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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-03

ward and Princeton arc ready for their
This gAmA win have Z double interest,
tween the two teams which have hopes
picnship. but II win also .be tho lrst
Princeton and Harvard nrst mot back
have besn played, Princeton winning
In 1871, ~: ana again in 1857. max.
Crinson AAa tapped the Grunge and
teams wAs dealA4A u 1oas. ~ Tissss, K
ytli laaA ys1Uee1no, Wins N7aAW. YlUest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-03

Continuous vaudeville, with motion
pictures showing games In peftes Tor
worlds championship. Excellent en-.
tasrtainment4 e rs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-03

.s PRINCETON X. L.. Nov 2s--
Thirty minutes OF scrimmaEe with a
strong scrub eleven this afternoon
dnishAd the Tigers preparation for
the game with Harvard Saturday.
There was little change in the quail
ity Of play pat up by tho vArsity.
They were able to push the ball across
the goal line twice after many
plunges. The defense. however, was
improved or the scrub was weak, for
the first string inemen smothered
everything tho scrubs hurled at them.
6SverAl forward passes were tried
with but little success.
Most Of the plays that the Tisers
will use against Harvard were run
through. Chrystie ran the team at
quarter most Of the time. while PEN
ield played quarter on the scrub,
which was composed Of fret substi-
tutes. Both men played well. but Il
begins to look a. II Chrystie Will yet
the call TO start tho gAmo.
Dunlap played at right and again
to-day. and may ret the ball 0yor
Hammond. who has b4sn showing up
we'll. Hammond win b tlrst substi-
tutA end. Wight II still laid up with
his wrenched knee ana may not be
able 10 play before the Yals game.
rarr may not be IN the game Tor two
wseke and may b. out Tor the SEA.
aon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-03
Newark Club Sold.

Newark Club Sold.
NEWARK, n. j.. Nov. 2.-Segotta- :
tons were completed this afternoon
for the sais OF the Newark Baseball
Club by Joseph J. Mc0innity, and
Henry Clay Smith. to William A. Nc
Manus, Of this city. and the title will
probably be Transferred tomorrow
The price In close to $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-03
Raiou.
lr,ar,,ial

This week. matinee Saturday~-siSt.
Emo. Popular play. we'll acted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-03

biles would be made and sold e
country this year. Ho satd CT
the salary list OF Ill the An19
engineers In the United Dtatee aa1
ed to s1o0,000,000. In ths pa41|
twelve women, wives Of mefnbo1
Will accompany them on their G.
inspection.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
COUNTRY
Cconunpea rr9m page I )

ormation, conditional liberation and
reinstatement TO a normal position
in society possible in these cases, iii
is difficult to say on what principle
the same possibility and hope OF re-
formation, liberation and forgiveness
should not be extended to one guilty
of murder under circumstances not
punishable by death. While there j"
life there should be hope. 1t may be
far II, delayed, dim, distant pos
sib.lity, but it would seem that that
hope should be held out as poss1
BILE attainment to the meanest wretc.
who is allowed to live. The Justice
of man should aim at the perfection
Of divine Justice, and though hnit"
wisdom not knowing the hearts o.
men, may not always deal justly with
Offenders, yet it should not shut the
gates of mercy against tho meanest
of Gods creatures
Since the parole law was placed IN
operation last autumn, the attorney
general said, but one prisoner had
violated his parole. The 200 prisoners
who were paroled from the time the
law was put into effect in the autumn
Of 1910 to June 80 earned nearly
$4,000. whereas. il they had remained
in prison, the attorney general pointe1
out, they would have been a charge
on the government.
Mr. Wickershams expressed the be-
lief that the parole boards should be
enlarged by adding two unofficial
persons selected from among promi-
nent citizens of the locality in which
the prison is situated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
FUNERAL
OF a Well Known Glass
Worker is Held at
Industrial.

The funeral of Roman Montross.
who died in his home at Industrial
at O'Clock Tuesday morning of
yellow jaundice and a complication
of diseases after an illness of few
days, was held Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock in his home, with
the body to be taken by train We'd
nesday night to Marion, Ind, for
burial Friday.
Mr.. Montross was born at Ber-
nard's Bay, N. Y, December g..
1853. His age was fifty-seven years.
aJe is survived by his wife, three
sons, Vile and Alfred, Of this city,
and Jacob, of Utica, o., and one
daughter, Mrs William Slobe, of
Marion, Ind. He was member OF
he Improved Order of Red Men, Hay
makers and Tribe of Ben Hur, of
Marion, Ind, and also member OF
the executive board of the National
window Glass Workers.
The deceased man was window
glass gatherer at the Tuna window
glass factory and he was quite well
known in window glass circles. He
was one of the first to organize the
l.. A. 900. His sudden death came
as a shock to his many frieneds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
ALL STAR
Duck Pin Team Goes tq
Fairmont for a Game
Thursday Night.

