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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14
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- enD 49, GnD Gs6r
omnnD q AnU GihnD
Ths k'asey- assas The ss.s,a.
They wsrk s4xes aud a.S.
weii ksssaey. rurss,se ia.yarifier
ves& Kidneys siss~ sn.parifsss 10
nsastiysss.
Mo- kidney ~ -hsssd be segirsted.
Tkere n ps~ssbp danger ~ DELAY.
II yea have esckache os urinary
treet.sss.
N yos are nervous. Dizzy or worn
osf.
Begin treating year Kidneys at
ossce;
Uss . provea kidney reusedy.
Meme epdorsca like Dssar kidney
rIll~.
Recommended by thou~Ansie.
Proved by salsda te~timoay.
G. n. BirazeH. lss n St. ssIsaa,
solo-. SAYS Il recommend Doan's
kidney Hills. ss know. they ar. re-
liable. After using them myse,f fsr
bsckacbe. another of the family who
suffered from kidney complaint u~.sa
I'o'sn's Kidney Fills and got better
results than from any other medicine.
IL Was a bad ease and Dosns Kidney
Fillr made a cure I"
For sale BY ell asessrs Price Sc
csats. Foster milbHra Co.. Bu0aie.
D. Y. sole agents for the United
5ss .o
ne0embsr the uaoe-Dpsa'o-
toke - Othos
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TIVE Annual ~. Patrick's BaM an,
supper will he given by the ladies q
St. Peter's Church on Monday even
ing. Msrch. II, 1918. at Woadmen
Retia,en hall. l-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14
CAps. k-sd - s-ss.~sly -

k~rl Zsesla~r kss sssss.sd 6uo
s.E0ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

Announco0ent has kosa made thGe
the 1914 convsati0a q the Anericsa
Lvsseock AssopiaAioa Win b. held
IN Dsesss .ezt Js.sasy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

Mr.. and Mr.. Earl Freeman Of
Sonerset. on their way home fron a
visit in Salt Lake. have stopped of
10 visit with local friends. Grand
yunction Sentinel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give an exchange At the
city hall, Saturday, March %
Home cooking. l0-l2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

A ssrpsiss parry wss Gisss Mr..
cad Mn. Otis Nooss q tAsis Aone
On Ohio Crsek, Saturday evening
Several from Gusnisoa sttsaAel.
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We are agents for the Victor Tailor
ing Co. also the Metropolitap Tailor
ing Co. These two houses give you
q very large line to pick from. Come
tn and and look over the styles and
samples. Mrs. j. ID. JENNINGs,
10 n. Agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14
4. A. hcGreger and his family spent

h. A. ncGregor and his family spent
three days in and around Gunn,sen.
1t has been q long time since we have
had ~ nice March weather. livery
day hos been bright and the snow 10
disappearing from the meadows end
hillsides.
p. II. Andrews returned from Gunni-
son Friday with . losd Of AeorinG and
shingles. Ne aad his son Neil intend
making q number of improvements
around their place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

We are filing all order~ sor hay
and grain Mt lowest market price, at
the old Purrier stand.
r. W. DEAN.
vi. Phone GunnieOn 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

Furnished house for rpAt-lnQuir
at j ID. Mixers Neat Aarket let
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

The ladies' Of the W. r. C. and
Methodiss Cksvch esvs Mrs. W. 3.
Ditto . pheasant Surprise patty ss
her ho0s in West Gsnnison, Moa-
day afternoon, in honor Of her 75sh
birthday
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

The Auditorium Hotel Of Denver
is undergoing some splendid improv-
nents and is being newly decorated
throughout. ll-3t
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

small house of rooms. 2 lots.
good lawn. electric ligbts, city water.
PLEASANTLY situated. for sale. Ad-
dress. ELIZA THOMAS.
tiuRHiss,R, Colo.
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FoR SALE-k hersoB. Colosado 81
end wisconsin No. 4, ~ 80 per hun
Ared. recleaned. II. p. MERGCLMAN.
stf lola, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

For SALE:-Laying hens. gee~s
and one iDcuba tor. 11-2t
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

NJ. N. Coief made business trip
to Sslids Wednesday evening, vs-
turning Thsrsdsy nornins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

Hard and colt coal. Dssy end
TRANSFERRING $. T. Day, Pho.e,
tisanison lO7l 3lsf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

Prof. D.. schavers. agent for the
famous Indian Remedy Curs.~
rheusstisH,. kidney and bladder
trouises, etc. ol ~ n bottle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

II. c. Hefrick-Ilealer In old cOine.
paper money, stampe etc. at resi-
dence. Top.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

FoR RENT-Foar-roo FURNISHED
house. Apply To
VT. MRs. T.. Watson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

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a 49, - - ~
oss.n - - ssUAD ae-
- ououus G. lO-a
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

Best soft coal. r. ". DEAN,
10tf. Phone GunnieOR VI
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14
COAL, COAL, COAL.
Persons 4 FerGssoa.

FoR RENT-Two rooms ios light
housek eevDiRg. Over GRnRisoR Hard
ware store.
lOLN. = Rs +. n. BoYLEs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14
Fresh Vegetables Received Twice a Week
r.; : s;!:: ::: Meat Dept. F'1;: ;:.''' s;;''


Try 1t for breakfast pure pork sausage, ID ......
All kinds of fancy sausages urs veal loaf ham
sausage.
Lean poTh cnops,
Lean shoulder mutton chops Id b...............
Best round steak, ID. Observation-Disclosures.
Sugar cured corned beef Observation-Disclosures, Id.
Fresh fish for your table Fridays
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have the 6ness grade Of seed
barley. Osdsss shosld be placsd
early.
4sf. ms. A. n r. CRooks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

Having dsc'dsd 70 baesse IN Mont
sose l wisA 70 cell ny ho@e property
consisting II foss SOON hesse, sir
loss, o501 chickea hoUse, 6ne con-
csete outside esllas, bsrps, waRoa-
sAeds end othss ostb~ildiAGs
Pyice ol5O0; worth e25O0
Addvess B. s. JoHSsoK,
LISP. Box l23 hostSose, Colo
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|\X/ANT-ADS n dis column
w Ct ase Readh. Thy &c
only Eve cents . Inc. csSsssos G;S1 ,,,

Blsck Dsasnond Coal
t6tf S T. DAS, agent.
Try the Baldwin ssaQe Sor psonpt
service end eomfostsble ride.
81. H. s. CEARY, Pvopssstes
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

- ~ O~ "Q1u01
ea1h. ney ~e
- ROE
5c. ClNNlaaON lSI
Hard and colt coal. Dssy end
transferring s. 4. Day, Phose,
Gsanison 107l 3lM.
Prof. d. schavers. agent for the
famous Indian kemedy." Cures
rheuSstisHa. kidney and bladder
smsh house of 4 roosns. 2 lots.
good lawn, electric ligbts. city water.
pseasaatly situated. for sale. Ad-
dress. ELIZA THOMAS.
GuRRiss,a, Colo.
FoR RENT-Foar-room FURNISHED
h.; s"sse' Apply To
FoR sALE-Oiiver typewriter IN
6tf. Mnr MINNIE ByEEs.
TIVE Annual ~. Patrick's BaM aud
supper will he given by the ladies Of
St. Peter's Church on Monday even
ing. Msrch. II, 1913. at Wos,dmen-
Redmen hall. 1-tf
MnA0 0nol9
Clsirvoysss and Paloia. Cal
end coDssk With The MaAsn. Have
faith. sAs css help yos ssd yos will
ROt veGpss The tl1s % Mccoy spsat.
6hs develops eedisas ed tsechss
palnistsy. Locssed for ose montA
= tie Miller Rooeiag Hosss.
Hosrs . .. n. TOO pm. Fee Soc
and up. Phone Beaver 7Ol
49, . IsodArw
The regular county exa NINA ton Of
teachers will De given at the County
Court House on Thursday and Fri
day. March ~, n, 1913, lss,gianing At
S:30 \. m. On each day. 10 n
Furnished house for reRt-InQui
at j D. Mixers Meat Market left.
We are filling all orsiera sor hay
and grain ut lowest market price, at
the old Purrier stand.
r. W. DEAN.
Stf. Phone Gunnison 81.
I have qsit ceiling coal ssd feed
bet ] sa ssill colIectis9 sccossts
dSe Ne froa thst business. need
THE noeey u once in order 70 close
my booksI Sc ne.
l0tf Mas. L. n. BRuHrox
FoR SALE:-Laying hens. ger~e,
and one Incubator. l1-2t
SEED OATS for sale at o1.75 per
cwt. T. o. b. Montrosp. Colo.
Original seed imported from
Canada two yearu ago. Sample at
News-Champion once.
C. f. MCMuLrN,
ll-4t. Montrose, Colo.
FISHERMEN TAKE NOTICE. an
now ready 10 wrap your bambo rods, !
an m expert at that business. Get
that pet rod of your fixed up nov
while have plenty of time. Cleaned
OF. rewrapped and three coats Of the
best varnish At Zoe per joint. Repair.
ing done. c. ". CHIEERY.
lift. Phone 666,
FoR SALE-As am leaving Cunnison
wish 70 sell, within the next two
weeks, two horses, . Saddle and al
household goods including rugs, daven-
port, rockers, library table, dining
chain, 2 bed room suites, refrigerator,
bath room cabinet, lamps, linoleum
(9xlz), tubs, wringer, etc
l1-2p. Mrs. VIZ. H. MAST.
SlseAAs11sss' nsee;ag
ing II the stockh"Iders II the Mocol Gold
held st their once. in the ety % q 81. Cbsr,es.
state 81 Miseoari. on Monday April sth 1919
fetWeen the houfs ofsA n. and p. NJ for
the purpose OF electinx a hoard Of directors
and Tor the transactisn of soch other busiress
ne may properly come essGrs % The %eetins-
Secretary Of The Mocol Cola ninine Comp.pv.
First Pub. March II. Laet Pub. April 1. 1913
CASTORlA
Fer Infnsts ~ ChjlarA
h III 10 1as Mssys oulEM
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Scheol fsisads a Ss~sie Dsy ~
him sssps'~s psssy II he ha0s
Fsidsy evsaIas.
A Cssinsa. fsrmeriy Il 0~ia
Cssy wss hsss iron CedsssAup -
sssly pass f The sssk.
Ars b. n hcI.sia sad Mss. \. v.
Drrin Il Ohio City were sheppiAG
in Gsaaisou Sesssdsy.
Aissss Nay H~shes, E~as snd
Fiossnee Lscsso sps0t SstssAsy ssd
Ssadsy q the LseeEo RANCH q Jact 9
Cabin.
hrs. Ollie Willis spsnt sessssl
days in 0sUnisoa THE wsek. She
RETAINED 70 her home in Jscks Cshis
hoadsy.
lAwpesce Stose hes besa sbasul
tro0 the ssoss the past wssk % g.
cosss Il illssss. bet 10 ssposssA -
cosesiAG.
Reid Mcneil hes ressrnsd lvua
Ssliaa, Kaasas, whore he sstsoAsl
silitssy sosdsay, called By tie iDi-
ness Of Ais father.
Mr.. cad Mn Frank vsa Alssiss
vetssnsd Wednesday fron .. e.
teaAsd visit with Nps. Ven Alssias's
relssivss in Michiass.
Annoancs0ent - kosa made thGn
the 1914 oavssti0a u the Anericaa
Livsseock Assosiasiea Uin b. held
N Dsasss sext Jsssasy.
A ssrpsiss parry wss Gisss Mr..
sad Nm. Otis nooss . tAsis hone
On Ohio Crsek, Saturday evening
Several from Gusnisoa stteaAel.
E. n. Nosrse, . veil k.o~n sstor-
ney of 0snnison, Fssss.sd 70 his
ho0s yesterday. sfsss . sAoss visit
in ~ city.-0sssd yssctioa News
8. L. Trine Fsssrsed Sunday from
Delta where b hes been visiting
relatives for ssvesal weeks. Mr..
Trine's heslth 10 eooewhas i'm
proved.
Oliver IAyDs Of Hssveeer. Okla,
arrived u 0sanisoa Saturday TO re.
main With his noshes, Mn. ". r.
Mcneil. during tAs illness Of Mr..
Mcneil.
Mr.. and Mr.. Earl Freeman Of
Somerset. on their way home fron a
visit in Salt Lake. have stopped of
TO visit with local friends. Grand
junction Sentinel.
Ars. Vessa Tarkiagtoa was here
from OAis City Tie frse Of The week.
Mr.. Tsrkingsoa has cold her prop
erty - Ohio City ssd expects to
locate in the lower conntry.
Mn. Edna Briggs. Who has been
at the Rio Grsnde hospital
for some time, left last week 10 cook
for . gang Of men on . tie pess near
@ Gsnnisoa.-Salids Nail.
The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church will serve . BssiDess Mems
supper in the Whip building on
Main Street Saturday March 22nd
iron 5 to 8 n.
John r. Sapp Was in town the
fore part Of the week to look after
inseresss. He informed us
that h. Bould soon mora u. f.r,;lr
from Denver 70 Gunnison 20 reside
Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs.. T. n. Dickey were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Forc
the srst of the week, on their way
from California where they had been
'pending the winter, to their home
a Pittsburg Pa. Mr.. Dickey is a
sooaim of M Eo~~
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-14

| |ll-4t.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24

a loving Father controls thA destiny
of mankind are n great deal better
prepared to meet the vieissltude4 Of
life and to overcome disease than Tho
orc who has NJ such faith \ truly
religious m4n makes a better patient
than IN irrelgious man
III using the word religion / am unt
referring to any particular Kind Of te-
ligion. The Jew and the gentle. thu
Catholic and the Protestant. each have
a religion in which they believe. They
also agree in the essentials
a RELIGIOUS man may believe that it
is necessary for him 10 use every
means in his power to get we'll lie
may believe that it is perfectly proper
for him to employ doctors and take
medicines. But he also believes that
when he has done the best he can
charge of his affars. thatelbs61,lc jus
'iee win be done him, thadfgsfl tlinH
can befali Il good pfIn. Pile GOES FOR
ward with conidence. sick or well, rich
or poor, and getsfa great dead more
comfort out of life than the man who
has no religion. 80
] have found myself saving many
times to people who have II chronic all
rnent, You need religion as well as
medicine. You need faith in IN oyer
ruling providence that guides every
thing to wfsef ends; that the faffiiction
of disease teaches a lesson that every
one shoulf strive to learn"
This does not mean that sick people
are to sit down and trust that an over
ruling provi@a nce will do everything.
Nothing of the sort. He is to use RENE
dies guided by his best Judgment, but
In the use of them he can believe that all
things are we'll and that in the end all
things will come out right. Any medi-
cine has a better chance to cure a man
who holds such q faith
Some men are so fathless and un-
believing, SO restless and desperate.
their minds so unsettled. that even the
best of medicine has little chance to
do them any good. Therefore | say
that religion is often quite as neces-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
A TWO HOURS RIDE.

On Tuesday evening, by the
courtesy Of Mr.. NJ. GalIiaDd, We
were enabled to enjoy u very
pleasant ride through = part of
the territory south Of tins city.
Among the many things we saw
the fcllo~ing are worthy Of note.
The drainage system Of the
southern part Of the city looks
good aud complete. Ponds and
marshy places have been pffectu
ally made dry land.
The bottom Of the N. /. South
ern Canal, in ITS upper stretches,
is growing q heavy crop Of fox
tail rushes, which promises to
materially reduce it, effective
work Of drainage We also no,e
wire fences built across the chan
mel. These fences should be or
dered removed by the city co, neil
ct once.
The road on the top OF the
canal embarkme is a goo d one
and gives n pleasant view OF the
surrounding country.
The com crop is promising
one and il in fine condition. The
cane acreage does not seem to BE-
large along tins road.
The walls Of the lower stretch
Of the canal are standing well.
Mr.. A G. Dubo,n's country res
idence il one Of the neatest and
prettiest homes in many miles.
The DubOin broom factory was
bnsily at work and has . very
creditable out put.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
GROWING THE VIRGIN

A committee of young ladies'
have taken ID charge the crown.
ing of the Blessed Virgin. This
year flowers are to be used with
the cash contribution the child
usually makes.
A certain flower has been sc.
,ecttd by the committee and no
other is to be used 1t will be
SOLD at five cents on the church
grou, d. aud can be gotten, only,
one hour. before the ceremony
The committee wishes il to be m
der. TODD that The child is to bt'np
both, the flower and cash offering
The receipt from the flowers vii
go to the cemetery association,
the cash contribution 10 church I,
the Altar Society.
Immediately after the crrtmoh,
in church. refreshments will y.
sold on the church grounds :"'
the benefit Of the cemetery ass
citation.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
Religion and Medicine


S.lFN ~ MEDICINE, that the want OF reli-
sh'l lr1alieHtl% fcsCat& the action OF
the he5i medicine,
Ettt}1.. n eha4f,s ia@4lfa has searched
IN vain for II f}tN4iral remedy simply
because the fia% l85t his i.riis on vital
religion the tieioa that I4ut only pro-
EtdeS salvation ia the world Ia como,
but SouggHesS Of body ana mind in the
world that is
Yes, there Is u most intimate rela-
item bet Neen medicine and religion.
Other things hVinls equal the irrcIig-
iotls lntn stands n poor chance of get
ting well when he Is sick. while the re-
ligieuS man fraatlently pots v.,u in the
most astonishing way after the doctors
nov. m ,<i,.n,, hin, ~, =, al, with ,
- H. = 49, W
ifla 'dfth IN u RATIONAL feiieioh ana
IN obedfent use of the right remedy =
great many bnpfr%se iryaIf,l1 co,Ild I've
.eStoitu 70 perfect htat@h'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
TESTED AND PROVEN.
THERE Is "A HEAP OF SOLACE In
BEING ABLN TO DEPEND up
ON A WELL EARNED REPUTA-
TON.

For months Iberian readers have
zen the constant expression Of
peaise for Doan's Kidney Pills, and
read about the-goDd work they
Aaye done IN this locality. What
aher remedy ever produOe I'D such
convincing proof OF merit?N
Phillip L. Kramer, el1 W. 5 Pet
n St, NeYIperiasha. rays: Pains
= the smd p Of my back brew nted
Ne from kestihx well. II b ZANE
nervous al acese in re mq ning
feeling misefQ ble. l nd not know
iAst my suffekag was dueto my
Kidneys but bemg-aag9d by q
nember Of my family to try Doan's
Kidney Pills, | went to Taylor's
Drug Store, and procured box
they proved to be the very rem
|sdy ! needed, bringing me prompt
relief. The resulta were so sat
hisctory in every way that give
DoanS Kidney Pills my hearty en-
lofsement." 81
Rse sale by III dealers. Price 81
saas.
psstsr- Milburn Co, Buffalo, New
yegk. sole agents for the United
1latsa.
nemcmber the name-Doan's-
~ take no other.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24

Is there any intimate relation be-
tween religion and medicine?
Yes. there is. The old time healer
was also the priest. Theology and
medicine have not maintained n sep
arate existence very long. They
used to be one. Yes. there is an init
mate relation between religion and
medicine.
It is well known of person who
eats with unthankfulness and ILL
natured spirit, that his food will not
have the same effect as If he were in
a kindly mood. The same is true of
medicine. If a person swallows a medi-
cine with suspicion. has no faith in it's
action. is more or less afraid of the one
who gives him the medicine. it cannot
do him as much good as il he had un-
wavering faith in 1t.
The mind has a wonderful influence
over the body. Those who believe that
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
now u Cents. Buy q bottle.

u Who takes part in the fran.
= ; new law, advocates it's
Mon, and then seeks its eva
- - practice, can hardly BE-
! leeed . . refolmor or u pro.
| I've He il sadly deficient in
h y y bic own works, or his sub.
} ee0t c0urao IL actuated by M
b po1eriDg spirit Of selfishnese.
no 70 preferential system Of
- , square deal, iest 1t ou,
h ssgAly It the polls-,hen.
ed 4 fail to make good" the
}. Y peomises made for it, will;
~ tine to advocate its repeal
4 1tegle shot-d0n't discr4.lii
~ ~ before It has had q
seat, b. brave and broad
- snongh to trust the will
~ 15e,ity. The preferential
y tho best means known
eaf,ag IN unbiased expires
= - will OF the people.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
BASE BALL.,
Red Men VS. Moose.

AT Iberia Park last Sunday " Is
one OF the best ,m,s PLAYED here
this season IeSn' ,IH ~ thr Il Il
Men defta III N""s" Ev =
score Of 8 to ) allow ~" IL Moo,
only fOu, hits while j liz Red Mer.
got in thirteen hits IF them
The Red Men having wan 'hl,
game with the Moose puts ID ~
two teams on Il liz again. having
played four games 'rl"th"r each
team winning Two games TIE
tie will be played off AZ some earl.
date not yet de, l led upon.
On next Sunday ~" Red Men
will play q gam" At iudtn Gu,
against the regular team "f that
city
There will be AZ cxcu,si.n over
the Frisco to q ,tdrr city leaving
he.e at II As returning excursions
leaves after game.
Every boding - invited to c.ne
along and .kOOr for IT," |; Il
Men as Garden Cry has ore at
the best teams on the road h.,
ing won every Z me but one Chr
seasnn
The Returns If This game will
be received ~ in|,irr Il as un
ftctlnncIy Imm ila'ti. aftrs The
game.
The following IS til. sc0'e II
last Sunday, gam:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
HARRY ]. SMITH,
Candidate for Trustee O
FINANCE.

The subject If this brief sketch
is a gent, nan of many sterling
qualities v 10 has been u resident
Of this CT J tor the past Nix yeas.
Outing this time he has made fOc
himself many staunch friends,
who have come 10 know him at
close ra.se With these friends
he is ever admitted 10 the closest
confidence. and these have
broaden, u to the point OF persu
aiding him 10 become a candidate
for the office of Trustee of Finance
at the ec, ii N tn be held on June
2nd I'D this city.
On February Sd of this year,
while attsuding the New Orleans
carnival festivities. he surprised
his friends here by sending back
word that be had led TO Hymeh's
altar one Of New lberia's most
charming young ladies', Miss Rita
M. Barrow. After a bridal trip
to Florida. he returned to this
city to imauently establish h:a
dOmiclle,.
Born in Sizerville, Potter Coun
ty, Pennsylvania, on July Eth,
1885.
Education was received in the
public schools and colleges of
New York and Virginia.
Came to the South at the age
of II years.
Entered into commercial career
at the age of Is, holding impor-
tant positions Of trust since that
time.
Game to New Iberia in 1907 to
accept position Of book keeper
and cashier with the lbetia Cy.
press Company, which was held
until this company discontinued
operations on December 3lst, last,
since which time nave taken ~
the work Of public auditing and
book keeping. At present con
nected with the Bertrand Lumber
90 New iberia Foundry and Ma
chine S,op, Leblanc 4 BrOusSard
Goodwin PIapper Veterinary Hos
pital, VetMilion Jewelry Compa
nv Of Abbrville and others.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24

Jane End II only one week on
..cm next Monday. Then New
Mia will try out the advAn-
.soys OF the preferential system
Il yoting-'he fist city "a the
s,.fe 70 try the plan. On the
Is n The election there are still
.,ne Who are no' quite persuaded
.h.t they favor th" rev plan Of
eating They seem 70 DO afraid
J,he oDeralion Of The law. They
d 10 welded 10 old habits aud
sn.torps that they apparently
loo.s sight If the lac that the
r,aarnt cam ,,aign IL d awning rap
Mlv 10 it's close and will 20 on
,acord az nne Of the cleanest cam
naipns in recent yeSrs. Fractional
iioes have been broken in 70
aany places AMI instances that il
an hardly claim All exi-tence
Y. there are = few VIII" fail to
81 that these conditions are -
sifsble enough !" warrant thei,
endorsement Of the preferen' ial
eysiem Of voting
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24

This ia to give legal notice TO
all members and stock holders Of
the New Iberia Protestant Gene.
tery Association that there Will
be held on Monday, June oh,
1918, 4 general meeting for the
purpOse of the annual election OF
officers and any and all other
business that may come before
the meeting nertHining 10 the ~.
tereat and welfare Of the AssOcia.
ton. All members are urged TO
be present.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24

Bernard 4 Pete, on Thursday,
bought the grocery business for.
merry conducted by Pierre MOI.
bert. IN the Welch building, or.
,n,s,ie our office. The retiring
grocery man has entered con
tract Of getting timber ont of the
swamps. The new firm IN crm
posed of Wade Bernard. formerly
Of st. Martin, parish aud Ernest
Pete was a resident of LOreauvllle
for Il me me.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now is Cents. Buy q bottle.

The directors If The Iberia
Building Assn met last Wednes
day evening, notwithstanding the
luclement weather Four appli
cations for loans were examined
aud cOndltiODalty approved. Sill G.
the beginning Of this year go
sha, es Of Dayton stock have been
issued.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-24
ARE YOU z
SATISFIED !.

with the manner in which the
house you live in is repaired and
cared for?
II you own your own home and q
room requires refinhhing, it is
done as you wish it. II you want
to plant a tree or bush and make
garden you do SO, and it is
YOURS.
Such things cannot BE- done with
rented prosperity without the con-
sent OF the landlord and then they
are done as he directs.
We have the plan whereby you
may own your home and have 1t
cared for as you wish. It is as sim
pie as paying rent. Our secretary
will be pleased to explain it to
you.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.