New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-02-20
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Sh4iSiHp r1',GiSl ~ 4st!ic', Mr.. w
;. Brown had Appended to the Courts
to settle, 1t was iipally disposed of
as 'a5llows: +" 1t is therefore or
defed, adjudgtd and decreed that
prermptory writs of prohibition
Issue forblddlng respondents from
further proceedings III this suit en-
titled w. 5. Brown VS.. Porteus r.
Burke, chairman Democratic exec
uiive committee ct al. No. - of
the civil docket of the Nine
teenth Judicial District Court in
and for the Parish Of Iberia, State
Of Louisiana, and it is further or
dered that respondents pay all the
costs of this proceeding"
House cleaning leads one to
thinking of mattings, rugs, and
carpets. Values are always right
here, and it is only a question of
pleasing your fancy. l show the
longest line in hundred miles
around. R. S. Mcmahon.
We had a pleasant call this week
from Mr.. w. NJ. Davidson, assist
ant manager at Bayside Plantation,
which has expanded from its orig
iual acreage till it now comprises
the. plantations of '.Alice" Sunny
side" and Old Bayside, making
one of the largest in the Parish,
especially when to it is added the
Linden Plantation, which the man
agement has-leased for a term of
years, making perhaps the largest
holdings under a single manage
ment in the Parish. The equip
ment on the place is equal to any
tonnage thatmay be made; ample
facilities for cultivating and har-
vesting and manufacturing the crop
on the places exist and comprise
modern up to date methods, with
railroad locomotives, cars, load
ing stations, derricks, etc., etc.
Considerable cane has been secured
along the bayou the uniform rates
and fair dealing have made Mr..
Shelby Sanders the proprietor OF
this great plant, justly popular
with onr cane raisers. We expect
10 hear Of fine results for 1904.
Have your houses numbered by
Davenport, the artistic sign writer,
lock Box, 321.
The first of our spring shipments
Of rugs is in, and new designs
are dazzling.-R, s.. Mcmahon.
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-Weare called upon to chroni-
Gle the death of Mrs. Geo. j. Le-
Bourgeois, nee, Amile Cordroy, in
the Both ysar-of her age, which &C.
Cured at Kersville, Texas, Febru-
airy 18th, 1904. The funeral will
take place at Clarendon, February
18th. Mrs. LeBourgeois was well
known to many of orr people, her
family being prominent one of
Attakapas, and her death is uni
versally deplored. Deceased leaves
a family of small children and 9
husband to- mourn her untimely
end. We extend our sympathies.
have placed large contracts for
.Refrigerators this season, and will
show orr new line March 10th. -
r.. S. Mcmahon.
Last Tuesday at Petite Anse
occurred the marriage OF our pop.
ular Deputy Sheriff, Mr.. J. },
Chaisson and Angeline Buford.
Judge T. Don Foster performed
the ceremony that made the two
hearts as one, and completed their
happiness. Anumberof the friends
of the groom went out to witness
the ceremony and to congratulate.
Mr.. Chaisson is one our promising
young planters as we'll as Deputy
Sheriff. We congratulate.
We are showing now both the
National and the Erie lines Of Go
carts, aud we are well stocked
Pick from fifty.-R. s. Mcmahon.
Arrangements are being made
for laying the corner stone of the
new Synagogue corner Of Charles
and Weeks streets, by the Masonic
fraternity. The Grand Lodge will
be present and conduct the cere-
monies, The Grand Master L. P.
| Dslahonssaye, will be present and
Ethe ceremony win be perforated on