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The Washington bee., 1911-09-23
Echo Meeting, Y. P. S. c. E.

A very large gathering of delegates
and members of the recent great In
ternatlOnal convention of Christian
EndeavOr, held in Atlantic City, was
convened at the First Baptist Church
Friday evening, September IS, and lis
tened to very interesting program
.ot the proceedings of the convention
Miss Sadie Gaskins, the delegate of
the First Baptist Church, read a very
accurate and interesting paper Of the
do1ngs OF the late convention, and at
the conclusion received many con-
.gratulations. There were remarks
from delegates of various churches,
who, among those present were Mrs
MaCantree, Mr. Lewis, Mr.. Moss,
Mrs. Robinson, Miss Hall. Mrs Har-
iris; solo, by Miss Louise Mills; selec-
ton, The Twilight, Glee Club; piano
solo, by Prof Syphax. The pastor,
Rev. E. E. Kicks, in his usual pleasing
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

Mr.. VIM. H Martin, of the North
west Cafe, announces through this
weeks Bee that he is now open for
fall and winter dates. The favOrite
dining parlOrs upstairs have been
thoroughly renovated and newly pa
PeTed Tor the accommodation of his
patrons. This up-to-date Cafe is beau
tltully located at the corner of nth
and I Streets Northwest, where ev-
erybody meets everybody. His meals
are trst-class and his walters are po-
lite and accommodating.
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.

James c Waters, Jr.. Esq. who
was recently admitted to practice be
fore the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and the several de
partments of the Government, an
nounces that he will accept limited
number of matriculants for a nine
weeks course in preparation for the
bar examinations. The examinations
will take place between the Ist and
18th OF December, and no one can
hope to pass unless he is thoroughly
prepared Mr. Waters will offer a
comprehensive course and one which
he IS satisfied will meet the exigen-
cleS of the case. Persons desiring to
enter the course should address him
at his residence, No. 1897 T Street
Northwest
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23

manner, welcomed the guests and in
Vited all present to the basement of
the church, where refreshments were
served by the Junior Endeavor.
Messrs Key and Lane were the Choir
iSterrs, and Mr. Leroy Gaskins accom-
panist
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23
A Pleasant Surprise.

Miss Jennie Taylor, of South
Brookland was the recipient of a
very pleasant surprise five course
dinner, which was prepared and serv-
ed by Messrs. Koonce. Mealy and
Mehlinger, at the home of Mr..
KoonCe on Friday afternoon last.
Miss Taylor, in company with the
other members of her family, was
escorted into the dining room, which
was artistiCally decorated with Amer
ican flags. school penants and flow
.ers. In the center of the table there
was large shower boquet from
which sprays extended to each place
which had an appropriate marker
At the table were Mr.. and Mrs Tay-
lor, Misses Irene, Jennie, Aida and
Master Albert Taylor, Messrs
Koonce, Mealy and MehIinger. To
make the surprise complete, there
was in waiting large touring car in
which the party was taken to the
Union Station, where Miss Taylor
was met by many of her friends be
fore departing for a Northern col
lege
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23

Master w Francis Magruder, of the
class, 1911, NJ Street High School
and first lieutenant of Company A.
was rendered Surprise Friday
September IS, at his residence, I3S
| Carroll Street Southeast After dane
ing, the young folks repaired to the
dining room, decorated with the class
COlOrS, where a sumptuous repast
awaited them, The favors at each
plate, a tiny gold booklet, tied with
the class COlOrs, was given each guest
Among those present were the Misses
Lavina Perry, Beatrice Cooper, Louise
Mankins, Josephine Fowler, Madeline
Wesley, Laura Jennings, Louise Ba-
con, Marie and Anita Hawkins, Er-
nestine Lancaster, May Burrell, HO-
mezelle Walker, Beatrice Campbell
| Wilena Gilchrist, Maria Adams, Car
rie Tippett, Marie and Blanche I
Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. w H Riley. P
w Frisby, Messrs. Jesse Howard
| Hayward G. Burrell, Arthur Sommer
vile, Irving Nelson, VIM Collins
! Lewis and Normant Hawkins, Chas
| Mankins, Jas. Cooper, Andrew Min
! kins, ElmOr Middleton, George Ad
ans, Francis Moss Dent an Gray VIII
liams.
Master Magruder and George Ad
ans left the Getty Sunday night fol
| Dartmouth College, Hanover, n. H.
/ Miss Viola Parker, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Parker, of zoo |
Street, Northwest, who has been quit,
Ill for several months IS, to the de
light of her many friends, able to b,
up and around the house again
Mr.. G. J. Smith, of Winston-Salem
n. C., is visiting relatives and friend:
in this city.
Miss Lena Stokes, 1881 Fourtl
Street, IS home after spending a very
pleasant vacation III Baltimore. Phil
adelphia and Atlantic City
Miss Martha Lewis is home from ;
pheasant stay in Charleston, w. Va.
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23
lob Printing.

If you want up-to-date work done at
an up-to-date printing Office, call or
send for estimates. This Office never
disappoints All kinds of printing
done at the shortest notice. w. Cal
win Chase, Jr, manage, IIoo Eye
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23
Kast|G Park For Sale

le residence Of the old kastle Estate which on tract
OF thirteen OF land which
finest be had in the District overlooking large expansive
territory and always dry which makes healthy both in the Win
ter and Summer This building which
thousand dollars large handsome bungalow sixty feet square and
has every city bath electric lights bv LARGE
furnace the basement which whole Structure
The hall sixty feet long and about while the rooms
the East side twenty feet square with between fifteen
wide by long, and the
twenty feet square but the remaining are not so
large There also the verandas on
the North of the twelve feet wide and
extend the whole length of the building with for Sum
THIS IS WITHOUT DOUBT \ MOST ATTRACTIVE AND
BEAUTIFUL HOME, AND COULD BE USED FOR A SCHOOL
HOSPITAL OR SANATORIUM, AND THE GROUND WHICH
GOES WITH IT CONTAINS 2772235 SQUARE FEET, OR AS
MUCH MORE AS IS DESIRED, WITH A YOUNG APPLE OR
PEACH ORCHARD, AN ABUNDANCE OF GRAPES AND
PEARS, AND A SPLENDID GARDEN, AND IS ONLY SOME
THREE OR FOUR MINUTES WALK FROM STREET CAR
LINE
Price OF this very valuable property / So 500
Building lots adjoining this property may be purchased
prices and easy
Address apply
CHAS H. JERAIAN, AGENT.
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23

a aleasant vacation in this city with
herSbarents.
Everybody meets everybody else
these beautiful warm days at the pop
ular drug stores of Board & Nc
Guirc, at 1912 Ia I4th Street, NORTH
west, or at their Busy Corner" Al
Ninth and u Streets, Northwest, two
places for the most delicious ice cream
soda in the city.
Miss Mary Dickerson was the
guest of Capt. and Mrs Young, II
Denver, Colo, few days last week
| Miss Celestine West, of Phlladel-
phia. is visiting this city, the guest Oi
| Mrs Walter PinchbaCk, 1912 5 Street
Northwest
Mrs. VIM. H. Hayes, of nth Street
| has returned home after a very pleas
ant visit East
Miss Ocea Brooks has returned
| from her summer vacation enjoyed a.
Saratoga Springs.
The regular choir Of St Luke's ?
+. Church began its work last Sunday
morning, under the direction of Mr.
Scott Mayo, director 1t is the inten
ton of Mr.. Mayo to augment the
choir from time to time with acCepta
bic voices and to reach muslCally tht
highest state of efficiency
! Mr.. Albert H. Adams and wife, Mr.
Albert Beverly and wife, and Mr.
Frank Adams, spent the summer va
cation at BluemOnt, Va. Also Mis-:
Beatrice Martin and Miss Edna Cor
don and mother These ladies anC
lgentlemen returned to this city Fri
day, the 18th inst, after having EN-
lJoyed three weeks in the mountain
lOf Virginia.
The Washington bee., 1911-09-23

THE WESTERN CAFE
Mrs. ANNE MUNNERLyN, Proprshes
MEALS At 4LL HOURS. STRICTLY FIRSTCLA1S
BALLS PARTIES RECEPTIONS SERVED
QUICK LUNCHES, Hor COLD
GAME SEASON, COOKED TO ORDER
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER-o-
Georgia Avenue y w
ANNE MUNNERLYN, Proty5eress
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
MODIFICATION OF
SOUTHERN CATTLE
QUARANTINE.
Washington, -. O.. March II. IL.

W dSilngtcH, Do March IL. / L.
Nearly il, 0G0 square miles Of
additional Territory has been r
leased from The Federal qualar-
tine for Texas fever or tick f.yt +
Of cattle by al order Of he Secre
tarJ Of Agriculture taking fleet
March H.. This ac ion is taken
a. re-. uit If good progress made
during the past year III he exte:-
mllation Of cattle ticks VII Oh
spread the disease fhe total
area released from quarantine
since the eradication of he tick
was Systematically Undertaken in
the summer Of 1906 by cooprIa
| tloH between Frdt, Al state ina
| local authorities now dn,OHGfs TO-
nearly ~, 900 square miles, and
! .ncl''deS Territory III tie States #
Virginia, Moth Carolina. Sou h
Carolina, tennessee, Kentucky,
Georgia, sr>>ipri, ARKANSAS
Ok.ahoni.t, irtd~, arG California.
he 'ri@aaed isIii uiJ exceeds il,
extern he cninbIn' Il area Of South
CainIIna, he"l ga, and Alab ana.
The Territory released by the
recent order j. As follows:
In Virginia, he counties III Flu
wanna and ~ llield.
Ia N'i Ii iintirf, he counties
vi Sthhi'i, AiGi't sti,.'TN. RabdOii,i,
Chatham, y a:,t. IN: Franklin.
III friun >s.r, he county III
Dv"r!ui' nn:i r":'i ns Of h. rrui
lr& 4; rrnit.S. Polk, Lincoln,
Lawrence, E"ntoh, and Madison
In MISSISSIPPI PORTIONS Of he
,ounll's OF MatSlail and Benton
In Oklahoma The county of Kir
"a aitS port oits IF the counties OF |
s'ir,t, jack son, SWa,i>on. ladiu. |
Cleveland PnitlWa'umlr, i.ltlcD.n.
and Pawnec.
In IeaaS HE county Of CoitI.
md portions Of he countries al
llardeman, Howard, and Mitchell.
The order also pTescIibts rrgu-
iat'oHS foi he territory remaining
~ uuard'iiln", which includes thu
entire STATES nf Alabama, tlni IDA.
and Louisiana. ii q parts Of Viz
.Inla, North CaGuIIra, South caro-
ina, Tenn. >>er, Georgia, MlssIs
Slppl, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas,
and CaIif.tn'a. Copies of his or
Ter may h" obtained on applica
Ion 70 III. Bureau Of Animal In
lnstry, ltrpai Inent OF Agriculture.
w aShugton, y &.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
A new INVENTION.

TheO Oriillon, a noted black
smith Of this place, mas invented !,
cane Scraper. 1t is IA very simpj.
device made Of steel about lively.
inches long aud three inches wide.
Both ends are bent upward. One
end is adjusted to the handle of
the pillow near the ground by me II,
Of clamp and sweep is OH the
other end to brush The loosen. {.
soil from the cane. The srra,.
IL adjusted on The pillow to ba, fl
the last furrow ana can b., gagged
to take as much soil from thu cane
as is desired
Mr.. OIiIIion tried it and saws
that the result ls far beyond What
he had expected, because no hoe
is needed after using the scr,p,r.
This is without the shadow OF a
doubt a great blessing to all the
small sugar cane planters who
cannot afford t. buJ aa expensive
scraper, while Ibis new sc.app;.
invented by Mr. O;lilon. can liz
purchased for few crnis.-tion
Gale, La Question
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
THE JEANERETTE
LAKE ROAD.

Work Is being pushed on the
Jeanerette Lake Road, under the
supervision of Chairman Frank
Heanliien. The vouchers issued
by the Police Jury last year to
this road fnnh have been paid,
which Will give The road commit.
tee almost enough funds 10 com
piete the road up to where the
canal is proposed. Until funds
can be raised to dredge this canal.
from Grand Lake to the high
land, causeway road will be
built through the stretch of
swamp. to compile e the road TEN.
pOrari y 20 the iaAr sisn'e dean.
ef.tTe II ,aii
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
CHARTER
OF THE
LOUISIANA COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF IBERIA

Be 1t known that on this 9Th da,
OF the Month of March A. ID. 1o1i
! before me, FRED. W. BAUMAN. :
notary Public, duly commissioned
ana qualified in and for the par
ISM OF Iberia, State OF Louisiana
ana III the presence of the witnps.
seS hereinafter named and under
signed
Personally came and appeared
the several persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed and WI
deciared that availing themselves
OF the benefits of the laws OF the
state OF Louisiana relative to the
organization of corporations, thew
nave formed and organized and by
these presents do form and organ
lze themselves as well as such 9th
er persons as may hereafter ioin
with them or their successors in
10 corporation for the obiecrs
and purposes and under the cove-
nants, stipulations and agreements
following, to-wit:
ARTICLE /.
The name, style and title of this
corporation shall be THE LOU
u!SIANA COMPANY and under
sad name it shall enjoy a corpor-
ate existence and succession for
the full term and period OF ninety
nine (99) years from and after tba
date Of this .sct; it shall have nov
ar 20 contract, sue AMI be sued. and
10 make and use a corporate seal
ana the same to alter and break
AZ pleasure, to have, hold, re-
'elve, purchase, sell, convey. ease
pledge, bond, hypothecate and
ooftgage property of any kind
whether real, personal or mixed +,
'orporeal or incorporeal, 10 have |
ma appoint such managers, direc-
ors and officers and agents as ifs
BUSINESS may require, and to make
nd establish as well as to alto
no amend from time to time such
y-laws, rules and regulations for
ne proper management and GOV
rnment OF the affairs Of said cor-
oratlon as may be necessary and
roper, and generally to possess
Ii the powers hereinafter men
oned and that now are or may
GREATER be conferred by law or
ecessary to promote its objects
nd interests. ,
ARTICLE II.
The domicile of this corporation {
lali be at New Iberia, Parish of s
'eria, State q louisiana, where t
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
SKIN AFFECTIONS
WHETHER ON INFANT OR
GROWN PERSON CURED BY
ZEMO AND ZEMO SOAP.
AN UNUSUAL OFFER

The Thibodeauxs Drug Store says
to every person, be it man, woman
or child, who has an lrritated, ten
der or itching skin 10 come to our
store and procure aihottle of ZEMO
and a cake of zEMO soap and if
you are not entirely satisfied with
results, come back and get your
money. SO confident are We OF the
efficacy Of this clean, sim lie treat
usual offer. II
ZEMO is clear liquid for ex-
ternal use that HAN cured SD many
cases of eczema, pfmples, dnndruff
and other forms of skin eruption
ZEMO and ZEMO soap are the
most economical as well as the
cleanest and most effective treat
ment for affections of the skin or
scalp, whether on infant or grown
person.
Jos. N. Thibodeaux's Drug Store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
1O1EYS (,lsNrOIkAkTIVE
Foe s1orAcr THous ID CONSTIPATION
NOTICE OF HOMOL OGATION.
Foe STomhcn tn

Succession of
Dn,cilv Romero deceased
Nineteenth Judicial District Court
State of Louisiana, Par. of IBERIA
Whereas, Garcia komero, a
reslde IT of the Parish of Iberia
Administrator, of the above entitl-
cd and numbered Succession, has
filled in this Honorable Court, his
iinal account aud tablcau as Admins
traitor of said Estate, together with
his petition =. F1ng that The same he
homologated and approved
Notice is therefore hereby given
to all whom it may or doth concern
to show cause, if any they have,
within ten days from the first pub
LEGATION hereof, why the prayer Of
petitioner should not be granted
Witness the Honorable James
Simon, Judge Of our said court this
18th day Of March. A y. 1911.
A. j. MAUMUS,
D'p'y Clerk of Court.
l.. o. Hacker,
Camm6ck & Broussard,
Attorneys
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

X A James. Of tHailcS "a II!
has the proud distinction 0i IaN
Ing grown t he i,eS. ear Of corn ii
all the 3 10 1l3. 500 tuslclS 81
| last year = bumped r@np AT til,
National Corn show Just held Il;
toiumbus, ONO, ;hI~ gentleman
vas awarded tn" " X Keel .4g
National Torn T.nph>. donated III
1909 b. W. X Kellogg, pIcsi,'cn
Of The Kellogg Ioasreh Corr
FLAKE c.. of Bal,Ie ferk, Mlc:
Thousands of et!> of coin from
Al pAl' 5 IF he country aud Of q
varieties were entered ~ the com
petition The selection of the
grand champion Sweeps stakes ami
n. aAafh # he Kellogg trophy
* mat!r ~ a@h,Iai points Of
superiority
The ear of corn grown by Nh
James is vi Reds yellow Den
variety. It l. 10 inches long i
Inches i'll circumference, and las
70 lows Of kernels, 4 to the inch
~ the Tow, average OF an inch
~ depth, and DIG Of an inch IN
width. It is indeed very correct
type III yellow dent corn
Mr.. James, The winner. il Il viz
oTOuS larincr about 40 years Of
age and Of pleasing personality. IA
man who has given careful study
70 corn cultn,e, and who has
achieved his success as a grand
champion winner only by years Of
hard work and palnstaking seed
selection ii 4 CAREFUL breeding
from season 10 season
ILLINOIS growers are especially
rIated over he result fUi the lea-
~nn that this is the first time III
four years that the donors have
been wrcstcd fran The state of IN
llama. Las years champion ear,
he first wli,n,r Of the Kellogg
trophy, Was g!nwn By '.r. Fred.
=. Palm, Of New ton, Ind 1t was
also of Reds yellow Dent variety.
'rOSN Il With Alexander Gold
standard Last yeai ! plizr sin
'er - the most Perfectly 'osinrd
ear Of the two, though i! 1eqoiles
careful judge to distinguish he
POINTS Of superiority.
he trophy awarded TO Nj.
James VAS made y, Tiffany. OF
Newly O. K, for Nj. u Il. Kellogg.
it 4 cost Of 81 900 L il mate IF
'TerlIng sltv'r, bsD,Zc and eva
ncls, ant is Il t.nly a,ti>'ic CT. a.
ion II stands 80 inches n
eight. Mr.. keil"gg's interest in
orn growing can he understood
hen il is stated liiat The Kellogg
oasted Corn Flake o., If which
!" Is president, has an ontpnt re-
|.Illng 10, 900 bushc,s OF corn A
ay IA" pioduc', tor his nanu
arture. A peculiar feature is
ha' VIII Z he Kellogg poduct is
lade exclusively from selected
Vhlte corn, the kellogg trophy has
een won each 'In.e 10y a yeI ow
orn exhibit. The trophy IS offer,
d for annual competition until
'on twice by th" same grower.
The Nliinnai Corn Show m
7hich the award was made, was
II event Of tremendous m,pui.
lde. At one of the sessions
resident Taft was present ana
elivered an address
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

, A IE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA.

!, J. 6. Leblanc, Clerk Of the
18th Judicial District Court, Ex-
officio Recorder and Conservation
OF Mortgages and sConyeyances in
and for the Parish a4d State afore-
said, do hereby certify the above
and foregoing to lie true and
correct copy Of the original charter
OF incorporati9n Of THE LOUISE,
ANA COMPANY, on fiio and OF
record in the records Of my Of
flee in Miscellaneous Book No. 8
at folio 81 ct SEQ.
In faith whereof, witness my sig
nature and seal of office this 10th
day OF March, A. D. 1911.
j. G.. leblanc, Pa
Clerk OF Court
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

ELECTRICIAN and MECHANIC
is practical magazine for every
one who wants to learn about cleo
tricity, or who uses tools. Its arti ].
cles tell you how to make flying
machines, wireless telegraph ap-
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is full Of valuable shop-kinks, and
practical hints, well illustrated.
The only magazine OF its kind in
the world. Send your name on
postal card for free sample copy.
Write it today. The three latest
numbers will be sent for Is cents.
s1.50 year.
SAMPSON PUBLISHING CO.,
'ope Bldg. Boston, Mass.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
FOLEY KIDNEY Pills

Neutralize and remove the poi
sons that cause baekache, rheuma-
tism, nervousness and all kidney
and bladder Irregularities. They
build up ~ restore the natural
action of these vital organs.
For sale at Taylor's Drug Store
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
* ONarMY

Self denial is . virtue and }.
he first step towards economy
But there Is no economy in deny
hg yourself the Iberian's week.,
sisits where they only cost you 2
ants pr week, q o1.00 Per year
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

ton may reIoIrn ..-=
4 canf,.r ..7.5 10
on Other .t4srl.,, me
bc dccmpD necessary '3dE
MSS 4nf ta!r.p,..-
ton. am. es- fh
ure, and ,.alg ave iS-
nahr au4t r-t,fi-4 "
change G..t.4,z 1..taf IS
ably tn th.@ ..t IL
ton, or -I.tu5. rr * ~. d
4.,ti.p4 I,s..,....l gu
support ana man. .r,.1, lhe
fa.rs ana Ha4tnr,, =. .=54 ~ al
tiop. api + sbalI .6.. ia
to foTro0, oon,s ever
,r,oes ts.,i,. ann .l'ft-
a l3.,,>t .','i '@l ''ct4ist a.ivi-
things ana ACT iu All ~a
tineut 10 the object All .. ~.
OF tins cor poratior a. el
sue aud deliver f0a Tu5 .s3sns
Of this stcrl, Or tn #s##.- III;
cations OF has corporation. ,s.r-
ment ,e. aho. dom, 5r r.a..
rights and pfoDe9tv a tf4s VI
ceiA5eL
And any rtrc or }l-faa. M.
jet 10 repet, modification or
change, by a maiprlft. nf tE.. !;
rectors at any meeting III t,..ronn-
panH
The notice Of annlsd rl.af55,r or
the stock hoid,rs mav LIS ra.n ,'
publication as aboN,. pral4slrd fnr
or, such notice NAV H., .clx.n ~,
ten days notice In Nfittazr f., a.ni
ockhol,lcr OF the iimp a,.I ,1aan
OF holding SAID auanai a.nlf,a,
which may BE- served ~ t,5,,,s,,;t'
ting such notice 10 hiq = I.jrasa''',
known place Of resid,.n9E - ~ las'
ness; provided. ,hat utb.t "a '"'i
the stockholders arc I,rn...nt ~
person or by nroxy tb., ~
waive IN writing the notice and
delay of such meeting, eyrrut IN
cases where otherwise prnyidad
for by law.
In voting for directors each
Stockholder shall hc entitled to
cast either in person or lv nroxv
one vote for each share of stocL
owned by him which shaI. have
been standing in his name On tho
ten days prior to the date of said
election.
The board of directors may es-
ia blish transfer agencies IN f;,an
cial centers to make transfer NJ
stock of This cornor,t;at '''.,t' VI
tba 1 hn.rd ",es ana regulations as
transfers on the books OF said
-fanSfcr agents shall bn d.,,,,,
transferred on the books of ~
company.
The president OF this cornora-
ion shall have the right to sue mr.
o defend suit, in behalf of the cor
.oratlon without special authoriza-
ION OF the board of directors.
hhiloLE VI.
Except as to the incro,eo A.
'rease of the capital stocE ,,h;ah
hall be done in the manner and
orm required by law. th;s ,n, ~
NAV be cban,aa
nodified or altered or e,;d nnr,
ton may be dissolved nv roto
II not less than two-tb;rds 80 .,
i the outstanding capitaI otoot
t a meeting of stock holders eo1
q specially Tor that burmese az
Older of the tin,a 80 1"e1 STOCK
gliding such meeting. ar hv ,,b ~
cation OF notice of sucb 49,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

Miss Efhtl fayior was visitor
C. her aunt, Mrs. + +. Putnam,
AZ AbbrVilne, last week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

Mr.. JOS. A. l.eBIanc has been
appointed ami commas Toned the
May OF of the Village of D"l"amb1,
to fill the vacancy caused by tn.
retirement of Nj A. l.eleux
from that office
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

Nj. II. t.. latltnr WAS chafH
ing VISITOR 10 friend, III this ,,'u,.
on ldsi >unuaN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

NJ & p G4elg took advantaga
Of be- day Of rest aud improved
the opportunity al visiting f,lehds
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