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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
NucccssiOH Sale.
HUCCEaSION OF MNS PHlLohlE
VIATOR. DECEASED WIFE OF
EMILE MASSON, JH
10Th Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiapa. Parish of Iberia.

By virtue of commission issued u"so
inc. the under signed Administrato OF
above Succession, out of the above said
Court, ander IN order granted on the 9Th
day Of February 1911.
There will be sold by the undersigned
Ad,pj sistrator or a duly authorized Public
Auctiopeer. FOR CASH. (for the purpose
Of realizing funds to psy debts Of the
above said Succassiop)at Public Auction.
ts the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF MARCB
1911.
between legal sale hours. at the late 70
sidenss Of the deceased in Iberia Parish
che u operty belonging to the above said
Succsssioa, and described a. follows to
Wit.
A certain tract Of land and improve
meuts situated in the 9Th ward Of Iberia
Parish, Louisiana. containing eighteen
svperts In area, bounded on the North by
Public read. South by Joseph Noah. East
by Public road and West by Joseph Nor
res.
HoWse and kitchen, one dance hall, one
corn crib, ard shed. one hen house. one
wagon, one pair of mules. Agricultural
Implements, fencing, kitchen utensils.
Ten chairs, one rocker, two beds and bed
ding, one wardrobe, one sewing machine.
enc dresser. one horse aud buggy, one
clock, one shot gun, one gallon ice
aissm freezer.
EMILE MASON, JR,
Administrator
Hsekse h Muller. Attys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
No Disturbance of Industrial
Conditions.

The opposite side. whose chiefest
advocate is Champ Clark, has
been adopted by the House caucus
in the selection Of Ways and
Means Committee TO prepare u
measure for submission at the
opening Of The new Congress Oh
December lst next. It is the in
teption Of the committee. rs we
understand it. to take the most OBJ
jectionable schedules first. and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
SUCCESSION SaLE.
SUCCESSION OF OMER 0ONsOULlN
AND HIS WIFE. ODELE PRINCE,
BOTH DEC BASED
10th Judicial District Court, state OF
Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia.

Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia.
No. 1919
Nv vi,tus Of q commission issued unto
sne. the undersigned Administrator, out
Of the above said Court. under an order
granted on the 2tst day Of January 1911.
There will be sold BY the undersigned
Administrator or . duly authorised Pub.
I,c Austicueer, For CASH, for the pur.
Vose Of realizing funds to pay debts OF
che above ssid Succession, at Public
Auction, tc the last and highest bidder,
ON SATukDAy, TH0 4th DAY OF
MARCH, 1911,
between legal sale hours, at the front
door Of the Court House, City Of New
Ibsria, Louisiana, the property belonging
70 the above said Succession, and des
sribsd - follows 70 wit.
lse. A certain tract Of land without
improvements. situated In Iberia Parish
(st r, ssss Pointe) measuring hfteen su-
psrhcial avpents inclusive Of = road thirty
feet In width running North and South
parallel with the Eastern boundary Of
said niiesn arpept tract aud being part
thereof reserved ~ q TOAD for the benefit
Of the adjoining tracts on the East and
which saiL road runs from the Southwest
ssrner Of the tract hereinafter described
10 the Nssthsrn boundary Of above des.
evibed tract. The tract atst above dss-
,sssAed being bounded NJ follows: North
by road, south bv property Of Jos. Pre-.
vest, Mast BY land Of l.. u. Broussard in
part, end In part BY the road thirty feet
vide which 10 taken from. aud forms i,s
Esst boundary. and West by property Of
Astsine 0onsculis, aud In part by pro.
psvty Of the Succession Of Omer Gonsou.
In and Odile Prince.
aud. A certain tract Of onimproved
land situated al Fausss Point In Iberia
Parish, Louisiana. containing seventeen
and one hslf super6cial arpeuts more or
lees. together with the sevvitude Of right
Of vay In psrpetuity over the thirty foot
road taken frcm the frst described tract.
esd bounded ~ fellows:--North by land
Of l.. d. Broussard, South by that Of
sseurs or assigns. Eest bv land OF Cast
mere Blanchard and Ernest Dueas and
on the West ny the private thirty foot
road herein before described.
GABRIEL GONSOuLIN.
Administrator.
l.. +. Delaney, ESQ Atty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18

An atiack Of the grip il often
followed by a persistent cough,
which 10 many proves q great an
loyance. Chamberlain = Cough
Remedy has been extensively used
md with good success for the re-
ief and cure Of this cough. Many
,ases have been cured after all
other remedies had failed. Sold
by all dealers,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18

V eye ia bic Com
pound and Sapative
Wash have done me.
! live on a farm and
have worked very
hard. | am forty
five years old. and
am the mother Of
thirteen children.
Many people think
It strange that | am
not broken do W n
with hard work and
the care of my fam
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
NOficr fO Liquor DeHiers.

hereby Withdraw the prohibition of
Iinuo, dealers to seil my husband, Ed
ward Never, any spiriiiona or malt liln"',
a. recently prohibited and from now on
he may buy liquor at his discretion aud
pleasure
Witness
Edwin hernunu. her
MRS. EDWARD MEYER.
mark
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18

DfssOaUrTOS or rARrNERsBfP.
The cepartusrship u the Arm Of 0reig
4 Olivier, heretofore doing business On
Pesbles plantation, 3ad Ward. Ibssia
Parish, 10 mutually dissolved. The stock
of goods havisg been purchased BY Mr..
Olivier and transferred to Lydia.
0RBl0 4 OLIVIER,
Per juice ]. Olivier.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
BOY KILLED BY AUTO.

Gueydan. la. Feb. l..-Selanax
Bronssard an eleven year-old boy
Of this place. was run down and
killed by an alto this afternoon
at 6 o'clock. The machine was
driven by IT, q. Gibson. a prom
inent young man of Gueydan, II,
the employ of the Louisiana In
tpnslfied Farming and Drainage
Company owners of the QUITO.
Eyewitnesses say Mr. Gibson was
not at fault. asserting that The
boy ran directly in front OF the
machine. and every effort was
made 10 prevent the accident.
An inquest will be held to-mor.
row morning
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18

II is becoming difficult TO Find
a farmer in this section who has
not got fine breed of hogs. and
the obi razor back that has 81
long disgraced our country VIII
soon become extinct. In fact. our
town people here are all viewing
with each other as to who has the
finest breed SOW or the finest
breed Of chickens. and somf of Us
have surprised ourselves by hav-
ine found out that there was an
enormous profit in the right sort
of hogs. even if We have to buy
the feed to raise and fatteu thom
The day has passed away IN -.
Helena when men will keep Their
smokehouse and corn-erlb IN New
| Orleans and we trust that day
gone forever. Should The boil
weevil disappear. which We very
mnch doubt, our people have been
taught q most valuable lesson by
| his coming and forcing them to
raise something eise besides cot
ton. Back to the farm. has be
come the slogan throughout the
broad land. and there is better
day in store for those who till the
J soil.-St, Helena Echo.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
WANTED.

TIVE solicitors Of good appearance. es
psrisnes nos necessary, permanent posi-
tiou 10 hight party. no boossrs need apply
Call q the Laeour House, 235 IT, Peter
*. Room No. . between 6 and 3 ?. N.
Monday the l,tb, 1911.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18

