New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-08-26

> ibls 81 ~ Ellis, w lNii 0ul'tf ihtt"'
ent Of Schools. il will bo seen that tho
schools Of the Parish will not open on
the date announced, but will be post
pouod until such dat @ rs Is deemed nd.
visnhle 10y tho Boar1 Owing 10 the
excitement consequent upon the APP
ponrance of yellow fever in the Stnto,
schools in this City aud Joanorette,
IL is hoped that not more than n
months postponen tont will have to
hp mndo At any rate tho public Will
he notified AT the earlist date possible.
1t ia thought the schools Of the couii-
try can be opened sooner. This course
by the Board must meet with the mp
prevail of NIL right minded citizens,
1T would under the circumstances be
unwiso To opon the schools until the
prevailing excitement IL done away
with and the country attnins it's usual
quilbrium and tranquility,
Abita Springs Water by the
bottle or MT the Fountain. Lee Is
Drug store.
-4 Wo have been informed that the
! colored societies OF this City have de-
posted with Dir. J Woiford Sanders
Board Of Health Sl62 90, to he used in
sanitation and honlth measures.
Prof Henderson of the Howe insti
tute has been working with his con
frercs, in order TO cooperate with the
Health authorities and the above II
the result. Last Friday evening M
n idress by Rev. G. q Kramer, DR.. j,
". Sanders aud Mayor baughlin was
delivered to the colored people on the
subject of sanitation. The action OF
our cuored people IL very commend
able aud shows that they are ready
and willing to do NIL they ean in the
crisis before us,
LIKE FINDING MONEY.
70 pay FOR property with the
rent.--IBERlA BUILDING AssociA-
TloN.
Another death has been added to
the roll in the person Of Mr.. Alexis
Ahndie, son of Matthew Abadie. whose
demise occurred ut the residence OF
his father, near this City, Right on
tho threshold of manhood. life was
full Of all the rich possibilities offered
bv our timos to young men and well
he understood IL, He wns most
promising character. full OF hope and
ambition to succeed, OF sterling quail
, tics aud virtues, his future was as.
sured and his many friends looked
with confidence to his career But
, man proposes and God disposes. His
obseouies were held ut the Catholic
/ Church Tuesday evening tho friends
, OF the family and grief stricken ones
attending. Mny he rest in pence
/, 100000 to loan on mortgag,
) security. WEEKS d WEEKS.
$ A postal card from Prof. Geo
W. Peters. dated Brooklyn, N. r..
August 18th, 1905, states he will tak'
!. tho steamer Cedric for Europe OF
that day and will return In Novem
O Der We judge by that he his re
c covered from his affection and take
tho trip to recuperate and visit reln
a tives. His many friends wish hin
. Bon Voyage and safe return
! TypHwRlrlNd.
4 The typewriting department Q
4 the Delcambre Commercial Col
lege is conducted by one OF tn
fastest typewriter operators 0
the day. Nothing but the toucl
:. system used. Delcambre, La.
Mr.. Arthur Garrett of Morgan
City and gentleman by the name o
Garrick Of same placearrived here Mon
day evening on the West bound trail
:, direct from Morgan City They wer
! taken in charge by inspector Lemair
and conducted to DIR. J. W. Sanders
office, thence to be taken to detentio
camp this was done by the guards be
ing in ignorance Of the raising of til
quarantine. ut Morgan City. As 500
n as they met DIR Sanders he promptl
: ordered their release. Mr., GarreI
then endoavored to 20 to Abbevill
10 where his family has been visitin
but the Abbeville authorities refuse
~ to allow him entrance. consequent
ii he departed for home at Morgan Cit.
,e in detection and disappointment, sue
n is quarantine life.
y Every man owes it to himselfan
10 his family to master trade {
0. profession. Read the display AZ
;. vertisement OF the six Morl
:. Schools of Telegraphy in this |
: sue and learn how easily a your
~ man or lady may learn telegraph
he and lie assured Il positlofl.