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The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
CountyNews
MAN

On last Friday evening, April 81
the graduating exercises OF the
Miami High school were held at
kHe Christian church. The build
RING was packed with interested
1rzends and relatives long before
tie interesting program was be-
xum- There were even graduates
- follows, Misses Ella Copeland,
Bgsude Haynie, Margaret Grady,
Annie Pickett, Ola Haynie, Ches-
tcz Matheny, Marvin Berry, Ches-
ter Matbeny having reached the
highest mark in his grades at
school was OF course entitled to
she vaiedictory but not being
zvare OF the fact until the day
before his graduation he hadn't
1Jme to prepare a valedictory but
s3e3ivered a beautiful Grafton EMIT
ped success Is the Reward Of Eff
fort" The other selections were
widely complimented upon for
their merits In general and for
shs c~learness in which they
spoken and for their being 80 ma
smzl. Prof. Hendrix OF Warrens-
burg, then made an address In a
VERY happy pleasing manner. The
motto OF the class was "Rowing
NOT drifting. Each graduate was
well remembered with beautiful
rhts.
Mrs. Elizabeth Binks and hus-
zaDd OF Glasgow attended the flu
rDeral OF Mrs. Binks' father, Aug
uef Royar, in Miami Monday and
returned home the same day.
Miss Patty Norvell will teach
fbe Fairville school and Miss
Impita Walden the Bates school
tbr coming term.
On April 9th the colored people
<sbscrved Palm Sunday in Miami
In n most charming A
splendid program was made and
songs and prayer, music, speeches
and recitations were rendered.
There Is much literary and musi-
cal talent among n colored peo-
pae and II Is remarkable what an
interest they take in the church
and lodge affairs. Among those
who read papers were Mesdames
mildred Graves and Ola Bell VIII
Mans. The paper entitled "What Is
Lovef" was splendidly prepared
nnd rendered.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
SALINE

w. r. Burton Of the Gillian
Telephone Co., was here on bust
ness Monday.
Will Reich called on Miss Til
lie Koch Mt Marshall last Sunday.
Miss Tillie Sellmeyer who made
her h0mc Of Kansas City for the
past six months returned to her
home here last Saturday.
Miss Lena Johnning, the Misses
sellmeyer, Mary olendorff and
Katie Brucks attended the social
and dance given by the St. Marys
parish at Aholt, Mo-, Monday.
James Drummond who was abb
sent from our midst the past six
months arrived here last week ac-
companied by a southwest Mis-
souri, girl, who he became the hus
band OF recently. Mr.. and Mrs.
Drummond are making arrange
ments to locate in this vicinity.
Died at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. H. Damma, on Monday night
April "a, Tillie Damma, aged l6
years being confined to her bed
scarcely 4 days. Her death came
as a sad surprise to the commune
,ty. Funeral services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. Jas. A. Hagen
bauer Wednesday and her remains
were laid to- rest In the Catholic
burying grounds. To the grief
stricksH family we extend our
heartfelt sympathy.
Cease, mourners cease, and weep
no more,
Your lost friends r but gone
before
Advanced : stage upon the way
That you must tread some other
day:
At the same Inn al meet at last,
They're to repose from troubles
past.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
GRETCHEN

Miss OWE Hayes spent last week
with her brother, Marvin Hayes
and family near Elmwood.
Miss Lucy Evans Is spending
this week with her aunt, Mrs. Jno,
Hall.
George Akeman and family, Miss
OWE Hayes and Milton Simmons
spent Sunday with w. w. Hall.
Misses Cora and Lucy Cundiff
called ut Mrs. Jno. Halls Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Lucy Evans Of Marshall,
spent Wednesday with Miss Hall
Miss Minnie higgins spent Mon
day afternoon with Miss OWE
Hayes.
Mrs. Ruby vanBuskirk and
daughter, were shopping In Sweet
Springs Tuesday.
C. L. Hall spent Saturday and
Sunday In Sedalia.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28

