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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
FIRST WARD.


Migues. CASTOR. Jany. ".
Patout. w. A.. oct. II.
Patout. H.. Oct ~. T
Snvoie. Marcel. Oct. -.
SavOie. Antoine. Oct. 3.
SECOND WARD. f.
AucOin. Joseph. July 20. -
I'uteand. Alexis. July 20.
CedOtaI. Lusignan. Oct. 80.
Davidson. JEFF. Oct. 8.
Elite. A. H.. Oct. Is.
Greig, Frank. Feb. y.
Gautreaux. Alphonse. Jany. ~.
Hacket. Wallace. Sept. 10.
I.ancOn. Charles. Nov. q.
olivier. Jules. Nov. 16.
ROane. J. D.. July y.
RAIDER. John 49,. Nov. ~.
Shaubut. Louis. Oct. 70.
THIRD WARD. :
AucOin. u. NJ. Nov. =.
Aucoin. Il. NJ. Nov. IL.
Babin. J. A.. Feb. 2.
Conrad. p. A.. Feb. 2. :, :;
Decuir. J. A.. July ~.
Grivat. Jules. Nov. 49,
Grivat. Henry. Nov. IL.
Grivat. Jules. Jr.. Nov. Is.
Hulse. 8. r.. Feb. 2.
TOPPER. Florian, July 20.
Verettc. Eugene. Nov. II.
Verette. Euzcbe. Nov. q.
Valet, Walter. Nov. IL.
FOURTH WARD.
BrOussard, Carries. Oct. 26.
BrOussard. Joseph. Oct. 26.
BoreI. Gilbert. July 20.
Brcaux. Baublen. Nov. 10.
Barras. Aramis, July 20.
Broussard. Lufride. Nov. 16.
IsOutte. Louis. Nov. a.
BOrel, AdOnis, Feb. Z.
Broussard, Thomas, Jany. ~.
Boutte. Robert, Nov. 2.
Broussard. Sidney T.. Nov. =.
Chastant. G. r.. July 4.
Cameaux. Edgar. Oct. II.
Champeaux. Louis. Oct. -.
Dugas. Massenas. Oct. ~.
GOns0ulin. A., Jr.. Oct. II.
Girar. Anthony. Oct. ~.
Giroir. Gust. Nov. Is.
Hebert. Delma. Nov. Is.
Judice. Anatole. Nov. 81.
Judice. Leonce, Jan. 10.
Leblanc. II. H., Oct. it.
Leblanc. Leopold. Nov. II.
MOlbert. Pierre. Nov. 8.
Molbert. Oscar. Nov. 20.
Mestayer. Dennis. Jany. ~.
i0ue"s Scus WV. "a.
Provost. Odill0n, Jan. ~.
Robinson. George A.. Nov. 81.
Broussard. Leonard, July II.
Ransonnet. DantOn. Oct. 20.
verret. Dernville. Nov. Z.
FIFTH WARD.
Dore, Clement. Feb. 10.
Dore. Desmar. Feb. ~.
Hulin, SEVERN. Nov. IS.
Lopez. Eugena. Jan. Is.
Lasalle, Alfred, Jan. 10.
Emile. Jr., Nov. 10.
Romero. Leonard, Nov. 10.
Romero. r. C., Nov. >.
Romero. Arthur. ST.. Nov. 81.
Arthur, Jr.. Nov. 81.
Romero. Ambrose. Nov. Fl.
Romero. Albert, Nov. y.
]. Antoine. Nov. 20.
Alcee. Nov. >.
Romero, Prosper. Jr.. Nov. 3.
Romero. Felicien, NJ. Nov. is.
SIXTH WARD.
Ashley. Gabriel. Sept. is.
Alnne. Frank. Nov. 10.
Bertram, F. Nov. ..
Blanc, ]. Adonls. suly 20.
Broussard. J. c.. Nov. IL.
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| Brown. Robert. Nov is.
| Burkart. A. c.. May s.
Hoas. William. Nov IS
Broussard. Walter r.. oct Is.
Hroussard Henty i. oct IL,
| Hroussard. william A.. Oct ~
l'ronssard. Silyio. Oct u,
i'arthc. l. ". Nov. 10
Hcckmann. j H.. Ian -
/ bertrand. L.. L.. Nov ..
i!ougeaud Enile. Nov. II.
BerRcric. T.. y. Feb. 4.
/ l'abb. I!canrcgard July 20
bertrand. Ileus. T.. NOV. H.
isaumgartncr. Gcorge. Oct ~.
I!urnham. rhos. Jan. 2,-
Frederick. w. II Nov. II
Bonnet. A. +. July ~
Hrannnn. J. H.. Nov. 4
Blame. J.. A.. Jan. "a
Eouttc. Octave. j. July 81.
Route. Walker. tson Of jules J.
July 90
l'rOussard A. j.. Nov "a.
Carstens. w r.. Nov. 30
crondcrt. Michel. Oct. ~.
Camnncli. A. j.. Oct. I.
Champeaux. Albert. Sept. &c.
Compton. L. W.. Feb. /.
Chnrgois. Alex. Nov. IS.
Conrad Gabc. oct 25
Colgin. George. r.. July 80.
Carstcns. G. j.. Nov. rs
Cousin. George j.. Oct. 81.
Chivers. u. H.. July ~
Cestin. Alex. July %
cantinc. Frank. July 81.
Crouchet. John. Oct. ~.
Caullting. Sam. Oct. a.
COlgin. c. H.. Feb z.
DeIslanc. Caesar. Oct. %.
Dams. Alphonse. April 90.
Davis. Alphonsc. April %.
Dorsey. Levy. Sept. 1G.
Dubois. Vildac. Nov. 30.
Dautcrive. CASTOR. Jan. %?
Dupcrier. j. c.. Feb. &.
DRigre. II. H.. Oct. II.
Davis. J. r.. Nov. G.
DeCuir. Henry. July %.
Delhummcr. A. H.. Jan. "a.
Davis. j NJ. Nov. 10.
Davenport. John Nee. Nov r.
Dimitry. y. A.. Oct. ,.
DrOuet. A. A.. July 81.
Dupuy. Charles A.. Sept "a.
Dupericr. George. Feb 3.
Dumesneil. &. H.. Sept ~. 4
DeIOrd. Zen. July 20.
Deblenc. Fred. Sept. 7.
Durand. NJ IT,. Nov. 10.
Defslanc. Cyrus. Nov. 1S.
Dauterive. Frank j., Nov. 10.
Dauterive. Fernand, j., Nov. 10.
Dominique. Orville. Nov. 10.
Decuir. Frank G.. Sept. %.
Dauterive. Henry j.. Sept. 10.
DeE'lanc. Fred. Oct. Z.
DerOuen, Gus. e.. Oct. 10.
Ellis. J. G.. Nov. 4.
Emmer. w. j.. Jan. IS.
Eaves. Julian. July 81.
Erath. Victor ]. w.. Nov. 81.
Eberrnock. John. Oct. II.
French. A. H.. Sept. ~.
Fisher. Ed. Oct. 10.
Fuller. H. L.. Oct. 25. "
Frere. l.. s.. Aug. 20.
Flory. Fernand. July 20.
Fagot. II. r.. Nov. q.
Poignant. Joseph. Jr.. Feb. 4.
Fusilier. Jules. H., Nov. 20.
Gates. w. NJ. Nov. 10.
Galliand. Maurice. Nov. 10.
GOugenheim. Charles, Nov. tG.
Guillot. Louis. Nov. 20.
OStfe. l.. G., Oct, 7.
Gayle, r. r.. Oct. II.
Girard. Rene. July 10.
ID. j.. Oct. /.
Hatch. w. A.. July 20.
Herpiche, Xavier, May 10.
w. o.. July 20.
Hare. q. j.. July 20.
Hebert. Paul IA, Feb. Z.
Hobart. Jim, Feb. Z.
william. Aug. Z.
Indest, Louis. ST., Nov. q.
Jubin. Pierre, Oct. I.
JenarO. Louis. July &c.
Kramer. G. G.. July 30.
King. Preston, Nov. Is.
w. b.. Nov 10.
kiblinger. J. H., Sept. 10.
Kramer, Louis, Feb. Z.
Kent, r. D.. Feb. 7.
Landry. Welfred. July q.
Lenaire, Leon. Nov. II.
[.allande. l.. r.. Oct. Z.
[.emaire, Roland J.. Nov. IS.
Alb. A.. Nov. IS.
Lemaire, Norbert, j.. Nov. Is.
Landry. d. A.. Nov. IS. m
Leblanc. Rene, Jan. 10.
Leblanc, J. G., ST., Oct. 1.
]. G., Jr., Oct. 1.
Laughlin, q. c., Nov. 10.
I.aughlin. Sidney, c.. Nov. 10.
Levy. Nathan, Oct 16.
NV Michel ncf IL
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-11-30
POLL TAX RECORD
OF IBERIA PARISH
Inc Following is Complete List Of
the Names Of Voters Who Have
Paid Their Poll Taxes

