davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
Sneak In Love.

The only way to speak the truth is
to speak lovingly. Only the lovers
words are heard. The intellect should
never speak. 1t does not utter a nat
ural sound.-Thoreau.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
Comfortino.

Barber (confidentially)-"The boss
hnes me quarter when l cut q GUS
toner's face. But ! don't care today
Just won $2i"-Judge.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
Eastern mining Promoters"

Seven natives at Dacca. India, were
recently convicted Of swindling wom-
en- by pretending that they had the
supernatural power Of causing money
deposited with them to be doubled in
value In three days time.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
0emoeraav In oe.<h-

Democracy In Death.
While we are reasoning concerning
life. life Is gone; and death. though
perhaps they receive him differently.
yet treats alike the fool and the
philosopher.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
MusIe,a Ranoe nd EnfisId.

''Music for sale. Anything from
Turkey in the Straw to Mr.. Dream
Man, and any Of the Oh. Oh. Oh,
rags; see Benham & Murphy."-Adv.
In the Enfield Express.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
less Manual Labor.

Lady-"You seem to like my pies." !"
Tramp-"It's de only one got dis
week dat I didn't have to get at wit
q can-opener."-K Capital.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
polItIe. and Erlsnd.hln.

"Have you decided how you are go
ing to vote?" Yes; but let's change
the subject. Thereb no reason why
you and should not continue 70 Be
friends"
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
His Advantaue,

A millionaire can stand being haAe<
By everybody because nobody viii bs
that way to his face.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
Mloht BE oo-calIed.

isn't It an insult to call me q flop.
cared, bow-legged porcupine?" asked
IN applicant for divorce.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
Filled Out.

skirts are to he fuller next sec,
son." remarked Mrs. Hillside.
III I am any Judge" said Hillside,
skirts ere about full already. New.
ark News.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28

Public Opinion Supreme.
their name. are In reality govern.
ments by public opinion.-James Rus,
sell Lowell.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
Not ILLEGAL.

Not illegal.
Household economy seldom goes far
enough to be counted conspiracy IN
restraint Of trade.-Atchison Globe.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28

Two Points Of View.
Young men think old men fools, ana
old men know young mon 70 be so.-
r. Metcalf.
Gilpin observer., 1912-11-28
Not Really He Fault.

Il kept an eye on her until Satur
day." said a seafaring man. referring
to his wife. land then she slipped her
cable while was on duty"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08
CHAPTER xxx.

Ask the sentinel at the door, sAiA
Brockstt, after the prisoners had bss2
shown into = rude but comfortable
hut. Lighted with whole rows of cam
dies, IF he can get q needle and some
strong thread. Tell hin I want 10 DO
some repairing On my OiOthss--thsy
need II badly"
The pushed Cuban executed the
commission. and the sentry. an ohlig-
ing. joviai fellow. soon brought IN q
heavy needle and some twins. Brock,
EFT. seating himself where The light
was brightest. then produced an ola
ball. bearing evidence OF many . viz
orous swat upon its horsshide cover,
and calmly proceeded 10 dissect the
sphere. while eolaAo looked on IN
mystihcstiOn.
Going to stun the ball with dynA
mite. and then bat It to Captain Tor
retonf" he asked. with = forced
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

or Jour great proves in the 0rirgOs'
game OF baseball II Is the sport Of
my camp. We play IL at all leisure
hours-b1t. I fear. we play It very
badly. The gentlemen OF unpro-
nounceabls names 90 not come TN
afternoon. VIII you not. during the
morning, give Us valuable instruction
IN the game OF bassbaus II WILL as
sure you. be a glorious favor"
Despite the misery Of their situa-
ton and the apparent overthrow Of
all their plans. the boys could not To-
strain their laughter. This brigand.
this land-pirate, this dsaperado. who
on the morrow. might wreck the ~
ture OF great nations. asked for In
struction IN the diamond gamel Thsy
could not keep from lAughter-aDo
even as they laughed Brockett's vsrJ
soul thrilled with the fash OF sucdeT
inspiration.
yes. yes" be painted. Tell him
Ramon. that we VIII Do right with hin
IN the morning. and that We viii d.
our best TO teach him what little q
the game We know"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

tRnsacticr- UnfortuEats % AseAARM
I brought no money vita ne nEEi.
k the konorabls captAln VII agree. I
VIII bring twelve thousand dollarn -
fore the sunrise of another u,ornfng~
Torreion shOok his head
7 fear said As. that prssszk o.
portunities must be accspesd rnkAsP
than future chances. sener Eoflsrn.
permit ne 20 present yo1 vita tie
documents IN quegtioa-~
Grunting with heartfelt plaaEura.
the German seiEed the snvelcpes and
thrust them. unopened. into his poekss-
Mr.. YaEimoto. eieaehing hiE SNAIL
brown hands IN rage ane cisApDoGzt.
ment eyed him like a Wildcat hesi-
tatine- before a spring.
~Ders vas great need sad pARca
Zoliern. dot I should hAf desc ls6-
ders. Herr YaEimotO. robeat % yoa
you vas endirely Welcome % -
cipher code WIN you ACCEPT a esu2
me tomorrow Also. br0mtss y0~-
you shall has Do obbortunfdy 70 AZ
anime All borticns 90 desc baosrs ao&
may concern you or -FOUR gofsrnmsn4-
vot say your vtu you agcspt . seg-
oud readingf"
1T seems 90 me- came a aoft waKl-
fnodulkted voice. that thfr6 rsAdtaG
yin be better for Mr.. YAximoto. Ak
least. that h my opinion
Juan Torreion. petrtned vAsre Ne
\ stood. Was staring open-eyed ana open
nouthed az a ANAL. almost tnsswntn-
cant Individual. standing not ten fest
from the eandits aide. The msnbeFn
Of Torreion's gang. suddsniy oonvers-
"a into most peacsfui otr1nsna. 100
dropped their arms ard 1919 nng~a
Ia meek and gsntls Eroaps aiung 60
glade. Across the clearing wsE
streaming a long column ef supera,V
armed and mounted rtdsra. End addb
tionRl horssmea were already h0idtnG
every exit from the camp groond
Il believe the little man rssa@eA
that every man is sutitlsd 60 . nrws
Berusal q his own corrsxpondeRoa
VIII you Kindly hand those snvslopo.
20 me. Herr ZollsrnT am ooDa1
EstsrAL-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

seemed to raeditsts tor few minutez-
Then be burst INTO a ringing laugh.
and slapped q heavy hans upon the
shoulders Of each prisoner.
Fortunate. doubiy fortunate were
you, caoallercs. that you rendered
THIS Kindness 10 the brother of Juan
Torretoni /. myself. knew not OF mr.
brothers poverty. for he was ever
proud. even an misfortune. A small
world, efter all, In Il not. caballerosf
Fear not. now. for your safety. Juan
Torrelon would not see you injured
or abused. AS TO the documents. how
ever-I fear that must relieve you
OF them. My word - passed 20 the
gentlemen with the unprOnounceabls
names. and cannot forego the for
tune I expect 10 gain. sim. We viii
talk further on the morrow. WIZ you
young men give me your wore OF hon
or that you viii not destroy the %
teral unIssives turing the nightf II 80
you shall have q hut 20 yourselves
and every comfort possible. Have
your word as TO the pspersT"
7 suppose We might as we'll giv'
e." said Brockett Tell him. Ramon
/. that we viii not tear them up. ca
them. or otherwise annihilnte them
and let II = az that. Tomorrow ~
can argue more deeply on the sub
I jeot. We are tired now, disgusts'
with life In general. and In need o
sleep
$50 let Il be- assentsd Torrejor
II accept your word. Who knows. m
friends. but that you. a. well as
can induce these foreign gentlene
20 bid more vigorously against eae
other tomorrow As. yes-just a. II
cidentaI. friends have heard niue
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

HER SHARE or THE BUREAU
Girl Visitors IDEA % . otSsste~
seemed 20 BE % Take AT ths
space You Could Get

