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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
HOPE IT'S A FACT.

The report has gained circula
ton that Ex-Governor Jared Y
Sanders will pit against Honorable
Lewis Morgan for Congressiona
honors in the next race.
This morsel Of news comes as q
real relish to the people through
out the sixth district, and is quite
sufficient to give the other fellow
twinges Of political jealousy. Ii
fact it sounds for his opponent
that mournful knell which brings
around the bier that conveys all
that is mortal of man to the
polital metropolis. ...
The Herald, as also does every
man in the congressional district,
irrespective of political predi-
lectlons, we may assert, readily
recognize in Ex-Governor Sanders
a brilliant intellect. An intellect
active at all times upon all issues
that involve interests of the mas
ses, but, what is infnentely better
and perhaps more rare, is his
emlnently fair mind, capable of
seeing both sides to every ques-
ton, and his intrepid courage to
stand firmly for the principle Of
rectitude and impartiality. Again
we say, we hope Jared Y. Sander,
will be at the stand VIXEN ~.
word ego" is given.-Roseland
Herald. .e .t
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
tSavcITisGH emf. J

Conservative food supply OF
the United States to our own cit
izens,' is the message sent by
Executive Committee Of the Ma
tional Association of Master
BARRIERS to the President Of the
United States Senate, and. the
Speaker Of the House of Repre-
sentatives. t,
In the appeal the committee de
clares that the supply of rwJhtest
rye and fouf is seriously tbrea+
ened by the unprecedented ex-
ports to. Europe. 1t is stated that
replies from 10000 letters I'D
dressed to. bankers throughout the
United States show a sentiWqt
strongly in favor Of food supplies
until the present crisis shall be
safely passed. - Southern ,Vinai-
Ndlpl. .s.-. ..tr,,. r,.t, .,AN- s.,,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06

ly anxious that strict justice
should be done by the particular
community of which chance has
made him a. COMPONENT member
than by any others; but then
people who feel acutely this joint
responsibility of all the citizens
to uphold the moral right are no
praised as patriots but revileG, as
unpatriotic. To urge that our
own country should strive with all
its might, higher, purer, nobler,
more generous than other coun-
tries-the only kind of patriotism
worth a moments thought in a
righteous mans eyes-is account
ed by most men both wicked and
foolish. +"
The livest, the most vital qpes-
ton before this country to-day in
view of the reign Of madness over
the sea is, can we live up to it ?
Is this new ideal of patriotism to
become our own9 Is America in
her enviable position stron
enough to lead the world in mag
nanimity, generosity and coIirage ?
Can she continue to say to her
brothers everywhere under the
most trying complication whit
she said to the dpuartinr MeEicar
Ambassador at WASHINGTON a. few.
months prior TO the beoinniug Of.
these European wars. There cen
be no last word between friends2 -,
Tn all the history Of the world
such an opportunity never.
Knocked at the doors Of a great
people. i'@e.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06

Mr.. Alfred BfOussafd Of Bre6fX
Bridge has ripe Strawberries and
states he has SERVED them at his
home table relGlarly fsince the
fifth inst. Ibis straw;bdrriesli are
planted in open ground and'wa e
not covered with sacks or canvas
to protect against the '1cohlt fftnot
necessary.-Breaux Bridge Adj
vance. t'R .L4)i'b2 inG1i = 5Rt
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
All! The 'Invigorating Whit Of
'9ataa1 the Pine Forest: ilep !

7 How it clears the throat and
head of its mucous aflmentsll9 1t
is this spirit of Newness and
vigor from the healthleiving
Pinev Forests brought back by
DR.. Bells Pine-TarlHoney.o An
tiseptic and healing Buy a. bot
tie today. All Druggists, 2bc.
Electric Bittefs a Spring Tonic.
(Aavertisensnt.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
THE BOY OR GIRL

who desires a higher edu-
cation mrst be amb tiouS
and have the grit to over
come all difficulties. The
greatest difficulty is }athe
snnrrino If funds necessary ,
sary to complete this edu-
cation. 80 R faI.' fI'i1.
This Association furnish
es the opportunity Whel e.
by YOU may save the mon-
ev required for your col
fcoe education. Save svs7
tematically and in a few
YEARS your educatiom is Sc Il
cure. tel aso
, Ten shares Of. our stock.
requiring weekly pay
ment Of $500. VII in less
than zen wears amount to
10000.
ETA. PIT, DINO ASSN.
> y =
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
SOUTHWESTERN REFLEC,

