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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28
THE: MODEL ROAD.

4 Last week, through tlc cn,li :rsy
Il Nj II GaiIidnd, Tie Nr!irt aad
+ tisr i,tiNhrSc III gong over the up
pc, han 81 The model Road, lead
my between ;isi- cry aud Jeanei
cite. III" puip pose at this Visit
Aas to get an idea Of the W0t X
A'ch haas becn done. especially
as thu contractor were Offering 1t
~ finished ana iul acceptance 10y
the Police Jury OF tins parish.
The ddy of our visit wOrkmen
Nr!e engage" upon the road cor
.'rtIn9 developing weaknesses III
the suliace The evidences OF
this work were manifest at sever
II points along that sgcll"n We
ttaVtase For some reason, un
khumii 10 Us, 1t seems that SOFT
places IA he road would show Up
even along stretches of the old
road W hlcii had borne the uallic
Of years. The contractors found
many ii these places even when
building The road. In their If
forts to make such spots firm anu
solid, considerable holes were dug,
10 be tiled and packed with mOic
solid mat. rial. Ii seems that some
Of The soft Ilaces managed to
avoid detection while the road
was building.
The digging out of the holes
aud iciiiling them with other ma
teiia!s would Indicate the suspi
cion that the foundation or sub
stratum held the weakness, rather
than that II was any fault Of the
manipulation OF the materials OF
the top coat or covering. % 0
Possibly IN The effort to make
the top surface especially hard,
The aSrhaitum binder was liber
ally used. When the sun develop
ed is greater heat, Az summer
came Oh, the binder became tluid
and made the surface of the road
very sticky and Jisasreeable for
the traveller. This trouble has
been partially cured 10y sprinkling
dry sanu over the nlface.
There are good stretches of the
road here he work has a finish
cd appearance aud is quite finn
and beautiful. When curative
measures will have been applied
TO developing defects along the
line, aud when time and watchful
care will have secured the proper
seasoning Of the upper crust, the
whole may become what we have
longcd fora model road.
Last week Mr.. w. r Atkinson.
Chief Engineer, and Mr.. +. S.
Asst. Engineer Of the
stat" Highway Department, IN
company with members Of the Po.
lice Jury, went over the entire
road for he purpose of inspecting
i. THIS inspection as called for
10y the fact that the contract.
ors had rendered the road for &C.
ncptance as being completed.
After the inspection Mr.. Atkinson
pointed out u number of defects
which he required remedied be
ore he would sanction the final
acceptance of the work. The con.
tractor made no objection to meet.
ns thes" demands, claiming that
he maintenance clause Of his con.
ract fully covered the interest of
10Th the State and Parish and on
aratcd a guarantee that he would
make the necessary corrections at
he points to which attention has
pprH callcu
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BREAKING IL GENTLY.

A young man, an only son, mar.
ried against the wishes Of his pa.
rents. A short time afterwards,
10 telling q friend how to break
the news to them, said:
Tell them frat am dead; and
then gently work up to the eli
max. '-Lipphcott's.
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plies Millari's News Depot.

This paper will not publish COM
munications where the writer is
unknown to the editor. We APP
preciate the compliment conveyed
IN sending us an article for publ
cation, and invite them; but the
writer's name and address must be
made known to the paper.
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WHY HE KNOWS IT.

Mr.. i. X. Emmons Mineral, La.
says: II have SQLD IND USED
ROYALINE OIL Mot years and
consider it the BEST ANTISEPTI y
I ever used" A TIT always con-
yinces. That's whN he knows Il.
It will pay you to try it. You viii!
then use nothing else. That's the
way they all do. lOc, Csc soc. Mon
ey back plan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28

To which should be added the in
debtedness Of your predecessors
amounting TO $3.50. 90, and the sala-
RES 81 the month Of June, 1909,
amounting to 5000. 90, all Of which have
been paid, and which added makes a
total Of $50. s9l.56.
The outstanding certificates of In
debtedness Of $3.50 90 each, issuei on
the Water Works debt and dated Oc-
tober 18th. 1900, are IS in number.
making $lS750.OO. The interest being
payable April 18th and October 10Th
Of each year. The certificates falling
due October 18th Of each year AZ fol-
lows: 20 in 1913; q in 1914 - in 1915
and u in 1916.
There are also Bonds issued for the
Water Works and Electric Light
Plant. dated October 10Th, 1900. paya
BILE 1917, amounting to SO. 900 90. The
interest being payable January LIST
and July lst of each year.
During your Administration there
have been paid 20 certificates with in
terest and being hammered SO TO l65
inclusive; the cancelled certificates
with interest coupons + hand YOU 10
% turned over to the New Board Of
ommissioners. There has also been
paid ID Electric Light Bonds of $1,000.
W each, numbered 8 10 Il inclusive
the cancelled bonds also hand YOU
Respectfully,
G. N. COMPTON, City Clerk.
The Mayor addressing the Saloon
keepers an operators Of pool rooms
who had been notified to be present
~ THIS meeting, cautioned them
against any attem ut to violate the Sun.
day law or to sell liquor TO minors ~
allow minors to enter their places of
ousiness; and reading them the law
relative TO these matters gave notice
that the extreme penalty would be H. |
n'cted on all who violated this law.
II was on motion Of Mr.. SuberbieIle
seconded by Mr.. Vlllermiu and ear.
RED unanimously that the Mayor ar I
the City OF New iberia be- and he Is
hereby authorized to negotiate loan
for the City OF New Iberia with the
Citizens Bank Of New Iberia in the
sum OF 100000. upon the best terms
possible, and that the Mayor be al
thorizcd to signed and execute note
o. the City in the sum of 5000 90 paw
eole January 9TH. 1914. with interest
from date.
y was moved by Mr.. YilIeemin. sec.
oneed % Mr.. 0uberbiello ~ earr,ed
hat bids be advertised Tor the con-
Itruction Of Offices for the CITY Com
n
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We are candid in cOnfesslng
that We have one very serious re-
greet about the income tax, aud
that IL that we are not at all wOr.
ried about lts rates or limitations.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28

New Iberia, La, Jnnc 2Ad, l9l".
TO the Members Of the Finance Com
mittee. Of Tie Mayor and Board q
Trustees, New Iberia, La.
Gentlemen:--I beg leave to submit
you statement showing the Indebted
ness of the City to this date, As can be
more fully ascertained By the i,emiz-
ed schedule Of notes. certificates OF IN
debtedness and outstanding accounts
hereto attached, all representing a to-
tai ct 81 ! I6 ~, as follows
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Fresh Flower Seed for sale at
Millard's News Depot, 1912 crop,
just received. All fresh. Make
your selections for your winter
growing now.
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RU1-MY.TlSM

will cure your Hhenmatism
Neuralgia. Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, ISprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burnsl Old Sores, Stines of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Aaodyne, used in
terually and externally. Price Csc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28

Help the baby through the teeth
ing period by giving it McGEE'S
BABY ELIXW. 1t is a healthful,
wholesome remedy, well adapted
to a bahV delicate stomach. 1t
contains no opium, or morphine or
injurious drug OF any kind. Ba-
biea thrive under its excellent
stomach and bowel correcting in
fluence> Price 25c and soc per bot
tic. ~~.-.-e-~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28

YOU CAN Do IT FOR &c.
A few dosss ORC IguaqI teed to
cure Chills ami FEVER. ~ ad shot
for Cohs and Grib. Fia Tonic
No Poisons. Act Pn Liver and
the Bowels. 25c. Money back plan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28

I'm not denyin' 'the women are
fO0lisb;' God Almighty made 'em
to match the Men.-GeO. Eliot.
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FINAL REPORT

OF the Retiring City Admins
tration Showing Amounts
Collected and Hon Expend-
ed During Last Four Years.
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28

Outstanding notes with inter
est due Emile Simon .... $3.50 81
Max Mates -. .. TO. 90
Chatham Construction Co.. 2lS5.32
Certificates Of Indebtedness is
sued to Chatham COnst, Co 355l 33
Outstanding note with inter
est due Texas Oil Co ...... 80. 5i
Fabric Fire Hose Co. ~ 90
Eureka Fire Hose N.Y.. Co. $50. 90
Police Jury, Iberia Parish liSi1
l.. T. Dulany. ......... lob 80
America Fire Co. No >. 660i
w. Il. Hose Co. No 6. .. 2l5 -
Peoples National Bank N. . 23lS AZ
DR.. j. w. X. Shaw. .... 63S. So
Outstanding warrants. unpaid. 96S. 50
Amt. due School Board, ; Of ~
mill corporation tax, Is. 1900 90
Amt. due School Board, APP
preparations l9l0-ll-l2 ... 1900. 90
Approved bills, unpaid. ..... 1922. 20
S21l4S y
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28