ms record 10 taken from the or.
nc,al Record Ia the Sherins Office
ana includes the name Or every voter
VINO has paid his Poll Tax for tn.
year 800. together with the dat. ~,
which II was paid.
The Record Is up to, ana includes
November 20. 1907
'o'T"c''ohs VIII be made every
week. and the additional names ~
"h VINO pay their Poll Tax will 30
a""e" 70 this list. aud Will appear
every Friday In the Daily Iberian ana
every Saturday In the Weekly
Iberian.
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SEVENTH WARD.

bourgeois. AIcce. Fob. &.
bourgeois. DOnat. Feb. &.
chiasson, J. j.. July "a.
charpentier, H., Feb. 6.
Dcroucn. T. A.. Oct. s.
Darmentur. Fernand. Oct IS.
Delcambre. Adam. Nov. 30.
Dclcambrc. Desire. Nov. 2.
Dorsey, James. Feb. 4.
Frick. A.. Nov. lc.
Frick. Rudolphe. Nov. 1G.
Hayes, l.. G.. Feb. 6.
lennetz. JOS. Nov. 1G.
Leblanc. Duprelon, Nov. 81.
Landry. Damas. July 20.
Landry, Adros. jim. 10.
Leblanc. Hermogene. Jan. 30.
Migmes. Dominique. Nov. 2.
Migucs. Olivier. Feb. 6.
Robicheaux. Tranquillin. Nov. ~
Rodrigues. AdOlphe. Sept 1G.
Segura. Aronial. Feb. 6.
ViatOr. A. L.. Jan. 81.
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EIGHTH WARD

Ainsley. W. j.. July u.
Allegro. Alfred, Nov. 7.
AgruilIard. Joseph. Jan. ~.
AucOin. Dumas. Oct. ~.
lsussey, J. c., Nov. 6.
Iseasley, J. r.. Jan. %.
Bore1. Hilaire. July 20.
HOuteric, JOS, July rs.
Brown, Rivers. Nov. 6.
B0udreaux. Alcide, July 20.
Babin, Robert, Jan. "a.
Brown. James. Nov. 6.
Brown. Ely. Nov. 6.
BoOksh. Tllden r.. Jan. 10.
BrigOni. M. j., Jan. 10.
Borel. Luke. Jan. 20.
BrignOni. NJ. j.. Jan. 10.
Berthelot. NJ. Jan. 20.
Cyr. Paul NJ. Nov. 6.
Cauon. Cyprien. Nov. 10.
Dumartrait. l.. r.. July 20.
Delatte. Michel. Nov. Z.
Delord, Anatole. July 80.
Dominique. Alfred. Sept. 20.
Dupuy, II. c.. Nov. 81.
GenOux. Emile, Aug. 20.
Gonsoulin, Numa, Nov. 6.
Gonsoulin, A. j.. Jan. "a.
Ganucheaud, A. j., Oct. II.
Geneux, Arthur. Aug. 20.
GOnsOulin, William, Jan. &c.
Hachet. Miles. Nov. 6.
Hebert. Felix j.. Oct. II.
Hall, Robert. Jan. 30.
Hebert, Octave, Sept. 3.
Krepper. Michel. Jr.. Nov. 4.
Labau, George j., Nov. Z.
Lange, Adolphe. Nov. Z.
Lange. d., Nov. Z.
Legnon, Henry, D.. Nov. 4.
Lejeune, o. A.. Nov. 8.
Mouret. b. w., Sept. 26.
Moss, II. NJ, Nov. 7.
Migues. Carlos, Sept. 3.
M0uret. Arthur, July 20.
Millet, Joseph, Nov. 4.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04
Signal Corps Service.

