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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-16
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The painter s brush has com.
pletely changed the appearance
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
depot in New Iberia. The modern
building has been subjected to
several coats of light yellow paint
by skilled manipulators of the
brush and the surroundings gem
orally made more inviting for the
patrons. With the beautiful
hedge and ornamental lawns on
the grounds of the Southern Pa
cific Company in this City, we
now can boast Of having the
prettiest railroad property of any
city in the State.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work of all description.
Cisterns and Tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
Those who have not as yet
made out their war reports in ac-
cordance with the Federal laws
have up to April 1st within
which to comply. For the con
venience of the citizens of this
Parish Collector of Revenue
Fontelroy has sent to New he
ria Mr.. w. l.. Grant, who has
been busily engaged in this serv-
ice in other sections of the State.
Mr.. Grant has opend up an Office
in the Court House on the second
floor and will remain here only
until the Goth. next Wednesday.
Those who wish to take advant-
age of his presence here had bet
ter avail themselves of this OPP
portunity at once.
Ruby-My-T ism-Antiseptic, Re-
|ieves Rheumatism, Sprains. Neu-
ralgia, Etc.
The Spanish Lake Oil Com
pany commenced active develop
ment of some Of their holdings on
Spanish Lake this week and on }
Friday the driller had already |
:. ached a depth of four hundred
feet. Those who have holdings
n that vicinity entertain high
hopes Of making a real product Il
ield Of that entire section Of the
Parish. If oil is found in that Vi
Unity then New Iberia will prac-
ically be in the center of one of
he largest oil fields in the United
States. With the Petite Bayou
Field producing several hundred
,arrels daily the future Of our /
Parish as an oil field is assured.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-16

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il. Pro
vost visited New Orleans this
week.
Mrs. Frances DeBlanc and
children are visiting relatives in
st. Martinsville.
Misses Eva and Virginia Schex.
nayder, Miss Robertson, Mrs. st
Paul LeBourgeois. Mrs. Wool
ford, Misses Elma LeBourgeols
and Ada Woolford of Jeanerette
visited friends here Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Patout and
children of Patoutville spent last
Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Zenon Decuir.
Miss Regina Landry visited
friends in Jeanerette for few
days this week.
Mrs. Albert DeBlanc is the
guest Of her daughter in New Or
leans.
Mr.. r. w. Windybank of Lo-
reauville was a business visitor
in New iberia yesterday. Mr..
Windybank and Mr.. M. j. Brous-
sard have recently opened drug
store in Loreauville where they
are well known.
Mr.. Neil Archer arrived here
on Thursday from New Orleans
where he is employed in the
Quartermaster's department Of
the army service. Mr.. Archer
came here to visit his two chill
dren who are boarding at the
Mount Carmel Convent.
Mrs. (Dr.) G. |. Faisans and
little daughter of Dallas, Texas
were visitors in New iberia for
the past two weeks. the guests of
Judge and Mrs. s. o. Nuckolls Of
Julia Street.
Mr.. Louis p. Bryant Of New
Orleans spent several hours here
on Wednesday. the guest of Mr..
Octave Darby.
Mr.. Jean Camille Of Jeanerette
was a business visitor here on
Wednesday morning.
The brother Of Mr.. Irenaus
Liettemeyer is in receipt Of a
postal card from him to the effect
that he is now "across the sea"
in the service of his government. |
Mr.. Liettemeyer is in the Infantry
Corps.
Mr.. Carl Richter spent several
days here this week looking after
his real estate interests. Mr..
Richter has spent most Of his time
since leaving here at Key West,
Florida. From here he will go
to Austin Texas to be the guest of
his brother.
Miss Ida Rosenzweig has re-
turned from lengthy stay in
New Orleans.
Mr.. Isidore Rosenzweig who is
stationed at Camp Beauregard,
spent a ten day furlough with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Rosenzweig.
WANTED--5 ladies between,
he ages of Is and IS to travel
With man and wife doing interest
ng demonstration work. Expe-
fence not necessary. Character
references required. Apply to J.
u. Chapman, Alma House. New
IBERIA. La. /,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-16
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
little son Harry is visiting in New
Orleans.
Mrs. (Dr.) Paul Landry and
baby Of Broussard spent Thurs.
day here with Mrs. Frank Decuir
Mr.. Robert Lewis of New Or.
leans spent several days here with
friends.
Mrs. Edwin Kyle and baby Ed
win, Jr. We're visitors to Frank
lin on Thursday.
Miss Daisy Simon returned
Wednesday from New Orleans.
Mrs. Harry Hall and baby Har-
riet are visiting relatives in Nor
gan City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Valet
spent several days this week in
New Orleans.
Mrs. John Love and family Of
Kentucky are visitir" relatives
here.
Mr.. Jules Arnandez left Fri.
day for a short trip to New Or
leans OH business.
Mr.. Henry Blanchet of FL Paso.
Texas is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Jules Blanchet.
Mr.. Philip Mcmahon was
visitor here Friday from Kelly's
Aviation Field, San Antonio.
Mrs. p. F. Henry left last Sun
day for New Orleans where sh,
was called to the bedside of her
SON, (Dr.) Lee Henry, who is very
i'll.
Mr.. Alfred Gates Of Baton
Rouge was visitor here last Sat
urday and Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Vic .Aubry was a week.
end visitor to relatives in Frank
lin, La.
Mrs. L. O. Hacker returned on
Tuesday from a visit to New Or
leans.
Mr.. George Mestayer of Alex
andria visited relatives here for
several days this week.
Mrs. Leonard Barrow and baby
left last Sunday for San Fran
cisco. Cal. where they will remain
for few months.
Hon. Paul Bryant of New Or
leans was a visitor here Wednes-
day. the guest of Mr.. Octave
Darby.
Miss Noelie Mistrot of Calves
ton, Texas, is the guest Of friends
here.
Mrs. f. P. Landry is visiting
relatives in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Queen
berry spent last Sunday with
friends in Morgan City.
Mr.. McDuff of New Orleans
visited friends here last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. T. w. Muller has returned
to her home in New Orleans
having attended the funeral Of
Miss Lizzie DeValcourt.
(Dr.) J. w. Sanders left on
Tuesday for Hot Springs, Ark,
where he will remain for few
weeks.
Miss Margaret Weeks Of New
Orleans is visiting her parents
here this week.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-16
LOCALS Z

On Sunday the Degree Team
of the Maccabee Lodge Of NeA
Iberia will make a trip to Lock
port for the purpose Of initiating
into the mysteries Of that Order
some one hundred and fifty appli
cants for membership.
Break your Cold or LaGripp'
. with a few doses Of 666.
The regular services Of the
Presbyterian church will take
place tomorrow night at 7:3l
clock. Prayer meeting on Wed,
nesday evening at the same hour
The public is requested to attend
these divine services.
A front room for rent. Phone
No. 119 Weeks Street.
The Annual Communion of
the Knights of Columbus Order
and Holy Name Society will take
place in st. Peters Catholic
church in this City tomorrow
morning at seven O'Clock sharp.
"A public invitation is extended to
everybody to witness these i'm
pressive religious ceremonies. The
central aisle Of the church will be
reserved specially for the men.
The Reverend Pastor has asked
the owners Of the pews to kindly
relinquish them for that great oc-
casion. The second Mass will he
said at eight o'clock and the High
Mass will be sung at ten o'clock.
WANTED A furnished house
in a good neichborhood. Apply to
J. J. Voolfolk.
We had pleasant call last
Wednesday from Mr.. S. B.
Harper of the Navy Recruiting
office located at New Orleans. Mr..
Harper came to New iberia for
the purpose of securing mechanics
of most every nature to do work
back of the lines in France. The
pay offered to carpenters. ship
builders and others during the
duration of the war is very flat
tering. Those who care to enlist
in that service should address Mr..
NJ. s. Hay at No. 303 Queen and
Crescent building. New Orleans.
From here the gentleman went to
Shreveport on the same mission.
$4,000 good secondhand brick
For sale. Apply to r. P. Rib
beck. st.
Mr.. A. J. Suberbielle leaves
tomorrow for Memphis, Tenn. to
Join his brother, Mr.. J. Paul Sub
,rbielle in the operation Of a corn
shelter in that city. Mr.. J.I
Paul Suberbielle has been there
'or several weeks already, and
we understand has done quite an
corn Smelling business.
They will both remain there some
en weeks yet, and then remove
heir machinery to New Iberia
n plenty Of time for the harvest
ng season this year.
The annual election Of offic ers
f the Elks took place on Thurs
lay night with the following re-
ults: Exalted Ruler, ALFRED
Esteemed Leading
Knight, Harvey Hill; Esteemed
loyal Knight Leon J. Landry;
Esteemed Lecturing Knight,
'ames Lee Gebert; Secretary, r.
}. Southwell: Treasurer, G. M.
,ahon, Jr.; Tier, A. Rozenweig;
'rustee, G. M. Compton; Grand
lodge Representative. J. A.
Iaier; Alternate. G. M. Bahon.
Advertised letters for week
nding March 9th, 1918: Lorine
'arras, Miss Daisy Breaux, Stella
'rouse. Wallas Invis, I. Davis,
Iiss Elder Dugas, Octave Gilbert,
FRS. Adam Hulin. G.. r. Jarman,
'orcime johnson. Mrs. Laxon
ding, David Louis, Mrs. Olivea
[orris. Miss Ola Ceston. Nelia-
hama Poustfus, Pierre Pucket, I
Iiss Hilda Romero. Mr.. Settlers,
[iss Bib Segura. Miss Amy Sim
ons. When calling for the !
hove n1eaSa cav 60 Advertised
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-16

