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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

1siitr Young bird and nilp dnwn what
pvrt food OF n.dt'ine may hs offered You
Df. du yu,i Hnui ia / nuW s.ops.t hing 81 tho
composition and character III that " hirh
va, taNo into ynut stomach whether ~
food or medicine
Mpat Intelligent nnd aenaihlo people
nav days in4l4t on Knowing what they
employ whether IA fnad or ns medicine
III Fierce believes They have u perfect
rIeht 10 inai.tnpon Huch knowledge. =" he
publishes. ~AsAAaIcaa, and ON each bottle
wrapper. what. lifr rn~.ll inc, are made III
nnA ,,vihcai rrr,'f,r-"4ih This he feels
ho can WI, llorI 10 do because thu mure
'hl ingredients II Which hia mol. incs
arc made nr~ atudinJ and nnIcrsiooI TT1
nor Nh mr. -aps,I for cu,nvIvr vlllacs
b, 9GlllelaEaJ.
For the ct'r ~ womnn'a peculiar weak
noa#et, irregularities aud arrangements.
giving rian +" frequent headaches. back
nctn. dragging dow u lRin ~ distress IN
lu0tt ,ldnnuinil ~ pol, IT, region. accom-.
rnniei, oftImea. viii, u drhilitntlnR.
pctytc. catarrhal ,lrnin md Kindred uymp-
TOM II Wealsnea. ~ I'i"rre'a Iavn,iie
f'tF eItrijnn l. il most efficient remedy
II equally ctoetiYo Ia curing pntuttI
p"fiuI4 n piVtue strength ~ nursing
in@th"t# aud ~ pirrnfluR the sysi.m ~
the Epoetnnf mYihe, TOT baby coming
tia t,rattinF childbirth anfo and com
I:,ufjf rlf prtnlHa. The "Invutite Ire
strlrtipu u moss potent. strengthening
sonic Ia tlW general 81 ten aud to the
eiEHn9 distinctly lemlniu" Ia Jlal iisulnr
~ u Alan 4 tVnfhinp ani ius MIGRATING
hrtt in aud t'itlos nervous ckhnu ton
hotNeilg lt"atfntl"t,. neuralgia IL at,tia
ia Hls. rhat'n ~ - VINE daner aud |
piltor III itonaiu9 nervous symptoms uts |
+ gd4tut upon ftnriiunAl and organic dias
81 500 ~ fhH NJ tiurtlY feminine oinnna.
4 f"1i Of medical nilill'tiies II AL the /
r}tftl ffhpniA 81 ria"fier, recommend ,
each ~ Tho several ingredients If whi. il I
sfaNtplte Prescription" ~ mnd" Tor tI.
rtito al tho diAeAa f"r Nhieh il lAelaiu,,l
lo ha cutn Nuu mas read what The,
AZ ~ ponfqd lY seudinr u postal rn,d
'"HlneHi Tor fff hrpltirt Of rNttnfl4
'ronl he lridlue authorities. f. Dr T.. Y
'tercG. lutai.st HOTEL and Snlpt.nl IN.
stitil'.' I'HtlHto " y and ii Will como u
YOU ~ return post
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

For Grip. Colds. ,kna Malaria.
up KoSVine y6ill Tonic. Good
TO take andIsaH A ane genera!
tonic 5ocL Money back il you
want it nor sale by. All Drug.
gistB.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07
PETITION

view iberia. IN July Ind, lDUt
20 ne honorable he Mayor and Men
neif 81 ne ~ Council oi New lbor
=" ~
'onNen"n We. the mndersiguod /
W. r'oa'' representing The Western
u'o'' iei'Kraph Ao,ties're 70 chang,
W. '''eTe"' route 'tno"Ef Your IT,
"'' p'"ee same GA the lprti' side oi
'''"'hs'oh avenue pl fcin9 poles on
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

Tor many years Chanlberlain's
Cough Remedy has constantly
gained IN favor aud popularity an
II / i now one Ct 1Ie most STAPLE
medicines in use Md has an enor
mons sale. Itis intended cs.
recia'lNfo ac y throat and lung
diseasesl such Ms coughs colds and
Group, a q IN always be depend.
ed upon. is p'easaat and safe to
take and undoubtedly the best
70 the y ket for the purposes for
which II intended. Sold by All,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

October o,lap wall aoou lbs here
With softly falling loaf and aerc,
; Win frosty morn aud hnita 4
moon
Aud pumkin pie, mol yet bat soon
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

Mr., Emile =. Genemx, accord
ing to our esteemed contemporary.
the jnaner"ilc Coast Herald, IN.
~ discovered the art Of M treat.
IN. an ordinary fiddle whereof,
u - converted in.O IL violin Of the
sweetest tones, resembling thos.
~ tue Instruments madr b,
',tradiyarins, The Italian mn.,
~ III" XVIII century.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

INC engagement Of John T.
Mcilhenry member of III. civil,
service Commission to an OLE
sweetheart Of his, Miss Stauffer a.
W" Orleans Is announced The
wedding to take place In December.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

lGnnprighhd iaog i0N II htef

w. HNHEtVHih iHft fW w. ~ ftfGfft4
The old school bclI Il soon IL
mig, the poets all nllN" and sing,
~ frost will soon dispIlec tie
dew, AMI the WIND lamb through
1 10 peek 4 boo tIntutp,ed youth,
with tears 0f brine, r.tuinrth Aad
W to he nltc, ana the new achoul
nna'an prepares to whack the bns!
boys where their pan,e are slack
The football player lcia hia hair
Fall alto autumn unlcpnlf,
And thr)more athletic college cops
The atudcnta with the largest
mopa.
he moon will hc full on the Plat
Ilibl lic password for the mouth
will he "Sonk Saturday, Oil
Everybody viii run Il little harder
Tor President Mr.. l;iyan's smoke
VII continue ~ interesting spccta
Gle. Mr.. Roosevelt viii drop u
wasp INTO the hip porkc, of Mr..
Taft, and that laggard Will move
up u couple of places III the race.
Mr.. Fairbanks viii continue TO
pass the grandstand every acvcn
seconds sucking buticrmllk with i
nIpplc, out oi his pneumatic phir,
irOLt. The war with japan will
sleep fretfnlly, and uucle Sam
vii AZ by the cradle grooming soft
iulIabyes aud giving parcgo,jc
viii, u funnel.
The coming county I'll, IN billed
The big prlze hog is corncd and
awillad
Tic punkin that will liz, the ptlzp
IL watched with proud and hopeful
eyes,
And the family mare 20 win the
20!
In Training for the county ,rot.
Tho nntumnal equinox viii come
n on time On the 2iIh, ard Mr..
Hartman will Absorb, all water
that falls 70 use ia floating stocks
fpr development Of onr grea, na. VI
u resources The Standard on
Company will place n twenty year
per cent mortgage upon The caytb
aud will ray the so, zoe. 900 linc
imposed 10y Judge Lands. Sen |
iiol licveridge viii end his honey |
moon aboard and etuyn To the af
faira Of tho Republic, which VIII
restore that ,ecling Of security.
The summer girl rom mite
thing. will home ward comr upon
he wing, anu show her neighbo,s
or a week where some man BIZ
lor on The cheek. Tho freehles on
i.r arms (ahd lcgsg) resemble
hose on turkey eggs, and the
'cighboi'ood will bet ten per The
nen were only joshing her.
The lucky wives of milllonaires
Viii put up jam and pickle pears.
'nt the most Of M. denied these
bOpns,
Viii pass the winter full Of ptunes.
Some red-hOt sealing wax. alack, I
i'll fly down Nsncy's tender back, =
Exploring where the flesh In bare,
nd three shtIll screams will pierce y
10 AIR. The men, washing ut J
se pump, will hasten thilhcr on Il
~ jump, bnt Nancy mid the frui. n
erturned, viii not divnlge where u
10 is burned. !
President Roosevelt, fresh from q
yster Bay, will isrue on the Goth es
proclamation officially opening ~
= oyster season. Trunips aud = =
otball playere VIII run to tops ll
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

DnuINOcAkDs The arw house
hold game that combines aud *
cells both Galda and Domil,oca
( anvasAers wanted Ia INTRODUCES In
every community sample game
and particulars, postpaid. .,octp.
unMiNofAEps GO. 1907 Ci,oulcau
Ave 81. Gnnla, Mo.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

For 10 cents y month by using
Panel Liver Regulator. II keeps
he Liver. St@mtch and Bowels
working just tht. Tin box 10
cents. Money back II you want Il,
Tor sale BY. IN Druggist
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07

White Auek irouaeta VIII begin IL
uiatnir. A comet Will nalsv. one
niehf Alnuia III tnc npt le.lat sly
tho ncAilo, and rnhticie1a'sN u
tsgome4 yety aeist.ldo .Natuir,
Which hao prop IL 4 f. nqll1'i g.
outdoor anuiner paint shHon.
viii pu' ~ TIM H.. and
Tho Corn ilnsteas / n''fNTTl pr"
mitigate i new wage MRIr ~
which they viii e.l ia" i" AID
ne farmer ~
! rIe buya ~ saturday are loose
/ g atalu Arlr hanLe With waIuat
/ ~" etIri aWUlIen apples dap,
lItc ptg aqnenl lion II morning nip,
~" ~ bIIysfoas ~ A"'"""
lets cool vnrA Ill., WITH Ida
beard
Simmer r&ena~j"h l"n'i9'H VIII
come home, ~ ! chgi eat ullI, their
hull grass full ~ en bon n,I'ce, he
It,lr inll # brntiel Irga ana lhr
'aW tooth ehau bach on'hoaa'ng
tlrr name ~ IA ttilrpad on then
lthrs lhe "a lhopri uill ~
ptar ~ The lvaNeus urslae down +
Walrb WI enecH ae" fsohibllion +
ln t"a'Hi' hts &ai pant an't tend
- h"eIt 'he't'tt holm I'aiieA
corr Will lelhin ~ bus suns with u
i'ooh't VA h'deton tiul nnde'
both oN'a aud Ia panla tom, aud
I i" Kentucky Colonel vii i"aH ~
u.s. NUT htd Wi Is 'dtfne Nation
iides nieh' tltfe though the
WlndoWs * iiia iondnli
III, .,t,on hJds ,,.l. tali ~,
atem
N,,d .a,, ,.u. -.,t.,, .....l ,a.t.,
boil
! II r,aic, imported olive oil.
~, go.
september Our Labor bay WA
heir New lea,'a I5.v Tl,cv d.t
l,;a h.c,us. ,l,;, ,,,,,,... .,
- -"
tltttI II nv ~ pen %t W itttA me men
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07
EXPERIENCE

should have taught yon TINT yor
arc not getting 1t all If you d.
moi get the Ibcrian weekly. Oul,
LOO per year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-11
Bad SYMPTOMS,

The woman who has periodical head.
aches, backache, sees imaginary dark
spots or specks floating or dancing before
her eyes, has-gnawing distress or heavy
full feeling VI Stomach, faint spells. drag.
ging-downIteeling in lower abdominal or
pelvic region, easily startled or excited.
irreguN or painful periods, with or with.
out Hlvic cat9&rh, Is suffering from
weaknHses and Heterogeneous that should
have ea9iy attention. Not all Or above
sympt9sSS az r likely to be present in any
Negieftsd or badly treated and such
eases 6iEn run into maladies which de-
mani we surgeons knife IL they do not
resqtfatally.
No medicine extan. has such a long
and Q1msLogs Iec4ld Of -Gliress- LII s1cf1
caSes az " Plerce.s -EayQrite- PrescrlQ-
uQQ.. NO medIclne has such a strong
plQfessioMaL 1GaISeMEl-1- eaCT- q fts
eexeSal ln2[edle1t4- -mQrc Than nv
pUQoSl o. oEd1aArx nQl,LIole lQnaLss-
QWQDlalS. The very best ingredients
known 70 medical science for the cure OF
woman's peculiar ailments enter into its
composition. No alcohol, harmful, or
habit forming drug is to be found in the
list OF its ingredients printed on each
Dottle-wrapper and attested under oath
In any condition Of the female system,
DR.. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription can do
only goOd-never harm. Its whole effect
is TO strengthen, invigorate and regulate
the whole female system and especially
the pelvic organs. When these are de-
ranged in function or affected by disease,
the stomach and other organs Of digestion
become sympa thetically dcranged, the
nerves are weakened, and long list of
bad, unpleasant symptoms follow. Too
much must not be expected Of this rFa-
vorite Prescription" /; viii not perform
miracles; will not cure tumors-nO med
icine will. 1t 1CiU often prCrcnt them. if
taken in time, and thus the operating
table and tie surgeons knife may be
avoided.
Women suffering from diseases Of long
standing, are invited to consult Doctor
Pierce by letter, free. All spondence
is held as strictly private and sacredly
confidential. Address Ur. l.. Y. Pierce,
Buffalo, y. "
DR.. Pierce'S Medical Adviser 1000 pages)
is sent free on receipt Of Il onc-ccnt
stamps for paper covered. or 81 stamps
for cloth bound copy. Address Us above.
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| jcctions to the acceptance Of the re-
| port is rs follows:
Ill. 1t appears from the record that
| f. H. PeabblcS, ono Of the sclectmen
| who signed the return upon the petition
for the way. also signed the petition for
laying nut the way" The laying out
Of town way involves the taking Of
private property fer public use under
statute authority and all statute re-
quirrmcnts must b. fully ami stricky
complied with. I'll" duties of munich
pal officers in laying out town ways
are not ministerial merely but judicial.
1t is Il maxim Of the law that "A PER-
son ought not to be judge in his OWL
cause because he cannot act both as
judge ana party" and it applies in all
cases wnerc judicial functions are to be
exercised whether i'll proceedings Of in
ferior tri unals or IN courts Of last Re
sort. Sclectman Peabblcs was thus
disqualified ana this rendered the judg-
m"nt Of the beard void.
The petitioner could undoubtedly
have attacked the proceedings cnllatcr-
ally; he elected. however. to have the
question Of the validity Of The laying
out of this town way definitely deter
minel. To be technically exact. the
closing prayer &c lis petition should
have been TO reverse the action Of the
municipal officers ana not to discon-
tinuc the way: but tn" purport of the
allegations ana prayers Of the petition
sufficiently showed that he intended to
seek redress under the provisions of II.
$. Oh. %. Sec. Il.
The commissioners ala not dismiss
the petition for want of jurisdiction as
they Nigh, have done. bat enormously
assuming jurisdiction they sought to
affirm the location OF the way. ana the
committee acted upon the same theory
as indicated by their report that the
Judgment Of the county commissioners.
from which appeal was taken by said
appellant in this cause. be wholly
affirmed and in ~ part reversed"
The question of jurisdiction of the
county commissioners and any other
questions affecting the legality N their
Proceedings may BE- raised when the re-
port o. the committee Of appeal is Of
fored tor acceptance. The objection Of
the petitioner should have been sus-
t"incd and the report of the committee
sEnuiu nave been rejected.
Exceptions SUSTAINED. Appeal s;.s-
tain"d. Judgment Of county commits
SlnnErS reversed
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CHANGE IN FOOD.
Works Wonders in Heal{h.

1t IS worth knowing that a change II
food can cure dyspepsia. Il deem it
my. duty to LIT YOU know how Crane
Nuts food has cured me Of indigestion
had been troubled with if for
years until last year my doctor recon,
mendcd Grape-Nuts food 10 hc used
every morning. l followed instruc-
ti"ns and now | am entirely well.
The whole family like Grapc-Nuts
W" iuse four packages a week. You
are welcome to use this testimonial as
you sec fit"
The reason this lady was helped bv
the use of Grapo-Nu food. is that it
Is predIgestcd by natural processes
and therefore docs not tax the stomach
as the food she had been using: il also
contains the elements required for
pullulhE up the nervous system. If
that part of the human body is i'm per
1ecti working order. there can be no
dyspepsia, for nervous energy ~
presents the steam that drives the
engine. NV
when the nervous system Is RIM
down. the machinery Of the hody
WORKS badly. Grape Nuts food can he
used by small children as well nc
ADULTS. 1t is perfectly cooked nth
READY for instant use.
Read. "The Road to WelIviIIe" in
PIGS. There's a Reason"
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small coterfa Of gentlemen who are
now straining to force them i nto pol
itics. Indeed it is said that The gCntle-
man VINO drew this law has not been
into one of our local schools III a peri
Cd of % years. Is this the leadership We
desire to follow in 4 matter Of such far
reaching Importance. Very likely they
may be sincere and believe what they
say. but they 90 not number among
their supporters 4 single man who has
hal any extensive experience in the
management Of the schools OF this
city, ana the voters Of our city should
think twice before they make the great
mistake Of following them in the sup
FORT Of a measure that Will certainly
give IL no better schools than We have
today and may give US vastly poorer
ones. CITIZEN
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A communcation-The School Bill.

