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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Watson's Magazine Increase In
Price.

Beginning with the February
19O0 Number, our Magazine will
be called WATSON'S MAGA
ZINE. 1t will have a handsomel
cover Several new features will
be added. The price at bookstores
and newsstands will be Is Gents
To be Just to our present snb
scribers, we have decided to re.
ceive renewals and new subscrip.
tons at 500 a year, up to March
31st, 1906 After that the sub
scriptlon price will be $3.50 per
year.
This is golden opportunity for
those who are not within easy
reach of newsstands. fyOu have
never seen the magazine, ask for
sample copy, mentioning this
paner and address,
TOM WATSON'S MAGAZINE
l2l West AID ST., New York City.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
The Grip.

"BefOre we can sympathizt
with others, We must have suffer
ed ourselves" No one can realiz.
the suffering attendant upon an
attack of the grip. unless he has
nad the actual experience. There
is probably no disease that
causes so much physical and men
tai agony, on which 80 successfully
deiieS medical sid. All danger
from the grip, However, may be
avoided by TIE prompt use of
cha"berIain,s Cough Remedy
Among the Tens Of thousands who
have used this remedy, not one
case has ever been reported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that
has not recovered. For sale by
all drugaists. Jan
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
....LOCALS....

The third annual meeting of the
Louisiana State Horticultural So
c'ety will be held in the Progress
i've Union Hall. 52s Camp Street
New Orleans, on Thursday and
Friday, Jan. % 2G. A very inter
estlng program has been prepared
for the occasion, a copy of which
has been received by this office.
Everyone who loves plant life will
receive most hearty welcome
and is invited to take art in the
meeting.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

Mr.. Chas Bragg, of New Iberia
an expert tin and sheet iron werk
er, who comes highly recomm end
ed as a workman, has 2peped a
first class tin shop in Franklin
which will be conducted in con
juno ion with The Planters Hard.
ware Company. This new enter.
prise is part Of The Planters
Hardware Co., and although this
company dates back scarcely six
months. has nevertb 'ess under
the able management Of Capt.
Win I. Jones, forged RAPIDLY
ahead, and now has successful
and permanent position as a bust.
ness concern The Franklin Ban.
ner.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Soulier-Murphy.

On Tuesday, Jany. 9th. Miss
Camille Souller, daughter of Mrs
Emile Suulier, of this city, was
married to Mr.. Stephen X Murphy
of New Orleans.
While the many friends of Miss
Camille rejoice with her in he1
great happiness upon entering her
new life, vet there is spirit of re
seltment felt towards the gallant
swain for removing from the social
garden of this section one the
$ weetest and most graceful flowers
tn at blOomed therein to grace his
Crescent CRY hone. She will
long be missed for ner y ace in the
family home and the esteem of
friends and admirers cannot be
ii led by another.
MIR Murphy Is d popular ge,.le-
man at his home and Is at
the head of a prosperous re
tail grocery business on agzine
street. He met his fate something
less than two years ago at the sea
shore both confessed TO having
recognized the fact from the first.
The wedding ceremony took
place at st. Peter Catholic Church
at $50 a. m on Tuesday surround.
ed by their relatives and intimate
friends. Immediately after the
service the bridal party left on
The early morning tram for their
future home. The groom was &C
1mpanied by his sister Miss
Augusta Murphy and his cousin
MIR. Robert Byrnes.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

~, SSa s,D: BY Chicago wholesale
3. mall .sil order house. assistant mana
ssa s1 Or wonan) for this county
ssS ..e!oining territory. Salary $40
nons. psnses paid Feekly; expsnse
pons;o, advanced. Work pleasant;
q evr.. pernfansht. No investmen
oaes ,sncf required. Write at
rlf,dS1 null Particulars and enclose
aadressed Envelope.
Iii -, COOPER q co,
i'- Lake Street, Chicago, H..
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
PERSONALS.