Earl Knapp's All star duck pin team
OF the Gore bowling alleys will go to
Tairmont Thursday night where 1t
will play the Temple alleys duck pin
team
Knapp was manager of the Temple
alleys for "a number of years and'sls
well known in F'airmont. All the
F'alrmont duck pin bowlers know his
ability a $ a duck pin bowler and with
a strong team behind him he Will
make the Fairmont boys hurry II they
want to win the game. Knapp will
take Rady, Grimm, McFarlan and
Enchmnn with him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
HOME CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM

Do not svGSfe time nor take
chances of 5ecoz5lIi1G a cripple OF
helcIess sufferer from Rheumatism
BY crying to cure the disease NTH
externcI applications alone. Such
treatment sometimes giDes relief
from the severe pain, or may re-
duce the Inflammation Of a stDolleR
Joint or muscle, but the effect can-
not BE more than temporary. Each
dGy the cause is GllOwed to remain
in the system Rheumatism gets a
fTmer hold on its Uictim. Purify
your blood Of inRammGtOTy uric
acid and then you mill cure the dis
ease permanently. The system UiLl
respond more quickly and surely to
S. S. S. than any other treatment.
This great blood purifier possesses
the penetrating qualities necessary
to driUe OUT eUery trace Of urdte
matter from the circulation and
build the blood up to a ROurtshing
and hsalthfaf condition. Only pure
blood can overcome Rheumatism.
Thousands have cured themselves OF
Rheumatism by using S. s. s.,
medicine made entirely OF roots,
herbs and barlzs; no harmful mineral
enters into its composition, and
S. S. S. is therefore safe for any one
to use. Book on Rheumatism and
medical advice free. S. s. 5. IS sold
Mt drug stores,
TE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Alicante. Ga.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
GOOD GASSER
Drilled on the Noon Farm by
Local Light and Heat
Company.

On Rock Camp creek, in sardis
district, this county, W. NJ. Miller
and Company are through the Cor
don sand with their initial test well
on the C. F. Bailey farm, and found
that formation dry They are drill
ing deeper.
On the West Fork river, in Coal
district, the Clarksburg Light and
Heat Company has completed its
test we'll on the J. F. Noon farm ard
has a good Easser from the Fifth
sand.
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FALLS TO DEATH.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. IS
Dick Leggett, aged 21 years. air in
spector for the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad at Handley. in attempting
to jump on a freight train at the
depot fell under the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-18
WOMAN is FINED.

Mickey Blank, foreign woman of
Pinnicktnnick. was fined IS and costs
Tuesday evening in Justice G. II.
Gordon's court for hitting Mrs. Mich
sel salek with pail when the two
had fuss the same day. She was
unable to pay the fine but as she was
In delicate health she was released
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04
ANENT MACA-
ZINE POSTAGE

The following clipping is an ex
cerpt from letter written 10y Wm
Il. Hearst Of New Yo.k to Johr
Temple Graves Of Washington. -
u and which was published /,
the Congressional Record:
1t IN asserted. ana Of course al
mil ted, tina. the Poai Office he
partment IL condu ted al "A loss
SO are the state nrparl mpnt, eni
Z the Army and Navy Departments,
and the Interior Depai tmcnt, ana
the Agricultural Department., and
the Labor Department, and h. Iu
dicial Drpa' tmcn', and the Extcu
tive Department sometimes al a
heavy loss bur, leu ~ hope, al,
ways for the benefi; of he people.
! am willing to admit. however,
that the Post Office Department
should not h conducted 1T "a loss
II II ia possible properly and ad
vantageOnsly 10 conduct II at a
profit.
There are two ways of trans.
forming a deficit INTO su plus.
One plan is by Increased taxation,
which has been the refuge OF every
incompetent government In the
history Of he world. and the oih,4
plan Is Oy economical business ad
minis.ratiun, and this has ALWAYS
been the distinguishing mark Of
those governments which have de-
served the app'ora of he ,,conl,
aud The considerable attention Of
history.
: Any biunderins incompetent
mn plumber The public TO raisr
honey 10 conInct a department
The trs If abill
~ IN public or private bus ness is
10 conduct a proposition success
fully without excessive rxpendl
ture, but with such intelligent |
economy and such elimination ~ |
useless expense as To create sur.
plus instead of a d.iicit
The choice If the Post Office
I)rpar 'm,nF IN The present instance
hes between reckless taxation and
administration, and If
me Go., .hi.:' q; aou.d gi.e IL
much attention and as mup h If
'"rt TO conducting he Posi- Office
department ecannmIca ! IS r j,
low giving "a The attempts ~ ,tH
valntb!e educational institution
at OF existence, the Government !.
'ould deserve The high pia -. III
lead Of The stern crtsurr. If The +.
q
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For Job Printing 60 10 .tu.ard's
l.. II. WILLARD. rhe Printer.


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~ wien CHECKS Io noG come GA
tGnq.
And cuA o@ers write nary line.
We'd W7.h'M ti0ul anxiety,
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WELCOME
TO LOUISIANA.

The fifth Farmers Excursion t
Louisiana, under charge of tn,
Payne investment Company, ar
rived toward the close Of the pres
ent week. 1t consists Of about {
buudred farmers from Iowa, Iii
LOIs, Indiana, Kansas and Neb
raSka.
On his occasion the noted
Belle Helene plantation in the
PARISH IF Ascension is to be divid
20 llto small farm, and sold
il@ IS III 'ine with the Tendency
Il ne times, when large land
holdings OF more than the dimpn
r.cnS of medlaeva! barOnial estates
are beng sub-dividrd and worked
mote ahvantageously in limited
t aets with the actual though not
relative Increase Of the tanning
population.
Most Of the larger estates of
ca Louisiana sugar region were
'oinrd ~ the gradually censoIi-
aatad tracts o.: numerous limited
land -iinls,,rs. 81 Ii consolidation
vas due & slavery III more modern
tInes aS Ii was TO se,fdOm IN the
Middle Ages and even in Russia
only thirty years since, or up to
the later part Of the reign of the
dynamlted Fzar Alexander.
NoNaday>, all of the civilized
Wpi'G there seems to be a reversal
of this process and subdivision in
stead of consolidation uf the fields
ef agflcEifuie. And we in Louis
lara seem to be on the eve of a.
movement when, So to speak, an
n srieultnral democracy will sup
Plant an agricultural autocracy.
Fine Payne Investment, or realty
promoting Company. has so far
disposed Of about $1,000 acres of
the Improved lands Of orr sugar
region 10 about 100 farmers. aver.
aging 80 acres - the family or the
independent farmer who hopes TO
likewise raise such a crop on the
prolific soil Of Louisiana. AS far
as we have been able to ascertain.
the price paid for such lands has |
averaged seventy dollars an acre.
with some of the truck growing
ands below The city going for
more than triple that amount, un.
Ter the class of improved lands al
'eady in cultivation.
The Northern capitalists who
were managing tins doubly lucra
I'VE bnsiness, or one highly profit
'ble to both sides in the real es.
'taf. traHsaclions, assert that. al
hengh hey have already brought
100 farming families into the state.
hey have only begun their work.
u ORDER to accomplish it on the
contemplated scale, or to the full
oSsible extent, they have expert
hced land agents and writer's at
'otH III numbers of the Northern
taos, giving due publicity to the
attie, afirac'IveneSS and resource
tiness Of The Louisiana lands.
articuiaily TO those of the sugar
-gion Louisiana Planter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04
The COST OF
TRANSPORTATION,

Dixie Motoring.
BY sea freights, LILO of 1c Der
ton per mile.
by railroads, lc per ton per
mile
BY good roads, &c per ton per
mile.
By ordinary country roads. 25c
per ton per mile.
Ninety per cent. of every load
by steamship, railroad or express,
must be carried by wagon or truck
over high way. 1t costs the
IA mers ot liz United States near
lf three times ror- than those ot
Europe TO market an equal ton
t.tar nj farm products
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04

A correspondents Of The Scirnti-
nc American proposed lac adop
ton Of "voiator' and "volatlon
a. synonyms for aviator and ava
tiOn respectively The editor Of
the journal objected on the ground
of the liability of confusing the
proposed Synonyms with the
word v"l''iou' Latin roio, TO
wilD
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loose Leaf Ledgers, at Mi||ards

We have been told that the
Pharr Bros. will cut up Golden
Farm plantation, near Berwick,
into town lots, and sell them to
those who wish to buy them
Morgan City Review.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04

Gov. Sanders is to be chairman
of the delegates from Louisiana to
the Southern Commercial Congress
that IS scheduled to meet in At
lanta, Ga, March IS, 19lh.
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to ElOl DOre. All of undivided
right, title and interest in a
tract of land, improved, $40 per
arDent.

