New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-05-13

I VI al pun SUMS 1l'hl 'pllN III ''''
ton and enjoyed the esteem of
all who knew him. Deceased
leaves a widow and SIX children
to mourn his loss. lie was buried
from the Catholic Church on Sun
day evening last, the members of
the Knights Of Columbus Of this
City being present in a body, he
being a member of the Council Of
.Jeanerptte a number of whom
also came up TO attend the serv-
ices. His widow and childrer
have the sympathy of the com
munity.
THERE IS ABOUT AS MUCH
REASON in man paying
money for rent as for his paying
money for gold bricks :"
That same rent money would
soon pay for the home he now
rents or one built to his ideas
Of his own while paying for it
with his rent money by our
plan.-IBERIA BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
The handsome steamer &. w.
Owens came in last Thursday
night from New Orleans filled to
overlooking with goods for the
merchants Of New iberia and vi
entity. If this boat line receives
the same support from the towns
along the Teche as is given them
by our business men. there should
be no cause for complaint on the
part of the steamboat owners. Mr.
Jos. We'll, their energetic local
agent is much pleased with the
patronage given the boat line.
Mrs. DR.. H. A. King. whom
had come in contact with a sick
COW on her premises last Tuesday
and which developed on Wednes-
day into case of hydrophobia left
for New Orleans on Thursday to
consult a specialist. The cow had
been sick for several days, but
nothing was thought Of the matter
until DR.. Goodwin, the veterinar.
ian pronounced it genuine hydro
phobia and ordered the animal
destroyed at once. Wishing to
take all the necessary precautions,
Mrs. King decided to put herself
in the hands Of specialists. The
report that other stock on the
place Of Dr. King had also become
afflicted and had to be destroyed
is false.
Use fuckers Group Syrup for
the baby at Taylor's Drug Store.
There is on exhibition at the
seed store Of Mr.. f. J. Carstens
beautiful specimen of onions
grown by Joe Nat, colored man
on the place of Messrs. Renoudet
e. Schwing. near Little Fausse
Pointe. The onions are Of the
Creole variety. very large and
well shaped. This man planted
25c worth of seed and obtained on
ions that Melted him the sum Of
$4,000. the seed being grown in
this Parish. This is convincing
proof of what can be done with the
soils of this Parish and how easily
money can be made in truck when
given the proper attention.
Bertrand Lusnbsr Co. Lad. for
cypress and pine. Phone 12S.
Several eases of Charlton de-
veloped on one of the places near
Patoutville of M. A. Patout & Son
last week. From what we were
informed they lost three head of
fine cattle. but took the necessary
precaution to prevent their plan
tation mules from becoming in
fected with the fatal disease. DR..
J. Arthur Goodwin. veterinarian
was Immediately called to the
sc enc and inoculated all the stock
owned by these planters, which
will insure them from further
loss. Messrs. M. A. Patont & Son
are to be commended for their
efforts in preventing the surround
ing country from becoming in
fected with this disease among
live stock by adopting stringent
methods to eradicate the disease.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c.
Buy q bottle.
The opportunity has present
ed itself for model road along
the canal from this City. leading
to Lydia. P. O.. PEBBLES planta-
lion and other settlements in that
vicinity if only the Police Jury
could see their way clear to stand
The expense of grading the dirt
thrown along the banks Of the
canal by the dredge boat. This
would not only be great conven-
ence for hose living in that
but will make an
deal drive way and popularizc
hat section south of New Iberia