A Communication-Th School Bill.
Editors kennebec Journal:
| Taxpayer" has letter in Yesterdays
Journal relative to the school bill which
| is to be submitted to the voters of Au-
gusta next Monday. More than any other
mar. I am personally Responsible for the
| proposed new law. Fer 10 years / had
| thought to test the sentiment of the citi-
zens Of Augusta on this very matter, and
| a membership in the House of Repre-
sentatives gave me the opportunity. Ny
attitude towards our schools is that Of
a parent who has children to educate and
a citizen willing to bear his part in civic
| duty. The bill originated with me. IL
the till is bad, the responsibility is mine
| If it is q good bill, l ask for no reward.
No person in the Williams District was
consulted until the bill was practically
complete. This .lisposcs of the charge of
Taxpayer" that the bill lis simply an
effort on the part Of the Williams Dis
trict TO get the rural districts and the
Village District to assist in paying their
big debt" AS to the motive which in
SpiryG it, it car only say that my action
in Introducing the bill was inspired by
what L considered the needs of our
schools ana by ali l knew Of modern
methods Of education.
The measure is arefully and critically
drawn, for in its preparation J sought and
had the best legal counsel. The drafting
Of the bill WAS left to Lewis a. Bur
leigh, Esq, who spared no pains to per
feet the work. Both Mr.. Burleigh ana
myself are inhibited to others for valuable
suggestions, among whom may be men
toned Judge William II. WhitchOusc,
Judge Oliver G. Hall, Thomas j. Lynch,
J. II. Townsend. s. c. Manlcy and Joseph
Williamson. | mention these names thac
our citizens. in voting to accept this bill
need have no fear as to its legality.
"1aXpaycr' says that "the adoption Of
the proposed law will be the worst blow
that could possibly be given the schools
Of Augusta" And why should this be 50?
Why should a system universally in
vogue ana having the support Of educa-
tors be bad in practical operation in Au-
G,Ista? The District system las had its
day ana long ago ceased to be. The ton
d"ncy in education in all large towns and
citir. is towards consolidation. Our pres
cnt system Of four boards ana three su-
pcrintcndrrts - an archaic absurditv. un-
desired and unknown elsewhere in Maine
or New England. The proposed law con-
{ mplatCS a BOARD Of Education consist |
ing uf a member from each ward and one
mcn;bcr "x-offic.o. This board would
cIyrt Il superintendent Of schools who |
womb IL. the secretary of the board ana |
it's executive agent and would have |
charge Of all the schools, both city and
suburban. 1t goes without saying that
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BRONCHIAL TROUBLES.
Readily Yield to Soothing, Healing
Treatment Of Hyome.

bronchial troubles are purely local
They cannot he helped hy stomach
dosing They are caused BY irritation
in the air passages and can be relic"cd
md cured by mrdicHtrd air alone. In
This lins the secret NJ the great success
If IIy-o-mri in the treatment Of brou-
chial troubles.
The Hy-n-mci medication. laden
With natures remedies, j. hrcathcd
comes with every outfit, reaching
every part IF the bronchial tubes ana
killing at once the disease germs. Il
allaTs all irritation and heals the
Inflammation Of the mucous membrane
with astonishing rapidity.
Treatment with sprays. dOuches and
atomizers in bronchial troubles is con-
demned by the best physicians. as they
cause further irritation.
The first breath Of Hy-o-mci's medi-
Gated air seems to soothe the innam-
nation, stop the cough. and thus relief
soon becomes permanent and cure
results.
Hy-o-mei has made many remarka-
BILE cures i'll the worst and most
chronic forms Of bronchial troubles
and is sold by Bowditch, Webster &
Co, with the same guarantee as they
give when Hy-o-mei is purchased for
catarrh, that is, to refund the money
in case he remedy does not give
The complete outfit
costs but $100.
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carefully considered and drafted with the
end in view of keeping the proposed sys-
tom out of politics. By the terms OF the
bill the citizens of the several wards
will meet, without regard to party. on the
first Monday of June and then and there
nominate and elect Il member OF the
school board. / nave enough fam IN tle
character and intention of our citizens to
believe they could be trusted to see 10 II
that men We're chosen for fitness rather
than because of party. Further, thc Dill
provides that annually on the second
Monday OF May, commencing Win lSo>'
the citizens Of the city irrespective OF 20
liticai party or religious creed ShlIl meet
in q general school meeting IN ely haiI'
TO listen to school reports ana ralse moh-
~ for all school purposes. This meeting
cmro dies the ideal of the old New Eng
land town meeting and would no. fail TO
stimulate interest in school matters
rchr author of the communication above
referred to makes the familiar appeal To
prejudice, ana cries to the taxpayer
vol, wolf.' All that ncrd BE- sail about
the hill in its relation to taxation Is that
it cont"mplatcs an equalization of taxa
ton for school purposes. l. the burden
i now 5nequally borne. no citiz'E of AL
gusta should be 50 selfish as y wish y
ecc such a condition ,.nt!THtrl. | fail -
see the force of 'TaNpaV"r complaint
to the effect THAI til" Williams D:.hiot is
ant, mpiir4 ~ uni, "a its lent onto ~"
taxpayer Of tn Village District. AZ to
that matter. the fig.rrs a., TN" best ar
grIncnt The present debt Of III" Village
I AN. NJ lt Williams
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Mere About the School Question.
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