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90 nELP WANTED-FEMALE


20 HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Continued.
GOOD MONEY MADE BY LADY WITH A
large acquaintance and tact; no one need
know: club or society woman preferred. 1872,
journal.
WANTED "A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
good. plain cooking; three in family. Call
Immediately. 1909 Portland ay.
WANTED-COMPETEN GIRL FOR GEN
eral Homework in family OF two. 1920 Sd
av 8.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY
stenographer, with recommendations lS7,
journal.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORK; GER
man preferred. 1888 Humboldt av 8.
WANTED-LADIES TO LEARN HAIR
dressing, manicuring or facial massage. an
exceptional opportunity. Practical expert
ence furnished by free work. Prof. Manslg.
instructor. Call or write at once. 22l I'd
aY S.
MUSICAL INsTRUCTION-MON YEAR
ly special term: Fifty lessons. piano and
singing. for So. Minneapolis School Of Music,
81 18th st s. Mr.. Andreas Rohne, director.
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GOOD INVESTMENT.


DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING AS cheap
House and lot No. 2024 I'd st s, $3.50; small
house, corner lot, city water and stone walk
paid for. Pratt & Field Co., 100 Lumber Elk
change. ,-..
WILL SELL MY WELL-BUILT, NINE
room house for 81, 800; worth $1,000. Mrs.
James Kelly, 412 w 2Sth st.
FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS, CALL ON
the Title Insurance and Trust Co.
FOR SALE-s1,6 900 ONLY BUYS NO. 1929
Garfield av; house Of eight rooms; cellar, city
water, mantel, CRATE, barn, chicken house;
full lot, fencedj house newly painted and re-
paired in good shape; close to school church,
Key at my office. J. A. Walters. New York
Life building
AN ALMOST NEW HOUSE, NEAR BLOOM
ington and Path rents for s17; price $1,000;
part cash. Morrison improvement CO., 507
Phoenix.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE AND SMALL BARN
near 4th av and Logan; good cellar, cistern
and woodshed; monthly payments. 019, Jour-
al
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SALESLADY FOR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Must be thoroughly experienced. None else
need apply. Kerr's Department Store. Nicol-
let and It'll st.
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% HORSES. CARRIAGES-SALE


WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAsT, Al Sd ST
s. horses, harness, wagons, buggiss. ssleiEhs:
line in city constantly on hand Telephone.
Main 2702 J3.
FOR SALE-GOOD FRESH MICH COW. OR
exchange for horse. 1925 1st av S.
WILL EXCHANGE GOOD TOP WAGON,
shafts and pole, for good horse; large, white,
Siberian goat robe. lined, for harness. 1903
FOR sALE-PACER.
The swiftest pony in the town, whose color
Is famous the world around
l honestly think without mistake he can
show you two-minute gait.
He was bought at the Splan and Newgrass
sale. His color is sorrel from head to tail.
He can do the trick, and do up brown; he's
just the pony for q country town.
Now the price to you I will relate is very
cheap for such gait.
When the ice the crowd does holler
this is the cheapest horse for one hundred
dollar.
Can be seen at 3112 Portland av.
BROWN DICKEY, MIDWAY HORSE
Market. st: Paul. MINI, have constantly Oh
speoia i and driving Horses. Il you want
a horse OF any kind. give us a call.
Central Market Harness Co-New and second
hand harnesses, collars. Repairing. lowest
prices; whips, all rawhide, soc. 625 I'd ay N.
FOR sALE-FTVE-Y old HORSE; ALL
sound; weight, 1900; One bay mare and
horse; weight, $500. Call at once for bargain.
$40 Aldrich av N.
GOOD WORK HORSE, SOUND, WEIGHT
1900 lbs, $50; nice black mare, 1000 lbs, $40;
sorrel pony, $12. 712 I'd av S.
s25 TAKES S-YEAR-OLD HORSE, SOUND
every way: 1,2o0-lb horse, years old, SIS; a
don't make mistake and 90 to sos 4th az s.,
but come to SOB 4th S. In alley,
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Observation-Disclosures
OLD GOLD and silver. bought or exchanged
for iewelry. s. Swanson, jeweler, 120 Sd st 8.
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As4sA.AsA sseYsess.esess

