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Milford chronicle., 1907-06-14
CHAPLIN'S CHAPEL.

Isaac Morgan has had a telephone IN
stalled into his place of business, ana u I
also very convenient for social chats Win
neighboring phones. ,ooos
Strawberries are plentiful in some places
and scarce in others and they are ripehins
very irregular.
Onr school has closed after very succes'
fnl season, and there was marked advance
ment in the work done. We hope tLa'
the same, or teacher equally ellcienl'
will he secured for the coming ial'
Frank Truitt was a visitor to TINS sec
tio1 recently gathering news ana eo'ie0'-
ing for the Milford Chronicle
Miss Rosy Scott and Mr. Frank murphy
were ioined in matrimOny TWO weeks ago'
and very sensibly passed a short houe!
moon in visiting and are now ehgaseu IA
saving their strawberry crop
George Cahali is said to have the hnea'
strawberry patch in this vicinity .u
Mrs. A Nj. DickersOn, who has been lH
for a wear or more, is not any better now;
William Shockley and his wife have nau
family troubles and are now trying 10
agree TO disagree, by dividiBg up the two
/ children. but appear to be unable to soiNe
/ the question. .-. go h,sv
making nreparations for Children's Day
| which will be held June 23rd, at o c'ocN
| in the afternoon. A cordial inyitalloh j.
extended to all TO be present
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Wiley, llVihg
between Owens and Greenwood, met WltA
rather a sad fate in losing one oi thelI
children. ,.- ..o.;or
There are some farmers in this section
who have extra fine crops of strawberries
while Others have none of any cQnse,
oueuce. Better prices are beng reali1eu NE
! than have been for wears. Horace SUI
iar is said TO have sold 300 dollars worm
in one half day last week. Mr.. Sudler Is
rather an unusual gentleman in the mat
ter of being hospitable and each wees
treats his berry pickers to ice cream
James Wyatt, as a result OF having DeeI
shot in the face last fall, had to go TO the
bospital and have both eyes taken out
Eliza Messick is on the sick list
Children's Day services, when were Were u u
have been held on Sunday last at briuge
Vile, were postponed on account Oh III W
Rev. Colona being called to Dover 70 az
sist in the graduatian exercises oI th'
wilmington Conference Academy. III
the absence of the pastor the pulpit wa
filled by Aaron Viyen, an exhorter o
that place.
Wheat burglars are reported to be a
work in this community.
The two-vear-old baby boy OF Mr. am
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dickerson is seriously Ill VIII WIZ
tbe Group. This is the third attack Uni
summer.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-14
HARRINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Reese visited ms
parents. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Reese at the
NJ. Z. conference. ..,D.t.;
Mrs. Helen Conner Reese visited Balu-
more this week. She accompanied her
mother. IL
We hope to see Mrs. Moore come DacK
much improved in health.
Rev. F. II MuilineauX and wife visited
fredericksburg this week.
Mrs. Kate Sheldrake is having her
home repainted. ~,
MT and Mrs. VIM Jester, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Smith and son, Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs Walter Jester and X. W. koss
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ross on Sunday. .-..; %
Miss Bessie Curtis has been visiting at
Pennington. g.
Miss Nettie Ross entertained Miss Ger
trude Willoughby, of Hobbs, Md, on
Sunday. ..,oa
Mrs. Lizzie Harrington has returned
from visit in Wilmington, Philadelphia,
New York and other places OF interest.
The writer having out quite numDer
of hooks kindly desires those to whom
thev have been loaned, to please return
them soon as convenient. The book en-,
titled: the CANCEL of the Household,
thoHgh we'll worn, is doubly dear to its
owner and would be gladly welcomed
back as a long lost friend.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-14
GREENWOOD.

For the past two weeks there have been
many strangers here, the strawberry mar
ket accounting for them. Berries nave
sold at unusual prices. G w. ParkeI
hauled an ordinary load here and returned
home with S72. Charles Mai sold small
load on a dearborn for S42, and so all are
feeling good.
James Morgan's horse ran away last
Monday and threw him and his LOAD OF
berries out, scattering the latter over the
street. GU, ,u
will have the Children's Day ceremonies
The crate factory is working over time
to supply the demand for berry crates;
The NJ. L. Church services last sunday
we're very attractive, the children dong
fine. NJ
With two beef wagons coming to this
town. we are supplied with beef at prices
which are so high that the ordinary
family can not afford to buy it. Trout Is
a fair substitute, but they soon get weary
some to the appetite.
Feed is very high, and the prospect IS
that it will 20 still higher, as the outlook
for a corn crop is very gloomy.
Della Cahail is very i'll. Luff CANAL is
recovering from a recent illness. Lola
Cahall will remain in the hospital the
balance Of this month.
Miss Blanche zimmerman is recovering
frSm an illness.
VDavid Wroten and wife, from Florida
have been visiting in CIR eenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-14
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

Strawberries are scarce, and it causes
them to bring a high price. There have
been a number of buyers in town TINS
week seeking berries.
Miss Angie Shockley returned home on
Tuesday. She had been visiting relatives
in and around Lincoln for nearly a week !,
Mrs. Joshua Truitt entertained the AID
Society last Saturday evening.
The largest crowd on record gathered
at fine Methodist Church on Sunday even
ing to hear the children's service, Inc
audience was much pleased with the
little children. o., ~.
The w. q. T. U. meets with Mrs f.
f. Burris tomorrow evening. Ottlles'
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-14
Delaware HOnOred.

At the election of officers at the an
nual convention of the American Med
ical Association in Atlantic CITY last
week. Congressman Hiram X. Burton
Of Lewes, was elected vice. president
After his election, DR.. Burton was IN
troduced to the House Of Delegates,
whom he addressed and before whom
he made a very favorable impression.
This honor came to DR.. Burton because
Of his interest in all medical legislat ion
before Congress.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-14
EIONII
SUITS

We have a few EtOn Suits,
Z or s in number, beautiful
STYLES and new effects, they go
at cost.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-14
SHIRT WAIST
SUITS

at figures, that are lower tnan
you can buy the piece goods
for; we found a manufacturer
who was anxious to close out
certain numbers; we made an
offer, and now have them to
offer you at IA to l-3 oil the
real market value.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-19
Four Walls Never
Made a Home

Nor did any other impersonal thing. It's that
intangible something that comes of loving as.
ISOLATION and proprietOrship And what Il
part mere furniture plays in the making Of a
tlue home. Are not "baby's chair" and 'papa's
chair" and "mamma's chair" hallowed with
pleasant memories. and it is the same, to a
greater or less extent with every single piece
Of furniture in the average home. The buy
ing has been a subject of family counsel and
maybe some little sacrifice, and they be pleas
ures indeed if they have true worth and indi-
Eiduality. And these latter will be found at
This store. TRUE WORTH and INDIVIDU-
ALITY is what we eXacted when we bought
~hese goods and they are here for your inspec
non. Our regular prices are no higher than
most dealers charge for the ordinary kind and
nifty of lifetime
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-09
GYMNASIUM
FOR NORMAL
Systematic Physical n.
StructiOn Will Be Added
Next Year

The Lewiston State Norma, +
nave decided that they will ns. ''ee'
fund arising from the sale 80 ~. use the
demned and useless buildings -, 'op'
purpose of erecting a gymnas,ru. u's
new structure will cost annror,. Inc
$4,000 and will be located on
ground to be acquired from ~. ae
at a point directly west from the Nh. ~"
emit girls dormitory. 49,
1t was further decided at tha
lar monthly meeting held yesterd.S ~ :.
authorize the president to receive =. j."
plications for the position of nbv,,".,
training in the Normal and cre.,. ~
new department, and svstams..
physical training will be ca,r,.s
throughout the grades and in tho a."
eral years of the coure Of study
In creating the new departr.,,
there will be no addition to the teach
ing force>but shifting Of the stua,..
The demand for Latin is growing Las,
owing to the better preparation Of H,vh
school graduates and subject until now
under a department will be added IA
other work and the physical TRAINING
teacher will be given the German.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-09
CITY COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT
Charleston Fruit Growers
Confident Of Heavy
Yield
Charleston Bureau evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller
CHARLESTON, Wash. April 9.-Th9
regular meeting Of the city council
will be held at the city hall tonight
when the quarterly reports of the city
officers will be submitted for approval.
The treasurer and police departments
will have the more interesting reports.
Marshal Mcbride has sold over 80 d ,g
license tags in the past month, and at
this time has several CANNES in the
city pound waiting the call of their
owners. City bills incurred will also
be paid at this meeting.
The Silcott road proposition which
has been started by the city Chamber
of Commerce it is said will be brought
before the city council and a state
ment regarding its feasibility asked
| for. The Chamber Of Commerce is
working for its construction and has
thus far succeeded admirably well in
the work.
Trees Are Blooming.
The peach and plum trees on the
Charleston fiat are in full bloom. Eek
perienced fruit growers state that they
do not fear a late frost now, because
of the weather conditions surrounding
the lateness OF the spring. The trees
are loaded with blossoms, and shoult
everything move as. predicted a laIg,
fruit crop is in sight.
White Brothers & Crum have beef
looking the ground over preparation!
to starting the work of re- establishing
their packing house. They now hav'
men working among the fruit grow
ers of the fiat contracting for the sea
sons output of fruit.
A meeting of those interested in
city band was held at the Fern con
fectionery store last evening, when f
L. Allen of Lewiston was appointe
directed of the organization at a salar
to be fixed later. The band has ha
no leader for the past six months, sine
the departure of the former conduC
tor, and it has drifted away from u
organization.
The plan Of the band is now to civ
Saturday evening concerts in Clarke
ton and to take the same promineV
place in Charleston affairs as does Il
Lewiston band on that side of Il
river. Al rehearsal has been called 4
Thursday evening, the meeting to
held at the city hall. There are
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-09

pieces enrolled on the roster of the
band. 1t will be supported by popular
contribution, for which a petition Is
being circulated, monthly payments to
he made by business men and private
individuals.
The annual meeting of the Walla
waIla Presbyterian society will be
held In the Presbyterian church here
on Wednesday, April 10. An interest
ing program which has been prepared
follows:
900 a. m, devotions. led by Mrs. w.
E. Howard, Charleston.
$50 a. M, roll call.
Words of greeting, Mrs. ]. w. Hood,
Charleston.
Response. Mrs. George Wood, Mos
COW.
Reports of societies and officers.
APPOINTMENT of committees.
Business.
Our literature.
Echoes from boarding meeting. Mrs
E. E. Hench, Palouse.
1900 M, recess.
1880 o. M, devotions, led by Mrs. c
r. Scale, Potlatch.
Address, Work Among the Freed
men," Mrs. ]. A. Brown, Charleston.
Address, "a Plea. for Junior G. p
and Mission Bands" Mrs. G. F. Schorr
walla walla.
Address. "India," Mrs. c. D., Arm
strong, Johnson. -.
Address, 1.-THE Nez Perez Women,
Miss Maize Crawford, Lapwai.
Discussion.
Solo, Miss Esther Doege, Charleston
1880 p. m, hymn.
Scripture reading.
Singing, Nez Perez girls.
Address, Work Among the Ne
Perces," Mr.. James B. Dixon, Lapwa
Solo, Mr. l. N. Brazeau, Charleston.
Address, africa and the Christian
Nations Mrs. ]. c. Abels, Moscow.
Special music, pantomime: "Jesu
Lover Of My soHi," Nez Perez girls.
Report of committees.
Closing words.
Benediction.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-09

Accidents will happen. but the best.
regulated familitse keep DR.. Thomss
Electric Oil for such emergencies. n
subdues the pain and heals the huru
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08
The story ola Medicine.

Ita name--Golden Medical Discovery
was suggested by one 81 its most import
ant and valuable ingredients w. Golden
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago. DR.. Pierce dis
covered that he could, by the use Of pure.
triplcre6net glyccrire, aided by GER
tain dcgre, Of constantly maintained
heat and with the aid Of apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, ex
tract from our most valuable native me
dicinal roots their curative properties
much better than by tho use Of alcohol,
SO generally employed. SO the now world
famed Golden Medical Discovery" for
the cure OF weak stomach, Indigestion. or
dyspepsia. torpid liver, or billousness and
kindred arrangements was first made, as
It ever since has bAen. without . particle
Of alcohol 10 its maAe-up
4 slsnce.stNsl& iN list Of it, inered!-
ents. printaI on evefX bottle wrapper,
valuable medicinal Ats\found growing
In our American fores1S All these In
gredicnts have IecelYed the 1ttQpgest en-
iEffS.- E1ERe6 1bd ,Ydlaja0n Q0lEilQ
Ncdlcl Who lDcQmpAnd 1hAm ~ lhe X1kX
9eSt EehedlGs fQE the dlscalea iQ[ Yb!fh
vRRf .s Saak y IRess S11 ESs
been compiled by DR.. r. v. Pierce. Of
Buffalo, N. Y. and will I've mailed free to
any one asking same by postal card. or
letter addressed 10 the Doctor as above
From these endorsements, copied from
standard medical books Of oil the differ
Ont schools Of practice. II will be found
that the ingredients composing the "Gold
IN Medical Discovery" are advised not
only for the core Of the above mentioned
Diseases but al9p for tho cura ~ MI cn
tarrhal. bronchial and throat affections.
accompanied with catarrhal discharges,
hoars"ness, sore throat. lingering. or
hang on coughs, and all those waiting |
affections which. II not promptly and
property treated are liable to terminate
y consumption. Take DR. Piarce's Dis
'overy In time and persevere In is use
Until You give II a fair trial and it is not
ikely to disappoint. Too much must not
~ expected Of IT. It will not perform
II will not cure consumption
y It's advanced stages No medicine will.
: WtI cure tho affections that lead up to
" taken IN time.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08
ELECTION
Resolutions and Notice.

! Whereas, the Mayor and Board o
Trustees Of the City Of New Iberia die
at its session. held on the 9th day o.
May. 1907. ordain that an elcctio,
should be held throughout the City Of
New Iberia, Louisiana, on Wednesday
the twenty sixth day OF June. 1907.
Now we, the Board Of supervisors
Of election in and for the Parish Of
Iberia, duly qualified. commi s,ont d
and sworn, by virtue Of the authority
In Us vested do hereby give public
notice, that on Wednesday, the 10Th,
day Of June, 1907, an election will he
held throughout the City of New
Iberia, at the Court House, the polling
place Of said city, at the last general
election, for purpose of taking the
sense ofthe property tax pay ers of the
City Of New Iberia. qualified according
to the Constitution and Laws of the
State Of Louisiana to vote at said elect
ION upon the question Of .levying 4
three aud one (3N) mill tax per
annum, upon al the taxable property
n said City during the term often 90,
years. to raise the sum of eight thous.
and five hundred dollars ($s5OO) per
year to pay an aggregate sum Of eighty
five Thousand Dollars ($S5OOO) AZ pee.
fed IN the ordinance adopted Ly the
Mayor and Board Of Trustees Of IN.
City OF New Iberia, N aid of The New
Iberia-St. Martin aud Northern Rail
road Company.
And pursuant to the authority yest-
"a IN us. We. the Supervisors of Fleet.
on, do hereby name and appoint IN.
oll0wfng Commissioners and Clerl
o preside at the election precinct and
'olling place above named, and at said
election:
W Bauman, Jno T DevaIcourt and
'rsnk Mestayer as Commissioner.
nd A Cammack, Clerk.
Said commissioned are instructed n
pen the polls At Q A M and TO close
hem at p n on the same dav.
mus done and signed. officially on
'e 9TH day Of May 1907.
r,. e; TX FF $lHseS.
o''"n 1. LYON, Jr.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08

