\

KE FINDING MONEY WHEN YOU NKED IT MOST

is receiving the insurance pay­

ment after the fire when your

property is insured through

OUR A0EN07.

Our Companies pay losses prompt­ly—that is what you want. The cost is small for the benefit you get. We are always ready to write a policy for you.

w. G. WEEKS, Insurance Agent.

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PERSONALS. • # . • Honit-r Dupre entertained

number of friends as the Club members vvitii last Wednesday evening, the number present were ea (l)r.) W. F. Carstens,

IJ Provost, C. W. Outli-Juics E. Dupuy, F U. thai, A. J. Suberbielle, H.

•th Albert DeBlane, lt. C. M. Scharflf, F. W. Bau-Kahn, John Gebert, L.

W. Ö- Weeks, T, K. and Misses Mathilde Ren-C. Beinauer and M. Es-

taken for Xmas Trees. 310. TU7 East Main St. and Mrs. Paradis enter-

Rev. and Mrs. «1. W. llag-while they were visiting in beria. Rev. and Mrs. i'ar-

âre also interested in the al Home Mission move-work. ng those who attended th.;

Opera in New Orleans ek were Mr. and Mrs. I), itry and daughter, Ce-

, Agnes O'Neil Todd, 1er of Mr. David Todd of p, La., and who is teaeh-

Abbeville is visiting Mr. g. T. Hülse of East

St (jlub Sauce uow 15e. Buy

Mathilde Renoudet was of the Young Ladies

gb. Among those present Mimes Neolie Mistrot ot

on, Bessie Bauman, Olga Agnes Hernandez, Pearl

Lila Woolf, Adeline Pick 'lice and Kita Er kart, Lil-

Voorhies and Mrs. Nat Dau-The beautiful prizes

won by Misses Bessie Bau-AdeUne Pickett and Mrs.

Dauterive. After the re-ents were served, dancing

indulged. Louis Fagot and young

left for New Orleans this where they will .reside in "ure.

Mabel Levy, daughter of . Mrs. Max Levy left on .Jay for a long visit to ^ria where she will be the of Miss Juliet Rosenthal. Marie Reinaur returned

itst week from a visit with »iter, Mrs. Sol Reinauer at

Charles. and Mrs. F. F. Courts re-jhome last Wednesday their bridal tour whieh was through the Eastern States

young couple spent consid-time in Washington, D. C.

New York City. Jean Camille, one of the

„ merchants of our sister of Jeanerette was a visitor tut Wednesday, coming to City to attend the funeral

Ute Victor J. Erath. S» glass o«l to mmj émr

Lumber Co. A. S. Bouterie of the Jean-Coast Herald visited New laat Wednesday in the in-

. of that Journal. While kt paid us a pleasant visit. . and Mrs. Cilton DeBelle-after spending a week as sts of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. vue left for New Orleans y when they will spend before retnrning to their

in Waco, Tex.

8. B. DeBellevuc enter-at cardg on Monday even-honor of Mrs. Cilton Do-

Among those present Mesdames Una Suberbielle,

Landry, Homer Daigre, Zig Deouir, Alphe

Sophie DeBlanc, As-Mestayer of New Orleans; Staith and Cyrus DeBlanc.

taken for Xmas Trees. 310.-707 East Main St.

ey L. B. DeBellevue of visited his brother laat

_y and Wednesday and went to New Orleans

returning to his home in

Mr. Jules E. Dupuy let Thurs­day for New Orleans on a business mission. ! J *' IkLdf

Mr. R. A. Jacobs made a busi-iifss trip to Houston, Texas, leav­ing here last Thursday. _____

Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy a bottle.

Among the prominent visitors here the past week were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott of Bay City, Texas. They were on their hon­eymoon trip and were the guests of Postmaster and Mrs. Thos. R. Morse. Mr. Scott is the First Liestenant of the Sixth Calvary U. S. A., stationed at #ie iboT« named place.

At Private Sale at Auction prices before and after each Sale.—Eckart Jewelry & Mfg. Co. Ltd.

Monday night the beautiful home of Mrs. Clet Qirard was the scene of one of the most enjoy­able events of the season. The occasion was the anniversary of Mrs. Oirard's birthday at which she entertained the members of the Brooklyn Euche Club and their husbands and other guests at a Tacky Party. The «uests all came in old time eostnmes, many of which showed sharp contrasts with the latest Btylej. In fact it was a hard matter for the judges to decide the winner of the prizes given by the hostess for the tackiest costume. Danc­ing was the main interest of the evening and the schottishes and polkas of old days were inter­mingled with the waltzes, two-steps and tangos of the present. Tempting refreshments including a grand birthday cake were served from a beautiful decorated table. Mrs. Girard was the re­cipient of many pretty and use­ful presents from her friends and the Club.