Yard Man Wanted to do gar
den and other work. Colored.
Annlv to G. II. Brown, 420 Eas.
Main Street.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Two 3-mule carts in frst-class
condition two lumber wagons,
can be nsed for hauling cane.
4-wheel Reversible New National,
can be bought on terms also two
walking Molines. Apply to
A. G. FORTTER,
Phone 1853. Jeanerette. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-16
FOR SALE

Two nice comfortable homes,
one on st. Peter Street. the other
on Iberia Street.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

First Race-Two year old maidens four and one half furlongs Bird Loose, l09, Madras. l09, | Win l Win. l09; Byng. 1l2; Bugle Call, 112: Sun Myth, l12; Foster Embry, 112. War Note, ll2 lancelot. ll2
 Second Race-Claiming. three year olds and up; six furlongs Herman, S6; Broom Peddler 91; Rifle 1O2; Arch Plotter, TOT; Bon Tromp, 1O7: Diversion, 109, Kinney, 113.
 Third Race-Claiming three year olds and up; mile and one sixteenth Audray K, 91 Bee Line, 95; Aida, l03; Raymer, 10l; Athena, 105. High Horse, l05; Mountain Rose 2nd, 105; Lord Byron, l09; Mikifula, l10: Sam McMeekin, l10; Safety First, no; Ed die T., 112 Also eligible; Irish Gen tleman, Ill; John Graham, 105 Beautiful Girl, III; Sosius. 1l3; Sand stone 2nd, l09 Duke of Shelby no.
 Fourth Race-Alowances, two year olds; four and one half furlongs - Froetown, 1o7; Henry Roberts, 107; NDocod, l07; Mack Garner, 112; XNapan, 115. xSpreckles -McCroan entry
 Fifth Race-The Clark handicap, three year olds and up; one mile and a iXteenth-lBrownie McDawell. 90; bSunflash 95, Hollinger 90: Bribed Voter, 100; James T Clark, laO. cDia- mond 100; Beaverkill, 10i; cRoyal 2nd 1O5; Fruit Cake no, Opportunity, no; bGuy Fortune, 11l; dIollister IT; Midway 1l9 bMiddleton and Jones entry; cLivingston entry; dMa- comber entry Weather clear; track fast.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First Race-Two year old fllies selling; five furlongs -Alapa. 100: May Worth, lO3; Unwise Child nor; Butterfly, 109; Dancing Carnival, lO9; Purling, 109; Sweeplet. 103; Nelle Yorke. 103 Lady Davis, l09; Dixie Bird, l09 Jacinto, l07: Fodder 105.
 Second Race-Four year olds and up, selling; mile and seventy yards Arbitrator, Ill; Preston Lynn, 109 {; c. NJ Miller, IA; Pierre A Ecu IF; Julia L., lo7 Baby Cal, 109.
 Third Race-Three year olds and up; claiming; mile and seventy yards -Darkey, ll5; Harry Burgoyne, 103; Home Sweet Home, l1S; c. NJ. Miller, ld8: Golding, 91; Oenone. 91 Kil- larney, 100; Scorpi H. 113
 Fourth Race-Three year olds and up-The Kings County handicap of $5.000; mile and a ixteenth--Flittcr Gold, 103 Cudgel, 130: Spur, 112; Thunderer, 124; Gex, 1O6; Straight Forward, 105; Star Gazer 1C9; Ticket a14.
 Fifth Race-Three year olds and up; selling handicap, five and one half furlongs-E Etruscan, l14; Com padre. 109; Lindependante, 105; Odonoman, 1t0.
 Sixth Race-Three yeor olds condi- tions; six furlongs-Royal Ensign, 113 Bit, 103; Fidelis, 9S Out the Way, 103; Sycamoor 1O9; Bathildo 103 Eliminator. 103; Nepherhan 11S Seafarer. lO9, Snapdragon 2nd l09 Abadano, 1O3; Whipporwill, l09; Cobalt, li3.
 Weather clear; track fast.
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Score by innings: k. HE. Brooklyn .......0l1 02O 201-7 15 Pittsburgh ...,. 100 200 0G1--4
 Cheney and Miller; Harmon, Steele and Schmidt
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LOST AND FDUNB

LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN from my farm at Gibbs, Ark, one black or dark blue 3-gear-old horse mule with bell; BIO reward for any information as to his whereabouts Phone or ad
 dress Postmaster, Gibbs, Ark. 5-14 -2w
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Fourth Race.

Arnold, 10i 0Buxton), 2O-1, S-1, Al won; Columbine. 101 (Ensor), 6-1. 2-i, even. second; Gloomy Gus, 1lO (Collins). S-1, 4-l, 8-5, third Time 1:06 1-5
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Second Race.

Presumption, ll3 (Sneidman), 35.40, 229O, ll70, won, Eddie Henry. LIS CTroxler), 6.5O, 47O, second; Estim- able, ll3 lMerglcr, l37O, third Time .1.1j3-j.
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JAMAICA RESULTS.
First Race.

Manknoehrn O9 CByrne), 9-1. even, 1-3; Elected End, 109 CKelsey), even, 7-10, 1-6; Frank shannon, 1l2 CCol- lins), 9-2. 6-5, 1-3. Time l:043-5.
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Score by innings, R. H. E.. Boston .........110 102 0t2-8 II O St Louis ....... 900 900 oO1-1 1
 Nehf and Wilson; 1Iorstman, Doak and Synder
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
R. II. D

Score by innings: R. H. D Memphis ... 00l 900 100--2 , ? Birmingham .. 120 900 00x--3 q
 Prieste and Hargrave; Black and Smith
 Score by innings: R. H. E. Chattanooga .. 100 ono 001--3 II Mobile ......... 900 300 1Ox-4 II
 Lohman and Higgins Ellis and Coleman.
 Score by innings: R. H. F. Nashville ... 900 900 020--2 1 New Orleans :. 900 100 O02-3 6 Q
 Hefrich, Decatur and OiNeal Weaver Smith and Kitchins
 Score by innngs R.H. E. Little Rock :. GOT 100 031--12 If l. Atlanta . 1000 100 000-- f II i
 Young and Brock; McTisue, Lynch and Picinieh
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WANTED

NANTED-Girl experienced in
 tailoring work; good pay and steady employment Apply $. Simon, 9O7 Central avenue t3
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Second Race.

Manganese, 112 CByrnel. 5-2. even, 1-2, won; Dr. Campbell. 112 CEnsor), 5-2, even, 1-2, second. Fe- licidad. 116 CF Robinson), 7-l, 5-2, 6-j, third Time 106 4-5
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RIDING HABITS.

HOT SPRINGS RIDING HAslT CO 2oo Cottage St. If. Phone 5os,
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FOR SALE-Or will exchange for land, a splendid, modern apartment house, l9 rooms; elegantly furnished
 Phone l2l6 or 230O. J-l5-tf
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Fourth Race.

Lottery, 102 CSande), 610, 3.2O 2.60, won; King, 80 Nunsford), iOO 2.90, second John w. Klein. Ill (Gentry). 300, third. Time 1:47 3-5
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FOR SALE-Melbane Triumph Cot
 ton Seed w B. Calhoun, Lawrence
 Ark 5-2l-lS
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Or will exchange for Hot Springs property two choice building lots in Miami, Fla. Address |, T. R, General Delivery, Hot Springs. Ark
 J-12-lW
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Second P ace.

Nepe. log (Crump), S.30. 4.50. 290. won; Kildare Boy, 100 Umsford) 9 so, %60 second; Kenward IF CLouder), 2.6o, third Time t.142-5.
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Third Race.

The Portugese. 115 (Watson), 30-1. 12-l 6-l, won; Common Law, no (Byrne), 2-1, even, 1-2, second: De batou, 115 (Notter), 5-2, even, 3-5, third Time 1:13
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ourth Race.

Sea Rock, ll0 (J Winiamsl, l3.5O. 9l0, 5.60. won; His Sister, l07 CCal- lahon), m.10, 5.50, second; Little Ed, 1lO (Troxlerl, 5.60, third Time .55 1-5
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Sixth Race.

Bondage, 117 0Rodrieuezl. 3.20, out, out, won; Rhine Maiden, l01 tBull- man), out, out, second; Hauberk, l23 (Peak), out third Time 1;i7 4-5.
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Thlrd Race

Early Light l39 CClark. 20S0, 7Go 3.3o, won; Stonewood, 135 (Byers) 5S0, 4o0, second Sun King. 1t7 CAL lem, 4.30, third Time 3:5S2-5.
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Score by innings:
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Sixth Race.

The Wanderer, 112 ORobinsonl. S-5, 2-5, out. won: Dunboyne, 107 (Stirl- ing). 3-2, 2-5. out, second; Aunt Di- nah, 109 (Buxton), 9-2, 7-5, 2-5, third Time 1:00 1-5.
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Score by innings:

Score by innings: RIFE Philadelphia ... GOO GOO 00O-O 4 i Chicago ....... .000 900 llx-2 , 1
 Main, Davis, Watson and Adams; Vaughn and Killifer
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FOR SALE-At sacrifice, 6-room house, convenient to car line Water, gas, light and bath. Apply G. R. Wray, Schneck's Drug Store 1-11-tt
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Finnernan, Cunningham and Yelle; Spencer, Jones, eLonard and Schang
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Seventh Race.

Charles Francis OOS CRice), 1510, $40, 49o, won, Dragoon, 9i 0Rowan), 710 4S0. second; Kingfisher 105 CCallahan). GAO, third Time 1:54 3-5
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Fifth Race.

Mars Mouse. l1S Mykel, GAO. &71, 800, won: Jule, Ill (Ericsonl, 530, 340 second; King John, 105 CRice), 4>O, third Time l:14
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Sixth Race.

Ollie $. Ill (Shtling). 510, 41O, 2.70, won; Brother Mclean, d09 CGentry), 1170, 5.90, second; | Win Win, los CMetcalO. l9O, third Time 55.
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FOR SALE-6-wall slIGIng top ice box, 2N2XG inside measure; at J. E.
 Harper's furniture store, lower Central avenue -l2-tf
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Coumbe, Ensmann and OiNeill i, Adams, Shea, Gear and McAvoy
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FOR SALE-Fine driving and saddle this office. 1-8-tf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Sothern, Rogers, Davenport and Nunamaker Russell and Hannah.
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Seventh Race,

Big To Do, los CLunsford), 1S.1O. 712, 800, won Thinker. 93 (Maies- ticl, 800. 3.20. second, Black Broom, 1OS (MooneD. 1O1O. third Time 1:46 1-5.
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FOR SALE-ROoming house, long lease, to responsible party, at a bar gain Address 2221-2 Third St
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Fifth Race.

Green Jones. 112 (BarretU, 1000, 4.20, 290, won; Captain Rees, lo5 (Morys), 4.SO 2.90. second; Faux Col 10S C1oward, 2GO, third Time 1:393-5.
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Fifth Race.

Dervish, 110 (Taplin). 6-1, 2-1, even won; Stellarina, 100 (Ensor), il0-1, Al ,2-1. second; Say, 115 (F Robin son), 3-l, 6-5, 1-2, third. Time 1:47.
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FOR SALE-City home, five large rooms, electric lights and gas good dug well, one block car line. Call at the place, 1 Eddy St A. J. Willford
 No , Eddy St. 5-14-1m
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den Bressler and Wingo.
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RACE RESULTS
PlMLICo RESULTS.
Eirst Race.