Justice Jos. A. Breaux was il
town last Sunday.
| Mr. L. f. Smith left here Sun
day for Alexandria.
Mr.. Albert BrOussard left fol-
New Orleans Tuesday on a short
visit.
! Mrs 81 A King left on Monday
of this week for a visit to the Cref
cent City
NJ. Lawrence Leuhm who is at
present located iL Abbeville La
was pleasant caller at our Office
on Thursday morning.
Mr.. A. J. Maumus. deputy
Clerk Of Court. visited Abbeville
on last Saturday on business
mission
Mr.. LAS. Bolden spent a few
days with his family here, return.
ing TO his post OF duty at Sunset
on last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Eugene Guillot made
short trip to Rayne on business,
leaving here on last Sundays
noon train.
Mr.. Allen Upper, of New Or
'eans, boyhood friend and AS.
sociate of this Editor, was call
er on last Saturday afternoon.
MIS- Jos We'll and little daugh
ter Sarah were called to Galveston
Texas this week ON account of
the serious illness of Mrs Wells
father
State superintendent of Public
Education, Ashwell, was in this
city last Saturday and favored this
Office with call, accompanied by
Parish superintendent Ellis.
Mr.. GOss who bias been with
Pfister Bros, of this city for sever
al months, goes to Ahbeyille to
morrow to fill an engagement
there. Mr.. uoss has made many
friends during his stay here, who
will regret his departure.
DR.. E. L. Stephens, of the SO.
W. Louisiana Industrial Institute
of Lafayette, came down last Fri
day to hear Mr.. Whites lecture at |
the High School Binding that |
night. The next day he was a
pleasant caller at this Office befOr.
to his home.
Mr.. U A Patin, after building
a considerable length of cane. |
road for the st John Plantation in
St Martins parish, spent severa,
days at his home IN this city
last he left for Lafayette,
to go on later 10 Opeio
sas, where he expects to again en-
gage in railroad construction work
Mr. August Pascal, after an ex-
tended absence in Texas and Mis-
souri,, returned to his old home
lere this week. Important bust
ness matters, connected with the
of the work On the t
New Iberia Southern Canal, de
his presence here. He i
arranging to lay out a considera
Die portion Of his property in
own lots at the site of the head
" the canal. 81
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

On Thursday of last week q
most shocking accident happened
Of the salt mines at Avery's Is
land. A young negro man about
% Years of age, leaned over the
omen shaft to pull the bell cord in
order to signal for the ele"ator to
take HIM down. He lost his bal
ance and fell upon carload OF
,ock salt at the bottom of the
shaft. His fall was over 900 feet.
Uis death was instan aneOuS. His
,,majns were uulied the next day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
lave You a Deed for q Home?
Why not? Our fault sr yours?
RERA BUILDING ASSN.

The Police Jury, at its meeting
on Jan 4th, made the Following al'
portlOnment of the road funds for
this parish: LIT ward, 1915; End
ward 1886 3rd ware, 1890; 4th ward
1850; 9Th ward, 1915; 9th ward,
sGS5; 9TH ward, 1880; 9Th ward,
500; Renewing bridges $500,
Total Is, 500.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

The City Council did not hold
the usual regular meeting this
month, for the reason that the
first Monday was a legal holi
day. A called meeting was held
on Wednesday evening.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

Mr.. ThOs. Anglers has been a.
pointed Engineer in chief Of the
Electric Light and WaterwOrks
plant filling the vacancy by the
death Of MIR George Fay. Mr.. Wal
ter Broussard, who temporarily
filled the vacancy goes back to his
Old position Of chief of cOnstruc
ton and repair work. This re
kiyed Mr.. +. X. Chivers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

On WedDt sday mex, January 18th
money will be sold by the Iberia
Building Association On the occasion
of the meeting u it's newley elect
ed Directors The Board will also
organize and select the officers iar
the ensuing year
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Send Us Three Names

OF reading farmers In your neighboFhood
together with this advertisement and % one
cent stamDs--Or u silvsr quarter securely
wrapPed,-and We'll enroll You for four
you may club together, sending a dollar
bill AID Is good pames and addresses, and
get We trial trip subscriptions, Learn how
TO clip the Trusts wings. Address,
tom WATSON 'SMAGAZtNE.
12l West 42d Street.
Room .55.. New York. N. Y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

For any disease of the skin
there is nothing 3ffter than Char"
bsrlain's sa'fs/ It relieves the
itching and hfn'ns sensation in
stau,ly and soon ef5'ts a cure.
So)d nv all druggists Jan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