Although the weather has Deen
untoward, up to the present there
is no occasion for encouragement
In Southwest Louisiana We ale
blessed with long growing sea
son, and the excessive rainfall
may, after all, be the means OF
protecting us from having early
crops frost bitten.
Don't fret about the weather
There are plenty Of things the
farmer can do in the way of MAJ
ing Improvements about his prem
ises-improvements which, if the
weather We're good, he would
never make. Moreover, the wealth
er which keeps the farmer out Of
the field will give a better oppor-
tunity to test his seeds, the i'm
! perative duty of doing which was
the subject Of last weeks, discus
sion. ,,- .4 m 2tt auJ
If the weather should have be
come ideal by the time this article
appears, its precepts will not have
been lost 'becarse they will keep
they are as good for next year
as they are or this year; and will
be as long as rains interfere with
farm labor and armersh ave, to
plant seeds and keep up the farm
ma chlneryV9 II at'r,UG i0ipt<D
How many farmers are going
to plant lespedeza this year? 1t
is the great hay crop of South
west Louisiana, because it is
highly valua Bile forage crop and
while making the most nutritious
hay for cattle and horses is, at
the same time, silently gathering
nitro en- from the air and storing
it in the soil. Systema tically p.c !
duced it will save the farmers O
Southwest Louisiana, alone, mil !
lions Of dollars, they would 9th
erwise have to pay ont for the
purchase Of cotton seed meal OF
other fertilizer with heavy nitro
gen content. .t 1850 .s..
No farmer in Louisiana is en-
titled to being called progressive
who does not plant some acreage
this year in lespedeza. In orde
to get good work from his team
he must have had and no hay gives
better feeding results than ~
pedeza, which grows wild in many
places in Southwest louisiana.
Likewise meat is going to be
high this year. The day seems ,
be drawing near when dollar-G
pound porter-house steaks will b
realized. What is going to be
your situation when that condi-
ton arrives? Are you going tic
be the man to pay the dolla a
pound, or will you have dollar+a I
pound steak to sell to the other
fellow It's time to think aso'-
this now. i3 Gs1a g II,
I'm this matter everv farmer
must edo" the ether fellow :
the sense Of producing the steak
DR. be "done'l by him, sd yor}'1
better be in the doing class and vi
nave dollar steals for the other
fellow, to- buy. Remembers: -
J "FOur times is he armed who
gets his blow in fust. #bn9ta
] Therefore, farmers of South !
west Louisiana, raise beef and
plenty Of pork this year, arrange
'or silo, plant ensilage crops and '
Is "make a killing" this 'vear
Then get into the Bureau S
Prosperity Campaign'' move
nent and let 5 all prll for thea
Of orr State this year.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06

Are we equal to the occasjop,
Our physical coum age, or proves
III war are known to all men. On
wealth and resources are inss'
haustible. We have the might
which in a world 7 governed "
force, makes right. Heading tis
old time cry of war, prepared
ness the result Of which We &,
in Europe to-day, shall we read
hands across the sea and Join i
this dance of death, or, practl
ing the new ideal of patriotism
born in the blossoming Of I'll
better time lead the world ,iml
the paths of peace?. ,a....
..at Theophrastpls
Holloway, La, Feb, 9th, -, i
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
AGRICULTURAL MEETING AT
LOREAUVILLE. B