in above petition beginning in III,
year 1909 and extending to an,
including the year 1913, to pro
dmcc annually he sum Of eight,
five hundred dollas, making an az
g,egate amount Of eighty five thou
sand dollars to bc collected.
SIC 81 BE it further ordained
etc, that said election shall ht
held under the election laws al
the State Of Louisiana, and ~
the polling place At wlii"b tn.
last proceeding general congress
sIoual and municipal elections
were held. to wit: the Court
House IN the City Of New Iberia;
and that the form Of ballot 10 be
used ut sand election shall he the
following:
For u special tax Of three aud
one half mills ~ favor uf The
New Iberia 81 Martin and North
ern Railroad Company, or so
much Of such three aud one half
mills as may w necessary. to raise
during each year beginning with
the year 1909 and extending to
and including the year 1913. the
sum Of eighty five hundred dol
lars per year, thus aggrcgat'ng
the sum Of eighty five thousand
dollars
Against y special tax Of three
and one half mills IN favor Of the
New Iberia st. Martin x North
EN- Railroad Company, o. j."
much Of such three and one half |
mills ~ may be necessary, I" raise
during each year beginning With
the year 1909 and extending to
aud 'n.mlding the year 1913 the
sum Of cigh. thousand five hun
ired dollars per year, thus aggre-
eating the sum Of eighty five
thousand dollars.
SEC 3 BE It further ordained
itc. That the Board Of Supervi
'ors Of the Parish Of IBERIA are
hereby requested TO appoin. com
and clerks 10 serve in
he premises; to give due notice
II said appointment and Of the
line and place Of holding said
lection and to make their return
# said election as required by
NV.
SEC. . De it further ordained
tc. That the commissioners of ,
lection shall receive the ballots Of I
II property tax payers Of the
'ity Of New iberia entitled to vote
SAID special election under the
and laws of this State i
nd upon which the voter shall 5
ave endorsed or cause TO be en- )
'rsed bis name and property to /
(. voted before depositing the {
ame in the ballot box.
SEC . BE it further ordained :
&c. That this ordinance be pub a
shed III the official journal Of the
ity of New Iberia during the pc u
Oh Of thirty clear days previous ?
the date Of said election and tAa4 :
lie ordinance take effect from and 3
ter its passage
Thus done, read, adopted aud y
gned aud seal affixed IN open ses-
III in New Iberia, Louisiana, this =.
h day Of May, 1907. :"
g. G Langblin
Mayor p,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Conformab'y with the ordinance
herein below appearing notice Is
hereby given that an election viii lc
held Of MI qualified voters cf The CITY
Of New iberia. l.n. on June 10Th, lndt
NJ the Court House ci The tit, ~ New
iberia. between hou,a hSei i, 'av
Ia take the sense oi the tax raseta
entitled to vote ~ the rremisea cu
tho proposition ~ give e. The New
iberia st Martin q Ncuhe,n u H.
60. tax for period ~ ten
years under the rpAdticns and I'm
itation aud 70, the purpose set forth
In the ordinance herein below rec,tei
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08
INCONSISTENCIES

n, French S Pr"vidcoce' T.
MEHAN MARY JNO K ACME, ! Sc
N, Rozier, $, Mouret, i, limo,
W, Gravunberg.
ROSS MRS r. l. {, q,
N, Weary, S, Jplia, y, Wood
ruff. W, Darby.
on nm said day Of sal. VI
sell such portion 81 sad p,"iett>
n" each debtor will point .,H d, 4
in ease the debtor viii no ,nln
out sufficient property, Nlli ~
once and without further delay
soil the least quantity Of said pro
perty 1T any tax debtor, whlcl, amy
bidder wip buy for the anoun,
OF taxee interests auf~"cosis due
by san nFBYnr. 1I.s saic Will ne
without apI'f~isaWeut-f cash
in legal tender money Of the I'M
ted States. and the property Sold
shall he redermablc at aay tim,
for the space Of one year by ~,
ing the price gwen including costs
and 20 per cent. thereon Interest
and cOs's arc not included in Il
hove amounts.
Given officially this l;th d., ~
May, A. y 1907
=. .jubin. t",Iee'o
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
Or ENJOYABLE PROPERTY IN THE Cry
or New IBERIA,
THE CORPORATION Of New InEnrA
VERSUS
DELlNQU EMIT TAX DEBTORS.

Wy virtue Of the authority vested In me BY
the Constitution ard laws " the State III
Louisiana. ! will sell at the trout door Of tbs
Court ttonse~<w~Nrh the Ciyil District
Counter t's.RArtsn Of Iberss n he'd, with,
legal hours Tor judicial sales. beginning at II
o'clock 4. NJ.
on ssrrrbAy w 18th. A. y. 1907.
and continuing each sAe~eeding day uu,ll
said sales are completed. M iynovabl.
property On which taxes are now due to the
corporation u New Iberia. and to the New
Iberia Southern Drainage District. 10 on
| force collection oftaxes assessed in the year
below specified together with inter.s,
thereon from the ist OF November rM6 ut
| the rate of per cent per aunuu,. until paid
| and all cost
The names ~ said delinquent tax payers.
assessment 0f said year and the im,nOvabie
property assessed u, each. and to be or. req
for sale. is as.foilows. to- witt
BUTLER JUNIUS 20
n,""ssard, ), Snyder, +. johnson
W. Blanc.
ROUTTE DANIEL $50
berry. :, Marie. T., Marie. W
Marie st,
HOtffTE CATHERINE 3aOI
Providence. :. Killing 4. Biapchet
W. Frere.
DON tNGUE EMMAE. $50
n Pufr =. Ward. H. St Peter
DECUiR GILBERT go
~ Conrrege. y Lot II. g. Boudraaux
W Madison 81
\. French. $. Rcynaud. +, Dale.
W. Mouton.
Durable ESTA. ,m
n. Jack. $. Lane. n. Tillman, w.
Lewis.
DANIELS ALFRED $50
n. Waller. $. Grup. +. Road W.
DAVID ERNEST ~
Main.
EVANS Jos o.cI
y. Lassallc. :. Alley. r. Beckmen.
W Robertson.
FKANIEPA FERRANTILr.O 0m
Center, s. Cruuchet. n. Washing
ton. W. y ,rrnen.
FOREMAN &C 5m
Jane.
sEERE MRS. LIS. so
II. FL
II 1T.
N. Galtiand. !, Killing. r, Robertson
W. st Peter
n n Kemp. $. Gage. F.. Fisher, ".
st Peter
OSTEK h BROUslARD IN -.
N. Lots "a >. s.. Bik
|AJAN& KING ,sol
" Lot ~ & 1lnf z Maa,.o. '''Y1
lot = "a
!; c,%'s ). I''7ss.>s.eer'.o". W 40
ARRIS EST JEFF aso q
v y; f e, 80 's : TX Chestnut
\ \. @. Carol. ), nreyd BOW. "
lHNsON CHAs 4s,I
N French. :. iiebert. 4. Landry. W
,HNsoN DAVIS ,m
'"t = b'k. .3IPAN
.ANLOuiS JEAN ana
y. Davis. :. KOad, T.. Bayard, W,
toad ""
sEPH. JOSEPH M
y. Joseph. :. Carol. y. Thomas, w.
ORION " Al
FFEKsON WCP .,.|
v. Moore ~
MES MARY ,co
!. Field. Lott, +. Lots 'w
= ~. street
NDRY PAuL&J ~
eicambe w. iii
WIS MARIE r.
!: me I. haw Alley $ Henshaw + VIII & ~
am BrOussard III
WIS los "a
Center $ ZephiruGE Moore " o." Fl
sTER ED -.
Dublin ""'S'" VI
iDOR CAMILLA 4 AIS
"iI u ndor + Madison W Lourd
NGLTIAIs JULES
Julia Neizey E Olivier " Le-
rCHELL EUGENE
Stansbury SCenter r Derouep w
'lcambe
RTIN AMELIA ,uA
Lot u : keedom r Lot 2 W Ransom L."
1LLIPS LEONIE ,oo y
Lourd. q, French. E. Robert.
IN. w. Lourd ~
ERTON A. J. o sool "
, Human. 8. Faulke. E. ~" II
nyle. w, Center. y
3ERTsON JUSTIN so $.
verrier. 8. Jumafa. E Madi. @'o
., ". Jackson. -,
NSBURY RE .ooS
Fir Fire Hail. &, 9. Hayes. +. ;.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08

YOUR !, ,.-..;-.. ,..,..
CHARACTER BY Tic lias, Il yssr
hard. Tie chafaciar
q ysaf BUSINESS IS judged largely b
yssf IL u stationery ~ alvertisiag
natter. We pSlscs Tie rish Iii 4
pbsd1y, - prhtiag - alvsftisiae,
- 01c1rD 4 ~ chafsc(er. vea
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08

For Palms, Wounds, Bprns.
Use Royaline Oil thSgreat An.
tiseptic. Money|bacb IF not satis.
Factory. If yon/waN it weak like
the others, add fter to suit and
save your monV. Zoe, 25c, 5Oc
For sale. All Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-08

SAMJ1ET,C EST MARY :; .,
N, French. S. Hebert, T.
Miguez, W, Lourd.
WILLIAMS JOHN j, 81
N, F,ewsh. $. Mitchell, II.
Robertson, W.aNoges