80 LOTS CHEAP!
$1,000 buys 80 handsome lots on Peasant
and Pillsbury avs that will retail this spring
at 5000 each; not poor lot among them
Thompson Bros. 1n 4th st $. III
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; two in family Call at e24 4th ay Sc:
WkNTED-WILL PAY 50 A WEEK AND
use of new Remington machine for stenog"
rapher. Apply at cnce. $3.50, Journal.
WANTED-C Girl. FOR GEM
2110 Girard av s.
WANTED = THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
girl; references as to work and character re-
quired; German preferred. 1910 I'd av s.
WANTEB a SSR COCK COX Also Afso SEE SEE
ond girl. Apply at 603 10th st S.
USE SATIN SKIN POWDER. A GENUINE,
pure complexion powder. Only Csc.
YOUNG LADIES WANTED; ANY DIS
to US. We pay S. per 1ooo; send addressed
enyelop particulars and copy. F.. NJ. c.,
Dept. 227, Box l411, PHILADELPHIA. --.---
So SALARY GUARANTEED PER WEEK TO
homes;s experience unnecessary. For full in
structions, etc. Twentieth Century Co.. To-
ledo, Ohio. nsfEr
LADIES WANTED 70 WORK CENTER
piece. cushion, ETC.: we furnish materials and
pay from IS to $50 per week; no experience
required; send stamped envelop to Standard
Co.. Indiana av. Chicago. 81. - -
WANTED-EXPERIENC YOUNG LADIES
to advertise and demonstrate. Position per-
manent; salary and expenses paid. Refer
ences required. Apply Monday, between 10
and 49,. at The Orleans, 200 Hennepn av. X.
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral homework. Apply Immediately. 1900
Columbus av.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; NO
children; good wages: 1O9 Highland av:
WANTED-LADY IN EACH COUNTY TO
represent house established ten years; solid
financial standing; straight. bona fde. weekly
cash salary, $18, paid by check each Wednes-
day. with all expenses, direct from headquar-
ters Money advanced for expenses Man
ager. 329 Caxton building, Chicago.
& LADIES WANTED TO WORK ON SOFA
pillows; materials furnished; steady work
guaranteed; experience unnecessary. Send
S a Il ped eavelop to Miss MCGEE, needlework
de sartment. Ideal Co.. Chicago.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LADY BOOK
keeper. References necessary Address
Eagle Biscuit Co., Winthrop, MINI.
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AT ONCE.
MEN AND WOMEN TO MAKE IS TO $18
q week in spare time--no canvassing. The
work is elevating and refining; any one who
can read and write can do it and earn money
from the start II A. GRIP, German Ar
fist, Tyrone, Pa. Please write and send for
work at once.
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WOOD AND COAL

HARDWOOD AND PINE. Site UP: TWO
loads, 49, %; coal and coke, S. up; prompt de-
livery. Market Fuel Co.. no Western av. Tel,
1852, Ii; T. c., 81.
WOOD AND COAL-Best quality; prompt at.
Co., 237 Hen, main 2076 Il, and 1886 Lake.
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For full and complete Information concern
ing The Journals Home Study Library, write
your name and. address postal card, or
call up Main 2542 and full and complete in
formation, together with beautiful specimen
pages, will be sent to you,
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So FEMALE
DRESSMAKING and plain sewing and chill
dren's garments moderate prices. 903 Hem.
WANTED-POsITION BY EXPERIENCED
lady stenographer and bookkkeeper. Refer
ences Address 1893. Journal. IT,
WANTED = EXPERT STENOGRAPHIC
work to do evenings. Have had ten years
experience. 9749, Journal. ),
WANTED-BY COMPETENT DREssMAK-
er, few more engagements by the day.
Please call or address 1109 I'd av S.
WANT A HOUsEKEEPER PLACE; WOULD
be good to children. 1917 E 18th st.
WANTED-DAY WORK, BY A YOUNG
lady. Call all day Sunday, at 3o2 4th st S.
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS At
tendant, physicians dentists Office, or
work in mailing department.; willing to work
any position 100. Journal. 30
WANTEDLLAUNDRY WORK TO DO At
home; just one trial; called for and delivered.
Mrs D.. 1903 E oath st.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

IRH you GOING 10 EUROPE,
Write for lowest rates to or from any point
in Europe to G.. F. Wenham. general agent
Beaver Line, 800 Nicollst ays Ainneapolas.
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MUST BE SOLD
Cottage and two lots at Lake Minnetonka.
Short walk from NJ. & St. L. road.
w. "A. BARNES & CO.,
sgsaS 300-302 Nicollet.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

