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The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
SPECIAL TAXES

W. have hoard fba ahiep... that
there is y roeeihifit that t6ia oif,-
will be asked for = special ax in
aid of trolley line. Tncie Is no
question in the minds oi the reople
about the trolley being - prpaf
public convenience en1 f1 Il
would prove trade tniGliny Tft-
tor for the eontrts of ropuiafira.
lnt. ~ tn same tirrn fEera would
developc considcralle imposition
TO a tax for troliaV H@e
II is arguad that that is = hiu
difference between The VOTING af
2 bonus for = sj"am 'aiI liaa and
voting one 10 ffoller II lie
first instance the town ~ village
is IN incident 10 2 through line
The bonus is the magne that mas
/ pull curry" III hn main line O.
/ such road, \ superior induce
ment may cause tn linb To aWefVe.
in the opposite direction. Iruni,
line railroads have Repeatedly in
the past built cities ont Of villages,
CLake fharics,l and tleUriahing
towns in vast, place. e roWleyl
while small towns which have d.
MED any encourag omen To trunk
lines have had Nlliago con1i 'ons
made perpetual CfhihndeauNl For
thes" reasons the progressive ta|-
payer hesitates 10 discourage the
coming OF trunk line 20 the home .
OF his property holding
In the case Of the trolley, con .
dit,ons are quite different In
stead ot the town being an in
eldent, II become destiny an OBJ
lective. The center Of population
and the populous district is the
excuse or incentive for trolley
building.
Again, capital for trolley build
ing has repeatedly sought invest
ment in fields far less promising
than the Teche VALLEY II ia doing
so today.
II a trolley line cannot be built
and successfully operated IN this
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

More than 20 per cent of the l6, ,2Sl
boil weevils confined in the experi
mental cages a! Mansura. last fall
survived the winter and have hiber.
mated, Indicating that climatic and
other conditions in central Louisiana
are favorable to heavy propagation OF
the pest. Planters who destroyed their
cotton stalks before Oct. 90 are assured
OF three-fourths crop this year.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

From New Iberia to the lake shore.
at the mouth of bayou Boutte, would
be about 10 miles by water, if the
Teche-Boutte canal is made reality.
From New Iberia to Dauterive's Land.
ing, over land, is Is miles-when the
roads are good.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

From the Teche to tho month of
bavou Boutte is ". 800 fe Z; or. 4
miles. This is the rerort made "
Surveyor Guilfoux in December 1906
By slightly changing the line If his
survey. as he recommended, the dis
lance might be shortened few hum
bred feet.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
Baton Rouge, La, June II. 1000

Baton Rouge, La, June Is, 1909.
The Department Of Education is
getting ready for the meeting of
the state Board of Education on
Saturday of this week. which will
be held at the call OF Governor
Sanders to consider the iberia
Parish Superintendent muddle
growing out of the election of Mr.
Dupuy as Superintendent by the
Old Board. which retired last wear,
and the election of Mr.. Valet bv
the new Board, both Messrs. Valet
and Dupuy claiming to be the leg
ally elected superintendent of the
parlsh. superintendent Harris
made an agreement whereby both
were to resign. and both did re-
sign, but Mr. Valet was reelected
He was informed bv the STATE
Board of Education three months
ago that he would have to resign.
and he did resign, hut the iberia
Board declined to accept his re-
signation. Since this meeting of
the Board Attorney GuiOn has civ
en- his opinion to the effect tbat
the Governor, under the new law. /
has not the authority to remove I
Parish Board of Education, and.
as the State Board has followed
The Attorney Generals opinion in
,ther matters, it will probably fol-
OW ii in this.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

Under this opinion the Iberia
Board cannot be reached, and the
only way the State Board can ex-
ercise any authority over Super
intendent Valet is TO take his GER
tificate away from him. Whether
such a step will be taken will de-
veIop Saturday.
Those who are familiar with The
history OF this case will recognize
4, once that the above account
fails to recount the leading po,nts
OF the defense-the Parish School
authorities.
And now, that tha school Board
itself cannot be reached hv re-
movaI, Prof. Wallets certifiaate 10
A majority of the people ar th;s
parish would welcome an acf of tba
State Board, in which they would
remove the whole subject matter
from their calendar and allow l.
IBERIA to deal in iberia questions
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
RAILROAD ELECTION
9Th WARD.

The Police Jury met on Thurs
DAY and promulgated the returns
OF the specIal railroad election held
at the Court House on Monday last
for the Sixth WardGof this Parish
outside of the city Of New Iberia.
The Sixth Ward carried for the
proposed tax of 4 mills by the fol-
lowing vote:-
Assessment voted for the
tax,--- x1N,654 90
Assessment voted against
the tax,--- $3.50. 90
Number of votes cast for tbe
the tax. =. - 90
y lumber of votes cast against :
the tax,.-- - :. - 49,. a
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

In Baton Rouge, on the 14tb OF
July. the French fete will be cele-
brated by the Frenchmen of the place,
Consular Agent Alex Frouchy presid-
ing. The banquet will take place at
the Istrouma Hotel.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
Loose Leaf Ledgers. at Mi||aIds

The Peoples Drug Co. which has
neeh operating drug store on
west Main street for colored peo-
Pc fof the past two Or three years.
mas gone into the hands of a re-
ceiver.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The deepest cut that would have to
be made in cutting the Teche-Boutss
canal would be a feet-across Tive
ridge on the east bank OF the Teche.
The surface rapidly drops 10 lower
levels as you proceed towards the lake.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

Eastern capital is behind a project
to drain $4,000 acres of land in the
southern portion Of Vermilion Parish
for colonization by uck-growers and
stock. raisers.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

Tomatoes can be cultivated with
much profit. The Thibodaux Can
ming Factory paid for some tomatoes
Mt the rate of 80 per ton, and the Bal
timore Canning Factory $3.50.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

Any subscriber not receiving his
paper regularly will please report
same to this office and an investiga-
tion will promptly be made by the
management.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
NEW MUSIC.

We received from l.. Grune wald
u Co, Ltd, this week some twenty
copies OF "The Song of Evangeline''
by Miss Mary B. Weeks. IT is a
Morceau de Concert and we take
especial pleasure in recommending
TINS composition to musicians and
music lovers as being a gem.
Miss Weeks is to be congratulate
ed indeed upon the high merit of
TINS composition. 1t bears testi-
mony OF the artistic skill Of its
composer and the harmonious
blending of sweet cords is truly a
reflex of the soul of music. Long
after "Rag-time" will have heen
forgotten this piece will be plaved
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
JEREMIA;; 5 LOGIC.


~ = Hole.
jeremiah thoutlfully4 Say. pa
If tell Willie Smith 10 tell Tom
Kill my little dogs would II be right
for me To tell r'liee and get Jack in
ial2"
Rev Pr EliiNh duncan, taking q
long view of his hopeful over The rim,
Of his gold srectacles Jeremiah, !
have always encouraged YOU to ask
questions md this gain knowledge
hui ] have neve, encouraged YOU in
asking foolish ones. But il order to
show your responsibility, will in
form vou. Jeremiah. that of the four
that were involved in the kiisinr ol
the dogs, you were the greatest crimi
nal. Now don't ask any more ques-
4 tions
/ Silence for ten minutes.
PAP"
es. What iS ~ nOwY
KIN Jack Jones, the s'loon- keeper.
iine yonr church?'
Most decidedly sotr'
why pap
Why? Because he Is engaged in
the diaboIical business of making
drunkards; turning the home of peace
and comfort into hell, taking the
bread out Of the mouths and shoes
from off the feet OF mothers and child
ren; filling the iails, poor houses and
insane asylums with its victims No,
jeremiah, no saoon- keeper could io,n
my church for the world"
well, pa, why do people low him
to sell whisky thenP'
For the reason that he has license
to carry on the helish business"
Who gave him his license, pap
Judge Lee
Isn't Judge Lee member of your
church pap"
Yes, he is;and one of the finest and
truest of Christian men"
If he is such good man. how
&C culd he give = license to Jack Jones
to sell whisky?'
Judge Lee is not responsible for
The law which colnpe's him 90 give
iccuse, Jeremiah,"
Who max es the law?,
"The Legislature"
"What ia legia--legas- -le-?"
THE legislature is composed OF men
elected BY the people TO make laws
or the people. Senator Smith of our
'huroh is one Of the law makers
Did you vote for him, PAP"
Yes, sir, ! consider il n great
'onor to belong to the old jefferson
an Democracy"
"ls Senator Smith Dimmicrat?n
"Yes, he is.'
Judge Lee. too?''
Yes"
Jack Jones ~
YES, yes! But see here. if Won
ont dry mp with your questions you
'tlI feel the lifting power of my mum
er mines. y,
Another long pause. a
Jeremiah. thoughtfnlly -"Pa. if II
as to blame most for killing the dogs
int you to blame, too, for voting for
enator Smith to make law that
'mpels Judge Lee to give license 10
,ck Jones to engage in dabolical
islness of selling whisky? And
nee you and tie Senator and tho :
idge belong to church, why can't
lex Jones jine, too? Amt he doing
st what the Dim micrat party said he
y DO? and amt ron all Dimmicrats?
sacon Giles is right, pa; the man
al votes with a license party is wors
than the s'loon keeper" !,
Shut right no sir! u, Never let 7
hear you allnding to this subject 2
ain. A boy Of your age should never n
about things you cannot under &C
md. Prepare tor bed, and vou can
ank yourself that your father is a
ristian man = Nashville Issue.
Published by request. o'
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The Teche-Boutte Canal would
give the shortest possible route to
the Mississippi river from th is
point. LET'S cur IT.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The Teche-Boutte Canal won,d
give the shortest possible route to
the Mississippi river from tb;s
point. LET'S CUT TT. go
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The Teche-Boutte Canal would
give the shortest possible route to
the Mississippi river from xhis
point. LET'S CUT IT.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The bayon Teche would he less
polluted 10y the sugar factories,
having more water, With the Tecbe-
Boutte canal in operation.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

Louisiana Conservation Commission
recommended that the State order
owners to close wild gas wells, or that
the State close them.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The Mahaffev Hotel Mt Jennings,
which cost 10000 in 1904, was auc-
toned for $lS.3l5 to satisfy mort.
gage.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
1.-THE GOVERNOR HAS
NOT THE AUTHORITY
IO REMOVE A PARISH BOARD
OF EDUCATlON-IS THE OPIN-
ION OF THE ATTORNEY GEN
ERAL.

In the Picayune of "Wednesday
appeared the following informa-
ton in dispatch from Baton
Rouge:-
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

Any erroneous reflection upon the
standing or reputation of any person.
firm or corporation which may appear
in the columns of the Iberian will be
gladly corrected if brought TO the at
tention OF the editor.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The shortest distance between the
Teche and the lakes is found across
Fausse Pointe through bayou Boutte.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

Archbishop Blenk, Of New Orleans,
is now in Rome. and attends recep-
tions given IN audience by the Pope.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
A CHANGE OF STYLE

The Polite Letter Writer Of the latte
part of the eighteenth century, ! fear
was sometimes reserted to in the lons
iago, for to he too original was not
considered q desirable quality
Here is = specimen evidently copied
from some such book II is lette,
n from a girl To her father, acquaintinu
4 him with q proposal ehn haa received
| while visiting friends in the country.
\ "Honorcd Sir A. Young Mr. T. +,
4 whose father | am sensible is one Of
| your intimate aequaintances, has dur
| ing my VISIT to the country made an
| oren declaration Of lassion for me
| and pressed me closely to comply
1 with his overtures Of marriage,
! thought # my duty to decline all of
fers OF that nature, however advan-
tagpons they may seem to be, TIL
| had y0ur thoughts on 50 important Al
affair, and have discouraged his ad-
dress and will keep him in suspense
until ] see you again, and | shall
then he directed bv your su-
perior judgment ! beg leave, how
ever, with due submission, to acuuaint
you of the idea ! have ascertained
of him. and hone ! am not too blind
me TO be perfectly honorable in his
intentions Aud to me nowise fnfefior
to any gentleman of nv acquaintance
hitherto in regard to good sense or
good manners. | frankly own. sir,
would admit of his addresses with
pleasure We're they attended with
your consent aud appreciation. Be
assured, however, that ! am not so
far engaged as to act with precipita-
ton nor comply with any offers. incon- I
sistent with that iilial duty which in
gratitude to your paternal Indulgence
! shall ever owe you. Yonr speedy /
instructions therefore, in ~ momen-
tons an article will prove the greatest
satisfaction imaginable to, honored
sir, your most dutiful daughter"
Contract with this the modern girls
letter to her father upon similar
occasion:
"Deary; ! our angel child wants
you to be awfullv good 10 Billy when
ne comes iloundering into your office
MS morning to ask for this aforesaid
nigel Now. darling, YOU know Won
'iWaSs gave your grille everythinp {
he wanted, as well as allowed her ia {
10 Just what she pleased even to
arriving Teddy bear up and doxn
he Board walk 1T Atlantic CITY when j
ne was great big debutante Now /
'iliy IS hear Of the first magnitude: 6
ven his best friends (mvseif pre-
mtnently) admit this: hut. Daddy
40 love bears, you know! And | :
now II appeals TO YOU that if had il
cen on the right side or the stoct 4
'arket all these months. He would :
ropose 10 me out in the rose garden :
sf night at the Bs' and so now I Il
ave sent him TO you | will he home e1
soon as you answer me properly
ther by wire or phone Now dear n,
Vt, am waiting to pack my trunk a,
'd HE me home, though Mrs. b ta
sgs and pleads for me to stay longer st
on know she can ferret ont any love n
fair, even nonexisting ones so she ie O.
zen to watch Billy and me. Please
J you VIII receive this bear of mine
your future loved and horored SON
law, ard then the Angel Child viii
turn TO her own vine and her own
tree. Your ever spoiled and pdor-
ie daughter, w Washington Herald.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
THEIR uNCEASING WORK
KEEPS US STRONG
AND HEALTHY.

All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every
| three minutes. The kidneys filter
the blood. They work night and
day. When healthy they remove
about 500 grains of impure matter
daily, when unhealthy some part Of
this impure matter is loft in the
blood. This brings on many dis
eases and symptoms, pain in the
back, headache, nervpusness, hos
dry skin, rheumatism lgout, gravel
disorders of the eyasiah In and hear
ing, dizziness, irreglIi hsfrt de-
bilitv, drowsiness, d tod dsy, Id dbospe
in the urine, etc. Bit II vo( Fep
the filters rightyou VIII haze no
trouble with Hurl kidn4ys."
Avit HeHert, Dupdkier Ave-
New Iberia, La. says f1 gladle
testify to the grd ht merit of Doan's
Kidney Pills. Fl pr long time /
was troubled byfpains in my back
winch az tunes Seem unbearahle
| was told by a physician whom l
consulted, that the pain was caused
by disordered condition Of nv
kidneys. Seeing Doan's Kidney
Pills advertised, | procured a box
at Taylor's drug store ard began
their use at once. ] WIS given
prompt relief and have had no re-
turn Of the trouble since. In re-
turn for the benefit | have re-
ceived, | feel that it is no more
Ihan right for me to give Duan's
Kidney Pills my endorsement"
For sale by all dealers. Price |
10 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buff
'alo, New York, sole agents for the \
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- /,
md take no other.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

would make new industries pos
sible for New IBERIA. Let's cut it.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19
SATURDAY. JUNE 19. 1909.

In East Carroll Parish 10000 acres
of land have been sown in rice.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The Iberian Is responsible for no
inp,gidual deb's contracted by par
ties connected In any capacity with
the paper.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

Publication and Editorial Offices 232
w Main street.
Telephone. ... lberian
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

For Job Printing go to Millard's.
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

For Job Printing go to Millard,s
b. +. MILLARD, The Printer
The weekly Iberian., 1909-06-19

The Boutte Canal would
give the shortest possible route to
the Mississippi river from this
point. LEToSFCUT TT.
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say,
But those who desire can have it
that way.
Well, they had for each day differ
ent band,
And the music they made was just
simply grand.
l gazed on the cattle the chickens
and pigs,
l looked at the chaises the wagons
and gigs.
The horses went fast, the autos went
faster,
As fast it is said as the news of dis
aster.
But faster by far went the news of
each prize,
None of them large, not enormous in
size.
The fair is all over it's glories are
gone,
It's stalls stands deserted, abandoned
and lone.
But my heart overHows with gladness
and glee,
When think of the fair that is
promised,to be.
N, REDKEY,
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EAST MONROE.
July 10. 100.

July 10, '09.
Mrs. Ira Carmeau was visiting in
Leesburg Thursday.
r. Wilson and wife and son we're
the guests of Walter Wilson and wife,
at Thrifton, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Smith, of Bloomfield,
Iowa, was called here last week by
the sudden illness of her mother, Mrs
Eli Haines.
Fred Waugh, of Columbus, was a
visitor here Thursday.
John Cahill was visitor in Green.
field Saturday.
Charles Mckinney received broken
leg last Wednesday. A hay stacker
which was being raised becoming
over.balanced and falling against
him. he is getting along very we'll.
Ella Smith returned last week after
several weeks visit with relatives
near Washington G. q.
Isaac Cherry, the oldest citizen of
this community, passed away last
Wednesday afternoon, at the age of
SO years. He was born in the state of
New York in 1916 and moved to Ohio
when eight year old. He had been
confined to the house for several
years.
Mrs. Jane Cahill was visiting at
Leesburg.
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Tho Rainnboro Fair.

went, Mr.. Editor, to the Rainsboro
Fair
What 1 saw there l will herein de-
clare.
Thousands of people of all sizes and
ages
Live stock in pen that served them
as cages.
That the bread and preserves which
the women brought out,
Heped to make a success there isn't
a doubt.
The canned fruit and butter, I'm sure
took the cake
For those women are sciencedlon what
ever they make.
They had sweet potatoes and cabbage
and cheese
A display of fine flowers though a
dearth of sweet peas.
There we're peppers and onions and
one kind of beet,
From the name that it bears, I infer
it is sweet.
The apples we're luscious, the fruits
all divine,
That ripe on the tree or blush on the
vine.
But sweeter and fairer the bloom on
the cheek
OF the brightsparkling maidens whose
praises speak.
An agent 1 saw with a farming ma
chine,
Why the finest he said that ever he d
seen.
It's wonderful merits he we'll did ex-
plain
Said If corn doesn't come up, plant it
again.
For sure it can't be the fault of the
planter,
For II seed corn is good it should come
instanter.
He too had binder to cut farmers
wheat
Which he says does its work quickly
and all very neat.
Our forefather used a sickle we'er
told,
Then the scythe and the cradle bu,
they now are old.
They've had their time and are nov
out of date,
For the farmers all hustle and fol
them can't wait.
Improvements are great and may vel
be greater,
Yet crops all depend on a bounteoui
Creator.
I'm not now disposed to rise to ex
plain
Or tell what could be done in the
absence of rain.
I saw shells from oceans a hundret
or more,
In large ones tits said you can hea,
the sea roar.
How eer tn may be I'm not able t
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FAIRVIEW.
Leesburg

July ~, w.
j. W. Hart, who has been employed
near Hamilton, returned home
Wednesday.
Henry Saums and wife visited rela-
tives near Webertown Sunday,
Mrs. Mary Brulport, of Dodsonville,
who visited relatives here several
days last week, returned home Fri.
day.
Miss Nellie Britton, of Hillsboro,
visited friends here Sunday.
The date for the ice cream festival
to be given by the third and fourth
classes of the Fairview Sunday School
has been changed to Saturday, July
81.
Mrs. Robert Burton is quite sick at
her home west of the village.
Lewis Leininger and wife enter
tanned number of friends Sunday.
James Brown, of Hillsboro, wai
looking after his farming interests in
this vicinity Friday.
Mrs. David Guiselman and son, oi
West Carrollton, are here for visit
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weston, ocean-to-ocean walker,

Said recently: when you feel down
and out, feel there lie no use living,
just take your bad thoughts with you
and walk them of. Before you have
walked a mile things will look roster
Just try it," Have you noticed the
increase in walking of late in every
community Many attribute it to
the comfort which Aliens Foot. Ease,
the antiseptic powder to be shaken
into the shoes, gives to the millions
now using t.. As Weston has said,
at has real merit"