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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
Society

Mrs. Gideon A. Davenport. OF 3o3
West Franklin street. entertained yes
trrsfay afternoon AT large reception
The entire house was decorated with
profusion of palms, ferns and South.
ern sfailax, In the hall O. touch Oh
color was given by Jars Of Amert-
ran Beauty r6ses, while pink roses and
carnations we're used Ia the drawing
-re,,r.~, Silver SnAes-cf Killarney
roses were arranged In the centre Oh
the liable In the dining room, where
the lights were shaaed In rose -ceior,
MRS davenport, wearing "A handsome
gown OF blue satin charmeuse and
duchess lace received with her daugn
--ersr- Aser-3laFFy Il. ~ Il y land, et Al
eeuarie county. Va. the Misses Dav-
export and her debutante niece, MISS
Nancy King Teck. of Luxembourg. va
Mrs Nayiand was gowned IN FER.
sian satin with an overdress OF BLACK
yaaruGisctte and n corsage bouquet OF
orchids Miss Elizabeth Davenport
wore a lovely frock Of Powered pink
chiffon over satin. and Miss Mamie
Davenports gown was OF pale PINK
chirrou with uraped tune Oh
black chiffon.
Mrs. Charles Davenport and Mrs.
Charles q. Williams, Jr.. presided Al
he punch bowl. Assisting In doing
he honors In the dininE-room We're
aisses Belle Willard. Gay Montague,
Mary Tompking, Mary johnson, Eniiy
Rovail. Mary Boyd. Della Davenport.
elizabeth hargrave. and Emma Ufny
White Mrs. Davenport's reception
was one of the handsomest enterta'n
rnents that have been given this WIN
ter, and was attended by about go
guests.
Mrs. Taliaferrc's Tea.
Mrs. William Mayo Taliaferro en-
.crtained this seasons debutantes az
a very pretty tea In. honor or MISS
fathartne Hagan and Miss Emma
OnuHest yesterday afternoon from D
tel t,,ele,.Ak- st-i4er hesse- -Anrth
Fourth street. The house Was decor
tied with quantities of lovely pink
roses. palms and ferns, and Candida
bra with pink shades. Mrs, Taiiafer-
70 received with the guests of honor.
Those assisting in receiving We're Mrs,
Austin Hrockenbrough. Mrs Aubrey
Young. Mrs. John Hagan. Mrs. Ben
raiiaferro. Miss Fanny Scott. MISS
Camilla Wexford. Miss Catherine
Young and Miss Katherine Smith.
Luncheon At Country Club.
Niss Mary Chalmers Will give an
attra ctive luncheon In the main din
ing room. Of tho Country Club this
afternoon. Covers will be laid for
about twenty guests. and the table
VIII he decorated in pink and white
flowers
OF Interest Here.
afr, ana Mrs. Robert Bell Defnrd.
~ Baltimore. gave n Handsomely ar
ranged dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of MI. and Mrs John Edward
Deford, the latter formerly Miss Agnes
Urewry. of Richmond. The guests
we're seated at one large table decor
a,ed with pink Killarney roses and
pink and gold shaded lights Covers
were lads for Is guests.
Miss Carlisle WEEDS.
The Washington Star of Tuesday
contains the, following account OF the
marriage of Miss Mary Carlisle,
niece Of Mta Thomas rutherford,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
MR.. CVERTON HAS
VERY SEVERE FALL

Especial to The Richmond vir9iniAn.}
FARMvlLLE, Jan. i7.--Mr. Jonn
Overton. assistant cashier OF the PiAn-
tiers bank. fell on the Ice on the Ap.
pomattox last sunday. sustained sert-
Gus injuries about the face. and his
condition Tor I time was throu8ht t.
BE- critical. He was rendered tnsen-
sihls for time. His condition II Inn
proved
Rev. Dadmun. the preceding elder
Of this district, n tho most enthu-
siastic Of our coasters. and enjoys the
sport immensely.
Rev. Nv. =. Nptcheson, Of North
Carolina. oeeprie6 ~ pulpit u IN
Praabyter5au church. nsofninU an6
svsning q last 6unAa Apd 1870 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
COLLECTIl MS SHOW
LARGE INCREASE

