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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
MIXERS" STOICAlLY
BEAR SUFFERING

HAvRE DE GRACE. Nd Special
Wan bodies raCkc0 with suuertux and
win feet masses % 0l.stsrs. the nearly
exhausted hiking suffagettes Sater-
DAY attempted the fwenty-mila hike 20
Deiils. sla-, where IRE aights stop Vas
70 be made.
TIE heavy rain OF Friday laid
tho roaos ankle oeep IN muc. and the
Journey was uphln al the way.
Some OF the mixers took 20 the
fields. bat found them no better suffice
for walking. Others went along the
away BY employees under penalty %
arrest Tor tresp1Ss4nN.
The progress was painfully slow.
some OF the mixers averaging only two
miles an hour. and before they had
gone one-1ourth the distance their
strength apparently renewed b. a
nights rest was almost sapped and the
hike again became merely me-
chauical EFFORT for women half crazec
/ by pain.
some % them. attempting 20 make
4 short cuts. lost their way. and walked
I many miles thrOugh mazea OF farm
, roads and forests before they got bach
Z on 90 the main road again.
colonel" Ida Craft. tho oldes
woman In the hike. - ia itiful con
I lition. buf she persisted on going or
+ today against the advice OF physician
and her fellow pilgrims. who. fearini
Z AAEANtE NAEAANNn MAAnk RIWht AAAAt
wanted 20 kltc her an honorable uis
charge.
IL was nearly midnight last nigh
when she was practically carried Ink
the hotel by Ernest stephens and Mis
Virginia Eatschkc. fellow pilgrims.
There was renewed fear today ina
General Nosalie Jones might col
lapse.
The way this delicate little woma
! has withstooG the terrific grind ha
been marvellous. hut 10 seems tha
. only her wonderful viii power an
, determination have carried he
through. where other women wit
1 stronkcr constitutions. have broke
4 down.
But The little general with faC
, drawn and shrunkcn. with hands tn
y shake as with palsy. today seems
! have nearly reached the end oG h'
i marvellous endurance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
THINKS FRANCE
IN GREAT DANGER

PARIS Special. That Frances I'M
dependence Is imperiled unless the
AUGMENTATION OF Germany's war
strength les met by France is the dccl0-
ration made today In the Journal.
This newspaper declares that the
establishment OF the system OF three
years compulsory military service is
absolutely necessary "a the prcsenl
balance is 20 be maintained.
IL is "a certainty that the French
navy viii be increased, as President
Poincare. who is in favor OF a bigger
navy. has the Cabinet with him on
this proposition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
FAITH In PRIESTS
LED TO HER DEATH

PEKIN.- Special The section OF
Chlnas 4oO.0OU.UUv inhabitants who re-
main loyal 90 the Manchu ideals are in
mourning over the death or Dow as er
Empress Ne HO Ma Ia. who died Iva one
OF the Imperial Palaces Ia the eastern
quarter OF the forbidden city al $50
o'clock this morning. Ancient rites
VIII Toe observed during the burial ccre-
monies, which viii ia charge OF the
priests In the Imperial Household
The Dowager Empress had been OH
but a short time.
MRS. Calhoun, wife OF the United
States minister. visited her on tcprU-
AIRY 14th. ana found her suffering from
an attack OF Oedema. or a mild form OF
appe ndicitis.
The Dowager Empress refused 90 be
treated by foreign doctors. and the only
relief meas ures VIII. were taken were
slck-hed prayers and preparauons or
mysterious herbs compounded b. the
| priests.
President Yuan Shi Kai has ordered q
| htting resolution adopted BY the assem-
| bly,. The DOWager Empress was real
| power behind the throne before tle
1 overthrow OF the Manchu dynasty hl
1 the republicans. She was the widow OF
I Emperor kwang Su, who died in 1888
| and after his death was cO-rcgent Of
/ the empire. the yOunS Emperor. Pa 81
Il being but "A child
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
SEVERELY HURT
when TREE FELL
WELL KNOWN BUSINESS NAN
TNDFR TREATMENT AT LO-
Cal. HOSPITAL

r / c III ~ . y ID, NA--Special.-
Sarnurl Dixon. wealthy lumberman
and coal operator. OF Heweltts Va.
and Mcdonald. W. Va. is patient at
Johnston Willis Hospital where ne IS
being treated for Injuries 90 hts head
and lace. which ne sustained week or
two ago when "a tree fcll on him.
Mr. Dixon regards hts escape from
death as miraculous. being yet unable
40 explain why he was not killed out
right.
and knocked heavily 20 the ground nl
one OF the limbs OK the tree as rs was
being fcllcd.
His head Ia now heavily swatheD In
bandagc. and 81 viii probably De cou-
pie OF weeks before hc VIII De able 90
leave the hospital
Mr.. Dixon was Inclined 70 minimize
his hurts when seen last night
Don't make much OF "a story 81 IT,
/ hc requested while chatting with tAt
reporter. IL happen TO own two news
papers myself, and 1 know what a FsA
/ story Isl. This little experience OF min'
I doesn't amount 90 much.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

women before him earnestly favored
the teaching OF sex hyEiene IN schools
And as y medical man and practical
worker he has felt che urgent need
Of wornan's help and pleads Tor as
sistance such as only the mother half
of the race can give.
In the eloquent lectures on The
Effects Of War on the Race" at the
John Marshall High School last night.
DIR. Jordan advocated equal suffrage
because we need ths expressed opin-
ION OF women on the var questions.
The daily 100000 spent on the
United States Army would be put o.
better use IN women had the vote
DR.. Jordan left Richmon last night
20 deliver lectures at philadelphia and
later at Trinity College.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

trade q brand nsw sled for Z pains
leaf fan and a ~ swattsr.--vtrsiai3
CItizen.
Ssot fnserysntioa hut meEiafion.--
Headline. This - coed itea. oat
probably Wall Streec world object 60
anything that might prevent ne nat
urai resources q Nexico from fallsnE
esta.--t rederiSkso4rg JoorosL
New York - nov eGitatinE for
departures of nnora1a~ The nrsx
and chief efficiently % such q depart
meat IN the uaetropoiis woolt - 20
dnd 'ern.--Sorfolk Nnginisn-Pilot-
The sunshlny weather. which has
followed the second o. February. -
fast cnEsaderinE the Euspicion THAI.
as a weather prophet the ground hoE
Is becoming almost a. uErsiiaols as
the oureau az " zshinstea--- 49, Eastern
shore News
There appears 20 oe general forget
fuiness o. the dencacy % President
Taft's position ln case he should -
called upon 20 eiEn or veto the single
term nnsaEare.--f etersburx Progress.
Nrdcro sounds NE an imitation
brand Of good wfne.--$orfolk L-eercr-
Dispatch.
4 nRn ia the Richmond 3an nkys
ne sii remain there until ne becomes
+ haidheaded before he VIII pay the
nne and give the bond Imposed 81
7 TIE trial justice. ~ this fellow does
not keep a close lookout NJ may %
{ put where the head % men are
( shaved bald and thus DO away with
his depending on nature 50 1850 nia
T hair Clifton Forge Review.
Most O. ~ know more az twenty
7 than We DO az forty. And az sixty
we are just beginning % realize bow
little We really 90 know Gate CITY
Herald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
BETTER SCHOOLS
FOR CAROLINA
LEGISLATURE PROVIDES FUND
FOR \ SIX MONTHS SESSION
THROUGH THE STATE.

RALEIGH, y. c. Special Six
months term Of public schools in
every school district in North Caro-
lima viii be an accomplished fact, the
bill ia the Legislature making pro-
vision for the same. having passed
the Senate last evening.
The measure passed both branches
OF the General Assembly by an over
whciming VOte-sO large az 20 make
the vote practically unanimous There
was protractod debate. however. in
4 both houses. This was not due 20
any opposition 70 the plan, per Sc.
but because OF the necessity that
would arise by its passage 10 raise
/ the increased appropriation, a task
made more difficult because OF big
deficit already existing In the state
treasury because OF appropriations bS
the last Legislature Ina excess OF the
States income.
The lawmakers. finally becominf
2 convinced that the money could bt
raised. very readily provided th'
necessary machinery ana passed th'
bill.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
COMPLIMENT Is
PAID To SOUTH
Leslie's Weekly Carries Editorial
Comment on Home Of
Nation.

Lesiie's weekly. IN recent edi-
torial. carries the following high
compliment 10 the South. which is OF
III used to be the sunny South
Now II IL the Golden South
a great part OF tn isweek's issue OF
Lesbos Is devoted 20 Southern topics
NOT because they are Southern. but
because they are national
The development OF the wonderful
natural resources OF what are know
commonly as our Southern states has
been the marvel OF our industrial his
tory. We are only az the opening
pages. The wealth in cotton. in lum-
Der. iron. coal, oil and even the pre-
csous metals, which the South pos
sesses has been only in part disclosed.
"Ita wide eNpanse OF arabic lands
still untouched invites the Immigrant
Southwark. Its fertile soil. its genial
cline and hospitable people make the
invitation particularly attractive. Tbs
tide OF emigration. turning southwark
now more than ever. has only begun
90 flow. IL means tide Of wealth
and untold prosperity.
we have no patience with thos'
who patronize our friends in th'
South. who talk OF the forgiveness g
the past and OF the wiping out sec
tional lines. The South IS the mothe
OF the country. American patriotism
was reared In Its bosom. II has givel
the nation some OF its ablest states
men. its wiscst leaders It's most bril-
liant editors and sagacious counselors
in its charities. It's benevolences
it's religious and educational work. n
part OF the Union eXcels Il. For hos
pitality. Il has no equal.
THE South furnished tho first star
IN the American flag and the braves
soldiers who fought I'm their defens'
Bright and luminous they were. ar
and always will be.
eco South. young patriot, c
South"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
WITH THE EDITORS

one saving factor In the American
national situation az this season 81 the
year a. that 90 many men who have
been talking politics take TO stndying
and seed cRtaiosues. Pet Pro-
gress-
A new born kid has been named for
Oscar Underwood. and the stalNsrt
Democrat fears the younsstcr VIII e
adore sed. 30. T.. Kidd. --FarmNiiie
Herald.
The trouble about sending baby b.
. parcel post Ia that no parents WOULD
be willing 70 admit "a was anytnlng
bat FIRST clsss.-North Ernporia indie
penoent
The effort 90 Introduce Bible study
I iu the Richmond schools is meeting
with strenuous opposition. Unfamiliar
and foreign subjects won't go In that
staid old urg-Biackstonc Courier.
| President wilson's Cabinet has not
7 yet reached the finishing Foom.--Hall-
fax Gazette
The people o. western Florida are
moting Co make a separate state out
B 81 their territory. Co De called West
4 Florida. with Pensacola the state CAPT
TAI az would bc quite "a small state.
lut it would make Two more United
states scnators--lincasti Herald.
Vow mat they have gotten through
moss az their pork legislation. some
OF the Democrats congressman are foi
economy az an costA-Newport Ncwi
Press
AIR. Maxim has perfected an inven
! fian which hc declares viii kllI al
soaua. colonel Roosevelt and Cover
innr klease win soon bcgln CD regtr.
SIR. Maxim as "a menace to the puoA
Welfare Bristol hcrald-Couricr.
Heres another calamity 90 prcpar
lor. Astronomer Carretl a.. Scrh is
y gives out the terrible Information chs
she solar system. unless 90 reform.
= Gao earth and some other tnlng
anoat ln space, are going 90 crash 81
"a general smash up ia about 1N
- years. We hope SIZE shall not live g
r. see it.-Charlotteafil Progress.
* The Hunragcttos are determined {
10 win in walk.--Neaport News Time.
- Herald.
TX every city in the nation coul
I. pattern after Bristol ana have tw
n postouices instead of one ID woul
= help relieve the situation at the 81
counter "a few months hcncc.-CliftC
.e Forge Review.
Is owing 90 the inability ~ the goos
,r bone aud The ground hog 20 maj
D. good. ere OF our boys would like
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
.SUFFRAGETTES and
ANTS" MAY BATTLE

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special
one OF the urCftlest lghfs that ever n
mere man had the pleasure OF looking \
at without feeling that he was inter- /
estcd in either siae ls now brcwing bee I
tween the sufragcttcs and the anti
suuraEettca. both Of whom have cs-
tahlished camps in this city. The ants
only came 90 town "a few days ago and
4 have been in their headquarters only
\ two days up 90 date.
Before the antis came 20 town the
. press agents OF the two camps were CAS-
/ busy as foas around the newspaper
Offices. telling what was soing 20 hap
pen when the tvro factions met
From their reports. the rats 90 be
t turned loose during the suuragcttc pa
. radc and thc rats turned loose up tn
Delaware day before yesterday, would
be as nothing 90 the rats and back
hair. not % mention the Gencvleve
Clark curls that would streW Penn
sylvarla Avenue on that occasion
Last night both headquarters were
. guarded bv uatchmen. but even ar
that some horr.d thing threw mud an
over The front WINDOW OF the anti
sunraEettc headquarters. 10 is posi-
be that by the time this ls read che
sunrasctte headquarters VIII have
, been Pankhursted hich, in "a man
, ner 81 speaking. means being blown
up hy bombs.
Miss Bronson. who Interviews tho
IucWsplpcr men who call ar the anti
, lNNAM N.aNANtes NsA "a -ANEIr hNNhNA lN
! her eve when seen Today and tnr poo
81 tcntialtles seemed o. Dec sIumnerlns
u. very lightly. Al any rate the suura-
81 gcttes are Cmployiug Wutchmeu GA
I "see that bad boys do not lnlure ans
OF their property. ass AIRS. Gardner
. who gives out Information at suura
!. settle headquarters. stated today.
An ANA Parade.
II The ants have nor completed ar
" engagements for "a parade yet but 8
q, isl probable that they viii have dem
- onstration. Whether 81. would ba eth
~ lcM 90 have pageant lu oppositIol
~ 90 the suuragettcs ou March pa
" being considered. IL may bee that the
VIII stand ora the sidewalks. as nea
the line OF march as possible. ano crit
lcise the hats and gowns worn by tn
marchers This is thought by grca
n many 20 bc entirely too "catty" 10 %
N genteel. bat the rough neck" anti
declare that the home must be pre-
served al any cost.
Whichever way the ladies go OF n,
90 one thing is certain that the lnaugu
a. ration parade is being forgotten ia IN
e- interest being taEen in them EVER
1e body knows that there is going 10
ru an inaugural parade, hut after met
80 tioning the fact one begins az ons
es TO speak OF what the suns and ant
- are g0'ng Co do.
ZIG Miss Johnston Speaks.
n Miss Mary Johnston. OF Richmon
Is now holding the center OF the stui
ca la Washington by making speeches
u- various places and before various an
'm sundry clans and declarations in al
"' vocacy OF the cause. IL Is said tn
b. she has been making great ir
Ms preston. Al any rate. she Us drawn
re large crowds and that seems TO be q
OF surest indication OF success
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
COURT REFUSED
TWENTY DOLLARS

CHICAGO, ILL., Special.-Pohce
today We're ordered TO arrest Thomas
Quinlan for contempt OF court
Quinian had been cited for con-
tempt for soliciting funds for the al
legged purpose of defending a girl ar
rested for larceny.
When his case was called he was
not in CO urt. Instead a man Siving
his name as T. A. Dean. saying he was
sent by Quinian. handed letter 20
the judge.
The envelope contained twenty
dollar bill.
The order for ouinlan's arrest was
at once issued.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
MAIL BOXES ARE
AGAIN ASSAILED

LONDON. Special. Sufragettes re-
newed their attacks upon mail boxes
in London today. and thousands OF
letters and packages were destroyed
with acid. Although many of the post
men have been empOW cred with au-
thOrity 90 act as detectives and make
arrests. the women All escaped.
A note OF warning has been sent 10
Chancellor David Lloyd-GeOrge. VINO
is az Nice. calling upon him 20 keep
a bOdyguard BY MS side when he re-
turns 10 England.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
LYNCHBURG Y. NJ. c. A.
To Fight TAXES
NATTER COMES Up BEFORE TIE
L.NNCHBURG CORPORATION
COURT MARCH SD.

LYNCHBURG. VA Special The
Young Mems Christian Associations Of
Virginia VIII test the assessing OF
association property for state taxation,
and samuel A. Anderson. OF Richmond.
aud Randolph Harrison and George
r.. Caskie. OF Lynchburg. have been
retained 20 make a test case OF the
local assessment Ey agreement the
matter comes up before Judge Chris
tian IN the Corporation Court March
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

Just imagine how the Colonel
would delight ia leading the army
OF Armageddon right into Mexico
Ledger Dispatch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
OPENS wuEs GRAVE
FOR WEDDING KING

ST. louis. NO. Special George
Martin. 81 Clayton. opened the grave
% his wife. buried twenty years. ana
removed her wedding ring. which ne
wished tO present 20 his daughter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
RICRKONDER MAY
SUCCEED GOFF
RTcHNo Nd. vA.-spcclal.--

RIG NON ID. vA.-special<--
when a successor 60 fudge Nathan
Con. OF West Virgins. yesterday
elected to the Senate. - taken up for
consideration the friends OF Archie
W. Patterson. OF Richmond. Will pre-
sent MS name" said Colonel Eugene
&. Massie. % this city.
MIR. Patterson possesses one OF the
cleareSk legal minds OF any man VINO
has appeared at the bar OF any court
ia this State. lie II a trained. expe-
rienced. clean able lawyer.
"He Is not a politician. being very
modest and retiring. He Is not seek
ing the position. To him 70 would Dc
an honor and sacrifice from nnan-
clai point IL view.
Mr. Patterson was a schoOlmate or
I Presioent-eloct Wilson. and they have
long been close personal friends They
! have in the past exchanged visits. But
Mr.. Patterson knows nothing Of the
/ Suggestion his friends are making for
/ his elevation 20 the bench.
"He would be an ornament 20 the
; bench OF the Supreme Court OF the
United states lie graduated from the
! University OF Virginia law school and
got high honors IN the academic oe-
i partments. and - one OF the most sue
cossfui lawyers IN the State. lie mas
/ been retained as counsel In some OF
the litigation in the highest federa
courts. ano has been uniformly SUE
Ccssful."
Colonel Massie Is very enthusiastic
IN his support OF Mr.. Patterson, de
ciaring that the members OF the legn
profession who best know his lega
abilities and his exalted character arr
unanimous for him for the appoint
, mcnt.
There Are Many More.
Friends OF air. Willis B. Smith.
said Thomas ". Gardner. a wei
known attorney OF Richmond. toda1
ARE in line and viii urge his appoint
mont az successor to Judge COZ 81
the Circuit Court Of Appeals bencf
, | Mr. Smiths reputation and ability a
, ca lawyer are familiar 60 the lawyer
r OF the city ano State
q Mr.. Henry r.. Pollard. at prcser
4 CITY Attorney % Richmond. We
known practitioner. has been and
10 being urged Tor the vacancy, when
p occurs.
. 10 is generally accepted as true IN,
I the appointment 81 successor woul
Roe in the hands OF President Wilso'
the Senate having FOR sometime he
4 up MANY OF the appointments Of Pres
dent Taft.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

baltimore steam Packet Coz
Daily including Sunday. between Norfcsk
luu NIIumUra.
steamers FtoHfea. rfecfata aso $3.50
carry fHH u h Matl Aua r4uII IFN nNti ANtNtl
Nirrlrea feifurlphY. and every nfNsiFrH CON
rpufefrr fur fhe pleasure aud cuulluTf % ne
travelling rnliIc Nusic uY frrf klnertCn .
orchestras GA steanigrs every trip.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