prepare ouc OF n sttIrs It hlI. :.
probably tho nttor. exercising
lelro not f. disturb industrial con
dt,nns hy any radical action hut
eli .etiug morr eer. alnly down
ward revision. gradually. It n""es.
eary but 4ute|N ioar Venue has
Is THIS lattrr NloW. # appears.
Is meettne moro roalrI} with thn
suprnl 81 hHsru SO mou and the
masscs II The people
With y Il puhl,rnn Scuatc aud
Republican President IN the
White House. thc cnge IS upt Uhnl
| " with rs The Democracy can
do no N mtro thau to act with the
| h,ehest judgement au,l ability. aud
II absolute good la,th. ~ hand
! lug this problem What W. want
above all IS tn h,,uu ABBOTT y loss
leXorhtanl cost of The no"rgsa'lrs
Of llf. W are willing tn co.op".
rate with the Republicans -.
reach that enl. but the prospect
IT such eo-"perat ~ d"ea not ap
pear To- he hiiphi anl unless an
extra sosslnn j. called. It IS on
| t,rol y ont of Tho question May
be It Is anyway. hul th" hcm"crI-
tie uartV cannot aud Wlll not b
governed III Is pr"ocdur" SIMPLY
by what j. politically cYp"urnt
President Taft has droppc - con
sldorahlc distance fron h,~ " ~
ona speech, aud no longer is ol 'no
otmlon that the PAYNE \ldt'"h
tariff il the hest ono ever mn'e
Commission Is n Sham
lie IL not ~ sure that the Nld
rich commission was other than u
sham hlrt we can soc no prospect
Of the President coming around to
the adoption Of tariff measure
which would insure an absolute
reduction III tho Objectionable
schedule The odvocaips Of m OK
ira session must base entire hope
IN thr President and his lislucll
matte t. calI such session Is
readily apparent We believe the
worse features of the 1ayu AID
rich tariff could he eliminated by |
the calling Of an extra session, but
there would he too much credit III
that for the Democracy f. have
il eountcnancod by The Republican
party.
With The prospect of tariff leg
is,aiion removed until next De
ramher the wisdom Of the Demo
cratic caucus. IN appointing IT'S
WAYS and Means Committee. to
frame The necessary bill or bills !
Tor action at the opening sessl
Of the Sixty y-secoud Congress, IS
beyond question. There will re
main. perhaps. u difference OF
opinion ms to whether the com
mlitee should report one bill cn
bodying all the schedules. or n
series Of bills. taking up the tar
if schedule by schedule This l.
certainly not an liable
difference. Wait and sec our
Republican friends say. Well.
we will wait and see. The unan
unity. good judgment. and good
temper shown by the Democratic
caucus. leads rs to believe that not
only the Democratic party revise
the tariff but that The Democratic
revision VIII bring immense benefit
to the masses Of the country for
the first time in our tariff mem
ory.- National Monthly
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
General Fund.

T.. BeauIlcu, Treas Lake
Road ................ 800 90
There being no further business
the meeting on motion duly car
red. was declared adjourned
H. 4. MOREST.
A. h. ROMERO, I'residenJ.
Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18

method of bringing II about and
at this point Of the controversy
We come n'aroG to 4 difference
on factiunnl lines than at an, 9th
or point IN the discussion. and II
would bp much more SO. were #
not for the fact that Sonaipr Raj
ley is on the side, of the forces
which are asking for an eXtraor
binary session Of Congress, with
"a promise of immediate decapita
ton Of the tariff head The Texas
Democrat would d,nw ono bill. for,
II Is his judgment. that no SEIZED
uir in the entire Payne AIdrich
bill should be allowed tp remain
on the statute books longer than
IS absolutely necessary. Others II
the Same group frel lhnt i, ~ he
duty Of Congress t. immodiatriy
proceed to the carrying out Of he
verdict registered by the people in
he lnSI election, for the Demo
olatc victory was nothing, 'hay
claim. If II Nns not n demand Tor
an immediate revision Of the tnr
ff, The logic Of their position s.
that the Democratic party is
bound by ita campaign pledges
to urge an extra session, that he
moro Objectionable schedules may
be revised aud reIcF offered the
consumers at ouce.
IN its political aspect every nd
vantage claimed for that course.
Primarily, the enrly-ncl ion forces
must concede that there is great
or probability Of refusal, on the
part Of the Republicans. to ac-
cepi the proposal Of immediate ~
vision than any other proposition
which might be offered. Should
they cooperate. however. IN an
extra session. the credit for fore
lng the measure through would BE-
with the Democrats who drafted
the bill while If the Alministra
ton should turn down the propos-
tion. the ense would be- carried 10
the people in The 1912 election.
with every prospect Of a sweeping
victory
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
CIcrgyman's Son
Cured OF tuberculosis