With every Dollars worth of
goods from this establishment we
are giving D votes TO the purchaser
to be cast for their choice of the
candidate for the Queen of the
Carnival NoAH's ARK
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

On Japy 9th the Mer;dional, of
AbbevilIe entered its jOth volume
Forty nineyears has it been mold
er of public opinion IN Vermilion
and 1t will soon round it's half
century notch. Long may it waive.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

WANTED-BY CHICAGO MANU-
FEATURING House. person Of trust
vorhine's and somewhat familiar
with local territory ps ayAistant in
branch Office. Salary ls Vid weekly.
Permanent position. NJ investment
required. Previous |eyperience not
essential to engaging
Address, Manager Branches. Como
Block, Chicago.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
TIE WHITE MAN'SIs, too
RURDEN" often, a
kopv "
~ AZ yeu 50 burdened? We can
relieve ~ ii your load.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

~. WANTED: 10 men in each
t ts's TO TOT travel, post Signs, adver
49, = !" salary $500 ger month.
s sNv per day expenses.
WAL SUPFLY CO, Der.. w.
Chicago, Ill.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

Police officer Barber voluntari.
~ rendered his resignation to the
Mayor this week. CASTOR Dau-
trlve was appointed to fill the va.
cancy temporarily til! the action
of the City Council.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

Wednesday morning between 4
and ) o'clock a fine sleet fell here.
1t was later followed by a slow
rain making the streets sloppy
and disagreeable again.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

Mr.. W. ID. COudrOn, on las'
Sunday morning, received the
bronze medal by mail which was
awarded to him by the committee
on awards, Of the st LOUIS Louis
lana Purchase Exposition, for the
eycellency of his "MammOtlI
White Peanuts.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Bronchitis
ct anv tendency to constipa-
Cor'o .".ith small doses Of Ayers Pills.

blizzard struck this section
Monday afternoon. Tuesday morn
;,c no had the hardest freeze of
.ho vinter this far: til N mercury
s,ood at 80 degrees.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
FOR RENT

dasse u'0Itable, wsf1 finished resi-.
lalls ANU, WIN . Gdrooms, parlor, 2
hsies "oa'nSir0em, kitchen and gall
mn sTns Iberia and Robertson
aalan oIyterms and further par
ICY W Felix VOORHEES,,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
Tom WatsOn's Magazine,

1.-The Magazine with a purpose back OF It,"
was established to teach the best way OF
hence OF rendering the Trusts powerless to
rob the public. 1t is a big monthly maya
zine OF l2S pages vii h illustrations, cartoons,
Mr.. WatsOn's brilliant editorials, special
stories, a serial story. NOVELTIES short story
and poems, bv the worlds best writer's. Reg
ujar price, u 90 per year: 10 cents the copy,
at all newSstands. Every farmer is inter-
ested in knowing the best way to cure the
Trust evil and how TO bring 1T about. Now
In its second volume. Tom WATsON's MAGA-
ZINE Is firmly established, and It's circula-
ton is growing rapidly; but we want to add
q hundred Thousand subscribers to our list
In the next month or two.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

Look around> and. gsee if you don
need some printed ssstationery. II SO
the Iberian o6RQH il the place to get
HlRsr.cLAss WORK.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

LADIES! MISREPRESENTATION Rex
relieves delayed m6nthlies in ) days
Endorsed by th{ hedical profession.
Price tl.0O. Ladyagents wanted
Dr.. Nelson Medicine Co.. Utica, n. Y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

SEH2IXH1S32TrEI &scTrcI2r--,.~r 49,.
ST ANY NEW SPAPER or MAGAZINE,
q Published anywhere. Can be had thr.
81 MILLAKD'S News Ielst
zISIa9SYIIYzEYE1ZSsts TT. y y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
The Farmers and the Trusts

OF all producers the farmer is hit hardest
by the Trusts. They catch him coming and
eo 81 ra,r rn ,h,a sSe ,h aha srows ne
tariff. aud national bank control OF our,
money system. Evidently the remedy is to
cut off these special favs rs which build up
and Deruetuate the TurSt
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

New Music on sale at Millard's
News Depot % cent per copy.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

Civil Term of Court is in sess
ion here again this week. 4.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13
VII Stock for Sale.

