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New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan. 4-Consols, after an early
advance Of 1-16, closed UNCHANGED at
79 9-l6 for money and 1874 for account
Anaconda was Is higher, at tSB; cana
dian Pacific q higher, at 202A.
Money was plentiful despite repaYmehts
to the Bank of England to-day. Discount
rates were quiet. 49,,
Dealings v%~re slightly larger on the
Stock Exchange. Gilt edged securities and
home and Mexican rails hardened owing 10
the cheaper monetary conditions, but hat-
frs and Japanese bonds were weak, the
latter declining on the issue Of the Man
churian loan .
American securities were quiet and feat
ureles in the forenoon. Prices saSged IN
the early afternoon, but wall street
bought moderately in the late trading, ana
the market hardened and closed steady.
Call money in London, 2024 per cent
open market discou.t rates for snort pllls.
3lk 634 per cent; long bills, SA q o-Io
per cent; Berlin discount rate, ~ per
cent: Paris discount rate, "a per cent
Paris exchange on London, 25 francs 20
centimes: Berlin exchange on London. 70
marks 4515 pfennigs. Bar gold as SiSu,
and American eagles, 76s 5lB d.
Paris, Jan. 4.--Three per cent rentes
closed 2I5 centimes lower. at 81 francs 50
centimes Prices were firm on the Bourse'
Berlin, jan Trading was active and
prices were firm on the Boerse to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
FOREIGN MARKETS,

Liverpool. Jsny 4.-WHEAT-Spo, firm; No z
red Western winter, Is 80; futures easy; March.
Is iSsd; Nay. IS I'D. CORN-Spot easy; Amer
leap mixed new. Is 5Ad: American mixed. old.
IS '5d: futures quiet; January. 4s 1%d Febri-
airy. Is 3l7d, May, as Sd. PEAS-Canadian hrr,
at Is 90. FLoUR-wlnter patents 2ss Sd Hops
In London Pacihc Coast. f4gf5. BEDF-Extra
India mess 1928 Cd. HAMS-Short cut 62s 6o
BACON-Cumberland cut 59s short RIB SIS % :
clear bellies. 66s 50: long clear middles lish,,
62s. heavy, 62s Cd. short clear backs ass 90
SHOULDERS-Sq 57s Cd. LARD-Prius
Western. tierces, 53s Cd. American rehned pals
65s 81. CHEESE-Canadan finest white, new
5Gs Cd colorsd. 5Ss. TURPESTINE-Spirlts
56s 90 RosIN--Common. l5s PETROLEUM
Refined. 6Ad LINsDED OIL. 42s 60. cor
TONSEED OlI.-Hul rehned. spot 30s I'D
ALLOw-Australan In London 35s l0iad
London Jan. 4.-RAW SUGAR--Centrifugal
los: muscovado. 9s. BEET SUGAR-January
9s LINSEED-Calcutta, April-June. 64s ga
LTNsEED OIL. 42s 9d SPERM OIL. E34 Pc
TRoLEUM-AneTican refined 5'sd: spirits
6&d TURPENTINE-Spirits SIS "a ROSIN--
American strained, las 9d. fine. i7s I'D
Antwerp Jan. A--PETRoLEUM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

