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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-08
Some of the Advantages of Buying in Hattiesburg

Because there limit to the hospitality Of aesbug We want
to know Of the merchants and in this section We
want them to make Hiebmg their home its growth and to
share success
Because Hatebug give them more advantages alone every
line than offered by other market this regardless its size and
location. ~
Because Hhebwg close BY offering quick shipments PROMPT
deen and rehe from those exapg damages claims usual when
dealing with distant market
Because f1atesbug merchants Southern merchants You are
dealing with people who know and whom you know From
them and accommodations Won could NOT oct and
would not ask for from strangers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-08

s. Because Haiebug merchants Southern merchants knowing the
needs this territory and only such stocks be saabe
to the Southern trade
e. Because Hdesbug right DOORS carrying for you
and making deliveries before other POUR order
T. Because this market often in person ksspn close
0uch with every change style and every thing in merchandise
Because tiatiesbug does business merit alone On the broad
average HaaIesoug offers sae merchandise better prices better
deliveries and better terms than offered by any other market
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-11
CITY NEWS

B. F. Jones office will be open
evenings this week until p. m.
20 per cent discount on furs from
our usually low prices-Central.
All goods at 20 to 90 per cent
discount at Iernhardt's old stand.
On account of the business mems
meeting in the commercial club rooms
tonight the meeting OF the Humane
society has been postponed until
Thursday evening, when it is desir-
GUS that all members be present at
an important business meeting.
Fort Madison Democrat. While
coasting on the Denmark hill Satur.
day afternoon, Allan Stewart, son OF
George B. Stewart, collided With a
sleigh and in the mixup was severely
bruised It seems that the sled went
entirely under the horse and the
young man was extremely fortunate
to escape with his injuries, the worst.
OF which is deep cash below the left
knee, where the calk of the horses
shoe cut to the bone. At present he
is getting along nicely and nothing
serious is expected.
Burlington Gazette. A telegram
| to the Gazette conveys the sad intelli-
gence that Judge H. H. Trimble, OF
Keokuk, is dead. Judge Trimble was
one of the best and best known citi-
zens OF Iowa. He was democrat In
politics and for many years was a
stalwart leader of that party. At the
time of the Palmer and Buckner meet
| Ing in Burlington in 1896, he presided.
He was at one time candidate for gov
ernor of Iowa on the democratic tick
1 ct. He served as lieutenant-colonel of
/ an Iowa regiment during the civil war
! and his record as soldier was a
I splendid one. For years he was coun-
/ sci of the Burlington route at Keokuk
{ In the early days he was judge oa
the Second judicial district. Judge
Trimble was one of the lawyers in
the Davis will suit at Butte, Mont,
and is said to Fave received a fee
of $4,000 for his services. He was
an ardent sportsman, and in spite OF
his eighty-five years still made his
leisure hours happy with rod and gun
I. He was one Of the best men lii Iowa
1 and his passing will be greatly regret
i ted wherever he is known. His death
occurred last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-11
CITY NEWS.

B. F. Jones Office win be open
evenings this week until 9 p. m.
--15 per cent discount on winter
hosiery and underwear. Buy them
now at the Central store.
Mr.. James T. Brady and little
daughter Margaret, OF Warsaw, H.,
had nice trip Sunday, when they un-
dertook to walk on the ice from that
city to Keokuk. Mr.. Brady is fore
man of the shoe factory there and
the trip will no doubt be remembered
by his little daughter for some time
to come. They missed the car and
She wanted to go SO she could visit
her grandmother that afternoon and
they started the trip and found the ice
very safe all of the way, as the ice is
of considerable thickness.
Quincy Wing: Deputy United
States Marshal Elmer Grady was up
to Nauyoo yesterday, serving sum
mons on the sisters at that place in
their last suit, growing out of the
financial operations of Patrick Kieran.
The case is the one that was brought
by Allen P Hallett and is scheduled
to be heard at Springfield next Mon
day. All the others have been settled
in a satisfactory manner, Mr. Grady
says, and he thinks that settlement
will be reached in the last one be
fore a hearing Is called When he
was up to Nauyoo yesterday he stated
that the schools conducted by the sis
tiers at that place were being run
along in fine shape and appear to be
In better condition than they have
ever been.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-11
CITY NEWS.