Last Sunday, February 2St
upwards Of three hundred inter
ested citizens residing within
few miles of Loreauville assem-
bled as per call Of a few citizens
for the purpose Of working up en-
thusiasm in that section for til
purpose of having Agriculture in
eluded in the curriculum Of tina
seat of education. This move
ment is the elimination Of tn
work which had already 'beel
done by Prof. B. l.. Mestayer
principal Of the School and Mr.
S. l.. Broussard our Parish Dem
onstration Agent who is working
under the supervision of the [
s. Department Of A Agriculture.
The meeting was called to order
by Hon. John d. Valet who ex.
planned to those present the OBJ
Ject of the meeting and what adj
vantages would accrre as result
of scientific agriculture being
taught in the public schools. He
closed his remarks by introduce
ing Prof. Guilbeau of Baton
Rouge, the State Agricultural In
. spector who had been sent there
to address the audience. The
gentleman made a very interest
ing talk along agricultural lines,
explaining tie Importance and
value Of having agriculture taught
in a community and what would
be necessary to get the State to
add the branch to the Loreau-
vile school. He stated that out
of forty-four agricultural schools
in the State of Louisiana, the
Northern section Of the State had
thirty-two. 1t was the intention
of the State administration to
make provision for twenty-three
in the South Louisiana and that
Loreauville had been put on the
list after they seen how interested
the people Of that section APP
peared to be since their last agri-
cultural demonstration He stated
that it was necessary that TWEEN
ty acres Of ground be furnished
and the State would supply a
teacher for that department at
its own expense. He impressed
his listeners to the urgent i'm
portance of interestini-. the people
in this work so that the younger
generation would be in position to
make farming a success.
The next gentleman introduced
was Mr.. Il. j. Carstens of New
Iberia who spoke on his expe-
fence in truck gardening and
what he had done. could be done
by Others.
Heswas followed by Hon. f. $.
Broussard, also Of New IBERIA
Mr.. Broussard's discourse was
long the lines of Investigation,
EXPLAINING that we wanted to com
'tinue raising 81 gar cane, rice and
cotton as our money crop. Bit
he said we .shonld not depend odf
any ore crop, if we did, it world
mean disaster. He said thel
farmer should raise everything at
home in the way Of family food
stuff. and let sugar, rice and cor
ton be their money crop.
Among the gentlemen who were
interested in helping to make the
meeting a success were Parish !
Farm Demonstrators BroUssard,
Judge j. G. Prince, Prof. B.. J..
Mestayer, L. d.. Brorssard, ]. O.
BONN, T. Mestayer, Joe Dan
terive, Braduet Bros, Antonio
Gonsonlin, Ulysse Gonsoulin, AL
fred Granger Anthony 3Girard, !
jules Pellet and many others
whose names we were unable to
secure.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
Are You Rheumatic?Ltry sloaa.

D.. ~ ~ LflgE .F.f'f - +l4t
If you want quick and real II
lief, from Rheumatism, do vhatse
many thorsand other people. ale
doing whenever an attack comes
on. battle the sore muscle or joint
with Sloan's Liniment. No need
to rub it Unjust apply the, LIN.
ment TO the surface, ? 1t is, won
derfully penetrating. It > goes
right. to the seat Of trouble ,ial9ld
Oh avs the pain almost Immediate
ly. Get "a bottle. Of Sloans Lri n
ment for 25c. Of any druggist and
have it in the house ag9inst
Colds. Sore and Swollen .Eoinfs
Lumbaqo, Sciatica ard Ike all
ments. Your money back if not
satisfied. .h1te it does give almost
instant relief ]
(Advertfsem,ntl
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
IF-t3si-ss si3 y ]ei'tst. g;

I.F1a-k III - ]lalsst.cgiS
IN gtaS rou~rei ~. tlse Arnrrienn
Bftas4aI A soeiasioa tlanuaFy IL.
1857 IS as tls& 4&so .$E@.
at HIS hecE IA ~ times ssnted
a b.t sts3 fIis beufs@s 0e ia thsi pre-
a...aps .. v.iiesisnr ,iIEseDI &. Iost.
bs, n ti.e u , IN 4 -. In. tnct.
~ Fl = cation has been tas.a Sat
{ {. 70 E9rerarner Of the '!efeiop-
psif.ert nsll yte Aa.saj1-s s.se0rsis of
] eur aal In. oree GSNen sucas pa
IL strt .ot nos consfs. red advis-
ais ny a ls-s@ Hup,her OF pss .~icians
= AZ nse : ssIiss s4Affss I'm sa3 treat
# i,SfFr s aa f. iiss
I3asa frssa the system, the success of
III Iman's Alternative in the treat
~ ~ tbs aase may lie due. in
part to the fact that ii contains a
hIime salt so combned with other
yyaluahle ingredients as to be easily
{ As INFLATED si s.asil sg9I
Il. Always. we have urged users of
ss} .lterstive to attend strict
~ to matters of food, t
n II addition TO rest and proper diet.
Isoofne tf-e.st.re remedial agent seems
I'll se ne led, and tn numerous eap9s
eH nhparaat recovery from ltubsncli
losis and Kindred throat ana ssron-
cis.ti affections Eckrian's Alternative
|hesssupp led this need.
u II sSea not contain opiates. mar
.xce<ies. or habit forming drugs, so il
~ safe to try. Your druggist has 1t
or will order it or you can get 1t
Atom us direct. ~ 20 sssn -
Gekaan' Laboratory. PHILADELPHIA.
Price $1.cs9 ana ESQ bottle.
2ntpgse Drug Co. New lbssia. Ia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06