To neeiect a cold. bronchitis lung 'reu-
Bile or Consumption is dangerous W 9 all
know how prone People ara to deny they
have CONSUMPTION II is q tlattering dis
ease, and the sufferer Is filled with bright
hopes of Improvement call eonsumrtion
by its own dread name aud then-taka
Eokmans 9 Alternative. because II Is ehee-
tive IN Tuberculosis No uue need doubt
about II there is plenty ~ eNllen"e
FROM live Witnesses. Intnstlsnte the
fulluwInu Armenia II, V
Gentlemen 'rrlnr to l,eh lpN9. l wea
located IN Rochester, N y, suffering
with Ia'iriprc, which evelnpea into
Tuhercuiosis My physician gave me uns
month I" live was having terrihl"
niehi sweats and mid DAY rhills aud l"s
ing flesh rapidly. avine e"na f,on th5
to i95 lbs. tnuEhed aud ,aisei Cnntin-
uailv aud became So weak that wpl,inE
a few feet exhausted me. on my return
home. my regular physician gave ne 1T
tie announcement My father, who ,s
clergyman, heard of Frktnan'S Altrta-
five aud induced me TO take 1t. lhs
night sweats ana chills Disappointed, my
ssugh heCans easter ani gradually di-
fninished aud III q few davs | developed
an appetie, the first In nonths I am
now in perfect health, back ~ lbb ihs
feel certain that | owe my life TO Eet-
mans Alternative"
tsienedl y. " 'nWLFs
Gentlemen u cannut hnl words I,
esprefs my prrrecia ion Of what Your
remedy has done for my con. 1t changed
despair into hope Within twn weeks #
ter lie began taking IT, eui without sny
doubt IN my Mind II satei his life,
! wish to add NV endorsement to
every word Of his testlmonlain
tSignedp REV !. \ tDWLES,
Pastor PRESBYTERIAN Church
Fckmans Alternative cures bronchitis
Asthma, Hay teNet, Throat nni Lung
Anac ttona. Ask for booklet of cured cases
and write 80 the lcknan Laboratory.
fhiiadelnhia, IA fnr additional evidence
For Sale by all leading druggists and
Estorge Drug Go. IN New Iberia
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
OWES
HER
HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkham's 8
Vepetable Compound

Scottville. Mich. -" want to tell
you how much good Lydia i. Pinkham's
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-18
Perfect Accord Rearding the
Tariff.

We have here the extremes OF
Democratic thought and action on
the tariff problem, but through
them AL We find a perfect agree
ment on the end to be sought in
the revision of the existing sehed-
ules. There il. however. differ
euce Of opinion a. to the time and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
TO STUDY FACES
Or CRIMINALS
ses YORK Soiiss offrer Goes Ahfaaei
20 investigate L-prn-oso's MARKS
~ Dspeaerrg"

New YORK. JulT 1e.-Prpt. Caesar
Lomprosos marks Of degeneracy.
which the famous Italian scientist
worked ont III his forts wears % Hrndy,
VIII be adopted ~ the police depart
-slen. o. New York II capt Joseph
gaprot. IL eharge u the bureau II
sr,i1sfnsl Identification, shall find the
scheme practical In an Investigation
cf X which ne viii make IL European
capitals.
The cs4ptaip departed this wsek ~
make me stsdy OF the adoption d
Lotnprosols marks By the European
detectives. Thas ae the way he viii
syerld mis- vacation snd he may bring
Fack 70 New York 2 system which
Will be used 81 conjunction wiki the
lssrtlbon sgsJsn Of measur e-nents
and the Anger-ps1ut methods Of 3der-
tlfy1ng culprats
y have no 1dea, ? said the captain,
as fs stood On tie 6sck Of the liner,
sttasat the 6nger-praat system viii De
EuDerssded by the new method, nor
that The Ber1alion system viii be done
away VIII 4ASg WIZ d 1854 D-
gether. What We propose 10 learn Sc
method o. reading faces. Until you
begin q scientific study o. this meth
od you cant imagine how varied are
me marks and differences &c the
faces Of different persons.
While many moses look alike, few
are alike While few persons And
differences in the carr. there are great
differences. So with TIE eyes and ne
mouth, and even The size ri the face
and t5e size q each side Of the
face"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
Col OkEL R|CKEY
WAS FROM HERE
Attempt Matte by Missouri TO Steal
the 4sDnnr, 10 Promptly saess.d
OF by That Authority
4'gerftas.u
OUR CROWN OF GLORY
seoieuk is NOT to Be Robbed Of Her
Greatness by Any Chicago News
papsr-Nrt by a jug
Fun.

Colonel R8ckey. inventor Of the nor
famous gin hickey WIS q Keokukiar
End don't you 9urget It.
Also don't forget that the tern
tEnd-pRrts1." originated II Keokuk
IND several other things.
i remained for KeoKuk citizer
10 call down" the Chicago Record
dsrald for making q false stafenen,
about Col. hickey. the following from
this mornings issre telling the GLAD
news, the item being headed. Keo
kukls Crown Of Glory
KDJKUK- Iowa, Jrlr la-To the
Editor 4 recent editorial on tbs
hos. new St Louis library contained
the CASUAL statement that Colonel
Hickey was z Missonrian- The hastor
ical fact is thai Colonel Hickey was Z
proauct Of KenEuk. This city lis 5sai
OTIS Of its reputation for producing
great men, having given the world
one Justice OF the supreme court five
cabinet officers, some United Ssatet
senators. governors galore, q minis
Ter 10 Portugal, several major gener
as, fweafy-three authors, scientists
of national or international reputa
ton In various fields. some preachers
number OF musicians and ave-ser.
enths of the leading railroad counsel
Of the middle west, besides the Head
ing lawyers Of the Standard Oh con.
panr in recent litigation.
Just now Keokuk is having bull,
the largest power dam and the great
est single electric installation in the
world. and is in state OF transition
as q producer from the field OF intel
lsct 10 the sphere OF commercialism
Hence II il Of the more importance
10 exercise jealous care that Keokuk
does not allow TO De stolen from her
long. silustrious LIST OF sons SO bright
2 star as Colonel Rickey. whose work
Ires after him, perhaps. more than
that Of any Of the others.
Apropos. the political term stand
patter" originated in Keokuk when
Washington Galland told Colonel
Dick Root that he believed IN stand
ing PAT, adding: s.J'm q gtand-natser 5
Colonel Root took the expression with
him 10 Washington. where he Was q
senate doorkeepe-, and passed 1t OF
to Mark Hanna and the latter put the
new definition In the dictionaries o.
the future.
yERITAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
WILL SHOOT
FIFTEEN MILES
New Gun for BstIeships Win Throw
Prolectiie Beyond the


Projectile Beyond the
Horizon.
WASHINGTON. July ia gun
that viii carry It's pro5ectile clea- ont
Of sight Is the type that is TO be plac-
ed IN the turTets OF the new battle.
ships OF the New York type. One OF
these guns has been made at the
Washington factory and dozen 9th.
ers are 10 follow Is rapidly as The
great lathes can turn them out
The gun has been tried out a. the
proving grounds and has shown that
II is without doubt the most powerful
naval weapon in the world. With a
nauzzle velocity Of 2,4oo feet a second
tbs shell will have range Of abou.
Il or Is miles: consequently it will
land far beyond the horizon a. ex.
IRENE elevation It might ait a ship
that the gunners could not see. a
friend or an enemy, perhara. Hence
the ordinance Offices will be unusual
~ careful when ships mounting these
guns go out for target practice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
TO KEEP COOL
WORK, SAYS CANNON
eoions At Washington Differ as 70 the
Constant Riding On the
Water Wagon.

wAsTsING1 on. .. C., July as.-For
1aer Speaker Cannon said: 4 dont
think there is any safe and sane re
cipe tor keeping cooi. Good, consis
tent. hard work that will make you for
get the heat tor the time In q sort D.
counter irrit&nt gti1naiants Won,
help, but don't hesitate TO say tina,
- ! were invited 70 midsummer din
ner that was to be more or isgs Of z
function. With rich food and richie,
conversation. might indulge in Z
Martini iuet one. Then, along viii
the dinner Il You didn't want the soo1
~ disagree With you. a little Bourbon
or real good rye IN q high glass, WITT
lots OF ice and some carbonated water
1aight belp--not TOO much"
Representative Underwood, chair
man Of The committee on wayg am
means, follows the Cannon theory a,
10 work az q panacea. lie vas bug,
With the formation Of the new co,tor
rched1le
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19
Correcting biography

TO the Editor Of The Gate city.
WAYLA1gD, bio.. July ~. 1si1-on
behalf Of those Of the Cowgirl blood
would b. glad to correct your account
OF life history OF Mrs. ST. Clair La.
comb by interviewing, at Canton.
no, Of a marriage Of Miss ST. Claire
pronounced sinkler) TO Jas. Cowgill
one Of Clark county's CMo.) foremost
lawyers, and at one time a ncwspaper
man ! think, At Alexandria, 10 whom
no issue wag born Think II likely
the 40 acres on which Canton town r.
laid out was owned By her father and
heired by her and brother Tally
was up 70 that time the boat LANDING
and town. but the food u 81 moved
The center Of busipegg south and wesr
~ Canton. jag CowiIl died, I guegg
Fl Alexandria; date forgotten.
Il ig suggested 10 me 70 correct The
write ~ BIZ saving Mrs.. y. r. Haqer
man VAS a sister 10 Jas. Cowgill, frg'
husband u Arg Ligcomb. should be
mrs. ST claireGowgillLiseornb, etc
Respectfully,
GEO. z. LEWELLYN,
Wayland, No.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19

CASES N IDA COUNTY


Z. s'saNt p ss,l'e'1i lssiatlh1il % Inc 's
1Sss A~ilelillil1ssil i-ss,sslf--fon VII
oi1 sSion asaliast ltll1'1sssn salonIif
- 1la tsnasAs 1p' Aiss i-lte'sss1a FaeizzIaI'1l
= -4is iaDou "a"
W ssesAT sscns1 { piF-
-. 80. .'iSiis.li9h aAailst ne cl'
80 = L'.ss 1os'ailss ,s's-'s -ll11llg LII
- -s's'A11.'E ~is'i6H lrsfiiIr renew Z : :
= -A1.s'e ss.1o'- -l's'''Al-,a VINO Secured
- = = f-..st 80 sl''li NV l'sss;s-llls "
- - N-s'ssn taW ''''l'lsli,i-s LIZ
80 s-..1.'n = 1li'' l'if-a pig sai's'h g
- 80 .--s-'1.s'1'.la l''Ait--i'n sllu =
-. 9 1sas' Ns'- f'asi liz 4esa@ ail.1'al'sl
= seA1-1s % issfAenoa = &nVa-I-a az
. !. ~ r1l1--g q lhs .saef9n Nv
y sIAsss - Sztf-1 4as1
We
because the acsaa Aeao- interests
VII nof aprea' from the district COURT
- lne supreme court Mr. Sawyer de-
ssiared rh1 he VIII bring n
ca'fioa1al cases until lower court ds-
fsats MIN and ne ca.n go To TIE high
cor'T tor he sustained opinion Of Inc
Polk county corr. . ruling on the
SANE question could De secured On
tie Moon law from tie supreme court
M. SAWYER declares that number Of
saloons N Dubuque and other c1taer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19

10 feel better when ] had taken only
one bottle Of Compound, but kept on
as VAS afraid TO stop too soon. Mrs.
SADIE MULLEN, 27Z8 y. b. St., E.
wood, Ind
Why will women take chances With
an operation or drag ont a siekly,
half-hearted existence, missing three
fourths VI the JOY Of living. when they
can find health III Lydia E. Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound
For thirty years ii has been the
standard remedy for female Ills, and
has cured thousands Of women who
Lave been troubled with such all
nlents as displacenlents, inflammation,
liberation, dbroid tumors, irregulari-
ties, periodic pains, baekache, indiges-
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