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The bee., 1912-12-13
Christina, Bazaar A Great Success.

The annual Christmas Bazaar of
the Ladies Aid of the Christian
church was given at the Armory
Thursday, and was the most sue
cessful for years. The ladies, under
the efficient leadership of their
president. Mrs. w. r. Coyle, had
been working diligently for weeks,
and their labors illuminated in q
most satisfactory way.
A beautiful scene met the eye as
one entered the door,. Booths
beautifully decorated and presided
over bv handsome matrons and
beautiful maidens contained articles
of every description for the Chris
mas season, as we'll as candy and
other edIbles. 1t would be impos.
sible to describe each of these, but
suffice to say the most fastidious
were charmed. At the noou hour
and In the evening a splendid menu
was served, proving the efficiency
of the ladies in charge of the kitchen.
When the Closing hour arrived 1t
was found that but few articles re-
mained unsold, and these will yet
be disposed Of, eitner for cash or
The bee., 1912-12-13
Coming Soon.

"Forty-five Minutes from Broad
way" will be presented at the
Garrick theatre on Thursday Dec,
10Th in ldentically~ the same man.
ner that attracted enthusiastic
crowds at George M. Cohan's theatre
in New York City for one solid
year. Never before has so elsbou-
rate and successful at attraction
been brought here, and "Forty-five
Minutes from Broadway" already
promises to establish new records
from attendance.
The bee., 1912-12-13
Neus of the TOwn


Wanted gbod solicitors for Ear
aington good money to right party
apply at Bee office.
fyoa want anything In the furni'
ture liue for Xmas call on
Barnes, Cowand & Co. Incorporated
H. ID. CowRnd Is in Evansville to.
day buying furniture for his firm
and for Mr.. Elmer Lynn.
Don't miss seeing our doll parlor
on second floor.
Barnes. Cowand & Co., Incorporated
Bradley Stbne, has accepted q po-
sitIon as "Cailer" with the l.. a N.
Go.
Ed Long, Clay Stokes, Jim Malon.
ey and Billie Fugate, attended the
Balkan Princess Wednesday.
Big reduction ON Ladies', Misses
and childrens suits, coats and skirts.
Barnes Cowands q Co.
Hartford Chatten, of Darlington
was In Madisonville Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Long. of
Providence was in Darlington We'd
nesday, spending the day with
relatives.
FOR SALE-O neMorris Air tight
Heater, in good condition.
If n. l.. BRAMWELL
Mason Carniham, was off Tuesday
on account of sickness.
Every thing in Christmas gifts can
be found in our store.
Barnes, Cowand & Co., Incorporated
Mrs. f. NJ. Mitchell, of this city
attended the meeting of the U ID. O..
at the home of Mrs. j. w. Barnhill,
in Madisonville Thursday after
noon, whichproved to be quite an
enjoyable Social Event.
Doll parlor on second floor.
Barnes Cowand, & Go. Incorporated
Miss Clara Austin, of Providence
was the guest of her sister Mrs.
John Causler in darlington this
week.
A big reduction on Ladies hats for
the Christmas shopper.
Barnes Cowand s. Co. Incorporated.
The bee., 1912-12-13

Remember we are head quarters
for Santa Claus.
Barnes Cowhnd & Co. Incorporated.
Robert Fenwick left Tuesday night
TO accept a position with the Il. 4
N. IN Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Davis, OF
Hopkinsville, spent Sunday the
guest Of Mrs. }. M. Victory In thiG
city.
Bern to Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellua
Earl JagOe. Sunday moFNing, Q fine
boy.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Jehn Dg-
Buiseon, Sunday night a Ane teg
boy.
1.-THE Cook Came Back" Majestic,
This 10 q picture everyone will en-
10y. Come out to the Princess to-
morrow night and see 1t.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. r. Paytou, will
visit friends in Evansville next
week.
Miss Ruby Peyt6n, was In Madi-
sonville Wednesday night'to see the
Balkan Princess"
.. IL. Rogers ana son Reuben
Rogers, of Kebo was in Eerlington
Tuesday With friends.
Look what's 10 the Princess to-
morrow night. A Thanhouser.
You all know what lt 10. Nuff said.
Billie Fugate and Paul King, of
EgrlfngtOns were lin Msdisonville
Wednesday looking up Santa Claus.
Roy DAVIS, made a business trip
for the Co., Tuesday 10 Nashville.
Mrs. Murphy SRtton. has accepted
a position with the Telephone Co.,
in Allensville.
miss Robinson Crusoe''. Than
houser, in two big reels. At the
Princess to morrow night. Come
and see it. You know when we say
Thanhouser that it's good one.C
Cutie number of darlington peo-
pie attended the Balkan Princess"
In MadIsonville Wednesday night
at the Garrick Theatre.
Mr.. John Maloney, of Providence
has bought the Victory residence in
this city, on Main street formerly
occupied by e. l.. Wise and will
make this place their home,
Henry Rodgers and little Pete
Davis, spent Monday and Tuesday
in the country with friends.
Miss Mabel Browning, who has
been quite sick for few days is
able to be up and has resumed her
duties at CansIer q Maloney's.
The bee., 1912-12-13

Miss Margaret Kemp, who has
been quite sick for several days Is
improving slowly.
Miss Bessie d. Kaufman, who has
been nursing Jack Whitford for. the
psss.. ~-5sk viii return to Evansville
this week. Miss Kaufman is a
graduate of tho New GILBERT Memo
rial Sanitarium and is splendid
nurse.
The Rev. Geo. @. Abbitt, of Hop.
kinsville will hold service at the
Library next Tuesday night 1880.
Public cordially invited to attend.
The bee., 1912-12-13

given to the poor, for the ladies
os this splendid organization never
forget the needy. ------.- .--..
They are deeply grateful to every
one who helped toward the success
of the occasion. Special mention
should be made of the following
Darlington and Madisonville firms
and parties.
Barnes. Cowand & Co., M. B
Long, L. e. McEuen. ]. f. Devylder,
Theo. Watts, Miss Anna Moore,
Cansler & Maloney, Mike Bohan G.
L. Wiley, Hollinger & Truempy B.
E. Nixon, St. Bernard, Stores &
Mining Co., King & sons, Henry
Rogers & John Long, Webb Bros,
w. H. Whitford and the Bee office,
Bishop & Co., Mcleod store, Dulins.
@. A. Mortin, Utley & Obrian, Sisk
Book store and Will T. Mills.
About $l75 was realized.
The bee., 1912-12-13
Coming Soon.

Lovers of an evening of real pleas
ure in the theatre are promised q
treat far out of the ordinary in the
announcement that the record break
ing success "Forty. five minutes from
Broadway" has been secured at the
attraction at The Garrick Theatre
onThursday Dec. 10Th with Bert
Leigh as the chief fun maker.
The bee., 1912-12-13
Headquarters For Holiday Goods.

Watches, diamonds, solid gold
jewelrv, gold filed jewelry, toilet
sets etc.
Newest and best goods at right
prices.
F. N. Fugate. jewellers.
Madisonville, KY.
The bee., 1912-12-13
parissiiaa Ivory Ivory
z, for
The Holiday

This popular novel
ty in Toilet Ware finds
an increasing demand
daily and can be found
in a varied assortment
than heretofore at re-
duced prices previous
year.
We invite your spec
ial attention to our stock
of Partisan Ivory this
season which embraces
Toilet Sets, Manicure,
Sets, Mirrors, Bushes,
Military Sets, Jewel Box
es Jewel Trays, Picture,
Frames, Pin Cushions.
Tie Rings, Vanity Boxes,
Buffers and others small
pieces. 'r' s
A partial display 6f
these goods.will be found.
in Our window where
they can be seen at your
leisure.
The bee., 1912-12-13

It Is going to be dificult to get
women to quit judging other women
by the flrs they wear.
The bee., 1912-12-13

viii Robinson, of Madisonville
was in Darlington Wednesday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-31
Mayoralty Tie Settled.

Redwood Falls will be dry for the
coming year, which fact was settled
Wednesday afternoon about four
O'Clock when the tie for mayor was
won by J. P. Cooper over J. H. Mel.
ges, lots having been drawn to settle
the question.
At that time the council met in the
municipal court room, there being
present, Aldermen F. G. Hubbard, F..
"A. J.aps, John Kuck and w. T. Viii.
cox, Mayor Cooper, J, H. Melges,
Recorder Huntsberry, Judge r. A.
Gray, City Attorney A, c. Dolliff and
Rud Stenvad.
The name OF J. p, Cooper was writ
ten on slip and placed in an envelope
and the name OF j. H. Melges was
written on another and placed in an
envelope and then there we're twenty
three blanks put into envelopes and
all sealed and placed in ballot box
and we'll stirred up. F. G. Hubbard
made motion and it was carried, to
have Miss Elizabeth Conner, libra
rian, do the drawing. When all was
ready she drew an envelope from the
box and handed it to the Recorder
opened it and when the third envelope
was drawn and opened it contained
the name of j. P. Cooper, which de-
cided that he is to be mayor of our
city for the remainder of the year and
also that the town will be without sa.
looms for another year. -...-.
Now that the drawing is over things
have quieted down and we are assured
of good business administration for
the rem ainder of the year.
Redwood Falls Sun.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-31

The Chicago Grand Opera Company
sang grand opera in St. Paul the
first of this week. The cheapest seats
were 81. but long lines of people were
willing to pay the prices and more
too, in order to hear the best music.
st. Paul is known as one of the best
cities in the country from
the standpoint of music. 1t spends
mere on music per capita than any
other city, not excepting New York.
We have not learned of any of cur
citizens going down to the city for
Grand Opera. Aren't We little slow
for such a music-loving community as
New Uln is?
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-31
Beware Of 0intments for Catarrh that Con
tain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derarge the
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good yon can
Cure, manufactured by f. ]. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly upon
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine, 1t is taken in
ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by f.
:. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-31
The Mankato Daily Review is au-

The MankatO Daily Review Is au-
thority for the statement that Mankato
is to have two new enterprises, q toy
factory and one to manufacture silos.
The Advisory Board OF the Co nmer-
cial Club has favorably considered
both projects.
Esther Mueller, the youngest daugh-
ter of Martin Mueller, was united in
marriage to Fred Dauer at Searles
last Tuesday. The young couple
made short wedding trip to visit re-
latives of the groom and will after
their return 60 to housekeeping on a
farm near CORTLAND. The Review
extends best wishes for happiness and
success.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-31
To Mothers IN this Town.

Children who are delicate, feverish
and cross will get immediate relief
from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
for Children. They cleanse the
stomach, act on the liver and are re-
commended for complaining children.
A pleasant remedy for worms. At all
druggists, Csc. Sample FREE.
Address, A. S. Olmsted, Leroy,
NV. 4-6
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-31


Silver Hage and George s. Hsge of
Madelia were guests at the Hage home
Saturday.
Born to Mr.. s. Mrs. Emil Lunz ~of
cottonwood daughter, Sunday,
.Janu ary 18th.
Listen! When you call for Bread,
be sure you get "Cream Bread" made
sby Wd. Eibner's Home Bakery.
Twin boys arrived at the home of
Herm an Nun Monday to gladden. the
Fhearts of the parents.
Albert j. Schramm. our Register of
IDeeds, transacted business in St. Paul
and Minneapolis last week.
Miss Meta Gratz of WiuOna is
spending the week with Mr.. and Mre.
John Henle and Mr.. and Mrs. John
.Gratz.
Alex. Waibel left for Roseau Coun-
rty last week where he will spend tho
balance Of the winter logging and
saving lumber on his timberlands.
L wish to get rid of my entire
stock of Pianos and Piano Players.
Prices right as they must be
CLOSED out by Feb. 1st. .-.,.
w. J. Winkelmann.
The funeral of Edna, the five weeks
old daughter of r. Brueski, who
died from commissions Wednesday
evening was held from the residence
of Mrs. Wilhelm ae Schaefer, Friday
afternoon, Rev. Geo. Mayer otficiat-
ring. ~... ~."..
Banker 0lin has moved his family
and household into his handsome new
residence gust completed by johnson
Brothers. This Few house contains
all modern con veniences and is prob
ably the best residence 10 town.
Franklin Tribune
Andrew NeudecKer and daughter.
Joseph Nssdee1er. and Michael Neu.
decker OF, Clements; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Msges, Wenzel Asges, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Gewerth aud Mr..
and Mrs. Adam, Reitter attended the
funeral of Ronsn Hogn last! Wednes-
.dsy. ;.e'-t.
St Patrick Council K. c. are per.
hecting arrangements for their annual
ball which will be given at Turner
Hall 81. Valentines Day, February
.l4th. This will be private dance
and only the members and invited
friends will have an opportunity to be
,present.
The Farmers Institute which was to
Ihsve been held at Sleepy Eye Thurs
day and Friday of last week was post
poned by the Department at the
eleventh hour and will be held Thurs
day and Friday FEB. LIST. and 2nd.) of
this week. Every one interested in
agricultural pursuits should not fail
ITO attend these instructive meetings.
The committee in charge of the
annual concert of the Second Regi-
ment Band have decided upon Sun
day, the 18th day of February for the
concert which will be given at Turn er
Hall Capt. Jos. c. Hofmeister has
about completed the program and
musical treat is certainly in store for
our citizens. The other arrangement IS
will be in charge of the committee,
consisting of Anton A. Henle, Albert
Gag and Emil Backer.
The guests of the Dakota House
we're RECALLED with succulent roast pig
1SpsnferkeD for supper Saturday
evening. Otto Hummel, one OF the
star boarders, furnished the pig and
Mine Host Johnson cav to it that it
was prepared according to the most
approved methods obtaining in the
culinary department of this wellknown
ahostelry. "It was Spanferkel, what
was Spanferkel!" said Mine Host
several hours later, smacking
his lips at the thought of the deli
cacies enjoyed.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20

a few days ago q woman ayia
tof called upon his honor, tht
mayor Of Boston, to pay him a
social visit, Judging from news
paper accounts, the lady did moi
greatly enjoy the short time spent
in the mayors Office. The official
was of the opinion that the busi
nes Of flying was one which
should be left to men and that
women were not suited for it,
either physically or temperament
ally, He suggested that a wo-
man 3 sphere was in some profess
sion which tended to help human
itysas q whole or some other field
that offered real and lasting BEN
efitx to mankind. Many, no
doubt, will Agree with the mayor,
wonnan should not engage in q
sailing which is the most dang
efors in the world, and should
devote her attention to. matters
whleh are more IN keeping with
her sex. f ax4n..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20

York Sun man, "who had the
same christian name and whose
f, family names began with the same
| letter. Andrew Jackson and An
| drew johnson.
This led Samuel q. Blythe, Of
!: the Saturday Evening Post, to re.
mark that there had been three
Johns In the White House. He
mentioned the two Adarhses and
Tyler. w 80
s."And there were five Jameses"
said Jim Faulkner of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, Madison, Monroe,
Polk, Buc hanan and Garfield" !"
"But there was only one George.
Let's go and liquor to his men,
ory."
"Have you overlooked the fact
that we have had three Williams
for PRESIDENT" asked an ex-
Judge in the group. William
Henry Harrison, William McKin-
ley and William Howard Taft. F"
si,'That reminds me,"T quoth
another, "that we had but two
Presidents who signed bota
christian names, John Quincy
Adams and William Henry Har-
rison." M
ssNineteer of cur Presidents
had no middle Christian names
or if they had they never signed
them. Mr.. Cleveland had . mid
die name but eliminated it early |
in life," said the starter of the
gabfest. go At ii
And sas we look at them,
said the oldest reporter of them
all, "all Of our Presidents save |
Mckinley and Roosevelt had Eng |
fish names !, 84 baa
"You have forgotten that there
was one with q Holland name
Van Buren. / suppose some Of
sou putchmen would claim him.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20
! Partition Sall'
ALlDA DECUIR, WIFE OrCyI
H st. JULIEN
l... vs..
CELlMEN DECU1R, WIDOW /
,..s SINGLETON.
State Of Losisisna, ParsA 4 lbai, Nina
t judicial Dhtiss cssn.

| Notice 10 hereby given hat " vidu
an order eminating fren The noa. /
judicial District Court, % and for III
Parish La, and to me diseessd, |, On
Henderson, Sheriff, through FINN
hestayer, Deputy sheriff, viii s1n|
sale and will sell ct public auatisu ii
last and highest bidder, On The h
hereinafter expressed 10 eject 1 piiia|
between plaintiff and dslsndaui n
Court House st New Iberia. IL, 81
Saturday, August Sd, foi1'
the following described property, N
Lot member three "A ssftail t(x
land containing forty arpssts, sitsnl
Iberia Parish, Louisiana and bei1I
siguatsd on plan Of survey made W n
Gutekunst, surveyor, and % alsiisII
2844 Of the docket Of this Honorable a
and. being bounded north b. Wi
Emsriu the CarrisIs, south by f.
or Dudley PEBBLES o. assigns. ~
Lot 2 Of said plat and west Lot TO-
said plat. ms s4
Lot number four.--A certain tsse
laad situated in the came Pan
State and designed on same plsn \
vey and being bounded perth hy lasa|
Enerinthe CSrrisre, ssutA By sla|
Dudley or Henry PEBBLES oS asaSDs'
BY lot three Of said plat and ~
land OF Hubert Thsriot.
Terms Of sale: Que third Of pslt1
price payable cash and the bslause !
credit OF ono and two years, the pe10|
srs to furnish their promissoIy 1slf|
order Of the Notary Public sppsi1l
s6set this partition and bearing
per cent annual interest from ths
until paid, secured BY special nsi
and privilege Of vendor retained, =
desd by the Sheriff and importing =
sion Of Judgment.
Given omcisIly this Wth ~ y
4. D. 1919. lfts
GEO. HENDERSON, ~,
Per =. J. AsHsysr, Dy -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20
JUDGE BREAUx QUALITIES

Baton Rouge, La, July s.
Chief Justice Joseph A. Breaux
of New Iberia, today filed his
declaration Of candidacy to- sue.
ceed himself on the supreme bench
from the Fourth. Supreme Court
District, with Secretary of State
Hebert, and made his deposit with
that official, together with a de.
pOsit under the resolution of the
Democratic state central commit
tee with Secretary A. w. Newlin.
Associate Justice Walter B.
Sommerville, of New Orleans,
candidate from the First District
to succeed himself, had also filed
his papers and deposits with the
respective officials. He is the
first to qualify from the First Dis
trict. II y ,ast q ,ai.pI q r.t"t
From the Fourth District, how
ever, Judge eO'Neill, of Franklin,
and Judge Pugh of Donaldson.
Vile, have already qualified. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20
CHILD LABOR LAW AlMNpEn
/, /. &" BY HOUSE, eh ice


Baton Rougs, Ls,. July s.-B,
a vote Of 60 to A the house toda,
passed the Clinton amendment Il
the child labor law, allowing chill
dren on the stage :
Francis Wilson, noted actor
has been here six weeks heading
the theatrical lobby, which finally
got the bill through. He had to
oppose an organized band Of Lou.
isiana women, who were determ.
ined not to allow the children on
the stake. Wilson won. r''''le
The full crew bill, q measure
which every railroad entering
the state has been fighting, failed
to pass the house today. A lrsge
number Of members ducked the
vote By a vote the senate today
passed the bill to allow women to
serve On school and correctional
boards in this state. The suffra-
gettes are celebrating this a. q
decided victory for their cause.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20
UYBURN AsSAII9 JETTER.
lI SONS lnBlC0RY.

Washington, July l6s Thorn
as Jefferson was not the author
of the Declaration of Independ-
ence, 4 declared! Senator Hepburn
to-day as he blocked a resolution
proposing the purchase. of Monti-
lcqllo BY the government.
Mr.. Hepburn spoke Of Jeffer-
son as the idol Of the Democra-
tic Party"
He II about a. we'll l-bronzed
and moss-covered ~ any other
statesman, - he said, and r do
not think he should be deified. !"
Jefferson Levy, of New York,
owner Of Monticello, says he
would pot ssll It, even II Congress
passed the resolution. .
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20
The belief that the Jew il qual-

The belief that the DIV il quail
lied tor trading only is Z common
fallacy and ancient history will
show that he was the most sue.
csssfui farmer IN the world Ths
Book Island Railroad Company
believes the Jew will make ah tx.
cellent farmer and il making ar
rangements te settle . large mum,
bsf of them in Oklahoma and
other Southern Ststee. The rail-
road company hes the hearty CO.
operation Of the Jewish Agricul.
tural md industrial Aid Society
Of New York, which is subsidized
with . portion of the baron de
Hirsch legacy of $40, ,OOO, 900, and,
which i being managed byl Lead
he benkers and merchants of
that sity, Those at the head yof
ths movement sYs anticipating
great yssults from this new move,
n1sut, Al 1856 II ss,.sals
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20
d. Homologation Notice. b.
Succession Of Rosalie Hebert, De
90 ceased Widow of Onezime
.- iauA Rarnard. .4,i-s

10Th Jud. Dist, Court, State o1
Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia.
Whereas, Aristide G, Bernard,
resident Of the Parish Of Iberia
Administrator of the above mum
bered and entitled Succession
has filed in this Hon. Court, his
final account as Administrator oil
said estate, together with his pc.
tition praying that the same be
homologated and approved. s''
Notice is therefore hereby given
to all whom it may or doth con,
Germ to- show cause. if any they
have, within ten days from. the
first publication hereof, why the
prayer of petitioner should not
be granted.
Witness the Hon. Jones Simon.
Judge Of our said Court this 18th
day Of July A, D., 1919.
=. 49,, A. j. MAuMUs,
by Clki of Court, Iberia Parish.
Il. T. Dulany. ESD, Atty, +,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1912-07-20
Sheriff. . Sale.
MRS. s. L. FITZHUGH
H. SHELBY SANDER

III. SHELBY SANDEM
State of Louisiana, Parish y I
ria, 10Th Jud. District C'es
Notice is hereby given tns'
virtue of an order Of seizure
sale, issued out Of the sbow =
titled and numbered causs
to me directed, /, George y
derson, Sheriff, through ffsl, !
Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff.
seized and will offer for Sals
will sell to the last and hg
bidder, FOR CASH, at the ! u !.
House in the City of New iOs
La, between legal sale houn' s
Saturday July Nh
the following described proF]
to-wit: III
: Lots No. 12 and Is, CONT =.
cighty-fve and fifty-nins ons
dreth acres, of q certain
made by j. 2. Kempsr. -
the 14th day of April I'LL
duly recorded in the morsssc n
flee of Iberia Parish IN y
laneous book No. 6 at foip
being part of that. certrqa, 5, .
tation known as Bayside
ton, situated in the rsFl
Iberia, State of LouisianH
To pay and satisfy the ~
sued in this case, say tne
Five Thousand Dollars w
per cent interest per annun
Oct. LIST, 1910, until paid
costs of these proceeding
Given officially this zzo
June A. D. 1912.
GEO. HENDERSON
Per Frank Mestaysr, =