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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
LODGE DIRECTORY.


- P0 9 40. 1a--Meets every Saturday at hal
6. E. Whitman, Adjt. -''' '''-'
j.. POST no. l7-Meets 4th OF every month
- Estey, Adj't.
POST No. l0-Meets in Neal now Hal,
North Grant Street, every 1st and third SAT-
utGays IN each month at , o'clock, D. NJ.
Alex. Harvey, Adj't. '''' -I'
:, W. +. G. No. 2--Mcets LIST and 3D. Tuesday
II cdch month ut p. m. at hall on Main ST
VI Mrs Mary Green, Prust.
Mrs. Sarah L. Thayer. Secy.
UNION VETERANS UNION John A.
cry 1t nun 3rd 'lm SfaNS It "a u m and
each POD aud 4th atnlday 1T , nciorh D. m m
sharp i'll each month at Ncal Dow Hall.
WIN. Is. TonD. '''-> - i q" Colonel Dion
NdjutaHt.
l. Q. Q. f.. Ttzgcrald Lodge No. 35-Meets
every, Tuesday at $50 D. NJ. aJ ODD rel.
loW5 nail. Grant st. and Central Ave
!. II. Crimble. y. G. W. II. Halsey, sec.
.,,. Il. of. p, Unity Lodge NJ. sa.--Neets every
t IgGi .rd E a, :o 2 m u (2ate hall Cen
W. ii. h&lsey, *. Of r. Is :.
MASONIC, Pine Level Lodge No. 3i3-Meets
saturday night ON or before full moon. in Op-
era mouse building. Dan McCaskell. w. NJ.
L. T. Thompson. Secy.
40, {. W, Magic City Lodge No. 50 -NIeet.
a. N lday in each month in the Phillips
b9- idi =; " c. Thompson, NJ. ".
l.. -" Ryman. Recorder.
ii. I; b. O.. Home Drum Lodge No. l747-
Meets last Monday nigh, In each month q,
o49 FELLOWS hall l. NJ. Mallary, "res't
W. ID. Winters, SecY
:, 6, I. Q. Q. T.. Plump Zine Lodge No. 1875
month. &c W ~ -
L. w. swinney, P. 5.
LABOR EXCHANGt Branch a5 Meets AT
LABOR Exchange Hall.G rant near Oc0nee st
~ Geo. 'Andkess, Past aIid Mgr.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

- sl.lIlIIJIN elnDI0YfiIN

Teachers an1 one colofed
We have two school buildings
one in the first ward and one in
hethird. and both are rozamv and
we'll ventllatn I'd and thron.h the
juniors. NJ. Thompson and II. +.
Atherton, are kept in whole
some. inviting condition. The,
IRE conveniently situated and tn,
health OF the put.ils since tn,
opening Of the schools in SEP
'ember, 1896. has been phenome
nal. Professor Miller. who j.
now acting superintendent. ha,
made a success as teacher il
some Of the best city schools. a.,
we'll AS colleges in the northwest
lie brings with him experience
tact. love for the work and for
children, knowledge. with tn,
faculty Of imparting what he
knows and is up-to. date in ev-Iy-
hing peri aiming TO the publ,
schools. The faculty as a whole
is OF the best material
We are proud of our CIT,
schools and feel that every citi-
zen should lend encouragem nj
TO the school board and the corps
Of able teachers which the boar.
has selected. 70. those wishing
to educate their children this city
offers every advantage. Tex
books are furnished free to pupils
residing in the city.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

W ulate the ptorlp of B ,con
on splendid enterprise an,
Wis m an era of un broker
,rflS AT Tho s.,,na -;,,a a.,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09


would point Ia them as Offering % n eA
,mpIe welt worth the emulation of Al
'anI or any other community who's,
'eople are hoping tn SEE cotton fact ri :
'rrlng up amongst them.
The fact hat natural conditions ar.
'ausIn2 IN" cotton manufactures of tn,
'nnntry to move soutlward has lt,
very town md city in the cot on hpl
hope aud pr.y that he 'Toreig cal
'taf" lightning will strike the imagine,
It's own particular expectation.
And while hundreds Of cornmuniiit.
a G living in hope, II few ike Baconlop
IRE putting their sh0u ders to he whee
nd huiding factories with their owl
apital. Albany h 8 heen living i,
nope and building air castle factnrie.
FIR several years. Isn't it about tim,
We were following B ,contou's example:
Albany Herald
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09


