New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

public Improvements, these good. for
nothings should be made to feel the
rigors of the law so that they will be
glad to accept honest work, which our
planters so much need in saving the
bounteous cane crop of this year. It
would be good Judgement for the
police making arrests to give the vag-
rant the option of going to work on
plantations or street work, if the
former some planter could be notified
who would send after the party, some
thing very stringent should be done to
discourage the eongregating of able
bodied men here who will not work
He that will not work neither shall
he eat is good saving and ought TO
he enforced I"
Will sell yon best machinery Of
all kinds at very lowest prices. -
ALIENS NOOhflbN.
Owing to- the continued drOuth
the cisterns Of the town are almost
empty aud many OF orr people are
complaining AMI are in great need of
water, it is to be hoped the rain will
soon come or the new supply of pure
water from the water works will be
affairs is very announcement it is the
salvation of our sugar planters and
cane raisers as the dry weather en-
ables them to harvest the cane with
the least amount of expense and labor.
something very desirable to them now
that labor is so scarce.
A Home of Your Own
though small, is better than a
large house for which you pay
rent. Iberia Building Associa-
ton.
-Messrs. G. W. Collins and Maurice
willows, two Young gentlemen con-
nected with the YoungM Men sChristian
Association, were in town a day or
two this week in the interest OF the
organization. They made short I'D
dresses in the NJ e. Church, Sunday
night in which the object and scope
of the Young Mems ChristianAssocia-
ton were given. There is strong
organi cation at New Orleans, Alex
andria and Shreveport and the work
is being developed in Lake Charles,
Where building and equipment will
be installed in tine near future One
of the objects is to afford clean re-
putable place for young men to meet
where all kinds of games, not gamb-
ling can be enjoyed. A gymnasium,
library and other adjuncts that make
an attractive club.
The heaters OF to-day are the
very thing for genuine comfort In
yours home. We have 'em.--
Noah's Ark.
Probably nc play produced in the
last decade has achieved the success
as has attended 1.-THE Fatal Wedding,
written bv Theodore Kremer, and pro-
duced by Sullivan, Harris & Woods,
which will be the attraction at the
yendome Opera House. with two per-
formances, Sunday Matinee at s;3O
and night ut $3.50 p. nj. This will
be the first presentation OF this play
in the South and judging from the
manner In which II has been received
in other parts of the country, shouid
score All enormo us success in Dixie.
land.
Noah 'sArk the place where every
thing is sold at rock bottom figures,
will be in new quarters after Sept.
LIST.
The Water Works Commissioners
are having the pumps connected with
the two 800 foot wells recently sunk
by Contractor Eyerhard. The quality
of water is superior and is adapted
for all uses, being clear and sparkling
and healthy and can be used for drink.
ing and cooking purposes. This will
be good news to those who are getting
down to the bottom of their cisferns.
Box paper, all sizes aud grades.
Enterprise Stationery store.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Mr.. William Hatch and
Miss Myrtle Wood, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles G. Wood, of sHearne,
Texas. Willie is an Iberia boy ant
his many friends congratulate him on
his good fortune and wish him con
tinued prosperity. Wedding takes
place December LIST. 1904.
Interest paid cash, emi-annually
on our paid up stock. liberia Build
ing Association.
We call attention to the dissolu
ton notice of Blanchet & Dupre lnm
Der merchants. which will be seen II
another column Mr.. Oscar Dnpr
continues the business at the old STAN
and asks q continuance of the liberia
patronage accorded the old firm.
For useful articles for the bed
room norlor. sitting room, sc