In advocating a department or
morals AFR. Gaynor Is perhaps look
ing for a substitute for his police de-
-Iedger-Dispatch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

the Uo0
Don't goods when
for the price the genuine arties
Make up a Trial Order from the above Partial List
The Cofer Liquor Company, Inc.
MAIL ORDER HOUSE
z34 Washington Ave Bell phone l6s
Newport News. Virginia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-08

mastrliui t.alin. of pfhello &.
fore tIp Nnw Orleans Educational
asociaslnn tn Hn audience ID I
taxed hr capacity ol the aud O.
rum h. attention WAS Wfant
and tle l"adsr was greeted vii
q storm Of applause NJ Griffith 8
genius needs Ho such rude acce :
Hntles as stagecraft brings lis
master acting anh tan'tltaA eileen
ton told with startling yividnrAa
the old story Of the play and re-
ysaletI he mighty power q his
art New Orleans niraS
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-08
It SAVES LABOR.
Floors cleaned with an
O'CrDAR Nor
don't haveto Sc Scrubbed or
.'ped up. Get-cnr-treU the
ladies' ofIhe Presbyterian
Church. ''--.--.-...v---~

"a unusual and pretty sight is
- pear trees in the yard Of Mrs
q dAhley, At the corner Of Nam
30 jefferson streets. The trees
- NOW white with blossoms, and
" the same time there are to
Zen = large number Of young
sse0 pears dotted about upon
= branches Of the trees These
.aeg pears are about the size of
IA os egg anL are the results or
i0I blooming Of the trees The
\ 'etef has not been severe enough
klli either The first blossoms OF
L young fruit which followed
- Il il not often that one
tne opportunity to see il pear
I |. u both fruit and blossom al
80 aame time.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-08
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Cents. Buy q bottle.

Sunday at the 6 o'clock Mass at st.
Peters Church will take place the
g neral Communion OF the men Of the
Parish. The knights Of olumbns
and TIE Holy Name Society will avail
Of the occasion to apr oacb
the Holy Table.
Rev. de Stockhalper, $. j., preached
on Thursday and i'r day nights and
will speak again tonight at 1:3o
o'clock.
After the first Mass il ended Sunday
morning the Knights will serve sand
witches aud c Hee u all those who will
have taken communion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-08
Use the TRAVELLERS
RAILWAYGUIDE
PRICE rs CENTS
al 3, DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO
you CAN BANK ON
ZEMD FOR ECZEMA
A Csc Bottle viii Prove II Ahso-
lutcly.

Your skin will feVel with Joy the
moment you apply tho new rem
edy, zEMO. "t,lorS, but isn't i.
freat!n XEMp ii Il linii. You
rub II on the affected part il SIM,
iight in, and then. ~ goodbye to
Ill that terrible itching, to every
eczema sore, eczema pain. pimpiea,
blackheads, blotchos, rashes, sores
md prickly heat. Yes, they ail 60 ,
they've got to 70. And how clear,
ssmooth and spofless it leases tho
1kinl Dandruff disappera, too.
zEMO Is safe, absolutely.
Use ZEMO for irritate4, raw and
inflamcd skin; for dait8f sores and
hives and feel the difference at
once. ChildrenQ9espN Fully VINO
suffer from skin affliF'on will 80
Wild over It. HEMO il guaranteed
to stop itching.
ZEMO Is sold ut drug stores, IN
s5-cent and NJ bottles, or sent di
rect, on receipt OF price, by y. W
/ Rose Medicine Co, ST. Louis, Mo
The II bottle contains six times aa
much as the 25-cent bottle.
Sold and guaranteed in New J.
hffia by JNO. X. TAYLOR & BRO
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-08
The DEMAND
FOR LOANS

by membersof this. Association,
who are bGildink or buying homes,
ID 40 preak that Ne now heed more
eayera TT NOu bdcop~ saver
With ia yo,If~moaey is loaned to
vnnr fell0w menfnrrs and secured
hy tbefr homes.
fN1r ;nstallment stock offers a
safe and~N6rofifaDse investment for
Systematic saving. WE add divi-
sdexds every six mohths.
Y6o>may Withdraw at any time.
Our literseuss4sfree for the ask
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN,