text: Aire Cure .^UI<W ÂTfflèaus much t tU Lt*i o« vOTS syswm, rt cir" . «,9 ^Tt r jt«i organs, poor clr The nerves "^^ tbe °^ n r *a°/s 5 for their re P votaday W shouhi be KÄ^r5Ä«W SS^JS&SZ tf' wic J S /!i t i«tiyiBw tbe wood with of r° ur .Harters tin Tonic »nd muscular tissue, aid. t rw you to get the good of makes you well from head ! you cat. and for all afflictions re ■ |tlS imnure blood, such as scrofula, kidney disorders, rheuma 6loKb Ü',wia female weakness, etc. '^minent physicians for nearly (s one of thousands of similar have received, convincing evi i^r Harter's Iron Tonic does all that (forit: Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 12. 1902. *„v hashed Dr. Harter's Medicines Or. Harters Iron Tonic.s .*" U 1.,_____ _ over taking. ' Udiclne I have ever taken Mrs. E. McQueen-Carter. 803 South Hull Street. «that above testimonial it ^nuine. ) Every bottle of Dr Harter's Iron Tonic has our "Crescent" trade-mark on _'the label. Don't accept a Latitute-iusiston Dr. Harter's. I Mais Only by your DU, HARTER MEDICINE COMPANY T * DAYTON, OHIO _ - for Hattie's Wild Cherry Bitters. Known for its effectiveness. Everywhere. SALEM * doings Isa was a visitor a few days [wise, of Abbeville, was a lay visitor. Boyle went to Franklin r last. [ Letcher Grant left Tuesday t Crescent City. | Frere returned to Frank Jay. |r. Jeter, of Beaumont, was ta day or two this week. |r. Jeter, of Beaumont, was t day or two this week. |r. Henry Guidry returned t Monday afternoon. ave Boutte has been spend lafew days at Beaumont, el Derouen, of Marcel, P. i a Thursday visitor, Day Miller, a genial and wide i young man of Abbeville, Monday visitor, tries and Philip Dupre,* of ty's Island, were New Iberia ion Monday. »orge T. Colgin is on the sick his home on St. Charles Prosper Moity of New , was in town, on Sunday— ft Evangeline. 6Cordova went to St. Mart (with the Abbeville Grays ^Saturday. riet Attorney J Nelson ,of Abbeville was in town Maud Stebbins, a fascinat ing lady of Abbeville, was ne visitor Saturday ny Stansbury, of Abbeville, * several hours in the Queen in Yitter, the well known ■flayer, was in town Wednes *»lter M. Gates came up from •cent City on Wednesday *nd some little time with New »friends. P Moss departed Monday Crescent City on a business tof. M. Picard, of Abbeville •over Monday and again the May. 'Bob" Hacker, now of Abbe i vas seen on our streets com ; business with pleasure. J- C. Ackers, of Jeaner 'ittanager of the big rice mill I at that place, was in town lay on business mission. I olm White came over from ne town—Abbeville- Satur •low in order to take ndvant W the Beaumont excursion. tMiguez returned Tuesday brief visit to the world— l«il city Beaumont. Caldwell spent a day Bp New Iberia during the of in Louis Stops spent several days' in Oi-.u go, Texas, the foreport of the week I>i A Unit 1*. Vom hies and family !"ft this week for Biloxi. Mrs. Louis Stops, has returned home after a sojourn in the Life City, (Crowley.) C. Davis, a nice young man from Jeanerette, was here a while Wednesday, leaving on the afternoon train for Kayne. Julius Scharf is home again after attending the convention of P.B.O. Elks at Baltimore, also visiting other points. C.K. Bertant, of Abbeville, was mingling with New Iberia friends Saturday last. William A. Broussard, the expert electrician, with home folks and friends, returning in the evening to his temporary post of duty at Week's Island. Armand Erath, of Abbeville, was among the visitors in our midst Sunday. William T. Moss returned Saturday from Lafayette to spend a day or two with home folks and friends. He returned to his post of duty Sunday night. Willie Boas left Saturday evening for Lake Charles to spend a day or two in looking over the city on the Lake City. K.S. McMahon is back from a pleasant trip to some of the big cities, points of interest, also to Florida, after an absence of a couple of weeks from home and business. Francis Perry returned home the latter part of last week, after an absence of some time to points west of here. He is in the employ of the Postal Co. Mrs. Dreyfus and Grandchild, of New Iberia, and Mr. Albert Levy of St. Louis are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Corona—Lafayette Advertiser Mr. Lucien Ducrest attended a picnic at Jefferson Island, on Sunday last, given by young ladies and gentlemen, of New Iberia — St. M. Evangeline. Mayor Jules Dupuy and Dr. A. G. Emmer, of New Iberia, were business visitors to our town, Saturday last — St. M. Evangeline. Judge J. Albert Schlessinger, one of the most prominent denizens of Abbeville, was in town for an hour or two Saturday, while en route St. Martinville. Miss Andey Durand, of St. Martinville, returned to her home Monday. She was, while here, visiting at homes of Captain A. D. Blanc and Captain Mott ret. Miss A. Dorsey, after a pleasant visit in our city, returned to her home in Jeanerette the first day of the week. Among the Abbevilleians in New Iberia Monday was Vernon L. Caldwell. Dr. Frank Fenwick Young, physician-in-chief and proprietor of the now famous Fenwick Sanitarium at Abbeville, was in town Thursday, presumably on business. Summer Caldwell and wife of Abbeville, spent a couple of days in New Iberia the early part of the week, returning home on the afternoon train Tuesday. If your liver does not act regularly, go to your druggist and secure a package of Thedford's Black-Draught and take a dose tonight. This great family medicine frees the constipated bowels, stirs up the torpid liver and causes a healthy secretion of bile. Thedford's Black-Draught will cleanse the bowels of impurity and strengthen the kidneys. A torpid liver invites colds, biliousness, chills and fever and all manner of sickness and contagion. Weak kidneys result in Bright's disease which claims as many victims as consumption. A 25-cent package of Thedford's Black-Draught should always be kept in the house. "I used Thedford's Black Draught for liver and kidney complaints and found nothing to excel it"—WILLIAM COFFMAN, Marblehead, Ill. THEDFORD'S BLACK Draught Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent package of Grove's Black Root Liver Pills. LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST Sidney Flory is on the sick list. Last Sunday was baseball day. Call on J. I for Scott ton. Plantation on the 10th inst. Quite a number of new residences are going up in all portions of the city. Our wall paper complete. H. S. M. The Hon. Henry Lane and Jesse Sorrells have accepted positions at the rice mill. West End Wonders are negotiating with the Kayne Juniors for a game. Oisif Fresli groes things, can be found cèrfes, Hind ii all the new at Iminergluck's. Ernest Jones is holding down a position in his father's grocery on South Iberia street. The colored population hereabouts are planning a grand camp meeting for the near future. Jöf"Steel Spring holstering, at McM fh Beds, within n ( s at cut prices. Manager George W. Dallas, of the Iberia Cypress Company Limited, has sold his interest in the Steamer "Cypress," to Fred Dreyer, of Jeanerette. Going to keep house Anywhere This Summer - at home or at Any of the Health Resorts • • • If so, you will be interested in what J. IMMERGLE & CO. HAVE TO OFFER. Half the pleasure of your summer outing, it is lost by neglecting to provide some of the good things an invigorated appetite calls for. Before placing your order, come and see us for particulars and to inspect our hundreds of daintiest delicacies. We carry a large variety of the best table wines and other choice liquors. If you have any dificulty in determining your want, we are sure a visit to our store will, at the same time, assist you. There is no better finer than our "Red Clover" brand, put in sealed pints, pints. JAKE IMMERGLE & CO. FANCY GROCERS and IMPORTERS, USE EITHER 'PHONE. Corner Main and Swain Sts. ANGEL CAKES: Any one wanting a specially nice cake for a special occasion, should leave their orders with Miss M L. Millard 411 West Main St. The tire alarm was sounded last Saturday, the cause being the burning of an outhouse belonging to John Webb opposite the Iberian office. No other damage was sustained. Ladies: "You can find just what you have long wanted for your home bill of fare at Zimmerman's grocery, Your purchase will be delivered." There being "nothing doing" in town in the line of amusements, two young men of West End spent the day on Thursday last in Darby's woods, accompanied by two young ladies. Those who participated in the day's pleasure were: Misses Mestayer and Della Perran, Messrs Ira Dorsey and John Perran. A full line of mocks. R. S. Under date of July 26th, a man, a fellow citizen, James Gebhardt, writes a brief but nevertheless interesting letter from Lake City. Col. He says in part: "Budth Gates has been here for several days. Yesterday we went fishing and caught several fine large yellow tail and Abbeour weighing about 30 pounds each. "Buddie" had about all he could do to land them. Old Grandmas German Tea The best remedy in the world for Purifying the Blood and Preserving the Health, Solo by all druggists, price 10¢ PER BOE. A visit to Jake Immergle & Co's new grocery, corner of Main & Swann Street, will delight you. Every time I visit Jake Immergle & Co's new grocery, corner of Main & Swann Street, I will be glad to serve you. Write J. H. Argring & Co., for Fine rice lands Abbeville, La. Mr. Carlson received a black eye Monday, as a result of being struck by a thrown ball while practicing that afternoon. W. B. Jones has opened A neat grocery store in his building on lower Iberia street, Hacker. What shall I have for breakfast, dinner or supper? Visit Armour's and you will have no trouble in deciding. The lawn fete given at the Cade home in East End Monday evening proved a nice pleasant event in every respect and was very enjoyed by both the young and old. Reverend Dr. S S, Elder of the Crowley District, will preach in the M. E Church on Sunday Aug 9—at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The public are cordially invited. We are very much pleased to note that the streets and gutters in the South portion of back-of-town are receiving timely attention at the hands of the city fathers. Let the good work continue indefinitely. It is really necessary. Darling Sluggers vs. West End Wonders tomorrow. Special Ladies day. For those best bargains in real estate, see H. Lutgring & Co, Abbeville, La. Howard M. Earl, representing W. Atlee Burpee and Co., seedsmen of Philadelphia, spent a few days in New Iberia this week, calling on the Iberian Thursday accompanied by our genial friend Mr. W. D. Coudron. Mr. Earl is buying up Mr. Bigger's peanut crop. He is well pleased with this section. Strength and vigor come of  barley food, adds no burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigorates in the Gab. LeBlanc, Jr., was on the sick list quite recently, but is, we are happy to state, himself again. Rev. C. O. Kramer preached in the M. E. Church at Abbeville last Sabbath. He returned home the following day. Billy Kersauds, well known here as the world's leading colored comedian, will head a minstrel company of his own during the approaching season. E. H. Lacroix will take possession of his new barber shop, at the corner of Main Street and Railroad Avenue, within the course of a very short while. In fact, he is now engaged in perfecting preliminary arrangements with this end in view. City Council met Monday evening in regular session. For See J. H. L. Teap farm lane Ring & Co, Abbeville, La. $150 Appropriated; At the Regula City Council meeting of a defray Expenses Committee. of a At the regular meeting of the City Council held Monday evening, the sum of £100 was appropriated to defray the expenses of a committee to visit the "Central City" of Louisiana—Alexandria—to look into the matter of street paving and otherwise improving and beautifying the city somewhat along the lines as has been and is being done, in the Central City. Mayor Jules E. Dupuy was authorized to appoint a committee of citizens with this end in view. He announces the following persons: M. LeBrun, John T. White, E. K. Millard, J. Allen Dreyfus, Eugene Guillot, W. B. Kramer, Leopold Levy, John Broussard, Charles Gougenheim, and J. I. Aul Supe. Hus committee, which is one well chosen indeed, will visit Alexandria within the course of a very short while, possibly during next week. Their report will no doubt be an interesting one to all Iberians, especially those who have the best interests of the city at heart. The Council has acted wisely in this matter. Gilbert A. Davis stopped over night this week with his friend, George Vuillemot, while en route from Jeanerette to Kayne. Capt. W. D. Gooch, of Perry, spent some time in New Iberia Thursday. Clerk of Court Surgeon LeBlanc, of Vermilion, was prominent among the visitors in our midst a couple of days since. Manager Allen of the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company, who has been ill for some time and is still suffering, left Thursday for Hot Springs, via Alexandria. He was accompanied as far as the "Central City" by genial Elsie K. Chivers, one of the company's faithful employees at this place. Mrs. Edgar Burrows, and children of Crowley, are spending some time with relatives here in New Iberia. Former State Senator S. P. Watts, of Vermilion, is in town this week on business. He is now representing the renowned Fenwick Sanitarium which is situated in his hometown Abbeville where the whiskey and drug habits are cured in little or no time. Mr. Watts paid the Iberian a pleasant and much appreciated call Saturday and again during the present week, and we enjoyed pleasant chats with this distinguished gentleman. He was associated with the Iberian some eight or nine years since. Mrs. Moilie Allen, of South Fork, Ky., says she has prevented attacks of cholera morbus by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when she lit an attack coming on. Such attacks are usually caused by indigestion. These Tablets are usually caused by indigestion and these Tablets are just what is needed to cleanse the stomach and ward off the approaching attack. Attacks of bilious colic may be prevented in the same way. For sale by Estorge Drug Co. Personally Conducted Excursions to St. Louis and Chicago and Return... For August 15, 1903. Chicagos and return, $12. St. Louis and Return, $12. The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company takes great pleasure in calling your attention to its extremely low rate personally conducted excursion to Chicago and St. Louis, Saturday, August 15th. Dates of Sale - Tickets are now on sale, but will only be good for use on our fast mail and regular trains leaving New Orleans on August 16th. Final limit - Passengers can return on any train at any time up to and including trains leaving Chicago or St. Louis on August 15. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of WORLD'S BEST CURES CHOLERA-INFANTUM, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age. Aids Digestion, Regulates No Powder, the Bowels, Strengthens the Child and Makes Costs Only 25 cents at C. J. MOFFETT, M. D., ST. LOUIS, MO. Cures Eruptions, Sores, Colic, Hives, Thrush, Removes and Prevents, Worms. TEETHING counter ACres and overcomes THE EFFECTS OF THE SUMMER HEAT UPON TEETHING CHILDREN. Will GAPPED SEEDS! Just received direct from the growers. Get ready for Fall Planting. Beets, Beans, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Carrot, Lettuce, Mustard, Onion, Parsley, Peas, Radish, Spinach, and large Purple Top White Globe Turnip. Sold in quantities to suit purchasers. E. J. Carstens, 204 and 206 East Main St. New York, L.a. H. H. Caldwell. G. B. Sheard. CABDWELL & SHEARD, Machine and Blacksmith Shop. Heavy Forging, Turning and General Repairing of all Kinds of Machinery Welding and Turning Car Axles a Specialty. Patronage Solicited. Lawrence F. Villermin, Electrical Constructor. CONVERTER $1.80 per month will burn three lights in your residence one long month. C & C DYNAMO. Everything electrical. The Good Old Summer Time have an Electric Fan Ring up Cumberland Phone: 32 for information. Jake Immergle & Co., Dealers in Ink Fancy Staple Groceries, Ladies are invited to call and examine our stock. Special Attention Given to Phone Orders. We have both phones: Cumberland 57-3. Hogsett 232. All Goods Delivered Within Corporate Limits. West Main, Corner Swaim St., New Brazil, La. THE CABLE CO. CHICAGO. NEW ORLEANS. NEW IBERIA. THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF PIANOS and ORGANS IN THE WORLD. HIGH GRADE PIANOS and ORGANS. CONOVER, KRANICH & RACH, KINGSBURY. SHUBERT, CABLE, And WELLINGTON PIANOS. CHASE & BAKER PIANO PLAYERS. THE LATEST IN POPULAR SHEET MUSIC. Few Second-Hand Pianos For Sale CHEAP. ALBERT DEE, Agent. THE GLOBE. East Main Street. NEW IBERIA Subscribe to the Iberian. 