NIty NOunCli, WHICH mlSHI DC cltcu,
are AS follows:
improvements in the way of
machinery, dynamos, en-
gines, etc, in the Electric
Light and Water Works
Plant. SIS 100000 of which
was drawn from the gener-
al fund. amount to. 1881 1O1 81
The cost Of lot and erection
OF a Fire House for Fire
Co. No. |, at corner Of Julia
and ST. Peter streets $50. 374O. 90
The gravel road on lower
Main street, constructed at
cost to the City Of. .... 1855. 80
The screening Of the market
and construction Of cement
floor ................. l42O. 90
The portion of the cost OF the
drainage canal in the rear
of the City at a cost to the
City Of ISL 90
Fire Hose purchased for Fire
Department ........ 1850. 90
Amount appropriated to Mr..
r. NJ. WEIGH, used for the
purpose Of promoting the
building ola railroad into
this City ...... ..... 1900. 90
Amount appropriated to Fire
Co. No. q IT, assist them in
payment on lot purchased
for their use ............. 227 as
AEa-t, ~,
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Sold by ESrORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-06-28

The permanent improvements made
during your Administration with the
City Council, which might be cited,
d RI. ac fO1lOwc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-23

RitteI unb Bese anseIebt batteR, ebe
grGfioent Wilion auf Der pOlligen
Mufbebuna Der gDDn3DlIe beitdno.
RobnoIle speiten @rdbes ioll na4
Ga Tollettes antros solIfrei ietn unr
i'm uebrigen iino ourdtDee do palorem
3olIe porgeiebsn, itott Der ipe3ifiinen
3Dlle, bic bon ieinen republifanif6eE
aolle9en eetpiiafd)t fperoen.
Seoe uten beS 9 6aoen.
feuer.
9uincp, Sll., %. 2lueuIt.
Quintp tpurbe am 5reitds BON einem
Grotfeuer beimeeIuht, b1s einrn
S6aben BON $125,00O onrihte.s.
Die Jldmmen fdmen i'm 2eihitdll bon
George Osaopo, an Der @ierten unb
Stain Strabe gum ausbruh uno
bier tdmen 45 Yferoe, barunter per=
iticcene beriihmte 3rabsr un. Die
5lammen bereitetcn ii6 a,if bic aus
aren5euoen 2lnlagen Der 0uincp
SronSfer So. aus, bic nleid,falls eirts
aedIhert fpuroen, unD odnn brannte
aud Die nebenan gelegene Grite gaps
tiiten Stride aus, fotpie Die Shdflss
forb'fhe 8araee. 0urh .5uuten
purbe auh elm stpei odliergepierte
entfsrntes @obnbaus in 8rano se.
IeBt uno ebenfalls eineedidert.
9erIunst tlineenoe Gnts
dbieuns.
Qas4 4ngeles, GaI., %. 4uguit
Or. Gtbeltert 9uncanIon, Elm 4bitu.
rient Der llnipsrfitdt bon Wihison, ber
duf meineibises 3eugnib bin Dor eini'
ger 3eit nod oem 3ubtbauie eeianot
iporben mar, bat eegen bier ieiner
Ta9bdrn in Der 8pritaot Ypmonu, bt.
gegsn ibn auseefost botten. cine S6a.
oeneriaBtlase iiber 100000 onbdn.
gig eemaht. Or Ounconion mar, tpei
er ii6 an ietner IA Sabre alien aoup:
tiptphter 5elen 3pler persangen ba'
ben Iollte, gu IA Sahreu 3uhtbau:
perurtbetIt poroen. Gr bate breiWo
note bieisr Strafs i'm 3uhtbaus IL
ct. Quentin psrbiibt, als bas Rdb
den, oas in Der 3niitsnaeit Der
Staot psrlafeu bate, i6re aeuBerur
gen pioerrisf, tporauf bic 8eenubi
ung Or. 9uncdnions erfolet mar.
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breitung Der sinbeimiifen wlulatiu
in 8eutInldnn IN 8srsaHssubeit unb
geeenlpart. lie intersHdnts Siubie
ergiebt, oaB in GeutihIano 0ie
Vfnlaria in iriiberen 3eiten gang
beeenflicb eebauit bat uno aud iebt
nod Eidt gonS ausgeitorben 5u iein
Idxini. s5ebsnfaus iinO nod in nsues
iier 3sit Bel einbeimifdsr Wlalnrid
gnraiitsn I'm gIuts BON paiienten ses
iunoen iporben urlo slpdr in Berlin.
gsrtbeim, 8ersnfh unD @roben bi
gurbaDsn. peine bel 6annoper. Wils
bsImshaDen unb llmsebung Burb1it
(6itfrissldnb). StrnBburs. 4eiosl.
berg, Qdumburp. ltip5is unb Broms
bsrg. gbenfo FdnDea iih NHopbties
in elmer .grobeH Rsibs BON Srtihufisn
iopohl I'm SiiDen pk i'm Horoen oes
Geihes. Die 4bnabmt Der Wnlnria
| iii Der aIaemsinen 4HaHiruna. zen
Maisrieitungsbdu.sn uno Ganuliins
| tionsarbeiten, Dem abhrah alter Oes
t1ubs, Der Gfliebuna Don grumneu,
glufId,iittiing bon 5eitlinasgrnbeil,
tsiiersn MohnungsperhdltniITen uIfD.
3usufnreiben. gs fpieli absv Guh fell
1876 bic 9erpenbuno Des @hinins sns
8etanpfuna siHt seipiHs Rnlle. MAN
barf nnnehmen. bah bic Hrnnitkii In
Dsutftldno rouliGn0in 1usttrbfr
nitro.
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0afbiuQton, .. g., %. mun.
eoyn Der SiBung i'm Senat am 5rsts
tag Dpponirten bic RepubIitaner IN
febr ensrsiiher Detie gegen bic aufs
tebung oes 3olIs auf Dolle uno lie
peroen am S1mitag ibre Ingriffe
fortIeBsn. genator Warren BON
Mnonlino uno Senotor penrpie BON
genniplDania iprafsn poIle Ie6s
Stunoen aegen oie 4ufbebung Der
BollsDqe unb Der gritsre be5eihnete
bic oegenrpdrtiee 5orifporlaoe uls cine
ein3iq uno allein politif6en 3peden
bienenoe 8orldse, nd6reno Senator
9enroie bebuuptete, DAP Die 9orIage
gan8 sntifiebsn au Gunitsa guropos
uno sessH Qmsrita lei.
sEerrtsr unter6reitete am Treitdg
Senator Ga 5ollette bas brittle Wi.
norit1ts Subftitut fir Die Dousz
gardarapben, ipd6teno bic ouberen
beioen bon ben Senatoren Smoot uno
gsnrofs einserei6t porben pursn.
Der llmftanb, bab in ben Heiben Der
Winoritdt eine 10 eetDaltiqs Wsels
nungsperIdiebeRheit iiber bic Jruge
herrf6t, lit fir bic 9emotruien M.
tirlin iebr angenebm, uno ss tpuroe
bon berrptratiifer Seite oerIi6srt,
orb Die Temofraten feline Reben 81
halten brduhten, oa fie bic .Stim>
men" nuf ibrer Ssite hdtten.
Sbfdon 0orIiber Simmon5 BON
Tinansfommittee bsrIuden fpirb. eine
Qbitimmung iiber bic DoGe garas
ardphen am Samitao Qbeno berbet.
| sufn6ren. biirFte ss isbr Iei6t Der 5au
| iein, bar Die Debate nod Biz in bic
ndhfte Wp6e hineinoauern mirb, bu
Die Senatoren Gmpot unb Ga Soflets
te nod Iangere Reoen gu bultsn gebcn>
fen.
Senator 'Fa sSolIette befiirpor.st in
Teinem Gubftitut einen 53oa pon 15
g,roseni ob pdloren fir Hohpolls bea
erisen Granes, benferben 3oliot. Der
Ipie Dsr0sra4su ins 6aussommitta fiis
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Sa serfnuFenSanier.

: afiern abe 427f-2 Tcppe!ieg ,yrume.
hous 10 5immeg, grope cot Eieentblmef
mobHi III europa &araatn siu65uitaesa
l29s 8ine Cir, swetier StoG i7-23s
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Die 1d6runssfrase.
syrennbe Der Aominiitration err
ringer i'm Sansfaufns eintn
mihtisea Sies.

Tie sSroec besiialib gluSmer6ltl'a
.perfapiclter" 0ireftorien porlon.
fig p6aig ouSgeidloltet. Ter
aonereb ioa lid in Der nodNten
Seilion oonlit beitdftiacn. - Se.
fret1r 8rpan tritt fiir Die 8ob
runQsiroge in ibrer gcgennort'Ben
cSaIiuna Elm. 9anfier-9 -9onferen5
oiritc SomIto9 nonttnlltrattol'S'
freunOlide @cihliilie i'll Der SSdb"
runasfraae ialieu. Gan5erplat'
tensaontroft pergeben.
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3u perfanfrn--Brceerp.

@tpcernsgGbeH rerfb $500: neun nab
renb etefer a2ote eeriaaft sI25. SO. $50
Suni Ctr 22 20"
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Ilmsldnoiibe Nahridten.

Aus benz Qllgdu. GiBen. bic
Ie6umrluidts Stabt oss bsiIigen
Wagnus, tpiro bon benz aljGbrli6 gu
6eu a5ni9ihIOHern 5obsnihpdRgau
unh RsUi6paniteiu fIutbenbeu Jrsm.
tenitron nur peuig gefpuroigt. OBJ
nobl ss eine 5iiQe Ianbihaftli6er
S6onhstten unD ssmertensDertber BIZ
iiortiher 9sbduos aufpsiit. Stol3
ubsrra1t tas 81 2lnfang oes IA. Sabrz
hunosrts ton 9tihof yrtsori6 BON
3etIern erhaute pisitbiirmise S6Iob
tas moIerifte Stdotten, uHb an ben
gurgber1 i6mieaen iih ME ihusius
ten0 Die rislfah in ihrem aIiertbum=
lihen GbarQtter srhalien gsblisbeneR
51uier, ippie bic sbemoliee 629 gss
qriinbete 9eneoittinsrubtsi Ct. Wong
nit Der Sti'istir6t. lpIeno our5s
triht Der Seh, eiusn iupoianten Wois
icrfau biicenb, unmittelbur por Der
Stuot ben Iesten s5slsrisge!, Der ihn
pon Ser G6sne trenHt. unDeit oaoon
rffnst Ii6 Elm iopGii6es Ebol, in bem
iit ods StpsfsIbob 5aulenbu6 nit
ieinsr beiltrdftigen Queas an fualoi.
GEM 5dng dusbrsitet. SreiIih tein
4ufentbul. fir folhe, bic monb1nes
2eben unS 9reiben aud IN Der 5oms
lnerfrii6e niht sntbsbrsn tOnnsn, aber
su bei6aulider grhoIuns pis geihaf<
fen. Dei.er fiibrt Der Wea uuf inots
tiger 5halitrabe on tleinen Seen
pprii6er gum pertrdumter 4tatiee nit
feiner itiQen S60nbeit. in benz fid3 Der
fhroffs Q9genItein fpiegelt. Tier gut
su TuB III uub sinsu i61rfen aHiti:g
niht fGtut. mag 5urSoloberdip ipeis
ter tpanoerr unb ron ba ben 1877 Wles
ter boDen Sfoltenitein beiteisen, Der
pon Bfronten aus allerDiugs bequemer
su errei6en III. 8om gurgbotel ers
rffnet Iih eine prG6tige Qusfidt auf
bic G6ranadusr 4lp.n, bas Deiters
| iteinqebirge unb bic 5dnnheimer
0ruppe. 9stonntlih tppllte aDni9
2uopio IL. bis Ruine Der 1916 ger.
Itorten Burg ausbauen Iaifen unb elm
Geaenitiid Al Rsuifnanitein ftaffen;
Elm Wooea ees eeplantsn 8aus iit bort
su febsn. Sin dhnlih fhoner puntt
| lit BON einem Tibensr pfurrberrn. oem
man mi. Reht bafiir Elm Bentmol
! iebte, in Der Brittle o.s Doriqen Jabrs
bunberts religiofen uno profunen
3peden bienitbar semaht noroen: Der
ii9 unmittelbar Bel syiiben erhebsnos
aqlparisnbsrs, BON benz ii6 Elm tpuns
eerbores panorama entfalist. Bon bier
altg fii6rsn poblsepflests, miiheloie
Meoe am Shtpanise entIans noh 5os
| henThuanqau. Don bort tam man
! ouf benz rei3Dollsn alpenroienDes mad
sfiiben suriidtshren ooer auf Der ourt
| pra6tpollen 5o6palb fiibrsnoen, fiI
| jeben 5ubrpertebr seipsrrten 6uritsn.
itrabe bas altbetaHnte 9aithous
! Sdluren in 5irol erreiten, bas elmer
/ Ih0nsn Bid auF bic 8srge bisfei. 4bs,
and fir grDbers 9ouren iit GiiBer
Elm assienstes Gtanoquartier; Elm Nus.
! flug iiber qinsnnng uno Die Stliibsn'
1 fdIe mad benz itimmungspollen, gdnl
BON boben Bergen sirgeihlofsner
glGnfse lit blIrt, bic beitebenben Gi'
| fen6abns, Autoz unb Mlgsnpsrbinoun'
! een obne isbe Strupa5e ernDsliht
gerqfeiger finben In bem bon 5otxni
f6pangau aus in 31s oDer A Stunbsr
su erfteisenben mehr als 1000 Wletei
Meter boben Gaulins ooer Der 5o6
platte ni6t oll5u fhlpierige unb bont
bare Obiette. Gsiibtertn srihliebi lid
i'm Rbeint61l bic poG. pradt Der Ge'
birsspsIt. GiHasl. aSnliaiss anl
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i3u DrrfanfcuSots

Sote. 5usI50. bic nrierabasibsiIi rerbsn
fonnien, ar gormoob uue Edi aeeHnRs
GahsnfraeeH Slai is. agicghQaH unb Cope
Lamb, sBalHli 6ius. 20.23s
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DfreiRs-Auseiaen.

4ermaHn esae sis. eos, q. e. e. q.
Zen wrlabgsn sur sla6ridt bal, aruoer Jobn
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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-17
DANGER in DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
for Ashland People TO Neglect.

The great danger of kidney trou-
bles is that they so often get a firm
hold before the sufferer recognizes
them. Health will be gradually un-
derinined Backache, headache, lum-
bago, urinary troubles, dropsy, gra-
vel and Brights disease often follow
i'll merciless succession. Don't neg
lect your kidneys. Help the kidneys
with Doan's Kidney Pills, which are
so strongly recommended right here
in this locality.
Mrs. George Bell, Washington
street, Klamath Falls, Ore, says:
Some time ago | began TO suffer
from pains in my back, due to disor-
dered kidneys. The kidney secre-
tions were also unnatural, causing
me annoyance. Hearing of Doan's S
Kidney Pills, l procured a supply
and began their use. They COM
pletely cured me. | can highly rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills to other
kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-17
Boy Gets Big Returns From One
Potato,


A lad in the outskirts of Albany,
New York, and only IL years of age,
has made a world record. The state
fair board offered a prize for the
largest yield from one seed potato.
Each contestant was furnished one
potato of a special and unusual va
riety in his part of the state.
Eugene Durand raised and exhib-
tied CSC pounds of potatoes, II BUSH
els, of contest quality and size, and
left at home, unweighed, about two
bushels of non-exhibitable size So
far as known, this is fully twice the
yield ever before known from one
potato.
The potato had IA eyes. Each of
these was planted in hotbed. When
the sprout was about three inches
high he cut it off and placed it in
sand, where it took root. Durand
then set it out in soil adapted to
potatoes. The sprouts kept on grow
ing, and he kept on roofing them and
then transplanting them, and great
was the harvest thereof.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-17

In 1850 the average farm in the
United States consisted of 202 6
acres. In 1910 the average farm
numbered only 1881 acres. This
would seem to show that bonanza
farms" vast cattle ranches, etc, are
succumbing to the tendency toward
intensive cultivation on small
scale, and that the movement toward
consolidation, so marked in business,
has been reversed as far as agricul-
ture is concerned