ave council one with the other. l.
us day there f10urished and grew
II fne Manassas, of the tribe ul
henderson,. He was mighty man
m"ng the elect, aud his coming t,
hr gathering was greeted MS tidlng>
great joy. At the coming of Ma
sSAs, surnaIned Henderson, great
"nip and ceremony was duly Oh
"rvrd. One Frank, of the Tube at
i}1ler. Il certain money changer, aud
Jesse of the tribe of Mercer, also bar
rn, Surmamed Holmes. dealer it,
Nares, did greatly rel rice among
themselves, saying: "rhia day W.
ave our cup OF happiness filed, f"r
it not nominated that the great Ma
'aSHas Is to he Of us and amnug us?
Saying this they ut once girded VI
heir l0ius aud betook themselves Ia
NJ place OF meeting. When at lh's
'lhce, they were greeted by the AS
entitled elect with great Joy. Then
pake Jesse, OF the tribe Of Mercer
mt" them saying; Verify, verify.
'ay unto you, this is great day f"i
ar land. IIeuceforward the lion and
hp Lamb shall lie down together. We
ave Manassas with us at last" And
hey proceeded to arrange for dis
rbution of the loaves aud fishes ac-
riding to their understanding
rhrv were highly elated one with the
other, and did laugh and grow merry.
~ though tickled with straw.
Now among those gathered at this
nnncil of wise meu was one llanlon
Nh0 ctlne from ufar as the trusted
friend of Manassas, and he did sit IL
lulttude, yea, even though as in sack
cloth and ashe8, as those assembled
1pdke one to the other of the plans
WI 'tiV ANGuIo VA tiSll hlBHtt. DII. ut
VAS conciOus Of his power and bided
us time. II come not of my own
wish, but at the request Of another. '
SaNeth he. II am stranger in II
strange land. The sights and temp
ations Of your mighty city are to"
nuch for me, who am unused to the
ways of the mighty. | ask not t.
cave my reign of quietude. but desire
for IN" and mine TO remain far away
from this wicked place"
Then spake the said Manassas: II
too am fearful for the future of this
mighty movement. For one who has
nren unused to the way S of politicians.
awSerS, and great mel, this sight aud
scheme is too much for ne. ALLOW
ne aud mine to Withdraw into uuI
IVA secluded nook and continue ia
'eace." So saying, they saluled as j.
he custom of the East. aud quietly
,ok ,h.ir d.n,,,u,a A., o
the CONSERVATION among The chosen
Mud Jesse Spake to Frank and said;
where are we "'F' Then those AS
,rmhlpd did Smiie thpir breast and
'''''" w." ''''''0 '''e'' "'V"S' "'''
.ry aloud for vengeance for him who
n., a., o.,,,,., ,,o..,, ,., 49,,
Ills blood he unop us w. win STA,
him at the next ectiou." And the,
reasoned together and sad: "We
VIZ nave i" newspaper syndicate re
III So "'' -" } o''""N'" "''','''
enN Md nights Of labor, one wi,h N.
81 y Nhey did hargain for and secur,
\ y atrpriee!!-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

