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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

&c? WEST FRANKLIN STREET 10
rooms. baths. cellar. $1,000. or will
rent furnished for $1,000 Year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

inspection means apprecia ton" Our
salesman ana auto at your service
WHITE 4 GO
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FOR RENT. EXCELLENT THREE
story residence AS n whole or in fats.
in perfect condition, with modern i'm
provements. In the city's popular
residential section, 200 East Grace
Street. Apply at premises or 2l3
EnSt Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

FINE WATCH AND JEwELRY RE-
JEW ELRY CO. 81 West Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

40 ACRES, ONE MILE FROM CAR
line. five miles from Petersburg; new
cottage: 20 acres in pea hay. balance
in pretty timber and cordwood:
$1,000: easy terms. CASSELMAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

s1,100 WILL BUY a PRETTY 54-ACRE
river farm: six acres in cultivation,
balance In small timber, which could
be easily cleared. Three miles from
Ashland, Va. Six room house. stable
sheds and poultry houses. Some
fruit on the place. Would make a
gain at the price sakcd L. L.
BRAUTIGAM, r. F. d. l. Ashland, Va.
WEST END BRICK APARTMENTS,
paying 10 per cent. These are new
and modern In every particular. This
is q good purchase. GARRETT &
COMPANY, l112 East Main Street.
UP-TO-DATE SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
III Woodland Heights. cheap: need
money. Address a 693. care Times
Dispatch.
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DIAMOND SPECIAL

E5 FOR SPARKLING SOLITAIRE
diamond ring. weight 1-2 karat
MEYERS
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GET THE BEST BUSINESS AND
pleasure vehicles; BrocKway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

$3.50 WILL Buy ONE or THE
incest homes on Stuart Avenue: hot
water heat, electric lights and all
modern convenienccs. Terms to suit
see VIM: NJ. MILLER & co. INC, lis
North Eighth tr.ct -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

NO. 21ll HANOVER AVENUE, DE
tached eight-room house: hot water
heat. etc. VIII put in nice condition.
Soc the house and then see us. CRt:N-
SHAW G RICkS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

ONE ACRE AT GLEN ALLEN WITH
four-room house VIII! sell ira do
or rent. Price right; terms easy.
CASSELMAN
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE DIRECT
from owner, on easy terms. lot near
Auburn and Floyd Avenues. SOx135
feet 9 80. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

FIVE ACRES. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
and store. good barn and poultry
house on c. & o. r. r.. twelve miles
from Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17

JUST COMPLETED HOUSE SEVEN
in kitchen, near Ginter Park; large
lot. a bargain If sold at once. Ad-
dress OWNER. A csc, care Times
Dispatch
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TWO QUARTS

FLOOR STAIN. ONE BRUSH, ONE
bottle Peerless cleaner and polisher:
ali for 81 Monday at VAUGHAN'S.
Ounosita ('obpn (.o
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1900 BLOCK BARTON AVENUE. STUC.
co. hot water heat. hardwood floors.
storm heated. Price. $500. very at
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LIST YOUR FARMS WITH }. A. COM
NELLY X co. Write pcsta >or neo-
-asiry hlanka
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l27 ACRES. TEN NILES FROM RICH
mond on railroad; four-room house
and outbuildings, orchard. pasture,
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THIRD AVENUE. BRICK. SEVEN
rooms. seventy foot lot fine condi-
ton: s3,5e0.
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zoo ACRES CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
ten-room house and cellar. TWO barns.
loan clay subsoil: will trade for
small farm near Richmond.
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MONDAY YOU CAN GET TWO GAL
ranized No. wash tubs and one bot
tie Peerless cleaner and polsher, all
Tor 81 Monday at VAUGHAN'S, Mad.
anpnsifa coban ~
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Jor Salr

sis FOR UNVEILED ELGIN MOVE.
ment, in solid gold iikarat case.
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l0l-2 ACRES AND \ FINE-ROOM
house. one mile of station. and only
six miles of Richmond. on macadam
road This would make an ideal
poultry farm. Price. $500 GAR
RETT g. COMPANY, 11l2 East Main
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FOR SALE, GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
raise from $1,000 TO $4,000 cash
FRONTS viii pay for business in is
months, Address E S34, care Times
Dispatch.
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WE HAVE A BIG STOCK OF
dump wagons. spring wagons. dump
carts, road cnrts and push carts. See
rs for your wants In our line W..
can suit you.
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ReaI Gstate For Sale
WHITE & COMPANY.
306 American National Bank Building
BARTON HEIGHTS.

THE BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER Of
fered in suburban property to Rich
latrobe heat. lot 70xl40 feet. For a
quick sale. $4,000, only 5000 cash
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FOR SALE. ONE ACRE LAND, WITH
six room house a railroad station.
close to city. Terms. 500 cash. also
beautiful shaded nvc-acre lot OH
electric chr. Terms. $40 cash.
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NJ O D RN SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
large lot, in suburb: convenient car
service. Only $3.50 cash. balance like
rent. GARRETT & Co. 1ll2 East
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with us. +. F. SCHMIDT s. CO, 500
East Franklin Street
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% ACRES, 6-ROOM HOUSE AND MEG
essary outbuiidings and store: I5-bbl
HouF MIL S0-horsepowcr. ample wa
ter power year around. rock dam ar
mill, latest improved machinery for
grinding -four. meal and feed: store
sonable.
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FOR SALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE
for good buggy. corner lot in High
land Springs. Address LOT. r. 8.
Box 100, City
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care Times Dispatch.
ON A COMING BUSINESS STREET, IN
the heart Of the city, we Offer n large
frontage. improved. at reasona bio
price. Rentals will yield an en-
couraging return and there Is almost
a surety of large increase In value
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS
CO. Real Eatate Department, 1909
East Main Street, .. A. Hawkins,
Manager.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09

Now" he finished, "you know th,
dozen firms We have to get, Mcfar
land. You have captivating style
in letters. Get busy. I'll sign then
In the morning. Call Miss Fetterini
III and cictate--I have to go to board
meeting. What's up?"
Can have Miss Mason instead p
stanley stared and then laughed.
Miss Mason?" His look made the
young man angry. boy. 1t you must.
cnoose someone who Is class. She
isn't quality. Miss lettering, joking
aside, must take these letters. They
are important and she has long head
and a short tongue" lettering
thought he knew something about her
Tongue What ails, you. Mcfarland?
Your face is black"
You are mistaken" Mcfarland said
coldly. Amy stenographer will do. It
was simply that Miss lettering dis.
ilkes me extremely. and"
Ihe older man laughed amusedly, in.
credulously
Clever girl" he commented while
Mcfariands wrath mounted high.
Clever girl and sweet, but dislikes
ana business don't go together. She
can take her evenings to hate you in.
Ncw about those letters?" He went
OUT with some details of instruction
on his lips.
MISS "cttering," he said, passing
her, Please SO directly to my Office
ana take some dictation from McFar.
land Get them out. if you can. today
go can sign them in the morning.
They are important" he added conf.
dentially.
without a word the girl took her
DOCK and marched in to face McFar.
land. Her eye met his coolly. and she
sat down and poised her pen waiting
Tor him to begin. Something about
her maddened and embarrassed him.
ne set his teeth with desire to shake
her. make her cry. He would have
liked to see her cry. With a wish to
be cruel he began dictation at a speed
that would have swamped less rapid
stenographer.
He kept her a good two hours Of
hard labor reading back. erasing. al.
tering, till his letters suited him. Fl.
haiiy he was SO cross that he begged
pardon and received cool little bow.
But ne had the satisfaction of seeing
her grow pale. and watching q line
deepen between her level brows. He
noted the fine symmetry of her cheek
and chin, the heavy hair. the trim,
elegant figure. She. at any rate, was
certainly class" And he noted bit.
[erly that when he was through her
exit had the air of triumphal es-
cape She always got the best of him.
tie was going to call her back and be.
'ate her as she had him, but he didn't
she wouldn't care. In that moment
le knew that he wanted her to care.
His misery was conscious.
NO torture lasts always. It fades.
'r dies. or changes into another form
or into bliss and peace The end
~ things came suddenly "a As=s Ed
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09
WAS SHY OF WOMEN
So He UnsuccessfuIIy Tried to
Cut a Wide SWath Around
Girls.
BY LOUISE OlNEY.

