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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

not Directing to honest profits or iegit-
innate promoters and generous divi-
dends for capital employed in founding
Or continuing honest business Ell
lures" On the contrary, Ills aim was
TO help every honest man and every
honest corporation, but for those who
offended against the law he wanted
additional legislation to provide for
criminal action and for punishment by
Imprisonment as well us by fine.
In this connection he pointed out the
difficulty Of successful criminal actions,
because the law, Is construed in favor
OF the defendant and because juries
are generally disposed to excuse Off
Gals Of corporations for practices COM
mon in the business community while
Furnishing the corporation for proved
illegalities. He said the idea prevailed
that unless man can be proved guilty
Of some particular crime he shall be
counted a good citizen, no matter how
Infamous his life OF how pernicious his
doctrines may have been. This view,
he said, was announced now by a
group Of predatory capitalists and now
by group Of anarchist!c agitators
whenever a special champion of their
class Is acquitted Of some specific
crime. AS: to what he had said about
desirable and undesirable citizens (re-
ferring to the Hartman letter and the
comparison to Haywood, Meyer and
Debs) he declared emphatically: .The
same remains true as when the words
were spoken. stand pat" III order
to carry out his present line of action,
the president again urged national
Incorporation law and for the benefit
Of wageworkers national employer
liability law. He assailed the pluto
cratic type, of society and reiterated his
belief In the wisdom and Justice of the
income and Inheritance taxes. Refer
ring to the corporations which are com
mon carriers, he reminded the public
again that they could be completely
controlled by the government through
the exercise of the interstate COM
merce and post road clauses Of the con-
stitution.
raft's Plea For Negroes.
In speech at Lexington, Ky, Sec
rotary Taft touched frankly upon the
negro question, saying that disfran-
chisement was fair only If it included
illiterate whites as well as illiterate
negroes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

and Japan. Secretary Van der Velde
Of the International Socialist bureau
OBLIGATED at the opening Of the con.
gress. The opening address was made
by Herr Bebel OF Germany. He laid
stress on the Socialist gains during the
past year in France and on the fact
that for the first time Socialists had
been elected to the British parliament.
In his own country, while the number
of seats In the reichstag had been re-
duced, he pointed out that the Socialist
vote had increased a quarter of mil
lion since 1900. He said the number
of enrolled members of Socialist syndi-
Gates in Germany last year was
100000. He referred to the "scan-
dalous prosecution" OF Haywood in
America and expressed satisfaction at
his acquittal. Herr Singer presided.
An open air mass meeting was attend
ed by 10000 Socialists.
The more important subjects dis
cussed during the week were immigra-
ton, the relation Of the party to trades
unions and the proposal to introduce
simultaneously in all parliaments a
motion for establishing by law maxi
mum working hours.
Catholic Troubles In Italy. 3
In consequence Of the assault upon
Cardinal Merry del Val, papal secre-
tary of state, by an anticlerical mob at
Marine, the pope has sent note to all
representa- ives Of foreign powers at
Rome and to the Italian foreign min
lster, protesting against the lawless-
ness of the anticlericals and demand
ing protection for the church dIg1iita-
fies. Il Is the first time. since 1870 that
such communication has been sent to
the Italian government from the yati-
can. BY implication 1t ACCUSES Italy OF
conniving with the anticiericals, espe-
cially in not prohibiting meetings Of
Socialists. The pope and the cardinals
under italian laws have the same
rights as soyereigns and princes Of for
eign governments.
Peace Conference Topics.
The question Of the limitation Of
ornaments having been disposed of
with the mildest kind Of resolution,
suggesting that the different govern
ments consider the matter, The Hague
conference entered upon new stage.
with British, American. German and
French delegations combining against
Russia, Belgium and others that were
anxious to terminate the conference.
America, England and Germany
agreed on a scheme for the establish
ment of an international prize court.
which Is also acceptable to France and
certain of adoption. A new feature OF
this scheme is that the prize court
will be part Of the permanent arbl-
trntional court, and therefore does not
presuppose the existence Of war,
This further strengthened the case In
& 4 q 10y II. {. /.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

- j. =
form in Tie management Of the COM
pany.
Old Grocery Firm Falls
Tho well known New Yorx grocery
firm of q. G. Hazard = Co.. which for
nearly half century has been one of
the leading wholesale houses OF the
country, was forced into Involuntary
bankruptcy by the petition of three
claimants for a comparatively small
amount, but which was said to be part
OF liabilities aggregating $2G9, 0o0..
Against the debts, however, stand
100000 assets, and 1t was explained
by the mana cement that this particular
embarrassment was Cue directly to the
stringency in the money market and
the curtailing of credit.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

on strike last week TO the number
of 500, all affiliated with the Inter
national Transfers association, be-
cause Of the failure of the companies
to arrange shorter and more regular
hours of work aud to increase their
wages, which are now SIT a week of
seventy to eighty hours. The packers
had offered a sixty-fve hour week ut
the old wages and pay for extra time,
the same to be determined by arbi-
tration.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30
KEEPING TAB
ON THE WORLD.

The Presidents Provincetown
Speech Defies Wealthy MALE
factors Believed to Be Plot
ting to Discredit Administra-
ton and Offers No Let Up on
Bad Corporations Taft Be-
gins Campaign as Roosevelt
Man-Permanent Peace Court
Winning Out at The Hague.
France Checking Moorish Up
rising-Eddy Suit Withdrawn.
Capital Strikes at Labor's
Boycott Methods.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30
'Inconc1usive, Theatrical Fury. 2

Referring to the boast that the adj
mlnistration is about to proceed against
the tobacco trust, the St. Louis Post
Dispatch says: 'Suits like this have
multiplied. Beef trust, coal trust, lum-
Der trust, oil trust, sugar trust and
railroad trusts innumerable all these
in turn have been made the butts Of
the administrations policy But, with
all this fanfare of trumpets in the list,
the encol nters have consisted of moth.
ing but spectacular splintering of Ian
ces. Not one trust has been endorsed;
not one has ever been made to breathe
hard from exhaustion in the pretty
tournament. One and all, these mock
sufferers are blandly continuing at their
old trade, and the prices of the pro-
ducts are steadily mounting. That is
why the tobacco trust may smile. The
people of the country would like to see
one pitched battle to the death, with
lance, sword and dagger lone good fight
finished, instead Of the inconclusive,
theatrical fury in all quarters of the
field at once, which has been the es-
sence Of the administrations loudly
self-lauded policy 2"
Does the Post-Dispatch think that
there can be anything but ainconclus-
i've theatrical fury" in battle waged
against the trust by president whose
cabinet is composed of men NOT in sym
pathy with his fight or by political
party whose candidates are supported
and whose campaign funds are provld-
ed by the special interests? The Com
moner.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30
international Socialist Congress.

on German soil
at Stuttgart Aug.
is. OF these
300 were from
g m ny, 100
from England,
nj II e ty from
France, eighty
from Austria,
fifty from Rus
STA and smaller
delegations from
Switzerland, Boz
henia, Hungary,
Italy, Bulgaria,
Roumania, Swe-
den, Holland, the
United States,
Argentina, South
\ Africa Ailcfralin
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

by the Rev. Dr..
w: ]. Long,
Jack London,
Charles G. ID.
Roberts and 9TH
ers. The presi-
dent singles out
DR.. Long cspc-
CHILLY for criti-
cism, saying
that of ali
th csc nature
fakirs the most
reckless md
least RESPONSE
Bile Is Mr.. Long,
5bnt there are
Others wlln mn.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30
For an Impaired Appetite.

To improve the appetite and strength
en- the dig estion try few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
ablets. Mr.. j. Fl. Seitz, of Detroit,
Mich, says: They restored my appe-a
tite when impaired, relieved me Of a
bloated feeling and caused a pleasant
and satisfactory movement of the
bowels: 8 Price rs cents. Samples
free. w. F. Milz. E
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30
S Gle NTIFIc
Again Attacks Nature Eakirs.

Again Attacks Nature Eakirs.
President Roosevelt follows up his
recent criticism Of the animal story
writer's with signed article in the
September Eyerybody's. giving to his
attack the full weight Of his official
position. lis in the nature of 4 re-
ply to the various rejoinders published
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

\ dence the extent
of the Eddy fortune and some of the
beliefs Of the aged Science leader, espe-
cially as to malicious animal mag
netism." 1t was intimated that these
matters would be made the basis Of
future action on different tack to
determine the mental condition of Mrs.
Eddy. In any case, it was regarded
as certain that the relatives would
contest her will 1t had already been
decided that a committee of alienists
should examine Mrs. Eddy in her home
50 that che would escape the strain.
Of a court appearance. Senator Chan
der said l2oNeTcr, that there would be
no adyanfage ID the plaintiffs and that
there were SEES nental reasons. Coun-
eel sfreeter fos. Tie tlefcnse denied that
there Lad Leea any compromise and
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

ator Chandler MS
senior counsel
for the lprosecu-
ton announced
that he had fled
q motion for the
dismissal of the
suit. Something
of this kind had
been anticipated
for several days
during whicllsthe
hearings before
the masters in
lu cy Ii a d
brought into cyl
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30
LEGAL CRIMINAL
Famous Eddy Case Dropped.

Famous Eddy Case Dropped.
The suit brought in the name Of
George w. Glover, son Of Mrs. Mary
Baker G. Eddy, and other relatives as
next friends" to prove that the aged
founder Of the Christian Science re-
1igion is mentally incompetent To- care
for her estate and that she was In the
hands OF. designing men came to sud
den end at Concord when Former Sen
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

formal e ntry
into the presi-
d e II tial lists
with a speech
which outlines
s II b 8 t a n
TALLY the plat
form on which
he is willing to
run for the Of
fee OF president
Of the United
States.
The speech
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30
PoLIT IcAL
Candidate Taft's plunge.

Candidate Taft's Plunge.
After spending several busy days ut
Washington working at high pressure
to finish up necessary business pre-
paratory to his starting out upon a
10000 mile journey around the world,
TO include visits with three emperors
and his presence at the opening Of the
Philippine parliament, Secretary of War
Taft returned to his home state, Ohio,
and at Columbus Aug 10, before the
Buckeye Republican club, made his
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

The indications are that Rough Rider
Fraze of Oklahoma has not enough
colored backing this time to save him
self from overwhelming defeat.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30
70 r EIGN
The NobIeman,s pouma.

+ -
Registering for the elections to the
third Russian douma, which is to meet
Nov. IL, has been In progress, but the
masses Of the people pay little or no
attention to the function. In Odessa
there were only forty-nine registries
out of total of 10000, and in other
places the proportion was similar. The
people have already designated the
next douma as the lords or noblemen's
parliament
International Socialist Congress.
Eight hundred and eighty-six dele
gates, representing twenty-five of the
leading nations OF the world, consti-
tuted the international congress of So
cialists which met for the first time
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-08-30

q a - To % ia Ia.
Bears tie zIlla Kind You Have Always Bought
a'ss Z Z1AgzNl
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11
IT X nc N
PERSONALS.
tlEVHQiEE3IgIgs3Egg{|euagV[gagYIs.s3...,M,s 4,

Mrs. \. i. Hood left on Wed
nesday afternoon for Henderson
Tenn on a visit to relatives.
Mr. u. W. Thomas, Of Fort
Dodge Iowa who has been in town
several days, left on Tuesday for
his home. He is confident that the
n. ! Southern Canal will now be
completed on contract time.
MIR. c. II DumesniI returncd
this week from a visit to the bud
ding cities west Of us where lie has
been engaged in Introducing his
En- Clothes Cleaner. Ii is very
well pleased with the results Of
his first trip.
Mr.. +. NJ. Hemingway, of Alex
andria, formerly a resident and
merchant Of this city, was in town
on last Sunday meeting many of
his Old friends and acquaintance
He. left that afternoon for his
home.
MIR Jos. Courage having ac-
ccpted fine position offered aim
in the foundry at Alexandria La.
left on to days train for that point
accompanied by his wife. New
Iberia regrets to lose such citi.
Zens as Mr.. and Mrs. COurrege, and
trusts that it will not be long be
fore they will decide to again re
side here.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11

There il an effort being made b,
colored people Of this city te
= ssl'd for themselves a church o.
eessh street, opposit. Rose Till
Vnelery. Rev. J II. Morrison
80 been assigned to the charge
- 80 appointed by Bishop Salt.
10o presided over the recent
Z 1tereace Of the A. NJ. T. Church.
.sn 1t Grcensburg La. After
- arrival here, he encrgetically
= to work organizing his con.
psgatlon with the end in view
Ouilding for them a suitable
- Ct Worship. A lot has been
sSea upon. They propose to
= tne school house frame build-
= which was formerly used by
!. lave Oak School, at the corne,
aalh and Jhcs;nut streets. TO
= th's they mast have more funds.
10y afe therefore making an ap.
% the literally inclined.
contributions in any a.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11
ELECTION
Resolutions and Notice.

Naetc.s, he HajCi and Eemd of
Trustees OF the Otis OF New Ibeiia did
at its sarston hcii "a tn, nh day ol
Way. Eh,, ufdaln tina, ~ election
should be held throughout the City ct
New lhclfa, Lou siana, on We.in. dav
The twenty sixth day y lane. lqu7.
Now We, Tie Roari IL eupcr> i,at.4
"i election III and for tho Parish 81
iberia, dull, quail ied. comm ssou 4
and sworn, by virtue Ut ,he aut hor9ty
N Us vested d" hereby give pubitc
notice, thid on Wednesday, the 26th
day of June, 1891, an election VIII he
held throughout the Ciiy Of Npw
Iberia, ut the Court House, the pol my
place OF said city, at the last general
election, Tor purpose Of taking the
sense OF the property tax pay ers OF HE |
City Of New Iberia, qualified according
| TO the Constitution and Laws of the
State OF Louisiana to vote at sad cirtt
ION upon the question Of levving Il !
three and one half (3}s mill tax per
aHbuhl, upon III INC taNdDic property
in said City during the .erm often TO-
years, to raise the sum Of eight thous
and five hundred dollars $500 per
year to pay an aggregate sum of eighty
five Thousand Dollars $4,000 as pee.
fled IN the ordinance adopted Nv the
Mayor and Board Of Trustees of The
City of New Iberia, N aid of the New
lberia-St. Martin aud Northern Rail!
road Company
And pursuant to the authority vest
ed in us, we. the Supervisors Of Elect
ION, do hereby name and appoint the
following Commissioners and Clerk
to preside at the election precinct and
polling place above aamed, and at said
election:
+ w Bauman. Jno L DeNalcourt and
Frank Mcstayer as Commissioners
and A J rammack, Clerk.
Said commissioners are instructed TO
open the polls at & A NJ and to close
them at = NJ on the same day. lk
Thus done and signed, officially on s
the 9TH day Of May 1907.
Supervisors A. H. ROMERO
of Y \ PDIRSoN.
Election J.. LYON, Jr. =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11
Practical l'l.iloAIl,y!

A keeper Of q New England
hOsteIry once posted the follow
ing notice over the clerks desk
Every Patron Of this InD be
lleved to be honest until he shall
have proven himself to be other.
wise. We beg to be excused from
taking =; TT in any such demon
stratiOn If ''Otherwise, character
therefore, pay "a you come and
or praises v i'll 90 With you"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11

81 Brikhsm's Ant and Roacl,
Destroyer is on sale II yaylor's
e'ss store. This is on)of the
esst "des.royers'' on 6e market.
6ive it . trail aud honvinccd Of
e superiority faf fdding home
sllce or store OF 06se pests.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11
More Nipples

Any mother who hss had OK
pesnce with this Distressing all
men. will b9pleaseIo know that
cure maybe # fcted by apply
Ink Che='l1 erla6's Salve az soon
y the cfY is done nursing.
Wipe i of with a soft cloth before
allowing the babe to nurse. Many
trained nurses use this sa,ye
With best results. For sale by
All Druggist
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11
New Iberia Southern Canal

! The rainy weather has given
some trouble TO the contractors
That section Of the canal, living
above the L. and a rail,oa., was
filled with water to within .
couple Of feet Of it's brim. rhis
amount ~ water considerably in,
terfcrrsd win, the dredging An
effort vii! be made 10 NAV
some means lo get I'll "f the wa
ter.
During the recent visit If Mr.
h"'ras the contract was let FL,
the bridges II: the spve,a, cross.
'nS~ Marion Morris, Of Frank
III. l.a., was awarded the con.
tract for the I and A Kailroad
bulge. The Kyle Lumber Co.
Will supply the t,mbe.s. Al, o
the framing viii he done at the min
anu the bridge will be shipped to
The site ready to 60 up.
J. Victor Isarthe, Of this city
gets the contract for the three
wagon y, dyes The Iberia Nv.
press Co., will supply the timbers
Geo. Simon, proprietor Of the
New Iberia Foundry aud Ma.
Shops, gets the contract for the
castings for all four bridges
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Cheap Bamboo Screens 81 90,
1oit75 Best Bamboo Screens
l25, 1.JO, zoo i'ut up free
vudor Pofcl.y ahjief, ('hc gen
uine) 25cts, IND 5ge'Ss'ach chcav
e than lAs9y<ag< Ut npfre|
A few da 'aged bf"beo. tYre-
duced pricts. e 4 "
The rf bave %aak cost
you les, han cloth would cost.
and saves'yOu the making.
X $. Mcmahon
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11

The Southern Pacific Co., has
recently received 4 lot Of new
fiat cars, modern type steel con-
struction and Of great capacity.
These cars have been distributed
throughout this section and will
greatly relieve the stress and sup
ply the demand for cars of that
type.
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G:A!!s$;;;.5!,2.6!';!:!!!:A
III KID leu 10 Always eesgh
.' s s:.:.s::.'s:sl1<4ZSzs<

The Iberia Building Assn at its
regular meeting held on the Lat
inst appropriated the sum of $25
to the T. r. AS, Post G., to assist
Il meeting the expenses OF the
State Convection now in progress
in this clty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11
WHAT is kEEflsd YOU
2 fro" osninG your own homer
Iberia Bailding Association

The Italian Mutual Bcnevolcn,
S"city, dt dicated to the memcry
of Christopher Columbus, will eel
citrate its first anniversary Of its
existance on the 2nd Of June. A
splendid banqlet, ut which will
flow wit and wisdom, is contem
plated.
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oDoRLsss RsfR16Rax4oRs
~ Noah's Ark

The cOlored Baptist Church viii
hold its annual convention ia
this city on July 9-lf next. The
sessions will be held in the Mou0t
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. J.B.
Livingston. Pastor. Rev Living.
stcn has been the president Of the
Association Of the Baptist Church
Of the 9Th District Of Louisiana
for a great many years and he en-
joys the confidence aud Of every
one who knows him.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11

-, ONE j" Yd q famine our stock
OF porch shaf es. fa"d You will he
doing us bp>favor.
K 3. Mcmahon
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dred dollars per year, thus aggre
eating the sum Of eighty five
thousand dollars.
SEC 3 lie 1t further ordained
etc. That the Board Of Supervi
sOrs Of the Parish of Iberia are
hereby requested 10 appoin. com
mls>iOners and clerks 10 serve in
the premises; to give due notice
OF said appointment and of the
time and place of holding said
election and TO make their return
Of said election az required b,
! law.
/ SEC. BE it further ordained
etc. That tie commissioners of
election shall receive the ballots of
all property tax payers Of the
City of New iberia entitled to vote
at sand special election under the
Constitution and law. of this State
aud upon which the voter shall
have endorsed or cause to br en-
dorsed his name aud property to
be voted before feposiling the
sauna f1.n l..,II,k
SEC d BE it further ordained
etc. That this ordinan ce he pub
lished III the official journal of the
City Of New Iberia during the pc
Rod Of thirty clear days previous
to the date Of said election and that
this ordinance take effect from and
after its passage
Thus done, read, adopted and
signed and seal affixed IN open see
sion in New Iberia, Louisiana, this
9th day Of May, 1907.
&. Z Laughlin
Mayor
The following ordinance was
presented by Mr.. q Renoudct ard
read, when it was moved by MIR.
D Renoudet seconded by Mr.. Geo.
W Dallas and carried by the fol
owing yea and nay vote, to wit: yea
Messrs y RenOudet. Geo w Dal
as Jno Fisher and X y Stansbury
rays none, the same be adopted.
Said Ordin 4nce reads as follows,
o witt
he it ordained by the Mayor
md Board Of Trustees Of the City
lew Iberia that Messrs f w Rau
nan and Jn0. 1 DeValcourt and
frank Mestayer bc and the same !,
re hereby appointed commission
rs Of the election to be held .
n the Goth day of June 1907 and :
hat Mr.. A J Cammack, be and he
} hereby appointed clerk of .
aid election, which election has
cen ordered and is to be held
pom the petition of property tax
ayers Of the City Of New Iberia
, vote upon the question Of
ranting tax for ten years upon
le taxable property in said City
] aid of the New Il:eria-St.
Iartin and Northern RAILROAD
ompany Thus done, -ea: adopt
| signed and seal affixed in open
,ssiOn at New Iberia Louisiana.
! this 9th, day Of May 1907 !
Signed G. q l.aughlin,
Mayor.
An ordlSnce was presented
'anting franchise to The West. i.
q Union Telegraph and Tele.
zone to operate telegraph line
Ong the south side Of Washing
q st. and read when it was
owed by Mr.. G Renoudet second
by Mr. Geo. w Dallas and car
I'd by the following yea and nay
te, to wit Yea Messrs. Q Re
udet Geo. w Dallas JEO. Fish
and R d Stanbury Nays none
ut the same be refused on the !
ounds that property owners a.
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Money NJ ill.,. = '' %s: It
w Il the Board Of DIRECTORS of
re lbcria Building Association,
!hich will DO held athe Office Of
~ Association onfnext Wednes
Nv esCning, ct TO ock OK.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-11
PIANO FOR SALE.

Sarty leaving for the summer
7 20 sell good reliable Piano on
. : 70 responsible people.
Aodfess, Box FOG. New Iberia. La.