New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-10-15
LOCAL NEWS.


drained and cultivated, about 80 acres
are in cane this year of heavy stand
and luxuriant growth, games will cut
for the mill and 8 feet An estimate
is made that gives at least 30 tons per
acre for this fine crop, which at 81. 90
per ton is quite little fortune Mr.
Dalbors is one of our Industrious in
telligent Italians. who is making
money from lands that have been for
years classed as worthless.
See Mrs. Blauc's hat display
next Wednesday and Thursday
Will sell you best machinery of
all kinds at very lowest prices
ALEXIS VOORHEES,.
THAT solid financial institution
the Iberia Building Association will
again offer home builders and inves-
tors an opportunity to borrow money
on terms that no banking institution
will give. A man who is poor and
only able to pay rent can borrow
money here, build home, and in
stead of paying rent pay for the home
and live in it while paying for it, in
other words pays rent to yourself,
which in time pay for your home.
This most important meeting will
take place ut the rooms of the Asso-
citation, Gage building, Wednesday,
Oct. -, 1904, at = p m. Call around
and observe how you can also procure
home.
The ladies are invited to call ut
Mrs. Blanc's and examine her
stock.
What are yOu going to do about
it, The leading issue of the day.
Go to King Bros. aud they will
tell you.
Again has the Grim Cleaner en-
tered our community and taken hence
the soul of Mr.. Homer j. Dupuy, Sr.
His demise occurred at his residence
on st. Peter street last Wednesday
morning. at II 80 o'clock. Mr.. Du-
puy had reached the age of 80 years
aud was scion of one of the oldest
families of our community. His life
had been one of great activity, hav-
log been connected with many of the
forces that have helped TO develop
this country. for years he was the ac-
tive manager of the steamboat lines
that piled between this point and New
Orleans. He WAS also connected with
some Of our industrial institutions and
later as bookkeeper of the New Iberia
National Bank, i'm all of the positions
to which he was called the duties
were faithfully and effectively dis
charged. Deceased was married twice,
by the first marriage with Miss Marie
Blanchet he leaves three sons, all
prominent business men, DIR. Homer
J. Jr.. Hon. Jules e. our Mayor, and
DIR. T. NJ, now popular dentist OF
n cya
was with Miss Clara Daunoy by whom
he leaves two young children. The
funeral occurred at st. Peters Catholic
Church, Thursday last, at 4 p. M,
with almost the entire community at
tending.
THE BEST CARGO
for the good ship PROSPERITY is
our interest bearing Paid-up.
stock-all ard.-lberia Build.
ing Association.
Several of our real estate men
have gone to New Orleans 10 attend
the immigration meeting of to-day
organized by Mr.. 7. j. Anderson. OF
Houston, G. p. Agent of the Southern
Pacific Railroad 1t is hoped that
plans will be laid that shall
benefit our section and bring &c
rs new blood, new capital and new
ideas. No country in the world offers
greater Inducements in climate, soil
and products than ours and the pnr'
pose Of this meeting is to place these
facts prominently before the people OF
the north and west. that they may be
induced to come this way.
Mrs. Blanc, the leading millinel
il prepared to show the prettiesl
stock or hats ever exhibited in this
city.
Noah Ark the place where every
thing is sold at rock bottom figures
will be in new quarters after Sept
LIST.
We are pleased to acknowledge al
invitation by Mrs. Oscar Dnrand, &c
attend the marriage Of her daughter
Miss Therese to Mr. Maurice Patin,
Ct st. Martinville Catholic Church
October 27th, 1904. We offer congrat
ulations to our confrere of the Valley
az the Teche,'' who thus endeavors te
round his career, without which M
man 10 perfect citizen, nor can ~
properly edit a paper without thu
edditionaf force. The good Lore
s.a6e : larse edition Of woman ana