New Iberia enterprise., April 06, 1901, Image 3

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PUPUY A PUPRE. GENFP ai fire INSURANCE. We
are up-to-date on Fire lnsurance--Best Companies, Lowest Rates. Losses paid Cash without Discount.
local news.
—The City Engineer, Capt. T
W. Nicol, arrived in town last
Tuesday night to witness the
tests of the waterworks and electric
light plaut, preparatory to their
final acceptance by the city. All of
the machines are being thoroughly
tested by experts and in a few dav*
more it is expected that the works
will be ready for formal delivery to
the city. The pipe li ne has been
subjected to two rigid tests, under
pressure of 100 to 117 pounds, and
only three minor leaks have thus
fni developed. The electrical ma
chinery develops the highest effl
cienej and the arc light service of
the city is highly satisfactory, even
though it has uot, yet had a fair
test, due to the bright moonlight
nights prevailing during the week.
on the
dollar
kok goods
as exhibited
at daigre's.
—We find the following interest
ing item in a telegraphic report from
Alexandria of date April 4th :
"Superintendent Allen submitted I
to the board a report showing the
receipts and disbursements of the
electric light and waterworks plant
for a period of fourteen months,
from Jan. 1,1900, to March 1,1901,
which was as follows: Total run
ning expenses, including fuel and
salary of employees, $11,693 11;
total improvements added to the
plant, $1299 G2; total, $12,992 73;
total receipts, $10,238 03 ; net earn
ings, $3245 30; net earnings, less
improvements made, $4545 92.'
This is an object lesson to New
Iberia that she must surely be anxi
ous to emulate. With a first-class
plant such as is about to be turned
over ty the city and the united co
operation of its people,there is every
renson to hope like successfnl re
sults may be soou attained.
save
your
coupons
they are
worth
26
Several Surreys, Phaetons, and
Buggies (1900 models), at, cost, at
McMahon's.
—We publish in this issue the
act of incorporation of the Teche
Construction Co., Ltd., at the head
of which is Congressman R. P.
Bronssard and Messrs. R. H. Down
man and J. E. Kerrigan. Its ob
jects and purposes are declared to
be, to do a general construction
business, dig canals, both drainage
and navigable, build levees and
highways, construct railroads,
plank roads, dredge streams, open
natural drains, improve harbors,
reclaim land from overflow, etc.
We may expect at au early date to
learn that this company has inau
gurated some work of great magni
lüde and importance and in keeping
with the broad scope of its por
poses.
Best lime, cement and Horn Is
land sand, at Erath's.
—The little son- of Mr. Homere
Daigre, aged 22 mouths, had
very narrow escape from a horrible
death a few days ago. The child
took from a drawer a bottle of car
bolic aoid and removing the cork,
placed the bottle to its lips, but
fortunately swallowed none of the
poisonous drag, though its mouth
was vary severely burnt.
fVMoss' Cafe has just received
for the jug and bottle trade a
few high-grade wines and liq
uors. See add on page two.
-^John H. Sparks' New Rail
road Shows and Trained Animal
Exposition will exhibit in New
Iberia onApril Tuesday «afternoon
and evening. Admission only 10
and 25 oents. This show is known
the world over as the largest, grand
est and best 25 cent show on the
road, with all new, startling, ori
ginal and up-to-date features. The
finest performing lions, wolves and
elephants on earth are to be seen
with Sparks' big one ring shows,
together with a troupe of highly
educated horses, ponies, males,
tegs, goats and monkeys, also a
fine acrobatic and gymnastic per
formance and six fanny downs.
(Bee Romeo, the largest lion in cap
tivity and Mary, the smallest baby
piephant ever on exhibition. See
oar grand free balloon ascension,
with a parachute jump. This is
given free to all from the show
ground at 1 and 7 p. m., rain or
shine.. Don't miss it. It alone is
worth going many miles to see and
it costs you nothing. Mr. Sparks
offers a handsome bedroom suite to
any eonple that will take a trip in
his bif bridal balloon and get mar
ried. IT«* is year ohaaoe for a
big novsl wedding and a handsome
present, and no danger of any acci
dent at all. There have been hun
dreds of snooessfnl marriages in this
big balloon and not a single acci
dsnt. Now is a chance of a life
time. Don't miss it. Dont miss
seeing the famous Wcrnta family
of acrobats, eight in number, four
ladies and four gentlemen.