: ss ss., IN Ysss of money | will
~. 'ays ~ ff Foyr hundred
eafe Of Ne "Anse q
~, 1T Df"ll Oil and
a.. .'aaHS E"'xd
ss ~ T. IADanois. ~,----.--,c,
~ 20, New Orleans. La
Jany.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

There was last year taken out
IN Franklin twenty two whlskey
licences at 800 90, and up to date
there has been fifteen llcenes taken
out for $4,000. only six places
dropping out. This will give the
t'wn an increase of o., 800 in its
revenues, which in our opinion
should be pnt aside and used for
no other purpose than repairing
our sidewalks aud streets, which
in some places need attention very
badly.-Franklin Banner.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

RUPTUE CURE. ~ 90 per bottle.
Endorsed by ;sak. Physicians. None
Free Agents EpHted
DIR. Nelson MeAcine TO-, Utica. NY.
~,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-13

W ANTED:- White nurse to live
in home and care forssbhe child;
good wages,
Adress ! US.
xp. O. ROx III
Lafayette, La
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15

Weak, SeHy people ottsn remark.
"If I eOzls OILY Ees so=Stkirg that
uosl6 n0zrisA ne Gn6 give ne
strsagsk. !" they Do sos k.0w vhy, b1.
TIE fOS1 they eat u of 10 bsnssi 20
then. they gAi1 10 eesA and fssl 60
stronger. IAe fact is tie s-ozSsk "a
TOO weak 90 Ps-forH its work. sn& the
little appetite tAsy O.es Lad Is soon
g0as Ths Mood beeozss zsors tki.
And wA;s-y, bringing q faint SEX
Spells vita loSs q 2sD0-y and 11bi-
ia0A Tse-e is-A rs@eey fer al tAis
tia, acts in the rigAi way. Il Is eAlsa
D.. G1nH's Bleed R14 Nerve To.ie,
Ene - sold BY al druggists for TSs
Ps< hoI, o< 5 eOxss fO< g. 1t tzrns
tAe fSOa yea s4s into risA. rS1 hloo1
zAkiag fesA ana EtrezgsA, ers4tt-s
Al appetite b<e@oss the syst~@ ee
=a.1s s0ssezAnee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15
Johu Fischer.

Tie steamer Alliance reached A.
Yo-;a las. sxeainx from Eureka, Cal,
t.euripx ne bosy Of tie late JOHN
FSseSe-. TIE bc9y was accompanied
by the family and friends, ami az
rived in Salem OF 1he II o'eloek t-zin
today. The fune-2, wae held FROM the
hone Of Mr.. FSsche='s mother and
sis.e-x On al-h street tbss zf,erncoD
The services were eSn6uesed Er6er tie
auspices Of the Knights Of P.~hi2=
order. A eonr1s-zee ot the lodge az
sHve-ton- Of which NJ. Fischer was
Denhe-. met the body az Portland this
morning. and escorted il 70 Salem, AHd
the fraternity performed the lss- sad
rites in laying away what was mortal
Of rbeir beaovea b-o.bex.
john Fissker was born az MsZousuSe,
Wis. 4s years ago He there grew 20
manhood. and Was married Later,
with his wife soa TWO Errse daughters
he moved 20 Meslford. Oregon, where
h. rersinea bus sboEt time, eocnirg
thence 70 Silve=-oa At the latter
place tie family Es6e their home fo-
mzuy years Ani the daughters grew TO
wouanhcos, and from thst place Mr..
Fssohsr o-ezrizea his dramatic eSu-
pz-sp. which he S,eosssfalIly uan2ged
fOr the gass 1--WE years. About yeSr
ago be was Ove<zsken wizh q rheumatic
aHEetion- which grew ineo eOuPi-
cation Of &sezseS. AID resulted II ms
aez1b AZ EnreAa, Cal, May sre-
He was constantly attended BY his
family and br0Sher, Wm. H- Fsehs-,
10 10 tbe Izsa He leaves wife and
exo daughters Mss Margue-ita FISH
e. and N-s. Charles c. Puyie;. slso
as aged mother. Ms L Fischer. and
TWO sisters and one bother, Mrs. T. J
Krsss and Miss Anna FSsehe-. and
WA II. FSsebe-. al Of this city.
he was = nenber Of tie Knights Q;
Py1hizs, the EIkS. the Woo1~en Of rtss
World. and tie Ezgles. He wzs a EssE
Of exe~Psio1Al buSDess ability and had
rare taleze for OVERCOMING what q
Eznr wO0la sssU unsEDouurabae drfh
e1isses be was O1e of the kinSest q
fz-hers ana r1resr Of true f-isDas. and
hu,sreis who hzye met him, SnRy Il
nnoss c@Sgzl way. VII regret his III
tEzDeRy 0szeh-
TIE bezuzSful czskes was literally
bu-Sesa wsrk nOrsl offerings FROM hi
uazny. frieads The BODY was laid Il
IRIS. in The Cirr View cemetery tAii
Afternoon. where il WAS followed b,
. large eo,o0Urse Of loving frl-nds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15
TILLMAN
DENIES
REPORT

