New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-10-28
Mr.. John 3. Lewis of Patoutyill,


roller repaired. His is the only ope,
kettle sugar plant in the Parish, 9Th,
last of the tribe He uses centrifu
gals to extract the molasses, and pro
duces fine grade which is eagerly
taken by our local merchants, and fol
which he realizes good prices He
should be encouraged to keep it up sc
that we could have a supply of good
wholesome syrup and molasses.
Mrs. Blanc and Miss Mcconnell
will take pleasure in showing the
latest styles in hats on Monday
next.
Sunday morning last about five
O'Clock the Photographer tent on the
site of the old Opera House, was
burned and all the material and fin
ished work of the artist, Mr.. Pridgen
destroyed. 1t was evidently the work
of an incondiary, as it could not be
accounted for in any other way a.
Mr.. Pridgen left it the night before
with everything safe and no fire OF
any kind or combustible material that
would explode. He will again open
in few days with new outfit at the
same place.
Cheese cloth for screening els.
terms at NOah's Ark.
"A large number Of our citizens
went to the Roosevelt reception at
New Orleans. Among the number
were Messrs. Geo. w. Dallas, Porteus
r. Burke, Emile Gajan, Rev. G. @.
Kramer, Jules Dreyfus, A. Daigre
Gus. II. We'll, j. G. Arnandez, Sam
We'll, Beverly Campbell, John A.
Gebert, Jos. WE'LL, M. F. Smith and
others.
Latest artistic photos made at
Martins Studio by Won der Heiden.
Who would have thought the
building of the Panama Canal would
be of direct benefit to our City, yet it
is the fact The 0. J. Trainor's Son
sash, door and blind factory, one of
our pioneer manufactures, have Sc.
cured all order for Three Thousand
blinds to be shipped to Panama, to
fill which the factory is running day
and night.
Mrs. M. Blanc will display on
Monday next, the latest ideas in
fall and winter millinery and cor
daily invite all to call and see.
Saturday night last the Parish
Board of Health, DIR. w. j. Emmer
chairman, raised the quarantine
against our City, and as soon as the
news spread large number of our
people from the country were in town
transacting business with their favor
lite merchants and thus ended the yell
11.., fo~,ov a,1;u1la 1OOS
THREE MOVES ARE AS BAD AS A FIRE.
You can expect to move when
you live in a rented house.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
We direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of Messrs.
Mistrot Bros. & Co., of which that
experienced dry goodsman, Mr.. Jules
r. Blanchet is the courteous manager
which appears on our first page. Now
that fall is here and winter approach
ing it would be we'll to inspect their
large and varied stock for bargains.
Fall stock of Shades is complete
at r. s. Mcmahon.
Last week, on Thursday night,
the home of DIR. I. T. Rand on st.
Peter street was entered by burglars.
who carried off the Doctors gold
watch and chain and small amount
of money. No clue was given where
by the Police could trace the burglars.
Mrs. M. Blanc will display on
Monday next, the latest ideas in
fall and winter millinery and cor
daily invite all to call and see.
The Iberia Cypress Co., Mr.. Geo.
W. Dallas, manager, is renowned for
its excellence of work in all lines, es-
pecially inside finishings. We notice
q large order for inside work Of q fine
residence on st. Charles Avenue,
New Orleans. Thus showing that the
Company can compete with metro
politon concerns, and take the honors
and orders.
A 6ne line of galvanized screen
wire cloth at Erath Hardware Co.
The remnant of the rice crop il
being harvested and shipped. We see
wagons and carts constantly passing
on our Main street loaded with rough
rice for the New iberia Rice Mill.
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