Call for th» Spanish Hand made
Cigar at mom '—th« boat 5e eigar
in town.
—One of New Iberia'a old fond
marks, the Gankeodorf home, on
' Main street, ia being dia
aake room for the new
It will be
feraalej
—Congressman Bronssard has
had sent to him from the Agri
cultural Department a lot of cotton
seed of the Alabama variety known
as "Russell's Big Boll," which he
is distributing among the farmers.
It is recommended for planting in
rich well tilled npland soils where
there is a long warm season to ma
ture the crop. The plant grows
from two and one-half to five feet
high, well branched with stout
spreading branches, bearing an
unusually large boll, and has re
markable drought-resistant quali
ties. We are informed that Mr.
Oscar Darby has been experiment
ing with it with most gratifying
results, having obtained from it as
mnch as 3000 pounds of seed cot
ton to the acre. He has sold seed
from it at $4.00 per sack. It is
also reported that Mr. Edward Le
Blane has likewise had a similarly
favorable experience with it.
All employees of the New Iberia
Knitting Mill are notified to report
at the mill on Tnesday morning.
W. J. M agee , Supt.
—In making this city headquar
ters for the Morgan division of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, extend
ing from Algiers to Alexandria,
New Iberia receives recognition of
its importance by the Southern Pa
cific Company that is most gratify
ing. Mr. C. B. Ellis, division freight
and passenger agent, in charge of
the office, has arrived here with his
family, and has been around get
ting acquainted with the business
people of New Iberia. He is a
pleasant, unassuming, approachable
gentleman, with whom all having
business will find it agreeable to
treat. The opening of headquar
ters here and the installation of
Mr. Ellis was the occasion of
visit by Mr. Fay, general traffic
manager for the Southern Pacific
Mr. A. J. Richter of the literary
bnrean of the company at Houston
and Mr. J. L. Boyd, district pas
senger agent of Queen & Crescent
with headquarters at New Orleans
>*Moss' Cafe has just received
for the jug and bottle trade a
few high-grade wines and liq
uors. See add on page two.
—Mr. Allen H. Ortte, father of
Mr. Henry Ortte, died at his home
in New Orleans on Sunday last
aged 66 years. Mr. Ortte attended
his father's funeral and returned
home, accompanied by his mother
and sister, who will hereafter re
side with him.
J. W. WYCHE, Agent and Contractor,
Erie Engine Works, Engine» and Boilers ;
Van Winkle Cotton Gins, Oil Mill Ma
ehinerjr. Irens Irrigating and Drainage
Pumps. Headquarters at Leon Dreyfus'
Hardware Store.
—Work at the cotton factory has
reached that point now where the
beginning of operations is in sight
The knitting machines are in posi
tion, and the operatives have been
called in for practice work.
—Mrs. McMahon and her daugh
ter, Miss Mona, leave to-morrow
morning for Orlando, Fla., where
they have recently acquired prop
erty, and will in the future make
their home. They carry with them
the good wishes of a host of friends.
Call for the Spanish Hand-made
Cigar at Moss'—the best 5c cigar
in town.
—On Monday night last, a bold
entrance was effected into the Moss
Cafe by the breaking in of the plate
glass of the front door, in the glare
of the electric light. The robber
helped himself to $15.00 in cash
from the cash register and de
camped.
9r*Moss' Cafe has just received
for the iug and bottle trade a
few high-grade wines and liq
uors. See add on page two.
—Mr. Gustave Pesson has re
turned from Porto Rico where he
had thought of locating with his
family; but remembering the era
of carpet baggiam in Louisiana dur
ing the reeonatraetion period, he
was not anxious for another ta8te
of a similar experience. The Ameri
can occupation of the Island, he
declares, is followed by much the
conditions.
Agricultural implements of all
kinds at Erath's.
—Mr. Geo. M. Robertson sold a
few days ago to Mr. Romuald Ther
iot, for the aum of $2,500 a 50-acre
farm, three miles southwest of New
Iberia. Mr. Robertson has some
other very choiee property on his
list of real estate.
Cafe has just received
for the iug and bottle trade a
few high-grade wines and liq
uors. See add on page two.
—The Alma House is being
—The Alma House is being
painted and renovated by that ex
cellent painter, Mr. J. M. Perry,
who is giving further evidence of
his skill with the paint brash.
—Miss Alice Hinekley eame in
from Glenooe, on Thursday hut, to
visit New Iberia frienda, and ia the
gneat of the Rnsaell-Fitshogh home.
—Mr. Michel Copland, of the
Star Clothing House is making a
splendid display of spring goods
to which he invites the special at
tention of purchasers.
HFMoas' Oafs has just received
for the jug and bottle trade a
few high-grade winea and liq
uora. Sea aid on pme tan».
COMPARATIVE
STATEMENT
Off the Condition off the
Bank
of
New
State
Iberia,
At the Close of Business March 31st, '99, March 31st, 'OÜ, March 30th, *OI.
■C ONDENSED.» —
RESOURCES.
Marek 31, '99. March 31, 'H.
March 3«. '»I.
Jia 45 $107.820 28 $140.501 94
Loans and discounts $
Ileal estate, furniture and
fixtures 1,0*28 50 1,628 50 2,*278 50
('ash and due by Banks 19.475 *20 '28,725 82 27.081 23
Overdrafts S49 48 787 07
Bonds and Storks .. 780 75 1.73ÎJ 15 2,91ti 30
#99,197 90 $140,757 23 $17^.565 04
Capital
Undivided profits
Unpaid dividends.
Deposits .
l.IABIUTIF.'
March 31. '«•>.
$30.00U 00
7.560 au
March 31. 00
- 10.6 lo 00
March 30, 01.
* ,~>o ooooo
$99.197 90 $140'
We bet; to eall your attention to the above statement, which shows an inerease in the volume of business over
previous corresponding period.
The most liberal accommodations consistent with conservative banking extended fr» patrons.
Your business is earnestly solicited.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF
CITY OF NEW IBERIA.
PARISH OF IBERIA.
TECHE BUILDING & LOAN ASS'N.
NEW IRERTA COTTON MILL CO.
!.. P. PATOUT. Preside»
ALBERT ESTORGE. Vic
■I. P. SUBERI5IF.I.I.K
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—Messrs. A. G. Broussard, Felix
N. Mestayer and others have a pro
ject started for the constrnction of I
a narrow guage railroad from the
border of Lake Fausse Pointe across
the prairie a distance of three and
one-half miles, where they will con
nect with the Gousonlin tramway,
which extends six miles to bayou
Teche. This route will be used for
the tcansportation of products of
the swamp, such as telegraph and
telephone poles, cross ties, pieux
split shingles, charcoal, etc.
Horses clipped at Benthall &
Horner's horseshoeing and wheel
wright shop, Weeks street, near
Main.
—Mr. A. .T. Richter of the liter
ary bnrean of the Southern Pacific
Railroad at Houston, while in New
Iberia this week, worked up the
excursion to be run into New Or
leans to-morrow by his company
and indications are that a large
number will go from here. The
train starts out from Crowley, pass
ing New Iberia at 7:54 ; fare for
round trip, $1.90. The excursion
ists will be landed in New Orleans
at 12:10 P.M. and will be given
nine hours in the city.
f&°Moss' Cafe has just received
for the jug and bottle trade a
few high-grade wines and liq
uors. See add on page two.
— Mr. H. L. Lewman arrived
from Florida on Wednesday last to
witness the completion of the firm's
contract for the water and light
plant of the city. His health is
mnch improved, and he expects to
remain in the city for several days
after the acceptance of the works
—A light frost was noticeable on
the morning of the 3d.
Literature for young people
twenty-eight titles, just received at
Lawton ' s news stand. Paper covers,
5c ; handsomely bound copies, 25c.
—All lovers of fine music will
not fail to remember the grand ball
to be given at the City Hall, on
Wednesday evening next, by the
Pelican State Band. Snch an ex
cellent organization should be an
object of pride to any city and is
worthy the encouragement of its
people.
Residence for rent on Duperier
avenue, lately occupied by Mr. A
Conrad. Apply to J. B. Lawton.
—The Episcopal parsonage is re
ceiving a fresh coat of paint that
harmonizes with the mantle of green
now being pnt forth by mother
Nature.
—Money-to-loan will be offered
by the Iberia Building Association
on the 17th inst.
—Mr. A. S. Auld and family
will soon remove to New Iberia
from Breaux Bridge, where they
have been for several years.
—Mr. J. W. Bradbury prides
himself upon au excellent job of
painting lately done by him on the
old Laplene residence, upper Main
street.
It
You will waste time if you-try to eure
digestion or dy spep si a by starring your
lf. That only makes it worse when y on
do eat heartily. You always seed plenty
of good food property digested. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure is the remit of years of
scientific research for something that
would digest not only some elements of
food but every kind. And it is the one
remedy that will do it. Julius Koch.
V*
They are the Best
because they're better made than «then,
more «are bestowed on their every detail
—this with referent* to the
baby carriages we offer for the
tioa of the parent* of this city. Atygln
the maximum of e waftut to child mi
nnraa er mat h e r, the m ax imum sf ij mm«
try aad beauty at a minimum of cost. Kaay I
raaaiug, n o is e le s s .
S. S. MeMAHON.
I
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMEMTS.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The public school entertainment
to be given at the opera house, on j
Monday night, April 8th, promises
to be exceptionally good. The pro
gram will be a varied one, bring
iug before the audience nearly 300
pupils, each of the fourteen rooms
being represented. Among the
features will be the stately minuet,
by sixteen dainty pupils from Mrs.
Peale's room ; "Apple Blossoms,"
by six tots fromMissPollard's room ;
motion song by twenty pupils from
Miss Beer's room ; Eugene Field's
touching poem,"The Little Peach,"
will be rendered to music by twelve
of Miss Bradley's pupils ; and the
"Witches Dance" will be given by
nine pupils from Miss Richardson's
room ; twenty-four boys from Miss
Thorn's room will appear in "The
Shepherd'sDrill,"and"Little Shak
ing Quakers" is tobe pnt on by
Miss Sealy's pupils, Master Gil
bert Kahn having the solo part.
The laughable character song,
"Jolly Little Waiters," will be
rendered by twenty-five pupils from
the fifth and sixth grades, these
grades also furnishing the band of
wild Indians under Miss Corapton's
control ; the seventh grade girls
appear in a beantifnl Pantomime, ;
and forty-five pupils from the High :
School department present a pano- ;
ramie view of twenty centuries of j
history.
The address of welcome will be
delivered by Miss Annie Cooksley,
the ninth grade. The program will
be plentifully interspersed with
music, in which will appear Mrs
Dégénérés, Miss Beers, Miss Brad
ley, Cestia Lawton and others. A
number of historic tableaux have
been arranged, and everything
points to a successful rendition of a
very entertaining program. At the
prices of 25c and 10c, it is expected
that the opera house will be crowd
ed at an early honr. The enrtain
will rise at 7:30 sharp.
As previously announced, the ob
ject of these entertainments is to
supplement the incidental fee of
$1.00 per family, so as to make it
unnecessary to draft npon of the
common school fund in aid the
expenses incident to the operation
of the city schools, such as janitor,
fuel, purchase of ink, chalk, eras
ers, brooms, etc.
A handsome Krauich & Bach
piano has been loaned for the occa
sion by the Medine Music House of
New Orleans.
MOUNT CARMEL CONVENT.
This deservedly popular institu
tion of learning has likewise pre
pared a very select and entertaining
program for the afternoon of the 8th,
which will be rendered at the Con
vent hall beginning at 2 o'clock.
It is here presented in full :
1. "I Cut, Tell Why I Love You, but I
do," selection, Convent Orchestra.
2. "Address" Little Yvonne Arnandez.
3. Sweet Gerianums, ehorns, Juniors.
4. Three Brave Firemen, declamation,
Anna Blanchet.
5. Fond Little Kothen, song, Tots.
6. The Conqaered Banner, declamation,
Letioe Deeuir.
t. Just a Lock of Hair for Mother,
song, A. Blanebat, W. Patin.
8. The Dying Alchemist, declamation,
Annie Areber.
9. The Will and the Way, declamation,
Mari» Loste Gates.
10. A Yankee in Lore, declamation, Marie
Blanchet.
11. Jnanita, selection, Louise Fuselirr.
12. David's Lament, declamation, Alim
Voorhies.
13. Happy School Days, song, little
Yvonne Arnandez.
14. The Soldier's Cradle Hymn, deeiniun
tien, Yvonne Arnandez.
15. By The Alma River, deel.imafiim,
Bessie Bronssard.
16. The Qoeen of dwreoal Alley, song,
A. Blanchet. L. Deeuir.
17* A Little Girl's Lecture, declamation,
Little Oer» Seeara.
18. Pantonine (Arranged by Seniors)
N. Brnnaari, A. Araber, M. Blanchet, A.
Voorfcien, ¥. Soanthe, F. Krwder.
19. Little Med Biding Hood, declamation.
Little Lillian Vooffaies. .
L-tion,Eunice Lnwtlle.
51. Mammi . de clamati on. Mary Segnr*.
22. My Doll is Bigger' n Your Dolt, «out,
Ibta.
£tt^A^Catbolie Psalm, declamation, L.
M. M arry Little Children, song. Little
25. Let Me Take My CWkea Back Home,
COLLIS' S AGUE CUM. our.
Kidneys, works the Liver, tones i
Stomach and purifies the Rowels,
sale bv Julius Koch.
the
the
For
A party of British iron workers
are coming to the United States
to study American methods.
Spring coughs are specially dangerous
and unless cured at once, serious results
often follow. One Minute Cough Cure
acts like magic. It is not a common mix
ture but is a high grade remedy. .Julius
Koch.
Welding Compound
To tteld Iron, Cast Iron, Cast Steel,
etc. Sample package—i!f>c. lie
eipe, $1.00.
F. J. RICHARD, Delcambre, La.
NOTICE
New Iberia. La., March 22, 1901.
In accordance with Article VII of the
Charter, a meeting of the stockholders of
the New Iberia Kice Milling Co., Ltd,
will be held at the banking room of the
State Bank of New Iberia, 011 Tuesday,
April 9tli, 1901, at. the hour of 7 P. M., for
the purpose of amending the Charter and
to transact, any other business that might
bo presented. J. P. Sl'BKKBIELLE,
President.
Notice 10 Cipiöfl li Pop.
In conformity with resolution of the City
Council, all delinquent tax payers, are
hereby notified to pay their taxes before
the 1st day of April, otherwise property on
which taxes are due will then be advertised
for sale. W. L. DUPUY,
Collector.
SUCCESSjON SALE.
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT FLOYD,
Deceased.
[No. 945.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia, I9t,h
Judicial District Court.
By virtue of a commission issued unto
me out of the above Court, nndei an order
granted this 30th day of March, A. D.,
1901, I will proceed, at. the last residence
tho deceased, Robert Floyd, at Fansse
Pointe, Parish of Iberia, to sell, and will
sell, according to law, for the purpose of
pftying debts, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1901,
between legal sale hours, and FOR CASH, !
the following described property :
l Ladow cultivator.
5 sets of single and double trees.
4 sets of trace chains, liâmes, collars,
0 bridles.
2 old Avery plows.
1 old Avery plow.
1 John Deere plow.
1 dun Creole horse.
1 bay Creole mare.
1 old harrow.
ADRIEN GONSOULIN,
Administrator. (
B
UCKEYE MOWERS AND BINDER
M ACMTC WANTED IN ALL PARTS
AËBÉJJ1 OF LOUISIANA
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WM.
KOENIGÄCO.
120-122-124 8. 8th
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Just Received!
Embroideries, Laces, Ribbons, Towels. Nap
kins, Table Damask, Bed Spreads, White
and Colored Lawns, Pique, Checked and
Striped, Ladies and Gents' Handkerchiefs.
ALSO CLOSING OUT BALANCE OF
Children's Low Quarters at 50c per pair.
E. J. CARSTENS.
JOHN A. FRENCH,
DEALER IN YUPQR m nLMl HIS W SINE M
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TÉÉW tM l ill . FREICI ST.
Alexis Voorhies,
NEW IBERIA, la
GENERAL AGENT FOR
A. Baldwin & Co.. Ltd.
Wholesale Hardware & Machin
ery of all Kinds.
Engines and Boilers
Steam Pumps Irrigation Pumps
Road Machines Saw Mills
Cotton Ginning Machinery
Grist Mills
Belting and Fittings
Sugar Mills and Evaporators
Challenge Wind Mills
Fire Proof Safes, Etc.
Write if you are in need of
HARDWARE AND MACHINERY.
I 4«'1 have with me at all times the services of a
I competent Engineer.
FIRST CALL
JHPHU SEED DICE
At $5.00 per barrel.
D. DELCAMBRE, Delcambre, La.
PUB LIC S ALE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF AUGUST ERATH.
Nineteenth Judicial District Court., in and
for the Parish of Iberia, State of La.
By virtue of an order from the Hon. 19th
Judicial District Court, of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of Iberia,
dated January 9th, 1901, issued for the
purpose of paying the debts of said estate,
and to me directed, I. Catherine Erath,
will as Administratrix of the estate of
August Erath, ofTer for sale and will sell to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House, in the town of New Iberia,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH, 1901,
the following described property, to-wit :
1st. One town lot situated in tho city of
New Iberia, Louisiana, on the corner of
Corinne and Second streets, having a front
on Second street of one hundred feet, by a
depth of one hundred and forty six feet,
besides tho banquette, bounded north by
lot of Alcide Jean Marie and of Joseph
Hugonin, south by said Second street, east
by said < 'orinne street and west by lot of
Mrs. Viator.
2d. :">() promissory notes, executed by
Victor Erath, for the sum of $200 each
dated April 2, 1900, payable monthly each
and every month from April 2, 1901, with
8', interest from date and secured by a
mortgage and vendor's privilege on the
New Iberia Ice & Bottling works.
:id. (12) shares of stock of one hundred
dollars each, of the Peoples National Bank
of New Iberia.
Iberia Parish, has applied to the Hon. the
19th Judicial District Court holding ses
s ' on a,,t ' f 01 ' Iberia Parish, La., to be
appointed administrator of the above en
titled succession.
4th. (1.19) shares of stock of the Erath
Hardware Co. Limited, of New Iberia, of
one hundred dollars each.
Terms—('ASH on the spot.
CATHERINE ERATH,
Administratrix.
New Iberia, La., March 15th, 1901.
Demand of Administration.
SUCCESSION OF LUCIEN OUBKE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia,
19th Judicial District, Court.
Whereas, Ozemo Oubre, a resident of
(
Notice is therefore hereby given to all
it may or doth concern to show cause, if
any they have, within ten days from the
first publication hereof why the prayer of
said petitioner should not be granted. Wit
ness, the Hon. T. Don Foster, Judge of
our said Court, this 15th day of March, A.
|D. 1901. A. J. MAUMUS,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that tlie
goods firm heretofore exisiing under th
firm name of Harry & Mailer, is this da;
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. S. i;
Harry becoming the successor of the dis
solved tum. S. (i. HAHRY,
N'ICH. Mt'I.LEK.
New Iberia, La., Feb. 9, 1901.
dr.
I )KFIfK
Hours :
T. & \ . •
a. p. voorhies,
dentist,
. Cl .EfiC ISrii .DIM; Ci 'STAIHs.
i A. M. to 11! M. 1:30 toli P. M.
Phone l Jo NEW IBERIA. LA.
THE HARDWARE EMPORIUM
-OF
Southwest Louisiana.
ERATH
Hardware Co., Ltd,
Rrick Building;, near Railroad
Depot.
New Iberia, La.
DEALER 1N T
HARDWARE,
Carriage Material, Tools of all
Descriptions, Stoves, (Juris,
Cutlery,
Avery Plows,
AND OTHER
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
ALSO
Jlouse Furnishing (iinuls.
Everything in the way of
Building Material,
»Such as Lime, Cement, Fire Brick
Etc., Etc.
STEAM FITTINGS,
Oas Pipes, Packing, Sewer Pipes
Free Delivery, at a reasonable distance of
all (Joods purchased.
SPECIAL
Fine Wines at
Moss'
Cafe...
KIKTKKN VARIF.T1KS OK
Garnet! & Co.'s High
Class Wines
PUT UP ONI. Y IN BOTTLES.
malaga
scuppernong
rhine
escapernong
port
madeira
blackberry
sherry
strawberry
raspberry
angelica
sacramento
muscatel
mish
catawba
Whole U nd , 60 c ; Usual Price, 75c & $1.
TRY THEM.
For Sale Cheap.
ONE LARGE PUMPING PLANT COM
plete, consisting of 24-in. Ivens Pump,
driven by rope drive and 20-in. x 24-in.
engine. Apply to
8. O. NUCKOLLS,
Segura, La.
GOLD MEDAL AWARDS.
PARIS -1889. CHICAGO
CENTENNIAL, CINCINNATI• 1888.
1893. PARIS • 1900.
OMAHA EXPOSITION - 1988.
XX
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Latest and Greatest VICTORY!
Tu Our Krienil» and the Pul>lic-r\Ye K re*t vmu with the uleaaing Information that the WUJTK
spWINU .MACHINK Inn met hiiflieat reoognltion at. the GREAT PA IIIS KXPOHITÏON In Uarla«
heen awarded the HOLD M KDAIn TV Hen you eonnider that at thia Kijxuition, the \VOKM> met In
eomiwtltion with nil that represent* latent propres » and imj>rfi*ement. the importance of (hi* award
to all navra tit xewintf maebinea will he appreciated.
Tlila verdlet of an Impartial .It^ry eompwted of EXI'KHTS of hinheat renown, on auch an orraaion
it conclusive ami retjuires no «upportinx argument*.
O. B. ORTTE,
SOLE MJ3IT It Ik: BALL-BEAK
l .lli WHITE SEWI.1Ü MACHINE
tor Ifetrta, Lafayette. St. Marita
Ua Vcralllm Parish««.
NRW IBBRIA, L.A.
Main St. Lock Box 339.
Your Head Aches To-day.
It is a small matter; but it ached two days
ago, and again a week ago. You are acquiring
a habit of headache. That must be stopped. The
trouble is with your liver. You want a mild lax
ative, and then a tonic to stimulate the appetite
and make tlie blood rich and pure.
2 £Sr<«£iK £giu çA ND I ÔNIC P eucis
FOB SALE BY JAUSSJA. LEE.
T. J. UPTON,
DRAYMAN.
Family and contract hauling a specialty.
All orders promptly attended to. Prices
moderate. Orders by T. «Sc V. Phone No.
282. A. 11. Trotter residence, or at Dubus'
livery stable, will receive prompt atten
tion.
CONSTANTLY RECEIVING IN
carload lots
(iRF.AT Qt'AN'TTTlKS OK
SASH, DOORS &
BLINDS,
Which Wo Sell Cheap as the Cheapest.
Xev T Close :i Bargain
Bofotv ( Jivine us a Trial.
Corinne and Washington.
I) k A.(i. H MM HR,
DENTAL SUR6E0N,
NEXT TO CITY MARKET MAIN STREET,
NEW IBERIA.
Strictly First-Class Work Only.
FASNACHT
Graded Institute,
t T l>l>i"r St. Peter St.,
NEW IBEKIA, LA.,
l'it/h t/i Session lirffhis >SV j>t. .1.
Latest methods in all Departments.
Complete English Course, experienced
teachers. French, German, Stenography
and Music carefully taught. Number of
boarders limited.
NIGHT CLASS
Also begins at saint* time. Honrs from 7 to !>,
five eveniniis in tlie week. liimk keepiiit;, Arilh
metie. Spelling nn«l Shorttiaml, tit the pupil's
option.
Terms nioileriite. For further piirtieular* up
pl y to
MISS M. LSE. FASNACHT,
Principal.
F. N. Mestayer,
PUBLIC AUCTIONEER.
Offers his services and solicits engage
incuts in that capacity.
J. E. KERRIQAN,
NEW IBERIA.
FRANZ BERNHARD.
JEANERETTE.
J
Surveyors & Civil
Engineers.
J. K. K KKIiKiAN, City Kiijrinecr,
New lltcria.
J. M. PERRY,
PAPHR HANGKR.
FINISHING 1« Htm OIL 1 SPECIALTY.
Shop in Millard Block, Rail
road Avenue,
NEW IBERIA, LA.
F. N. BRIAN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Obstetrics nnd Gynecology a Specialty.
Office, Emmer Building. Residence, corner
Charles and Center streets
Calls promptly answered Day or Night.
Cumberlnnd 'Phone, R m .,286; OfBee, 160.
ANDREW THORPE,
LAWYER,
Removed to Room 2 North Side