81 l. MALE
WANTED-BY A UNIVERSITY STUDENT,
employment Saturday and Monday; references
furnished. Address 9848, Journal.
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS OFFICE
work; best Of reference; will leave city. Ad-
dress Osborn, SOB 7th st S. '-. ..
EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE BOOK
keeper, shorthand reporter and general bust
ness man, quick and accurate, strong refer
ences. desires permanent position with reli-
able Minneapolis Arm; early correspondence
solicited. Address 1854, Journal.
A YOUNG MAN ATTENDING SCHOOL DE-
sires place to work for board and room;
American family preferred Address s475.
Journal - - = - >,
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND AC-
countant; must have position; familiar with
grain business, but ready to enter any other
line. ISL, Journal.
YOUNG MAN, AGE %, WOULD LIKE PO-
sition as bookkeeper; has had two years OK
perience; will work reasonable; good refer
ence. Address F. F. W., 1880 1st av S.
YOUNG MAN WITH THREE YEARS. Elk
perience would like position as bartender;
good references. Address l27. Journal.
COMPETENT sTENOGRAPHER, WITH
five years experience wants position; fine
penman; flrst-class city references moderate
| salary; understands bookkeeping. 1919, Jour-
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FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: call at once. 1O1 &th az S.
DON'T READ THIS

THE authors of The Journals Home Study
Library have dealt with events as the thrifty
farmer deals with his land. They have
ditched and drained them, making The Home
Study Library a field into the study of which
the reader goes willingly and remains for
hours. The style of these writer's is restful
and clear. and you read on. conscious of fol-
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20 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS I
SO~>~~~~~~~>~-~~~
WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold OF make into new jswslry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co.. Al Washington av 8.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market 25-H 9Th st S. Tel 1893.
CAR LOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
made up for Pacific coast points, making
big saving in freight; parties moving to tho
coast should not fail to consult us. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 Sd q.
BOOKS IN SMALL QUANTITIES or whole
libraries purchased for cash. 6O5 list av 8.
CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS. school books and
libraries at Adair's. 20 Washington av S.
BOOKS, ALL KINDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Goodyear Book Co., 319 Hennepin av.
WANTED-sECoND-HA FURNITURE,
stoves, carpets, buggies, harnesses and Office
furniture for shipment Pay more than
local dealers. Address 1868, Journal
WANTED = STENOGRAPHER'S DESK;
must be cherry or cherry stained. 100 Oneida
block.
HAVE $50. WANT a SECONDHAND
typewriter, Smith or Remington. Address
1886, Journal.
WANTED, ANDREWS STEPHENS PINAD-
ing, Jaggard on Torts. Goodyear Book Co..
319 Hennepin. y
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STORM SASH, ETC.

. VERY CHEAP
NORTHWESTERN SASH AND DOOR CO.,,
1l3 LIST av N. Phone, Main 1925 il.
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WANTED-A WORKING HOUSEKEEPER;
good wages to the right party. Apply 400
NicOllet
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STORAGE

S0~>~~~~~~~~~~@ >~~-~>~~~>~~-~~~~~~~
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE 90.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men. Office, As South
Sd st. Telephone. Main 656, both exchanges.
FIREPROOF STORAGE-New, Clean Rooms.
REALTY CO., LOG LIST av N. Tel. Main 2062-J.
CAMER0N's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Furniture moved, stored. packed, shipped;
best facilities; largest and finest transfer
vans Office, 200 Mic. Tel. 1908: res. tel. 22S4-L.
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YOUNG W0MAN, FOR THOROUGH PREP
aration for Office work or business, go to the
Archibald college, Lake st, corner Stevens.
NEW METHOD OF EXTRACTING TEETH
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MUSICAL

N qs qlt OeL 'uQeH UNA 'puBq 10
su!IolA Pho eIeI poos emos :seoEId MOI 'HIoM
sseIo-9s1V :psIIsdeI sluemnIasu! pssI pus
SsYad 'sOrNyd 'SNI1OdNYN 'saYLIlD
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! k1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

LAKE COTTAGES FOR SALE OR TO rem.
should be listed without delay with
JAEGER & TORELLE,
$40 Bank of Commerce Building
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GOOD ENERGETIC MEN AND WOMEN
wanted for canvassing; good pay to right par
ties. Address H. c. Hansen, room s, Tele-
phone building Fergus Falls, MINI.
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LOTS NEAR LOWRY HILL.
81, 000-Between Douglas and Lincoln avs.
81, 300-In Sunnyside.
$4,sGo-Bryant, near Summit (6o feet.
s3,750-Choice corner. 1OOxl3b.
$2,25O-Another corner, nearly as good and
same size.
lots, covered with shade trees; elegant
+ site for fine residence.
We have also several hrst-class houses IN
this vicinity for sale.
JANNILY 1903 PHOENIX V
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WANTED-MIDDLE-A
woman, in good health, between the age of
IS and 30 years old, without children. on
stock farm in South Dakota; modern house,
with good conveniences. Two to cook for in
winter and three in summer. Good home for
good woman who desires quiet life. Refer
ences desired. Write to Richards Trust COM
many. Huron S. D.
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LOST AND FOUND