• • • • • • • • • • * • LOCALS. * ! « • • • • • • • • •

—Owing to the crowded con­dition of our columns, we were compelled to omit from this weeks issue several articles which will appear in our next issue.

Orders taken for Amas Trees. Phone 310.—767 East Main St.

—The regular services of the Presbyterian church will be held to-morrow night at the usual hour. There will be no morning service. The public is invited to •be present.

At Private Sale at Auction prices before and after each Sale. —Eckart Jewelry & Mfg. Co. Ltd.

—Cypress Camp No. 34, Wood­men of the World, one of the most prosperous fraternal organ­izations in this City held their regular annual election of offi­cers last week with the follow­ing result ; Con. Com., Dr. E. S. Fulton; Ad. Lieut, W. C. Lap-erouse ; Banker, C. F. Laughliri ; Escort, L. L. Guillot ; Watchman, Louis Bonin; Sentry, J. A. Le-maire. Managers, J. W. Eckart, Joe Cordova and Jos. Davis. Physicians, Drs. E. S Fulton and Walter F. Carstens.

Limo, briok and oameati at Bsr-rand Lmmfbcr Go.

—The friends and relatives of Mrs. J. G. Lallande regret to learn of her demise in the City on December 12th, where she had been residing for the past two years. Mrs. Lallande was highly esteemed in New Iberia where she had a large acquaintance after a residence here of a number of years. She was the mother of our fellow-citizen, Mr. Louis Lal­lande and Mrs. George Cousin, and also Mr. Joseph Lallande of the Southern Pacific Railroad and Mrs. A. A. Smith of Birm­ingham, Ala. The family have the sympathy of the comUmity.

If you are a man and need money on your farm 80 acres of land will get it, if yon are a wo­man 60 acres will All the bill. No less acreage taken as security, Will loan on land# in any section of Iberia Parish. Write D. L. McPherson, Abbeville, La.

HOW PLEASANT to have fonds in th« B ink upon which to draw when

is needed. Why not start an account with the State Bank of New IberiaT It will be one of the greatest

I of satisfaction to yon to kno* that yon have plenty ahead.

CMT IWTKHgT PAIS Oit S AVI M ACCOURS

SURPLUS $30.000.00

CAPITAL $100,000.00

& NATIONAL

BANK K

—In another column appears an article written by one of our progressive citizens, entitled "Get Together," and while we do not endorse its exact wording, in ev­ery particular, the intent is, how­ever, for the betterment of the community, if we will but take lieed. Our people should work together in more unanimity if they wish this City to enjoy the prosperity that is due it, and we should all back every movement that is calculated to benefit the town. It is only by a united pull that we can accomplish anything and we sincerely hope 1914 will find all of our citizens standing together and encouraging every undertaking that will forge New Iberia to the front.

All next week, your opportun­ity to buy your Xmas presents. You make the iprioc.—Eckart Jewelry & Mfg. Co. Ltd.

—It was gratifying to the friends and acquaintances of the venerable Judïîe Felix Voorhies when they learned that he had rallied from his attack of illness and has bright hopes for rapid recovery. On Thursday morn-ning it was rumored that a turn had been taken for the worse, but the report was without fonn dation. Judjere Voorhies is resid­ing at Port Allen, La., with one cf his daughters where he was tieften ill.

Money, money, money to loan on farm property in any portion of Iberia Parish at 8 per cent per annum interest, 9ee or write D. L. McPherson, Abbeville, La.

—A sad accident befell an old colored man last Monday even­ing which may cost him his life, though at present be is reported doing as well as eould be ex­pected. The negro it seemed was hard at hearing and while walk­ing on the Southern Pacific track was ran into and knocked down-by the Motor car and seriously injured. The unfortunate was then brought to the office of Dr. J. W. Sanders where he received attention.

Ask for the shade tree, shrub, rose and flower catalog of Grif-fing Brothers. Port Arthur, Tex. Its free.

—Died, at Dallas, Texas, ̂ on Wednesday, December 17th, 1913, Mr. Jules Muller, aged 44 years, after an illness of several months. Mr. Muller was a na­tive of Geneva, Switzerland and came to this Parish a number of years ago, being bethrothed to Miss Bertha Bayard, daughter of the venerable Mr. II. B. Bayard, who survives him. The remains of the deceased arrived here on Thursday night and were brought to the residence of Mr. A. J. Mau-mus where it remained in care of friendg until Friday morning at nine oVlock when the funenil services were held at St. Peter's Catholic church. His widow has the sympathy of a large circle of friends and relatives in the hour of her distress.