Poultney, l15 CTroxler, 1L5O, 4S0, 5.6o, won; Little Maudie, log CMc- Atee), 3.6O, 2.S0, second Melanchoia. 1l0 (O'Brien) 3.90, third Time I:o2
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Third Race.

Yorkville, III Gunstord). 9l0. 5.0o. i.30, won; M Bert Thurman. 11lI CWillisD, 1860, S.5o, second; Vanessa Wells, 100 (Stearns) 520, third Time 1:144-5.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.
First Race.

Golstone, III CShilling 79D. 4.7O. ESQ., won Legal, 10S CHowardD. 460, $40, second; Omene, lo6 CMetcalfl 430 third Time :543-5.
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Removes Corns lngrowing Nails and 5unions a speciality DR. q. j. HATHAWAY. All ailments of the Feet carefully and successfully treated. Room t6 42oK2 Central Ave. kempner Bldg. Hot Springs. Ark.
 5-l5-2Ek
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LOST. SPRAYED OR STOI4EN-One COW, three years old: one horse about IS hands high, Top cared Communi- cate with l0l Wilmington avenue.
 5-4-tf
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WANTEm
MALE HELP-MISCEL
Wanted, at Once, on Government
 Work.

For work at Nashvilles new powder plant, located IS miles out of Nash vile, at Hadleys Bend, on the Cam berland rver Surroundings are sani- tary and first-class in every respect. We are at present working 10 bours per day, time and half for all work after hours; time and half flor Sun day. First-class board and room on the grounds, 5000 per week. We will advance transportation, and same will be deducted from first two weeks wages
 shipment will be made on the Iron Mountain Road Thursday noon.
 Long Job,
 5000 white and colored laborers,
 s330 per day
 Riggers, 5 cents per hour
 First-Class White Carpenters 55 cents per hour, 10 hours. pay for Il hours, s6.05 per day
 MillWrights.
 First class, 72 cents per hour
 Ordinary. G5 cents per hour Colored walters and kitchen heb- CTS, $50 per month and board. Several first-class male stenogra "a phers good salaries
 Are you going to help win the war2 Do your bit
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RH. E.
Arlington Studio

HAPPY HOLLOW FREE zoo. uonksys. BuIl Cart. Pony Wagons
 Furnished Free Tor COMIC PICTURE PHOTOS
 "A. MAXWELL, Prop
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Do you wish good pasture for y9ur stock: also good water. If 20, phone 171O. 5-5-1w
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Fr'shy wants to see yor the popu- lar place to eat. l2-28~tf
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JUST A MINUTE.

l will sen all of my property here so cheap for cash that you can not afford to miss it. l will sell at a figure at which you can buy and make money. l am in earnest and if you will buy at all, see me about it. NJ s. COBB.
 4-24-tf Phones 1164 and 1859
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1918-07-24
MRS. AMANDA DANIEL DIES.

Mrs. Amanda Daniel, wife of j. w.
Daniel, of near Rosine, died Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock of heart
trouble. She had been occasionally
afflicted with this malady for some
time but grew worse last week, pass
ing away Saturday.
Mrs. Daniel was born near Mar
rows fifty-eight years ago and lived
lin that section all of her life till a
few months back when her family
moved to farm near Rosine. She
is survived by a husband and four
children-three girls and one boy.
Also three brothers, Mr.. n. G. Bos-
well, of Horse Branch; T. S. Bos-
well, of Narrows; and one sis
ter, Mrs E. p. Foreman, also of Mar
rows Before her marriage Mrs.
Daniel was Miss Amanda Boswell.
She was for many years an active
worker in the Methodist church.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at Mt Vernon by Rev. Wal
ace and she was laid to rest in Mid
kiff burying ground.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1918-07-24
Primary Saturday,
August 3rd.
VOTE FOR JUDGE HENSON.

If nominated, he may lose in n con-
test to Republican. Besides this,
Judge Settle has been in office for
the past twenty-six years and has
Drawn in salary about S11O,OOO.OO.
Let everybody come out and vote
for our neighbor, Judge Henson,
who is one of the best judges i'm the
state. He ought To carry this coun-
~ by an overwhelming majority.
The Democratic nominees i'm this
county last year were refused place
on the ballot by reason of law not
as eXacting I'm its terms as the law
which governs Judge Settle i'm re-
quiring him to continue to Reside i'm
the district. Democrats, do not take
any chance on this question, but
vote for Judge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment.