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Proceedings of the Police Jury.
X oav Iberia, La., Doc. 27th, '20.
The Police Jury of the Parish
of Iberia convened this «lay, Dec
'/er 1:7th. 1920 in Special Ses
^io • with Mr. Clot Girard, Presi
in in the chair and the follow
]i ' 'inbers present to-wit:
• r ■»t
31"ssrs. Louis Dccuir, Theo.
D.i ■■ id, Clet (iirard, Leon J. Lan
<1 ' , !.. C. DeBlanc, Onezippe Le
i"ii, Felix Schexnayd r and Leon
ard Lyon.
Jl ^ent, Messrs. E. J. Gary, P.
lir i if and Zenon Boutte.
TIIE CALL.
\ow Iberia, La., Dec. 23d, r 20.
To Messrs. E. . Gary, F.J Greig,
Ij. Deeuir, Z. Boutte, T. David,
("let Girard, Leon J. Landry,
Cyrus DeBlanc, O. Leleu, F.
Sel. exil ay der and L. Lyon.
<; hi lernen:
Von are hereby notified that a
spcial "meeting of the Police Jury |
of Iberia Parish is hereby called
by order of the President, to be j
held V i:day, December 27th,
1!>20 at 10 A. M. for the purpose j
of conforming with Act 231 of
the < '"lierai Assembly of Louis
iana for the year 1020.
Yours very truly,
Signed PAUL BASSIN,
Sec.-Treas.
T-hp President' having stated
1 hat the purpose of the meeting
\v<i> to eonf rrn with act 231 of
1M20 whiclrreqiiire that the Police
»Jiirv appoint two citizens tax.
payers and qualified voters as
members of tiro Parish Board of
Equalization, Mr. Cyrus L. De
Blanc nlaeed in nomination Mr.
Djfmas Morcsi, of Jeanerette, La.,
as member of said Parish Board
of Equalization. There being no
rther nomination an.i this beii-.^
pec.ndfd by Mr. F Sch^vnayder
and unanimously carried. Mr.
lb-mas Moresi is hereby declared
to be appointed by the Polie.»
Jury of Iberia Parish as member
of the Parish'Poard of E.,i:nli/ i
tion.
The appointment of a second
member being in line, Mr Cyrus
DeBlanc placed in nomination Mr.
A. Daigre, of New Iberia. La.
There being no other nomination
and this being seconded bv Mr.
Schexnavder and unanimously
carried Mr. A. Daigre of New Ibe
ria, La., is hereby declared to be
Tor
rpid\
To
Liver
Black
Dra
my opinion
the
mediane
the market,'
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on
Mis.
side
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She
had
pain
con
my chest after eating
tight, uncomfortable
feel
ing—and
very
disagreeable
and
brought
headache
on
was con
knew
Inactive
liver
began
the
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and
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sfator
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fer
eyes-an y
all of
often
there
the
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can't
be too
due
take.
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flut
"Thad
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appointed by the Police Jur * of
Iberia Parjsh as member of the
Parish Board of Equalization.
Conforming: with the provisions
of Act 231 of 15)20, Mr. Damas
V ' 1 -esi of Jeanerette, La., and Mr.
A. Dak're of New Iberia, La., are
hereby appointed as members of
the Parish Board of Equalization
for a term ending December 31st,
1021.
There being no further busi
ness on motion of Mr. Landry,
seconded by Mr. Lyon the Police
•Jury adjourned.
C. GIRARD, President.
PAUL BASSIN, Sec.-Treas.
YOU LOVE LIFE MORE.
Takes on a Different Color When
N Your Blood Is Rich and
Free from Poison.
TRY TAKING PEPTO-MANGAN
If You Feel- Listless and De
pressed, Your Blood Is
Clogged and Sluggish.
Without knowing why, you find
yourself feeling unhappy. You
go around day after day half
asleep. Interest in what is going
on around you lags and life be
comes dull. The beauty of rad
iant sunshine, lovely tfowers and
the entrancing miracles of life
you miss entirely. Living, eat
in ir, sleeping, become more or less
of a bore.
That is what clogged, sluggish
blood does to you. It, poisons
your thoughts. You are only half
alive.
You need a :^ood blood-enrich
ing tonic. Take Pepto-Mangan
for a few weeks and notice the
bi s impiiofvement. Pepto-Mangan
is nn agreeable tonij and is heart
!v endorsed bv physician*.
Your druggist has Pepix Man
gan in both liquid and tablet
form. Buy whichever you pre
fer; one has exact> the same ef
fect as the other. Make sure you
«ret genuine Pepto-Mangan. Ask
for "Glide's" and loo!* for the
full name /'Gud's P.?; to -Mangan
on the package. —Adv.
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FOU SE REPRESENTATION.
The House apportionment eom
mittee has decided to accept the
Seigel bill, based on tho last cen
sus, and providing for a small in
crease in the House membership
and that no state should lose any
of its representatives. This is in
line with precedent, for only once
in this history of the country «has
the contrary course been pursuéd
and the House as well as '.he state
representatives been reduced ;
and the experiment then was not
satisfactory.
A difference exists in Congress
on this point, one faction holding
to the old practice «f a large body
with no reduction in any state
delegation, while the other wan
ted a smaller Congress and a re
duction if possible in Southern
representation. Under this plan,
on the basis of the cesnsus, Louis i
ana and Mississippi would have
each losj; one representative, be
cause their population did not
show as large 'an increase rela
tively as the country. It was
pointed out, in favor of this ae
tion. that the Housei had already
grown so large in numbers as to
interfere with its orderly business
and cause delay and confusion.
The other plan of increasing the
House membership, in proportion
to the growth of population as
shown by the census, was the
easiest and simplest soluation of
the problem.
As we expected, the absurd and
sectional proposition of Con
gressman Tinkham of Massachu
setts to cut down the representa
tion of the Southern stetes be
cause the negro vote was light in
«ome of them reseived no consid
era tion; and the House commit
tee showed no disposition to wave
this sectional flag—on which fact
the eountrv has reason to con
gratulate itself.
The next Congres will, there
fore, in every probability, be
larger than the present one and
cost more, particularly if Con
gress increases the pay of its
members as it threatens to do,
But while Louisiana and Miss
issippi will retain thrir present
num'ber of representatives, a divi.
sion of the districts will be nec
essary in order to meet the
changes that have tkaen plaee in
the different sections of these
states.—T. P.
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TSCars a CaM Is Oas Daar
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Rheumatism
makes the joints ache and causes the afflicted person much ri.isery.
For quick relief use
BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT |
It Is a Powerful, Penetrating Remedy
The relief is prompt end very gratifying to the sufferer. It eases
the joints and conveys a strengthening influence that soon restores
normal conditions. Use it also for healing Cuts, Sores, Wounds,
Burns, Scalds, relieving Stiff Neck, Lame Back or Sore Muscles.
It rarely fails to give good results.
JAS. F. BALL A CO, Proprietor, ST. LOUIS, NO.
<£0<D
ESTORGh DRUG CO.
UNSECTARIAN AID CONTRI
BUTIONS. -
920.
10.00
10.C0
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10 00
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• New Iberia, Dec. 28,
Previously reported
Mrs. Edwin Kyle . -
Maccabees
Episcopal Sunday School
Bertrand Lumber Co. ....
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dietleiu ..
Iberia Jewelry Co.
J. R. Taylor and wife
Knights of Columbus ....
Collection, Mrs. J. Lampere
R. A. Jacob
Miss E. Yillermin
P. A. Landry
Albert Estoree
Estorge Drug Co
Smith Insurance Co
The Globe
Lazard Kling
Rev. R. R. Digffs
Francis Harrison
.Mr. and Mrs. J. Buquor ..
Mrs. J. Davis .'
X. I. Commission Co
A. friend in Sulphur, La.
Frank Dauterive
Mrs. R. W. Frame
From the following: Live
Oak School, Eastern Star,
Mrs. H. T. Hall, Al
phonse, 2.50 each 10.00
From the following: John
Landry, cash, Mrs. Louis
Walet, W. G. Disch, Mrs.
and Mrs. M. B. Lemaire,
W. O. "Hugonin, Miss
Daisy Simon, $2.00 each
Mrs. Cyrus DeBlanc, $1.50,
cash 1.25. additional from
Episcopal Sunday school
$1,50
From* Mrs. J. W. Taylor,
Mrs. Sidney Laughlin,
Mrs. E. H. Darby, Miss
Thelma French, Laurie
Lemaire, Mrs. A. A. Gjj
rard, Mrs. W. Laperouse,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lyles,
Mrs. Clet Girard, Mrs. T.
L. More, Mrs. C. Kahn,
Mrs. J. R. Quesenberry,
Miss C. Sanders. $1 each
From J. R. Taylor's store
From Mrs. A. Hickson, Miss
Henderson, Louis Abbott,
Mrs. J. G. Arnandez, L.
Ej Thomas, Cleveland,
Ohio, 50c each
... ^L92.0>L
.... 10.00
10.00
10.0C
b.00
5.00
5.00
00
14.00
_ 4.25
13.00
75
2 50
$40050
In addition to these cash sub
scriptions we have received a
sack of sugar from Mrs. Henry
Pharr; rice from a young lady;
about $20.00 worth of toys and
provisions from the children of
the Episcopal Sunday School giv
en us for those less fortunate than
themselves instead of having their
usual Christmas tree. A nice lot
of toys from Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Daigre. all of which would at a
low estimate represent about
$30.00 additional. We take this
means of thanking the press, Mr.
Juhus Scharff, who is always ac
tive in our Christmas work, The
Estorge Drug Co. retail depart
ment. j. R. Taylor, Harold Kahn,
and the finance committee, com
posed of Mmes. J. W. Taylor, D,
A. Dimitry, Albert Estorge, R.
W. Frame, V. L. Grant.
If there was any child not well
provided for on Christmas day
and any family without Christ
mas cheer and a good dinner, some
one failed in their duty in not re
porting th« ease. The writer
also wishes to add her thanks to
those who have responded to
generously to her call through
the pre«.
UnssoUrian Ail Society,
Christmas Fond,
Mrs. C. W. Outhwaite. Ch'm.
a C ow g h 0"*cK
HEALING HOMEY, s
itbeaiÉbr
O-PEN-TKATE
GROVE'S
SALVE
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tm BAYB*
A GREAT CURSE.
One of the greatest curses of
this intellectual age is the great
lack of a proper education of our
girls in. the practical affairs of
every day life. They all want to
be "school marins," governesses
or wives of rieh men. House
work, which should form the
basic principle of our economic
is shunned by them as some
thing degrading. A young woman
will stand behind a dry uoods
1 counter fourteen hours a day ftr
ja more pittance—not enough to
clothe her—lose her health, be
come annemic and unfitted for the
performance of her natural duties,
rather than accept a position as a
domestic where she would have a
comfortable home, good health,
and become properly fitted for
the duties of wife and mother.
The spiritual advance made by I
man is seen chiefly in this, that
so much of the money he earns
goes to the ministry of refine
ment, education, embellishment,
to the wife and children he loves.
But the woman sees no money
for her toil. Her sufficient, her
ample reward is in a husband,
content, happy, growiüo; i n grace;
in children, bounding to gracious
maturity.
There i<; i'ist as miu-h rea on
thai a -ma.t should wot', within
the house as there is that a wo
man should work ourside th. 1
house. He is just as well quali
fied to work indoors she is to
work outdoors. It si jus: as much
his dutj' to do the one as it is
her duty to do the other. But it
seldom or never occurs to his wife
to ask him to do it, or to think
that he ought to do it. -Avoyelles
Enterprise.
o
A TEXAS WONDER
for kid aey and bladder troubles, gravel.
weak and lame back, rheumatism and ir
regularities of the kidneys and bladder
At your Druggists or by mail, fl.25.
Small battle often cures. Send for sworn
testimonial«. Dr. E. W. Hartl, 2926 03% e
St., St. Louis, Mo.—Adv
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GLAD SISTER ESCAPED
OPERATION.
"Physicians had given my sis
ter up to die; they wanted to
operate for gall stones, but she
was too weak and could only talk
in whispers. 1 got her a bottle
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and
in 3 weeks she was able to get
about and walked a mile to
church." It is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the in
testinal tract and allays the in
flammation which causes pract
ically all stomach, liver and intes
tinal ailments, including appen
dicitics. One dose will convince
or money refunded. Estorge"
Drug Co. and druggists every
where.— Adv.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuin«
I
«Take Aspirin only as told in
each paeflcage of genuine Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin. Then you
will be following the directions
and dosage worked out by physi
cians during 21 years, and
proved safe by millions. Take
no ehances with substitutes. If
you ses the Bayer Cross on tab
lets, yon can take them without
fear for Colds, Headache, Neu
ralgia, , Rheumatism, Earache
Toothache, Lumbago and for
Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspi
rin it the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monosceicacidea
ter of flaliqytiMsid.
TWF «UTV THE LIMIT
THE SKY THE LlJm .
T t a „m
The fate of Jed Jon«
■>e a warning to all persons who
make things» with raisins. Jed,
worth,, in' his eel.ar one da,
wondered if his drink were not,
«imurieQ 11 ins y
about ready to tap. it was, Jea
no sooner tapped a ke« than
he eut a clean swath through the
tapestrj r , shooting on up througli
the hip roof, and so on until
reaened the moon. Aiul there
is now without a return ticket.
raisin and a v.east cake in
he
he
A
riK'ket would bave got him ;iek
the same way he came, but now
he must wait until somebody do"s
make the trip with enough raisins
and yeast for a return trip for
two.
At the same time, if these little
excursions to the moon are ifointr
to become a regular thing, we
think every cellar vintner should
place in bis pockets, while en
aged upon his duties, not only a
I
I FOR SALE g
iCOTTON SEED HULLS|
& AND HIGH-GRADE g
I COTTON SEED MEAL, g
•J Wholesale and Retail. 0
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^ Broussard, ILa. Ö
Fernand Mouton, A. J. Gaschen, g
fL President. Sec-Treas. ^
exxsoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Quality
IS a little word, but it is the very foun
dation of our business. Ice has a
standard of Excellence. Every detail is stud
ied to make it so, and we believe it will meet
the most exacting requirements. We pride
ourselves on the perfect quality on our ice.
New Iberia Ice and Bottling Works
Phone 42.
oooooooooooooooooo
Tom DeBlanc
«BAL m HEMIR SHIP.
Prompt Sert) ice Day or Night.
—A QttT FOB—
QX>tr1*nd and Olds mobile Cars.,
Day Ph«ae 333. Night Phone 557.
WT Wwt Main Street.
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J. P. SUBERBIELLE,
I mhutmicc Agency .
LIFI, FIRE, TOkNADO, FIDELITY, CASUALTY,
STEAM BOILER.
LOW RATES. STRONG COMPANIES.
OFFICE FRENCH ST.
SOULE COLLEGE
*«w ORLEANS, LA.
YOffP
Grad«
SHA
EDUCATED
ï 'MSELVES
TO itK
« to
np*a.
Practical
fai Shorthand and
_ _U|ui|Mnanto. Un*
Compléta Co0«g«
School with Actual Store,
in which
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■■■■ * >*e oeiv(
A choice lot of Goodrich, Goodyear and Uichlin tires. The*
casemgs will be sold at an attractive pric«. All sizes,
Now is the time to retire your car. "*See
TOM
raisin and a yeast cake with
^ hißh to insare a return journey,
Hut also a small raisin tree and n
|^t alsojj ^ ^ 1
y ^ th(i JÉ
J t h
- i
„ to make enough mooif
ut auic »
w.th an .mpro ,ed M
him >a* , '
ever he waiTFs to land.
We think we mentioned
"full" m oon. The reason is tHI
that a full moon is more depenq
his-'able. A fresh new moon, th|
reader has undou btedly
hag tPißHuSßcy u> lOecoi
two tipsy, indeed. .At
yon «"ill kear the farmer
oddlv enoutrh, --ajjout a
moon." Xo. for Stvlid.
fin>
ra l
kmgji
"dry'
reliable
qualities you will fin>T~>ii < foil
moon the 'best all-'round ni TTrrr
the business.—Cartoons Mairazii ■.
Have you paid your sn
tion for the coming year?