New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-04-05
We have been requested by


" have to be abandoned.
plies Cured in f TO IA Days
vour druggist will refund money II PAU
OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF ien"s'
Mind Bleeding or Protrudng Piles IN 10 ~ oaSs'
The e 80 apf''ir"-'or 'ives Ease anu rest w.
Upward Of eighteen cars OF
sand and TiOga gravel arrived Iii
New Iberia last Thursday to be
used in the construction OF the
Model Road being built from the
City limits to the Post once.
This week a great deal OF head
way was made by the contractors,
the work being virtually cOmplet-
ed up to the Office of the Gebert
Shmgle Company. Had it not
been for the heavy shower OF
Yesterday that visited New Iberia
the work would in all probabll-
itv have been finished up to
Lee Street. 1t is hoped that no
further obstacles will occur to re
tard progress on the work until
the entire distance has been land
with the Gravel. Once the road
is completed we feel satisfied all
of the property holders who Will
pay for the Improvement Will pc
more than pleased with the street.
oors .,oc .ocz our, suus oVl ~ sIpsH pun u!sd
| ssAsu.I n no StIgaH o1dosluV s.is@lod
| III sIqpII9I pro 'InJI'puoN aV} Al P'in' $40
| .su,pue,s suol SOU 10 Iallsu on 'sosso @sioM 'pL
ann ,,uoM so;psu.sY Isql0 'ssIoS p'0 Sang
We have for many years
urged our farmers to engage III
stock raising, even though 1t be
ON small scale, which would
prove of great profit to them
while engaged in the occupation
of farming. Good corn fed cat
tie and a better grade of horse
flesh is not only always saleable
but very profitable when taken
into consideration the difference
in high grade stock. This week
Mr.. Joseph Davis, the East Enc
butcher purchased a steer IRON
the Oasis Plantation that weighed
1880 pounds on the hOOf ant
brought it's owner the handsome
sum of $54.4O net. If our owl
farmers were to engage IN stocl
: raising On a small scale with oil
versification of their crops how
much better off financially thu
section of the State would be
come in a few years.
A very sad accident befe
Mr. Homer Blanchard, Sr., a cltl
; zen anGy farmer of the LOreauvlll
,, section of this Parish last Tues
dav morning at about s o'clock
which cost him his life. 1t seem
the old gentleman who was abou
81 years Of age and exceedlngl
i deaf was walking on the railroa
: track at a place known as Brou'
sard' s switch when the Motor ca
6 of the New Iberia & Norther
h Railroad made its appearance IAN
a ran over him, killing him instan
y w. Deceased leaves to mourn n
demise nine children, five sol
:, and four daughters and numbt
a of grandchildren. He original II
i came from Terrebonne Paris
q where he also has number
h relatives. The funeral was hel
q at Loreauville the following da
h in the presence of hundreds
! sympathetic friends.
'e so well pleased are the eli
D zens of Jeanerette with the Bith
5 letic street pavement BEN
v put down on the Main Street
is that hustling little city under t
N direction of Mayor DurOche
h that he is now evolving a plan
e. pave the Street that leads fro
Main TO the Southern Pacific q
- pot. This is commendat
- movement and according to t
:. Coast Herald, the entire cost W
= be borne by the City without
y levec of special taxes. Broth
- Watts is strongly urging the a
~ thorities to carry out the pla
- as proposed by the Mayor and c
w long .Jeanerette will rank as t
u prettiest and most thriving
= this section of the State. |
:" the good work continue becar
- we feel convinced some day @
-: !. own City will shake the d'
~ from its heels and do some p:
- ing that will also be permanen
Last Thursday evening
officers-elect of the Elk Lodge
III this City were installed into
ev flee I'M the presence OF a lal
number Of the enthusiastic me
beers. After the installation ce
" monies were concluded a sun
,'' tuous spread was served TIN
:" present which was highly enjoy
la The Elks Lodge of this City is
~, ~, of the strongest in the State,
az excepting the New Orleans Lod
!, We anticipate under the gu
ne ance of the newly-elected Ex'
.r- ed Ruler, Thos. R. Morse,
OF same diligence will be exhibi
las as was the custom of the T
Exalted Ruler, Hon. Ventress
Smith to keep the Order in