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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08

foffung itrtng duslegen ipolIen, 10 iplz
len iie ods aud geeeniiber Den arbeiz
tern tbun unb niht cine freie Mnsles
suns fir oieie erItnnen. Die 8eeslung
bon Irbeitslobn, 4rbeitsitunben nnb
Irbeitsz z8eretnisungen 1T Suf)e Der
Ginselitouten. Gemnah bat Der aDnz
srsb tein Reht, Gsiess in Besiis auf
arbeiter-llnionen su erlahen. mas
baher bon ben 0egnern bes in 5rage
itsbenben gsiebesporasrapben bestpsdt
pirb, III niht bic glufrefterbnltung
Der aonititution, ionbern cine 9ersts
paltiguns Der Nrbeitsr, inoem man
ibnen bic einsies i'm 2pbntampfe nod
perbliebene Waffe, bas aoalitionss
Reht entpinoen fpiq. Die 6srren TIM
aonareB Fhsinen gar niht iiberlegt su
baben, fpelher llnssbeuerlihteit iie
oas Wprt reben. gle iuolIen benz atries
ritanifhen 4rbeiter Elm a.ht entsies
ben, Dag ielbf BEN ruiiifhen Grbeiter
nift psripeiaert miro. Sic ipirten
oaraitf bin. ben omtritaniihsn arbsis
ter an SGnoen uno ;Fiiben su binben.
baB sr Der ihdnolihften 4usbeutung
iiberlisfert tperben lam. Wenn nas
aefhiebt, bdnn fpsroen bic amerifonis
i6en arbeitsr mob ipiTien, mas Iie su
tbun bnbtn, inoem iie ihr Sfimmredt
atetn ane in qnnrnbuns brinssn. bic
burh 8stdmpfunl oes photographer
ibrs gbiitt su ertennn aebsn, ben
Qrbcittr su goben su oriiten. Sic
ip,rbsn fnaar berettigt iein. nod ipsis
ter su oehen unb c<aeu Die nnfsrbriids
una bss aodfitiona Retts nod beleis
Ttsm WuTter sinen ejsnerdIsStreit sil
protlomirsn. bsnu ohut bic llnicnsn
taun Der Grt<iter niht btitehen. Wis
rotbpenbiq bas SodIitions Reht osr
grb:itsr 1T, Bat eir 6toncmifher Dens
fer tpie Qoam Smith oorasIegt. beHeH
Qshren ndh 137 Sdbrsn nod nihts or
ihrm W.rih perlcrsn tdben, fpsif re
BON niFsnfhaftIitsr unparteilihteit
geTtiiBt perben. biz oit 8edtt oes ars
teitoebsrs e6enIp bsriitiihtigt, fpis bic
BEG grbeitnsbmers. Dieter fat in BEN
adpitsl iibsr arbeitslo5n: ,Wir bcbsn
iein qarIam.ntsesiss aesen 0erbins
bunosn. bic Q6bns 6erab3uftsen, ober
pisIs otosH @erbir5unpsn, iis All ers
t0ten. = mor iaat, bdb grbeits
Qeber Ft ielien perbiiubeu, Irbsitnehs
mer bogsgsn iebr bduiip. Gbtr fpsr
6a aloubi, has gr5sit1.ber iih fsiisn
uerbiinoen. Der ,snnt bic Melt sbenio
lpenia, tpis bi. Sats. arbeiinetsr
itebsn ubsrau unn INNER In elmer itills
fAlpeiu.noen, aber 5eFtdnpioen unb cin
beitliter gerbinbung. bi. 2ohne niht
sll srhoben. Aler 'sotu bieis 0erbins
buna bdnoeIt, mott fif iiberau ishr
un6sIi.bt uto tpiro BON feinen Hahs
barn uno mitfatyitdnttn ihesI nHoes
isbsn. Wcu t5r, islt.n BON folder
8srbin6una, neil re Der oetpobniitt.
man tonnts iaasr Sdtiirlite 2uiiane
Der Tinus III, nor csnen islten Ser,ono
,tlpos bort. &hr es iommt aud bGu.
fla atnua DOT, oab arbei.asber Hf
ipesisn All bm 2tped perhiinbtn, bic
Qohne bsrabsutriiden. = . ="
Tsnu Der aonoreb es tpassr min.
6is Qrb.itnthnl,r ben ptrbiinbeten 4rs
b,itasberu csderi6sr lrehrlps 5u mo-
den. oonn nirb .s In bisItm 2onos
Tsbr itiirr;it sudshen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
E,ia ab,uarfeu.