Like other humans, Jerry McFar
land longed for adventure. Like them
be looked afar and not near for r.,
coming, forgetting that it comes of.
tenest clad as love, frequently as bust.
ness. seldom in distant places. At
thirty he had come by the prosaic
paths of a country rearing, school a
boys pranks and dreams, a business
course, loss Of his parents, end a
boohkeeper's job with Stanley & Stan.
ley, to a small silent partnership in
the frm-and healthy theory that q
married man was as good as dead
rpstanding, merry, noticeable nv
reason of his height his Irish blua
eyes and dark hair, courteous Meas.
ant, he was still as shy OF women rs
q pheasant of guns. He had sec,
three good friends lost in the nav Of
marriage, Kennedy was become
noney-machine for an extravacant
wife; Harrison talked baby.talk and
discussed breakfast foods and BETRAYED
no interest in manly sports. Ccnzi.
dine was tied to pretty, ailing. ieo,.
Gus plaything of a woman. So Me-.
Farland deliberately cut a wide swath
around girls.
Here enters Mary Fette-ling Now
. man avoids great danger more
carefully than a small one. Who're.
fore Mcfarland instinctively sidesten.
ped the elder Stanley's new secretary
Z tall, quiet, dark girl with a vida
comprehensive gaze and 4 disconcert.
ingly amused look in her deep eyes
She never paid the slightest attention
70 Mcfarland, but he avoided her. He
overdid the matter. Which IA vher.
his downfall begins.
One vile. windy March mornin. II !
chanced that Mcfarland entered
breezily. found her alone in the Office
and was fairly fleeing past her with
% aloof Good morning." when he re-.
celved, with a shock, the first end Of
his yet unrecognized adventure
Mr. Mcfarland" saiG the girls
even, rich voice. please come here a
moment Wondering. he stepped
back and faced her across her desk
Anger lit her face to great beauty
Mr. Mcfarland. l want you to under.
stand that it is unnecessary and a lit.
ue insulting for you to avoid me as
you 90. 1t is too patent. assure YOU
mat do not like you in the least.
have no designs upon you. wouldn't
marry you for worlds. You are cold
Ind self,centered and not-generous
enough to take risk with a woman
!o- lne sake OF Dossible-===. nap.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09

pas,s, p'ness; You couid1i-iovs II 70,
wanted r,' to-it isn't in VOL" " you
Inc young man caught h,,
but tho hloa.spoken, VS., astonishing trade
us t,ia s''l , went on Numerically.
e, IS THIS ALL" he asked gravely
c,ra enc $ shook ,' her head. Not Quit.
that tals 5 SO little what you think ;', q, N.
..., ana. | dare speak like this, y vam. ~.
| onO,uahee ON ua {, brings unpleasant comment
vestora nere' n Mr.. Stanley remarked
yesterday y,'s,t that you seemed to , thinS seI :
Mason "a. u you; Mr.. Rogers and Miss
naSon c"t sl, wondered how you managed 'bo to
~ such wide circle around mo :
overheard They laid a-bst tho. ro,.
a,o' Ioula never even go down the ,ams
wor,a ,or win me-and that finally I
wos 1'u :, succeed in-landing YOU was
SAID but she interrupted. 10
mo = your attitude is moth.
ms ms " " me' All ask is that you treat
ne no worse than the rest Of rho ~,
~ i.Alures. You don't swerye tbrea
!"Ius around a chair. Yet the ch,ir
- 'eSs indifferent to you than am
Co.,. a." rot a monace-you needn't flee
, ,tul' me-visibly. 1t makes jt-em.
- 'S'iils Ior me-" Her sweet voica
''aar her words seem unrea, h,t ~.
."i' 'ed by swinging her machine in.
~ pl.o' ahd sitting down to work inst
a. Nl.s Mason entered with rron,
ing glance at the two.
All day Nary lettering felt watchoa
anu Mcfarland was coldly furiouslv
uncomfortable. How dared she sneat
she was. Ao anew
lungs happened right along after
M .aA' flrst' Mcfarland had night ses. |
s,ons OF reckoning with his ovr |
thoughts Was he selfish. was hs IN. |
capable of-loving-well NOT Morv
fettering, OF course, but any woman,
MS mind went over her hot attack
re- remembering the fire IN her deep ewes
'ne tremble Of her lip, the bite az hsr
words What virago Of a wife shs
"ouid make for-some other fellow,
ana yet! He laughed in his lonely
room one night as March was raging
Us llon'like way out into April to thinI
u ner courage in berating him He
'hould have reproved her. She had
ne best OF him. Now he wanted m
ocK at her and dared not. When he
lid. he no longer found the LITTLE
unused gleam in her eyes He thoupht
Ter pale. Once he deliberately wsited
ND went down to the street with her
lie addressed commonplace remarks
o her-always her that made him
ear to face her alone--she mieht
rive him away.
One shining April morning Stanley
r.. made trouble. Old eyes ar. nm.
eeing. He called Mcfarland t. thu
1ner office and talked over big deal
he young mans clear head took II in
erfectly and added strength to the
:heme. His elder with delight shift.
the matter 70 younger shoulders.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09
Water Eight Times Used.

A part of the water OF the Santa
Ana river In southern California ia
used eight times, as follows: From a
reservoir in the San Bernardino noun.
tains 1t Is diverted through two eiec.
trio power plants and then used for
irrigation purposes about Redlands
and Highlands. The water not absorb.
ed by the ground Is recovered
through springs and used for irri.
eating the land about San Bernardino.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09

begun. One late Sunday morning In
April when the sun was hot after a
quick rain, and the buds were burst.
Ing green. Mcfarland flung into a car
and betook himself to the ends of the
earth In an effort to get away from
himself A strange heat and weak.
ness was upon him. He kept think.
ing that presently his senses would
return. that he would free himself
from this obsession about a girl who
despised him. Now he proposed to
walk 1t off in the solitude Of q little
wood where small stream purred it,
way among stones.
There was scant shade as yet, but
birds thrilled about, and the willows
leaned over the brook wrapped in .
tender green mist as delicate as
smoke. 1t seemed strange to McFar.
land that no one else had cared to
come to so pretty place. What II
he had asked her to come with him?
The daring thought overwhelmed him.
Why not have done so? She might
have come, Even kindness from her
would have helped his self.respect
She needn't love him but she might
have been kind. He longed for kind.
ness from hcr
Just there Jerry Mcfarland met his !
fdvrntu.H Ccming sharply around a |
high little hill and some great trees !
be walked almost into tall white.
clad young girl leaning her dark head !
on her arm against gray trunk She
started in terror.
"Oh, beg your pardon!" he cried.
and stood looking down at Mary Fet.
terling. Tears rolled down her clear
cheeks, and her hands hung helpless.
ly at her side. She made no effort to
hide the tears, or to tlee, or to send
him away. A great wave of rose color
swept her face and neck, but some.
how she could not take her gaze from
his eyes and what she read there.
Then he did the most foolish, sweet
est thing that he could have done.
He took her two willing hands in
his. and bent his head over them.
"Oh. Mary! oh. Mary" he breathed.
"Oh Mary! II you could only-care.
She gave a queer little sob Of q sound
In her throat.
III could-only-help caring" she
said.
Nary" he said again.
Yes" she answered. "Yes-yes!"
The tone Of her voice satisfied even
lin just then.
Copyright. 1873 by the Mcclure Nsws.
paper Syndicate.)
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09

Some OF 1t reappears In the Riverside
Narrows and is utilized for power pur.
poses. 1t is then returned to the river
above Corona and distributed BY
canals to the Orange groves around
Santa Ana. Some of the water 10 once
more recovered by the pumping plants
west OF this city and used for the
eighth time.-Popular Mechanics.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09
Whale Whips Five Ceevvo.

1he largest whale ever ca aptuYed b
that vicinity was caught In Fred ~
res fish nets, near Santa C,uA Yf~e
launches tried to tow tho monster -
the pier without success. Nets ~
ropes breke and the task was ahA1p
Goned The whale was flfty feet loAe
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09
Shopping In the Ozark pistrIct.

shopping In the Ozark District
You keep sportin' goods yur, don't
you?" inquired a fraszled LOOKING
citizen from out on Rumpus Ridge, ad
dressing the proprietor Of the hard.
wore store at Polkvi)'e. Ark. "Eh
heb. that's what lowed. Well, what
was amin to git was q straight
Jacket for crazy man" kansas City
Star
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09
Answered.

Teacher I'm lesson on Holland)-
why, Willie. don't you know what
country the geography lesson is
about? Think har6. Who were the
people who made war on skates?"
Wiilie-"De Anti.Saloon league
JudxA
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09
City Mans Sheer at Country.

City Mans sneer at Country.
There was . Frenchman who hit6o
the country AZ much AZ did Charles
Lamb. but compressed his feelings
into few words. This waS Charles
Monselet, who lived on the Quai Vol
taire, Paris. 1T is." he said, "the
place where the birds are raw"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09

Land l'nsers In the Memory. !,
Some one has aptly said: "Burmn
Is the land Of regrets, because people
VINO have been there are never the
same again. There lives always n
their hearts regret for the land thu
have left behind"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09
Merely Muddy,

"eTe'y Wuuuys
People are allus imprest." eai1
Grandpa Stubblegrass. "by what thsy
can't see through. Many Z stream gito
credit fur bein' deep when it's only
muddy Wa ehlr"ton Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-05-09
The Crux.

The Crux.
She-"Do you believe q man knoU
when he 10 in lover" He-"Yes: and
~ doesn't know anything else."-
Judge.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-03-01
WANT GOVERNMENT TO
TAKE MADERO ESTATE.