Feature night at the Colonial
Theatre Beautiful, tonight.
B. F. Jones' Office will be open
evenings this week until p. m.
Winter goods at reduced prices
this week at Central store.
Toys less than half price at the
closing out sale, sos Main street
Her Terrible Ordeal" the latest
Biograph at the Colonial theatre beau
tiful tonight.
The Reno Stock company, which
was at Keokuk last week, is at Fort
Madison now for weeks engage
ment.
Hear Harold Crosby the new sing
! er, late of "Cohan & Harriss" min
strels, tonight at Colonial Theatre
Beautiful.
With the exception of cleaning up
few odds and ends, the Mississippi
Coal and Ice company has completed
its ice cut for the present season.
The Sunday issue of The Gate
! City will approximate 5000 copies.
Merchants should get their copy in as
4 early as possible. This paper is CIV
| ing the merchants of Keokuk the larg-
est advertising value ever offered by
! a Keokuk paper.
One hears a good deal about the
power Of the press, but the fact is
! that no newspaper has very much real
/ power over men or events In these
days unless it is known to be stand
ing sanely and steadfastly for the well
l fare of the whole community and ma
ton. The day Of party organs is past.
Il Sensational papers appealing to po-
puldr PARSONS cannot move thoughtful
men the men who make history. The
only kind OF newspaper that really
has tremendous power in these days
is the Independent, reliable, disinter-
esled journal of wide circulation,
whose columns are known to stand al
ways for general good-for public
honesty and a square deal whatever
/ happens An excellent example OF
this sort of journalism is The Chi
: cago Record Herald. 1t has the enor-
nous circulation that deseryedly goes
with the printing of all the news, but
it's power lies in its wise, conserya-
!, tive, independent editorial policy
: which is shaped with one sole end in
view-the public good. It's news and
: critical columns show the same spirit
1t is often and truthfully said that
] a penny saved is penny made. The
2 foundation of many Of the greatest
! fortunes was begun by saving pen
t ny. The habit Of saving is one Of
d the best that can be formed. Every
e child should be taught to save some
8 thing every week. TIE satisfaction
of counting these pennies when the
bank is emptied is one Of the pleas
D ures that we never forget; perhaps
l. every one of us can remember the
n thrill of Joy that we had when W.
q emptied the contents of the bank OF
i. the table and counted and recountet
It this mountain of wealth; how cage
d we were to tell our little friends thu
l. amount of our great fortune, ant
d raced with them in refilling the bank
y To bring this pleasure within thu
It reach OF every child and help thu
3 forming Of the nenny-saving habit
e Messrs. Scott & Bovine, 409 Pear
d Street, New York, the manufacturer
s. of SCOTS Emulsion, are offering L
n send to any address, for 10 cents,
re beautiful little Savings Bank; eac
e bank contains new Good Luck Per
ny
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-11

Read The Daily Gate City.
The paymaster of the e. - q =
will gladden. the hearts OF local ra.l
road men on Saturday, TIE 18th OF w.
month, arriving here at 2 o'clock "
the afternoon of that date.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-11
Spcer
Mikes Your Watch
Keep Time
71S vain st

B. f. Jones office will be open
evenings this week until 8 p. m.
20 per cent discount on knit
hoods, shawls and toques--Central
store.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the board Of directors of the Y. M. G.
A. will be held this evening.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25