An uneasy feeling in the stom-
ach or bowels yields quickly to
HERRINE. 1t tones, t. up, the
stomach and pprifies the bowels.
Price soc. Sold by, EstOrge Drpg
Co. lLI.tlh-.l rliL-L L.. .1A.1.f
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
Best Treatment for Constitution

My daughter used Chamber
lain's Tablets for constipation
with good results and I can rec
ommend them highly writes
Paul B. Babin, Bnrshly, La. For
sale by all dealers. ,.t5
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
REPRESENTING

First National Fire. Insurance Co. Su
Insurance TO-, State Of PeBusylysnia
Observation-Disclosures Insurance Co.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. ,f,.e1
Pennsylvania Underwriters - !.
Peopls's National insurance Co.
Providence Washington INSURANCE Co
Springfield Fire Marine Insurance Co,
Investigate the standing of til
and see if you have a policy tt
YOU need insurance
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06

Mr.. }. " |
ton is spen'
The guest a
Mrs. F. F.
Mrs. J.
sard is Wis 8
and Mrs. J
days. Il
Board OF
partment
hours on ,
route to !
Mr.. Fri |
was a pr
Tuesday
Miss X '
4, andria Il |
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X, of her S |
/, { stopping |
81, Irene IS
7 teachers |
i, School. |
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in N returne
lestii,,. ing, aft
tjlsn, fay,ette '
tEs Mr.. b '
inMta time II |
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Amer
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At p Me y
are and
ONES yisitd '
Joint Il days |
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06

, Compahy'in 2hich you are insured
at insures." Give US aHcall whenever
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06
"a NEW IDEAL. !"

Speaking of what has formerly
passed for patriotism, Grant AL
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06

Price &.e3 ana ESQ . bettls.
2s&cgss Drug Co. New Ibssia. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-01
Howto Prevent
Acid Stomachs al
Food Fermentat
a. a Stomach Specialist.

specialist who has spent
az ..intfhe study and treatme
!eas troubles, | have been for
s e.. Conclusion that most people
tn e of stomach trouble
caachs that are absolutely health
s.ormal The real trouble. that
Io all the pain and difficulty.
eassive acid in the stomach, aggrs
Inv food Fermentation. Hyper-s
;rritates the delicate iinlns OF me
arh and food fermentation causes
which distends the stomach abnor
causing that full. bloated FEELING.
moth acid and fermentation interfere
and retard the process of dige
Tha stomach is usually healthy an(
nal but. irritated almost past endu
Nv these foreign elements-acid and
IN ali such cases-and they comprise
On ner cent. of all stomach ditficu
The first and only step necessary
neutralize the acid and stop the fel
tation by taking in little warm oil
water Immediately after eating, froi
10 two teaspoonfuls of bisurated
nesia. which is doubtless the best
only really effective antacid and fool
rective known. The acid will he
.tralized and the fermentation stoppf
most instantly, and your stomach
At once proceed to digest the FOE
a healthy, normal manner. BE Su
ask John Coughlin. or your druggis
the bisurated magnesia, as ! have
other forms utterly lacking IN its
culiariy valuable properties i. J.
Adv. !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-01

scarce. They plan to remain in town
about week and return home by the
same route
Mrs. Annie Gushing Of Lawrence,
Mass, and Mrs. Lizzie Ames of Farm
ington are guests in town this week
Of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonzo Lawrence,
Osborne street.
Eben Smith of Main street has re-
turned to his home for a forced vaca j.
ton from his duties at Monmouth,
where he had been doing carpenter
work. While at work on a barn Mr..
Smith had the misfortune to fall and
break his right arm. He will be unable
to resume his work for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-01
IS Fearless and Company
scented by Ladies of Grange
At Benton Grange Hall
Wednesday Evening
RRIAGE OF RALPH BAR
ON AND LOLA MOREAU
rren Mitchell and Electa V.
,ibbey Also United in Mar
iage-Supper with Younger
,et at Waterville

