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We have several nice lots on 10th ST..
between 18th and 18th aves., north, that
we will sell at SIG per front foot.
Cheapaset property in Birmingham. See
them.
w. q. OLIVER & CO..
a0o5 Third Avenue. Both Phones 16sz
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eoARDERs WANTED.

FRONT ROOM with board. 422 10th street.
north. corner 9Th avenue. 7-1-tf
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
AS IN A LOOKING GLASS. :"
Viewed from Our NeighbOrs Stand
point the Trouble Is Pointed Out.

BInwn, Chapel, Traywick
and Gregg. Those four were ap
pointed principal Of the New he
ria High School since the summer.
They were 10, appointed one and
all at the same time. Mr.. Brown
was the first one named for the po-
Mhon, but a day before the open
ing of. school he wrote that he
could not come. Then Mr.. Chap
pei was named, but Mr. Traywick
thinking the position was his,
came along also-both from Ten
ilessee. They drew straws, Tray
wick winning. He resigned
month later Now it is Mr. Les
ter C1ego. 1t is TO be hoped that
he's will remain the fall session or
ratlir the remain ng portion of it.
We can conceive Of nothing
more harmful to a school than
FREQUENT changes of principals.
The great trouble in New IBERIA
is in he salary . Dupuy, III
the .Jeanerette Coast Herald.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
SOGAR-H0USE PARTY
Lost in the Fogs on the
1eche-Spent 4 hours
in Going 5 Miles.
- merry PARTY, Just the Same And
All Hal a Good Time.

There are those Of our citizens v no
can now testify Just | on dense a foe
can be- and Just how far one can sec
ahead On Nurii OCCASIONS They can
explain how steam boat can he ,ost
on the Teche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith organ
iztd sugar house party for last Tues
q " evening TO Wit Orange Grove re
hnefF, where Dir Smith is tie CHIEF
engineer Mr.. Henry Iharr, owner of
Orange Grove, took that interest in
me party that he placed his steamboat,
Laura Nutcliit, At the disposal of Mr..
, smith for the evening Aceor,ilnply.
a little after ! O'Clock TUESDAY eve
ming, the steamer ana barge lett New
Iberia with tie following LADIES and
gentlemen from this place aboard
Misses Aline VOORHEES,, Annie Archer
Ethel and Alma Sharp, Catherine and
Margaret CAde, Miss Stockmever OF
New Orleans, ID. Doan, c. Finch. Alice
ana Lee Eckart, Lou Blar chet, Agnes
Mestayer, NJ. Renoudet; Mesdames F.
Deltlein and frank smith.
Alessrs Fred Schning. Jno. r. Ia,
lor, Geo. N1drine, Chas. Carstens.
fobt. Bell, Will Bauman. Jno. f..
Schsing, Joe Smith, Jos. Renoudet,
Alt. UrtineNer, Henry Blanchet, J.
Davis, Joe Hayes, F,ltz D1etlein, -
Laga'd, Harry Ortmeyer. VIM Segura.
The boat had proceeded but short
distance when the country was envel-
oped in dense fog 1t was one of the
FOGS. II vas so de. Sc that every
body was taking fog, breathing fog,
seeing toy, and seeing nothing moth
ing but fog. One of the young gentle
meE attempted Cigarette; he could
not see the snok he raised and had
to feel for the fire, ONLY half inch be-
yond ms nose, betore'he could really
appreciate tine fact that he was smok-
iog The boat lost her cpuEse, seemed
confused. and made persistent efforts
to shove her barge on to first one bank
and then the other. Some, cvutended
thai she had turned around and was
going back to New IBERIA, willie others
comnlacep'!y replied, New IBERIA, CT
Olivier; its all the same"
TO make long story short it is
claimed that the refinery would have
been passed and 10 one would have
known it, if il had not been for the
noises about the place. A landing
was made at the refinery about mid
night. After most deli ghttul visit
the pr y was returned to this place
in plantation carts. thereby given an
unexpected pleasure-that of a hay
ride. 80
The young people are unanimous in
voicing their appreciation of the hos
pitality Of Mr. and Mrs. Smith and.
the many cO!itesscS Of Mr.. Henry
pharr -4-s<. Ez
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
THE POLICE JURY.

The Police Jury tnat ION Thursday.
1t was quite generally tnnored: a few
days before that lhec $1,000 liquer Ii
cense ordinance would be repealed. Il,
this meeting. This was misleading
The license will stand for 1907 as
passed. - ''fe'' IT "
They. turned down tlic- propositions
to JOIN the CITY in meeting the ex
pense of building a new bridge across
the Teche in East End.
They buy the Elks building, at the
corner of St Peter and Weeks streets,
for the sum of 5000. The. new pur-
chase will become the Circuit Court
House. 1t is, also, suggested that the
Police Jury wifi occupy offices on the
first floor Of the new court building.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

The following ladies were en-
t.rtained in a very charming man
,er at an CAT Home" given by
Mrs. Paul LeBorgeOis on Tuesday
afternoon at her home, 6l2 = Map
ST: Mesdames P. r. Bmke, T. M.
Morse, G. j. Leblanc, J. w. Der
wick, r. F. Hogsette, in. Tflbo-
deaux, j. }. sGhnexnyder, fhas'
Roy, Sanders, Chas. Hine, L
Montague, F. Dietlein, III l.
Smith. Fl. Fuller, L. Conrad j.
w. Sanders, w. L.Burke, l.. Pa
cot. A. Muller, Moore, '. }. Poir,
son Freeman, and E. + Millard,
Mrs. LeBorgeois' guests were
served delicious refreshments be-
fore the conclusion Of the after :
moons entertainment
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The sale. Of the Consumers Ice &
Bottliug Works, which has been pend:
ing for some three weeks. was cousum-
mated on Tuesday of this week. Mr..
Victor Frath buys the, plant. 1t will
be operated during the summer, as
heretofore, and will supply the out Of
town trade and demand. It's rail ficiI-
tiles AND favorable location makes it
wise "a hardle that trade from that
plant. TIE New Ibeariisa., LI,e A. Bottlina
Works, the maip plartv Will handle
the local trade. Mr.. Erath, sag .thhe9re
riil tbsds material .aaya s9sHsh. Ii ii 1hs
M!ef atieae ND, thers, shall Rs ~, de;
tftiosFa.iap q The ,pro@ptneesK &tthee
SERVICES rsGsa oss nj, biz. vsii. -,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
''BoOK CIRCLE" MEETS

An interesting, meeting Of the
Book Circle was held r'tf1e
home OF Mrs. y. \. UmefrA.
on Tuesday afternoon. After
the members had sfsst'mbled the
roll was called, to which each
IN. mber present responded by
stating some current event. AT
ter the business Of the meeting
Ii III been transacted. Mrs
Dimet,y entertained her guest
with a guessing contest. ''Tim
CT, cnlating Library" each lady
was given IA card with pic ue
on it which represented one OF
books recently issued, the title
Of which had to be guessed
Much enjoyment was afforded toy
this mode If entertaining
A dainty luncheon was served
by little Bessie Galliand and
Ce'eStc Dimetry
The following ladies were III
attendance: Misses 4. Bell, X.
Killings. G. Sanders Mesdames
W Cars'ens, 7 ID. Foster. NJ.
Galliand, Nina Johnson, Chas.
Lee. G.. w. Cultivate, Fl. n.
Pharr, Il A. Pomeroy, >. w. X.
Shaw, Mrs. LedeouX Smith. and
/ r. White
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

A strong delegation from the New
iberia Board of Trade went up TO St.
Martinville on Tuesday: afternoon and
were the guests of the Progressive
League of the latter city at smoker
and supper. The Conference WIS soli-
cited by the League with view OF
combining The efforts of the two towns
in cutting a canal between the Teche
and Lakes.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
| Home Made Happy by Cham
pertains Cough Remedy.

About two months ago our baby
cir; had measles which settled on
her lungs and aflast resulted in a
severe attack II bronchitis. We
had two doctFs but no relief was
obtaincb. Everybody thought she
would 4 ie- went to eight differ
ent stoje s find certain rene
dy Wild lad been recommends q
to me ah1failed to get it, when
one of he s,orekeepers insisted
that l Ey Chamberlaiu's Cough
Remsdy.. ! did So and orr baby '
is alt &wslEosaY --EEo. Z
.srEsar stslix ssa:s.sss Is
ale AVAIL nssgsfA
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

VI tuesday of this week cob
uact was signed with Mr.. Jerry
". Taylor for the erection of q
"'sc TONI in the Catholic Gene
sc'y Tor the society This tomb is
!" nave hine compartments above
'ue surface of the ground and
'utec vaults below. This struc-
'ale Is the beginning of a bur
gal place for the use of the or
uer. The work on it is 70 bc
started at once.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

We are ADVISED that a party, promln-
emily connected with the New Orleans,
Crowley & Western Railroad, made
the statement recently that the road
was IN a, position to let the contracts
for grading. but, due to the, labor stu
alton, contracts would not be given out
till after the first Of January,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

Messrs. Jno. Broussard and E. f.
Millard, the new commissioners on
the Electric Light: &ca.,4Waterworks
Board, appointed for a,ierm of six
years by the City Council at their
meeting on la Monday evening, both
filed the certificates OF tfieir appoint
ments with the Clerk Of Court and
took the oath Of office on Thursday.<
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

Mr.. Albert H. Trotter presented us
with a premium taker.'' caAJiaower
on Thu.rrs,iay morning, 1t measured
b inches in circumfernce and weighs
5H lbs. The seed, from which it was
grown, was planted in the Halter part
of July, 1905. Mr.. Trettcr has our
thanks for his kind remembrances.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

Morgan City had quite fire on
the lst iHstant. The Southern Pa
cifc RAILROAD CO va, the heaviest
sufferes The cty market build
ing was damaged.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

Franklin, LA suffers street
fair this week, and expects a
repose in the shape Of a second
attack by another visitation dur
ing the month
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Oyster Patties at SMITHS
BiKEkY. VI

The Mount Camel Convent
Christmas entertainment. will take
place this year on the list inst.
No effort will lie spared 70 make
It one of the history Of the insti
t,,ion
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

The Epiphany Parish Aid >ocic-
ty held a very interesting meeting
at the Rectory on Friday after
noon at four O'Clock
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

Mr.. Andre Dubus, now of Able
Vlile paid us a brief call on Non
Jay afternoon. He says the Ab
neville Gill Mill Is going to have
q profitable season his year and
nat the results will exceed these
W all former years in the history
Of that plant.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

MIR. W. 6. Weeks, we regret
to learn, IS suffering from al
attack OF drn.ur thus week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

The battleship Louisiana is eX-
pected at New Orleans on Tues
day next to receive her silver ser
vice from the citizens of this state.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

will buy from 500 20 500
Coffee Sacks at Sc each.
Apply promptly to
JNO. w. LANE,
New Iberia, La
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

On Tuesday afternoon a delega,
ton Of the New iberia Board of
trade went up to ST. Martinvllle
10 confer with HE business league
VI that Town ID The matter of
tile proposed caLaI between the
teche and Lake Faussp Polnte
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

iue worst enemies Of the ne
s,o' North or South. are the men
.uO seek to excite their prejudi-
% against the white man an in
~ way leai them to con.ln;l
NssE-0t crimes aud lo-ln:
erne By teaching D. B.
s'hs hothose of tlrlr r.et
!, = sstsscmln ted c,ime, u
~ ~ such means that the ne.
s race San hope to rise in Inc
8. ..st'on Of good peopie/any
The Baton Ruugsfeople
ef9EoH&A
,lh Kind = llavs Axa,s Bouptt
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

The rainfall. on Thursday forenoon
amounted to \ inch, aud was the first
appreciate shower in the last two
weeks. 'r.fSJ'l 49, -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

Look around and see il you don
need some printed stationery. II 20
The Iberian Office is the place to GET
yRsr CLASS work.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

New line Composition Books
Tablets etc on Sale at.
Mlilard's News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

We regret to learn that Mai
G. L Hall is very i'll at his home
on East Nam street Last Satul-
day morning he WAS rendered
helpless by an attack of paralysis
Ills family and friends are much
distressed at his cond lion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08
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]: { PERSON 81 !. $
:.,,t. e.

Mrs NJ. T. smith, we are S'dd 10
"a, ~ 90 -, 49, - '0',' ''e oN :
i
~ " q, '''-''''
~,
. - " y
H.. Mrs. y j Polr>on of leancr
eve "'' ''''' io' " ND''' VII t
l ''' swap ~ w NUN
/ Mrs. /. q Hacker came hom.
from. New Orleans on TUESDAY
afternoon
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Rene Delahous
save were called 10 Breaux Is idge
Oh fast SUNDAY.
Mir Oscar Le.J,,u. of Jeaurl,.itr
La. came here on a business
mission on "Wednesday.
Mis-. Thom.-o, arrived Lar,.
recently and is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs }. ". Sanders.
Mrs Gao p,o,.sa,a and hahn
Of ST N,,tinvilla l., j. in town
this week the guest of her mother
Mrs. LaperaSe.
Mis-. T,l.on of af,y.,ta Ia
A.
Ambrose Marshall at the Alma
Hotel.
d. - , ,ya. ,.,. -,
ruos.,r 60, Now Orleans wb.rs
he expected to spent the next
following few days.
Mrs 1a,,.r p,cna,aso, at
40 .,,,...,n ,ont wo1
nesday and ,Thursdy with Miss
Lizzie Dimetry. -. g.
Wis.,. u,. ,yo, &c pni,,ao1
H.. ,.,:.., ,.... vaaa,.,,,
afternoon to Visit her sister, Mrs.
J. Ii Kiblinser
n toao,,h 1,,d,, of Wanna
~ ,,."..'t .,,o
uo,d.u foronao, uh;,o III, .u.
in town OH business mission. :
Rev G. Frohn Of Patterson
was !, town IN Wednesday fore.
MON. Tho Ihe,ian is indentea to
MIN eor . vary pleasant cal,
,,;,,oe,. ,,a.,o,;.o o,a uo,n,r.,
roda of this na,;., varo onests
Sc ~. Nn,,, Eos+or 81 - o ,o,so
>,,t,, last ,rook Of Er,nl,,,
.s ,o,, e.. f, bonn, an
uu.,.oaaa NJ p,no,x ,aft i,
tho ofto,noo, forJoka Charles La
lion. >. I. Ahers' OF 'tanei
cue was !" WV" oo"e S'"s
:. n. ,,;.o.s, .u.us ~ an
o,.,,, ao+o
MIS- .. " \" no'o' .''"' d.
ter " peasant WISH Vi seN'''
9 Y Sa 10 "e o, s'n's' arrived home
10 oo,,v mort of This week
''- i
Mayor " - """s MN "
W. '"'' 'o"S'"
'e"nere''e vi '''n''''s ~ -
sPec' so'no p'ol'''' ''' ''' ''
MI. =, w. '"so'' y, Wv =.
u D'"n' 49,
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New Iberia. La.

Are you a lover Of flowers?
The planting season will soon be
at hand You never had. in all
probability, a chance of getting a
better bargain than that con
tained in our "Seed propositions
Tdrn to it now
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

:. - -, : c9s!.
|nyatr. Iasss o5 ia ia ex Is;
vE.ctiapgeg:ih thesavfaugement
and appoiut nents Df, hia,And erlak Ing;
|.pbrlo ii, ssahnder ,fe aisnae e .r
Of. Mr:sJ. II. Niblihgessss1sss sra .a.vo
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-12-08

Mrs. ID. J. Gautreaux visited
the Crescent City this last week.
We regret to learn that while
there she was taken quite Ill and
her symptoms caused her family
and friends considerable alarm
until she began to improve Sic
returned to her home ln this city
the; earts,epart of titthiss week .s.,.1.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22

Young man. The world is his to- do
With as he VI Mt
The young man OF today is master
OF o business AZ an age when his
grandfather had scarce finished an
apprenticeship. Universal education
and quick and cheap communication
bring TO the young man now a prac-
teal grasp OF affairs, which only long
Years of experience could give Ia our
father dfty years ago.
This is very well to know. II the
Young man viii also keep I'm mind the
fact that he will 10 always be a
young man.
I'm the Same degree hat he has op-
portunttics when he is young he will
ne deprived of them when youth IS
gone
10 hehoovcs him. therefore, to pro.
vide against the enforced retirement
that awaits him Just at the tim,
when he may begin so feel that
his experience fits him for the best
work.
IL he is past twenty he must ge
rid of the notion that he IL ''prepar
ing himself for life. II matters no
who ne is or what he is, he is Twin,
his life more tensely perhaps an,
more dccisively in all probabilit,
than he will eve be doing at n late
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22

The authorities OF the United
States. Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
New York are Jointly engaged just
now In taking egg from shad In the
Delaware river for Matching purpos-
es. A portion OF the fish Matched
will go into the Hudson river for the
benefit of New York and New Jersey
In addition to shad the joint spawn
takers viii be directed 10 take the
eggs OF all white perch and yellow
perch that may be found. To be hatch
ed at T~orresdale. Pa. The spawn
takers Will also take herring eggs.
There has been a marked decrease In
the catch OF this FISH the last few
years. and the fishery authorities feel
IL is better to take the eggs and
hatch them before the supply Of this
fish Is exhausted
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22

casionally flashes OF the once imperial
mind bespoke the inherent greatness
OF the man.
Every newspaper man In the Mis-
sissippi valley knew J. n. lie was
always coming and going and always
welcome. Harmless as a child. gen
tie as a woman. he reminded one in
a way of what Christ must have been.
And now in his old age he goes as
willingly To the sanitarium as ever
he vent to his dinner. There will be
no trouble with him He will 40 on
trying TO lift the pressure" from the
burdened minds OF his hospital tel
lows.
Yes" said he bright old fellow
with his halo or gray hair. a few
days ago. when they took him to the
infirmary. ''men have always said
am crazy. But they do not under.
stand the simple life OF the philos-
opher. 1t is they. poor fellows. who
are crazy"
Is there any glimmer OF truth IN
the saying of the old man?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22

period.
" the Young man II waiting for
some rich relative to die and leave
him capital with which TO start into
business right" he had better re-
aliEe that the only way to start into
business right Is with his two hands
and that the best capital nowadays is
a combination OF industry. sense.
pluck and application.
The young man who has this can
ital needs nobody's money He who
has 1t not would not succeed II he
had u dozen ~furtunes AS a foundation.
Money today does less for a young
man who will not also do for himself
than IL ever did before In world his
tory.
Money. lands. property and all
that form n smaller part In human
life today than ever before. Time
was when these things co~mprehended
almost all hat men knew about or
strove for. But the field OF aspira-
ton, OF effort and OF accomplishment
has immeasurably broadened and viii
continue O broaden az man deyei-
ops.
There In no man on this earth 40
poor. so afflicted. 80 narrowed by en-
vironment but that there In n field
OF success for him. And the time To
find IL and fll II IL I'm his youth.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22

Will the San Franciscans cling to
the old site The question IL begin
ming 10 be asked. but there IL no
question about a.. Even though long
regarded by geologists as a danger.
Gus spot. and sven though now shown
TO be so with world disturbing en-
phasis. there will be- no thought OF
Abandonment. and a greater and finer
city than eve will rise from the
ruins. The location Is so advanta-
geous from a commercial standpoint
that this fact alone would assure it's
occupancy by others 10 the present
inhabitants should conclude To move
away But the present inhabitants
are not OF the sort to be- put down
or out even By ire and earthquake.
SAYS the Springfield Republican.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22

The city beautiful" spirit is work
ing In Idaho, ~ well az In other
states nearer home. Thus In the
city OF Wallace the nrst effort II To
have clean treets. To accomplish
this the surface soil and litter has
been scraped up. the rubbish hauled
TO the city dump. and the streets
paved with tailings from the concen-
traitor. the paving assaying from s.
to SO in silver and lead. The back
yards and alleys OF the city are being
cleaned mp. and In this work the CITY
health officer is being assisted by the
chef of police.
Let Blueheld follow In this work
of cleaning up. Now is the time "a
make the city beautiful right here In
Blueheld. Let our citizens be up and
doing. Everyone can aid I'm this i'm.
portant matter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22
A MODERN PHILOSOPHER.

The Immortal J. NJ" one OF the
most eccentric characters OF a gene
ration. has reached the end OF his
travels.
Jacob Newman Fee lived for half
a century as the sparrows live. Like
the Apostles OF old he took neither
script nor purse in his incessant
Journeys. He had passes for life on
all the railroads md every inn was
his free lodging house. He was the
best known character OF the Middle
West. At the & of seventy-eight
years. still straight as an Indian. he
has been sent TO an insane hospital
at Toledo. Ohio.
The immortal j. N" as he called
himself, not out OF egotism, but OF
sincerity. was princely in physique
AS a young man he was the leading
criminal lawyer OF Cincinnati. A half
century ago a wanderer on the face
of the earth.
j. n. posed only as the apostle OF
truth and righteousness. He believed
all men were under n pressure
which IL was his mission to lift from
their shoulders. Men say I am era
~ the CHEEKY itinerant was accus-
toned TO say. 1T is they who are
crazy. Look at them"
Although warped mentally, his
best instincts were preserved. Grace.
courtesy. knightliness. purity and
wondrous kindness marked him Oc-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22

Vote the Democratic ticket In Rnn.-
held. IL has our best citizens ON
the ticket and is free from graft and
'~rickery. The ticket Is headed by
one of our best and most respectob,a
ci'izens and all through has ma,
pnrest business men Of the city The
platform under which tbas. c,,a,
dates were nominated is witbout
Flemish and il one upon which an
good Democrats can unite m Won
are looking To the best interests or
So"' NY We cannot SEE why all Dem
ocra's and good citizens should not
vote the straight ticket without r,.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-22

Question Of Insurance Liability
Cause of Earthquakes.
The great wave OF sympathy i'm
Great Britain for the sufferers from
the San Francisco catastrophe would
take a practical form on the slightest
intimation that financial relief II
necessary or acceptable. IL Is the
general opinion. however. thai the
Americans will prefer TO take care OF
the situation without outside aid
Public meetings OF various societies
yesterday adopted expressions OF sor-
row az the calamity. IL T. under
stood that British Are insurance com
panies have raised the question as
10 whether they are liable for the
buildings destroyed by Gre as a di-
rect result OF the earthquake.