MObridge. $. ID. Feb. II. 1910

Mobridge, s. d.. Feb. II, 1910
Notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received by
b. j. Olsen, Clerk of the Mobridgt
school District, Mobridge, South
Dakota, for tke construction of :
five-room frame school house to be
built in the town of Mobridge
South Dakota.
Plans and specifications will be
on Tile at the treasurer's office in
Mobrldge, and at the office of Geo
issenhuth, Architect, OF Huron
). d.. on and after the 22nd day
OF February. .l9l0, aud. ali bids
areto be handed in on or before
March Doth at II NJ, 1910. Check
for : per cent of bid required.
The school board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
B. j., OLSEN,
Clerk of Board of Education
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25
JURY PANEL FOR CIRCUIT COURT

a jury panel OF GO names has
been drawn for the spring term Of
circuit court which will sit at Sell
by beginning Wednesday. March
9. The jurors, several Of whom
live at Mobridge, are called for |
o'clock on the afternoon of the
first day. The panel is as follows:
Peter Arbach
Neil Anderson
Martin Anderson
Michael Arbach
Henry Bauder
f. l.. Brown
j. +. Byers
John Beiber
Z. ID. Borg
John Barreth
John Bank
j. j. COmmet
w. d. Campbell
G.. A. Clark
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25
CALENDARS FOR 1911

The Mobridge News has ordered
calendar samples for 1911 which
will probably arrive in few days.
These samples comprise some 300
different designs and the man who
cannot find in them what he wants
most be hard to please.
Reserve your orders for calen-
dars for 1911 and for fans for the
summer of 1910 until we can show
You our line.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25
PIERCE STRIKES OIL
ON OKLAHOMA LAND
(Continued from page |

Continued from page !
4 week ago as Il speculation. but
did not allow the grass to grow
under his feet but put q crew Of
men 70 work at once boring for
the stuff that made John ID. ia
nous, Friends Of the Mobridge
business man hope that his fondest
expectations will come true and
that at some future day he will be
able to endOw the MObridge uni
vers:ty as has his rival the famous
Chicago institution.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25
Continued from page1)

If you are going to build or do
anything i'll the carpenter line,
call on John Hauschildt, Iowa
ave. near Fourth ST., Mobridge,
=. o. box 2l5. (46tf)
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25
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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25

New goods arriving daily at the
Home Trade.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25

Jacob Debelc
Nm. T.. Barrett
Lewis Larson
John Lutz
NJ. W. Myler
Modest Marin
Thomas Murray
Harry Nicholson
Chris Miller
{. j. Olson
George Packard
Arne Strand
Chris Sauer
Jacob Stroller
Gottfried Feichtner
Peter Gerber
John Huker
w. L. Hoffman
Ihas. Huber. Jr,
Jacob Heller
Oliver Johnson
w. j Jarvis
Peter Kaiser
Geo. Roster
John j. Klein
Fred ,Dohnstonbaugh
George jacobson
Fred Krause
q. {. Lenhert
Joseph Stangl
Fred Schultz
). Harry Scott
w. j. Ticknor
John Ii. Wolf
George M. Zeider
Peter Noble
I. {. PrattOn
Jacob Repp
p. j. Samuelson
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25

Letter files for sale at The News
,fficp
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-18