Major Ed. E Clark has enlisted the
following young men from Butler in
the signal corps service, N. G. NJ
Charley Mains, Claud Keel, Rolla
Brooks, Jas. Clay, J. A. Rogers,
Charley Stanley, Walter Lynch, Nat.
l.. Whipple and William FL. Allen
The headquarters OF the signal corps
is in St. Louis, where the principal
number OF enlistments are from.
They expect TO be up In their parts
80 as togo into camp with theguards
at st. Joseph in August. The duty
OF the corps is to keep up communi'
cation with the different bodies u
troops and the commanding officer
This Is done by telephone and fast
light apparatus, which the boys arr
expected TO be up In. Major CLARK
expects the equipment for the boys
this week, when their drill will b.
strenuous until August
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04
Adrian Notes.
Journal.

Journal.
DR.. Bricker is keeping a scrap book
which contains q record OF the differ
emit ways people spell his name. He
has added Is different samples OF
spelling In tile last few weeks.
A concrete floor Is being laid In the
postoffice building. For some time
she office will be torn up for several
days, but when the work Is complet.
cd, the building will be better equip.
ped for the service.
John McRoberts enjoyed the pleas
ure OF having all his children and
grandchildren with him one day last
week The reunion was O most en-
joysble one, and the Journal con.
graduates them on their good for.
tune In thus being permitted to as
semble, and wishes them many more
such pleasant gatherings.
Peter Feraris, IA prominent tarmer
Of Mound township, is building a
barn on his farm and has 1t nearly
completed He dedicated the struc-
ture Saturday night by inviting In
she young people for a dance. a
large number accepted the invitation
and spent the evening In dancing &c
the beautiful strains OF music played
by Askew & Sells orchestra OF -four
pieces, l. was o most enjoyable oc
casion and oil present enjoyed it tC
the limit.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04
First Allowance For
Work on Biz Ditch.

The county court on Monday made
the first settlement with the con-
tractors, at work digging the big
river Drainage Ditch. By the esti-
mate OF the engineer the following
allowances were made:
To r H McWilliams, lateral Nc.
2, 1925 "a
Timothy Toohey 4 Sons, who are
the principal contractors and cub
let part of the work, but to whom
the warrants are Issued, $4,000 33.
The total pay ID based on about
1854 cubic yards OF dirt. The
main ditch Is dug 3,400 feet. The
latserals, 2,675 iees, or u total COM
pleted ditch dug Of COTS feet.
The court slsD paid out OF she
Drainage bridge fund, to the Kansas
City Bridge Company, for partial
payment on material furnished Tor
bridges for the District, $13,S 20.
The engineers salary and expenses
to date was $34375.
Total amt paid out at first settle.
ment $23,S05 81.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04
Negro Knights Of Pythias.

Active preparation is being made
by the negro citizens OF Butler to re-
ceive and entertain the delegates to
the Grand Lodge K. OF 2. Jurisdic-
ton Of Missouri, Kansas and Okla
homa, which will be held In this city
July 9th to 18th inclusive. A large
number Of delegates RS expected be-
sides number OF visitors from out
OF town points. Competition drills
in the Uniform degree by teams from
Kansas City, Lexington and other
points are expected to be a feature
The grand lodge sessions are to be
held In the local lodge rooms, but al
On Entertainments OF q public nature
will be held at the grove south OF the
Welton Lake.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04
VIRGINIA Notes.

