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Chestnut, W. G. \ FaTfer,t m t'Ft5o Cor :
missioners, G. j. Pullen Clerk.
Goldonna-R. P Quarles, w. d.
Sullivan, NJ. 0. Gunter Commits
sioners. w. A. Sholars, Clerk,
Ward Three
Grapes Bluf-C. L. MAYHEM, Jno
+, Clark, T. G. Finley, Commits
sioners A L. Messick, Clerk.
Powhattan-Edward Fredieu Jr.,
Il. NJ. Clark Remy Poisot, Com
missioners, Leo Dunckleman Clerk
Ward -Four.
Campti-P. A. Cloutier, II. M,
Hyams, Wilmer Perot Commits
sioner, J. II. Robieu, Clerk.
Clarence-W. B. Butler, Arnold
Sompayrac, Frank Clark, Com
missioners, A. b. Breazeale Clerk,
Ward Five
MarthavilIe-Lee Barr, w. B.
Pattlson, > }. Darden, Commits
fioners, J. J. Cook, Clerk.
Beulah-Wm Jennings. Ike NAL
lett, G. &. Mccartney, Commits
sioners, Bouies Fleming, Clerk.
Aiax-Sprowl Cunningham, j, G,
Blue, Geo. L. Glass Commission
ers, f. E, Middleton; Clerk.
Ward Six
RobeIine-Peter Welch, Luther
Page Gus Davis, Commissioners,
Herman Weiss Clerk.
ProYencal-C. G. Sanders, j. NJ.
Sparks, W. D. Richie, Commits
sioners Joe Richie Jr. Clerk.
Shady Groye-Monroe Roberts,
j II. Sparks NJ. II, Simmons
Commissioners, August Wade
Clerk.
Vowells Mill-Asa Singletary, Matt
Self, G. B. Clerk, Commissioners
Albert Forshoe, Clerk.
Kisatchie Union-Nat Key, Jno.
Beasley, j. f. Kile, Commission
ers j. NJ. Dowden Clerk.
Mora-J. E. Kerry, Thomas
George, LENA Dearborn Commits
sioners W. II. Izsles Clerk.
Ward Nine.
Natchez-Sidney CIoutier Ursin
Lambre, Ado Miller, Commission
ers, Leon Friedman Clerk.
Cypress-Sidney Lacaze, Armand
Melaucon, w. w Booty, Com
mlssioners j. II. Simpson, Clerk.
Cloutierville-Albert Brossctt, NJ.
Barron, Jno. Delouche Commits
sioners, Raoul Rachal Clerk
Chopin-Lee Sharp, Edmond De-
Lecerdo, Jas. NJ. Spurgeon Com
missioners, Miles Gewin Clerk.
Marco -Jno. Abraham, f. p.
Deane, Neuville Proceile Commits.
sioners, Z. b. Prothro Clerk.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

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TIE lNpIylpuAl. ExHlelroEa
are Urged 20 Take Part in the cem
uetition This Tear

Are Urged 20 Take Part in the Gem
petition This Year.
The Louisiana state Fair is not FOR
any particular class or person # is
for the whole people and is especially
for educational purposes. The Fair
Association wishes everybody 10 know
that it is his or her fair and that he
or she is most earnestly invited to par
ticipate. not only as visitor but as an
exhibitor
The individual exhibits have always
proven interesting. There are prizes
offered for these exhibits as well as
for general exhibits, and the individuals
are urged 10 send for copies of the
catalogue and see how many articles
there are that may be entered with
profit.
individuals who arrange TO make pri-
vate displays of agricultural, livestock,
floral and other things, are also urged
by the management to assist in the
parish fair and club exhibits, so as to
make them as attractive and creditable
as possible Write for catalogue which
will be mailed you free upon request.
The fair begins Oct. 80 and runs
eight days.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

j c Ray. Winfield. Ala says: Only
father, T. j Ray suffered with kidney
and bladder troable so bad he had TO
use a catheter. Various kidney rem
edies were tried without result, and
finally we gave him Foley Kidney
Pills. In three days he could pass
some water and on the fifth, no long
er needed catheter. He continues
TO Use Foley Kidney Pills until en-
tirely cured" For sale by all drug
gists.
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Proceedings Of Police Jury
Meeting Oct. 1912.
Continued from last week.

Sec. 4. That the President of
this jury is hereby instructed to
give notice to the special election
herein ordered by this proclama-
tion to be established according to
law and in said proclamation he
shall announce that at ten o'clock
January 7th (Tuesday) 1912 this
jury any board wiIlmect at its of
flee in the UitY of Natchisoches
and in open session proceed o
open the ballot boxes, examipaA
ccurt Quaa i..D5 elH enumbNdS
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WooDMEN or TIE voRLo.
They viii Celebrate October 81 at
Louisiana State Fair.

they WIN Ce'e1rate CcEo0ef 81 4t
Louisiana State Fair.
One Of the most interesting fr1ternaI
order programs dnTias the State Fair
this year will be on Woodmen OF tie
World Day. which has been designated
as Thcrsiay October 81. the dly after
the opening of the fair this year.
1t is planned that there SHALL be a
mammoth street parade, participated
in by all the Shreveport Woodnc7 and
the visiting members Of the orGlT A
band viii lead the procession through
the streets and to the Fair Grounds,
where many courtesies will be shown
the w. o. w.
The Woodmen Day celebration Is
looked upon as a fixed feature Of the
state Fair, 1t always proved draw
Ing card, and the WoCdnen enjoy It
immensely.
Don't forget hat the fair this year
begins October so ana runs through
November G. and that there will be
something new and interesting every
single day.
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II NJ. Beatty. Little Hock. Ark.
says: "For the past two years | SUI
fered with kidney trouble, had Sc
we're pains across nv back and over
my hips that almost meant death TO
me at times i used several well
known kidney remedies, but got no
relief until | used Foley Kidney Pills.
These can truthfully say made me
a sound and we'll man." For sale by
all druggists.
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S21,498 10
Natchitoches La. September 30te
1912.
Parish Treasurer.

At a meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of Election held this
day the following Commissioners
were chosen to serve at election to
be held in Natchitoches Parish
Nov. 9TH 1912.
Ward One. St. Denis Street, jeff
d. Aaron, Ira Oquin, Sam Tobin,
Commissioners. l.. ". Barlow,
Clerk.
Word Two'-Ashland. Commission
I22SgS 81 50 99Eyr. Sam Joyner.
lSNS 0S0tIS 0OS'e&lz. r, j. Pull
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tItC# ClSStIIif.
Sec. 5. That this resolution
shallin no wise Interfere with the
present road laws relative to over
seers and apportioners, who shall
continue to act IN accordance with
law. Carried unanimously.
Report Of Finance Committee.
MIR G. II. Pierson, President
and members Of the Police Jury
of the Parlsl- Of Natchitoches:-
We your Committe on Finance
attempted to verify the paid war
rants for the quarters ended Oct.
list, 1912 and to compare same
with the report of the Parish
Treasurer bat we found some
warrants without Vouchers sup
Port same, and so many warrants
payable to bearer that we have
decided it Is & waste of time to at
tempt any veriication or the cor
rectness Of this payments.
(Signed) j. 0. Williams
j. w. Cockerham, Jr,
LENA Derbanne,
Moved and seconded that the
report of the Claims committee be
accepted. Carried.
On motion duly seconded the
Hon. Police Jury adjourned until
the next regular meeting January
1913.
G.. II. PIERsON,
F. n. TAUzIN, Ok. p. j.
REHABILITATION.
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DRuMMERs' DAY CELEBRATION.
Preparations Being Made for Frolic
onFriday, November /.

AS usual the travelling men will have
q celebration at the Louisiana State
Fair this year, and it promises to be
greater than the one last year The
management feels fortunate il being
able to make this announcements. Tor
Drummers Day never fails 10 iraw
thousands TO the Fair Cfro0n6S
The date designated for this annual
frolic is Friday, November / The cele
bration will start early that morning
and continue until late hour
Just what will make pp the program
has not been announced yet, Dat it is
safe to announce that one of the prin-
cipal features Will be grand street
parade.
Don't forget that the fair begins on
October 80.
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Shreveport, La. Oct. I. 1912.

Shreveport, La. Oct. I, 1912.
Mr.. Geo. E. Reynolds is appointed
General Agent, Dallas, Texas, of the
L. r. and n. vice Mr.. E. L. Whitney.
resigned to accept service with ano-
ther company.
Mr.. c. N. Nesom is appointed Com
mercial Agent, Alexandria, La, vice
MI Geo. e. Reynolds transferred.
The above appointments are effect
i've this date.
e. g. -. RSUALL,
Gen'l. Freight and Passenger Agt.
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1C.244 82I
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31
NOTICE!

There will be speaking at the Court
House in tile town Of Natchitoches
af the hour Of 2 ii on Thursday the
"A day of October 1912 in support of
the Tax Revision Amendments by
Ex-Governor Blanchard. II. II. Carver
and other distinguished speakers.
This subject being Of vital import
ance to the future welfare of the peo-
pie of the State, it is hoped every one
will attend.
TAX REVISION ASSOCIATIONS
OF LOUISIANA.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

L. \. Wootsey. a bfe9tnan at Jack
sonyilie, Texas, says: Il was down
with kidney trouble and rheumatism.
50 bad | could hardly get up. and ha,
backache all the time, ana was almos'
tired Of living. [ saw ain ad Of Fole..
Kidney Pills and after takiug on;
bottle | was better. and when / hah
taken two more was tnUr0ughls
cured" For sale by all druggists.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

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Y& 1s4S>,%

y. N. Dickinson Lodge No sc,
l. .. o. f., one Of the most flourish
ing orders vt this city. held n very in
tereatiny session on Thursday evening
A candidate tor the degrees was
brought to q realization ut primary
truth
H,ll Taft otherwise and more gen
orally known aa BRO. Nathan Davis
won for himself n rising vote 81 thanks
for the very clever aud tasty manner in
whch he planned aud supervised the
serving Of a lunch, which was, in all
logical proportions, n banquet. No
detail was slighted or over looked. cal
culated t" make the feast enjoyable
The fame of Dickinson q degree team
has gone abroad. An invitation from
the Odd Fellows of Morgan City an
nounced that il would be their pleasure
to entertain the working ten" to
night, al, expenses paid. All other
brothers. were invited. and insured
royal entertainment while there
The team and goodly contingent
will go down this afternoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

On "Wednesday evening th" y. "'
Pa nj .Ieancrctte entertained quite
delegation from The Iberia Lodge No.
80 nj a banquet. At the session OF the
.Jeanercttn Lodge the second and
third degrees were conferred ur"n
candidates. Those gong FROM here
were as follows: II ~ HAIL. Oh
Com Frank Hertram, Vice Oh ".
u. Crews. Prel ID. A. D'mitrv. NJ, 81
W; l.. V .Iennaro. NJ. of Jas Car
ter. !. O., Frank Hrigante, -. q W
y. Reynolds. ~ q. Sumra''. +. y
Elumenthali, W. J.. Ruiz. ", Trapr",
Jules Nrcyfus. &. NJ. Compton. aud
Harry and Dave Winters. The
entire party boarded the trolley
nj ! o'clock y. nv. taking their aec"u
trcmcnts with them.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

To the Democratic Voters of the
Nineteenth Judicial District:
beg 10 hereby announce my
candidacy for the office Of Dis
t,ict Attorney at the approaching
urinary election.
My candidacy for this important
office ID based upon the belief
which il entertained az 10 my fit
ness for the position and ability to
give efficient public service.
In event of my election il will hc
my policy to strictly enforce the
law, impartiaIly and vigorously.
II elected will serve the Police
Juries Of the parishes comprising
this district, ~ legal advisor, with
out compensation, AZ | construe
this to he the intention of the law
which fixes the duties and com
pensatiOn Of this office.
II the above brief outline Of the
conduct OF the office OF District
Attorney meets with your approx
al. l shall appreciate your vote and
support.
Respectfully,
GORDON A. SANDOX.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

To The Democratic Electors of the
Parishes Of IBERIA and st. Martin
! hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of District ATTORNEY
OF the 10th judicial District Of Lou
isiana subject to the rules of Dem
ocratic Primaries.
II reelected the Offices shall be
conducted along the same, sane
impartial and economic lines that II
has been during the past four
years and all violators Of the Law
will DO vigorously, though fairly
and imparttally prosecuted.
During my present term Of office
the jails OF both Parishes have ben
kept virtually empty Of untried
criminals M the records will show
and the dockets are cellar ana up
tO-date.
1t has been my policy to file in
formations against all parties
charged with misdemeanors and
petty feIOnies, thus dispensing
v It'll long and needless sessions OF
Grand Juries. BY this method
many hundreds Of dollars have
been saved 10 tho taxpayers and IL
reelected l stand pledged to con
tinue this course.
Under the present regime the
criminal expenses Of both Parishes
have been glSatly reduced and the
public 10 invited to consult the re-
cords.
The District Attorney, hy virtue
Of hid office, il vested with the
power and authority and discre
ton, when in his Judgment, the
ends Of justice have been, or will
be met, to compromise, accept
pleas Of guilty, and to nolle-pros
equi, cases, and this course | shall
follow il reelected.
l submit my cause to the elcctOr-
ate upon my record made, az n fair,
impartial, and vigorous prOsecut
ing officer.
IL my conduct in the office to
which ] aspire has met and still
meets with your approval, | res
pectfully solicit your vote and sup
port.
Very respectfully submitted.
ANTHONY N. MULLER
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no THIN DEMOCRATS or THE
THIRD ONGRESSiONAL DIS
TRIcT.

! annOunr" my candidacy Tor
Congress to succeed the Hon. r.
+. BrOussarf for the term begin
ring March 1919. I favor govern
mental protection Of tho agricul
tural interests Of Louisiana IA the
long established policy Of this
country. and l am opposed to the
movement which threatens the
great sugar industry Of our state.
] favor the development to the
fullest extent Of our matchIcsa wa
terwaya.
HENRI GUEYDAN.
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE,

To the Voters Of the 10Th Judicial
DtctriCt Of the State Of Louisiana:
] beg leave to make this public an
n0uncement Of my candidacy for the
Office Of District Judge Of vour district,
subject TO the Democratic primaries
to'be held on the third day OF Septem.
Der, 1912. hoping that you will give me
your support. ! have no comment@
or criticisme 70 make; have no public
records 70 Offer; but. believing that my
private life. though humble in its
course, - sufficiently known TO most OF
you, and that experience gathered
through long course Of law practice
90 me for that position, earnestly
solicit your kind support.
Respectfully submitted.
/. q. HACKER.
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new IBERIA
AS A CENTER.

4,
city a. Il center il more than appa-
rem, to those wi o study its advan
tages for u few minutes occasion
ally In long years g""" ny.
u hen he Teche carried all Ut tLe
cnmme,ce vi The Auakal'aa. from
this place east. II was the head ~
navigation aud the general distr'h
utlng point for IT," whole ar
rounding country. The coming ot
!he Morgan railroad, Will" giving
many desirable advantages, rob
bed ia Of much OF tn" transfer
bnAlnens. bnt III" little metropolis
managed to more than hold i's
own with ita slater towna. aud ia
keep on growing
The single line Of light rails Ut
,u, first railroad have grown INT"
ono Of the best double track ays
tens ~ the South Branch lines
were built out from this point 70
Avc,y's IsIand and I" Abhcvllle
Next. the Franklin 4 Ahheville
Railroad, now threading ita way
through some l., miles 81 Tue
richest Of our farming lands, tiniH
one Of its principal transfer points
for through traffic ut thus place.
The salt Minea road, 10 miles,
leads to the main lines "f the
southern Pacific At this point; the
4. a. Y road has its principal Tor
minal hcre-it employs track ~
SS miles There are, perhaps.
more trains made up here than At
any Louisiana point, not q div'a
'onal point.
From here to Now Orleans over
tho =. T. rails ~ 12G miles; from
here to Echo. the Texas state line,
over The san" systrm'a rails, ~
l25 miles. Alexandria ~ I" the
north 1T liz Nv lOt miles u"
Port Barre il 81 miles. u" Mamon.
over tho |. g. Y. track, ~ -
miles. Trains are running out 81
this place "a all these points daily
without change.
The Frisco system, the New Ihe
ria g. Northern Railroad, IN now
running q daily train from this
city :" Opelousas, y distance Of
somc 55 miles. The Iberia, 81.
Mary Il Eas' e,n will soon be ready
/" z" int" operation I" Franklin,
bet wern % and 30 miles more.
The Southwestern Traction Il
Power Co.'S ,nterurbap trolley line,
the first in the state, has ita divis
ionai headquarters aud offices y"
this city. This company has
some twelve miles Of track in oper
alton. with the prospects 81 v"y
materially increasing their tracks
this coming year to u number OF
tho ueighboring towns.
The Louisiana Electric Railway
Il Power Co. ia another possibility
The promoters are in the field aud
New Iberia n one Of the cOntem-
plated points.
The Teche affords year round
water transportation facilities to
the Mississippi river.
With all these facilities for
commerce and With New Iberia an
the hub, there il every reasOn to
expect 4 very material growth IN
the volume Of our commerce aud a
great increase in population from
this on for many years TO come.
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IMPROVED ORDER
OF RED men.

The entertainment given on last
Tnc-day and Wednesday evenings by
the members of the local camp I'm
proved Order Of Red Men was a splen-
did success. The parade on Tuesday
evening attracted an enormous crowd
which completely blocked the traffic
on Main street while the War Dance
aud other performances were on.
The drama. 1.-THE White Suuaw. :"
and specialties. presented at the Eiks
Theatre that evening were enjoyed
and heartily applauded by large au-
dience.
The play on Wednesday evening
was also very satisfactorily presented.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

SallOw complexion comes from
bilious impurities IN the blood and
the fault Iiesf with the liver and
bowels they arc torpid. The
medicine THAI gives n suita in such
cases is HERBlNE. TT is fine
liver stimuIaht and bowel regula-
tor. Price soc.
Sold by ESTORGE DRUG co.
"Take your Wilson straight"
advises the Springfield Republi
can. But it goes down bette,
with one of those Marshall chas-
ers.
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announcement.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

beg 10 announce my candidacy t"'
the office Of District Judge subject 4"
the Democratic Primaries I" he held
Sept. 3rd, 1912
In soliciting the support OF the vof-
ers Of this District ! place my record
IA one Of nv beat assets for re election.
Rcapt.,
JAMES SIMON.
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ECONOMY
Self denial IL q virtue and Il.
he first stop towards economy
but there 10 no economy in deny
ng yourself the Iberian's weekly
visits where they only cost you 2
@nts per week. or o1.OO per year
This paper will not publish COM
munications where the writer is
unknown to the editor. We ap-
preciate the compliment conveyed
in sending us an article for publ
cation, and invite them; but the
writer's name and address must be
made known to the paper.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

Que son Of TheOdOre Roosevelt,
is Il banker. while another ia 20
ing into the railroad business
Evidently they believe that one
politician in plenty in the family
tie makes enough noise, anyway
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LOST CHECK.

Ny check, No. 4O7, dated June Is,
1912, drawn in favor of O. o. He
bert, OF Erath, La for $500 has
been lost The public is hereby
warned against negotiating this
paper. Banks have been notified
to withhold payment.
PAUL DOERLE.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

Breeders Of fine horses prefer
bALLARDS SNOW IlNIMENT for
all cuts, Wannds Or sores on their
stock. beea0se it acts both mildly
and luieklYl MI d heals an ordinary
wound without a scar. Price 25c.
Soc and S1.OODper bottle.
Sold by ESTRGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

II every adviser Of Gov. Wilson
contributed 81 with his advice
there would be- no concern AZ It..
the raising Of an adequate cam
patgn fund
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

Any man who has not conceived
the most remark able plan for reg
ulating the trusts il y rare speci
men.
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JAIL" SCREENS BEHIND THE
TIMES.

LINES.
N,o0o worth Of screens Mere
wanted for the Old Soldiers Home,
IN johnson City, Tenn. Uncle Sam
wants the best. The Governments
printed specifications contained
these remarkable words, "ALJ
SCREENS TO BE EQUIPPED
WITH WRlGHT'S ESCAPE At
TACHMENT, or it's equivalent"
Don't Delay but Come and make
Selections before they are all
gone.
E. p. FOLSE, Manufacturer,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

8 or 6 dOady 666g twill break any
case OF Chills a FEVER; and if taken
then as q tonicNhe Fever will not
return. Price 25t.
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NEUROLOGICAL,

Died: At the home of her husband.
Jno. b. Lewis, In the First Ward oi
this parish. on last Sunday. Mrs. Ellen
X. Lewis, a native Of Charles county.
Md. Mr.. Lewis has many friends in
this city WING deeply sympathize with
him IN his slsd bereavement.
Died: Mrs. Widow Chas. l.. Poir-
son, Tuesday. August 18th. Aged s.
years, 10 months and ; days. Funeral
services were held in st. John the
Evange,ist's church, the sacred edifice
being crowded with friends who came
TO pay the last tribute of respect to -
venerable and greatly belovtd won
an. Mrs. Poirson was Jeanerette's old
est citizen. She has been ~ residen,
Of the town for A. years and has seen
Vt grow from a small hamlet to +.
thriving little city. She lived n mol 1e
and beautiful life, full OF gentle serv
zee to those che loved, and was re
warded IN her old age by the constao,
and venerated devotion of all her
relatives and friends
erette Herald.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

Roosevelt is trying to make the
nations motto "Me PIuribus
Unum."
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NOTICE OF SALE

One large brand new store house
for sale or rent in Milton, La,
where there is q splendid location
for a hardware or a general mer-
camille business. Also a new s.
room cottage, conveniently situat-
ed, for sale or rent.
For particulars apply to or
write
DIR. A. j. BURKETT,
Milton, La
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

Get your JOB PRINTING
At the IBERIAN Office,
E. r. WILLARD. PrOpr.
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IMPORTANCE OF FAIR
To State Of Louisiana Cannot
Be Overcst,mated.
EDUCATES THE CITIZENS

II Ia Undoubtedly Reflection ot we
Physical and Financial Cond't'o" "'
tho State ou,s,sna vas N'ea"y
P,ospe,ed FROM Its : air
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-08-24

Every hody's turned Mooae'
Mirth and jolity TUNED loose
" YOU arc not in IL, your goose,
Bid trouble and care 'vamooae
Never mind paying tn" deuce
BE strictly in il. on be goose,
Remember the double header h"a"
ball game: The ,luni",s at on" o'fl"c'.
aud the Seniors al 800,
There will he plenty of a'ghtH M"
lots Of fun for MI
Don't he a goose.