Etaotnlibitor NoIbburn miro pop
ldniia .feine, neitrren ansebote iiii
bic Nothinlihonos I'M Netrnqe pof
$4,000 einforbern. Or Diu ndn.
lid, nm gons iiter Su sehen, abspar
ten BIZ Oas s-Cbergeridt Sim
Gniideibung iiber bic apnitislitionaii
tat bes 0sfeseS abgeeebsu bat. unfel
ipelHem oide Bombs Dsraus0abt lpsr
bsyh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08

Die Resierung bat iest
800, 900 Gtsr 2onb in ben IpuIuhen
eriporben. Gs mar Die bo6ite 3eit.
Die sau3e 9eseno 1T oDIis abeebpl5t,
bob Die aueuenesbiste elmer gonasn
au3abI pihtiser Sliihe oaourt allen
Shuh psrliersn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
Wie bic geribte Iauten

piro Spdnien Der entente beitretsn.
Ser Drsibune pirb bespesen nidt
bic Wuffsr 'treden, aber ieins Wehrs
mu6t oen neusn 9erbdltnifen sntiprss
6euo perItdrten.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27

Mr.. G. L. Lckowitz, the auc-
t;oneer who conducted tire sales
Of the Hckart Jewelry Go. leaves
t. day for his home in Kansas
C,y- Mo-. to spend the New Year
win his family. Mr.. Lekowitz
las been in the auction business
FIR the past twenty-five years and
has travelled every state in the
linton. also in Can da, Mexico
and Cuba. He is tharmed with
this climate and country, which
in his\ opinion is second to none.
In all Mis-, travels, he has not
found opportunities so sadly neg
lected as\ aisthis section. lie says
that this us wonderful section
and with Ahe cooperation Of cv-
ery one in all Industries this
would be the best section Of the
glorious Nation. What New he
ria needs Is for every one to pull
together and stop pickering and
knocking and there is every
chance for wonderful improve
ment in the near future. Start
boosting and you will soon see
the betterment that is so neces-
sary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
Joint INSTALLATION OF
MASONIC BODIES.

Last Monday evening at the
Masonic Temple occurred most.
pleasant reunion of the Wisteria
CHAPTER No. 81, Order of the
Eastern Star and Aurora Lodge
No. 1913. +. & NJ. The occasion
was the installing or inducing
into Office the officers who had
been elected for the current year
TO serve their respective organi-
cations. The ceremonies incident
to the occasion were performed
with beauty and dignity by the
~fficers appointed. For the first
ti1Ne the two organizations met in
Joint session and was productive
Of much good fellowship. About
fifty persons were present who
enioyed the ceremonies to their
great pleasure and satisfaction.
After the officers had been in.
stalled, refreshments we're served
in the Banquet room which had
been beautifully decorated by
the ladies, blending tie emblen,s
OF the two Orders in 1 most ar
tistic manner. The repsst was
bountiful and toothsome, such
as only the Ladies Of the Eastern
Star know how to provide, which
called forth many compliments
from the Bretheren present. The
Masonic orders mentioned are in
a most healthy condition, active
and progressive, adding to their
numbers At every meeting ever
difusing the principles Of lin
mainly, Charity and Fraternity,
to the uplift of the community,
in which it has existed for more
! than fifty years, evoluting from
Nhe Old Ramshackled building
where now stands the United
States Posi- Office, to the Majestic
three story Masonic Temple, cor
ncr East Main and JuFia streets,
an ornament to our City, and a
monument to the enterprise and
progress Of this class OF Our I'll
Zens
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
] STAGE WEDDING.

i On Tuesday evening hundreds
Of people were attracted to the
Elks Theatre, it being generally
known that preparations wero
being made by parties Interested
10 Ibe married on the stage Of the
Theatre, the principals being Mr..
Harry Rich, the actor who has
been giving trapeze Performance es
on the top Of the Theatre build
ing, and you might say flirting
with DEATH as q drawing card
to the indoor exhibitions he has
been staging since landing IN
New Iberia and Miss Lillian Har-
kins. the young daughter Of Mr..
Lewis Harkins of this City. The
stage never looked prettier, being
handsomely decorated with red
wedding bells and holly and sew
eral silver signs worded Rich
which gave it a beautiful effect.
Immediately after the series OF
beautiful motion pictures were
finished. Mrs. F. s. DeGeneres.
the Opera House pianist, played
Mendellsohn 8 famous Wedding
March when the curtain was
drawn 40 donating the arrival OF
the young couple who was tc be
Joined into wedlock, Judge
Thomas. q Justice Of the Peace OF
Jeanerette reading the service
verv distinctly, after which the
young people and their friends
proceeded nearer the front OF the
stage for q fash light picture.
The bride was attended by 4
sweet little actress also playing
here, known as Baby Maxine the
groom being attended by Mr.. Vim.
Rodgers Of the Rich Co. show.
Mr.. Julius Scharff, manager OF
the Theatre and Messrs. Albert
Diaudonne and VIM. Rodgers
acted as witnesses. Among the
youna lady friends on the stage
were Misses Poslo and Annette
vuillemot, Olga HEIDI Mrs. Phelps
and Messrs. Jules French, Adam
Baearry, Henry vidrine and Al
bert Dieudonne.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27

Mr.. G.. N. Belandr The *
perienced sugar mao ref, this
City for the Island + C,rha last
Friday. where he wilI,o engaged
in that line Of oceup4; N
Among those of ouh ,berians
who arrived here the c,rlv mart
of the week to spend christmas
with their relatives and friends
were Mrs. Alfred Gates a,d son,
Gebert of Baton Rouge; Miss
Nettie Current Of Iowa, wlo is
the guest of the family OF Mr.
John A. Gebert; A. A. Morrow
of the State Demonstl alton Fan,
Of Baton Ronge, now the gue,t
Of the Rose families OF Loreat
Vile; Mr.. kewis Haase of Texas
Frank Patin Of New Orleans
Mr.. II. +. Freeman and Frank =
Sharp of Rapides, La; Harols
Henderson of the Grand Cotea'
School; Creighton Moss; lrenu
Liettemyer Cyrus Broussard o
Berwick; Alex Perry of New or
leans.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
IF BILIOUS OR COSTTVE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
y Sluggish Liver and Bowels-They
work while you sleep.

Furreti Tongue, Dad Taste, Indiges-
'tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery--indi-
gestion. foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin. mental fears, everything that Ia
loI ri lie and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight will give your constIpated
bowels n thorough cleansing and
st 'aiGhten you out by morning They
work while you sieep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist will keep you feel
Ing good for months.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
At it, ast meeting, Teche

At it.jast meeting, Teche
Eneaml hem Mods, Knights of
Temperance of New heria held
their regular election ~ officers
which resulted in the following
selectiU to serve the ensuing
Nsar Worthy Chancellor, John
MKerry; Vice Chancellor, W.
a CallAp; Chaplain, JOS. Rem
tudet: Recorder, w. D. Rey.
nolds; TreasuNer Willie >; ger
nard; Marshal. Qzeme Jscob;
Assistant Marshal, Rom9s ..
Hart; Sentinel, w. BNDavis;
Guard, John O'Bryan PastSer
thy Chancellor, II. X Shadel\
The well-knownI fire insur-
auce agency in this City of Messrs.
Murray & Smith, doing business
IN the Masonic brilding will after
January 1st, 1914 be known as
the firm of Smith & Taylor, MIR.
Murray then transferring his IN
terests to Mr.. Robt. G. Taylor. The
business end will be looked after
in the future by Miss Katie Dew.
Craig who is an expert in the fire
insurance line and who has been
connected with the firm for many
wears. We wish the new firm
success. 1&aaaaWS
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27

IL was Shakespeare, who said,
towards die many times befors
dheir deaths; the valient neyet
taste of death but once. This
bit OF philosophy seems strlklng-i
" true, and is certainly apllca-'
bic to certain citizens Of Loulsl
ana today. Those alarmlsts who
are spreading fear among their
neighbors by expatiating on the
blasted conditions Of the country
generally and Louisiana partlc-
elarly. are helping to shake con-
fidence and making it harder for
business to adjust itself.
There is no denying that there
has been a shrinkage of values
in this section Of Louisiana, in
comparison to what they were
formerly. Drtn-tha kaGa
and the depression which are now
stalking over all the country,
does not, mean that the country
is doomed. Not bit Of It. In
this section Of Louisiana we are
going through the hardest ordeal
brought Upon us by three short
crop years, aggravated by the
flood of last year, which again is
felt IN this crop falling 20 pei
cent Of an average crop. In adj,
dition to- this, we are facing the
general I. shaking-up caused
throughout the world and the at
tack on the sugar industry by
the passage of the Democratic
tariff bill, placing sugar on the
free list in 1915.
Every people at some time IL
their history, have had problems
Of the kind facing us today te
solve. And each time success
was won; but those who were re
sponsible for the victory were
never the alarmists and pessi
mists. We have had too much o.
these dark and sombre pictures
too much Of this whining ant
belly-aching, and we want to gel
away from them before they grow
on us.
South Louisiana, has been deal
a vital blow Of "free sugar,
and it has suffered terribly from
the robbery Of the Sugar Trust
stiM this is not the time to lister
to the timid or scared citizen Of
to the breiness coward. A stout
heart backed by optimism ant
confidence in the country, Is The
remedy just now.-Napoleonvill'
Pioneer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27

0lrisi Try lei Hair oets sesE fluffy and
beautlfulAoet q q cent bottle
Of Dandssino.

II you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and Is radiant with
life: has IN incompatible softness and
is fluffy and lustrous. try Dunderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty OF your hair, besides Il imme-
diately diss0lves every particle OF
dandru6. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair II you hare
dandrufl. This destructive scuyf robs
the hair Of its lustre, tn strength and
its very life. and II mot overcome Il
produces q feverishness and itching OF
the scalp; the hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair fAllD out
fast. Surely get q 25-cent bottle Of
Know Ions Danderine from any drug
store and Just try t.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
Succession Sale.
Succession of M. G. Romero,
Deceased.

10Th Judicial District Court OF
Louisiana, Parish of Iberia
BY virtue of a commission IS
sued unto me, the undersigned
Administrators, out of the above
said Court. under an order grant
ed on the oath day Of December.
1913.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27

Last night delightful dance
was given the friends Of Mr..
George Renoudet who is here on
n vacation from school by his SIS
ter. Mrs. joel H. Fisher. Dancing
and other amusements were IN
dulged in by the young people.
The Epiphany church OF this
City held one of its largest con
gregations last Sunday morning,
the occasion being the confirma-
ton of a class Of eight by bishop
Sessums of New Orleans. me
sermon by the Bishop was one of
the most interesting and eloquent
tins eminent gentleman has eves
delivered to New iberia COL
gregation. While here Mr.. ses-
sums was the guest Of Rev. Dlggs
who accompanied him to st. Mar
tinville in the afternoon OF the
same day, where another large
class was also confirmed.
The ladies of the Convent
Auxiliary will give a Christmas
Festival on Tuesday, Deeemoei
Both. commencing at 8 o'clock.
BY the courtesy Of Father Lang
lois the former Henshaw home,
now the Catholic College has been
secured for the Festival when
will be for the benefit Of the
Building Fund of the new Catho-
lie College. There will be a mum,
Der of amusing contests ana
games for the children and re-
freshments Of all kinds will %
sold. Admission free.
Mr.. Robert S. Pesson, one q
our pablo spirited dairymen aasd !
raisep Of fine Rhode Island Ned
chickcns received a telegram from
Alexandra on the 18th Instant
informing him that he had won
the following prizes: B LIST hen ;
9Th hen; 9Th cockerel; 9th cock
4th pen in a class of GO fine birds.
The real estate agency Of Mr..
Robert A. Jacob negotiated TINS
week the sale Of the Otto Fritch-
er plantation in Petit Anse, COM
prisinc about 230 acres with I'm.
nrovements, consisting of all Of
the live stock, Implements, etc,
Ear = consideration Of 10000, the
entire purchase being made by
Mr.. L. Cyrus DeBlanc Of the flr'l
of DeBlanc 4 Landry. It is very
probable that Mr.. DeBlanc will
remove his family on the beauti-
ful blace and take active charge
Of the farming operations.
We learn that our friends,
Mcssrs. Robert s. Bell, attorney
at.law and Mr. Fred w. Baumall,
notary public will open joint Of
fees in the suite Of rooms over
the State National Bank OF our
City on or about January LIST,
1914.
We had an appreciated call
last Thursday from Mr.. =. D.
Guidry Of Patoutville. Mr.. dnl,
dry is ore Of the most successtui
planters in that section Of the
Parish. While he is very optl-
,mfstic Of the future Of his Sec
ton as far a. the cape growing
industry is concerned, still says
the seed cane is very much dam
aged and for that reason ne is
apprehensive Of another small
crop.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27

Stomach, liver and kidney trou-
bles, weak, nerves, lame back and
female ills disappear when Elec-
atric Bitters are used Thou
sands Of women would not be
without ) bottle IN their home.
Rlisa Pool It Dsp11k, Okla, writes
. Electric Bitters raised me from
! bed Of sickness and suffering
and has done me : world of good.
I wish every suffering woman
could use this excellent remedy
and find out, = | did, just how
good IL i. /" A. it has helped
Thousands 81 others, il surely viii
do the same for you. Every bot
IL guaranteed, SOC and 11.0O.
Al - drn is1s. b. ! Bucklin
= ca, Phjlnd elphie oy 81 1ouis.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
AGRICULTURAL DEPART
MENT.

Commissioner of Agriculture
and Immigration E. O. Bruner, in
speaking of the Agricultural and
immigration department, and
Louisiana generally said; Every
branch of my Department has
been active and busy throughout
the year. 4
The immigration division ha.
done much good work. We hay
brought in many immigrants an
thousands and thousands of acr
of land have changed hands Il
IL Losisiana and her many
vars ges are not known, it's
ou' 'h'ault, as we are constan
sending out literature all over
Unihd States and to fore
countries. 1t keeps us b
answering inquiries from pee
from all over this and fore
Six months ago we establis
a branch office on the, G
Zone. Our subject was to
oughly advertise Louisiana
the Zone, and to induce PEI
who had saved up their earni
and dseired a home of their o
to come to Louisiana and inv
The inspection branch has d
more and better work than e
before. We inspected fifty-tV
thousand tons more than tn
previous year Of fertilizers all
feed stuffs, and after paying al
the expenses Of the inspection
such as salaries for the Inspectors
stenographers, clerks and all
travelling expenses, we turned
over for analytical and expert.
mental work, twenty three thou
sand dollars, hence you will sec
| that my department is not only
! sclf-sustaining but a revenue pro
| e. .er. and under our mode Of IN
speeding. the farmers and con
sumers are thoroughly protected
We have so systematized the worl
that it makes it almost impossi
bic to get spurious goods on thu
market There were two or thre,
attempts, and in each instanc'
the party was caught and prose
cuted.
The Parish Fairs through tn
State were not up to the STAN
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
PERSONALS.

rhe Young u'l's -.
tertained by Miss ing Occur
r;yes were won by Misses
|ss; : Bauman aud i. Landry.
Misc Marie Oubrc Of New Or
. III Z on visit to Mrs. f. U.
umenthal.
.frs Jacob Davis is visiting IN
~ Orleans, the guest OF her
Cnghter, Mrs. Louis ochs.
,ars B Druilhet and Mrs. h.
;ny;elle of Jeanerette were
-. this week Of the Misses Lee
lane.
w,rdOw glass cut to any size
.,rtsd.--Rersrana Lu 'ber Go,
~. and Mrs. Sol Levi and
.rahter. Louise Of New Or.
ans are visitors at TIE home Oh
a Jacob Davis.
Ms r Conrad was the charm
hostess of the Brooklyn Flu
r. Club on Thursday.
. uo.. Clsb Saucs now 1Sc' Buy
bottle.
NJ and Mrs. Charles Viator OF
|;,hse Texas, is spending the
slidsys here with relatives.
M R. Salder of st. Louis, Mo-,
,s;yed here this week to spend
I holidays with relatives.
M. Marshall Borel. arrived
,am Fort Worth, Texas, last
Wednesday to spend the holidays
Nth relatives.
| MI Leopold Levy Of New Dr.
sans here yesterday on business.
/ Moss Club Sauce now l5c. Buy
! bottle.
/ Mrs. A. Jennaro and daughter,
oaephine left last Thursday for
Dpelousas to spend the holidays
Nth relatives.
Messrs. Alex Devalrourt OF
Birmingham, Ala, and his son
bruns, Of Webster City, Iowa,
srqived here on Christmas Eve
y spend Il few days with their
relatives For upwards Of twen-
~ years these gentlemen have
eeser missed taking their Christ
- dinner with their near rela-
IvsS here, and their annual visits
i source Of qualification to
n friends.
Among those Of our readers
called and renewed their
ocriptions this week were
mrs. Alfred Granger Of Lo-
susille; Vim. Hollander now OF
NJ Arthur, Texas; r. D. Guidry
Patoutville; John G. Curtis, J.
Campbell, II. II. Winters and
uhn Il. Minor an industries col
"a man Of Olivier Station.
Lime, brick and cement 1t Ber-
E1nd Lumber Co.
Hon. i. I. Dulany made a hur-
iId trip to New Orleans last
max ii attendance at the session
= TIE Supreme Court.
Mn F. G.. Blumenthal was
M hostess Of a lovely Euchre,
(nplimentary to her gnest, Miss
ltFe of New Orleans. Those
ving were Mines. i. F. Bufiln-
Albert Etorge, f. w. Bau-
Alpine Fontelien, II. L.
n. Dupre, Chas. Il. Pro.
n G. Pickett and Mrs. y.
~ Of Jeanerctte. The priz-
0ere won by Mines. Estorge
Provost. Miss Oubre was
soted with cut glass vase.
- Glib Haucs now 100. Dsy
Among the most delightful
iotnnas affairs given was the
md luncheon on Wednesday
1ening by Miss Pearl Davis.
eoorations Of holly, ferns and
Itistmas bells adorned the ra-
tion hall and parlor. The
~ we're won by Misses G.
.elnaur, Lila Woolf and Ida
1nnpbell. Others playing were
.lanes Mathilde and Amilda
e.on1et, Olga Smith, Adelino
tkett, Celeste Dimitry, Trina
1lanc, Virginia Barrow and
- Segura.
apt A. D. Blanc Of this
representing the Tropical
S Of Cleveland, Ohio, left.
above mentioned city yes
Nv where he will spend two
- after which he will return
y q continue selling the arti,
= turned ont BY the Company.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
SHERIFF SALE.
HENRY N. PHlARR
Versus

Versus
ISAAC FREDERICK EFT AIS.
State of Louisiana, Parish OF he
ria, 10Th Jud. District Court.
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue. of an order of Seizure and
Sale, issued out Of the above en-
titled and numbered cause, and
to me directed, l, George Hender-
son, Sheriff, through Frank }.
Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff, duly
sworn and qualified in and for
the Parish of Iberia, have seized
and will offer for sale and will
sell at Public Auction to the last
and highest bidder, FOR CASH
between legal sale hours lG
Court House, in New
turday, Januaz
the following ded
tO-wit:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-12-27
Application for Liquor License.

The undersigned gives notice
that he will apply to the Police
Jury Of Iberia Parish for permis-
sion to continue his retail liquor
business at Olivier Station, East
Side, during the year 1914, COM
mencing January 1st, 1914.
s. e. SORRELIA
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
Broadway Property
Advertised in l744

NEW YORK. July ia quaint ad-
vertisement offering Broadway prop
erty for sale near what is now the
Battery appeared in the New York
Weekly Post Boy in September, 1744.
The Broadway lots had been owned
by the wealthy merchant, Peter Bay
ard. The notice reads:
ITO be Sold. Two Dwelling Houses
and Lots of Ground near Fort George,
on the West Side of the Broad Way in
the City of New York, late belonging
to Peter Bayard, Merchant, deceased.
AS also the Dwelling house and lot of
Ground on the Dock, fronting the East
River in the said City, near Burling's,
Slip, now in possession OF Captain
Michael Thody, with the Water Lot
thereunto belonging. Whoever in
clines to purchase the same, or either
of them, may apply to Adoniah
Schuyler. or Abraham Lodge in New
York"