Washington. Nay l5.-Senato- III
ran. sPeaking 20 the question Of per
ss-zal privileges, deuO1nee6 the alleged
Interview whieh appeared IN Wsss-
inzt5a newspaper quoting Tillnsn a.
clearing that A39rieh hsd q eo1versz-
t;oa with hin. OF that Bailey urged
Am 20 abandon negotiations with the
P-eEden4 and Join Aldrieh. beesrss
VOC Il be IN the senate long after that
nan bss left the White House" he
declared hs had given 0ue 10 sueh N
rervisw. Aldrieh said: 81 am glad
-he senator has Dade s1eh = .1iselzin-
e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15
sEARcH1IeHrs suBDUE zULus.
AweSEickez Natives Regard Display
as Eye Of Almighty.

DBrtzn. Natal. May 15--seareh-
lights pro1nise 20 prove as effective
weapons IN s1b-5uing the sedia5or Of the
Znlus - the British guns. judging from
the display given las nigh- BY Native
Co--issione- Saunders before = huge
gathering Of Zulzs AZ the Khz1
lzhzlA headquarters q the pu1titive
force. Tie natives were awe-szrieke--
AID Regarded the sezrehligb: zs The ere
81 rhs Akznighsy. and sid th8s Col
has surned UPsa them IL his anger.
The fasting q the hight OF the sur-
rou1ang hills. bringing il plain view
the KaSsr tails As far As the bo-iz92
powerfully iuYressed the Zusos. vho,
Ehe. tae light wsE sadaenly Azshe3
N sbei- faces. e0r~-eS sn6 fel o1 -
erSuz3 before what they termed TIE
- z.e-r witebcrzfr Of the Whistles -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15
CLAIMS
HE ROBBED
THE CIRCUS

resz-abus. O., Mar 15.-Cssrge1 ~Ii1
huvi1c robb-sl FazeEszzh 4 sells e-
eps ~ Txrt-aro, y. c, in octoae-, lS''a-
os sE' 60. while he was their tEezsur-
- william 7. SPez-h, sodSto- Of Hag-
e-f@zk's circus, was srTes-s3 AZ ClsTe-
ls-il srliriseS1 here. and lodged II Jzi-
Er--sJrion pzPe-s are being prepares.
Tbe robbery q the taekes wagon was
splza-iousL SFsssh claimed The keys
re-s taken from under ms pillow, sno
IL robbf-y follcTes5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15

sswhez / wAs = druggist az LivO.is,
No" writes 7. J. Dwye-, BOW Of
Gr1ysviIls, Nc, "th-ee OF ny enstoz-
srs were psm&.e1.ly cured Of cor
suzpeiOz by Dr. Ki.g's New Discovery
AID s-e vel snd s.rOng today. oos
wzs trying 70 sell kss property and
move 70 Ari10zzs but after U<iDg Dr..
Kings New Discovery sAo-t tine be
fosnd il 1=sseesSA-y &c do So 70
gard DE. Kings View Discovery ne the
zoss wo1ae-fEl ze&eiDs in sIsstsnee- "
s1-sss e01gk and eosd care and tkroAt
1nd lEHg hsAser. GGAr@nteed by J. c
Perry, 6rIggisf- SOC sGe 81 Triaa bet
sie free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15
More L.a.ii Fraud Cases