X
The devil" and Nate Smith oi
he Palace are attending the
school of Technology and contem-
plate taking full course il
electrical engineering and that is
just the place for a Young man to
pre- pare himself for some partl.
cular calling il life.
In this college the student Sc.
ects specially and all his tram
my I'm books aud IN the shopS)
are along that line, while al
The same time he acquires a
SplendiI education, generally.
lhe students give from sixteen
hours on up, each week, in the
shops connected with the college.
Thus emplifylDg whst they have
earned in The text books through
The week The finest apparatus
OF every KIM Is in The shops with
skilled teachers to assist. To us.
II is almost the ideal school
When a young man has finished
his course Of study there he ha>
no trouble in finding a lucrative
position. The graduates are
scattered all over the union. Mr.
NcCrary who put in tie water
aud lights Of our city, was a grad
uale ot that college.
Irwin county is now entitled
TO four free scholarships; that i,
he state gives tuition to four
more Of Tins county, the students
furnishing his board. clothes and
books. Applicant must be not
less than fifteen aud one half
years Old, good moral character.
The sub apprentice class takes
IN those who are not able to pass
The examination until they can
brush up.
There never was better OPP
portunty for young men to fl
themselves tor life than this col
lp&e offers. We would like t.
see the full quota from IRWIN
county filled. We will cheerfullS
supply catalogue and informa-
ton.
This college has added a text
tile department where students
may become cotton mill experts
snd superinlendenls. thus prepar-
ing themselves to take charge OF
cotton mills IN the south. They
are taught from the raw cotton on
up to tuning out he finest cot
Ton fabrics. The finest cloth was
woven by this department at At
Ianta lHs week.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Fitzgerald, Ga, Sept. IS, 90.

''''' - - 10 -,
AS the he time of year IS
oming for handling Country Pro
luce. | wish to say, that | pa,
he highest marker price for such
- Chickens. Eggs and Butter.
Dry and Green Hides. BreswaX
md all other kinds of produce.
Don't sell yonr produce untl
YOU call and see d. B. Null at III.
'urrrl>p Store.
Will pay cash or in Merchant
ise.
.. 3. NULL g. co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

Dis paper is >
2 safnn reason
born thu
nds to RENAL
a white pan
orgetful of iht
TT many of th'
his colonv.-pa-
ds' OF the ENTER
In the north and
ferent. poIiI'ic Il
st as loyal to
irTcal party. W,
p the same hon
se az we claim 70,
& shall at all TIM
rights.
aalitely more esteem
Who is open IN HI
her he be republican.
populist than for him
mess or other reason. .
81 bis political idpn-
. manly the Other
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

A specia! 10 the Herald fro2 Bacon.
ton yesterday co tau5 the Information
that the eulerprieiug people of thai
hamlet are about 10 begin the erection
Of a cotton factory, All bat few
shares o the capital stock have been
subscribed ana the success Of the eB}ef.
prise seens assured, The factory viii
COS be a large one, but ii will bcgiu
I srations free Of al iGcum hrauees ana
be enlarged year alter year.
u potion 5 oae Of the spa lest sta,
Sac the line " The ). F, & ". Ry
Is o pularion can probaply b
il p hgUres. II has no uaru
ed ID :, llerprises ut present. II,
rim Ie means are numbered
Of d., ahiLants and it possesses no
e iti., aphica advantages over
a %, surrounding county. Ii
,t OF - likely that B tconio9
sea, kling L cotton factory hek
81 trial Messing cam
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
kELING.

l4Mlon editor Of
olspatch, the writer
THAT there is no
with he C:.eorgio
SSOm we have
not only as "a
AN but as a gentle
honor to the pro-
hA has devoted
# hiS useful life.
as a worthy citi
He 1ad a per-
atgfT1Ons as TO
pa per he so ably
30 limef has the
thought of ignor
hts. We differed in
one poinl.-nothing
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
Married:

Mr.. r. G Sealey and Miss Della
Pollard were married here on last
Tuesday morning, before dawn, 10y
Rev .Robt. w. Vaughan. The wed.
ding was a very quiet affair-not
eventhe charivari.Ic noises that
might have been expected had Mr..
Sealey's friends been better adj
viSed.
The bride and groom left on the
early morning tram for the Ores
cent City, where they will take in
the Confederate Reuion cere
monies, after which they will Wis
it relatives and friends at Marks
vile, La,
The Iberian sincerely wishes
them a long life of unalloyed hap
pineSS
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

A series of union revival meet
ings were commenced in the First
NJ. E Church, So On last Tues
day evening at s O'Clock, conduct
ed by Evangelist Geo. L Hale and
assisted by Prof J Oliver Brison,
who directs the musical feature
of the meetings. They were re
Gently in Lafayette, holding a
series of meetings there, and
through the instrumentality OF
Rev. e. III. Butler, of the New
iberia Baptist congregation, they
were induced to visit this place
We trust that they will accom-
plish much good as a result OF
their visit to us.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
State of Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia

BE II KNOWN; That on this Tenth
day of the month of April in the year
of Our Lord One thousand nine hun
bred and three,
BEFORE ME, William G. Weeks, a
Notary Public. in and for the Parish
of iberia, State of Louisiana, duly
commissioned and qualified, and in
the presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned,
PERSONALLY CAME AND AP-
FEARED Messrs. E. F. Willard, Wal
ter J. Burke, Lazard King, Charles l..
Provost, Richard S. Mcmahon, Jerry
w. Taylor and G. G. Laughlin con-
stituting the Board Of Directors of the
Iberia Building Association, said
Emelius T. Willard being President
and the said Walter J. Burke being
Vice President, of the Town of New
Iberia, Parish and State aforesaid and
the said Iberia Building Association
being a duly organized corporate
body of this State with its domicile in
the Town OF New Iberia, La, institut-
ed by an act passed before L. B. Della
houssaye, late Notary Tublic in said
Parish, on the Twelfth day of March,
| 1887 and of record in the Recorder
Office of this Parish in Book OF
Miscellaneous Records at Folio 4o3,
Which body was duly re-incorporated
on the Twenty third day of May, 1901,
by act before the undersigned Notary
of record in Book of the Miscellan-
eous Records of Iberia Parish, La, at
Folio los.
And the said appearers herein act
ing in their respective capacities and
for and on behalf of the said corpora
ton pursuant TO the authority on them
conferred at General meeting OF the
stockholders thereof held at the office
| of said corporation on the Twentieth
day Of January. 1908. as is shown IL
the annexed certified copy of the res
olution adopted by the said stock
holders in the premises, who said ap
bearers declared in their capacitte'
aforesaid that in pursuance OF the pro
visions of Article u of the Charter o
Act Of Incorporation Of said Iberi'
Building Associate be Genera
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

The Building Association dlrec-
tors met on Wednesday evening
at their Office At the sale OF
money but one loan was made and
that was to Sam'l Keller on one
share at % per cent. Five ap-
plications for loans examined and
were passed upon. All were grant
ed. Mr.. r. S. Mcmahon rendered
his resignation as member OF
the board, his out-of-town resi-
dence now making it very incon
venient for him to attend the
meetings.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

The fight of pigeons did not
take place from the depot here
last Sunday, as anticipated. We
learn that change was made III
the program and the birGs were
liberated at Echo. Messrs. G..
b. Smith and Thos Monk, two of
our local fanclers, are arranging
flights to come off from New Or
leans and later from Mobile.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

The annual meeting of the Pro
gressive League of New Iberia
was held Thursday evening at the
City Hall. The annual report of
the Secretary was read, after
which the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. I'll.
L. Smith, President; Jules Drey-
fus, Vice President; J p. Suber-
belle, Treasurer; and E f. Mil
lard, Secretary.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
PERSONAL II
V DOlNGS
4 Delightful Reception

r.;day evening Miss Josephine
.r entertained at a very de-
r1hful reception. Tall palms
"a = forms were placed about the
=" 80 and halls The galleries
.,e beautifully decorated aud il
,'.mioated with japanese lanters.
:" n,.,cil,g, a lunch, and Progress
!. rncbre we're enjoyed by the
guests ,, ,o,,
Hiss Aline VOORHEES,; consola-
.;,n nv Miss Edna Hacker; and
| BOBBY by Mrs IL Gates
M Gen tleman's prize by Mr..
Willie Eckari; consolation by MIR
william Broussard; BOBBY 10y Mr.
Lucious Brown
The music was furnished 10y the
String Band.
r.bles we're deIicateIy decorat-
ID with flowers
lees and cakes were served to
,h following guests:
Misses Lee and Daisy Romero,
cminne Dautrieve, Corinne Con,
nulin. Aline VOORHEES,, Miss Sim
ri. Gertrude and Annett Brown,
Emily Laban, Fay Barney, Leo,
ode and Agnes Leblanc, Marie
and Babe Southe, Eugene Mart
in. Bessie Eaves, Annette Nuille-
mot. Jeanne Dautrieve, Helen Ort
never. Cecilia Dupre, George Fa
ut. Laurence BrOussard, Celina
| Hill, Marie Blanchet, Emma Hack
d, Miss Mar, Aimee Guirard,
Josd HI E.nmer, MesdamesD Dam
| y ssi, Fritz Deitlein, Charlie
Provost, Alfred Gonsoulin, Ed.
Pfster, Sam Points, Octave Rom
To, CEarbOnnet. Messrs Louis
Foet Damas Moresi, Gilmore He
bert, Rex Mccullough, George
Iabau, Alfred and Sidney Gonsou
Lin, A. d. Winters, DR. Paul Oyr,
I0uis Romero, Albert Durand.
Dupre, Lucien Brown, Alfred Con
Nnlin, Brown, SiIvio William and
Henry BrOussard, Edward and
| Cab. Leblanc, Frank Vuillemot,
| Ned GuardIa, Willie Brown,
Ulysses Landry, Homer Dupre,
Sidney Patout, Henry Blanchet,
Joe Renoudet, Charlie Carstens,
(iustaye Lamperez, Louis and
Frank Laughlin, DR.. Albert EN-
mer, Willie Eckhart Charlie Pro
vost, Fritz Deitlien, Ed Pfistar.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
BORROW FROM YOURSELF
Money is loaned at 8 per cent
on note without endorsement to
its stockholders by the Iberia
Building Association,

The Twenty sixth annual session
Of the colored Baptists, of the
Louisiana Union 9th District AS
ISOLATION, will take place in this
city, commencing on July 18th
and lasting four days. The SEES
sions will be held in the Star Pill
grim Baptist church, Rev. A. j.
Horton, Pastor, Sessions Of the
Woman's Home Mission Associa
ton, also, Of tLeir sunday School
Association, have been arranged
for on the regular program a
large gathering is expected and
an interesting session is assured.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
Boat Excursion.

At the last meeting of the Prot
estant Cemetery Assn. it was de-
cided to give Boat Excursion
for the benefit of the Association.
The Excursion Will be given IN the
afternoon and evening of June
18th, and will be a delightful and
pleasing occasion. Many attrac-
tive features are being planned
Refreshments will be served.
Watch this paper for announce
ments. Don't forget June 18th.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Mr.. Geo. Sheard, of the firm OF
Caldwell & Sheard, left here on
Tuesday morning for his old home,
Philadelphia, Pa, where he has
gone on business mission. When
the business feature will have
been attended to he will devote
some time seeing relatives and
friends. We wish him an enjoy
! able trip.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Mr.. w. A. Biles, Of Morbiham,
was in town Sunday awaiting the
belated trains out of New Orleans,
expecting his father on visit to
him and his family, from Trenton,
Tenn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
United Sens of Confederate
Veterans.
City Hall,


New Iberia, La, May II, 1908
A meeting of several interested
parties, in perfecting an organiza-
ton Of the Sons Of Confederate
Veterans, Was called to order by
Albert x. Morrow, Who explained
the objects OF the order and the
meeting: Mr.. Morrow was named
the temporary chairman of the
meeting and E. +. Willard the
temporary secretary.
The following parties then en-
rolled their names as charter
members of the Camp, to be duly
organized, paying into the treas :
ury fund the sum of scots each.
Felix n. Mestayer,
NJ. w. Fisher,
w. A. Hatch,
I'll. Nj. Garter,
e. F. Willard,
A. j. Cammack,
Toutan n Gonsoulin,
Jules E. Dupuy,
Chas. L. VOORHEES,,
Albert A. Morrow,
r. G. Sealey,
G. Z. Colgin.
The following parties enrolled
paying in the sum of 25cts each:
Willie Hayes,
ii. A. King,
SilviO BrOusSard,
r. ID. SOuthwell,
E. M. King,
w. A. Biles.
By resolution the meeting then
went into permanent organization
by the election Of Albert A. Nor
row to The office of Commander.
The other offices were filled by
the election of the following par
ties: H. A. King, Lieutenant
Commander; r. @. Sealey, Adju-
tam; Il f. Willard, Secretary
Treasurer.
The following delegates were
then elected to 90 to the Encamp.
ment at New Orleans as represen-
tatives of this Camp: Albert A
Morrow and r G Sealey.
The local papers were requested
to publish these proceedings by
resolution formally adopted
The meeting then adjourned
sine die.
Il. +. Willard, Secty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