IIenC, ulbIe anu interest IN
tract of land, improved, $40 pei
arpent.
February 4.
Mrs. Alice Doumenge Darby t.
John +. Darby. Town lot in
this city, e52 so.
H. Patout TO M. A. Patout & Son,
Limited. Undivided one eighth
right, title and interest in a
plantation, together with the
appurtenances, at Isle Piquant.
Also undivided one Gig nth in a
swamp land. S112, 600.
February 6.
A. f. Frlck to William Dreben-
stedt. Tract Of land, improved
in Petite Anse, $1,000
February I.
Hamilton Derouen to Adonis De-
rOuen. Tract of swamp and
wood land, $500.
John Simon to Hamilton Dcrourn
Tract of land, improved, ar the
COteau, 1880.
February 8.
j. A. Edmunds to Mrs. Henrietta
Bush Blakesley. Town lot, i'm
proved, ID this city, $50
February 9.
Edgar !. Bourg to iberia Building
Association Town lot, imprey.
ed, III this city, 5000
Edward Nereaux to Iberia Build
ing Association. Town lot. i'm
proved, in this city, $3.50.
Iberia Building Association to Ed. |
ward Nereaux. Town lot, i'm
proved, in this city, $500
iberia Building Association to
Edgar } BOurg Town lot, i'm
proved, in this city. 5000.
February -
iberia Building Association tol
Mrs. Arena Leblanc Miguez
Town lot, improved, in this city,
$500.
lat Smiths Hot 4re<o, @
Ready 10 100 IN daily.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04

March came ,n-not ~ a roar.
ing liOn-hut with The prOmS. Of
very nncer AIN weather. FuggY,
warm, cold, cloudy, sunny, dust.
and rainy wer" CHARACTERISTICS o
March's FIRST DAY
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04

Nr. K. H Morre!l va in tow,
tuesday He says the growth of
willows Oh i's banks of the CITY
anal IN thr lover section. il
threatening to ranse considerable
trouble by leaning over and OBJ
,tfticting the free passage in the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04

Any subscriber not receiving his
,.Aper regularly Will please report
tame 10 this office and an investiga
lion will promptly be made by the
management.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued for the Month of Feb
uary, 1911.

L. 5. Brownson to Celestine
Pitre.
| Claiborne Vaughn TO Regina
Boutte
| Chas. Frilot, Jr, to Agnes
Smith.
Albert Provost to Nay Angus.
tine.
Jos. DeAtmintor to Ernestlne
Gau hreaux
Ernest Washington to Odilia
BrOusSai
Arisflde Loenon to Louise Bar
ton.
Jno. Owens to ROsina Danlls.
Abraham Dickson to Alberta
Thompson.
Sam Romero to Jane LOuviere
Luciano Taarnina to Maria Pc
rescanZin.
John Green to Bertha Joiner.
Louis Olivier to Leila jefferson
Clarence Hogan to Mary Jones.
Maurice Gulllotte to lrma Fri
Oux
Farrar Ennoch to Henriette T.
Demahy.
Julian Charpentier to Rosa
Prince
julius Francis to Alberta Mel
son.
Amedee Laperouse to Marie NJ
RObicheaux.
EuphcmOn Derouen to Louise
Schwab.
Jno. G. Moutor to Helen Dor
sey.
Cornelius Hector to Celia Rot-
ertson.
VIM. Campbell to Mary Day.
II G Barrow to susi. Lee
Jones.
Rev. II. y. Winesbury I" i!ary
Chas. Hickman to E'va Small
A. &. Baker to CedODia Peter.
Sylvester Joseph to Stella Jean
Baptiste.
Emile Morvant to Agnes Wat
k ms
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:'le oi.eiou~as City cat ucii i.
fac ng proposition al flo ing
"" II Is XII. III STE ono ~ Hh !.
mprovpmrn's
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A COLD, LaGRIPPE, THEN
PNETIMONTA

Is too often the fatal sequence.
Foley's Honey and Tar exPels the
cold, checks the lagrippe, and pre-
vents pneumonia ~ is prompt
and reliable Icopeh medicine that
contains no ha(eotics. 1t is as safe
for your children as yourself.
For sale at Taylor's Drug Store.
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The Iberian Is responsible for no
.,o.vidual debts contracted by par
ises connected IL any capacity with
/: le paper.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04

FRESH FLOWER SEEDS
at Millard's News Depot.
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G. Frick to Eugene Darby. Town
lot in the village of Loreauville,
5000.
January 10.
Mrs. Felicie Bernard L,on r.
Bourgeois and Beaullieu All
right, title and interest in q
tract of swamp land. Besides
a tract of land. $3531.5O.
January q.
Bazile Latiolas, ST., to j. Gross
mans Sons. Tract of land, i'm.
proved, $1O25.
Richard Walker ct al. to ]. C. Ak.
ers Lot, improved. near the
town of Jeanerette. 1925.
Joseph Bouillon to Joseph Norres
ct al. Strip of land, s25.
January 26.
Emile Smith to Mrs. Anna Coles
Smith. Town lot at Hubert.
WIG, TOU.
Mrs. Kate Mcguire Fucker to p.
N. Cyr. Town lot, improved.
in Jeanerette, 5000.
January q.
L.. }. BonvillaIn to Alphonse Gau.
threaux. Town lot in this city.
500.
Mrs. Heloise Hudson Monnot to
A. T. Moresi. Town lot, i'm.
proved, in Jeanerette, 1925.
January %.
Mrs. Louise Bayard Vest to Iberia
building Association. Town lot
improved, IN this city, $3.50.
IBERIA Building ASSOCIATION to|
Paul P. Doerlr. Town lot, jim.
proved, in this city, $3.50.
January 80.
hrs. Eliza Romero DeArmintor Ut
ais. to Elodias l.. Romero. One
undivided one-seveDth right, IT,
tie and interest in 4 town l,t
improved, III this city, $50 for
each vendors share.
lrs. Jennie Holleman Krauae IN
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson Mar.
ceIlens. Tract of land. improv.
ed, $4,000. Also two shares of
the capital stock Of the Iberia
Building Association.
January 81.
RS Blanche Girard Lyles to
Clef Girard. Town lot. imprOv.
ed, on the east side of Bayon
Teche, this city, e627 30. Also ,
ten shares Of the capital stock
OF The Iberia Building Associa-
tion.
February 3.
deberi Tberiot to Mrs. Louise
Thktot. Tract Of land, $50.
Iss ~ onsins Toacheqsa et sls J
~ y -
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Manuscripts Sent to the Editor VIII
Not be Returned Unless Postage Is
Enclosed
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ENANGELtNE. w a,,ss Nsrv u
Weeks, on sale Maard's News De-
pot
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new STREET LIGHTS.

A. 9. Nauck, manager of the
municipal electric light plant, is
now engaged in the work Of in
stalling new system of Tungsten
incandescent lights for street
lighting 70 snpercede the more ex-
pensive arc lamps. The State
street circuit was put in operation
last Saturday night and furnished
brilliant illumination. Each lamp
is OF sixty candle power, and
these, property spaced, afforded a
steady light with less garish glare
than the arc lamps --Abbeville
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Entered at Post office New IBERIA.
"a. rs second class mail matter

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
sanding or reputation of any person,
trim or corporation which may appear
~ the columns Of the Ibcrian VIII be
gladly corrected if brought to the at
t,.ntion OF the editor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04

40 191 900 rep estnts the pas
senger travel over the Hartman
Lines for the year 1910, and not a
life lost. Safety devices have
achieved "A wonderful victory in
deed Accidents were cut to one
third as compared with former
years.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

January 16, 1911.
Z. A. McGOwen to Edwin Davis.
Parcel of land near PatOutvllle,
$3.50.
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4 SPECIAL MEDICINE FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS
i0oSaLa2f latgGrs, Il MIIlards

II placing your order for aLoose
Leaf Ledger Outfit did YOU ever
think that there y a decided adj
vantage ia buying from the home
dealer, where you can geto yenr
future reeds supplied At minimum
CT cost2
Think OF it and sea Z. rs Willard
your home stationer. La UiiI III
to "showh YOU, II pafnifted
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January II.
q. Frick to Mrs. Olympic Decourt
Ransonet. Town lot in the vii.
lage of Loreauville, 1920.
G. Frick to Eugene Darby. Town
lot in the village of Loreauville,
500.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-04

Eat Smiths hot Gre<o, @
Ready 1000 ~ daily.
SMfTH'SB BAKERY
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-23

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