Shackelford school will close on
Friday, April 2sth, with an excel
lent program.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Neal, April 81, a daughter, at the
home OF Mrs. Meals parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Weaver.
Max Hasgall and wife OF St.Louis
arrived Tuesday for a short visit
tot heformer's sister, Mrs. U. b.
wingfield.
Mrs. b. A. Jones was in Marshall
Tuesday.
L. Miss Harriet Thompson Is re-
covering from an attack of humps
II. Green and family have moved
into the cottage owned by Chas.
Thompson.
Mrs. VIM. Utz and daughter,
Mollie, Of near Miami, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Lou Teckemeyer.
DR.. Ben Bickers has returned to
Kansas City. He came down to
attend the funeral OF h.s cousi..
Z. Winslow.
Mrs. Lou Tickemeyr and son,
James, left Monday for their new
home In Alamosa, Colorado.
Austin Jones was doing business
in Sweet Springs Monday.
A letter from DR.. L. Thompson,
who recent yleft with his sister,
Miss Ora, for Albuquerque, N. NJ.
states that her condition isn't very
encouraging.
Mrs. Mamie Kellett returned on
Monday from Kansas City, where
she took her little daughter, Mar
garet for n throat operation. The
little girl Is doing nicely.
Mrs. r. A. Thompson attend
ed church services in Marshall last
Sunday and dined with friends, re-
returning on the evening mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Combs spent
Sunday with VIM. Comb and fam
lily ut Elm Grove.
Mark Cooper and family and
Mrs. Alice Cooper we're entertain
ed at dinner Saturday by Mrs. Jas.
Utz In Marshall.
An interesting program has
been arranged by the teacher, Miss
Margie Haas for the school clos
ing Friday. She is especially
adapted toI work in this line as
well as her methods in teaching.
The pupils r making excellent
grades In their final examinations
for the eyar, showing good work
for both teacher and pupil.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
HARDEMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Gibson, Will
Eastman, wife and daughter, we're
shopping in Blackwater Saturday.
Miss Pearl Niemeier after a
weeks visit with relatives and
friends here returned to her home
In Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Forbeck OF
Boonviile visited Saturday and Sun
day with Clemence Winkler and
family.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the funeral OF Mrs. Jack Thorp
at Nelson Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schler spent
Sunday with Charley Schler and
family OF Pilot Grove.
Dave Goodloe and niece, Miss
Mary Goodloe visited Saturday
and Sunday at the home OF Lee
Kincaids near Black water.
Arch Goodloe, wife and son, Dur
rel, were guests Sunday OF Joe
Hilien and family.
Mrs. julius Reith and eHnry
Niemeier and family were calling
on viii Eastman and family Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Mamie and Nell Dierking
were guests Saturday night OF
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Odeli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Davis were
calling on Will Eastman and wife
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Julius Reith and Mrs. c.
simms were shopping in Marshall
Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
MALTA BEND

Miss Inez Robertson returned
home from school Saturday.
Helen Lunbeck was shopping in
Marshall Saturday.
Miss Della Matter came down
from Lexington Monday morning
for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Morton en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Bradshaw and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry England.
Mrs. John Nye spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Pane who Is sick at Salt Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ransber-
ger OF Mt. Leonard, spent Sunday
with Everett Fulton and wife.
Miss Della Coad OF Grand Pass.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
.. q. Guthrey and wife.
Frank Slusher made q business
trip to Kansas city the first o.
last week.
Mr.. Tatum Of Grand Pass was
N town last Thursday.
Joe Deckard was transacting
businsss 10 tho county eat Friday.
lgiss rlore Wtb6 Of Grand Pass
waa shoppipg y town Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28

Mrs. Mary Shelton and little
daughter, OF South Haven, Kan,
have been with her sister, Mrs. c.
Grother, the past two weeks.
Miss Eula Reavis came home
from Sedalia Monday afternoon.
N. l.. Porter, daughter, Mrs.Howe
and children arrived here from Lin
coin, Neb., and are with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Q. w.
Carmack.
Mrs. ]. Hicklin, who haas been
In California the past eight month
returned Monday for . visit with
her son, John.
Mrs. J. L. Goggin, who visited
relatives In Kansas city the past
ten days came home Monday even
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
.CRANDPASS

Mrs. Z. G.. Riley, after having
spent several weeks with her par
s.ts here, went TO her home in
lexington, Ky, Tuesday, where
lie viii visit relatives a few weeks
md then go on to Boston to join
her husband, who has a lucrative
ppzition there with the "Boston
american" newspaper.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Riley, of Lex
Inytnn, visited A. E. Riley and
Family last week.
AIR. and Mrs. Vosse OF Pittsburg,
Kzsv visited their aunt, Mrs. z.
Fenner, Sunday.
The young ladies of the Epworth
League of Malta Bend will give
sn -in~tellectual entertainment" at
Axbury Chapel and also here in
ff,e near future.
Miss Bertha Plattner entertain
nd several OF her young friends
Kmrsday evening.
1karried-Miss Roseda Weahking
Ind Mr.. Arthur Riley, OF Mayhem
razre united in holy matrimony by
eu- Barrett at Malta Bend at his
1er's and brothers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphreys, Sunday afternoon,
&pxz I'D They visited relatives
"a their host OF friends in Grand
&A and Lexington this week.
lay the "goIden morn" Of their
Added life be all that is bright
beautiful and may lovely fra
II flowers be strewn along
pathway Of life.
q. Riley Is ONE OF the most
henInmt young men OF MAYHEM
<hs bride Is n Of the most
R1ant ladies Of that communi-
Ihssr many friends wish them
kness.
~ will be services at the
u church Sunday.
young ladies Of the W. CT.
r&Ss5ainsd With ~ orstoricai
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
Toilet Preparations.

We carry a complete stock Of all the leading toile,
preparations and sell them at BARGAIN PRICES.
Why pay more when you can supply your wants here
and save both time and money. The following is only
a partial list OF our big assortment.
Colgates Cashmere Boquel Soap. per cake $1,000 l5c
Colgates Palm Oil Soap. per cake--------------- &c
Colgates Bay Rum Soap, per cake-------------- &c
Colgaies Cold Cream Soap. per cake------------ &c
Colga,es Shaving Powder, per can------------- l9c
Colgates Shaving Stick (nickle plate can ------- 23c
Colgates Violet lalcum, per can--------------- I5c
Colgates Daclylis Talcum, per can-------------- l5c
Colgates Cashmere Boquet Talcum. per CAM l5c
Colgates Ribbon Dental Cream, per can--------- l9c
Colgates Violet and Cashmer Toilet Water 39c
Mennen's Talcum. 2 25c
Sanitol Toilet Preparations l9c
This includes a complete assortment Of Sanitol articles.
LaBlanche Face Powder, Soc size for--------- 43c
Jergens Alkali Soap per Sc
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28

ing.
Mrs. Montgomery, the neice OF
Mrs. j. Willis Smith came from
her home in Eldorado Springs Sat-
urday for a visit in her aunt's new
home.
r. Semnler was in Concordia on
Monday.
Judge M. r. Prigmore returned
Monday night from Marshall where
he had been on business.
Mrs. w, X. George OF Fayette lie
a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. George.
"A. Wilder, Of Sedalia, was In
town Tuesday.
Clarence Ray visited friends In
Marshall Sunday.
Mrs. A. q. Elsner spent several
days In Kansas City the first OF
the week with friends.
Mrs. F. Schroeder and children
spent Saturday evening and sur
day in Aulville.
1t Is rumored that a new hotel
will be In curse OF building soon.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
contest in the Baptist church on
Friday night. Music by church
choir.
~ ucALERS--ONLY

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~ 60 eiseidesi susss dealer. eth > ,Is~ Of A.
~soaiias him sur Gsasssi ssIss Agent sad iehbss
o, he HAcsrR0M ELECTRIC CORD ADJUST.
tk 10 Thu covasy WIN ss'y soasidss apsliss.
tons hos ss,ehssu Of soss stssdIas Write ,sdas
.. pssaeuisp 20 ebsAis hw' spsies y ihis esuasv
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The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28