III A. J. Dauterive was a plea
tlnt caller at our Office on Thurs
w. He is recently back from
Vhlcago, where he completed a
thorough course in dentisty. After
pending a few weeks with his
lather's family at Loreauville he
vlll consider the question of a To-
alton for the practice of his pro-
leseion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Frank Smith, colored, who made
his escape from Jail some months
ago, implicated in the rohbing of
the depot at Jeanerette, was re
captured in the vicinity of Hubert
vile Tuesday of this week and
brought back to the parish Jail
here.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Mr.. Il. S. Mcmahon recently
purchased a splendid steel boat
for the use Of his family 1t was
manufactured by the Michigan
Steel Boat Co, of Detroit, Mich,
represented here by MIR. Jos II.
BOutte
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Ehrman ar
rived here from Panama on Thurs
day morning and are the guests OF
Mr.. Max Levy's family-their re-
)atiyeS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

ess" what shall a have for break
fast, dinner of supper ' Visit INNER
gluck's and YOU will have no trouble
in deciding.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
FOR SALE.

"a oxlO Reversible Engines.
q oxS Tandie BED Engine.
Fl shXl2X30 inch Plancr.
II l.l5-l6 Steel Shaft & Hangers.
Slide-rest.
portable Cylinder Boring Bar.
large Chain Drill
iHoe Expanders, from Ia to in
ches, will sell these simply, ir
pairs, or the whole set.
drill Press.
Doiler Feeder Pump, q in Dis
charge.
ae above will be sold cheap. A
a for anyone needing any of thu
80. For further particulars ant
i - call at this Office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

DR.. Guy A. Shaw, of Loreau,
vile, was a visitor to this city on
Friday of last week: and was a
caller at our office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Died; At the residence of her
son in law, Mr.. j. r. Saucier, on
Duperier Avenue, on Monday
night at 1910 o'clock, May 18th,
1903, Mrs. z. A. Coudroi, nee
Angelo Pecot, age 80 years. The
remains were taken to Charenton
and laid to rest in the Catholic
cemetery of that village. Mrs.
COudroi had been in feeble health
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Ar. J. Il. Boutte recently re.
signed his position as chief engi'
neer at the MOrbihan sugar fac
lGy;a position that he has held
To- the past six years Mr.: Boutte
nys that there is a probability
hat be will again engage in bust
leas in this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

saT Ladies: You Gan find just what
you have long wa4tedffor your home
bill of fare at Immefgfuck's grocery,
Your purchases will fbe delivered.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

|. \ Really on hand and in stock in
- iberia. in great vafiety-of price
e. eOloring. WaI 1aper, bought for
I'd right frop-tbe factory. Prices
Hi. +. s. Mcmahon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Ba- A visit to Jake Immergluck &:
Co.'S new grocery. Corner of Main &
Swain streetsl-Lwitf delight you.
Everything fresh
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

wPolitics haye just opened.
Miller Beer leads. Drink plenty
of 1t, keep cqbIdhd be the leader.
r L. DerOuen
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

Monday morning two colored
men lost leg each at the So. Pa
depot at this place.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
for long time and the end was
not unexpected wlen it came.

Her daughters, Mrs Saucier
and Mrs. Geo LaBourgeois, were
in Texas, when her illess assumed
an alarming phase. They were
summoned and arrived here Sun
day morning. Then all of her
caildren- Mesdames, LaBourgeois,
Saucier and L. CASTOR Dubus,
and Mr.. lack COudroi-were at
her bedside which was a cOnsola
ton in her last moments.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23

% For propaRt and cortcous ser
vice get youf De and Beer from
II. +. Derou6n