ish, containing 127 1900 arpents
and being bounded on the NORTH
by lot No. 6, South by lot No. s
and lands Of - :. :. 80. East
: by Marcel Derouen and West by
road, and being lot No. ~
A Sth.-"Another certain piece. mar
eel or tract Of land in Iberia Par
lsh, containing "a $1,000 arpents,
and being bounded on the North
by lot Nos. and II, and by - =
=, South, East and West Nv
Marsh lands, owners unknown, and
being lot No. 81
! 9th.-"AnOther certain piece, par
eel or tract of land in Iberia Par
ish, containing As arpents and be-
ing bounded on the North by road,
South by lot No. 10, East by road
and West by lands of Moss, and be-
ing lot No. o.
lOth.-"Another certain piece.
parcel or tract Of land in. IBERIA
Parish, containing 81 5O-1OO arpents,
and being bounded on the North
by lot No. 9, South by lot No. II,
East by road and West by proper
ty OF Moss and being lot No. TO-"
11th.-"AnOther certain piece.
parcel or tract Of land in iberia
PARISH, containing 1856 1O-1OO ar
penis, and being bounded on the
North by lot No. 10, South bv
Marsh lands, owners unknown and
partly by lot No. s, East by road
and West by Moss and by marsh
lands, owners unknown, and being
lot No. H.
All Of the above as per plat Of
survey by V. P. Guilfoux, Civil En-
gineer and Surveyor, acting under
an order of Court, from the Honor
able 18th Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, in and for Iberia Parish,
IN the above entitled and numbered
suit; said plat Of survey being
signed on the End day of June,
1910. ''
12th.-"A notther certain tract
Of land in the same locality, con-
tanning IS arpents in superficial
area and bounded North by Clovis
Derouen, South by Numa Derouen.
East by Numa Derouen and West |
by lands of Marcel Derouen: beng
q portion Of lands purchased from
Blanche Hebert and described as
lot No. S of the inventory of the
succession of Ludger David.
At this sale the interest of the
minor Clarence David, is sold M
on credit, except his pro rata share
Oh the cost, which shall % paid
CASH. the purchase price to be re-
by note bearing eight
per cent. per annum interest. fhe
interest to be payable annually and
he principal to be paid when said
minor shall become of age The
interest OF all the other co-owners
8 to be sold for one-fourth of the
purchase price payable in cash on
ne date Of this sale and the re- j
nainder OF the purchase price paw
lble in three equal annual Install .
nents, payable one, two and three !
ears after date to be represented
y vendors lien and privilege note {
nth eight per cent. per annum in
crest from date until paid.
New Iberia, La. June End, 1910.
FELIX N. MESTAYER,
Public Auctioneer. :
ammack & Broussard, Attys. /
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-18

: 2nd.-"AnOther certain.lot, trac
or parcel OF land together witt
SAll the buildings and Improvement.
thereon and thereunto belonging
situated in Iberia Parish, and con.
tanning IS 65-1O0 arpents, and be.
ing bounded on the North bv lol
No. ! South by lot No. 3 as herein
after described, East by lands OF
Clovb Derouen and West by road
and teing lot No. q"
3rd.-"Another certain piece, par
eel Or tract OF land together with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon and thereunto belonging,
Containing IS 62-1O0 arpents, and
ling bounded North by lot No.
South by lot No. 1, East by lands
sof Clovis Derouen and West by
road and being lot No. g."
4th.-"Another certain piece, par
Gel or tract OF land containing 40
$4,000 arpents and being bounded
on the North by lot No. 3, South
oy road, East by Clovis Derouen
and West by road, and being lot
No. L."
5th.-"Another certain piece, par
eel or tract OF land in Iberia Par
ish, containing IS 5O-lOO ar
pents, and being bounded on the
North BY road, South by lot No. G,
East BY property OF Zenon Occur
and west by road, and being lot
No. s."
6th.-"Another certain piece, par
cel or tract OF land in Iberia Par
lsh. containing So 60-1Oo arpents.
and being bounded on the North
BY lot No. 8 and lands OF Zenon
Decuir, South by lot No. 7, East
BY Marcel Derouen, and West by
road AID being lot No. g."
!th.-"Another certain piece, par
:eI or tract OF land in Iberia Par
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-18
THE MIRROR HELD UP.
We are Invited to See Our
selves The Firemen's Bill
now in the Senate. ..

