
ousiy injured two others at the ScoviIIe
manufacturing plant today
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
FOX IS KILLED.

SuDDL.ETOwN. y. Y Ian. 1s-Tba
first fox secured in this section IN many
years was shot just outside OF the city
limits today BY Frank Fisher. II meas
ured four feet four inches from tip OF
brush TO tip OF nuzzIe.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
General clearance Of ready=tO=Wear
garments before inventory


S
is
choice. $3.50
SUITS, to
$500
COATS, worth SO rs choice sos
S495
Second Floor, Suit DEPARTMENT.
WONENS SKIRTS, worth choice 1928
(FirstF TableS9
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
COUNTY OFFICIAL Ill.

RISING sun. Nd. Jan I9.-COunty
John F Pierce, Of Cecil
county, IS III at his home, near Colona.
with grin
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

Patent Pzead Toasters for use on oil
or gas stoves: tossts 4 slices at one time.
5 Rolls Of Jewell Toilet Paper. large
rolls fine perforated tissue
4 dozen boxes OF Safety Matches, the
licensed sind.
Oyster or Potato fryers. best Russia
iron. separate drain basket
Pint Granite Iron Tea Pots with han
die and cover
Water Pals Of best EsIv- iron with
strong handles and Ottoms, p at
Foot Tubs Of heavy japanned tn with
strong handles. nice size.
Dish Pans OF seamless granite iron,
riveted handles. No 10 size
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
Superb American Beauties

large, perfectly developed HOMEGROWN
Koses-fresh cut at GUIDES. 1914 F.-Advt
The Washington times., 1910-01-19

ey to he best advantage. Look over the list. There
purchase shortly and you can save money in doing 50
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-08

Tint federal pure seed Nv should
h enaeted 90 buttreaa IL Inv NJ
present operative tn some q tie alaies
haa recently been emphasized b some
Ted Investigations which HaFa been
conducted by the indiana experiment
HtaiIon. In samples Of alfalfa Heed col
Ieefed IN several counties fHIfIy differ.
enf kinds OF weed seeds HaHs found.
n tHe seeding Of one aeHe = ground n
IL rate Of sixteen pounds ~ aere II
HaH found that only tie TIRE pureHt
samples OF sce,i would deposit ieas
fhan f00OO weed zcndz. willie to worst
would pul into the aoII . HIsh "a
i75.GsD seeds per acre Il i HIEh time
tn he t!llerS Of the 81 HeHe unit.
In II demand for n national pure
ed law which viii fire. item from
thIs SORT Of fraud aud outrage. md one
81 these days some farseeInE legislator
I'll INSURE for himself , IaEge place
IN the agricultural history - lie eoun.
try % leading the campaign for the
enactment Of Just Hneh nv. Of
course unprincipled aeed houses Will
hive their lobbyists 81 Washington
when the time comes. In fheY Will
snIY IL nble IN biu,k proceedings for
: little Hhile
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-08
sUMMER.PauKlNG.

The writer uow and then receives
Inquiries III In whaI course TO follow
with fruit trees which PM nut II crop
of leaves each snrlng. hut Se' az
fruit buds and thus give no return Ia
way OF fruit II II quite likely that
sucti trees are suffering fron too much
Kindness from TIN rich n soil or Ia"
much fertilizer scattered on the ground
For such trees SUMMER pruning IL
recommended. aud tbs mny be done
from now up 10 the 10Th of August.
This should consist II cutting bnck
somewhat recent growth and taking
out number Of limbs where the hend
seems too Thick. Tin philosophy Of the
summer pruning sefns IN he TINT. done
late 10 the growing s.nson NJ II IL. the
surplus vitality furnished the fewer
branches renminIns. Instend Of l~Inl
consumed In tue further growth Of
twigs and leaves. II used In the forma.
ton of fruit buds for the succeeding
season The average Tree will doubt.
less stand this mnfh pruning in any
event. while the owner nm determine
whether the method Il effective In pro-
ducing the desired result.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-08


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