XII AV01 NM VOND
W. N. TAYLOP'S NEW WALL PAPER
store Is located at II It'll st S. near Hennepin.
LOST-A PAIR OF GOLD GLASSES, GOING
from LIST ay to Calvary Baptist church, Fri
day night. Return to 2612 LIST S for re-
ward.
LOST-HORSE BLANKET. PLEASE NOTI-
fly or return to Gamble & Ludwig, druggists,
3O1 Hennepin av Reward.
LOST-ON HENNEPIN AV OR HARMON
place. Jan. 10, horse blanket. Please notify
or return to Gamble & Ludwig, druggists, 301
Hennepin av. Reward.
LOST-THURSDAY NIGHT, BLACK SEAL
leather bill book, on 11th av S between 8th
and Washington. Return to 1910 Sth st S.
Reward.
STRAYED AWAY, FRIDAY NIGHT, A BAY
horse; three white feet; halter on; horse fol-
came by Address 1927 Pillsbury av.
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- Continued.
WANTED-DRUG CLERK, REGISTERED
assistant. Mr. Robinson, 315 Masonic Tenn
pie. Minneapolis
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to[aa16l66101D9-0.H,6
q NEW LIST AND PLAT ON MEEKER
q Island and Prospect Park, also Linden u
q Hills If you want to buy for home d
q or to sell or rent, you cannot do better. q
q A good lot In Forest Heights for $3.50,
= 45x125. Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicollet. z
near I'd st, size 40xS6; city water and stone
sidewalk, all paid for Deming. 24o7 Cen
trail av.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ $4,000, A ROW OF FIVE HOUSES y
y on James av N; pays 10 per cent; all Z
y in fine condition; good investment. y
y NICKELS & SMITH, Y
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

=
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PLAN
Os, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, ON SAND
DAY AS APPLICATION. OUR NEW PAY
MENT PLAN IS THE EASIEST, CHEAP
EST AND BEST IN THE CITY.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
6O1-2 Globe Building. -
20-22 4th st S.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly INSTALL
ment Loan Co., S25 Guaranty Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN.
W q Hf IT,; 81 sHoKT SeF1eS, =
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
sTRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED.
CALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY;
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 306
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING. COR
NER OF -ST AV S AND 4TH ST.
RICE LOANS on all kinds of personal prop
erty; charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg.
PAWNBROKERs-Rel reasonable; con-
hdential. Harris & Goldstein. 239 1st av s.
ANY AMOUNT LOANED ON FURNITURE.
pianos or any security; terms to suit Dor
rover. H. Williams, 42S Guaranty building:
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EARN A BETTER SALARY AND POSITION
electricity, mechanical engineering,
mechanical drawing at home. by correspond
son indorses institute; book, Can i Become
an Electrical Engineer?" mailed free. Elec-
trical Engineer Institute New York.
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SALESMAN, BRIGHT, ENERGETIC, TO
sell pictures on installments low prices. good
pay; may be permanent situation. 14l5 Wash
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RED LAKE COUNTY, MINNESOTA, 100
acres, four miles from Red Lake Falls; river
touches corner; some poplar timber on land !;
for 81 800; easy terms. Address P. o. Box o.,
Red Lake Falls. MINI.
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IN REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE

.- MINNEAPOLIS REALTY CO.,
200 Bank of Commerce Building.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-12-27
BOARD AND LODGING
For Boys Attending the Industrial
Institute-A Matter Of Supreme
Importance to the School
and the Community.

The Gazette is informed that the boys at
tending the Industrial Institute meet with
considerable difficulty in finding places to
hoard. Unless this difficulty overcome,
it will prove a serious impeachment to the
success of the Institute. Without adequate
accommoda tons for the students the school
can not hope to increase its attendance to
what it will be if the proper inducements
are offered. The State has not yet been
able to provide the means necessary to build
a dotmi,ory for the boys, and those coming
here to attend the Institute must find
lodging and board in the homes of the
,owrspeople Or else they are unable to re-
main Quite a number of young men will be
here TO enter the Institute after the holidays
and it is to he hoped they will find places
10 board.
The Institute must have the attendance to
make the proper showing to secure an APP
preparation to build 4 dormitory for boys.
In the meantime it devolves upon the citi-
zens Of the town to provide the students with
homes while pursuing their studies. As
this is a most important matter, which not
only concerns the welfare Of the school but
in a large measure affects the prosperity OF
the town, The Gazette believes it should re-
Celve the earnest consideration OF all pubic
spirited citizens. We will take the liberty
TO suggest that citizens of the town confer
with the authorities of the college with
view of arriving at some practical solution
of the trouble. If the proper effort Is made
we believe enough families in this town can
be prevailed upon to- share the inequalities
of their homes with the young men who are
coming here to attend the Institute.
Until the attendance is secured that will
Justify the State in building dormtorI the
citizens of Lafayette should CO operate with
the management of the Institute in the
matter Of providing board and lodging for
the boys.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-12-27
Pound Party.

The members of the Presbyterian church
last Tuesday evening took their pastor, Rev.
J. p. Marion and family completely by sur
prise and administered to them quite a Sc
we're pounding-of good things. The des-
perate pounding for Abundance was but a
prelude To the more serious assaults made
within, charge after charge of substantials
and .delicacies being delivered with gallantry
that .soulG have provoked the admiration of
San Juan heroes, to say nothing of more an
cient immoria's. The party WAS received by
the good people with hearty welcome and
social intercourse and merry making among
the young folks, conspired TO render the oc.
casion most enjoyable affair TO all con
cerned.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-12-27

Hope Lodge, No. 145, Free and Ac-
tempted Masons, held its annual election of
officers last Saturday. The following selec-
tons were made: Chas. d. Caffery; wor
shiPfnl master; Joseph A. Chargois, senior
warden; A. II. Trahan, junior warden; ]. c.
Nickerson, treasurer: V. l.. Roy, secretary :;
l.. Judice, senior deacon: NJ. Rosenfeld, ju-
nior deacon; e. +. Mechert, tyler. Rev.
c. G. Kramer, district deputy grand master,
of New Iberia, installed the new officers and
conferred the third degree upon George L..
Commit OF New Orleans. After the meeting
the nlernters of the lodge repaired to the
Crescent Hotel where banquet was given
under the direction of Capt. Hahn.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-12-27
Moral Education in the
Public Schools.

&. II. ro-sch, in BaItim o-e sun.
To dispute the question as to
the right of the State to provide
moral education would virtually
involve a total denial of the pub
lie education. If it is a duty
that every child of the commu-
nifty should be taught to read,
then a thousand times greater
the duty that the child should
learn to obey superiOrs, to re
spect the laws of the land, to
render just value in return for
what is received, to int1ict no
pain upon Others, to look upon
falSehOOd as degradation, to
idealize the good, the true and
the beautiful. I do not hesita tie
to affirm that this is the primary
obligation of the State in educa-
ton, while imparting reading,
writing, mathematics and geo
graphy are secondary adjuncts.
No one thing would more COM
pletely round out common school
education SO that it would health
fully contribute to the happiness
Of later life.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-12-27
An Elegant Reception.

y mos, rechc rche social event of the season
was The reception given by Mrs. Geo. Com
stock on Tuesday, December the twenty
Horn, of Keachie The house was elabo-
rately decorated with palms, ferns, cedar,
holly and other pretty evergreens and rare
flowers, while beautiful candelabra- formed
an additional exquisite decoration with it's
soft glow of candles further enhancing the
effective, artistic elegance of the scene.
The dining room YVES especially lovely in
CRIMSON and whte-the holly berries ming
ling Il blushing beauty with the waxcn
white of our perfect southern flower, the
camelia-and here the daintiest of menus
was faultlessly served by Misses Torian and
Gallery. Mines. Pellerin and Biossat as
sisted by the lattcr's little daughter, Inez,
ushered the guests into the reception room,
where the hostess, assisted by Miss Patterson,
received each one in a cordial, gracious man
ner, introducing Miss Horn.
The guests were: Mines. J. l.. Kennedy,
A. b. Dento, L. n. Rlake, Minor Meri-
wether, Crow Girard, J. ]. Davidson, p. ID.
Beraud, I. A. Broussard, F. Demanade. ID.
Schwartz, c. ID. Cafery, X. Nj. Delaney,
w. A. LeRoscn, +. B. Hopkins, Jr., l.. J.
Alleman, ID. II. Mays, Goldsberry, Iulse.
Baker, Hawks, J. A. Martin; Misses Lea
Gladu, Sallie Torian, Lovnia Torian,
Ula CORONA, Margaret Robertson, Eliza
Hopkins, Anna Hopkins. leila Christian,
Clye Mudd, Lizzie Mudd, Viola Young and
Fadra Holmes.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-12-27
Railroad Schedule.

The Lafayette post Office
handled more business during
the past few days than at any
other time in it's history, and the
manner in which it was done
is very creditable to the young
men in charge, George and Louis
DebaillOn The large volume of
business was transacted without
a hitch and to the evident salts
faction of the patrons of the
Office