DR.. Smith returned from Orlie, Mo-,
last week, where he had been visiting
his parents. His sister, Miss Lizzie,
came back with him. She has admir-
ed this place since her visit here last
year. She will remain sometime.
The supper last Tuesday night was
we'll attended, considering the wealth
or. They took in $4,000.
Large crowd out to hear Rev.
Sheldon preach Sunday. He gave
them q good talk, and many were
pleased with him He told Aaron he
ought to live long to work In the
Prohibition cause. We believe the
good people Of Virginia will hire him.
The farmers commenced cutting
wheat last week. Should the wealth
or keep fair BY the 4th, the larger
part OF the wheat will be In the shock.
James Park Is putting In bis time
riding over his corn field on a brand
new riding cultivator.
We met Miss Topsy in Butler Q
short time ego, correspondent from
Foster. We thought that when she
was q little girl, she was good look
ing and We haven't changed our opin-
ion. We think ell the correspondents
Of all the newspapers ought to get
together this fall, end have q good
time telling their experiences ngath-
ering news for the dear people.
There Is an automatic machine at
the church door Sunday nights In
shape like mans arm. The little
girls pass under the machine; It only
catches them OF q certain height.
Mrs. Peter Jundy is visiting her
father at st. Charles, Mo. .
Willie Rubel IL having his barn
painted.
John Barton and wife, Of Amorett,
attended church at Virginia Sunday
night.
julius Heckadon, wife and son Wis.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04
Chicken Thieves CAPTURED.

People on North Main street and
the northeast end OF town have been
bothered By chicken thieves. Satur-
day night Dean, son Of Ben. B Can.
terbury, discovered some parties
among their chickens. He summon
ed Constable McCsnn and after q
chase which extended out to Mrs.
Henry's pasture, Clarence and Floyd
Hawkins and Wesley Oaks, negro
boys, were captured. They were
arraigned before Justice Jeter Mon
day morning, and all plead guilty.
Hawkins Bros were given 60 days
In jail. Oaks, who was only 8 years
old, was psroled. Clarence Hawkins
had sack full Of chickens and Con-
stable McCanp took . shot at him
before he would stop running.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04

By-rs had charge Of their train, which
WAS being run backward, and made
irqquent stops Tor the commit sioners
to get odt and inspect the tracks.
Members OF the rrackmen's union,
who accompanied the party, took a
numbtr 81 10 lax pictures. Butler
would have been very glad TO have
entertained the distinguished yisi-
tors. bus shey we're evidently out for
busines- sad hardly < we Us pleas.
ant look.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04

tied kinfolks at New Home last week
B. F. Jenkins health is very poor.
He is falling fast; not able to do any
work.
The Fourth will be gone before the
paper gets to many Of the readers,
Look for q good report from Vir.
pinia. AARON.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04
R. R. Commissioners
on Tour of Inspection.

The State Rail Road and Ware
house Commissioner Il II Oglesby,
John A. Knots AMI +. A WightmaI,
accompanied BY the secretary, Tom
NJ. Bradbury, passed through Busler
Monday afternoon. They we're in
specting the tracks Of the L. 4 5
Division. Superintendent Of main
tenance and way d partment, NJ l.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-04
Foster Items.

Mrs. James and daughter, Eula,
were in Rich Hill trading Thursday.
There Is some talk IF Mr.. Marshall,
former resident Of Foster, coming
b .ck suppose Foster will have an
other drug store.
A number OF people from lndepen-
,ience attended services at the M. +
church Sunday,
W. Il Clouse and bis estimable
witp lift Friday for their new home
in Shawnee, Okla. Mr.. Clouse Is An
I'D s. ttler and thoy will be missed In
our community.
Tom Bage,t and wife OF New Home
visi, cd home folks Sunday.
At 2 o'clock on last Tuesd ay morn
ing MIR. Elmer Laughlin's barn was
struck BY lighting and burned, with
about II tons OF hay and three sets
OF harness. Insurance 5000.
Mother Greene, OF Blue Mound,
Kansas, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Laughlin.
The residence Of grandpa Scrivner
on 9Th street was struck by light
ming Saturday night. Considerable
damage being done
Those who are interested In the
improvements OF the Foster cemetery
please meet with the Cemetery As
ISOLATION July 9th at Salem at 2 30.
Miss Lizzie Rose, of Clinton, is
wishing her aunt, Mrs, Lewis Jones
Mrs. Jno. Boatright and Bessie
Deaton are still on the sick list and
Frank Scott says he is feeling real
bad.
Mrs. Aldrich and daughter, from
Iowa, are visiting theiormer's daugh
ter, Mrs. Store.
Bob Gather lefs Friday with bis
mother, sister and head clerk, Fred
Bell, for Shawnee, Okla where hf
will 20 into the grocery business.
Clio Boatright came down from
DreIel to visits her sick mother last
week.
Mr.. James, vile and daughters
Eula and Virgil. Hazel Bowman
Nora Mills and Z lie Lyle called OF
Topsy Friday evening and enjoyed
some phonograph music.
DR.. Lyle and vile were called te
Amorett on account OF the sickness
of grandma Lyle.
Alva Courtin and family, Of Olt
Walnut, visited at Berton Webb's
Sunday.
A number are going to attend thu
4sh OF July celebration ut Rich Hill
Ed. Doke and wife will spend th'
summer In Kansas City.
Mrs. Zoe Davis, OF Kansas City, II
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Bowman
The ladies OF the Foster Baptis
church will give an Ice cream suppe
July 18th.
Mr.. Roberts, the real estate mai
OF Hume, was in Foster Monday OF
business.
Ina Walters little store dog while
chasing q rat got fastened under th'
barn and was compelled to sta,
there most all day. The energetic
little fellow finally dug his way out
and no doubt II he could talk h
would say,w would rather be on thu
outside locking In than on the insid
looking out"
The M. E church observed Fla
Day, June Both. Rev. City, a form
er pastor OF the Foster M. E. church
filled the Presid Ing Elders place. Ii
preached an able sermon on "Wha
Man Loves" which the good peopl
OF Foster always appreciate. Ate
the sermon they partook OF I'd
Lords Supper. He was assisted b
Revs. Lint, OF Hume, Moore, OF HOLD
en-, and Baldwin, OF Foster ToPs1
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20

wi1e Is all God wants a man ever +,
"tnafe.-and to tell Mr.. Follett so yer,
JP5aniy' His mind is really open t.
tHuth' and you know he might d,
something reckless-he shouldn't bt
iRade to wait too long"
Well him to wait till tomorrow
shM speak of this in meeting then
ltS"lll be all right-all right, dear
Everything will be all right"
only l am sure you are sick, in
splte OF what you say. l know how
10 prove it, too-can you eat?"
I'm too busy thinking of great
things to be hungry"
Ihere-you would be hungry if
you were we'll"
i can't tell you how we'll am, and
as for food-our Elder Brother has
been feeding me all day with the
breath of truth. Such wonderful now
Things the Lord has shown mel"
But you must not get up. Lie still
and we will nurse you"
tie refused the food she brought
MIN, and refused Lorena's sage tea
lie was not to be cajoled into treating
as sickness the first real happiness
no had felt for years. He lay still I'm.
vi ms little room grew shadow in
\ {he dusk, filled with a great reyivinp
poPe mat the Lord had raised a new
prophet to lead Israel out of bond.
age. " Oonu'
: AS the night fell, however, the shad.
9"s OF the room began to trouble him
Us OF old, and he found himself grow.
ng hotter and hotter until he burned
and gasped, and the room seemed
ABOUT to stifle him. He arose from
he bed, wondering that his feet
mould be so heavy and clumsy. and
lis knees so weak, when he felt 9TH.
f"lse so strong. His head. too. felt
arge, and there rang in his ears q
snglng OF 1ncessant quick beats. He !
Aaue MS way to the door, where he ,
card the voices of Prudence and Fol. ,
stt' 1t was good to feel the cool =
'ght air upon his hot face, and he .
assured Prudence, who chided him >
'r leaving his bed. :
when you hear me discourse ~
orrow you will see how wrong VIM =
ere about my being SICK" be said =
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
THREE BOYS HAD rc,,..
Were Treated at Dispenssrv-,
lmprove-suffered Five N.Y.
Perfect Cure by cu,l."

"My three children had o,,..
five months. A little sore S'
pear on the head and sAo,.' 1
itchy increasing day after 5,r
baby had had it about a vsss !.
the second boy took the disa..
a few sores developed. then ~ |
boy took it. For the first tbros -
| took them to the N niS,.'
but they did not seem n y.
Then | used Cuticura Soap AM 7.
cura Ointment and in a few y
they had improved, and wbo, = !
heads were well you could sac 49,
Of the sores. Mrs. Kate KaIr
West 18th ST., New York. Nv
|, 5 and !, 1906"