81 NhAt INV
baby were tr~ansacting business in
Marshall last Friday.
Tom Martin was t%ransacting
business In Marshall last Friday.
Mrs. A. v. Deckard and daugh
ter, Mrs. Richard stockman spent
Monday with Joe Deckard and
wife.
Mesdames WIN Brown and Carl
Wilson and Miss Blanche Hall were
shopping In Marshall Friday.
DIR. Black OF Marshall will preach
batc2laureate sermon at the Christ
tlan church Sunday morning.
Z. q. Guthrey and son, Ernest,
were t%ransacting business In the
county seat Monday.
Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. George
Knott OF ri Grand Pass were IN
our city Monday.
Mr.. Kramer came down from
Grand Pass Monday evening In
his new auto. He was accompan-
led by his wife, Mrs. David Rohn,
Miss Maude Coads and Mrs. Web
er OF waverly.
Yves Humphrey and sister, Miss
Wilmer OF near Sweet Springs
were in town Monday evening.
The ladies' OF the NJ. 4. Church
are arranging for an Ice cream
and strawberry supper.
Miss Dollie Humphrey who has
been visiting her brother. George
Humphrey and wife returned to
her home at Grand Pass Monday
evening.
Misses Dean Bailey and Daisy
Franklin were shopping In Mar
shall Monday.
Miss Flora Brady was shopping
in Marshall Tuesday.
Mr.. Nichols who Is running the
ice plant Is very sick mt this writ
ing.
Mrs.' Frank Wright and daugh-
ter, Miss Hester, were shopping
IN Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs. II. /. Blosser entertained
the graduating class at her home
Monday evening. All report q
nice time.
The League social OF the NJ. 4.
church was given at the church
last Wednesday evening. Quite a
large number OF Leagues and their
friends were present and all re-
port a nice time.
Preston Edwards and wife Of
Grand Pass were In our city Mon
day evening.
Arthur Riley and Miss Rosena
Weakening both of MAYHEM were
married at the home Of the
groom's sister, Mrs. Geo. Hum
phrey in Malta Bend at 4.s0 D. m.
Sunday, April 2srd, 1911. Rev.
Barrett officiating. Only a few
and friends were present.
The bride Is a handsome and es-
Unable young woman. The groom
ID a prosperous and popular oyung
man OF MAYHEM where
he and his bride will reside. Their
many friends unite in wishing
them prosperity and happiness.
On Saturday night, April 22nd,
Rev. Monroe Denny and family,
were greatly surprised about
nine O'Clock by the members OF
his church and friends OF the
A. N. f. church who left in the
wake OF their visit $40 worth OF
groceries and a purse OF money,
which was gratefully acknowled-
ged. The merry party was led by
Mrs. Alice Thomas. After respond
ms % Nbountfully Saturday night
they save him Q collection SUM-
day OF $3.50.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
Demonstration No. l

On Friday and Saturday. May 5th and 9th an ex-
pert Lady Demonstration will be in our front window
showing in how many ways CHI-NAMEL may be
used to beautify the home. Don't fail to be on hand.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
Lawn Mowers.

We have a big assortment Of Lawn Mowers from
$2.95 to $1,000. Commence now on tina, lawn and
keep it in good shape. You can only do this by using
often a good Lawn Mower.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28

We have the promise Of an extra choice lot Of
Strawberries shipped us direct from the growers in
Arkansas and hope to have them every Saturday
morning. They will be fancy.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
SWEET SPRINGS

John Orear, who has been in the
came In Saturday and
Il visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Owens.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
Demonstration No. 2.

On Saturday. May 9th. the National Sewing
Machine Co. will have with us Mr.. E~ssington. one of
their most capable demonstrators who will show the
ladies Of Saline County more about plain and fancy
sewing than they ever dreamed of. He certainly is a
wonder worker with a machine and every lady who
can possibly be here should drop everything and spend
all of the time she can with us on Saturday, May 9th.
1t will pay you. Every machine guaranteed for 10
years.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-28
Goods You Need Now

Our milliners are ready for you with lots of
pretty Hats.
Our House Furnishing Department is ready with
Carpets, Rugs, Matings, Furniture. Wall Paper, VIM
dow Shades, Lace and Muslin Curtains.
All Departments are full to over flowing with
bargains and our notices are Cash Sales and Small
Profits and mo Trouble to Show Goods, so Come
in and be Shown. Yours for business.
THE new YORK Racket.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
A WATERMELON TREAT.