—This week will practically wind up the 1913 cane crop with possibly one exception that of the Orange Grove refinery at Olivier, whom we understand will not fii^yhi grinding until about the first of the year. The crop is said to be about 25 per cent short and with the smal) price paid per ton it is gratifying that our farmers had sudh delightful weather for harvesting, other­wise many would have fared very badly. The mill of M. A. Patout & Son, situated near Pa-toutville, so we understand, fin­ished yesterday crushing near unto 42,000 tons; in 36 days they put through 36,000 tons without a single mishap to interfere with the mill.

Mom deb Saeee now 16e. B»y e bottlo.

—The Herpeche-Bahon fam­ily's of this City had the sad mis­fortune of losing their aunt, Mrs. Albertine Hutchinson who died last Tuesday at Scot, La., after a Rhort illness. Mrs. Hutchinson resided here with her sister, the late Mrs. Chas. M. Bahon for a number of years before taking up her residence at Scott. Messrs. X. A. Herpeche, Chas. and Ed­ward Bahon were among those who attended the funeral.

Have you planted your orange and pecan trees yett Ask for the Tree Book of Griffing Broth­ers, Port Arthur, Texas and or­der them now.

—As per call of District Judge James Simon, Messrs. J. G. Le-Blanc, J. P. Moore, B. V. Mouret, P. C. Romero and Joseph Bonin, members of the Jury Commis­sion for Iberia Parish met in the Clprk'i Qffiee and drew the list of Grand and Petit J#™rs to serve for the next criminal term which wilt begin its session on Tuesday, January 6th. The com­plete list of Jurors appears in another column.

—News from the Anse La Butte eil field lest Wednesday wis to the effect that » 500 barrel goah-$r had been brought in which created much talk here in New IKeria. There are a number of our citizens Interested i» to® well, among them being Mr. J. ». Suttle and Dr. Paul N. Cyr of Jeanerette, Joe Smith, Robert Taylor and others.

—The friends and acquaintan­ces of Mr. L E. Marion of La­fayette and formerly of this City were shocked last Thursday upon learning of his titdden death- Mr. Marion had only reached the age of 58 years ana was engaged in the hotel bnsin— at the above place, ' fr-M

I —The ladies of the Unsectar- j ian Aid wish to announce to the public that the proceeds of the Vietrola Musicale at the resi­dence of Mrs. Leon Dreyfus on

i Thursday of last week amounted to $51.00, a welcome sum to the treasury of the Association. Tn connection with this statement, they wish to thank those who at­tended and enjoyed the delight­ful evening, for their liberal do-

—Mr. Oneziphore Hebert sul-fered the loss of his barn, which was full to the brim with corn, hay and other products of hi-* little farm near the corporate limits, whit-h was destroyed by fire last Thursday night. We understand he carried some in­surance, but not near enough to cover his loss. The building was owned by Capt. John T. White of which there were no insur-- • ~ - — " I » » I I I V I I U L L I C V V C I C I I U 1

nations. To their generous and ancc, consequently the loss will efficient members, Mrs. Dreyfus, fall quite heavily npon the gen-who unaided furnished the even- tleman. Mr. Hebert is engaged in«'s entertainment aa well as in farming on the small place of the delicious refreshments, the • ('apt. White and that of Mr. Por Unseetarian Aid extend most ! tens R. Burke. cordial thanks, also to the charm- j _0n Mq 0V(lui la8t a

ing waitresses, Misses Virgi'nia number of gentlemen met at Mayor Fontelieu's office with Mr. Gutheridge of the Southwest. Louisiana Development Bureau,

, whose hejadquarters are at La-—The teachers of Iberia Parish j fa.vet.te, for the purpose of chos

met on Saturday the 13th inst. ing a third member to act on the

Barrow. Pear] Davis. Noelie Mis-trot, Carrie Weil, Lila Woolf, Bessie Galliand and Celeste Dim-itry.

in regular monthly session at the Magnolia school. Miss Stone, the worthy principal and her al>l<; faculty acted as hostesses of the occasion. In the morning an ex

Board of Directors, the other rep ­resentatives of the Parish bein_r

Messrs. Leon Landry of the Po­lice Jury and J. B. Hewes of Jeanerette. Tt was the unani-

JURY LIST,

citing game of basket ball was mous opinion of those present that played l>y the pupils of Ma'gnolia school. At nine o'clock the meeting was called to order and after several numbers, recess was given and the teachers were invited to partake of a very taste­ful lunch also to reosiv* s prtm-efil from Bantu Clans wRieh was on a beautifully decorated Christ­mas tree. Each present was sym­bolic of the nature of the partic­ular teacher. This surprise re­sulted in a heightened spirit of all the teachers and was in harm­ony with the season. After re­cess the program was continued. When business was concluded a rising vote of thanks was offered to MÎRS Stone and her faculty for the charminc reception and each teacher parted with the knowl-edjge of a doubly well spent day.

—We had a pleasant call last Thursday from Mr. H. B. Bond an old Confederate Veteran of this State, but who has since been residing in Mexico and other countries. Mr. Bond served un­der General Mouton and Dick Taylor. He camped here with bis regiment and remembers a num­ber of our old citizens who have

Mr. Edwin L. Estorge be select­ed, and the gentleman accepted the responsible office. There are practically up to the present writing thirty-five of our citizens who have joined the Bureau, howsTMf, owing to the busy sea­son therfl were prosent at the meeting only the following named gentlemen : Horace! iCatos, W. B. Sharp, Dr. J. A. Goodwin, Al phon.se Davis, A. G. Barrow, Ed­win L. Estorge, Mayor Fontelicu and M. W. Fisher.

COLDS&LaGRIPPE 5 or 6 doges 808 will break

any ease of Chills & Fever, Cold? & LaGrippe; it acts on the liver bettor th.in Calomel and does not Aripe or tic'—n Price 25c.

MASONS TRIBUTE TO VICTOR ERATH

Death and sorrow arc hand maidens; the sombre color of shadows fill the background oE the tapestry of wails and des­pairs. The separation of earthly life from the unknown; the sev­erance of ties of love and broth-

oer or our Old furnish the dirge of the lone sirne passed to o ho .hons,• and (rave . a vmd ^aenpt"™ T|lp Mrtai„ ,he siKlll

of several *™hjs_that.took I o( sa|v>ti of r0: plaee hereabouts. Mr. Bond1 has ^ i(m , and Deity. engaged in genmd repa.rjrork P c0„9cien. e here and wo hope will ™ce.vc[ a hrealh „f faith eordial treatment from our peo- vji. |oI.v ovw d„ulll aI1(1

misery pie. -New Iberia will soon be th> Brother Victor Erath was pro-^ t üruuiür * luiui ^loui »»«s p*"

proud possessor of a small cigar foundly religious and touched by factory which will be started by j tj,e >ïCauty and power of truth Mr. Bert C. Hall, who arrived1

and honor. His whole career re-here with his family this week flt,ctg tjie rugged spirit of integ-from Punta Gorda, Florida. p^yj morality and industry. New Iberia had been recommend- with courage he labored in the ed to him by a former Iberian, as ,,uarry 0f human endeavor; with the logical point in this State for j0ve and charity he endorsed and an establishment of that nature, j enconraged all concerted efforts and we hope he will receive the at humane and rational solution proper encouragement from our | socjai problems. His citizen-business men as soon as he puts sjdp wag examplary and his his goods upon the market. The j patriotism and personality satu-gentleman has had a number of ra^e(j every one of his connections years experience in the making with pub]ic movements involving of cigars and if all of his brands thg deveiopment 0f New Iberia n o« ftAA/1 a a a an m nip nrpsnnt- *» - t* • i. are as good as a sample present­ed to us, we can see no reason why smokers of the weed should

and Iberia Parish. Being scrupulously honest and

exacting in his daily dealings „..j — - - - .exacting in ins not give his cigars the preference. with hjs fe]jow man) his demise Mr. Hall will increase the output ]eft nQ trace of enmity> malice or as fast as he will have demand en

for his articles and it will be a j Aurora Lodge feels the loss big advertisement for New Iberia, keenly and fraternal ties that when his line is put upon the f,jnd8 U8 together and beck-market and besides give employ- oncd us t0 exerci„e Charity and ment to ex-pert help in the manu- Benevolence on this battle field facture of cigars. Small indus- of ,jumjan struflgli*, feel the tries is what New Iberia desires tearg and the raourning that fol-at the present time and strangers ]ow hijJ inevitable absence. Kind-who come here should be en- hearted and gentle, an ideal pic-couraged in their efforts towards ture of domestic bliss and fidel-planting industries here. He has a spotless father and hus-taken up his residence with his, band hearing the load of duty little family on lower Main and responsibility with heroio Street. fortitude and resignation, we

—Under the direction of the understand the load of the heavy ladies of the Civic League, the [ affliction the wife and his children Court House property is assum- have from now on to bear. ing a pleasing aspect. The paint- j Aurora Lodge will dedicate a ing of the building is nearly. special page in its book of sor-completed and the work of bean- row to the memory of Brother tifyin# the lawn is to be under- ( Victor Erath and extend the taken immediately. We are in- • warm hand of friendship that formed, that it is the purpose of (typifies the spirit of o»r Lodge the ladies to remove the present and beg to present our heartfelt walk leading to the Court House condolence to wife and children, and to construct in its stead a j JULES DRBYFUS, broad concrete pavement in the A. B. MURRAY. ^centre of the lawn. The old j DR. H. A. KING, benches are to 'be removed and | new ones placed on either side of DON'T LET YOUR HOG8 DIE. the lot and beautiful electric) light columns are to be erected This is to certify that Mr. Fe­at the main entrance of the build- ijx Schexnayder of Jeanerette, ing. The activity of the ladies having a bunch of fine hogs, some in this matter is to be commend- fifty 0r more in number to become ed and deserving of the thanks effected with cholera used South-of the entire community. We« em Ilog Cholera Remedy with congratulate them upon their telling effect. Before the na-achievement ; Hare of the sickness was discov-

