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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
Under Cover
ARNOLD CONSTABLE.

FRENCH HAND-EMBROIDERED MA
TERIAL for nightingale is as dainty as hns
work and delicate cloth can make it. 1t has
been reduced from $3.50 to $3.50
JAMES M'CREERY.
MODESTY BODICES that is, bodies
which alleviate the crudeness Of very tnm
blouse, are made of crepe de chine, and their
kimono cut is extended into the merest sug
geston of sleeve. A simple beading edges Il
round about They have been reduced from
$3.50 to 95 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
LORD & TAYLOR.

THE LAST DAY OF THE FURNITURE
SALE offers. among other things, four
poster bed of mahogany. 1t is very simple in
design and is well made The usual price OF
$40 has been changed for the period OF the
sale to only $3.50. Another leader as the
profession terms the particularly interesting
items, is a four piece bedroom suite in ivory,
with cane inserts. The price has been $500
and is now S22S.
STERN BROTHERS.
GLOVES ARE ON SALE FOR THE
DAY. One-clasp, cape leather for the woman
are to be had in that ever useful tan shade or
in white for the price OF IS cents. And for
the child there is soft white skin slip-on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
ARNOLD CONSTABLE.

THAT QUIET SECURITY WHICH
comes with the consciousness OF being well
dressed is even more poignant when the de-
tails are not altogether obvious. Thus, hand
loom veil for motoring, street and steamer
wear may be an added staff OF caste. In all
dark shades. price is 81 so the yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

A street suit at S25 is nor usually
so desirable as this one at Gin.
beFS which, in check or plain
cOiOrS, has smart lines and service.
able material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
Is y the 7 ar d
JAMES M'CREERY.

EVEN LINING SILK MAY ASPIRE TO
FAME That is. when it is OF satin, so cleverly
brocaded that It's cotton back is unsupported,
and when, in addition, it has been specially re-
duced from IS cents TO % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
T able Talk
LEBOLT.

LEBOLT.
A SERVING SPOON WITH AN EDGE
TO 1T will save the embarrassment Of mar,
a guest who finds himself taking larger Dor.
ton than he can use. The spoon, aat.ened,
bit, has just enough edge to allow him to q.
at the convenient point. 1t is Of hammered
silver and the price is So.
STERN BROTHERS.
KRAK-ESE is the frivolous name Of an IN.
vention whereby the cracking Of nuts is mad.
a pleasure. 1t is a mahogany bowl with |,
metal lever device in the centre. use!d
amusement this, and the price $3.50.
HAVILAND.
FLAT FLOWER DISHES. for centre ,abl.
or other decoration are the most inspiring and
artistic of modern flower decorations Aureue
glass, which takes to itself the beauty Of glass
long buried in the earth. is used in the max
ing In gold they are S., and in cobalt, g.
Lovely glistening centre holders cost sl.S
and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
ALEXANDER.

THE FINEST OF STEEL BEADS, hand
sewn, in design which is surprisingly ar
tstc, now take the place OF buckles, bows or
other decorations in the smartest dress slip
pers. They are o. satin and cost SI2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
FRANKLIN SIMON & COMPANY.

A VERY HEAVY SHOE with heavy soles
and heels has two advantages-that is, for the
boy. For one it is damp proof and little
rain or snow won't get his feet wet and, be
sides. it has that bllcher style OF lacing which
is so masculine Price Sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
FRANKLIN SIMON.

They are really misses shoes, these tan or
black Russia calf shoes, OF medium height
heels. buttoned or laced and in sizes ia to 71a'
But one may observe that it is precisely the
sort of shoe that the woman OF fashion wears
ordinarily Price S37s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
JAMES A. HEARN.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS.

"A. S." BROOKBORO is the trade name OF
a dress satin which Abraham & Straus is in
PRODUCING. There are sixty-five shades. 1t Is
double width, end for several days the Sl.3e
grade will be sold for Sl.05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
3. ALTMAN.

PATENT LEATHER is the newest adorn-
ment for wool jersey sport coats. The black.
shiny leather on the collar, and forming the
belt Offsets stunningiy the purple or the rose
OF which the coat is formed. Price, SI7.75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
]. M. GIDDING & co.

ITS BELT OF HEAVY VELOUR drawn
through the velour Of The coat ties it about
the waist and loops in front in smart prac-
teal fashion. This green skating coat, with
raccoon banded collar OF the adaptable va
riety, costs s3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
SAKS & CO.

BABY MUST HAVE his own desk set.
Ninety-hve cents is the price of cunning little
celluloid set OF six pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
THE OUTER TRINITY
ARABIAN & STRAUS.

ONE OF THOSE SMART new loose coats
with the greatest fulness at about the hip
level, is part OF a braid and opossuri skunk
trimmed suit OF broadcloth in green, brown,
black or blue that is being sold for SIe.o8
B. ALTMAN & co.
If ONE WOULD BE IN ADVANCE
OF the fashion the thing to do would be to
purchase one of the new sport blouses sport
merely by courtesy that is now selling for
S22.5o. 1t is Russian blouse in pastel shades
OF taffeta with bit Of skunk slung about the
collar, and skunk buttons.
JAMES MCREERY.
WHEN SUITS ARE THIN bit of warmth
in a blouse is not 70 be eschewed. Just
enough of this warmth is to be found in the
pretty albatross blouses that are about to be-
come fashionable. They are all white or
striped with pretty white or striped contrast
ing collars. Price, S3os.
BEDELL.
AS VIVID as the fashion demands are the
stripes on the S2.e5 wash silk blouses now Of
fered for sale.
OPPENHELM, COLLINS.
SLEEK WASHABLE SATIN in a double
pointed blouse is a celectable medium for an
afternoon waist Price, s3.os.
AFTER A JENNY MODEL is a jaunty
velve, suit, whose coat pinched in at the waist
line, ripplcs pertly over the hips. There is in
addition high collar of beaver and beaver
cuffs. The price is SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
JAMES M'CREERY.
BEDELL.

AS VIVID as the fashion demands are the
stripes on the S2.eo wash silk blouses now Of
fered for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
Twrmovers and Ties
MCREERY.

MCREERY.
THOSE OLD-FASHIONED turnover' are
being worn now. They are to be had tor =
cents And with them one uses black VINO
sor tie bound briskly about the throat 50 u"
only the turned down part Of the collar sno"A
STERN BROTHERS.
AN ENTIRE SET FOR 50 CENTS and
pretty collar and cuff set at that II :"
marquisette, all white, with colored enioro'o'
cred dots making a sparse border Or rnaf'~'
settle and embroidery are both IN ecru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
John WANAMAKER.

DESIGNS OF IMPORTED CRETONNES
have been often copied. But it is not often
that these colorngs are reproduced. But in
some American cretonnes, which are now to
be placed on sale for IS cents a yard, both
these things have been achieved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
STERN BROTHERS.

TO HELP OUT that coat from last years
suit there IS great variety Of separate skirts.
One might choose, for example, smart chew
lot plaid, circular in cut and with large fold
down the centre front Thus at 4 cost Of Ss.7s
one might spare ones self that extra new suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

Plush and 'pOSSum ana several
buttons leave Httie 10 be desired
in a coat for general wear.
McCfeery'S, S4S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
HATHAWAY.

LAMPS is LAMPS. But this mahogany
lamp, not very large, Of the futed urn type,
is very special lamp. A pretty, deeply
iringed shade OF dark red is beautifully pro-
portionate with it. Its price complete is S..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
B. ALTMAN & CO.

A HUGE SALE OF ORIENTAL RUGS.
to last through the month of October, gives
one opportunity to purchase, for example,
small rug for $3.50, and rugs in room sizes
that range in price from $50 to 81, 500. The
sale will commence on Monday.
THE LATTER PART OF RUG SALE
offers a lot Of oxr2 rugs at very captivating
prices. There are seamless Administers, in
Guiding many delightful patterns, that were
SIS; now s25 Wtons S3r.5o; were S4I.so,
and best Wiltons that have been Sos will be
S467s during the sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
LORD & TAYLOR.

A UNIFORM NEED NOT BE BRAZEN-
LY So 1t may, during the day. be of pleas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
T urmitUre Large and Small

to the number Of its size, is placed with its
fellows in one CT ten little organ pipe like
tubes. These tiny tubes are kept in place by
two silver bars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
LEWIS & CONGER.

HEMP ROPE WASTE BASKETS are not
very cheap. as baskets go. but they are the
most durable. Even the kicking they receive
il the boys room will not prove fatal. In most
oolors. Price. 81 and S225
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

Like the petals Of a huge pink poppy are IA.
folds OF mis- rose velvet beayer.frjmr.I
neckpiece which, with The mar TO match. /.
sold al The Dn Barry HAT shop for $40. o.
il may be had in black velvet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
JOHN DANIEL, SONS & SONS.

THOSE WHO DISLIKE the ordinary rain
coat because OF its propensity to become damp
within may perhaps prefer the tweed coat,
which has been made waterproof. II is smart
ly belted and costs Si2.5o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

A peficOaf with TOP of black
Jersey silk and HOunce OF black
and magenta striped fafeta.
Sfern'S, S2.95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

and is likewise reduced for the day from s4'9S
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-04-17
LIVE STOCK EXPERTS
IN IBERIA

New iberia. La, April ID DR..
w. Il Dodson, accompanied by
DR.. II. II Rowles. chief Of the
federal live stock bureau Of the
agricultural department.: and DIR,
q. II Staples, head Of the dairy
branch of the state agricultural
department, arrived in New Iberia
yesterday. The purpose of thei,
visit was an inspection ot the gov
ernment experimental farm below
New iberia
DIR. Dodson, before leaving for
Baton Rouge, stated that work
thus far accomplished al the farm
WA very satisfactory. Expert
ments in fattening native steerr
made during the winter nnde,
what they oonaldered adverse con
ditions, the weather particularly
had been carried out with good
raenlts. DIR. Dodson states that
the herds OF both cattle and hogs
will be largely increased during
the sumner, and that the animal
buildings, including silos, would
all be completed before fall.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-04-17

Ambition is all right IL a man
haa energy enough to back II NJ
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-04-17

When the story OF Mammen 10 printed
Aud the binder has laid down bis
tools
When none Of The facta have been
stinted=
Aud the deeds Of the wiae aud the
fools
Have been written by prophets and
sage
Ana hound in the rawhide Of man
Then God will blue. peneil its pages,
As only the Almighty can.
lie will see the proud kings Of The
acee
Az they rot In their iiligteed graves
And MEASURE their virtue with sauses
That he'll use for bt,th masters and
aiaves,
While princes whose baskets were
ffeighted
With laurel wteaths, honetE aud
iiags,
May iind that their souls have been
Meath beggar men buried ~ rags,
SO IN the long run II Ia better
To lead eur lives humhiy eontfite.
Find truth, live II M 10 the letter.
With hearts free from faneof and
spite,
Fut the great pfoeffeadet in tracing
Mans record straight back to the
Hood,
And We hope for a mern,ful placing
In the book that 10 printed ia hoed.
New York Herald
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No TREspAsHlNu.

The Public IL hereby warned
aGainst trespassing Upon my property
ON wyehe road.
mi - NJ DARBY,
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NEW HAND OF DHlsk
nusGpxl,IsusIp HERE.

"Huthanking" ducks ia the lat
eat fancy Of the naturalista At the
Avesy lsland game farm
NJ Il. Alexander, president ot
the conaervatiou commission aud
u. A Mclihenuy are tho conarira
tota,
Capturing a flock If French OF
Mallatd fucka, tho touriatH that
winter in the south aud eummet
III the North. they nanned them
with loch Of flnrida mallards.
known as the oSummer Duck"
Now the eeea are beginning IL
appeal sn tuaFt ere in the eoopE
900 aet ia hens which will act ~
stepmuthets 10 thu little hybtidp
that result from the mixture Of
the blood Of the Northern aud
Southern mallaids.
The natnraliats believe that an
entirely new epecies of duck will
be produced, one that will live III
this climate the year round.
Indications are that there will
lie al many egga the "atepmoi h
eta' will be unable to hatch al
the "Hui banked product and af.
Judgements are being made to dia
tribute the overset among private
owners Of wild duck farms. N
q Item
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On Sunday morning delegatpF
Of the Improved Order Of Red
Men began pouring into our es
ncotant aud hoapitable little city
If there is ono thing the ibetianp
dote upon. II Ia a convention. Al
i n. IN the welcome address was
delivered At the court hnuse IL
the vieitore. by Mr. a q Bernard,
representing Mayor Fonteieu
Who was unable. on account Of VI
npss, TO be present on thia auPpi
ciouH occasion, The response wau
made by Great Sachem, DIR J. II
noueRan Of Lntcher.
Among the prominent visitoIr
were the followings Great Ineoho
nee Frederick Downa. of Bosfon.
Masa Great Senior Haehem " j
nouason. Of Lulcher. la /. Great
Senior Sycamore lilrie Robinson.
Of st Franeiaville. Great Chief Of
Records Geo A Ireadwell. OF
New Orleans. Gteat Prophet Pc.
ter Bylima. Of Napoleonville. La
Great Junior Sycamore u i
| Reynolda. of New Orleaneg Ut, II,
! J. Fillnp. Of Baton Rouge, aud
Henry HnnHieker. Of Shreveport
representative Of The Great Coun
oil Of The United StateR, A NJ
| Melanenn. Great Keeper Of VAN
rum. ot Luteher. Fanoia i. kno
lock. IF Thihodesas. Lonis Boa
ton. If Donaldeonvfilr. paat Great
aachpms u u. anellioni. oi
Baton Rouge. member Of the statt
orrh ,na' board. Chaa. A nougas
Of painuouttville, La, aud Alvin
Alhiitnn, If lalon Rouge. mem
be,a If the board ot appeals, and
| Il Nick slater. Of Lake Charles
chairman Of ptate tnance commit
toe.
In the esemrlltieation OF degree
work, the crack team Mohaw h
Of Dnnaldannville WAS the sncoesa
| ful contestant for the prize and
thna II became permanent poaseea
ora Of the handsome loving cnl
donated by 4 l.. Trepagnir Of
Donaldsonville.
! The members If our local tribe
/ Tscha lis we're untiring u tbei,
siforte Ia make the visl'ors fee
that they were indeed, "alad
came.H There were excursions tt
the Salt MineH and .leanetette
Baee Ball games. Receptions, aud q
Ball provided for the entertain
nent Of the delegates. II Ia most
gratifying to be able to record
thia especial convention. az one ol
he largeat aud most successful
ever held by the Red Men in ths
State,
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A CARD OF THANKS.

The |, O, II. NJ. take this means
Of expressing their thankH To
those who assietnd in mating Of
the State Convention the success
which 1t proved to b.. 10 the
Police Jury, The City administfa
ton aud merchants for liberal
contributions TO the vatiouH
Logdes, to the ladies' Of the Civic
League. to the management Of
Avery Salt Mining TO, and to all
others who 30 generously assisted
In making bis assembly Of the
Red Nc .iis ! - one Of the
grandeel ID The hisioiy Of the or.
der NATHAN DAVIS.
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HALL, GAMES NOVEL
"IIuE GaEIsasIsAN,''
To he Shown at the Ete The 70

Hall Hane'a famoua novel
"lhe .,ieiian' has been prod &c
ed IN motif pie lieH Ivy the IA
moun Nltagsaph company in eight
wonde, rul reele
''The Christian ia one feature
that hplda the Attentions from
start to tiniah. aud has been pro
nounced by all The leading papete
ot the country to be the beat fee
tute p,udueiiun ever produced in
America,
"rhe thiietian' ia not y telipi
QUE play "a The name might sug
geat, but an INTENSELY inteteetiug
love story h,imtull af dramatic
nitualinnH.
"rhe Uh,ietian" ia the beat act
ing Il I'm ever matte Edith STORY
IA Glory Qaayle, gives n vivid i'm
petaonation Of Viola Aliens eteat
eat part Her performance will
stand uomna,laon with the hcet
dramatic etara. she In eplendid.
artistic, wonderful Eatl vii.
llama. IN portraying John Storm
"A type of man who ia almoet -
leliginue fanatic. accoihpllehoe
equally brilliant work "a Mice
story, u Ia tho beat Of many the
perfoi mancee he haa given the
acreen, They are ably supported
by host Of Nilag,aph etAis
Special and appropriate mneit has
been engaged Tor this nreeial fen
ture production and a rare treas ia
IN store for The patrons Of the
Ellks The performance will atari
promptly each day at 400, 600
aud $50 =. IN
Every man. woman ana child
should avail themselves of thie
opportunity Of seeing what ia III
auaHiionahly tho greatest feature
photo.play ever brought to New
iberia
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lsNOtsIH q. WARRINGTON.

Quite q large crowd of negroes a.
ae hlea here last "Wednesday at the
: Howe Institute 10 listen to 40 ad-
dress Nv The iamous negro leader aud
Educator, Of Tushegee College aud
Industrial Institute. The distinguish
ed NEGRO was mes at The Y =. nepet
end escorted through Main esfeet hv
auile large procession of carriages
and hugslsa containing the local col
ored leaders and teachers aud rinis-
teta. Arrived nt the Have Institute
an audience IF perhaps 1000 coioted
quite number Of white people greet.
cd him Hon. rurtens II butke on
behalf Of the city and rarish made ad-
dtesp ~ welcome Paying vet, iust
and deserved tribute 80 he leading
negru Educator Of the world ptais-
Ing HE work - the South and eneout-
aging bin In HE eifaite 10 elevate hia
race along educational and moral
linsa
Booker Washington responded ~ a
speech reriete with wit aud Wisdom
which held HE hearers tot one hou,
ia Intense intstpet. lie talk vac di-
reeled entirely 10 The caleted people
10 whom he gave advice and counsel
Of the muat valuable nature. He em
phasised the point that culuted PEOPLE
shauld ''siiek ~ the aoil". Keep out
nf the town and c,ties and live 81 the
country, on the soii, next TO Nature, to
he pfovident, industrious, moral. aud
save yeur money all these points
were illustrated by pungent anecdotes
and atariea which drove home the
ttutha aousht to he ineulcated By the
speaker. Mr.. Washington was patti4
euiatly impressive ia h,s remark on
moral questions saying II don't care
how high any eolored man et woman
IN in thia state, how much education.
enitu,e or wealth he or che may have,
both should concern themselves with
the condition Of the iowept characters,
the maat unfortunate in The sommuni.
". Either we n,uat pull them up, 81
they will pull Va down We must not
permit II 10 be said IN al, part 1T the
county that We ate inelined to
ahleld black criminals because Of Our
race, We must have regulations Of he
ing inat. aud az mueh interested IN
bringing criminals tn iusiiee "a any
body elae IN the community
4 large number of school children
~ the cnlosed schools sang "AmetiA
ca aud waved ilags Prof. Henderson
81 Howe Institute introduced MI
Waei tEton. 10 n speech that was IN
bic usual humorous aud edifyinH
vein, On The whole The occasion will
he Of great benefit ~ NIL who were
present
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Here's tn laughter, the aun.
chine Of the Houl, the happiness OF
the heart, the leaven Of youth, the
privilege Of purity, The echo Of in
nocence, the treasure Of the hum
BILE. tho wealth OF the poor, the
bead of the cup Of pleasure, it die
pels detection, bsniabeH blues and
manglee melancholy. for it's the
foe Of woe, the destroyer Of de
preston, the enemy Of grief. It Is
what hinge envy peasants. pluto
crsta envy the poor, the guilty
envy the innocen'. it's the ahenn
on the silver Of sWilea, the ripple
on the wate.'a delight; The CLINT
on the gold Of gladnesf: without
II humor wonld be dumb, wit
would wither, dimplrs would dia
appear and smiles would ehfiyel,
for it'e q glow Of u clean conaci
enoe. the volue Of pure sonl. the
birth CRY OF nitlb, the Hwan-sone
Of sadness.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-04-17

Heard en- PEASANT at the won
lprlul salt mine at Avery Island
when visited on Monday by the
delegates of the Red Men:
me go downi Not much"
"some Mine, perfectly grand
ibid really landf'
DAY light sgainl Never Again.
This trip which was planned b,
the local tribe OF HE'D Men proved
Of especial delight and pleasure.
and Teche tribe IL not unappre
oiative Of the courtesy Of the man,
ayers Of the mines In making this
4 memorable occasion for The dele
gates
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THE FRANKLY
JEALOUS EDITOR

The new electric align In the
front window Of the farmers Ma.
tiunal bank II attracting consider.
able attention The sign is equip
ped With series Of letters 80 that
any wording desired may be used
Last week It was saying, Taxes
now due, pay At this bank" W.
are thinking some Of borrowing II
and putting In the words, ''Snb.
scriptions now due, pay at this Of,
ice. e-Aufelia, Iowa, Sentinel.
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s,otiess.OlluNlANA STATE BOARD
practical nE HEALTH.
Aprli IL. lula

April IL, lpl5.
To whom This May Concern
Yesterday a committee representing
the law abiding water craft sbippinA
interest, called AT the Office OF The
Mate Beard or Health and entered q
vigorous protest against existing lasi
" In fumigatian regulations, This
committee advised that certain boats,
lsaarhee and other water craft leave
the port Of New Orleans without a
certificate Of proper fumiHHtioh flom
the Federal authorities, thai Few II
ANY, OF the Health Officers at landing
points outside the parish Of Orleans
ever request certificates OF AJAX wheth.
a. the boats have these credentials.
Special men have been detailed fui
this service by the state lizard ei
Health. and In future the Captain,
mate or person IL charge OF every
boat, launch or other wataf'eraft for
Tie transportation OF passengers es
freight of any character fa.ling 10 se'
.ute PROPER CERTIFICATES from
The Federal Health Authorities, clear.
inr ltem the port Of Orleans will ht
prosecuted hv the District Attorney
under the Sanitary Code, state vi
Louisiana, az amended At the Februa'
nv meeting lplH,
Health Officers are requested u
comply with the law or advise the,i
reason for failure 60 aee that thees
regulations are ohrved in their re
spective jurisdictions.
OSCAR BOWLING.
President
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-04-17

Al erops. reatless bahy IL a sick
baby andthe stomach OF bow ala
are generally the cause OF the troa-
Tile. MeuEE'a uAHN ELlXla Ia a
.auieting and restorative syrup that
never faila IN these ailtnentH. II
,orrettH aouf STOMACH, looaenaas OF
the bowels aud teverishness. Coa-
tains 40 opium, tnasphine or nar-
cotie drug Of any kind, Price gst
and soc per bottle.
noid By ESTOHuE DRUG co.