A very enjoyable eveneng was
that Of last Wednesday, when y
party OF young ladiesand eltlpmcn
of New Iberia assembled at tht
home of Mr.. J. +. Deronen, where
they were entertained at a water.
melon feast.
Among those who enj joyed The
pleasant evening werr: Misses Ida
Segurs, Zoe Derouen. Lottje Babb.
Evia Norres, Lucille Delcambre,
Agatha nerouen. Ante Dnpuy.
ANITA DerOnen, Bessie Babb, A llA
Deronen, aud Henrietta Defouen,
Mts,rs. John Landry. G. j. Lusk
Emile Landry. Simonette Robi
chpaux. Marcel Robicheaux, Fer.
nand Delcambre, Eupl emon Del
cambre, Larson Landry. o. j Ga.
~. SimcluD Derouen, Henry On
pny, Paul Derouen, Emile Derouen
Armanse Nerrette, and Snlie A
Landry
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CORN BROKERS'.

Nessrs. Leonard J Barrow and
Henry q King. two Of New Ibr
ria'S very worthy young men, have
embarked upon the comm,icial sea
- ''corn and produce brokers.
They have the energy and pluck
that men are made Of. There is "A
promising field here for their oper
ations, aud the business. conduct
ed in a spirit Of conScrvativeness
md fairness, viii win for them he
conlidprre Of the home grower and
HE buyer in distant markets.
The growers need them IA 'ruch
IN they need the growers. The
possibilities for developing mutual
Interests are very promising.
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STRUCK BN LIGHTNING

During the heavy thnndersto1m N
Thursday morning about 6 O'Clock
lightning struck the HaliIleaux
store bn.illug aud tore ont a large
wooden gutter extending from the
second story 10 he gr"nn Mr.
BaIillranx is confident that the
building was protected from
further dangnr w metal ruoiihg,
~ he bolt was seen 10 flash along
the metal gutter without damage
until the wooden connection Was
reach when il was spliDtcred No
other damage WAS sustained. -
Raynr Tribune
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BEAUTIFUL
JEFFERSON
TERRACE



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Previous to their coming put
| town bad ncN"r hrcn ablr ~ Ou4 Il
Of such high cIaes suad'1 t5ioi..
snhdIVldcd il such rogulalit Viii
wide streets, WiIe sii"Wallzs, ini
their entire tract is aIUdfHidnd
with the same uniformity.
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,n,la ~ rl,a,''ra i,o haI 1n,l..i'I,n
AM, ct,,nrinpr. !, tbr town ai,.
business, having spent many years
~ Texas and having piIt many
Western towns On the Nnp III,
started them Ofi to growing and
th"y an" stu ON tho 20.
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bis comrany. tho Terh land Co
came into thia section ana purcha4
cd the present irhct ne" known
and WIZ her"a'ter y" known, 81
me Jefferson Add't'ou ana 'hll'''-
son Terrace, ana started theIr ln
proNements, real esl lalN NaiiIcs ~
advanced ronS'h"faiNt ahd 'h'.
are gong TO continue - ~ III a1'
they never 'a'i when ~ &"5A !"
Nr. Lam has mace Nnf% at1ide-
tive ana valuable addition ~ oHt
town bN ms push ana r'rt@y, Anh
cNperieneed know Wlshg@ o. hanatl'}&
and improving suburban p'on't,
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,n.,..ta 'a ,o g,,aa.gafr, as,g -. ,I
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congressman Broussard Of thi>
"ate d'G a fine thing when he pro
!osed an enlargement Of the pend
.ng investigation of the sugar
uast 10 as TO ascertain not only
.octner high prices are being arti-
.C'a'iy J maintained by the combina-
s'Oo, out also if like illegal means
.ts used to depress prices paid to
'ne sugar planters for their raw
@s'eriaI.-Donaldsonville Chief.
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MI. BOARD OF HEALTH.
Budget f,r the Fiscal Yer,
Ending June 80, 1912,
Adopted. Dairy lnspec-
ton by State Officer to
Follow.

New IBERIA. In. June 30. 1911.
The CITY Board of Health met this
day with DR. Young in the Chair and
the following members present. to;wlt;
Messrs. X +. neiahoussaye and Louis
Indcst. Absenk Dr.. W. T. Carstcns.
The object off he meeting WIS stat
ed bv the Pres, enI to be for the pnr-
pose Of adopting budget frr the
Board for the 1<N1 year beginning
July Isl, l9lI.
Mr. nelahoussaye sNS$SI thatit had
been called 10 his attention that the
dairies of lhis CITY had not been visit
ed for tinN inspection and the issu
ance oe PERMITS. aud asked why same
had not bsenk1pne DR.. Young stated
that heshad mstesAl3 ARRANGEMENTS to
haves5fhe State Inspector come here
aud make an inspection IN person,
and this Board felt. Ahat there were
several daires ttsxt hadsApt properly
copplled with the law and would be
put out Of business and he\preferred
than this action be taken by )he State
BoaNd of Health, which tidy had a
rightAp d. at the request offthe CIT.
BoardN II Health
The fMAwing budget OF expendi
lures was s61anltied for adoption by
Mr.. Indest, and IN motion Of Mr. In
dest, seconded bv Mr. Delahoussaye
was unanimously adopted.
Salary Of Officers of the Board
for fiscal year beginning July ~
lst. 1911 and ending June
.50th, W. ........-..... S2222o.N %
Wor sing and EN- rgency fund, 600 90
Total. $3.50 90
1t was then moved by Mr. Indest.
seconded by Mr. Delahoussaye and
carrid that the CITY Council be de
manded to furnish the amount Of this
budget, subject to the orders VT this
Board. AS provided by law.
There being no further business, on
M .t,on Of Mr. Delahoussaye. seconded
by Mr. Indest and carried, &he meeting
adjourned.
w. G. YOUNG, N. d President.
c. M. CoMrToN, Secretary.
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BOARD AND CLOTHES?

no matter how much you earn, II
it is all spent, you ARE living from
hand to mouth ant simply earning
your board and flothes. Whyhot
put some of thetfnoney whicb you
are earning INTO real estate either
home or property that you can
rent2 Work for the dollar to-day
make it work for you in the future
Call at our office and talk this
matter over.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN
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..f.,
A very re''iilf 80, 'l - -
ed here on IhliiS't' ~ 3'i,'z'' '',.''
Mrs. Assah tiii'1r -
-, ,n.,n,L to hanr q Wrt iad-
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sp.i, M nuaE.I 4r hl a ~ OH
w., ,ole tuI Il came IN copllet
pns H. saryir, utre4 W ta4 Elea-
W. I;,bt plant Nftr thia con
~ 49, mad, ghr attempted r.
mo u,t Lajusltrcad on Ga.
~! M when .he rp'l Othar ra3tica
'."n ~ III, ,q4,s,nnrr aud were nor
rnr n stricken when phn discovered
that her body w. ii''a.9S.
r,o o,cctrir lIeht lines ars CON
..an,lv charged w fha daN ser
s.""a AL III service nrr, which
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W. a,,h - jhr tinr EearIuy lha.
~" ~. ;.anororm,r m,.rhi r.. allow
@ :'"a , hna,,,r current dian 10 Volts
F .ss from tLr urinary to the
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-01
FEVER AND SUMNER
COLDS

e~, avs pc relieved quickly and Fol
AZ :ioney :: and Tar Compound will
~ ~ =. M. Stewart. 1884 Wolfram
=. IMcago, wT kes: Il have been
s,r'y troubleS during the hot
~ Sner monthS with Hay Fever
~ Iind that by usiug Foley's
sss end Tar Comronnd | get
relief" Many others who
similarly will be glad to
49, oy Mr. Stewards exp ,rience.
aeie 1t Taylor's Drug Store.