FLOUR AND lIEAL--Flour inactive. Spring pgd
uatents IS 2OaS5 80; winter stralghts, ~ @oG
stsS Risrs ad P2;7esi 5o eSra 70 Tnts So
IS 50: kansas straights. 81 6oa 81 - extra
80 l winter, 50 5o9$3 So, RE FLOUR
StsSay fssSG q az ga "a a S. BCGKWHEAT FLOUR
pull So 25 per 100 10. CORNMEAL-Stsady
Kiln dried. 81 So BAG MEAL-.Fine white
stsadard EE5R d m5aaitns sa5 IS IS q94T DE- s, iS q
ssass ssa dog, El,n,9diirE. s27Cs29 5o red dog. $50
hominv chop. s25 BULK, F24 20 sacks. ollmeal
S35 j0T $40.
PRoyisioNs-ouist and easier. The monthly
reporf on stooks AZ Chicago was about ex-
pgctei showing 3,4&2 obls pork. $3.50 terces
Isrf ana p uon 600 lh ribs. while the worlds
iforitv. were i24,954Qoo 1lerces, against no.
LrS lagr year PORK-Steady; mess, S22 "a
SO So. family. So q S24 so; short clear. s204
800 HEEF--Mess. slS Sl3 50 family. S1s4
sis so: packet, Sl54 SIS so: extra India mess,
S533 S53 2G 81 DRESSED HoGs-Easy:' Bacons.
IIar Is0 H. rs 100 10, ll6sc: 40 10.
iii.'SS plgs 12Hc ctr MEATs-Pickled bel
les Jui.: 10 10, 14c; u lb. l3isc. IA ID, 1870;
picked hams steady I3ee,, i aLznsLLoW[Q1II
sitS stsssv! Middle west. iO7o6 iosOe; city.
I09c: retired, South America 1l.T5c; Con-
nent II 2gG Rr2E Kess t@iSc oiso G90mpOu9d
lard. l2,.
sUGAR-Rehned unchanged on the basis Of
4 eO. uat less ! per cent cash. In London
r,ayl,st beet sugar was Nd higher; January,
as' Eehruary. qs I'D; May. as Sd. Raw here
am ard nominal: centrifugal 90 test at
2 SEC. ry,uscovado. 50 test. 1880. and molasses
eugar. 50 test. Sic.
RICE-There was general demand from
local huyers for rice. although their takinRs
yysrs ~ small lots Advices from the South
indicate GOOD distribution, with mills getting
ready to begin work
Ls-coPPER-standard steady; spot,
r,Tnsrv ana February l210Gl2.20c. March
ana April. l215G l2.2oc London steady;
gnot E55 i5s. futures, t57 los. Lake, 1870
is o5c. electrolytic. 1918 l8c: casting. 1880
IIs 75c. TIN-Strong; spot 80 Is 839 80;
January ard Feoruary 30 O9 30.6Oc' March
ana Anrl 40 s)e 80 Sales. tons spot at
"a zoe. London strong: spot fls0 12s 6L (.
fJturcs fl79 15s. LEAD-Dull: spot 4450
455c New York 4.30 S5c East 81 Louis.
London. fl3 Is Sd. sPELTER-Firm. $3.50
565e Sew York 5.4Og545c East 81 Louis.
london f24 2s Cd. IRoN-Cleyeland war
rants sos lid In London. Locally quiet
Eo 1 foundry Northern, s15 25qsl6 25: No ..
75nSf5 rs: No ] southern and No 1
Sortrern SOFT. sl5 259sl5 rs
MOL ASSES AND sYRUPS-Steady but quiet
at unchanged prices
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentins nrm
hut uithout Important price changes. Rosn
and tar nrm and unchanged.
ous-Iinseed oil unchanged. Refined pstro-
Ieun steady al T40c for standard white. In
CoTToNsEED OIL-TradinE was active.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
Yester

Spot quiet and 10 points lower at l4.9oo, for
middling upland and 15.1Jc for m!ddling Gulf:
sales. 50i bales; delivered on contract. zoo bale
Liverpool cables: spot in good demand; sales
IL 600 bales; speculation and export, loo;
American, 1900; mlddlng upland. s.lod. Fut-
ures opened quiet at 70 points decline. Closed
quiet at net decline Of 3 20 points. Jsnuary
7ssd; March-April, fs9hd; Aprl-Nay. 7eOd; /;
May-June 7.e0Iad; June-Juy. 7.s9d; July-Au-
gust. 7.s6d August-September 7.6Jd; Septem-
ber-October. 1921: October-November, 7.l2d.
COFFEE-Developments were bulIsh. and
az tho close prices were steady at a net gain nr
l6 70 90 points The advance was due largely 70
strength abroad and bullish operations here based
on the technical position. The near months.
especially March. were particularly strong and
the entire list established new high records for
TIE season. Havre showed an advance OF Z
franc. Hamburg was !. 70 l pfs higher. Rio
was firm and urch augsd. while Santos was quiet
at so reis lower, ana cost and freight offers were
generally unchanged 70 slightly hsher. The
worlds visible supply FOR the end OF 1910 showed
? total Of II, l6j,640 bags, indicating decrease
during December OF $40. 1896 bags last year the
total was 10. 500 o13 bags, and the decrease was
Ss5.35l Sales for the day. 92 600 bags SPOT
moro active and prices steady at l3!5c for Rio
No :. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
PULLMAN RATES CUT IN STATE.

Albany, Jan. 4.-The Public Service Com
mission ID District, to-day granted permis-
sion to the Pullman company TO revise Its
tariff of sleeping car charges within the
State of New York. The result of this or
Ger reduces the charge for upper beiths
from 81 50 to 81 2J, from 81 to 81 60 and from
So 80 to 81. The reduction in rates becomes
effective February l. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Jan. &--Rain on the drouth -str1ak.a
felds or India put finishing touch to any hops
Ior ouu enthusiasm to-day regarding whest
closing prices were weak at &c 20 nalo nst
aeeiine; Latest figures showed corn AgLo 10
hog products varying from &c loss 10 a nictsi
sdyance Wheat traders as a rule were no, in
ellned either TO follow or fight the bull leaders
Ing checked by show OF support from ions,
whenever weak spots seemed dangerous Iishf-
Range OF prices: o'-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. January 4

NV 1oFNl JHnuaFY Z. IDII
BFFyES-Receipts. l0i cars, or l.ssl head
Including 10 cars for the market Steers on
light receipts were nrm 70 loe higher common
stasra showing no quotshle Improvement: bulls
ana cows steady to t07I5c higher the Yards
r'ere cleared Common to prime steers sold at
a. 1s6 Ss 80 per 100 IN. fat oxen at SA os n
ca oS. bulls st SO $50 SIS 25: cows al So l0N
81 so. extra COW NJ IS 20. Dressed beef
steadv al SL nl0hc; hinds and ribs az 0n
Io1sc london cattle market lower at i2% n
80. dressed weight sinking onal Liverpool
catils steady at 1o711c dressed weight. In
sddi,,on 10 oral Refrigerator hee' lower at
r anson al oA ~ oTsc per ID Exports: In the
Barnnudian TO Bermuda. is cattle and so sheep.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room, by Adrian h. Muller & Son:
For account of whom II may concern.
25 shares Cosmopolitan Lana Com 49,.
pany; lot .......,......: .:.'...... Glow
go shares Bay Ridge Park Improve
ment Company; lot. .,.,..'.... :Sl,Sp
ZOO shares East Georgia Sawml
Company hypothecated)i per 49,
10 shares " A. Udeu Specially
COMPANY common, 90 shares NJ
4 JdeM Speciality preferred and
4riar 4El Con- con6any ny common; s1o25
81 n00 Illinois Central Railroad. 81
Louis Southern first mortgage
guaranteed per cent gold bonds,
due September. 1881; interest
March and September; accrued
interested 70 be chargea.......... Pa
S'7 non United states and Porto Rico
Nsvgstion Company first mort
gaze y per cent 20-year gold
bonds due March 1922. interest
March ana September; accrued IN ,,
terest 70 be charged ...........--- 81 =
SEQ nnO Highland Paper Mills Company
PEI cent gold bonds, due NAY
1920. coupons May and Novern-
t.e3sS iot 49, -. 5000
IS sbares National Surety Company. l9l
10 shares New York Trust Company. 90
IA shares Twisted Wire BOX strap
Company OF New York......'.... %
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

Stimson receiver, with bond OF $500.
HENRY S. RADY, of No. AIS West l46th
street: voluntary. Liabilities are SsS7, con-
tracted in Richmond Va, in 1856. and In
this city in 1905 and 1907.
JOHN KUCK, a grocer Of No. 81 Third
avenue; voluntary Liabilities are 2,6N
and nominal assets s212.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
SEED PRICES,

Toledo. Jan. 4.-CLOvERSEED- Jan-
uary. February and March, SO 20; April IS 90,
october, 81 so. ALSIKE-Prtne, SO IS; Msrcb
50 30. TIMOTEY-Prime, 81 6s
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
EXPORT
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January 4. 1911.

Kew York. january g. l9ll
GRaIS-WHEAT-Eas and at the close
was &c TO sac ret lower The decline wes
the result of moderate liquidation, following
Tuesdav's sharp advance, and was inspired
largely by the weakness abroad. where prices
failed 10 respond to our nrmness, Liverpool
declining &C Stocks OF wheat In public and
private elayators in Chicago decreased 10000
bushels for the week. although in Mime
apol!s stocks increased 215,000 and Kansas
city reported stocks OF 4.I29, 900, which was
said 10 be the largest on record Bradstreet s
visible supply showed increase east OF the
Rockies Of $50 0G0 compared with decrease
last year Of 704, 900. and worlds stocks de-
creased l. 16S 000. compared with az increase
last year Of $4,000. The French market
showed an advance equal TO about &c
tushei and there arc indications that France
will need a large amount OF foreign wheat.
20 rad. 9Sc elevator and 99c Z b ahoat:
No ! Northern Duluth, 81 20l: b afoat.
CORN-Qulet and slightly easier. closing at a
and private elevators IN Chicago increased
total % 2.5S3, 600 Bradstreets visible In
creased ,TGS, 900 compared with an increase
last vesr Of / .S37. 600 New No .. 52hc. o b
adoat. OATS-Inactive and isc lower, IN
sympathy with wheat and corn. Bradstreet S
sisbie showed an Increase Of 92s, 900 bushels,
compared with an increase last week Of
oOS, 900. Cash oats steady. Standard white,
3S9. No .. S9hc: No 3. SsAc, No 4, 81 c.
RYE-Steady; No. . Western. SSc, o New
York. BARLEY-Steady; mailing, 93997c,
/ Buffalo BUCKwHEAT-Quiet; Amer
lean 62hc, Z New York; Canadian, 06c
bid, c | New York, for export.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.

COTTON - Nervous and unsettled, with
prices working lower under scattering lqui-
dation and local bear pressure. May contracts
sold of 70 15c, 10 points below the closing
figures OF last night, and about 80 points
under the high record OF the season. The
close steady and or points up from
the lowest, but at net loss of from IL to II
points. English spot markets made rela-
lively steady showing. Southern advices re-
ported lrm interior spot situation. South
ern spot markets were unchanged to 1.16c
higher Exports continued large and so far
for the season are 100000 bales in excess Of
last year. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
(Accrued interest to be added,

FURNISHED by W. n. coler & Co.. No. a.
Cedar street)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r. l. Day & Co, 40 81 Wall
streeL)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

.Coupons interchangeable. tRegistsrcd. tCuu-
pons. sRegisiered and couponA-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
COBALT STOCKS.

Furnished by Warren. Growsld & Co. 10. 81
Broad etrest)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: open. High. Low. Close. day.
May........ Ois l o4lb 1oS& 03a o4s
Corn:
May........ b7H bT3
Oats:
May....,,.. 40 40
July........ 1914 1914
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tas following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
Y AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

'Ard interest
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

CA-NhlJA<ftF
1910 1909 1905
4th wal, O., "a. s2 aSo 900 e. 5ss 900 81 2I0 900
July i-pec er al. 65521.l3o 49.6s47so 40 oe3a. 7sS
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
tth week in Dec. sgsd.2oo s577.S09 sS2e. 500
July I~Den a.. 12,T49,0oO I2,iS7.0O0 109I5,i67
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-04
AVOID HARSH DRUGS.
MANY Cathartics Tend to Cause
Injury to the Bowels

If YOU are subject to constlpa-
ton. YOU should avoid strong
drugs and cathartics They only
give temporary relief and their
reaction is harmful and sometimes
more annoying than constipation.
They in no way effect cure and
their tendency is to weaken the
already weak organs with which
they come in contact.
We honestly believe that we
have the best constipation treat
mcnt ever devised. Our faith IN
it is so strong that We sell It on
the positive guarantee that 1t Snail
not cost the user cent if it does
not give entire satisfaction and
completely remedy constipation.
This preparation is called ReXall
OrderIies. These are prompt,
soothing and most effective IN ac-
ton. They are made of a recent
chemical discovery. Their prime
ipal ingredient is odorlcss, taste
less and colorless. Combined with
other WE'LL known ingredients,
long established FOR their useful
ness in the treatment OF constipa-
ton it forms a tablet which is eat
en- lust like candy. They may be
taken at any time, either day or
night without fear of their caus-
ing any inconvenience whatever,
They do not grir". purge nor
cause nausea. They act without
causing any plain or excessive
looscncss of the bowels. Fhey are
ideal for children. weak, delicate
persons and aged pople as well as
for the most hearty person.
They come in two size packages,
12 tablets 10 cents. 36 tablets 70
cents. Remember you can obtain
them only at our store. The ReXail
Store. The j. N. Thibodcaux
Drug Store.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-04
VALUE OF PUBLICITY.

"The public service performed
by the press through publicity Is
not as much appreciated as il
should be- says ex-Presiden'
Eliot of Harvard.
This deserves the attention o;
the thou1htless. who regard new"
papers merely as source OF en-,
,artainment, and the designing,
who look upon them as mischief
makers. The attitude of a man
seward she public may, usually
be gagged by his attitude toward
the press.
jefferson said, 81 would rath-
er live in a country with newspap-
ers and without a government
than in a country with govern
mnt and without newspapers. >
Napoleon said. -Four hostile
are more to be dread
ed than q hundred thousand bay
onets." These utterances may be
taken as fair indexes of the onar-
acters of the men.
Tennyson's eulogy Of the prince
consort reached its climax when
he wrote:
Wearing the white flower of a
bhameless life
In that fierce light which beats
upon a thorne.''
Those who dread publicity
should mend their ways so that
he lines. Of the poet might be ap.
,lied to them.-Beaumont Enter
)rise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-04
PARCELS POST A NATIONAL
NEED.

The demand for an extended
Parcels Post has become inslstent +;
it will no honger be denied. says
an editorial writer in Success
Magazine. Renewed agitation
for the elimination of the annual
deficit in the Post Office Depart
ment has REVEALED the folly of
permitting the express companies
to rob the post-office of a source of
large income by conveying small
parcels. The recent strike in New
York and vicinity during which the
business of our greatest city was
partly paralyzed by the refusal of
the express companies to meet the
moderate demands of their emf
ployees. emphasized the necessity
Of rescuing this important public
function from the hands of priv
ate monopoly that is rot respns,-Y
bic to the people. The complaints.
which the Interstate Commerce
Commission at Washington has re-
ceived from shippers throughout
the country. constitute demand
for immediate relief from the tx
tortions of these companies. The
people are determined that we
shall have a cheap. Immediate and
general Parcels Post-a real Par
cells Post.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-04
AN ARTIFICIAL EARTH
QUAKE.

New York's artificial earth
quake" caused by the explosion
Of % tons of dynamite. is the sub
jeet of two pages of illustrations
appearing in the March number
of Popular Mechanics Magazine.
An article states that. at the rate
at which explosives are being
used at the Panama Canal. %
short tons of dynamite, the
amount exploded at Jersey City,
would excavate 10000 Gu yd. Of
rock. If. this rock were to be
piled straight up on city build
ing let measuring $50 by 30 IT,,
it would tower to height exceed
ing 500 f.. Such is the disruptiye
power of 25 tons of dynamite.
Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets are safe, sure and re-
liable. and have been praised by
thousands of women who have
been restored to health through
their gentle aid and curstiveeprep-
critics. Sold by I'll dealere I
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-04
MONROE RETURNS FORSYTHE
TO OFFICE.

Monroe La. March , After
| one of the most strenuous and cX-
citing city campaigns ever held
in Monroe. DR.. A. \ ForSNthe
was today reelected mayor OF
Monroe over his opponent. IL Il.
| Speed. by Il majority OF ~. Fol
lowing the announcement of DIR.
ForSythe election, several thou
sand people congrcgatcd n front
of his drug store. and Tor al hour
or more pandcmoulum rclgncd.
Street ear traffic was blocked TOT
time whlIa the people cr3wded
the streets. cheering. blowing all
kinds Of horns and burning red
fire sticks. All this time Whistles
were blowing and bells rm2,r@
The Monroe Band appcarcr and
an immense thrHng. composed Of
men. women and children, parad
cd the streets. The excitcmat
continued until a late hour.
The campaign which ended to
night was the hardest Tough; con
test ever known III north Lou s.
ana OUTSIDE Of about n dpzen
fist fights there was never any
serious trouble
DR.. Forsythc has been mayor II
Monroe twelve years. and h; re
election tonight is for n terra OF
four years. He is known as the
Municipal Ownership Mayor as
he has carried that idea farthe"
and with more success than II s
found in any other city in the
United States. Since he became
mayor Of Monroe the city has ac-
ouired or built a public school
building at cost IF $4S5. 900, mar
kethousc $25 900: City Halls 300
600; sewerage system. $4,000;
water and light plant, $2OOoOo;
city park, with fair buildings, race
track. baseball diamond. summer
theatre. saltwater natatorlum,
100000: gravel Vits, $4,000;
street pa>ing $4,000 and other
investments.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-04
A KITCHEN CABINET IN
MINIATURE.

A business girl who wished to
brew an occasional cup - tea B.
her own room, purchaeed an nj
machine table With the treadle
removed. The top of the table,
covered with asbestos, accommo-
dated a small gas-stove. The ma
chine drawers held knives and
forks, small tea, coffee and sugar
canisters. and paper napkins,
Screw-hooks fastened to the I'M
der side of the table held the tea
and coffee pots, saucepan ana
a frying-pan. and a denim eur
tain acted as a screen. a com
pact and useful device.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-04
YOUR TAXES SHOULD BE
PAID AT ONCE.


Those Of our readers who have
not settled their tax due the State
for the-year 1910 should get busy
and settle with the Sheriff before
their property is advertised for
sale which will be in the month of
April, otherwise they Will be re-
sponsible for much trouble in re
deeming their property after it is
once adjudicated to the State.
We reproduce in full the last Act
of the Legislature. The new law
- understood by us compels the
owner before he can recover his
property to reimburse the State
the full assessed value. Thus, if the
property advertised for taxes
shows an assessed valuation of any
fixed amount it will necessitate
paying that amount into Golfers
OF the State before you can secure
a full title to your holdings. be-
side being incurred with the ad-
ditional expense of an attorney to
assist you in securing a clear
title. The Law reads as follows
BE it enacted. etc, That said
property as advertised shall be
sold by the Sheriff of the Parish
wherein the same is located be-
tween the hours Of and 4 p. m. |
TO the last and highest bidder for
cash; provided that the Registrar
of the State Land Office shall an
nounce in said advertisement the |
minimum price which will be ac-
cepted, which price shall be the |
value of the property as fixed in i
the assessment under which it was
to the State. and pro-
vided- further. that nothing less
than said minimum price shall be
received for said property at said
sak. The Sheriff making said
sale shall deliver to the purchaser
who has complied with the bid by
paying the price Of the adiudi-
cation to him q process verbal of
said sale and upon the surrender
to the Register of the
State Land Office said purchaser
shall be entitled 10 q Patent signed
BY said Register and by the Gov
ernoc Of the State"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-04

Lake Charles. March 2.--Ma-
chinery for the, new afternoon
paper, the lake Charles Times, is
arriving and the first issue of the
new publication will make its APP
pearance in the near future. The
pspef win be issued at 724 Ryan
Dtssst by NJ. John Marshall