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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12
Vincent Jennaro Met Tragic Death Last
Friday Night.

life IN performing his duty, be-
ing crushed to the ground by the
heavy smoke stack falling upon
him, breaking both limbs and dis
locating his neck. The unfort-
unate young man was then picked
up and brought to DR.. Shaw 3 Of
flee for attention, living only u
few minutes after the horrible
occurrence, spreading consterna-
ton among the thousands who
crowded around the Estorge build
ing to learn whether there were
any hope for his recovery. The
remains were then carefully
dressed and taken to the home
of his devoted relatives when hun
drcds called to express their deep
sympathy TO the distressed fam
lily.
The following evening at two
0 o'clock the funeral was taken in
charge by the members OF iberia
Fire Company Of which he was a
mVmber and escorted to the Cath
Ollie church where the funeral ser
vices were held in the presence of
a large number of sympa-
tbetic friends and acquaintance
and the remains Inferred in st.
Peters cemetery. The family
have the deep sympathy of the
entire community in the loss Of
their son and brother Deceased
leaves to mourn his demise be-
sides his parents, three brothers,
Messrs. Louis, Joseph, Nucile and
two sisters. Miss Josephine and
Mrs Sam r. Carlo, now a resi-
dent Of Opelorsas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12
SUCCESSION S4LE
SUCc ESS1ON OF ADELAIDE DAVID
DECEASED WIFE OF WALTER
pbEREY.

10Th Judicial District Comt of Louisiana,
Pa,sh of lb,,is
by virtue Of com mission issued unto me, the
undersigned Administrator, out OF The above tad
Court. under an order granted on the llj ,ay Of
October 1914, there will he sold by the ondersi n.
ed administrator or duly authorized Public Auc-
ticneef, FOX CASH, for rho purpose ofrssli,irs
funds pay debts OF the above said slecesaon) 1t
Public Auction, to the last and highest bidder, q,
SATURDAY THE ibTu DAY OF NOV
EMBEk ioii.
between legal sale hours, at the Parish tourt
House Door in the City of New lbstl, the prop
efty belonging to the above said succession, and
dessr,bed AZ foil W, to wits
A certain lot Of ptoa,d With oil the hn'ldinss
aud Improvements thereon and ppuftesa ees
thereof situated on 'foyidene att,et IL the City
Of New iberia, Parish Of Iberia State Of Lousianp
and measuring ier,yt 4o) ieet from, On said Prove
d,nee Street by depth Of Que huud'ed snitwsnty
five (hs) feet and bounded Norh ny Providence
Street. South BY Mob ey & stafford, Ewt by
Roehon, and west by fe rey
WALTER PETRY,
Administrator.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12
H0WOiOydfiOn Notice.

SUCCESSION OF BRIGETrE DECutR e,
ais AN CODfFROY iEt uiR et ais
No is44
18th Judicial District Court, tate of ouis,an
fatgh { 81 ,t,
where's. bar T. !, vt . t,siy,nt ~ III,
fn7sh ct 'es''-. ana hv,.y appointed b, tn,
Court to effect PARTITION in the above numbered
and ent',led cause, has ,,l, n.u, Hon Go It.
his act OF Partition str i-bl,a1 II pts,,bu,i,p in
suit, together with h.. p.,,t,o, p,oisg th., the
sane be hem legs,, sd p, toed
Notice Is therefore hereby given to Al whom Il
nay or doth concern to show cause, II an, thry
have, within ten days from the if,st ,ub,,, stiun
hereof, why II. rtayer Of p'i',onet should not be
granted
Witness he Hon nae SIMON of our said
Cou't this oIH Day =, o.to,,, A Il. tqt1
MAuMUS,
Dry. Gu :. e., Cyutt. Iberia Pat,sh
=. /. Deahorsssye, Atty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12
IA For Growing Rice

from present cite - "hsysocs
property Oasls - fsss 6asss 1sfss swss
property formerly owned ~ Faaries rice VA
By Aoost 70 apsnes
~ rsmaind In pastars, Canal Tor supply Of
~ and permit granted iniormaton b obtained
I'll I510REW : fosnd ! Ke stone Lock
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12

When you have q bad cold you
want the best medicine obtain
able so az to cure II with AZ little
delay as possible. Here il a
druggist q opinion. II have sold
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy for
fifteen years." says Enos Lollar
Of Saratoga, Ind, "and consider
it the best on the market. - For
sale by all dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12

j. W. Copeland, Of Dayton, O.,
purchased bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for his boy
who had a cold, and before the
bottle was all used the boy $
cold was gone. Is that not better
than to pay a i've dollar doctor
billi For sale by oil dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12
svAvG MENV

of the Ownership, Management. Etc. of the
NEW IBERIA ENTERPRISE
published weekly at New lberis In, as required
by Act or Congress Aug. lith. 1919
Editor, Managing Editor Business Manager
and owner, N. W FtspsR
sworn to aud subscribed before the this I At day
OF October, ipl2 y, " BAuNAs,
Notary Public.
My Commission expires Dee iply
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12
$780, 7=-a4a aHi -l-'-a---
SHERIFF SALE.
GtSrAVf rEsSpN
w.
ANTHONY N MULLER.
state Of Louisiana Parish of iberia lpth
judicial District Court


Notice IA hereby piven that hv virtue uf m NJ.
det Of seizure aud sale, issued out uf the above
Hon Court IN the above rntitled aud numbered
cause and 80 me ,lirrptrd. I, Nputge Henderson.
sheriff, through Frank i, M,sthNcr. Deputy
sheriff, have seized mud viii nfl,r for Shln at
Publ Auction ~ the last aud highest bidder.
FOR CASH NJ the Court iiuuse ~ New theriR,
la between legal sate hours on
SATURDAY. NOVtMBtR tGth iply
the following described properly, tu.wIt.
\ rrt ton lot nf around with ~ hniliIrg7 and
i'm pr"Vcmputs thereon nnn thereto htlnngtg,
situated IN the CIV OF Nrs Iherit ~tht" 1T
tnpis fHna hrrint fruu, 80 the Wet 81 le ~ 81,
fvt,r street 10y depth between pa, niiel linee Of
- feet bounded North ~ above Nv property Of
Mts oliver Buuttr South nr below by property
nf \ Norman ~ assigns East by - Peter st.
and West by Railroad
10 ny md satisfy the sun ot Three huudtrd
nnd seventy five dullars With per ecut interest
per nni,um from jUm 1oth lpi2 until paid bnd
all costs Of those proceedings
GIVEN nitirsly this 18th dHv uf oct A u ipl2
uLORGE ltENbEltSpS, sheriff,
Per Y. ! Mustayet, ny Nheii n.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12

Mr.. hobeTt "ou."", VI 'he
Moss Pharmacy of Lafayette Wis
;,ed in the City Sunday.
Mr.. Reubin II. Brown of Jean.
.,o,tc wac a business visitor in
Now iberia last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs A G. Stansbury
are the proud possessors of a
houncing boy baby, which ar
r;ved at their home last Sunday
morning.
Porn 10 Mrs. Leon J. Minvielle,
sweet girl baby yesterday
morning. Mother and child do.
ing well.
Miss Neiiie Current Of South
Dakota. niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Gebert of East End. ar.
riyad in New iberia yesterday to
be The guest Of relatives FOR n
few weeks.
Five shares Of Citizens Bank
s.ock for sale. Apply this Office.
DR.. G. J. Edwards Of Abbeville
was a pleasant visitor in New 1be-
ria last Thursday EN- route from
Kew Orleans.
Mr.. Sol Levy Of New Orleans,
Daughter of Mrs. Jacob Davis is
chatting In New iberia for a few
daya.
ion. Robert +. Broussard has
been IN New Iberia since Tues.
DIV, the guest Of his brother Ed
win. Mr.. Broussard has recently
retrrned from French Lick
Springs where he and Mrs. Brous
sard spent a few weeks.
Mrs. Willie u. Burke was called
10 the City Of New Orleans this
week 70 attend the funeral of an
aunt who died suddenly in that
City.
Wimow glass cut TO any size
wAnsed.--3crtrNnd Lumber Co.
I'VE had a pleasant call last
Monday from Sergeant John
Walsh Of the U. =. Army who is
walking on n wager Of 10000 the
srire round trip from New
York 10 California within 200
dayn Ile was then on his way
~ to California and has only
Nov. 18th to make thc task.
Start IN to-day for an Xmas
present. Call and see the Eckart
jewelFy 4 Mfg. Co. and learn how
enSy Il can be done.
The friends Of Mr.. Cyrus
nDusssrd were pleased ITO learn
thak he has gone into business on
Ma own account In the town of
8sf0itk, st. Mary Parish, having
bcuG1 out the established drug
bulnln Of the II. l.. Young Co.
M plsdict success for the young
teollkuon.
WAKING OF MoNHY. Why
~ ~ ysur surplus cash - or
elo6a h y SAFE available and
taru (pfsst.
Ibeeh Building Asa.
y local advocates Of the
Natloeal Progressive Party OF
% Civ have announced a big
NJ neeting In the Pastime
IAeotte next Sunday evening at
~ otloek. Hon. John M. Park
n New Orleans, one Of the
eovoll electors and strong sup.
nIte1 n Theodore Roosevelt IL
make m address, to-
IA a few others. The
aeetln onises TO be well at.
or ! eoes 666 will break a~ ;.
3 ct Qlllls & Fever; and IL
zen thcn = y tonic the Fever
not l1tnM Price 25c.
NJ, ~ Mrs. Sytvanus Gall
penkn Lake had the sad mia.
seneto 4 losing by death last
rs l2:45 p. M, their
llorence Virginia, aged
>el ~ funeral services
M rom the Methodist
enurch on Wednesday
y 80 o'clock, Rev.
:. stating. The family
n nrtfelt sympathy Of
and acquaintance in
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12

When the child has bowe
tron'ble, YOU can relieve II II.
stantly BY a dose Of BRODIE' S
CORDIAL. At druggists, Soc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12
SuoCe ss,Un Sat"
SUCCESSloN Df MARY LEWIS
AND CARLOS EWiS. BOTH
bEt EASEb

lDtb Judi iel District Cont. State of
bouisisna. Parish OF Iberia,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12

Most disease comes from germs.
Kill the germs and you kill dis
ease. Conkey's Nox-i.cide mixed
with water and kills the germs.
For Poultrymen. Stockmen and
Housekeepers. 0aaamnted by De.
Blanc 3 Landry.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-12

ey paid for a
home gives you
a better houss
to live In and
something to
live for.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25
To Divide County

In the last twenty years we
have had a great amount Of
trouble in regard to the roads Of
jefferson county and we will have
a great deal more in the next
twenty, or even ten if some
changes are not made soon.
We have had the mountain
roads to build and maintain on
one hand, and the valley roads
likewise on the other. With the
two different roads to care for.
also the general business of the
county to attend to, it really is
too much for one,board of county
commissioners to attend to prop
erly.
| would suggest as a remedy
for the situation, the division Of
jefferson county so ais to have
the cities Of Golden and Morri-
son and the mountains set off in
a county by themselves, and the
valleys west of the eastern county
line and extending westward to
the foothills in another county.
At the present rate of subdivi-
sion of the large farms we will
have within five years double the
amount of roads in the valley
that we have today, and we will
have very few if any more, in
the mountains. Then will the
mountain people want to be taxed
extra to build roads that they
will never have any use for?
There is at present a jealou sy
between the two largest towns
in Jefferson county that will grow
more rapidly from year to year
unless the county is divided. This
is not matter for people to act
too quickly upon but it is my be-
lief that it would be a very
good move.
The people in the eastern part
of this county are not going to
plow along in the same old rut
much longer. They will open
their eyes and say that it is not
just for the minority to rule a
majority, and they will take
some course to stop it-which will
be the division of the county,
sure.
would like very much to hear
from someone in the eastern part
of the county on this matter. l
am for good roads and more of
them. d. f. Moon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25
W. e. T. U. NOTES
By c. w. G.

In reference to the petition
sent to Washington for passage Of
the Sheppard bill, Sena-
tor Guggenheim replied that he
was pleased to know our wishes
and that he would give the Shep-
pard bill his most careful and
earnest consideration when it
comes before the senate for action
Representative Rucker replied to
our corresponding Secretary,
Mrs. Swanson, in the same cour-
teous manner.
Strange how many good things
come from Grand Junction. The
information Bureau used during
the temperance campaign to
assist women voters with such
good results, has been madeperm-
anent. Women's sphere is the
home. Mans first concern should
be his home. Every young man
should keep himself pure that he
may worthily act his part in the
land Of happy-homes. But be-
cause there are so many surround
ings and out side conditions
which vitality effect the home
both man and woman need to use
their faculties to solve the home
problems. The ballot is simply
a weapon of home defense and
in that capacity, woman should
know how to use it just as she
needs to know how to operate
sewing-machine or a carpet
sweeper This aspect of the
question of suffrage simplifies
what otherwise often seems an
intricate and perplexing problem.
The Kansas City Star speaks
a good word for the effective
workings Of the Kansas prohibit
tion law when it says that a
campaign to close the public
schools would be almost as pop
ular in Kansas as one to reopen
it's saloons. s."
The Massachusetts, No-License
League has been gathering fig
ures in regard to the attendance
of high school pupils in license
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25

ding it must be the wage earners
though all along they have receiv-
ed no penny of the advantage
from such protection.
One might be tempted to call
this mill owner a liar and thief,
a sturdy beggar and a selfish
rogue, but we must not be too
severe with individuals. Let us
realize that good (?) men are en-
titled to tax their neighbors by
grace of legislation obtained at
the hands of the political party
they have helped to keep in power
through large contributions. We
must be considerate also of the
wage earners, whose fortunes
are in the hands of such mill
owners. Easy enough it may be
for them topermit themselves to
be terrified into the belief that
their very existence depends upon
its continuance. But how can
any man not directly engaged in
a protected industry, as owner
or worker being aware of such
facts, as those cited above, con-
tinue to advocate protection?
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25
A Little Nonsense

Seated at a hotel dining table
a preacher, whose duties require
him to travel quite a bit, and be-
ing fond Of tabasco sauce and
not being able to find the genuine
article served at most hotels, he
always carried bottle of stuff
along with him. Presently a
travelling man came in, and asked
for the bottle, and thinking it of
the weakness Of ketchup, helped
himself very literally. The first
mouthful created a scene in the
dining room. The drummer cough
ed, swallowed down a glass of wa
ter, ordered more, and finally
when his agitation had subsided a
little, and the preacher explained
that the sauce was his own priv
ate property, the salesman asked
what was his line. "Pm a min
ister," was the reply. well, "
said the travelling man, I've
heard many preacher tell about
hellfire, but you're the first one |
ever saw that carried around the
the samples. "-Ex.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25
Winter Sports Carnival.

On February 10, II and IL,
Sulphur Spring will hold it's
great winter carnival, which will
outclass anything of it's kind
ever held in Northwestern Col
orado. A splendid program con-
sisting of ski jumping and rae
ing, sled coasting, racing, etc,
has been arranged for and a royal
good time is expected.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25
ARMADA COLORADO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25 1912

here in the presence of about
seventy guests, including the fol-
lowing to-wit:Two mules II head
of cattle. Rev. Jackson tied the
nuptial knot, averaging 1850 ID.
to the hoof. The bride was
tastefully decorated in one clam
spade, one sulky rake, one feed
grinder, one set of douple har-
ness, nearly new; just before the
ceremony was pronounced Mend
elsohn' inspiring wedding march
was softly rendered by one milch
COW, one jersey COW, to be fresh
next May, carrying a-bunch of
flowers in her hand and looking
charming in a gown made of
light spring wagon, box of apples,
six stacks Of hay, one grindstone
muslin de sole trimmed with 100
bushels of spuds.
The groom is well known and a
popular yong man and has always
stood well among society circles of
II Berkshire hogs, and the bride
is an accomplished school teacher
of a splendid drove of poland
chinas. Pedigree if desired.
Among those presents were two
sets Of silverware, one spring har-
row, one wheel barrow, one 60
cart and other. articles too numer-
Gus to mention. The bridal couple
left yesterday for an extended
trip. Terms, II months time to
responsible parties, others spot
cash, lunch will be served in the
stable. After this Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will go to housekeeping in
a cozy little home on the corner of
Mill and DR.. r. l.. Grandby, auc-
tioneer. - Elk.
If you want to get what you
want, and want value received
for what you pay for, in fruit,
shade and ornamental trees,
hardy, hybrid and climbing roses,
Towering shrubs, small fruit
plants andIherbaceous perennials
get them Of the Broadview Nurs-
cry. Fred II. Hunt, proprietor,
Address Lock Box 276, Arvada,
Colo. Phone Arvada 1902 Nurs-
cry three and one-half miles
northwest of Arvada. Catalog
free for the asking. Nursery
grown strawberry plants a spec
ialty.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25
! Change the Railroads Colorado t Arvada
We Don't Expect to Get the Tramway to Gi Us Five
Cent Fare Unless the Entire Community aids in the Fiqht

and no-license places. Five years
ago it was found that license
towns were 25 per cent behind
the no-license cities and towns,
according to population. During
the investigation of 1910 the at
tendance has fallen off still more
rapidly in license cities making
a difference of 81 per cent,
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25
Farmer Politics
BY H. w. M.

Why should private interests
receive gifts from the public
treasurer to carry on their own
business? When the farmers
wanted government aid in their
business what a great hue and
cry went up against it. But
now "Stand-pat" President Taft
has called on the farmers to help
him give government aid to ship
owners in the name of the flag.
The flag has been used to hide
enough dirt in the past thirty
years, but the ship subsidy is
perhaps the dirtiest dirt of all.
When a set of men march toward
the public treasury carrying an
American flag and singing my
Country it's of thee," it is dol
lars to doughnuts" that they are
after Something for nothing"
for themselves. Is it so impor-
tant that sea going vessels should
be American vessels? Is it so
very important that we must have
the government pay a subsidy to
the owners of these vessels suffi-
cient to cover their losses? Then
let the government build and
navigate it's own vessels. What
the government pays for, the
government ought to control and
manage. Why should the gov
ernment pay for keeping up
private property?
A New England mill owner
and administrator fellinto convcr-
sation with his neighbor recently
on the subject of tariff reduction.
The mill owner declared that if
any part Of the EXTREMITY high
protection enjoyed by his mills
were reduced, wages would be
cut. But the neighbor by few
questions found that the mills
were paying considerably above
Is per cent on their capital, and
that the capital had been expand
ed 16 fold by the simple devices
of issuing to stockholders new
stock in lieu of surplus divi-
dends-so great for many years
had been the profits under high
protection, and a wage scale never
higher than the condition of the
labor market forced the mills to
pay. In other words this mill
owner felt that he and his fel-
low stockholders were entitled to
huge dividends upon stock chiefly
representing accumulated profits,
and that if any one must suffer
from the loss of government cod
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-25

An editor, who was full of hard
cider got a sale bill and mar
riage mixed. The description
ran as follows: William Smith
the eldest son, Of Mr.. and Mr.. Jo-
siah Smith, was disposed of at
public auction to Miss Lucy Ader-
son, on my farm one mile east Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17
Tells Consunaptives
How He Got We'll

tuberculosis is said to be durable by sim
ply living in the open air and taking an
abundance of fresh eggs and milk. Tn
doubleday some persons benefited in
this way but an effective remedy FOR Con-
sumption is Eckman's Alternative. DO all
YOU possibly TO add to strength and
Increase weight Eat wholesome. nourish-
ing food. Breathe the cleanest and purest
air and add the tonic and beneficial effects
of Eckmans Alternative. Read what it did
In this
600 West street, Wilmington. Del.
Gentlemen: In January, 1903. l was taken
with hemorrhagcs of the lungs. My physi-
clan. one of the leading practitioners said
that 1t was lung trouble My employer
Ulppincott & Co.. Department store, 300 to
3li MaN<et Street, Wilmington Del.). rec
commended Eckman's Alternative and I be-
gan taking IL al once. This was about june
1905. continued faithfully, using no other
remedy, aud ] now have trouble with
my lungs. hrmy believe Eckmans Altera-
tive saved my life.
II regard my recovery as being miracu-
lous.''
tslgned ArldaviD JAS. souIREs.
Eckman's Alternative is effective In Rron-
chitis. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
Troubles and in upbuilding the system
Does not contain poisons opiates or habit
forming drugs. For sale by Owens G. Minor
Drug Co.. and other leading drpggists Ask
for booklet telling OF rccovcriss and write
to Eckman's Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa,
for additional evidence.