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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
STOCK FEEDING.


As a result of the publicity
recently eiycu TO fine resources Of
/ Southwest Iouisiaua Cant3iu w
! e. Harding. general live stock
AGENT Of fine Baltimore ana Okio
Railroad 900 FuInrrfon BIIo
| ST. IoriS has be. ~ in rnusult9-
| tion with thr sorrrtary or tIr
Southwest Louisiana DryrIon.
meut Hurea,I iuypstigatiuy, IN,
possibiIi,\ of sfo., frpdiu. here
Cartaiu IIardiur has br.u in
/ VI yico making arranIrmrnfS for
the importation, of $4,000 head o..
beef cattle which il was intend
lea fo Iistrihutn o,rr thr GREAT
rrrdina ranches of the North
and West hut after some iuyest-
cation of thr GRAZING and corn
condition or This sartiou has de-
ridel tn ulacr os many ~ nossj-
hln hera
Don CafTery. fine New Orleans
attorury who has - ul1ntation in
81 Mary norish II \ pbarr If
\ov Ihar;a and ! q Ni.kersor
of I,r,,.,t, h,.y, o,r,n,aL s.v
,rolI,. l,n.u. r.,,,, civ :, ,;,,Lt
housonJ h.oJ d,l;yorios If
rh;.L n.;I L,ni, ahor, c,,aor,
,.r -, - has, or olont Re- live
c.;obt New Orleans Contaiu
L,rdi,n !, ouxiou, fo o,t in
communication win .yervona IN
onthwnet I,ou;.;on, who may
',aI d;snosad to rard cattle his
,on and with tro oroat enrn
.ron IN siyht and oyer nI.ntifnl
urnl, of o,bar feeds and forooa
snom. tbat vve sbouIl ha able if
mn orower oet husv to handle
he ontire ehinment ot , nro6t
ruttnr, may ha addressed to ST
r,ou;o Tho Nonteleone Hotel
Nav Orleans or will he forward.
ii nromntlv If sent to Contain
J,rd;nc in care of Southwest
,ou;s;ana Dcyelonment Bureau.
While here Cantain Harding
,nnounco1 b;s desire to lease or
,urob,so ahout 100 ,cres of land
man which no viii conduct ex.
,ar;mants IN Irish potato GROW
NO 81 think they must be
,omotbino wronp with Won,
notbodo ;, no declared "Your
ands are incomnarablv richer
ho, +hooo of Tennessee wher.
hove had much experience in
,rov;nr s'Ir;sb lomons y VET
onr v;old nor nero i smaller
.ol;ove | can prow nc good no.
otn boro and mara If them
tbo, tbov do tbere nv cboosinp
rbn nronar varieties oood seed
,n1 .,It;v,t;ng riobtlvD
Tbo pro,n wants small s,mnles
,f tho var;ous nroducts of every
,a.tion of the district especiallv
.crn OATS alfalfa. lespedeza rice
r;S, and sweet notatoas cotton
nd .nv otbar nroducts vrown
within tbe district The name
ma residence of the growers.
,mornt under cultivation. Weld
,er aero etc shouId accomnanv
asb sample. and when possible a
hort description of conditions in
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
So Many People Die of Blood
Poison.

A little scratch on the hand a
snlinter. or small abrasion of the
skin is often fatal because the
poisonous germs start the infec'
ion. That's where Hrnt's Light
ling Oil comes in handy as an
application on the abrasion, kills
all, germs which may have lodged
here, thereby preventing infec
ion and death. 1t pays to keep
this remedy in the home, espec,
ially where there are children All
drug stones in 25c and soc bot
tie.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
Remarkable Cure Of Dysentery.

~ was attacked with dysentery
about July 18th, and used the
doctors medicine ard other rem
edies with no relief, only getting
worse all the time. ! was unable
to do anything and my weight
dropped from l45 to l25 pounds.
| suffered for about tive months
when / was advised to use Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy. ] used two
bottles of it and it gave me perm
anent relief" writes B. W. Hill
Of Snow Hill, y. c. For sale by
all dealers. ----
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
LIBEL TO CALL WHITE PER
SON A NEGRESS.