Customs collections In the Office OF
Collector BENJAMIN b. Arnold for the
second quarter OF the fiscal year OF
1912 amounted to tt7t,zt7.10. ac-
cording to the quarterly report made
public yesterday. This amount was
more than double the amount col
lected In the corresponding quarter OF
the preceding fiscal yeArs. when tho
collecting. amounted 10 t9Ae@e7s. ThA
months covered ii the report are Oc-
tobee. November ana December.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
PREPARE TO WIDEN
I. RQSElIEAT It'll ROARi

The city will have to pay AUDITING
property owners the sum Of e4s.4le.se
preliminary 70 widening RossAAalA
road TO the extent Of eighty feat from
Grove avenue 70 Broad ntrAAf. 1Aae
In the amount nxed- by special eera.-
amount u acceptable to thu city Of
ficiaIs who handle such matters, An4I
It In likely that condemnation pro-
ceedings will be instituted ~ 0oOa1
~ the report Of the commissioner ~
approved. u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

David G. Lear. bookkeeper for the
Thatcher Shoe Company. who has
been employed In that capacity ~
the State prison for many years. ID
recovering from an attack OF rheu-
matism. which has kept him confined
at Virginia Hospital for some time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

Saloon men desiring licenses for
1873 cannot deposit certified checks
with City Collector Hulce later than
next Saturday, Mr.. Hulce announced
yesterday. The amount Of the re-
quired check 10 $500. 30 far only
eirhty-ilvc OF the $50 saloonkeepers
in Rischmond have complied with tho
reQuirements.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

impression upon all who were priv.
legged to hear him.
Tobacco comes tn slowly ana 1ast
Saturday, utuaiiy the hammer business
day Of the week. was dull day IN
trade circles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
Meas Soc neece-Lned
Gauntlet Cloves sale price
39c

MEMS $i.00 Madras and en-
Percals PajAmss, sals prioe. OSc
MEMS 75c Fancy PNcale IN
and Madras Shirts, sals price OVc
Mems Soc Mufflesr, Scarf and
shaped neck effect; sale On
39c ones, sale price. ..,... .7sc
One lot Of Mems 500
Shirts, slightly soiled, sale %
pf1ce WVC
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
Mems 81. Alfred TO-
Flannel Underwear SVI

Mems Best Soc Sanitary Fleece
Lined Underwear; good, heavy 90.
and warm; sale price. ......... OOC
Mems Best Quality $l.5O Lambs
Wool White and Red I'm C1 90
derwear; sale price. ...... 01.ZO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
Mid-Winter Sale of
Mems Underwear.

Mems Soc Athletic Ribbed Tn
derwear, the tough wearing kind %
sale price .............. C0c
Mems SlO0 Grey Wool Under
wear, the good warm kind; 10
sale price I &c
Mems Good Warm Full Cut Flan-
nelette Night Robes, Fauhles IN
make, here for ........... OVc
One lot Of Mems $3.50 Flannelette
Paiamas; only a few dozen e. %
in the lot; sale price. 80. 0l.ZJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18
Good biscuits are largely de-
pendent upon good Baking
Powder.
Thus, Good Luck l. really
bread insurance.
That's Why yos,

lhAta why you
will find Il on the
pantry shell d Dis
csiminatiag houss-
.ieerers.
Your grocer has
Il. -
rW SOUTHERN
MlMFAcIUIInIc
ul4iAI.
RicAssl1. v.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

$500 Wool Blanket, large ia
size, in grey or white, with pink
and blue border; sale 60 90
price. ............... OO.O
$3.50 Atwood Blanket. extra
IA size, with pink and blue
border, and will sell e. 90
Monday. special -. 6O.0O
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

500 Wool Blankets, iii large
ia size; thesc are white with
pink and blue border; &C m
on sale Monday 1850. 0J.VV
S5.4S Plaid Woold Blankets,
large double-hed size, in
blue, tan and pink; spe- 60 90
etat '....'.''.. OOs~0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-18

75c Large Slx9Nnch Seamless Sheet; Tor T.
MONDAY. =. OOS
CSC large doublc-bed size, made Of good, "a
heacy shccting; sale price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40c
Soc Large 72x0O-nch Sheet, and . good DS
value for Soc; on sale Monday ----, -. OOc
25c Pillow Case large 45x7oinch size; this Of the
weLknown brand Of Mohawk Sheeting; to ~
sell at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
1sc Pillow Case, 45x36-inch and good heavy e
cotton; special Observation-Disclosures. 1OC
l3c Pillow Gases, 45x36-inch. good linen 4 ~
finish case; sale price. Observation-Disclosures. lac
II I-.c Pillow Cases lec. Tha ii good strong
cotton case; good value at - 1-2c; Mondays 4 n
sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
ROOSEVELT WILL
WRITE TO CLAPP
Try to Tell All He Would
Tell if Allowed 10 Go
Before Committee

Oyster Bay. Aug They c.n
have anything I've got anytim
They're welcome to any letter
have or ever wrote any human bein
on any subject" was Roosevelt
only comment tonight on the Senate's
adoption of thee Penrose resolution
directing an inquiry In TO the Arch
-Penrose- Roosevelt controversy
over campaign contributions
Each time correspondents visit
Roosevelt, he asks them TO make II
plain that he does not say the stan
dard Oil Company didn't contribute
a hundred thousand dollars TO his
campaign fund in 1904, but that he
didn't know of any such contrIbu-
tions and that If any were given his
managers received II in violation OF
his explicit instructions
Roosevelt is writing long letter
to Chairman Clapp. in which he Is
trying TO say all he would have said
II he had been allowed to 20 before
the Clapp Investigation committee
today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Second Session of Sixty-third Passes
into History at 4:3O Monday
Afternoon
HARMONY MARKS CLOSING HOURS Or SESSION
Opposition to LaFOette Demand for Action on PenrOse
Resolution Smoothed Away and Senate Adopts
Measure Without Discussion

WASHINGTON. ID. c. AUGUST 26.-sOBE,ED BY THE
AssMENT SATURDAYS NIGHT SESSION FILIBUsTrrs
AND DsAGREEMENrs CONGRESS ADJUSTED ITS DIFFERENCES
THE sIXTY-sECoND CONGRESS DIE TBE
MARKED RETURN HARMONY AND AN
STEERS
TOILETTE, DEMANDING ACTION PENROsE REso-
INVESTIGATION ALL oPpo-
AWAY RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED Al
WITHOUT DISCUSSION
SENATE YIELDED DEMANDS HOUSE AND
STRUCK FROM THE GENERAL DEFICIENCY STATE
AGAIN BE PRESSED
SENATE WHEN DECEMBER BEGINS
a
giving the
becked
The deficiency bills
the sis00o deficiency
celebration also si5oooo
other
the passage the hill
spaeker announcement
adjournment the All the general
eavc-aking.
n 10 were
weary from thc all saturday.
adjournment and
body
He the uniform
GU him.
a special car
beverly which the
election.
White employee summer Offices
viii he opened at beverly Immediately.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
RANCH EMPLOYEE
BROWNS IN TANK
Joe MeAdams of KIT D
Loses Life Near Char
ming Sunday

Charming. Tex. Aug 26 so, Ste
Adams. OF Stratford. an employee "n
the KIT Ranch. was drowned
tank two and a half hiles We l
town about three o'clock yeste
afternoon. The accident occu
while McAdams vas In swim l-
with two other employees on tle
ranch in what they thought W.
shallow tank. but McAdaIns got De-
yond his depth and they were un ''
to rescue him.
The two companions of the dro
ed man returned 10 town as qui' D.
as possible 20 secure assistance .no
the body was recovered within
hour or two after the accident
The remains OF the drowned
were taken across the country In
automobile last night 10 stratfo
where tho family OF the dead M
resides. lie left surviving him
wife and three children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Trans-Mississippi Congress.

Salt Lake City. Utah, Aug &c
Everything is In readiness for the
opening OF the twenty-third annual
meeting of the Trans Mississippi
Commercial Congress. which will be-
gin four days session in this city
tomorrow Scores OF delegates are
in the city to take part in the meet
ing. Among them are representa-
ltives Of chambers of commerce boards
of trade. commercial clubs, manu-
featuring. mercantile and traffic
mining. live stock. immigration. mar
itime. drainage and waterway i'm
provement associations throughout
the country Governors of the
States. mayors OF cities. representa-
tives in Congress and many other
public officials will be included In
the attendance.
The subject. See America First
is one which will be given much
attention by the congress- this year
Government statistics show that
every year from s350,0O0.000 TO
s400 900. 900 of American money is
spent in Europe by tourists. The
congress will undertake the task OF
turning a tide OF American travel to
Europe to the magnificent scenic
spots. of the United States and Can
ada
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
CELEBRATION IN
CAPITAL Of OHIO
Jubilee Week in Commence
ration of City of Colum.
bus is Begun

Columbus, o. Aug Rounding
out a caree of one hundred years as
the permanent capital Of Ohio. there
began In Columbus today a celebra-
ton In honor OF the great forward
strides that the ceneury has witness
ed. During the entire week there
win be succession OF reunions.
patriotic meetings, brilliant fetes
ana historical pageants. all in honor
Of the centennial anniversary
The formal inauguration of the
celebration OF the great natal day
marking the passage OF a century
since the seat OF the State govern
ment was removed from Chillicothe
20 Columbus. began with a salute
Of 100 guns. the ringing OF bells
and the schreeching Of countless fac
tory whistles. The day was devoted
chiefly 10 the reception OF the many
prominent persons invited TO take
part In the celebration.
Features OF the week vii include
a reunion OF descendants OF Ohio
governors, a military and civic pa
rade. centennial banquet. a reunion
and parade OF Grand Army veterans
and historical exercises under the
auspices OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution and other so
cieties.
Two evenings Of the week will be
devoted 20 an elaborate pageant eu-
titled The Story OF the State.
showing. In artistic magnificence and
historical accuracy. scenes OF the old
Northwest Territory and Ohio from
the time Of the Mound Builders. the
seat OF whose densest population was
Ohio. down 20 the present day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Worlds Peace Conference.

Geneva. Aug 26.-Advocates of the
adoption Of principles of peace
throughout the world have assembled
in Geneva from many quarters OF
the globe to take part in the proceed
ings OF the nineteenth International
Peace Congress. which had hs formal
Opening today For several months
plans have been in progress to make
the congress more notable. II posi-
BILE. than any that has been held In
the past. Many OF the participants
will remain In Geneva to take part
in the meeting OF the Interparliment-
ary Union 10 be held here next month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Sons 81 Veteran = Meet.

st. Louis. Mo. Aug. 20 More
than one thousand delegates have
registered az the headquarters al the
Planters Hotel for the thirty-first
annual convention OF the Sons OF
Veterans The national encampment
Is the first that the organization has
held west Of the Mississippi river in
twenty-five wears The formal oben-
ing will take place tomorrow morn
ing and in the afternoon the dele
gates win attend memorial services
at jefferson Barracks The conyen-
ton sessions continue. until Friday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
SENATE ADOPTS
PENR0SE DEMAND
Calls for Investigation of
ArchbOld and Perkins
Contributions
ALL OBJECTION DIES OUT
CHAIRMAN CLAPP SAYS HIS
COMMITTEE MAY NOT RECON
VENE BEFORE LAST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Washington. d. c.. Aug. 26.-The
Penrose resolution calling for a
complete investigation of the cam
paign contributions of John ID. Arch
bold and George w. Perkins, and oil
all financial transactions and cor
re5pdndence relating shereto' y be-
tween the two financiers and Roose-
welt. also Of representatives in Con-
gress and members of the Senate, was
adopted by the Senate this after
noon Objection to the resolution
died out in the final hour of the ses-
sion.
Based on charges by Senator PEN
rose that the Standard Oil Company
had contributed hundred thousand
dollars to Roosevelt's campaign tund
in 1904, the resolution had been SO
amended by Senators PoindeXter and
Penrose as to cover all political ac-
tivity of Archbold and Perkins.
Chairman Ciapp, of the sub-com-
mittee which VIII conduct the inyes-
tigation, said his committee would
probably not reconyene before Sep
tember 80.
Senator Clapp today asked Chair
man Dillingham; of the committee on
privileges and elections to appoint
another Democrat TO take the place
of Senator Paynter on the suD-com-
mittee. Dillingham; designated SEN
ator Pomerone. of Ohio. to take the
place of Senator Lea, OF Tennessee,
who resigned because Of his wiIe's
illness.
Paynter notified Clapp that he -un-
not serve any longer.
Senator la Toilette announced he
would make public a complete sched-
u,e OF his expenses as candidate Tor
the Republican nomination for the
Presidency.
He said the statement would EN-
brace practically all the information
he could give as a witness before the
senate committee, but he expects TO
appear befor that committee at its
Fall hearings.
Senator Clapp said he had not de-
cided at what time Roosevelt would
appear or what other witnesses would
testify.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
BAR ASSOCIATION
OF NATION MEETS
Milwaukee ThrOnged With
Lawyers and Jurists of
Eminent Repute

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug 20 Page
after page OF the registers Of lead
INK Milwaukee hotels filled today
with the names OF lawyers and ju-
risis OF national and international
reputation who have come 20 attend
the annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Bar Association The meeting
will be- called 10 order tomorrow by
President s. $ Gregory OF Chiaeo
and the sessions will continue over
Wednesday and Thursday
Al signs point 20 one a. 'he most
interesting meetings in the history of
the association The attendance
promises 10 be unusually large and
representative. while the subjects 70
be- brought before the meeting are
nearly all OF live interest 20 the gem
eral public as well as 10 members of
the legal profession
Uniform State laws 20 govern mar
riage and divorce and similar legis-
lation In regard 20 child labor and
pure food and drugs will be- brought
before the meeting In reports from
the standing committee on uniform
State laws. Frank p Kellogg 81
81 Paul will deliver the anual adj
dress other speakers OF note VII
include Attorney General Wicker
sham. Senator Sutherland Of Utai
Frederick n. Iudson of 81 Loui
Justice william r Hlddell Of Toro
20. Robert Carey of Chic
William Y. iiease' former
general OF Pennsy lvania
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
d JUDGE
O.lLL PRESIDE
'eles Jurists Will
AXE Part i'm Sec
I'd Trial of barrow

.ngeles Cal AuE 20 All
.l. twelve superior court judges
10. Angeles have refused 70 pre-
le the second trial OF Clarence
ia W, the Chicago lawyer charg-
"a I'D Jury bribing IN bis handling
OF ne tcNamara trial.
4 go under the law. may be as
sne rom some other county. but
] va armed that no definite sclec-
lon been made. The case comes
rr co. row.
oar was acquitted August ~
q. the inclusion OF his trial on
80 Z bribing Talesman George
: Loc bod. The jury was out on
n minutes.
rte x Judge George Hutton
af unced that be would not
Z do the trial on second in
rn harging bribery Of Tales
hn [ Bain The other Judges
lead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Washington Forevast.

Washington. d. C.. Aug. 2e.--For
West Texas Generally fair Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27

i' Apg. &C Prepara-
Z made al the State
1901 .' q electrocution this
A n .ar Miracle. the Bell
.i lust one year ago
'ia Miracle not and killed Mat
tF I1n.. his home near Pine
le r0uan neiyhbor, who was
.e .1 .la scene by the screams
H. ' Jones and her children. was
..a a.. "a by Miracle in his at
.nn .n g. The murderer fled
ins and eluded capture
Der %, when he was ar
m.ngham. Ala.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
REGULAR ARMY MAY RE
SENT To NICARAGUA

Washington. ID. C.. Aug. 26.-lt
was learned at the State Department
today that the army might be called
upon TO assist the marines OF the
United States navy In Nicaragua
should further trouble arise in that
country which the present force Of
Americans cannot handle readily.
Several ships OF the Pacific fleet
are now enroute to Nicaragua, and
others are scouting along the west
coast Of Mexico The Pacific fleet
is badly broken up ard II was said
that II might be necessary to take
some infantry 10 Nicaragua.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
LIGHTNING WIPES OUT
ENTIRE MISSOURI FAMILY

Desoto. Mo, Aug. 26-Four mem
bers of the family OF Jefferson
Ruhlo. a road worker. We're killed
yesterday by lightning which struck
the tent they were living in near
here. Ruhlo. his wife. a daughter
and baby girl were Instantly killed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
BATTLE REDDENs
MEXICO SABBATH
Sharp Engagement of Reb.
els and Federals South
west of JuareZ
.|NsURRECTO LOSS HEAVY
ANOTHER REPORT REACHES
JuAREZ THAT OROZCO HAD
ESCAPED TRAP SET FOR
HIS CAPTURE.

Juarez. Mexico. Aug 26.A bat
tie between rebels and federals sixty
miles southwest OF Juarez is report
ed to have been fought Sunday
Many rebels were killed, accord
ing to reports received here, but the
federal loss was not given.
Another report reached here today
that Orozco had escaped the trap
which the federals had set for his
capture
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
STRANGER FOUND
DEAD IN FIELD.
Nothing on Body to Aid in
Identification Dead
Several Days

Fort Worth Tea Aug 26.-Ap-
paren,ly having been dead for two
or three weeks the body OF a man
was discovered in the river bottom
about a milo and half from stop
" on the inf'rurbau yesterday after
noon By Mr. WhitIock. farmer OF
that neighho-hood who was taking
walk Tie stumbled on the mans
body In l'pely spot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
@WCATntp
Local Forecast.

Generally fair Tuesday.
Yeeterday'e temperafure
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-09

FRANKIE,
Tho rryprSrA to the nointIlaHi
Geur ut and pass'r Agt

Tho IeypISps to the dominant
,,iv IA VIVA har n1'laital election
IL, ,lrtu.t taken H. breath from
,h. u.ujftl .ts them 4rlttS. W isllr
III y. ruurfai~ are ttJ rlelrL, fhcit
,,f mai.l NJ IN it-f,' that 49,.
s.r,d ~ /, modes hang4 over We
onirl,l heads Of on trfN cuu tnms
Postmaster and lbs rntls ~ 'I!t
cirut stthor,lnatea. hey have
served tNll- r,nria We'll and farm
fnl 4. ana o thrn u. HI IL he
CONSCIOUSNESS thnt tl4N Il ~ 60
t,hlIsiltd ! high HI AIsI ,fi ini he
se,,tcr here. WHICH TN hr.n go Al
ly.<trniri and ,'liaI WIFI G,sf r'p
al uidtT their administration,
When They entered Ia service Of
lie d.par lment This office vas Of
yc,, moderate proportions ~
Free hnraI Delivery, City Carriers,
ana ~ ~av,ng~ l;ank ing~ features
were added aud cared fn1 without
i hitch ! - 4 regret that ne
disasters If the party should ~
yolve them.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-09
NEUROLOGICAL.

DIED. AT hei home Oh upper
Nam S'tert, l,rH city, % Tuesday
NOV !, h, Al .,lo y III Mrs a
VI BERNARD, ne Mary Aagda'rn"
Henrietta kleppinR Born Jany
19th, ls,,O. II New Orleans, La.
The luHeIal took place from the
First NJ l. hurh 80 on We'd
nehday ate nceh - ocl"ek,
largely attended ~ aoIrowlng re
latlves and flieHds III The family.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-09
CATTLE FOR SALE.

have here on exhibition 4 NJ
-cialy tius lot Of hor1tf 7a1t
sale
steers, averaging $50 70 20 iha
Cows, averaging 35O 70 Ivy ~
Yearling Hcifeis, 800 TO 40 ~
Cattle buyers and butchers Az
invited to call and see the herd.
Can supply beef animals on reg
ular orders in any amount.
For further particulars can 81
or address,
JNO. r. COLGlN,
Franklin, II