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The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
SEARCH AND
SEIZURE LAW

Rev. ID. ID. Forsyth, in a statement
last night, attacked the state govern
ment for not having a search and
seizure law" and declared that if to-
morrow at the election he and his
friends succeed in electing three of
our candidates." search and
seizure law" will be passed and put
into effect under the charter form OF
government, here in Grand junction
by these commissioners. He declared
that legal talent had informed him
that such a stringent ordinance could
be passed although the states does not
provide for such n law.
Rev. Forsyth is heartily in favor of
such a law for under its provisions
any mans place of business or any
mans place of residence may be
raided and searched at any time If
there is reason to believe he has any
liquor stored therein whether for pri-
waite or other use.
Such a law is in effect in very few
places in America.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
CENTENARIANS DIE SAME DAY.
[speclal to The sentinel.l

Chicago. Nov 1.-Two very re-
markable old Chicago women passed
into the great beyond Saturday Both
were centenarians; the total of their
combined ages was 2O6 years.
These two old perhaps
the oldest in the city of 2.5O0,9OO
souls-who. singularly enough. died
on the same day, were:
Mrs. Antonia Spadzinski. aged l02
years.
Mrs. Amelia Mockles, aged l04.
Disease did not carry off these two
old women. They lived each In her
own way, quietly, happily and con-
tentedly. and then. almost at the
same moment, exhausted Nature as
serted herself The end of each was
like their lives-peaceful. "Old age"
was the cause of death in both cases.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
MAN WHO WROTE Sensational
CIRCULAR DECLARES THAT ITS
STATEMENTS ARE TRUE.-HE
TELLS WHY HE DID IT, AND
HE is SUPPORTING CHAR
TER NOMINEES
CONTINUED from page one.)

cured the written endorsement OF
Senators Teller and Patterson and
Congressman Hogg, Brooks and
Boynnge. Mr.. Hogg went with me
personally to Secretary Hitchcock and
l laid the matter before him and pre-
sented my endorsements and creden-
tials.
After long conference he stated
that he saw no objection to restoring
the land, If there was no fraud con-
nected with it, as the government
could not build the ditch for some
time. The matter was referred TO the
reclamation bureau and everything
looked favorable until the Secretary
of the Interior received telegram
from Mr.. Aupperle. as secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, which dis
credited me and discredited my mis-
sion. Finding, as believed, that the
Chamber of Commerce had gone back
on me | came home. Arriving here
l found that Mr. Aupperle had sent
that telegram to the Secretary with
out order of the board of directors or
its president.
That telegram, in my Judgment. de-
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

DR.. and Mrs. p. p. Collins and lit
tie son returned to Grand Junction
Saturday night from Richmond, Ky.
the old home of Dr. Collins, where
they have been for the past four
months while DR.. Collins has been
giving attention to the affairs of the
estate of his late father and of his
younger brother, Joe Collins, who was
murdered by a mountaineer some
months ago. The popular physicians
many friends are warmly welcoming
him home.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

sated more than anything else the
estoration of the land to entry and
Iade my journey FOOLS erTand and
ne consequences are that a majority
those homesteaders have lost their
omestead rights and their claims.
Now. as fair minded people of this
ity, want to ask you IL that tele-
ram sent in the way IL was and sent
Without authority of the board of
directors and for purpose which |
rave not been able to solve, was not
| stab in the back" What object
lie had in sending that telegram,I do
not know. Perhaps he thought that
the proving up on 10000 acres of
land and putting some of II on the
market would decrease the price of
his land which he had bought under
the line of the canal.
The above will Indicate that | was
justified in using any means | could
to call attention of the people of this
city in startling manner to Mr.
Aupperle's record. / have done 1t
and | am proud of it.
Now, | come to another matter. |
charge that Mr.. Aupperle said before
any petitions were circulated and
said in the presence of witnesses that
he would not run for mayor If Mr..
Slocomb would. | am confident he
Will not deny this allegation. | un-
derstand that he claims he got his
petition out first, but | wish to call
his attention to the fact that Mr..
Slocomb had his petition filed at least
twenty-four hours ahead of Mr.. Aup-
perle's and Mr.. Aupperle had abund-
ant time to decline 30 run ii he had
shown any disposition to keep his
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
BEFORE The BATTLE
lAdvertisement.)

