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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30

within me past month New york
has lost tive 81 iss most successful
nerehanta Benjamin Altman and
Oegfse A Hsarn. Their namos from
ocean 10 ocean have been synonymous
vlth business success They we're
mHhonalrcs and yci the aartlins
statement il made IN number az
newspapers that Mother Of these men
paid what tho murkrasers tell us f.
tie price az conspicuous business spc-
cess neither suhveried his moral na-
mfe neithar ground bis employees
into the dnn. they didn't cheat sheir
customers ONT VI their eyc teeth.
DIDN'T ase understand methods 10 at
tract trade ard didn't stifne compe-
iislon ana crush the small merchant
into the dust n Is even declared
these men adhered 10 ideas o. old
fashioned honesty and So. reached
the iop.
Surely this must ~ another piece
of journalistic mendacHy Thp cth-
teal experts have about convinced az
that Bis Business is in Tho nature of
things dishonest and oppressive and
rotten from the ground lp. The sue
cessful man on a large scale. we have
been tausht 90 believe. gives himself
dead away IS his own success. u a.
~ true that these men were honest
and square ard decent, how on earth
are We ever going 10 reconcile Il viii,
the talk the reformsrs have been
Swing us for DO. thess many moons (?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30

pnee btltf practical suesosiiom on
hntliN several wen known school
nrehiitcls question ihe need % the
present expensive ventilation appa-
nslat apcd IL Aneflean schoolhpusca
while enc New york archlicci. deep-
Is impressed with the Force Or the
orcn-alr propaeandu. Describes a spe-
clni opcn.aif school building COM
8ltotttd On q mnch more elaborate
scsle ihan THOSE now ~ usc Brief
elaicmcnis an hiss ana other phasei
~ sanooi hysieno by city school men
and phynlciaas are included IN the
buroan bnll1sn.
The work of tho dental clinics in
Philadelphia. Hartford nosson, car
cinnat. cleveland ana other ciiics,
how ehllaren's ewes can be cared for
durinR the period 81 school attend
anee; the psyeholosical clinic and
lhe spfeaa ~ lha movement for mem
eat classification of children. the cf-
fecis 81 athletics On health; these and
many other features of the nealth sa-
pereislcn movement are discussed IN
the bulletin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30


~ IS ~ Aibaouaos
tainmeftiai Cub pruposrs Is inansu-
rata p.sefoas membfrthip campaien
for he ciab AFTER ne frt 81 ne
sea
Il d good iae 81 alr. Esank
AfWAs hlp eampa.rns are nor ong
m8hty good ihlne r increasing tho
memberstIn Is ihA slab and thus
SING i mere aua more repreaen-
t- tse .ts@ers " aiausuefaAc
pat 8hey asimulaie Iniereet and en-
tnrtlesm OF ine rars 81 prcstnt mem
hcrt os thc organization. There ~
noih.nF tbet HEIRS 4 mas 10 boost
like getting another man 10 boos
The romalsrcfai eian shosad have
mofs membefs X shnna iucirae
every man il AInnaset4ue eho Is
ipyal q hts hont elg na wants t.
heip IL srow ana prusrcr II doen.t
oosi you much 10 belong 8 the Com.
mereial club sna You eeta lot out ~
st The clus s. noU strictly bas-
ness mep's arsanisation. orsanised 10
lock AFTER the bnanrss ~ the com
runiiy yo4 shonla have voice III
~ deliberations sud youg ideas ar
needed "a isa meeuuss
The etcrssar his also made the
eseelient suggestion that moro FREE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30
sCm0oL nlGnNE.

SHOULD iuDchos be provided by tho
pubHc shoaiF9 shah the opcn-ar
eiass room replace the closed room
shonld school iantors De tsa.ned
saniiarlans Do we need dental
ehuie. for 900 mno0 children THESE
arc q fcw 90 20 many phases Of
health supervision diseuasfd pro and
cor in bulletin VA school hysieno
3nsf issued by ihs Emitted states Du-
reau % edpeaNon
THE buliefiu o. report ~ a rocont
International congress ol school hs-
CLONE. ana fhcfelafe practically
anoanls to snppeipm on health
nmileu by leading physicians ana
c8uaal8ra pr. MacMiian ~ chi-
taeo desnihss femp 81 tne Factors
fn nfaseai porusi roflh in school
rs.iamas Dr Knopf ~ Sew fort.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30

; THIS Is Ny aaTu rIuTup>Y :


Mrs EHthol Foster avery, one OF
the pioneer leaders OF tho woman sul-
Ilge mol emcnt lu Nmsrau, vps born
in Pittsburgh. PA, Dec. 80. 1858. She
attended school boo philadelphia. and
later studied abroad, nNus up thc
study of political economy with tu-
thusiasm. she graduated an the rui-
vcrsity of Zurich. tn 1SsN Mrs
Ayory assisted susan b. Anthony m
the preparations for the International
council az women which met loo Wash
ington in that year. Later she was
made corresponding secretary Tor the
National Sunragc association, which
post she held for more than twenty
wears From 1891 10 1894 she was
corresponding secretary for the inter
national council Of women and ut the
National Woman suffrage association
from 1904 to 1909 Mrs Avery was
also first president cot the pcnus,l-
Nnnn Sunugo association frcm i9oi
10 1910. when rhe resigned to take up
further study of political economy in
the University OF Wisconsin.
congratulations tor
rudyard Kiplug tine famous
writer as years old today.
simon Guggonheim, former senator
from Colorado, tG years old today
M Rev Michael n. fahrccIuc,
bishop of Chicouuui. quebec, 90 years
old today.
william A. Harmed. former lawn
tennis champion. ~ years old today.
Frank Klaus well known middle
weight pugiiisI 20 years old today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30
! One on Uncle Joe
EE -
By Oscar Underwood


am going to tell story OF "Un-
Gle Joe, which. I have no doubt, h.
has FORGOTTEN though
swapping / have not because ia
Tobacco across those days nc was
the Linc. commander In politi-
cal lines and was on
~ private in the rear ranks Uncle
Joe has for forty years been a political
warrior and he has sometimes swap
ped tobacco across the line. u was
the real soldiers. not the coffoc-cool-
crs or desortcrs. who snapped their
tobacco across the lines la times Of
real warfare.
An appropriation was needed 90 en-
terrain distinguished guests UncIs
Joe and I lived at the same hotel to-
gethcr. and. although we differed in
politics greatly. We had been close
friends for many wears.
When this subject for q nccdful APP
preparation was becoming urgent. I'm
Gle Joe one night invited me To- tax.
"a stroll. In those days there were
no houses OCT 10 Sheridan Circle.
there WAS nothing hut circle This
was cold moonlight night and We
walked out to sheridan circle. and
then Uncle Joe invited me Co take g.
seat ON the curhlng and wo got down
Co business lie mid:
"Aiy boy you have heard Of the
trouble wc have been having over
The proper entertainment OF distiu-
guishcd visitors ? have been think
ing this thing over. and tomorrow
Afternoon, when most everybody has
gone home and the house is thin II
! get up and ask unanimous consent
that an appropriation might pass for
the purpose Of entertaining these dis.
lungmshcd guests. anc you vigorously
oppose e 40 first nnd thci allow mo
Co convince YOU. we might get q
through"
So Uncle Toe ana sVuppcd tohac-
Geo across the line in that case Now
an = have 90 say is this We have
had great men in congress and Uncle
Joe is one OF the greatest Iie has
never snapped tobacco across tho limo
for his own benefit Ito has always
been willing Go swap tobacco across
/ the line for tho glory and the honor
/ OF OUR great Republic and Do has
'oft 1r Example thar ,sr may follow.
, 10 gives mao great pleasure foo say THAT
! hc ia orc of tho great men who win
hive BOO tho history OF our country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30
WHAT Am WI DoINGg