Deputy L. S. Mz7chal Grifhths OF
Portland served warrants On James
D--iseol and S. A Parker il Klamath
eouury several dsrs ago. and accom-
varied them TO Ashland where the
Necessary bail bO1d was prepared and
aeeepssl On MoaSay aDa Depufy Grit
fin eou-iraed % 70 Portland says
he ReeOr6
few weeks ago the T. s grand
jurv a. Po-11au6 inaiese6 the oheials
Sns rev-esen-s1ives OF the Oshkosh
Land Co. Of Wisconsin. charging them
with eousYirzcy 70 eefrspd the gov
ernnens, IL securing Us timber lsres-
Nr. Parker Wa employed 10 cruise
she lznds tr the company snd MI
Driseol was County clerk Of Klamath
county az the time. They are ineluded
IN tie Wholesale Indictment in order
70 cover the prfreipGAs- TIE prinei'
pals hsd lot b-en servsi with theil
wGrrznrs ys-
Mr. Ps-ke- Is 3 member Of q well
known pioaeer family and his bushes
and pe-sozzl integrity Is OF the high
es- SzznHng. Mr.. Dri<ea was elected
eounrv clerk II klamath cOErry f0'
three rsru<. II Is not believed bers
that rhey are seriously involved L
zz~ i-reguk-izses tA&s may have beeE
committed by the osAkosh Land Co. I
veople. Tines
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15

WasAsngtoz- D. C., MAE l5.-Miss
Ess MzrSsdlz<, OILY SsISh-er ot she
late Captain James s Mars-eIiar. wzs
married this aooz 20 Mr.. Harry Ssn-
6e-so. Mullikz-, az tbs hone q Asior
&cs Mrs. James Crssz2 Ord !. Caeyy
ChSseL TIE R%v. Fx-her Bzsll pres
6sz. q Georgeso~n college. oGeis-sd
Al tie wsSEng AID wa sssisrs1 By TIE
Rev. Fzxhsr SAzosslle. dean q the fac
ulrv. Mss MErsnellAr i 4 Sesceo6Azt
of BezJEEaz Harrisaa. ere - tie ssgz-
e-s q the Deslxrzti0z Of IE3sFSr3-
29se z5s q cd MiehAAl Cressp, :
fx-oas oEiesr q the RevOlutioaAl wzr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-15

ASsneioz- PLr1guzy. Nay a.
ar-ieuiru-zl s1Pssit-az nra're p
Nar;O.sl Ar-;s1liurl S'si''y d r
guay oP%1ei hsrs ''AT Il y sa'i'
Al Sehcos q AzisL1s's i'e 'A
noz. which Is 4 iss 'aATA..',
fair. Wi rs-a4;. q- SHiil s'7
Jupe II. Il iselsss i've llan's
sna sultivstse F'sE F'c'sa
industries. 3Air! t,1.s''''''
snd an kinS Of zasAirsy. Ai
exc us,a il tie vaiis's i'.'s''
Agriealtu7e s.a rslAiei i'd's'. s' .
TAe s1hibi;ioa vs ''ig,.' !,
ed foe hone exAihi'srA
eShsbi.o-. were permitted y
raeir p-o.aoe,s usdsr 's'',i
tiOus c4sa prLsss uin 0als ~ 4
10 hone exsibi7srs e'i !. ~. =.
. as. runber Of hSsoriA. r. |,
sorsixp erhibi,orS A1s'.s =.
rerresea,eG n this elP'Ap- =,
most interesting American
made in the asPsT'as''
80 agrisurural i=Plsns.'' 81. !
America eses.s al 0''es
PsrAgsay is gs,i
souatry and agriculture - y.
tisA degree Of devss0P.s.. :. ~
sTsihi,sor !. tie Arss Of iis -. =
80 i Paraguay, and !. -. 50.
~.a, dsal q ssteniiOa sA's'. 4,
sos.ay. TIE aiseDd.sss 60 !, :
i.r a.y va. very sstis.e'~'' GO .
:. .TTt,,ei ,ha. II VII F's'' '' /.
- : II that hope A''', -, :
~ /, i. expected that 80, -,
s;,io.s VII be he'd in r'''s''
year.