A libel for damages resulting
from a publication is defendant 5
newspaper concerning plaintiff
is reported in Express Pub Co
VS.. Orsburn, 151 Southwestern
Reporpr, 57E. Plaintiff lis a
white woman. The controversy
arose over robbery in which
plaintiff was gagged, chloro
formed. beaten into unconscious
ness with the butt end of a re
volver. and her room ransacked
IN publishing an account of th'
'obbery defendant stated; \
hurry call came to the police
headquarters last night at Il
clock from III Edna avenue
the home of negro, who re
iurned home, as he said, to fine
his sister chloroformed, gagged
and the house robbed etc. Ii
subsequent issue the detail:
were gone into more mlnutel,
and accurately, her name and ad
dress waIe given, but no mentiO,
was made of her color. The gis
of her suit is that she was great,
mortified and Inundated by th'
publication that she was a ne
gress. A trial by a jury resulted
n a verdict and Judgment in he
favor for $500. On appeal to th'
Court of Civil Appeals of Texa
this is affirmed. the court holdins
that, considering the two article
together, it was a question for th'
Jury whether the first article re
ferred to plaintiff, and to justif,
recovery for libel. it is not nee
assary that plaintiff should b'
named, if pointed out by circum
stances or ascertainable from tn
words ,1ca6
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30

now. l was very
young when my first
baby was born and
my health was very
bad after that. !
was not regular and
/ had pains in my
back and was so
poorly that l could
hardly take care OF
my two children. l
doctored with sew
~al Joo<rrc ht,k eynt
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
)PICS ARE TO BE
1 UP AT SPECIAL
4 TERM.

oarg La.. Aug. %
lIaII today issued his
Defamation directing :
sion of the Genera
OF Louisiana be con.
Baton Rouge on Mon
5. and remain ~ scs
FRIDAY. Sept -, for
wv twelve days.
ernor includes II the
Subjects other than
state debt
provides that the Leg.
to make provision 10
ondcd debt Of the state
b. 1914, and TO call =
hal convention It
tccssary for that pur-
Eide for the recOnstruc-
,Iargcmrnt of the state
hstitutc and its removal
IA bllshment on a more
Ite,
6de for filling vacancies
he'd States Senate pend
pctlon, ana TO proVlGe
Ieage and per di M OF
ers of the General AS
hd the cost Of the con
convention.
is as follows:
rtue Of the authority
bed by the Constitution
hte Of Louisiana, ]
kbert Hall, governor o.
| of Louisiana, do here
This my proclamation
the General AssemblN
Ate of Louisiana in eX-
fy e'ssion, at the STATE
b the city Of Baton
)r q period not to eX-
Ne days, beginning at
noon on Monday, the
bf September, A. D..
ending at II o'clock
bn Friday. the 18th day
Rber. A. D., 1913, and J
h specially enumerate
tinq s,ihiects to be con
hd acted upon at the
] )aordinary session, to
ITO adopt such legisla
h.v be required to make
/ for the bonded debt OF
maturing Jan, j 1914
iii a constitutional con
II deemed necessary fo'
Jose.
| to make provision
reconstruction and en-
| of the State Trainino
and, within the discre
Ie General Assembly, fo'
Tal and re-esta blishmen'
lore eligible site.
To make provision fo,
Ient of the mileage and
of the members of the
Asseblv for attendance
extraordinary session
h. cost Of 'tha proposed
ional convention, includ
of the election
embe~S. and their mile.
per diem.
h-To make proylslo'
ling Of vacancies IN tn
tates Senate pending an
or that purpose.
whereof ! have
affixed my signature,
ID qhe great seal of the
Lol isiana to be affixed
ate Capitol, on this 23th
ugust, A. D.. 1913.
"L. +. HALL,
Governor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30

There's a world of satisfac-
tion in buying Uneeda Biscuit
because you know you will
get what you want : soda
crackers that are oven-fresh,
crisp, clean, appetizing and
nourishing.
Uneeda Biscuit are always uniform
in quality they are always alike
III crispness, i'll flavor they are
soda crackers you can depend
upon. And all because Uneeda
Biscuit are uncommon soda crack
ers packed in an uncommon way.
Five cents everywhere in the
moisture-proof package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30

Our friends Eugene Pharr,
Who hopes to be congressman
from the Third district via the
Republican ticket route, is going
to be sadly disappointed in the
outcomei Nevertheless, men Of
-ugene Pharr's character in
forming real Republican party
i'm Louisiana will have the effect
of making the Democratic party
follow a marrow path IN the fu-
ture. We need the two parties.
Ii G.. Times.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
pw the Trouble Starts

ttipation is the cause of
hilmsnts and disorders that
life misei able. Take Cham.
s Tablets. keep your bow
enlar and vou will avold
diseases. For sale by al
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
No. 666

This is prescription prepared especially
for NAL ARIA or CHiLtS l. FEVER
Five or six doses will break any case, and
taken then as tome the Fever will NOT
eturn. 1t acts on the liver better thar
Calomel and does not gripe or siekel.. Is
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
No. Six-Sixty-Six

This i prescription prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or cHills L FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not aripc or sicken. 2se
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30

A wag wants to know that u
iov. Hall gets 100000 from Bon
wing. Walker Ross and the
Dailv States. will he retire to
rivate life and live off the inter
St of his money If he will do
his it might be wei to raise the
aoney by public subscription
heryllc Soatth.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
Calomel is Bad.

But Simmons Liver Purifier IS
DELIGHTFULLY."- pleasant. and its az
ion is thorough. Constipation
,ields. biliousness goes. "A trla'
.onvinces. Tn yellow tin boxes
,nly. Tried once, used ALWAYS.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
!ood Reason for His Enthusiasm

When man has suffered fo'
everal days with collie, diarrhoe"
= either form Of bowel complaint
I'd is then cured sound and well
one or two doses of Chamber
inns Collie, Cholera and Dlar:
oea Remedy as is often the cas'
is but natural that he snou'd
o enthusiastic in his praise o'
he remedy. and especially is TIM
he ease of a severe attack whei
fe is tllreatened. Try it when III
eed Of such a remedy. 1t never
'ails Sold by all dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-30
MOTHER
so POORLY
Gould Hardly Care for Chill
dren Finds Health in
lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Bovina Center, ny Y.-"For six years
have not had as good health as | have
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-31


me that he was not as much at his
ease as was Miss Fairlow.
Il would ask you up to our rooms,
but they are not ready for company
just yet" 1 FASTENED to say. Come
into this little room where we can
talk"
You're looking mighty well, Flea
nor" said Dick, and truly she is a
beautiful woman. She is very dark
and her teeth CLEAN at the slightest
smile. almost felt as though she
made my red hair and fair skin look
colorless.
'Yes," she answered, 'I have been
having a perfectly beautiful time.
Spent the weekend with the Win
stons."
81 can't see what you see in Her
bert Winston" said Dick, with kind
of dog-in-the-manger froWp.
''My DEAR" 1 interposed, "since
returned to Chicago, Mollie, in her
frank way, told me that many of |
your friends declared they did not |
know what you saw in me-"
''They don't have to know it as |
long as 1 see it, !" said Dick, with a
short laugh. Then he said: 81 sup
pose you girls want to talk fashions. |
I'll go and smoke"
After he left conversation Ian
guished and Miss Fairlow soon
brought her call to an end.
l went upstairs and after waiting
for Dick>a half hour went to bed.
Dick did not come up for a couple
of hours, and when he did he seemed
so afraid of waking me that pre-
tended | was asleep.
1 wonder if did right to do this?
/ was not in the humor to talk
finances and probably he felt the
same. --r.--...-. ..-.
For the first time since we were
fried Dick went to sleep without
ing me. waited until knew he
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-31

ing the first words he said were, "You
were asleep last night when 1 came
in, so 1 did not kiss you good night,
dear"
could not tell him that had kisG-
ed him, and yet 1 think it would have
been better if had.
wonder if a woman's pride always
stands between her and the greatest
expression of her love.
AS soon as we were dressed Dick
said: "Will you come down and fix
up that money with me, dear?"
"Of course, 1 answered, "but first,
dear, let me state my side of the mat
ter" ...--
1 went over and took out of my
bad Dicks bills. 1 laid them on the
table and said: 'We-you and l.
have a little over $4,000 You are
getting $500 a month. You never
saved any money while you were sin
gle, but you hope to do so now. We
know that our board and lodging will
cost us $3.50 a month the way we
are planning to. live. You wish me
to have $50 month for my personal
expenses. This will leave 500, for
your expenses and our savings ac-
count"
but, dear, 1 told you," interrupt
ed Dick, that, owing to my many
bills this month, could only give
you $25" 49,. -,.
That's just the point at which am
trying to arrive. Suppose had some
calls on me that would make it i'm
perative to have the fifty you prom
ised?" H.. ... .-...-.-
"Oh, then, I'd probably let some
one else wait and give it to you"
1--WE must not let anyone wait, and
here is my plan: 1 viii place to your,
account this morning the $4,000. Out
of the remainder will pay these bills,
which amount to over $40O. You can
tell your firm that the first of the
II IL. 4E0
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01

lcontiguOs. Gradualmente III hombre
blanco ha empujado al hombre rojc
para atras. hasta que Ii reservation de
Cahuilla o. ahora solamente un vale
pelado teniendo una elevation de Ger
60 do 1000 pies. esteril. ~pedregoso i
sin ningun producto.
TODD este los hombres roj0s pudie.
ron sufrir; Ia altiya arrogancia v des,
p0tica tiranfa de los agentes de los In.
dos no pudIeron sufrir y por este We
ne 81 relate.
FL relate me fu6 dicho d mi por los
mismos Indios, pero no hasta que Sc
les habia ~asegurado por 81 Senador Rs
tudillo que yo era sn amigo.
rs justo, no obstante, decir qua
Stanley, 81 hombre muerto, no tenia
v.cios excepto aquellos que D Ia au.
Bencia de los vicios rec~onocidos. 4 "a
Der: arrogancia u complacencia.
lei Sir. Stanley no tue malo con no
sotros,' 81 Captain Luga. uno de los
.acusados, me dijo 4 mi en- una voz sue.
I've. n nos trat6 mejor que Ell ST.
Swayne. Era injusto; nos trataba co.
mo nifios; 81 no entendia."
Swayne es Ell agente que ia sido re-
movido, cuyo lngar fue tornado por
Stanley.
El Captain Luga es 81 hombre cuya
Influenza los oficiales del gobierno
quieren quebrar. Els inteligente y va
'leroso v 81 tenia Ell superbo 1atrevi-
mientos de actualmente tomar los ma
les de las tribus que 81 representaba
aI Presidente Taft. Ell ST.. Taft reiiri6
la Investigation al secretario dei inte-
rior y Swayne sufri6 una reduction en-
sutoridad. Este incidente marco al
Captain Luga como una persona "peli
grosa.v Debe notarse que personals
.peligrosas son halIadas frecuentemeIr
te entire los ~sacusados.
Entire los males con los cuales Luga'
acus6 q Swayne . los siguientes, to-
mados de una copia de los cargos OF
ciales p~uestos ante FL Sr. Taft. Ri pa
pel esta ante mi mientras escribo:
Swayne priv6 4 los Indios de 81 de-
NMf 4W afE MEN A+ WIZ H&-rt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01

tenarss AZ veclnos de Santa F6.
Una carga ianiliar III muchos no
cares.
Ia carga 40 una eepalda enferma,
Una espalda tirante, dsbil = adele
Icida.
Amenudo o. dice y Intermediates de
los rih0nes.
Las Pfldoras dc Doarl para dos Ri
hones debilitados.
H6 aquf I'm testimonio de Santa re.
]. 4. Sandoval, IFS Ortiz St, Santa
70. n. M, Una dolencia sorda en-
mi rabadilla, que 4 veces se me ex-
tendia hasta Ii vejiga, me ocasio-
no mucho sufrimiento. particular.
mente cuando me hallaba resfriado.
Me vi molestado de este particular
mente en- 81 i~nvierno, y en- addiction 4
Ia dolencia en Ii espald,a se notaban
sfntomas de inflammation de Ia vejiga.
Las secreciones de los riiones tenian
uni color may subido y cuando pasa-
ban iban acompanadas de una dolen-
cin ardorosa. Jamar use otro RENE
do que obrara tan satisfactorfamente
como las Phooras de Doan para los
Rinones. Probaron ser exactamente
Ia medicine que mi case requeria y la
curaci6n completa que me produce
ron me ha inducido q recomendarlas
en- mas de ma ocasi6n.v
De Vouta en- fodas las botfca&. Pre-.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01

" ~ ~ ~ AAA H1"M -
~ 9e0's9'
sus .plopios lueces, capitanes Y poll
49, 4 shtinchr sus ~
NJ z aqnellas onc'nas ies ~
nuso e's usrecno ~ afeumento porqus
pata ~ ahuao cuestaonar oeoleio
w ~ trevlInlenso POT ~ cpai 2
1esaaortunaao I've puesto len prision;
~ y. esarSssx NJ $500, $500
mss. c..~ss.-%sS4A~-.a.s' /. !
Indios AZ s,,a casaa = nonia acre,loa /
ouienes III preferIa 81 IL ,ncaras u.
cantes.
rstas = ntro. c.xsa. " .ana.4s
rat,r.iar 1880. s,ass. i NIL
ton ! ii encauecido Canitan Ja,ps
lahora al nroceao con ofrna nuava IS.
dos.
Habl6 con ri a. larpo St,o,nno y
nor medic IA III VI otro nohra desva.
lido. Ambrosio Anapas onien eta ac,I-
sado az d~isparar ii firo ana mat6 4
stanley.
.Ha sido ma materia ~ sentido co.
rsun nor anna ~ il resarva MA Ana.
1890
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01
PARA Los L~ABRAOOREs.
BUENAs -sUGEsTioNEs.

NNANSH
Para ei beneficio de los agricultores
v criadores de ganados roproducimos
81 siguiente artfculo del Heraldo del
Vale de San Luis, Colorado, que es
como sigue:
Muchos rancheros parecen estar re-
signados q Id middleton dirigida q
nuestros primeros padres, de que Ia
TERRA les producirfa espinas y cardos,
pues juzgando por la apariencia de
sus sementeros Y 81 resultado de sus
cosechas, estos parecen cosechar mny
POGO de otra cDsa.
Echen bastante esti6rcol en- su to-
reno, barbechelo bien, haga cambio
de semilla de Ia que ha acostumbra-
do sembrar en- cierto terreno, cultiva'
do bien u rieguelo q su debido tempo
Y vera cumplida Ia promesa Divina de
que rebosaran i graneros.
rs una ley natural de que cada Co
ga en- Ia naturaleza produce 4 su pro.
pia aemejanza. asi que 81 quieren CO.
sechar buen grano siembren buena SCI
militia y asistirla bien, porque tambien
cada cosa p~r0spera segun el cuidado y
atencion que recibe.
81 muchos rancheros emplearan Ia
mitad del tempo que emplean recre-
Andose al amor del sol y caleptandose
las rodillas III barbechar, echar es.
ti6rcol, desmontar y dc otros modos
componer sus terrei1os ha que dife-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01

ReumatIsmo curado P~rontamente.
lei esposo de mi hermana tuvo I'm
ataque de reumatismo en- su brazo,a
escribe un residente bien conocido Nd
Newton, Iowa. Le al una botella del
Linimento de Chamberlain 81 cual se
aplic6 q su brazo y en- Ia siguiente ma.
llama FL reumatismo habia desapareci-
40" Para reumatismo cr6nico mus
cular no pueden hallar NADIA mejor
que 81 Linimento de Chamberlain. ID
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01

81 qnieres buena fama, no to az FL
sol en IA CANA.
No hay NAL que por bien no venga.
El peor de los males 80 tratar con
animales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01
NO te burles de ella nina,

NO te burles de ella nina,
Ia debes compadecer.
que el mundo da muchas vueltas
y tu eres tambien mujer.
Jugamos 4 los amores,
Y aunque nina, me gan6;
me hizo trampa, q los celos,
y Ia trampa me perdi6.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01

-Sabes que se me ha declarado til
ex-novio?
Lo presumfa; cuando Ii dele, me
Idijo que iba 4 hacer una barbaridad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01
"a coNocEN BEN.