"""" ~ I ered one of tho hogs had died Hunt's Lightning Oil ( and eleven more of them ser-

This i® the liniment which has iously effected, he immediately caused so much talk. S»o many soparated the sick ones from people are telling how it has re- j those not down and by heavy dos-lieved them of pain that one can ing with Southern Hog Remedy no longer doubt that it is truly s did not lose a single one of the wonderful remedy. Every dung-1 remaining number treated. Mr. gist handlet it. l. liioh in Ma nraise

State of Ijoutsiana, Parish of Iberia.

Know all in^nby these presents that pursuant to an oriler issued out of the above Honorable 19th Judicial District Court In and for the Parish of Iberia, hearing date the 10th day of December A D, 1913, we the undersigned J . F. Moore, B V. Mouret, Jos. Bonin and P. C. Horaero, member« of tho Jury Commission In and for the said Par­ish and State duly and legally appointed and qua­lified and sworn according to law, met at the Of­fice of the Clerk of Court for the Parish of Iberia in the City of New Iberia on the 17th day of De­cember A D 1913, and In the presence of Mes­srs. X. F. Herpeche and G E. LeBlanc two com­petent and disinterested witnesses of lawful age competent to read and write the Kngllsh Lan guage, residents of the Parish of Iberia, and duly summoned for this purpose by the Clerk of Court1

and Kx-officio Jury Commissioner for the Parish of Iberia, legally qualified and sworn proceeded in a^cordanre with law and specially with act 135 of 1898 approved July 13th 1898, as amended by Act 58 of the arts of 1904 of the General as sémhly of Ix»uisiana approved July '29th 1904 and Section of ab .ve said acts to select from the persons qualified under above said act to serve as jurors for the Parish of Iberia, the following three hundred competent, good and true inen, to-wit: —

(three hundred names put in the box) And immediately after complying with the

above general venire l ist , we, tne said commis­sioners, selected therefrom the name ot twenty cit izens possessing ths qualifications prescribed by Section 1 of said Act 135 of 1898. the same being taken fr«»m different p<»rtious of the Parish of Iberia as far as practicable, and who shall he suhjecttoact Grand Jurors uuill a succeeding Grand Jury shall have been empanelled. The names of the twenty persons s<> selected to serve Hs Grand Jurors and to be summoned to appear and be in Court on Tuesday the 6th day of Janu ary 1914 at 10 O'clock A. M., being as follows to-wit: —

Name Ward 1 Gustave l«eli l ; inc 1st " 2 Henry Greveuiberg ' id " S U M A u c o i n 3 . 1 " 4 G Frick 4th " 5 Chas. Decuir 4th " 6 Rene Verret 4th '* 7 G O Pharr . . . 5th 4 1

8 Henry Landry 5th 9 I*azard Kliug 6th " 1<> A Daigre «th " 11 X F Herpeche 6th " 12 Morris 8-harff Öth " 13 P A Landry .6th " 14 W G Dinch 6th " 15 Abe Hirsch 6th 4 4

16*Avmar Delcambre 7th 17 Vic. J . Poison 8th" 18 Thos J . Walsh 8th 4 4

19 Jules Lvons • Sth 20 J. C. MinvieUe . 8th 4 4

And the names of the parsons selected to serve as Grand Jurors having been writ ten on sl ips of paper by the Clerk in the presence of the Com­missioners and the witnesses, the same w#re by us, placed in an envelope, sealed and the words "List of Grand Jurors" endorsed thereon; and ••ach of the three hundred names ot the 9en«rftl Venire l ist having been writ teu by the said Clerk on separate sl ips of paper, together with the • umber of the wards or places of residence of such persons, except the twenty persons or names e lec ted as Grand Jurors were placed in the box labelled "General Venire Box". Thereupon the said sl ips of paper placed in the said General ve­nire box were well mixed, and B. V. Mouret, one ot the Jurv Commissioners, in tho presence of the other and of the above named witnesses, drew therefrom, one atattme, the names of thir­ty persons to serve as Peti t Jators for »lis week beging on Monday the 12th day of Jauuary A. D. 1914, ss follows to writ

Name Ward 1 Paul Romero 6th " 2 Murat Decoul 6th 3 Perry Poteet 8th 4 Flllai J . Romero 5t.h *4