The hour for press argument has
about closed-tomorrow is the day of
election. Most of you have made up
your minds as to whom you will vote
for. This paragraph is to impress
upon you that every word on behalf
-ur -. s. Wright, appearing in these
columns, advocating his candidacy
as commissioner of health and civic
beauty, has been as true as gospel.
He is well fitted for the office and
will give the city an honest and pro-
giessive administration according to
the letter and spirit of the charter.
VOTE RIGHT - VOTE FOR
WRIGHT.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
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Forecast till y. m. Tuesday:
For Colorado: Fair tonight and
Tuesday.
Weather Conditions.
disturbance central in north
Illinois this morning is causing
warmer weather in the Ohio and low
er Mississippi valleys, with general
rains and occasional thunderstorms.
High pressure covers the West.
with clear, cool weather in the noun
tain and prairie states
Cloudy and warmer weather pre-
walls in the extreme Northwest, and
rain has been general in Washington,
Oregon and Idaho.
The conditions indicate continued
fair, cool weather in this vicinity to-
night and Tuesday.
r. NJ. HARDINGE.
Official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
TRULY A SURPRISE PARTY
Especial TO The Sentinel. |

Waterloo. Ia, Nov. IA surprise
party proved fatal to Horace Colsan,
wealthy farmer of Jessup, Iowa.
Saturday night, when score of
friends appeared unexpectedly at the
Colsan home. His excitement be-
came so great that he collapsed, dy-
ing twenty minutes later
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
THREE MEN To
ANSWERCHARGE

Yesterday morning Ed. Galla-
CHER and James Gould were ar
rested by Undersheriff Charles
Wallis on warrants sworn out
charging them with making un-
lawful sale of liquor to one X. +.
James, employed by the prosecu-
tion to secure evidence against
alleged bootleggers In the city
Of Grand junction.
The two men gave bond at once for
$500 each foi their appearance this
morning at preliminary hearing.
Arthur johnson was arrested late
Saturday night on the same charge
and with r. F. James as the com
planning witness. He also gave bond
for his appearance today.
This morning at 10 o'clock these
men were arraigned before Justice
Hill.
Gallagher and johnson entered
pleas of not guilty while Gould asked
for a postponement until Thursday
of his arraignment and this postpone
ment was granted.
The trials of Johnson and Gala
CHER were set for Friday and Satur-
day, respectively.
The men were then released under
$500 bond each
The prosecution claims TO have
strong evidence against each of these
defendants.
1t is said that warrants were issued
Saturday night for several other al
legged bootleggers but the arrests were
not made, it being charged, that these
men became frightened and made
their getaway.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

If you want some good strong
bulbs, order this week. as they are
going rapidly.-Grand Floral Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

You wont have to ask for the cor
rect time If you buy a Hamilton
watch from the Blackstone Jewelry
Co. Majestic building.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

Marshall Watson returned today
from Pueblo where he has been visit
ing friends.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

The Unique Dry Cleaning & Press
ing company is the name of the new
concern which has just been started
at 55S Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

The first rehearsal of the Emerald
City was held at the Majestic yester-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

You furnish the girl, we furnish
the house. Crowns.
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

t Following a stormy night.
7 yesterday was bright and beau
t tiful, but very cool. The high
+ est temperature recorded yester-
: day was AS degrees. The low
+ est this morning was % degrees.
t Today has been clear and cool.
: Today's weather report is as
+ follows:
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01
Notice ALI Elksi

Next Monday night special bust
ness" social session, big time. Let
every Elk be there Don't fail Time,
1880 pm.
A. p. WADSWORTH. f R
(. NJ. HARDY, Secretary
The daily sentinel., 1909-11-01

Your credit is good at Crowns,
, 1909-07-17

tLan Loft tho bonsa inv1tinr ord U;r+.r,nu
to follow but the latter refn.od and oror,
giaed for his remark Air Tbnrun Iovavar
1Iof,aed ~ withdraw mi. ramorE and va.
snsnended.
II the Honqa ~ LORDS To,.l Go,rsn
moved that county courts should hive the
,,owar 20 Grant divorces fins abaon.n;n,
tham and Jessenin0 the immorqItv ,~,s1itin9
son tho inob1ity to .eapra Alan, TLa
notion was onnose5 nv tha ArrhhfaIar ~
Contorbnrv and others who oltad tIa ak
oorenca If he United Stot+- ,itb thai,
1avoaesive facilities FjnaNv IT. vY. resolved
~ institute nm ipouiry
TIC cricket mitch at Bristol AnstroI5o
HIo,,cos,or r4unltad inn vi.toyv fur tha
fo,,oa, he nm inpngs two ,vjc-ats md fec
nm Sroraa G,0onra.tor inst inpiros 93o
eoaana 21o Tbo r..roFon. in tLa;} fr.t
,nni1gs '.ala AZ fnr .,gLt ~;ata+s an5
1acla5ad
Tnring tboo animal review Of Tonocbamns
Gonarol P,rouo,t the Minister If War was
.Lxav', oror ~ L,,so,. Loo5 IL tLo nr..o,oo
If sivty tbousopd troons md Eve hundred
+Largoyd .,acto+ors hhf,r. tlo pra.ilartisI
rrLnno i. re,nonntal ond ooncInla1 tLa
raviaw
The French National fate WINS celebrated
vastcr5ay IN tba 1snoI manner The Iaagla
~ o{,;,ts da.orotad ma statue ~ tLa I,.t
Rb5r. Provinces aud NJ DarOulaJa ]4Eyar-
- fa,, .n.ecb os ~ tLa naca-.,tv If -
vinn,nn 'i1.ppna lorraine
RorriIn edvi,a. stofa tbot the Kaisa, sna-
o..si,aI, ro.aira1 Prince ", RnI,v on3
H.. W., Rotb,uonn HnIvoo nromono5nr
anI aanvars,1r ~itb tLom IN tLa naIarce
- 7 !, tha g5aht - n'ant Totar 80
enno1nre3 TINT IHo,r Won HoIIyeo ba- been
aHnoIntoj chancellor and tbao min,stry
"[ anora1v roorrong.I Tba K,iser Las 40.
E@orota] . ;nna v.10 Rnlow Who i, nm int.r-
viar oynIo;no5 tIat tLara yn,Id Ina ro IL
.aIn+an Lana,-a tLa rnvo,r,nant vos roI',n
tont - stren@tLon .-07.o1.m and Lonss
-. ,aataI a.,ll nn+ me-. Tia y;
80 MN NV. rs.ryotiva Ia 3anlo,.I
r@J+ l,,Har fron, han ,nistokan nolicv
German rommnpIs ore mndeIntlllv cordial
md rathar av,4ctont In London com
Observation-Disclosures - ut',t.' bnt better tbpn tho ey I,o
tion from Har, Won HoIIwog md tLa com
1it;o,s Lan nar;n, I'm,
TLo Go,mon 9Gov.rnmonf has ovnouaI
o;,[bt ,r,er;cans nenba,. If yTs;t;nr t..m
~ 7ri4an,an because - their enlgrati919 fr,m
, 1909-07-17

- 'oO6' ''
hFI"' PA lloth Ool'niaI once has been @p-
polDled an assistant Ohder secretary Colo
n'"' once III succession TO hf. heglh".d
Laurence AN'Io""s'
WINE the cruiser "bonaventure with
e'SnI SUBMARINES was proceeding IN toSE}
"e''"eI - = SoU'heFl a'teel'oh on ii&7-
3oio"6u IiH"'SnP '"e IfeiEh' steamer RI
"N7'on1 ~" '"i'o3H 'he noun" ana SUNK
~ ~ ,lSGrA I'lAoals WIN iulftetl 81
h'I 'Ie",oH'I suIoe escaping !nt!NaihS Lieu
,'"'",7 ht""'e ana ""'k'na. wire HH"4eI7
i"'Ne "e%H I"79T' around me "'ftA' when II
- IIi'" ''" re l'l7''. I" "F.'i'uH lae
L'',S,"H- u' Nahh4lH'e7 : ~ and
''IHt H'' ''1l1'ou 0'l "ilaoal
g.''7"E amy Damage or I"''''y Inc Ld-
"!,I'"q ~ "ua",~
IN "9 Mi',o" -"
7"I."5''te7 '"'' ne i'"' 9"o"'leu 'ntr
Tg'l''on IoI a person" audience win "a"
IN -" ''" ne wa ""'". ~ i'2''iEi'u"
Sf}A''hE I ''l "',l' suomi, F" PetjIoh ioI
Iv'ie77 II luel "''do S''le lHtI grievance,
'hey rtPIle"' insisting upon " persona "uaL-
eHre WIN MS majesty, since MI. AsqultH
reused 10 receive mem ana WI VlHas'ohe
SHlc'"e" D1il
As " sequel to the Press Confer, nee tho
raster" "n" lnr0 european le''e["bn Com
p"i"es nave oHeF'o g Fe'oee luelr press
r"Ie ny 'nIeeIon'r 20 AIhoPeh'' " tho IH!Po-
rI"I "nd Colonial governments assumed then
IespteiIe SHARES 81 me fe"oeton.
0"n"d" nus won the AHekinnoh eh"-
ieh8e cup ~ bl7ley WIN 800 an aver
"Se 81 b't p y P97slo'e 4oo' nc iran
wa. was second ana England and Scotland
ued Ter tAlrd P,"ee. me previous HlBhe7t
record was EhR.'ha 1919 III I9o9.
AT 2 olnueF IN honor o. tHe American
e"do"pfooh7I oi9 cum "thur'nBhan VS.
count NHionliA SAD thry TOOK o"ch inc cup
WIN pest wishes. AIr. MhIuHF ~ responding
sad lAe Oj"o "o'I" strive
10 entertain 'he Team on 'ne return IH"leH
GA Tue britl4A standard.
IN ue"'n IS announces % 'He hoF
george wren formerly = "e'u"et oi 'h'
society Of Jesus ana author OF numerous
theological works.
4 berIlH Telegram denies mat any mem
bers OF the visiting American hlno Team
nave been expelled.
Prince quo" yesterday d'Hed with the
h&.sof amt h"iSerih.
Tue marriage ~ announced OF fInce77
beatriee o. SAKE 'ohouFE do'ha' q niece OF
hlhR Eo""fd' 70 lfiAee Alfonso o. bourbon
Orleans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
Our PaidrUp Stock
n Nov draws S per
~ cert. Interest.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN

DIR. |. Il. Rand. of this city. was
recently appointed by the Govern.
or to u seat OF the directorate of
tue Southwestern Louisiana Indus
ti'aI Institute at Lafayette. The
hOnors OF such an appointment
could not have rested upon woriller
shoulders. DR.. Rand has been a
staunch friend of popular educa-
ton for many years and he has
made great sacrifices of his time
in befriendiDg the schools of this
parish. His acts have been noted
for their conservatism, yet he has
been quite firm in his Judgments
when formed. Iberia has every
reason to be proud Of his appoint
ment and the Lafayette Institute
will fluid in him warm advocate
Of every step Of its up-builting.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Mr.. Lewis Anglers has succeeded
in c.organizing his crew to handle
the various departments of his
dredge boat now in the N. |.
Southern Canal A start was
made this week. after some DELAY
caused by the severe weather. A
further delay was caused in not
getting the fuel oil promptly
some little trouble being caused
10y She delay in getting II ear Of oil
lett where IT could be transferred
to u tender barge. All these tron-
b'cs are now past, ani with q two
months supply Of fuel behind the
dredge, Mr.. Anglers hopes to have
the dredgc make good showing
for herself.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
NO PREMIUM
Money will hereafter be Loan
cd withoutprsmium by tho
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN

Mr.. Emile Dent"n. manager ot
Mistrot Brothers e. Co.'S branch
store in this city. left on last SUI
day for Galveston, Tex, his old
home. to arrange for the removal
Of his family to this city, where
they will make their future homo.
Mr.. Denton left his boyhood home
at Opelousas some years ago to
aclve the problems of life in the
marts Of the world. He has dis
played such bnsinesa tact and
ability az to win the recognition Of
the heads Of the Wholesale house
If MistrOt Bros. T. Co Of Calves
ton. causing his appointment to
This charge. Tho iberian feels con
ident it voices the sentiments of
MI Iberians, in extending most
cordial welcome to Mr.. Denton and
|ns family.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
a Rold Stem.

To overcome the wollgrnnndnd and
reasonable objections of the more intol-
Iigent to tho use Of secret. medicinal com
pounds. ilr. Il. Y. Pierce. ~ Buffalo. n
L., some time ago, decided IT, mako bold
departure from the t5up course pursued
by the makers II ptt-up medicines for do
nestle use. and So has published broad
cast and Openly 10 the whole world. a full
and complete list Of all tho ingredients
entering inNJsthe compost ion of his widely
celebrated kediGNes. Thus ho has taken
his dnmorpds PATRONS and patients into
his full FonfpHnCc. Thus too no has re-
neutrality-suspicious. from among secret
nostrfp<of doubtful merits. and made
themLffemcdics If hno,tn Composition.
Ly this bold step u. picrce has shown
uiuI his formulas arc Vi &uGl-CAGlIlenle
that Ae Is not -allaid IL subject them l.
tAe 1ulllSl- aeIntlnY.-
Not only does Tic Wrapper of every bottle
OF br. Ficrce's Golden Medical Discovery, tho
famous medicine fer weak stomach ,urpI
liver Nv hilnusncss and NIL catarrhal diseases
Wherever located. have printed upon It, IN
PLAIN English. p full aud complete list Of all
the ingredients composing H. but n small
book has been complied from numerous
standard medical works, of all tho different
schools 81 practice. couteluine very u,rruor-
Gus extracts from the writings uf LEADING
practitioners of medicine endorsing IN fhe
strongest nnssfhfe frl9nR. each aud every inurc-
dent cont n"d in hr. Hiotcp's mrdicturs
One OF these little books will hc mailed free
to any one sending address on postal card OF
by letter. To- pr. V. V. Fierce. Runaln. N V.
and requesting the Same. FROM this little
book il will I've learned that hr Hirtcc's mod
iciues contain no alcohol. narcotics, mineral
agents or other poisonous ~ iniuti,tte agents
and that they are made f,um native. todici-
nal roots OF great value; also that some OF
the most valuable ingredients cont aimed In
DR.. rierce's Favotitn Prescription for weak
nervous, over worked, "run down. u.ry.us
and dehlitated women. were EMPLOYED long
years ago ht the Indians for similar ilm.uts
affecting their suuawss In fact. one Of the
most valuable medicinal plants entering into
the compostiun Of Hr Fierce'S EayfrItc Pre-
Scriptipn was known to the Indians ~
"Squaw Weed" our knowledge of the ,ses
OF not n Few Of our most valuable native me
dicnai plants was gained frriu the Indians
AS mad" up bN improved and exact pro
CoSSoS. the "lavnrite Presentation : IL a most
efficient remedy fur regulating All tho wnnt
any Ihht lions. correcting disbursements. A.
piolal'Sus. AntpNcteitn and rptttvpreit,n
overcoming painful nati,js. toning M the.
nerves ant hf iNgiuG about pprfect etafeuf
health. Sold by all dealers in medicines
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Mr. John Anglers is engaged in
dlsmanteling and moving the
sugarhouse from Weeks Island to
Delcambre station on the Iberia
and Vermili0n branch railroad,
leading out of this city. The
p,achimery in this plant was pur
chased by company, recently
for med, and will be erected in a
new house TO he located in the vi
entity Of Delcambre. The cane
grovk in that section is ample to
supply the mill at the present time
and the possibilities Of cane grow.
ing are only limited by the broad
acres extending in every direction.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
Aston IA.
' = !: .; L23'z;'z;;;z;2;9:! =: '''''

NJ. f J. Richard, of Delcam
bre, was in town the latter part of
last week seeking relief at the
hands Of the dentist. He left on
Saturday noon for hlH home. lie
says that the work upon the Del
cambre well No. 1 has been rested
till the company organization can
be perfected and the charter Pub
iished. These matters are having
immediate attention and he hopes
to he drilling again soon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

February has but one more
week to linger with us--and no
one will regret its passing. 1t has
brought ua the promise of an early
spring and, within the day, deliv
cred the Heverest winter of this
season. In fact 1t has juggled
with all seasOns-giving MS a taste
of cloudless sunshine, only to be
followed by wind-storm, thunder,
rain, sleet aud snow.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

The wind storm Of Sunday was
a tester Of weakened fence posts,
and where time had partially done
'ts work, many panel was laid
upon the ground. Metal and pa
per roofs became the sport Of the
winds and tlse resultant damage,
widely distributed. in the aggrc-
gate would make u tolerably large
figure. The "trouble man" Of the
telephone company had n busy day
following the storm. The city elec
tric hight lines suffered some confu-
sion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
ANNOU CEMENT.

New iberia, La, Feh'y ~ 1919.
TO Tho people Of the Third District
that am n candidate before the next
Municipal Democratic Primaries for
fot any oilic TO he elected bv the next
council II elected. | shall he free
to dlseharge NY duties according tn
m, lud gment and conscience az
peal 10 all voters ,rresp Active of fac
ton shalil 10 my duty.
w LASSAILE
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
ANS0lfN CENEN

New Iberia, Fcbv Il. 1909.
hog 10 announce my candidacy for
eli, during my tenure Of office az touu-
Gilman for tho last four years. to con
serve the interest Of the community
~ large, Should my past services meet
with The approval of the votera. l
prnmiae 10 continue with the discharge
4 u knowledge for tho welfare OF
one aud an,
O. RENOUDET.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

The tire Alarm called out the
hose companies on Monday fore
lOOn at about . o'clock. The
cause Of the trouble proved to be
at the colored public school build
ing on French street, but the fire
was soon extinguished before
any considerable damage was
done.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Sundays wind storm in this sec.
ton blow down q considerable
portion Of the Il Il m 9
On Mr.. Il. +. Delahoussaye's
rice farm, 4 few miles above this
city DARBY place. on this side of
the Teche. II also took part of
the roof of enc Ut the out build
iDgs and basily twisted u shed.
The wind seemed to come with
great force at that particular
point aud demonstrated . good
many of the charac.eristics Of =
stwister."
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Commute ated.
Mr. Editor Pardon my request
TO inrude upon your space, but
| want to call attention to the
fact that the lightning rod on he
High School building is discon-
nected If ! understand this coudi
ton correctly it is more dangerous
to the building than no rod at Az.
1t should be either repaired or
taken down.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Mr.. b. +. House makes the
weather prediction that a frost
will visit this section on the 9th
Of April. (Wonder II he was
thinking Of things politically
He claims that he predicted the
April frost Of last year, t"issing 1t
only by one day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Mr.. and Mira. Paul Doerlr are
entertaining in their home the
sweetest young lady III town. She
arrived on the 10Th inst, and tips
tho beam at ten. Mr.. Rene IT,
Delahoussaye bears the added Dig
nifty Of being grandpa with be
coming modesty. yet with mani
fest pride The Iberian joins in
the heartiest congratulations Of
their many friends.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

MIR. and Mrs. Albert. J. Allcman,
Of Shadyside plantation, ST. Mary s
parish, were visitors to friends
here this week, returning 10 their
home on the early Thursday morn
ing train. Mr.. Allem3n was pleas
ant caller 1T this Office on Wednes
day and he spoke very hopefully
Of the coming crop season. Where
seed cane had been put down early
enough not to be affected 10y the
November freeze it was found TO
be IN very fair condition.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
CAaroArA.
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Tuesday next will be Mardi
Gras. On this occasion the Par
sh AID Society of the Episcopal
Church will give a masquerade
dance for the little folks in tine
afternoon at the City Hall. Re.
freshments will be served. A de.
lightful time and much fun il In
store for the little ones.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
TREsPASS NOTICE.

Hunters and the public are here
ny warned not to trestass upo.,
the property Of the undersigned.
No hunting allowed by anyone
not even by the Warden. No gums
allowed on my place in the 9th
aud 9th Wards Trespassers will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law.
MORIL DAVID.