a bunch 90 business men of the
iittle city oi TucuncaI went out tue
other dav anl Inspected the site oft r.
road crossing GO tho Eousuo. ucr-
iefang plans for O. handsome con-
crete cross'ng to ,sa several th0g-
Hpd dollars Tint b. how imporant
the business men OF Vuoumcau re-
gard the panhandle-pacluc highway.
which is go RIM from Amarillo to AL
huquerquc and furnish on artery Cor
100 tbe business 81 the erut plains
country ond western Tox3s to como
in 60 AlOuQutrqnc
As has boon modesuy Hatod 81
number OF um,s thl. rond wl be- 81
vastly moro benefit 10 Albuquerque
than To- any other town along lho
route. SO fur however. Albuquer-
que'H activities have been CHIEFLY con.
nnod % taclt approval of what the
other towns nro dolne--oni, ike Tu-
amcnu they ere aii doing sone-
thing
The road an che course ~ the next
Few months 81 going 90 he lnishcd aa
nr as hihuWrr0ut distuct-whlch
includes the rocks heuior at the
mouth of Tlerae canyon.
Ifow woull Il loot for Albuquerque
10 bestir herself q iiiilo and begin %
tank apout doins her parl On ihia
proioftg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30

On wednesday. the aisl day Of De-
ccmhCr 1913, al 40 o'clock " m. in
front 90 the city hail on North Second
street, ! Will sell the following de-
Hcrihcd nnln4na ut pound sale.
ono black horse about 40 years old,
VIII weigh about GOO pounds brand
cd on lcft thigh, old SIRE on hnck.
ono bay horse about 4 years old,
Will weigh about 400 pounds. both
hind feet white. branded on lett
thigh. has halter on.
One hRy marc about years old,
VIII weigh about 500 pounds, white
star on forehead, both hind feet
white, branded on left thigh.
THOMAS McMff.LiN,
City Marshal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30
EXPENDITURES FOR Public
ROADS IN THE UNITED
STATES.


An Interesiins comparison between
the expenditure cn public roads in
the United states ln 1903 aud ln i9t2
has recently been complied by the
department OF aer!culture through its
office of public roads showing the
tremendous rrogth chat has taken
place in the movement for better
highways within tine last eight years
IA 1904 the total expenditure GA an
public roads in the United states was
sls77i4fI but in 1879 the expcndi-
lures for ihis purpose amounted 90
sief 232 1865. The expenditure per
mile o. public roads In the United
States Tor 1904 was S370-. but tho
expenditure per mile foG the year
1912 had doubled, amounting 90 s5A-
or. The expenditure per inhabitant
In 1894 was Sl.05. but In 1912 &c
amounted to Si7s.
Tho greatest proRrees IN road build.
ing has been made in the states which
contripu'e from The state treasures
toward the construction of siate-ald
or trunit-hue roads la l9of there
were i3 states that contributed out
~ the general fund g2,C07,000. but ln
1912 there were 30 states. which CON
tibnted f41.15Gfas The states bav-
ing the lurRaft rxpt udifurrs for static
aid and trunk-lirc roads boz 1879 were
as foll0ws' New York. t2&O0o. 900;
Pennsylvania St,o00uo0. Maryland
f1.35o.o0o; Connecticut s3.0000oo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30
HOGS WHO.
by John Carey


Who writes those little bedtime
tales Tor which the children cry?
tNonc genuine without the sig, go
Keep weather avcD Who pipes those
fairy storics of the forest quudrupedg
the tots must hear before thcyu putt
the covers DER their heads who's
made tho tamt of Bobby Coon ana
cunning }rddy Fox 90 rival that ~
llidinI Hood and charming Goldi-
locksf Who shows how Peter Eab-
hii has his sofroWs ana his joys. his
friends ANA b0rlc men tho same cas-
httle girls ana bovs7 who's writ no
'lianlct' ur 90 dato-no Bible nor
Koran ana vet has done bis share
"nd more That Thornton Burgess
man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30

Trimblo's livery sil W. Copper.
Phone 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30

Trlmble's livery, removed 10 Red
Barn, 3t1 w. Copper Phone 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30
TINS DATE ~ HISTORY
eA%AH4%%A%%%%4N%NS
ncrnnnllrr 40.

December so.
i1G5-Jamos Francis Edward stuart,
called tho protoudcr. died.
Born IN iGNN.
lSO3-Francis Lewis, % signcr of the
Declaration of Independence,
died iu Ncw York. Born in
wales m 1913
fB18-iWnalo and the village of Black
Rock were burned hy the
British,
1894 congress mot ot BogoN go
frame constitution for COLI
omhia.
Kossuth. tho famous
Hungarian patriot spoke bee
fore the United States con.
prcss 400 Washington.
President Buchanan dDeliuca lo
receive tho delegates from
South Carolina.
than 600 lives were lost
iu the burning of tho loquols
thontcr Ga Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30

AnorT THE only fact we can bc
quite sure of is That somebody hit Mr..
Meyer io may prove e bigger mys-
tory than hiliy Patterson
~. j. j.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

Nr. Eugene Sahatlr,. octngona
rlan and one time prominent ci''
zen Of Orel0uaas, hni IT,, many
wears a resilient ~ luta, Acadia
Parish. was h,nugh, IL thla city.
on the Opelonsas, GnIf \ North
eastern morning tram. and was
buried in tho Catholic Cemetery
here on Thursday, July -
DIR. Sahatirr was So years Of
age ut the tim" Of his death and
was well known throughout south
west Louisiana. being connected
with prominent families III opel
ousas, Lafayette. Th'hod"aaX,
New iberia aud other cities N
this section Of Louisiana Opel
Onsas Clarion.
The doctm was the father Of
Mrs. W. W. Bailey Of tine place
who attended the funeral Al
hevillr MeridionaI
The deceased WAS the Father
also, Of DIR. Geo. !. Saba''er 81
this city, who il $" widely and ~
vorably known TO our people.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09
DARE DEVIL AUTOMOBILES
VIII Give Thrilling Sreed Exhibition
II the louisisra State Fau.

Nothing AZ the Louisiana stat. FNir
fhis vcpr viii he more thrilling ~ pop
rilt than tho expert automobile speed
.Nhihitinls Thcv viii feature the track
programs Nov q and -. Judging by
tho enthusiasm in the past the grand
stand Ilnarhpre and outside space viii
~ taxed to hold tho spectators. for the
drivers who arc coming here to give
those exhibitions are dare devils" OF
great renown
Alas sloan. famous as team man
at.r fur professional automohilisis
ha4 barge nf this part " the pro.
Gram He hrs been ~ the Louisiana
fair OH more than one occasion Last
great drivers. who thrilled thousands
al .rottainiS once before he brought
!h' efrnt I.arnrt blhfieid tn ShreNe
fart and showed the rooplc of thi,
section vIlat facing death really Is "
automuhilism
Among tile team members sloan nx
poets 10 have with him this year Is
HistraW AGAIN. Others equally rs IN
NOUS and daring will be an hand Ther'
Nii he several If them. and the tW'
| DAYS set aside Tor their part of the Ell
i.rtainn,nt thcy viii give series =
wonderful exhibitions in speed cars
Secretary l. n Bruesaerhon. upor
| request. viii gladly furnish additions
| information also catalogue ~ the fair
| Witch opens Nov r. aud runs through
| Nov - being an eight DAY fair th
| Year
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09
BONNEVILLE NEWS.

The weather has been showeiy,
tempering the heat OF the days
aud making the nights drlight'"'
The crops Of this section a,r a!'
doing fine and the prospects IT 9
good fall trade are very enconrag
ing.
The T.. =. Catholic Sunday
School il advancing nicely Ses
sions are held every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, rain OF
shine; open to al and AL are wei
came. Services were formerly
held but once . mouth, on th'
third Sunday.
This section is remarkable to'
its healthfnlness there ~ very
little sickness in this whole tern
tory.
Ras. Ball enthusiasts are de
lighted at the victory Of our team
over the st. MartiDvillr team 81
last Sunday. The game r"n'l'f's
ri II innings, with a scot" ~ e
H. Batteries: loungsvlIle, olisle
and Benoit: st. Martlnv'Iie, Dela
hovssaye and Barras: umrl'"
! Prjeu BronsSard. The -. MAJ
| ,inyille team will be accorded TIL
opportunity Of retrieving "
lor.es on the 18th inst. 10y re-
turn game here.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

MI Carlos Nrstaycr Thought To this
Ollie" On last Saturday evening several
specimens ~ III" work NJ the boil
weeNtl and Il couple of the matuted
insects During the last fortnight the
ve"Ni|s are showing NJ in rather
threatening numbers in several sec
t,nus # this parish and are causing
considerable anxiety, Mr. Willie
Boulte has also been giving close nj
tent,on to the cotton troubles, nc man
Tested in his field and brought To
this Office a cotton holl which harhOr
Cd Il large pea green grub, having n
brown head. The creature displayed
the evidence of n ravenous appetite
and WAS working devastation to- the
boil which sheltered it Later, Mr..
Rout,n brought in a genuine boil wee
VII captured in his field.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

On Tuesday. August IN. the
Roy Scouts has" ball team ~
Franklin met the Boy Scouts ~
this city in y vigorously contested
game Of base ball on the diamond
of the New Base Ball Park "f this
city. A second game was played
the same afternoon between the
Franklin Slnggera aud the New
iberia Green Hearts. This latter
team il named for New lberia's
hottest stuff, aud they handed the
pepper to the Sluggers in u score
Of II to y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

Tho tile workers have bpen busy
all oi this week in Hotel Fred
erick. The floors in the barber
shop and saloon have been flush
cd; ala" in n couple of the halls.
These floors speak for themselves
and impress alt beholders with
their beauty and neatness. The
design in each instance il most
appropriate. A most elaborate
design appears on the floor Of the
vrstihule Of the main entrance.
IN the center il a large monogram
Of the initials, II. 4.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

In another column appears the
advertisement ~ Mr. Atiatidr
Bout,r, New lbrria's veteran m
dTtakrr. In the adv. APPEARS q
good picture Of his new heatse, ~
true in detail ~ photograph
cOu,d he II il one Of the finest
vehicles OC lts class ever brought
10 this city. Mr.. B"ntte Wishes
to Impress upon the readers OF the
Ilalian. that while his nndeTtak
ing establishment ~ equipped
with the best OF every essential "
the business. he has not raised
the price of any feature Of tHf
service.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

The Southern Pacific K u. Go.
has placed orders for i've Of the
latest improved model motor cars.
The builders contracted 10 deli.
yer two Of the number by the first
Of this month These two were
intended for use ia the Morgan
City Opclousas service. Eut az
the builders were unable to meet
their engagements the train eerv
ice was started, employing The
steam locomotive, baggage GU
aud two coaches, aud this equip
ment will be used till the motto,
cars arrive.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

NJ, Salvatore CnrdoNa met
with II severe fall on last Ss'ut
day forenoon and narrowly "acar
ell serious physical injury liz
WaH nj work nn one 81 I'll" seat
folds AT the new residence II MI.
Geo. Cousin ON West Main street,
when the scatlnlhing gave away
with him. allowing him 10 fall
some sixteen feet ~ i" went
down he was struck III the face,
near the eve. ny on" Of H." hracrs,
intllcting An ugly h'u's" IL" was
rendered UNCONSCIOUS for = h'l'i
spell
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09
new IBERIA PROOF.


The frank Statement, ~ ne,gh
lor trllng ,hr mrti,s ~ rem
cdy,
Bids YOU pause AND ''ohpH"
The sann rntlorermpn.
Nv some Grange, tar away
commands no belief n, all
Wcrc's 4 New l'r,,a cas"
A New iberia Il zen t1stifi g.
Read and hn-Gor> inrcd.
Lawrence WanlcT>.,i W Main - .
New lhcria "a. AN Quick ~.
lier from pain ~ my Nh,ck which
followed shc use ~ DoAn's kidney
Pills. proved his rrmcdt to he one
or remarkable rmra il" powers.
procured poan's k,dnti r,lls a,
Taylor'l Drrg~,SFora F6A in view
81 the satisfactory risylt' had
4 advise ~ IN heed ~ 1 kidney
I,cmed, 70 givpDoana kfnry p'''s
d !s,alt" III
The ar,vf ,ten,nymuq carry
Ecader Don ,,nFy AJAX tor 4
kdneN rem ads zask distinctly 70,
Dosn's kiIn,N~fills. ne same that
AZ. llanlry had the remedy back :
cd by home testimony. soc. a''
stores Enstr, M,lhurn Co. Props.
BuitAo, n
aWhcr You, Baak il Lamr-Rc
member The Nansp
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

Misses Ad,iane and A,mene Ncniaon
we're entertained Wednesday eve A.
the home If their sister, Mrs Willis
g. Iapc,ouse, by number Of their
friends. Among those presen, were
Misses Gertrude Anglers, Miriam Mai
10y, Indo Mestayer, ALMA Mestayer.
Pearl Denison, Marguerite Steck,er,
Elise Judice. Paula JUDGE. 2ul,uee
G"nsoulin Of Inr-auviile. Emee Mar
IN OF Breaux Bridge, Mcsdamc. n r.
keynaud aud L. A. Hitter, Messrs. H..
Hroussa,d, ! Keynaud, II. lIehert. IL
Nuhoin, g. .Iwdice, r. Rcynaud, !.
Markham, j.. Iarerouse, W. Lspe'
oupe. Il. Iapeiousc
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09
nAUTEklNE BERR \

On Monday afternoon the iniorma
ton was received here telling ut the
marriage of Mr.. A. A. Dauteriyc and
Mrs Geo. Fay, who was Miss Sarah
Berry. The ceremony was performed
II the Crescent City IN very quiet
manner, both contracting parties hav-
ing kept al Information of the ap
preaching event from their friends
The bridal couple left at once for Biz
oxi where good part Of the honey
moon will he spent.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

Mr. Iienry G. Hroussa,'', tor the
past i've years the Chief Engineer OF
'he New ih.,ia Electric light Plant
II Mater vnrte. upon leaving the
service on III. 10, instant after re
,eny,ng notice, applied IN person to
the CrrNlr, lrpn X Machine Works
Tor postum His application waa tiled
NJ M apru,tunc moment lie Maa
given I'll. position ct For man ol the
works and was uui To WORK the after
NOON 1T lla applreat,, lie arent
SUNDAY With HE family here. ,etn,n
ing that evening He expects, in n
few weeks. to move hia family to
Crowley.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
IN NEW tBERI 4

Local people arefsmprised at the
QUICK results received from sim
pic huekthorh bark, gNcerine, etc,
az mixed IN Aaier-iz ka, the German
appendicitis rcmeAx. Jno. X Tay-
Tor states that~fhis simple remedy
antisepticizes the digestive system
and draws off the Impurities so
thoroughly that HNGLE DOSE
relieves sour Stomach, gas on the
stomael,--~~rnl constipation IN
STANILN.
Sold by Jno. X. Taylor, Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

Capt. Andrew Perron left yes.
terday for New Orleans. tie has
gone to pilot the Morgan Line
steamer, Saccharine, up the
MISSISSIPPI, river, through Plaque
mire locks and down into T-che
waters. The boat will tow \ fleet
Of barges, which will D. used for
the transportation Of rice.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

Mr.. George Bigler. secretary 10
sheriff W. +. Peterman, spent
Monday here refuuding TO the tax
usyers their pro rata Of the taxes
,em,tted il favor Of the Iberia,
st. Mary & Eastern Il. i. 60,
which was forfeited by the rail-
road company by failing TO com
ply with the provisions ct then
co,. tract. Patterson Tribune,
Aug. 2nd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

We received the information ou
last Saturday that Mr.. JnO. Per
ron. formerly Of this city. had sus
tanned u broken leg and other l,0d
W. injuries ~ y result vt a fall
f,Om a scaNold. at beaumont,
Texas.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

On Wednesday morning it was
a merry party Of gentle folk who
departed on the early train for a
cool and shady spot on the Char
pnton Shell Beach. Mr.. and Mrs
HollermaD, Mrs. Lcdet and dangh-
tore. Gussie and Gcrtie. Miss
Vida Coffey, and Miss MontOn OF
Lafayette, Mrs. Hollerman's sister
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-08-09

Sa'lo" complexion comes from
'''"na impurities in the blood and
~" tanli ", with the liver and
bowels they AZ" t"'p,h III
"f'''cin" that giN"E results IN such
f's's is HERB'Nl. !, il y fin" liz
- siim"'ah, and h"Wet regulator
rri,e soc
Sold hy ESTOP,!E DRUG 90