"A friend came 20 vtHit ne ln.s
week" zald the Giri F1Rppsr. -And A
there u only one bureau I told her (
would have TO share II with her. sn
pushed my things out Of the wAy
and she begen 70 unpack. Thls IA
what she put out.
A bottle Of spirits OF camphor. a
bottle Of camphor water aud bcracsa
acid that she uses for her syeA. q
bottle OF witch hazel. another q &c.,
sofia. box Of face powder and a Tn
OF taIcum powder. q make-up ben.
sixteen ivory toilet tAiERs. four Ste
Venson texts In frames. an aaonisnx,
a bottle Of ammonia. Aactksr of 81
OF pennyroyai for mosquitoes. MAS
hatpins. a sewing bag. jssslry hox.
some perftmery and an aloohoi lAmp.
Nov. I'll unpSck my hathrocm
things she said. and she tock ous
three sponges, large. medium ana
small: a rubber bath glove. q bottls
OF LIQUID soap and four kinds Of to~th
powders and mouth washes. q patani
exerciser. q bathrobe and slippers. a.
autiseptfc bathbrush. . rubber spray
a theFmo1ster and = whiskhroom.
Then she borrowed my huttoa
aook.-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

brown man. suavs and gentls-the 1T
tie man whom Broekett thought long /
since dead IN the waters OF NORTH |
rivsr-tha tirsless agent OF japan
none less than Mr Yazlmotol
Baron ZoIlern greeted the Nippon
csc with evident surprise. but with
forced courtesy.
I subbosed.- said he. dot my abb
b0ihtmend vos exclusive NIT De cap
tain. SdilI. Herr YaEimOto. you are
welcome. You understand. 81 course.
dot I haf De Wrist ind only CLAIM 70
desc Esteral documentsf De ley on
de cipher code. Herr YAzimoto. viii
share NIT you. und gladly. Iss dot
Rsrseaolsr-
Mr.. Yazimoto purred bis dissent.
The entire dossier OF Esterai letters.
az well as the cipner code. he ex-
nlained. were his. After be had PER
sued them. he would gladly let his
old friend. the Baron Zollern. glance
through them. but for the present
time. though II desolatsd hin 20 be
so selfish. he must insist upon the
nrst inspection CT the papers. already
purchased from the hoaorAbis cap
tain.
Baron Eollern covered and Erovisd
Ais statement that be had paid Cor the
letters. and that Ia. he alone. should
} have first reading OF the mlssives.
Both men appealed GO Juan Torrejon.
, That operate brigand promptly found
refuge In his Ignorance Of the Engiish
tongue. Loud language was heard /:
l the big German purplsd In the face.
, and the suGvs smile left the cOants-
. nance of Mr.. Ysximoto. Brockstt. fAe.
|. cinatSd By the faces OF these two men.
h whom he had thought removed from
. his path forever. almost forget that
he vAs a prisoner. and completely for
got the dangers OF his situation az ne
4 listened TO the quarrel
{ Juan Torrejon stood By ana smgist
& humorously ~ the babel % tongues
but nnally seemed to tire OF the up
i roar He bsokoned ne young Msx
. loan Who had previously Translates
4 bis words 20 Broekstt. and calmly
n laid down the law 70 the oontsndinl
n spies.
u I must confess. senorss.- sas.
r Torreion. pleasantly. that I ROrKo
. which one OF you should have precs
.. dsneo in your dealings with me. II q
true. also. that I ala accept none,
IA from you both. That money. how
D. ever. was but q retainer, an adyanc
fee. let US say. Here are the letters
IL intact. even - I but . few hour
. since took them from this yOun
to cahallero. Suppose. senorss. that 20
n make further orer for themf"
70 Baron Zoliern emitted q snort G
a Indignation "A hold-up. iss idr' b
a. fairly beloved. Veil. I should hs
n objected Ia Hers--And he dragEe
M q cepaetous wallet from AIS inne
"a pockst-"iss ten tousand dollars mor'
" WIN dot safscs your rabacftyf-
To Juan Torrejon bowed with al a
An grace OF q true Spanish cavalier. =
q. win Be ample. ssnor-uEless tAi
IA ether gentleman desires 10 oRsr 81
"A more
n NJ. Tazfncso tarasd Waite hsnsas
"a Afs sAEron a1inA
u 4 AaA smAginsA" Ae psoaaxts,
"a ~tAsk tAe eAsxsiA spaslaAe& Win =
AsnesaAaA sA3zsA yea q eSs1es'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

yoa 70 20 On VITA de SassS<n tsseh-
frxsT~
Noon exne. and ne b~nefts vno
had pnrsnea 9olRno began 90 strSgkie
in- They brouxnt no pris0oer. sna
declared that the young crfnEo must
have been carried cut and befrfsndse
By the devil Torreion. courteous IA
ever. made Brcckett eat with atm. ard
asked him many Questions concsrniDg
the great game of the Americans. fta
rules. itp famous playerS Towards
one O'Clock q sentry ~ the western
edge Of the clearing challenged loudly.
and a uromeEt later two bandits es-
corted a huge German gentleman 20
the presencs o. their commander.
Baron ZoIiern bowed pompousiy TO
Torrejoa. and then sniied mockingiy
AZ Brockstt-
L see. msin frisnt.- ouOth the
baron. dot you vos. "a lasd. IN safe
hands. We're iss your bartnerf
The baron was much worried az
the news that soiano had escaped.
but expressed Married relief a. the
Information that the Cuban had not
succeeded IN gettsag away with The
letters addressed 60 Comes Estersl.
Dot las veii.' he sighed. happily
IT las. perhaps. better yet DOT he IA.
gone-he can hsf nodings 90 say. unt
dere iss but de Won left 90 disboss OF
Shall re set down 20 bitzness1 ver'
les de uddls Leaders,. gaptainY-
A sentinel &C the northern edge o
the clearing gave challenge. and tw'
more OF the bandits cane across IN
glade. With them walked a nttl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

Surprise Boxes IN shsrk etornaese.
Fishermen in the cArtboean sec 70
sentiy found In the stomach OF a SHARK
which they had killed q good sized
bottle IN which was a Aalf-doctpher-
able letter from n shipwrseked sailor.
May such relics have essz found IA
che case 4 lsdy's bracelet was fonna
In state OF perfect pressrvation. 20
gether vita silver spoon and q thou
sand Spanish reals In money. TIE
curious feature 81 the anding OF eha
money was that II was IN al omciai
receptacle lost IN the city of Spanish
Town (Jamaieal during q n&Ero uDris-
tng In the seventeenth century. Whers
had IL been-meantims. Surely not On
the sharks stomach. unless the shark
lives q much loager tine Cor sokao OF
them) than science has any reason to
suppose possible. On the other hAnk
II In the sea Il would have been rsa-
dered unrecognizabie IN q few wsakk
Hse II been IN the possession % ssns
enc shipwrecked. Why lad n bean lsfa
tneaetf The ecnslusion VA insvtt-
able that the shark Ennst have asheS
Il cot from = compartment 81 so,se
leassnAnerxs4 vssssl ~ HAsaeTs
WssksA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08
CHAPTER XVIII.

There was little chance for the
fugitives. even had their lead been
twice as long. for the inexperienced
rider has small show against the man
who has lived from childhood IN ths
saddle. It was only q few minutes be-
fore the grim pursuers overhauled
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08
SYNOPSIS.


CHAPTER. I-Seeret Service Chief WI
Nfns puzzled over the theft OF the Gov
Gnuent's cipher. calls 20 his AID Detee-
->vered a new cipher. when the ofrce
boy. Brockett. tells them its The Ola
mon Cipher" and starts for the Tall PARK.
CHAPTER n-Brockstt. Chuis Lon
Kan. a SiRmese. Ramon Soiano, q Cuban.
SoSether with some twenty other young
Ono OF wilkins stenographers IL seen to
P&ss paper to mysterious stranger
CHAPTER HAS outcome OF procS-
sits cipher, the ball player and solsno
are engaged by government for mysteri-
Gus mission. YaEirnoto. mysterious Jap.
calls on Crockett
CHAPTER rv-Brochett fails into YaEi-
not2.s trap. a hght follows. Broekett
eoming 70 rescue.
<hS mysterious cipher; = also ball plCy-
CHAPTER vI-Yazlmoto returns 70
eetSin the cipher TO Baron zoliern; Miss
4awson. the stenosrapher. also reports 10
The Baron
CHAPTER vI1-Brockett and solano
1nve encounter with the Baron In which
shO latter comes out second best
CHAPTER vTI-Brockett and soisno
arrive In Jersey City. make appointment
20 meet McGinnity, the Iron Man oase-
bal. manager.
CHAPTER Ix-Broclett and Soiano ar
give in New York and run into a CHI
CHAPTER x-The place OF refugs
found 20 be trap. ind themselves pris-
0ners OF Yazimoto Kelly 70 rescue
nauiches Jap out OF $1,000
CHAPTER xI-Keny turns thu mon@1
over 20 Brockett-
CHAPTER xH-Brockett and solan
have encounter with tough gang. but AZ
protected by Kelly's men
CHAPTER xIII-on sleeper Cleveland
bound: the Baron detected IN act OF til
ling solano's berth, jumps from train
CHAPTER xIv-At Detroit the mes
eengers 10 10 ball game. receive hierc
glyphs In mysterious mannar aid oepas
Tor Chicago.
CHAPTER xxIu-The genuine sheri
arrests Baron Zoilern. and the boys n
sumo their journey.
CHAPTER xxIv-Tho Messengers a,
rive on the Rio Grande and play ba
with the troopers
CHAPTER xv-Arrtving IN Chicag
lLNae@AkNII -
bhiefs' the baron again appears
CHAPTER xvI-Tha Baron offers
assist in recovering the stolen papers.
CHAPTER xvuJThe Messengers Or
NE stolen papers In the possession or
giant negro
CHAPTER XvTn-Aftsr q fierce bait
With negroes Brockett and Solano wal
I'D In jail
CHAPTER XIX-The Messengers a.
police visit the Tenderloin IN search
khe stolen property.
CHAPTER xx-The thief IL found in
hop Joint" a tight follows. and part
the booty" is recovered
CHAPTER XxI-Mysteriously recei
1nE another hieroglyphic message, :
messengers board q train for the We
and are later arrested by bogus Arkans
sheriff
CHAPTER XXu-Brockstt and SoiR
knock the sheriff and his deputies doV
ans his deputies down and take 10
sgods.
CHAPTER XXv-whils playing b
Brockett Is lassoed and robbed.
CHAPTER XXvI-The nnessenxers M
the commander or the poat.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-08

full renewal Of coursks.
Not exactly. Ramon.~ Ne repiisd
TN rofnx % sfur n with something
valuable. thoush- watch and see
Deity the boy extracted some fold
ed letters from the inner pockets OF
his clothing As deity he crumpled.
them. wound them round the rubber
center OF the ball and pressed them
into sphsroid shape. some q the yarn
from the ball was then wound round
the bundle. and, then came the work
OF rosswins the cover mis- vas \
long and tedious task. but was CON
plelsd In perhaps forty minutes. when
the ball. 90 all outward Appearances.
WA again nothing but a worn and
battered veteran of big league bat
ties
That BAH" said Brockstt. survey
/ ing bis nandiwork with sustifabls
pride, contains the szsire packet 81
letters 20 GomsE EstsrAl. and the en-
velopes now contain sundry who'll,
harmless letter-shsets I happened q
have in my pockets. tAink that tn
inside OF a league ball Ia about tn
last place they would think 20 lool
for important papers--
Pretty old ball" commented 50
lano. Had a rubber center iustea
OF q cork core. But what good l. al
ball going TO do usf II Ne never e
through 20 Gomez Estsral what al
ference does q make whether the al
patches are In q ball or In an Rsr,
planeT-
Brockstt smiled serensly. ~ou
worrying. Ramon. quit worrying. Nov
then. come ciOssr-atill clcser-vher
there won't be any chance OF shar
Mexican ears getting wise. NoV
then. listen 10 me-"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
To The Democratic Electors Of the
Parishes of Iberia and st. Martin.

To The Democratic Electors Of the
Parishes of Iberia and st. Martin
l 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.
If reelected the office shall be
conducted along the same, sane,
impartial and economic lines that it
has been during the past four
years and all violators of the Law
will DO vigorously, though fairly
and impartial prosecuted.
During my present term of office
the jails of both Parishes have ben
kept virtually empty of untried
criminals as 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 felonies, thus dispensing
With long and needless sessions OF
Grand Juries. By this method
many hundreds Of dollars have
been saved to the taxpayers and if
reelected l stand pledged to con-
tinue this course,
Under the present regime the
criminal expenses of both Parishes
have been greatly reduced and the
public is invited to consult the re-
cords.
The District Attorney, by virtue
of his office, is 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 nolIe-pros
equi, cases, and this course | shall
follow if reelected.
| submit my cause to the elector-
ate upon my record made, as fair,
impartial, and vigorous prosecut-
ing officer.
If NV conduct in the office to
which y aspire has met and still
meets with your approval, ! res
pectfully solicit your vote and sup
port.
Very respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY N. MULLER.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
FOR DISTRICT NEI.

To the Democratic Voters of the
Nineteenth Judicial District:
| beg to hereby announce my
candidacy for the office Of Dis
trict Attorney at the approaching
primary election.
My candidacy for this important
office is based upon the belief
which is entertained as to my fit
ness for the position and ability to
give efficient public service.
In event of my election it will be
my policy to strictly enforce the
law, impartially and vigorously.
If elected / will serve the Police
Juries Of the parishes comprising
this district, as legal advisor, with
out compensation, as | construe
this to be the intention of the law
which fixes the duties and COM
pensatiOn OF this office.
If the above brief outline of the
conduct of the office of District
Attorney meets with your APPROX
al, | shall appreciate your vote and
support.
Respectfully,
GORDON A. SANDOZ.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
new |BER|A'S
GOVERN
MENT BILL PASSED

Word was received by wire on
Wednesday afternoon from Baton
fouge that the bill, carrying
amendments to the Commission,
Charter for this city, had passed
the House.
This bill, having been first in.
troduced in the Senate by Mr. W.
>. Burke, and having been An.
thorized and passed by that
branch Of the Legislature. is now
10 shape to 60 to the Governor for
his approval or veto. There is
hardly any danger of the latter.
With the Governors approval
given the document and its formal
PRONUNCIATION New Iberia will he
in line to become Commission
Government town from aud aftr,
the next city election of town Off
c'als-the first Monday in mex,
June.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

a special election will be held
at Abbeville on Tuesday, July 80,
1917, to consider the proposition
OF voting a special tax of 5 mills
Tor ten years, to raise a bonus of
SO, 1000, IN favor Of The Louisiana
Electric Railway & Power Co., o.
Lafayette, La. Mr.. A. G. Bar
row Of this city is he president Of
THIS company. This company has
announced it's purpose OF building
a loop, from AbbevilIe, through
TINS city, st. Martlnville, Brean.
Bridge, Lafayette and back to All
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

G. $. Jackson T. Co., engineers
and contractrs, now engaged build
ing the New Iberia Jeanerette
model road, have rented Office No
II in the Masonic Temple IN this
city. Mr.. Jackson pnrposed max
ing his home here permanently,
and with that end in view has
rented the residence of Mr.. A J.
Cammack on East Washington
street, where he will make his
home. Mrs. and Mrs. Cammack
will make their home with Mrs.
Cammack'S parents, just below
town.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13

Our acknowledgements are
made TO Mr.. A. Patln of Orange,
Tex, for copy Of the Intercoast-
al Magazine, published at Vinton,
La, in the interest Of that section
OF Louisiana most interested in
the intercOastal canal. The mag
azine r. fleets great credit upon It's
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-07-13
THIS INTERESTS
YOU

IF YOU Do NOT OWN YOUR
OWN HOME.
You know how difficult it is to
rent a suitable house in New be
ria at the present time.
Why not stop paying rent and
have home of your own?
This association was organized to
help You own your home as 1t has
helped hundreds of others.
Our funds are loaned to you and
are repayable in monthly pay
mentS.
our office is located on Main ST.
and our Secretary, Mr.. w. G.
Weeks, will be pleased to explain
our plan
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN