New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-08

| u ne members OF the Protest
ant Cemetery Association are re-
Iquestcd to attend a meeting Of the
Association next Monday evening
ut the office Of McsSrS. Murray &
Smith, west Main Street at four
. clock for the transaction OF i'm
portant business
| "A proclamation has been is
sued by't~ycrnor Sanders, setting
the date for a special election il
the Sth ward, (Jeaneiette) on Nov
ember 9Th for the selection Of IA
new Police Juror to FIJI the vac
ancy caused by the death Of Hon.
James l.. ScheXnaydcr.
Your complexion as well as
your temper is rendered miserable
by a disordered liver BY taking
Chamberlain 3 Stomach and Liver
Tablets you can improve both.
Sold by all dealers.
The Ladies AID Of the NJ. +.
Church (South) will have their
Annual Bazaar on Thanksgiving
Day, November oath, Thursday,
when various articles, both useful
and ornamental will be offered tor
sale. Also refreshments will be
served The generous pubic are
requested to bear in m nd the
dahe and give that hearty support
us heretofore.
Work was began by Contrac-
tor j. w. Taylor '9n the c1nstruc-
ton Of the three buildings of Mr..
Leopold Levy, recently destroyed
by FIRE. These store buildings, 50
we understand, when completed
will be even handsomer than for
merly. The same occupants will
occupy the stores and in the next
eight weeks the contractor expects
to have everything ready for them.
WONDER WHY!!!
those new waists are selling SO
fast at King Bros.
Another beautiful res dencc
will soon grace the lower limits
of New iberia as plans ace already
made for the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andre VOORHEES, and work will
soon begin. The dwelling will be
two and half stories high Of the
style, entirely different
from anything in this City, Fitted
up with steam heat and all other
modern conveniences,
The contract being awarded
to Mr.. Jerry w. Taylor for the
erection of the Masonic home, cor.
Of Main and Julia Streets. work
Will begin in the next ten days
and the large three-story home OF
this fraternal institution will soon
grace this old eye sore. Three
arge stores will be on the first
ioor for rental purposes, the
md floor to be handsome Offices,
suitable for physicaatls, lawyers
and others requiring small bust
less offices. The top floor to be
used exclusively by the Masons
or their own purposes.
The Enterprise wants an active
correspondent at every postoffice
n iberia and will pay for same.
Col. w. II. Brigham of this
Parish attended the Confederate
Veterans Reunion at Opelousas
asst week and reports the session
n that city one of the most
,uccessful ever held in Louisiana
he attendance being very large.
)pelousas again done ITSELF proud
n extending open-hearted hospi-
aity to the old soldiers of the
Jonfederacy that are daily grow
ng less, but whose memory will
lever be forgotten by the children
nd grandchildren of these worthy
Id defenders Of the Southern
auSe.
$50 acres choice farm property
or sale two miles from New Ibe-
il. Will subdivide in 80 acr
racts. Address, Box 528.
The remains of the venerable
Ir. II. G. Childs, who succumbed 7
0 an attack of paralysis at his !
ONE on Shadyside plantation, st.
larry Parish last Monday, was in |
erred in the Protestant Cemetery !
a this City, last Tuesday, the |
urial rites being held in the q
Episcopal Church, Rev. Diggs. pre- I
idhng. Mr.. Childs had many '
riends in this Parish. being for 7
lany years engaged in the sugar !
efining business near Loreauville. !
deceased was father of Mrs 9
ohm DeValcWrt of this City, and
,aves a widow and seeeraI other c
hildren to mourn his demise. I
EVERAL REASONS! .
why We are doing the business.
We have the goods and at right
priepS Kline Rroc