The business men and firms If New
iberia, have sent petition to their
members IN the Genera Assembly to
do all il their power to defeat the fire
mems bill, House Bill No p, claim
ing i, is II, uet and TN American to
ask this ecial class of taxpaye,s to
support an institution known as the
| Fire Department.. Nhich by this means
can hp transformed into "a political
mach ne. to the detrlmcnt of the work
ana duties tor the performances Of
! which IT has been created.
Tie State Firemen's Asso, iation
tax $ issue with them III their ismaI ks
and would like these progressive | u-i-
ness men to explain Why II IS hat The
muuic pI govarnn ,nt,r New Iberia
j. SO TN asst and un- Nm i eau as to be
collecting from The i"su ;,9ec G, mran-
les doing BUSINESS i" II u town this
sane rcr cent tax which the Gremen
are trying to have enact, d INTO a state
law and placed to the crcdi. Of the
FIRE net aFtment. If these rrogres-
sivc business men Wou'd 'ahe more III
tcrest III lhtir local fire department
ai'd as st thcir III men to modern
iitc a. ittmtnt and encourage the vol
urtcer tiromcn in the work il would
not I've i, cesar. 10 seek such a law.
I Now let Us sec the condition ct their
/ fire service No electric al irm tys-
tim; Comp snics Ms and have
/ horse draw" apparatus; dtlvcrs paid
ah"u, 50 II month other towns pa,
thcir drivers so and 50 a ~ onth;
drivers s'c"p,rg quarters III No. !
worse than te prisoners III tie oIce
jul Company No + hand drawn APP
raratu; rece YES no c"coprag, ment
/ t'nn tn ~ progressive business men.
II TX AID Ladder Company VAS com
posed of negroes until recently dis
banded and re-orearized 10y white
men; apparatus old style hand drawn;
| H. Ok aud ladder too heavy to uull by
hand; have no horses; very seldom
re ponds to alarms ot fire. Their fire
Chief u. ,.ehron, a progressive fire
man but dr,s not receive the proper
encouragement to permit his volun-
:ecr department to show its arprecta-
ton.
State Firemci, : Association is over
'orty years old, and On" Of their oh,
cts IS to appeal to tic General As
mhiv iot laws Tor the hettermont OF
thctr hra se'v'cc, ana u such acton Is
transforming Their Oh Gan,z 'tton INTO IA
poiltical machine, then we have to
plead guilty. I" the charge, and the
brave old onftdo'atc soldiers and ali
"t'cr good citizens who appeal to the
General Assembly Tor laws are placed
In the same class, because they are
seeking what they think Just and
due.
House bili NO - passed the House
June y vote OF rs TO Il, and row
goes oV.r T. me Senate. Great press
u'e y bcing brought ny the insurance
'htef's $ 10 XIII H. Inc hftmen ave
zen pfaetcai arguments IN defense
o' 'He'f e"use' ana nave oeeh success
y ~ fass'rS y atohg' Dut the 'nsur-
ahse interests ana Board OF Trade.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-18
CHARTER OF TIE
IBERIA MOTOR CAR CO. Ltd.
United States Of America.
STATE of Loui m,
Parish of Iberia.


BE IT KNOWN That on this 18th
day of the month Of May, A. d,
1910, before me, p. Laurent Roy
, oudet, Notary Public. fu-
ly commissioned and qualified
in and for the Parish of IberikState
of Louisiana, and in the presence Of
the witnesses hcrcinaftcy/ named
and undersigned
Personally came and appeared /:
Messrs. John S. SUITE. John Z.
Schwing, Theodore l.. Nlinviclc, W.
f. Keller, Aft. Renou4et, who, each
and all, declared that availing
themselves of the laws of the. Ss~tt
of Louisiana, relating TO s.ttic or
ganization and formation of cor
porations, they have covenanted
and agreed. and they do by these
presents, covenant and agree to
bind and Obligate themselves, a
we'll as such PERSON or persons as
may hereafter joinSor become asso-
ciated with them, hto corpora
ton, limited, or body>politic in law
for the objects and purposes -ars'
under the agreements and stipula :
tions following, to wit
ARTICLE |.
The name and style OF this cor.
poration shall be: SIBERIA MO-
TOR CAR CO., Limited. It's domi-
ellie is hereby fixed at the city of
New iberia, in the Parish of Iberia,
State OF Louisiana; it shall have
and enjoy succession for a period
OF 20 years; it may have and use a
corporate seal with such device -
may be selected by its Board Of Di-
rectors; it shall have power to sue
and be sued in its corporate name
to contract, to have, receive, hold,
purchase, acquire, convey, alternate,
mortgage, hypothecate, pledge,
and pawn property, both real and
personal. To employ, hire and to
secure the services of such persons.
agents, officers, managers direc-
tors and such other EMPLOYEES as
its interest and convenience NAV
require.
1t shall have power to adopt and
establish such bylaws, rules and
regulations as may be necessary
Tor the management of it's affairs.
ARTICLE II.
The OBJECTS and purposes OF this
corporation shall be to carry on
the business of buying and selling
automobiles, repairing same, to
buy and sell supplies and accessor-
les for automobiles, to hire or rent
for carrying passen-
gers and to store autos. Also to
buy ana sell auto parts and to as
semble these parts and build or
automobiles.
And In fact to do any and all
things necessary and requisite 10
carry on the business in a profit !
able way.
ARTICLE lit.
The capital stock of this corpora
lion is hereby fixed at Ten Thous-
and Dollars; divided into shares of |
One Hundred Dollars each, payable
m money or its equivalent in prop
arty, either real or personal as its
Board of Directors may decide; Il
his capital stock may be increased /
o any amount within the limits
liked by the law governing the for
nation and organization Of cOrpor-
ltiOns, limited; and in the Appro-
'riation of said additional capital
took, the stockholders shall be en-
tiled to acquire same in propor-
ion OF the amount which each pos
essed Of the original stock.
This corporation may commence
as soon as Three Thous- q
M Dollars of the capital stock /
hall have been subscribed and
ctually paid in.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-18
CHARTER OF THE
JUPITER BENEVOLENT ASSN
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF IBERIA.

Be it known that on this 18th day
OF May A. D. 1910, before me, Fred.
W. Bauman, Notary Public duly
commissioned and qualified in and
for the parish of IBERIA, State of
Louisiana, and in the presence of
the undersigned Consistent wit
nesses PERSONALLY APPEARED:
Samuel Carrier, Carrie Laidry, DR..
j. F. Garrett. Arthur Landry, OAR
mas LandrN Daniel Taylor, jose
phine Iin0r, Rozelia Handy,
Charles Handy Ernestine Boutte,
Lizzie Luster, Amelia Landry and
Lucy G. Green, all residents of the
aforesaid parish and safe, who de-
clared unto me, Notary, in the
presence of said witnesses. that.
desiring to avail themselves of the
of the laws of this State
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-18

~ virtue OF z commission issued
unto M out OF AhNd4bove Court.
based uh0n Z Judgment OF Court
rendered In the above numbered
and entitled cause OF date AMI
9TH, 1910, I, che undersigned ~<fuly
qualified public sauctiQpaeSm and
for Iberia Parish, Louisiana, will
offer for sale and will sell for part
cash and the balance upon terms
Of credit at public auction to the
last and highest bidder on
SATURDAY, JULY 9Th, 1910,
between legal sale hours. at the
late reoidence OF Ludger David, in
the Seventh Ward Of Iberia Par
ish, for the purpose Of making
partition, between the plaintiffs
and defendants in the above en-
titled and numbered suit, the fol-
lowing described property, to-
Uit:
lst.-.A certain lot, parcel or
lsuct q land in iberia Parish, con-
tainiag = 6l-l00 arpents, and being
loApdod on the North by public
r6i4 on the South by lot No. 2
- : 6aheinafter described, and by
1n6s ~ Clovis Derouen, East BY
a1d1 y Alfred Derouen and West
y roo4 ~ being lot No. l."