5 Nathan Moud 8th 6 Cleveland Beigeron 8th 4 4

7. Nuina Dauterive 4th 8 Adolph Convlllion 7th '4

9 A. D. Dufour 7t.h " 10 Cyprian Ancoln 3d 4 4

11 Arthur Landry 1st , 4

12 Louis J Minvielle 8th " 13 Luslgnan Cedotal . . 21 14 J J Dauterive 4th 4 4

15 Felix Des latte 1st 4

16 Gaston L. Dauterive 6ih " 17 IJ O U IB Hebert 6th 18 Gabriel Gonsoulin 4th " 19 Felix Ouorin 6th 4 4

20 Chas. Garv 1st 4* SI W. H. Bonin 4th " 22 Albert Oubre 4th 4• 23 Whitney Domingues. 8th " 24 Robert Fitch 7th " 25 L. R. Roblcheaux 7th " 26 Rene Delahoussnye «th '* 27 Clovis Broessard 2nd 4 -

28 J. B. Conrrege 6th 29 Öuperon Broussard 4th 44

SO Rodolph Frick 7th 44

Which thirty (SO) slips or ballot so drawn we e placed in an envelope sealed and the word "List of Jurors No. 1" endorsed thereon.

After which we proceeded to draw, in the same maner. thirty additional names to serve as Pe­tit Jurors for the week beftnninp on Monday the 19th of January A. D. 1S14, as follows to-wit:

Name 0 W®rd 1 Paul Mouret 8th 2 Henry Broussard 4th 4

3 John Bont*e J*d ' 4 iCnvalie Borel 3rd 5 L. W. Zehner «th | « Oscar Champeanx 6th 7 T.J Burnham 6th 8 Ij. V. Tennaro . 6th 44

9 Louis O. Hebert ••• 8th 4 4

10 Willie Kldridge 3rd 11 Stephen Bondreaux 8th * 12 Albert Stafford 6th 4

13 Albert Camille 14 K C. Stokoe ... gtn 15 Felix LeBlanc gth 16 Daniel Jeffrey glh 17 Odlllon Deleambre 7th ( 18 Joe Caraos 4th 19 Avmar LeBlanc 4th 20 \tf. O. Hugonin «th 21 J M. Conrad «th 22 .Toe Miguel 23 F. C. Kibllnger .«th 24 Clebert Crochet . . 2nd* 25 Lonis Oubre 26 Ulysse Mntrlx. •• 27 Frank Charpentier 28 Preston Broussard 29 Gustave Lafontaine

4th " 8th " Snd " 4 th " 4th "

30 Alfred 4th "" Which thirty (30) additional name* »o drawn

worn llkewU* «ncliwed In an envelope, sealed and the words "List of JuroisNo 1" endorsed there­on ; said sealed envelopes with the one contain­ing the names of the »rand Jorors, were placed In a bo* labelled "Jury Box" whleh bo* was ock-ed and sealed and together with the General Ve­nire box. placed In the custody of ehe Clerk of Court for Iberia Parish, subject to the order of the Honorable I9th Judicial Qlatriet Court for Iberia Parish. . . _ , ,.

In evidence whereof our signature« "«dally on this 17th day of V^OORR

B V. MOOKKT JOSEPH BONIN P. C. ROM I BO. Jury Com m I s sinners

•• J G. LbBI.ANC. Olerb »nd Ex-Offlelo, Notary Publie

Witnesses; (signed) X. P. H*RP«CM

O . R . L B B L A M O .

A true copy, Attest: J. O. LcBLANO,

Dty Clerk of Court.

For Weakness an* Loss of Appetite The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVB'S TASTBLR8S chill TONIC, drive« on» Malaria and build« np the system. A true tonic and'iure Appetiser, »or adult« and children. 30c.

One Thousand and Thirty Five Dollars and Seventy Cents debt, with interest at five per cent per annum from Nov. 19th, 191U, un­til paid and all costs of these pro-eeedingii.

Given officially this 2(>th day of December, A. D., 1913.

GEO. HENDERSON, Shff. Per Frank J. Meatayer, D'y Sliff.

SHERIFF SALE. Delahoussaye, Patout & Co.

Vs. Harry Waggoner-

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ibe­ria, 19th Jud. Dist. Court.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of Siori Facias issued out of the above entitled and numbered cause and to nie dircted, I, George Henderson, Sheriff, through Frank J. Mes-tayer. Deputy Sheriff, duly qual ifie(J and sworn in and for tho Parish of Iberia, State of Louisi­ana, have seized and will offer for sale and will sell to the last and highest bidder FOU CASH, at the Court House in the City of New Iberia. Parish of Iberia, State of Louisiana, between legal sale hours, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1914, the following described property, to-wit :

Absout eighty barrels of corn. To pay and satisfy the sum of

Four Hundred and Fifty Three 55-100 Dollars debt, with interest at five per cent per annum from the 17th (jay of January, 1908, rntil paid, subject to a credit of Four Hundred and Seventeen (54-100 Dollars paid April 3rd, 1908 and all costs of these proceedings"

Given officially this 20th day of December, A. I)., 1913.

GEO .HENDERSON, Shff, Per F. J. Mestayer, D'y Sheriff.

SHERIFF SALE-RENOUDET & DIETLEIN

Vs. No. 6308. EDWARD NEREAUX.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ibe­ria, 19th Jud. Dist. Court. Notice is hereby given that by

virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued out of the above Honorable Court and to me directed, I, George Henderson, Sheriff, through Frank J. Mestayer, Dep­uty Sheriff, duly sworn and qual­ified in and for the Parish of Iberia, State of Louisiana, have seized and will offer for sale and will gell at Public Auction to the last and highest bidder, FOR CASH, at the Boudreau building, situated on the corner of Hopkins Street and Railroad between legal sale hours, on SATURDAY, JAN. 3rd, 1914, the following described proper­ty, to-wit:

All the stock of groceries and liquors belonging to above said defendant, all in the City of New Iberia, La.

To pay and satisfy the sum of

One Thousand and Thirty I' Dollars and Seventy Cents debt with interest at five per cent per annum, from Nov. 19th, 1913, un­til paid and all costs of the- ; proceedings.

Given officially this 20tli day Of Dec. A. I). . 1913.

G KO IIKXDKRSON, Shff. Per Frank J. Mestayer, D'y Shff.

NO TRESPASSING OK HUNTING.

Pütoufvil le, La. DP O . 18, 1913. The public in hereby cautioned against

hunting or tr^scafsii ig upon the Lydia PlaiitatioTi of II Pafout under Ihe penal­ly of the law.

II. PATOUT.

LOST OK MISLAID NOTE.

December 17, 1913. The pul Ho is hereby cau'ioneil against

receiving or nigotinting » certain ment-U»ge vendors l ieu note in favor of Kli Landry and signed by M. A l'atout & Sou for 'he puni of #3000 and bearing dut» Octobir 13, 1913 with 8 per cent inter st from date and identified with mortgni;« recorded in Hook A 'J5 at Folio 48 of Iber­ia I'm i* h a H th« saute hua been paid eml liquidât« d in f II.

M A PATOUT & SON.

S UCC KS S / O V SA LE. SUCCKSSION OF MHS AN USE VIATOR,

liK.t KA-KD WIDOW l'K ADRIEN liOMINOl'K

By virtue of n commission i*sm>il unto me, t ' in uiid t - rHiKt ie t l At lmtnUl t i i to r . nu t . - - f the above S U M ! rmirt , under un order granted on the dav tf September l i t 13

There w i l l be «' t ld bv the undesigned Adminis­trator nrii duly authorized I 'uhlie Auctioneer, (for the rurpope of realizing funds to pay debts ot the above said SneeefHlom HI I 'ablle Auction, t o t h e l u s t R i o l h i g h e s t b i d d e r , o n SATURDAY, 10th DAY OF JANUARY, 1014

between legnl «»le hours . >at i he la te res idence In the City HI New Iberia, the pro] . rty belonging to the above said Succession; sui. l property bein^ advertised for 30 dm* with no bidders at t int sale, is lu n by readvirt lsed to be soid on a 12 monihs bond, without appr»isment for what i t wil l brimr. described as follows, IO wit:

A certain lot of ground w i th all the buildings and improvements thereon »nd thereunto situa­ted, »ml »II I ippnrteii i ini es thereof, » I tu »ted with­in the corporate l imits of the City of New tberia in the Parish of Iberia, Louisiana, measnring ti-f tv (50) feet f iont on the Kast side of t irst or St. t 'hurles Stieet , by a di pt between parallel l ines of oi e hundred and ninety six and a half feet < 1061,) bounded in front bv »:t id street , in ihn renr bv pmpertv of Mrs. Mathilda Knight Lourd or assigns, above bv lot No. IÜ. and below by lot No, 14 ; being Lot No 13 of Block 20 of Lourd s extension to New Iberia plan of which Is on fi le In the ofllce of IV I , Renoudet, Notary Public

"All the movable effects consisting of House­hold furniture and kitchen utensils fully enu­merated in the inventory taken In abova succes­sion and on ti le in the Clerk's ( »fl lee.

ORV1LLK DOMINOUB, J . R. DAVIS, Esy Administrator.

Attorney.

MARSHAL SALE.

THE TIMES DEMOCRAT OF NEW ORLEANS.

VS. A M DELEON.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Iboria, Clh Ward Justice Court.

Notice is hereby given that by virtne of an order of seixure, emulating from the 6th Ward Justice Court of the City of New Ibeiie, and to me directed, I , M. J. l>o-min^ue. City Mtirnhiil , have aeiied «ni will offer for «nie to the ia^t »nd highest bidder FORCAbil at the frontdoor of the Court House, the followiug movable prop* erty, ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 3d, 1913,

One Creole Horse and one Buggy to pay and saitsfy a judgement of $58 62 with in­terest at 6 per cent per atibum from Nov. I , 1913 and all cost of Court.

Given tfl leially this 17ih day of Decem­ber, A. D. 1913.

M. J. DOMINGUE, Marahal.

AM 0BJS0T Of TOW. To« seldom find a saving fam­

ily paying ren\ • family paging rent has no

spaeial inssntire to save, bnt the hnly that hnys a horns has a spatial object to save for. They at tsaa realise that it is much store important to save their mon­ey and pay for their home than ta waste it foolishly, and if ths y hwa borrowed money from this àsentfsHna they ean pay it haek in aaay monthly pejmenta.

It is all in the plan, (jü a« a* Secretary.

* OUnUA BUILDINO À8S'N

Schexnayder is high in his praise of Southern Remedies for all dis­eases for which it is îecommend-ed. This Remedy is manufac­tured in New Iberia and sold by leading merchants and druggists throughout this State as well as in other States where it has been introduced. Ask your merchant for it. I have charge of all the sugar and rice district during 1914.

a T. HÜLSE, P. 0. Box 299. New Iberia, La.

N0TIC1. The Pabllc Is wamad jwt to

antut« for Iberia Pariah Wwrwt SMS Jto* 817 5S Issued toKcbuwert* Warflald bearteg lata of February Mth, 1909, »am« having bora loot er •Mai«. KHVum à WARWSW».

SHERIFF SALB. RENOUDET & DIETLEIN

Vs. No. 6308. EDWARD NEREAUX.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ibe­ria, 19th Jed. Dürt. Court.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued out of the above Honorable Court and to me directed, I, Geo. Henderson, Sheriff, through Frank J. Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff, duly sworn and qualified in and for the Parish of Iberia, State of Louisiana, have seized and will offer for sale and will sell at Public Auction to the last and highest bidder, FOR CASH, at the Cburt House in the City of New tberia, La., between legal sale hours on SATURDAY, JAN. 24th, 1914,

the following described proper­t y , t o - w i t : . . .

One certain lot of ground or tract of land together with all the buildings and improvements thereon and thereunto belonging and right of way and appurten­ances thereof, formerly situated above and now within the corpo­rate limits of the City of New Iberia, Parish of Iberia, State of Louisiana, measuring one arp­ent front on Jane Street on the Public Road leading to St. Mar-tinville by a depth of two arp­ents, bounded above or on the North by property of Valerie Le-malre or assigns, below or on the South by a large ditch running between the said property and that of Loy W. Zehner or Erab Broussard or assigns, on the East or in the front by said Jane Street or public road leading to St. Martinville and on the West or in the rear by street.

To pay and aatkfy the turn of

Fane; Bous at modérais prices from 50c to S2.B0 IMPORTED PERFUMES

Piver, Roger and Gallet, Etc. OIOABS IN BOXES Or

85 and 50 at $1.75 to $3 00 APPROPRIATB POR XMAS.

ESTORGE DRUG CO.

NEW CROP OF GARDER SEEDS SEASON 191-4.

It will be impossible to succeed in raising a crop of vegetables, unless you plant fresh and reliable seeds, also varieties suitable for this climate.

I have just received the New Crop of the following: Artichoke, Asparagus, Beans, Beet, Cabbage, Carrots,

Celery, Cucumbers, Endive, Kohlrabi, Leek, Lettuce, Water and Musk Mellon, Mustard, Okra, Parsley, Peas, Pepper, Pumkin, Radish, Roquette, Squash, Tomato, Turnips.

Garden and Field Corn, Adams Early, Stoweli's Ever­green, Golden Beauty, Learning, Reids, Yellow Dent, Iowa Silver Mine, Hickory King.

E. J. CARSTENS, Seeds Merchant NEW IBERIA, LA.

OOD! WOOD : ORT MIXED WOOD, MY LENGTH FOR SALE

At 0O9 Ibsrld Street,

FELIX N. MESTAYER.

SHARP and NUCKOLLS General Inssrance, Surety Bonds

Fire, Tornado and Life Insurance in Old and Reliable Companies.

Losses and Claims promptly adjusted.

Kates sad information furnished on application.

Office 139 Waat Main Street,

Phone 141. New Iberia, La.