perfIles FamiIiares conocldoe 4 Cen
tenarsa de veclnos de Santa rs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01

quiera condicion do salud, v la salud
de- esa persona mejorara. Todos l6l
boticarios ID venden y 81 precio III
@.I: A
mas maquinarfa inclnyend0 las prem
saa, ACCOMPLISHMENTS no sufrieron der
calabr0 en- 10 minimo. la p6rdide
principal de imprenta tue en- eI mate
rial y revoltura de tip0s.
incendio emn4z6 u y, da-nartamento
locunado por ii ~. Cnbtree nero hasfs
tahora NJ III saba W orSaen 0ue caus6
,a confla eracinn a~astrnctora
pasde noco desn,,aa M ancandild
lef fuaeo IL desc,brid u MA debido /
4eta ana ~ nudo sacar m,,cl,o M 1oa
dos estabiecimientos III ambos extre,
r,os All ediAcio
~ ah... ....
1890 caarara . III, 4 mau,dsS
Ssssss.sa $500 81
$3.50 ~ aMsz us 800 81
a. 80 ..a Z i $500
~ snna snrsA.,s.shss u " 1880
nss~aa Z ssesssass M ~ 10
rsaa asss...a sr..rsss.,.a
800 s 1s,sy 4, ~
.11e $500 @ss1.a r@s-
- Y
n,,rprn 80 IA. crurr,,A
M0EH S~N IsAH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-01

La ayuda les viene 4 los Que Ia
buscan-si pagan por ella.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-17
WHY CONNECTICUT IS PROUD
People Of "Land Of Steady habits
Had Rare Foresight, and Are
Getting Results.

Connecticut is proud to call herself
,the Land OF Steady Habits, writes
Governor Baldwin in Leslie's. She is
slow to adopt new experiments In gov
ernment. She knows that they often
are two edged swords and cut both
ways. Connecticut early adopted
compulsory education. She has there
fore always had an intelligent people,
She believes in God, and has a re-
lgious people, largely Roman Catho-
lie. But two states are smaller In
territory, but II are smaller In popu.
lation. She saw many years ago
that the money to be made out of
farming was, on the whole, less than
that to be made out of manufactures
In a state where the people had a
well cultivated, inventive faculty and
regular habits OF trained industry. She
thus passed from the ranks of the
agricultural states to those of the
manufacturing states. and she has
grown rich because of the change. She
still has, however. large farming inter-
ests-as large as they ever were. Her
climate fayors them More varieties
of trees flourish In Connecticut than
in any other state. More varieties Of
birds are found there than in any
other state. .'".
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-17
Quite Good Interest.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie tells the fol-
lowing story with great relish. When
his father was leaving his native
country to settle In America he Dor
rowed twenty pounds from a relative.
The family had an uphill battle on
the other side of the Atlantic, but,
when the tide OF prosperity turned
with the son, he remembered his
fathers Indebtedness, and determined
to clear 1t OF, together with its ac-
cumulated interest. He started by re-
uniting the sum of twenty pounds, and
for several years sent the same
amount--a dividend equal to exactly
100 per cent. Returning to Scotland.
the Pittsburgh ironmaster met his old
relative. -"
We'll" said Mr.. Carnegie, having
paid up a good deal Of the interest, /
should like now to clear or the prin-
cipal." ~"
"Ah, .ay, Andrew, dinna ye fash
fersel' ABBOTT the loan! Am pair
fectly satisfied with the interest"
"Ah, but I'm rich enough now, I
think, to clear or the principal" re-
piled the millionaire.
"Dinna mind the principal, Andrew"
said the relative, "it's very weel in
vested as 1t isl"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-17
Modern Dentistry No. Modern.

A medical authority has just stated
q number Of newly acquired bits of
information that would seem to re.
flute the proposition that modern den
'tistry is modern. Achievements OF
unknown dentists of ancient Egypt
and Rome prove the contrary. Just
who the dentists were, the historians
do not always relate. but the results
of their work have proved beyond a
doubt that bridge work-on which
we moderns specially pride ourselves
of the most skillful kind was done
as long ago as six OF seven centuries
before Christ. In the tomb Of SidoD
were found four incisors and two ca
nine teeth in the Jaw OF a woman that
were held together by gold wire, two
OF the former being transplanted teeth
what might be called crowns In this
day--fastened In by gold wire. In
the museum at Corneto, the ancient
capital OF the Etruscan federation, are
to be seen several specimens OF bridge
work done by riveted bands Of metal.