Iiss Fearless and Company" was
wed with much applause. Wednes-
evening at the Benton Grange
when presented by number OF
IS of the grange. The amusing
,tions and merry repartee was the
e of much laughter. There was a
good attendance. and following
production a social was enjoyed.
cast of characters of the three
drama, was as follows: Miss Mar
t Henley, an heiress. Bessie
lie: Miss Euphemia Addison, her
,erone, Ethel Stevens; Miss Sar-
lane Lovejoy, from the Lost Ma
Abbie Reed: Katie O'Connor,
Henley's servant Phyllis Thorn
Miss Henley's guest. Eta Thorn
$ Miss Barbara Livingstone. Jen-
Warren as Miss Betty Cameron,
Il Thomas as Miss Marion Rey-
$. lust Lizzie" the ghost. Flea
Davis. Miss Alias and Miss Ali
he Silent Sisters, supposed to be
Eggleston and James Reading,
$ taken by Emma Brown and
ance Wentworth. The first scene
in Miss Henley's country home,
second scene. the interior of the
,ge or Spook Island. and the
scene the same as the second,
osed to have been week later.
proceeds of the play and social
for the new grange hall fund, and
young ladies are to be congratu-
for the success Of the evenings
ram.
e regular meeting of Benton
ge will be held on Thursday eve
and the Albion Grange has been
ed to participate in the evenings
oe work. Besides the comforting
he degrees special program of
cal and literary numbers. under
charge of the lecturer of Benton
ge will be enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-01

lose confidence In him. He tod Mr..
Berry he hoped he would explain 70
ene people just what the condition =,
ana SAID ne must admit that the GOV
ernor mad no power't to act Said Mr.
berry: You can convene the Lee6la
ture if necessary and I'd like t0 Rec
the attorney general institute prosecu-
ions (Oakes Law.DThe Governor de-
clared that the last Legislature was
pad enough so far as he was con-
cerned and one such in two years
would do very well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-01

statement that he intends enforcing the
prohibitory law. Sheriff White replied
THAT statement was as plain as could
make it. and / think 1t covers the case
fully. intend enforcing the law Inn
partially against all clubs. hotels and
saloons. from the most important to the
most humble. There will be no distinc-
tons. My statement was published in
both Bangor papers, and 1 presume
everybody interested has. seen it. 1t
served as a general notifdAtion to all
persons who are violating the law.
have had no communication with any
individual dealers, hotel proprietors or
club officials. and none is needed. The
time allowed for disposal Of liquors on
hand will expire at midnight Wednes-
day. and on Thursday enforcement will
begin.''
Federal LIQUOR taxes are paid in this
county as follows: 4.tt
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Amos Bickford

Amos Bickford, a former resident of
nth Fairfield. passed away Sunday,
ne -, at Skowhegan at the Somer-
hospital where he had been a pa
mt for the Is days previous. his all
mt being cancer of the stomach. Mr.
oxford had been aware of the NAL
y for over year. He was born in
lgraGe. the son of Alason and Ra-
ael Bickford, and was aged 81 years.
months at the time of his passing
'aE The. interment was held June 20
low, 90 ltFairfeld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-01
An Easy Way to
Increase Wei,
Good Advice for Thin Folks

The trouble with most thin
who wish to gain weight is that
insist on drugging their stomac
stuffing it with greasy foods; rul
on useless flesh creams" or 70
ing some foolish physical Gu
stunt, while the real cause of THU
goes untouched. You cannot &c
until your digestive tract assimi
the food you eat.
Thanks to tAremarkable new s.
t!fic discovery,,J't, is now possibl
/. combine into simple form the very
ments needed blythe digestive or
to help them convert food into
{at-laden blood. Ttis master st
Of modern chemistry is called S.
and has been termed the creates
fiesh-builders. Sargol aims thr,
Its e-generative, re-constructive ,
ers to coax the stomach and mites,
TO literally soak up the fattening
ments of your food and pass them
the blood, where they are carrie
every starved, broken down cell
tissue Of your body. You can re;
picture the result when this anna
transformation has taken place
You notice how your cheeks fill .,
aollows about your neck. shaos
and bust disappear and you tag
from 10 to 20 pounds of solid. he-
.Aesh. Sargol is absolutely harm
Inexpensive, efficient. Bowditch
Webster and other leading druggist
Augusta and vicinity have it and
tefund your money if you are not
ss4ed, as per the guarantee touhl
sx9fy package. 3
Caution:-While Sargol has g
excetent results in overcoming n,
pus dyspepsia and general ston
syouptes it should not be taken
{noses who do not wish TO gain
'lnds or more.-Adv. u