Ell Paso, exas, Feb. 27.-As Il
solution of demands of northern
rebels for distribution f public
lands, it will be proposed to the
government at Mexico City to
employ first the estates of the
MaderO family. Rebel agents
here today said this plan will be
proposed to General Huerta by
Colonel David de la Fuente, rep
resenting General Salazar. Dc
la Fuente left here yesterday on
special train for Mexico City.
The MaderO estate, although
drained by the revolution con
Quoted by the president, is among
the richest properties in Mexico
1t is composed of a smelter at Tor
reon, mercantile houses, banks
and ranches controlled by tn,
many sons of the elder Fran
cisco |. Madero.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-03-01
Succession of Mathilde Viator,
Deceased widow of Antoine
Viator, Jr. No. 176412

10Th Judicial District Court, State
Of Louisiana. Parish of Iberia.
Whereas, Emile Mason. Jr., a
resident Of the Parish of Iberia,
Executor Of the above numbered
and entitled Succession, has filed
in this Hon Court. his final ac-
count and tablcau of distribution
as Testamentary Executor of said
estate. together with his eptitin
nraying that the same be homol-
cgatrd and approved
Notice is therefore hereby civ
en- TO all whom it may or doth
concern TO show cause, if any
they have, within ten days from
the first publication hereof, why
the prayer Of petitioner should
not be granted.
Witness the Hon. James Simon,
Judge of our said Court this 18th
day of February, A. d., 1913.
4. j. MAUMUS,
by OK of Court, Iberia Parish
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-03-01
Let's WhoOp 1t Up.

Ills is the best
W o
like flag and the
smmered
Let's wi
Let
q it
g
l.t'sp o
off
For town I'll what will happen them
The folk will lalth throw
The ha now
be opmost
For t yousa I
The bestod u
the and
Ohe towus
The old will old Atanics shore
land loud
nd thenind and grand,
the 5
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-03-01

A special from Mexico, the 23d
states that when the wife OF the
defeated president, Sonora Mad
ero, was informed of the death
,of her husband she broke down
and wept. Not so, however, with
their daughter. Mercedes Mad
erO, beautiful young woman,
educated in Paris, who has been
brilliant leader of society since
the revolution of 1910, was dry
eyed and a tigress in her emo
tions. By the side Of the two
women, whose husbands had
been killed, the girl hurled accu-
sations at the officers who barred
the entrance.
"Cowards," assassins,' she
called them, her voice pitched
high. The officers Shared impas-
siyely. YOu-the men who fired
on a defenseless man-you an5
your superior officers are tral-
tors
No effort was made to remove
the women, nor did the officers
attempt to silence them. Sonora
Madero continued weeping and
the girl did not cease her hys-
terical TRADE until the arrival OF
the Spanish minister and the
japanese charge, who came to OF
Ter their services.
| The minister spoke with the
officers in charge, but was told
on account of the autopsy it wouli
be impossible for any one to se'
the hsdies. Later in the day
they said the request would of
compiled with. The diplomats
then Conducted the women away
from the penitentiary.-Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-03-01
Succession of Adorate Templet,
Deceased wife of Paul Agenor
Theriot. No. 1888.

10Th Judicial District Court, State
of Louisiana, Parish Of iberia,
Whereas, Paul Agenor Therlot,
a resident of the Parish of Iberia,
Administering Tutor of the
above numbered and entitled Sue
ccssion. has filed in this Honorable
Court, his provisional account and
tableau of distribution as Admin
iStrating Tutor Of salt estate. to-
gether with his petition praying
that the same be homologated and
approved.
Notice is therefore hereby Civ
EN- to all whom it may or doth
uoncern to show cause, if any they
have. within ten days from the
first publication hereof, why the
prayer of petitioner shout not he
granted.
Witness the Hon. James Simon,
Judge Of our said Court this 2Sth
day of February, A. d., 1913.
A. j. MAUMUS,
DIV elk of Court, Iberia Parish.
\ \ Muular Atty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-03-01
home By STF AM
New Iberia Sanitary lauEdy

System. competence and fhoroughhess
are combined to achieve saflstac' n re-
suits. and we have 10 hesitation lB as
setting that the Landry work done mere
is the best obtaiuable anywhere. tral
order will convince you. Tt IL phone o.
drop US 4 postal and will call for YOU
washables.
We guarantee our wolk.
VIII thank yon for advi'ing US wheI
ami how We fail TO satisfy you.
Phone 5Ol-Our wagons will call q
notice.