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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-18
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Auditors Office, Audubon, Iowa,
June /, 1903.
Board met in regular session, men,
bers present Niels P. Hoegh chairman,
j. C. Bonwell and j. Shingledecker.
On motion the following claims were
allowed: "a
II c Frederickson work at
court house and Jail. ....S Ii So
Musson & Son coal for J II
Ellis. ................ I 90
F NJ Rice meals for jury. -. . 90
f NJ Rice merchandise for Jail As
F M Rice merchandise for
poor farm. ........ ...... i 30
Mott & Mills publishing board
proceedings. .............. OS
r c Spencer & Co publishing
board proceedings. ....-. s 0S
J r Pound work for poor
farm. 80
Paul Petersen clerk and MAX
ing road tax list. ........ l6 90
ID Il Kerwin bailiff May term 4 90
Nels Jensen desk for sheriff's
once. .................. 10 w
L J Hill expense in having
book rebound. ........... Z So
Arthur Farquhar postage and
Office expenses. ....... IL 80
w A johnson bailiif May term 90
w A Johnson rent for Mrs
Monroe. .................. III w
Franklin, Davis & Co spikes
for county bridges. 1890. . 20
On motion board adjourned to meet
again at one o'clock m
One O'Clock p m board met pursuant
to adjournment
On motion the following claims were
allowed:
o G Donaldson postage. ...... 20
& l. BRENNAN postage and
Office expense. ........... 81 70
+ BilharZ X Son merchandise
for county. ............... 40
T. BilharZ d Son merchandise
for Mr. Evans. ....... 90
Il Bilharz Il Son merchandise
for Lizzie Wright. ...... IL 90
E Bilharz Il Son merchandise
for Caroline Wright for
board of Lizzie Wright. 20 90
A + Drake work at court house 5 90
Arch Davidson clerk and max
ing road tax list. ... 10 90
f ] Freeman electric lights. % So
Geo f Kellogg collecting de-
linquent tax. u AZ
L b Colwell setting trees at
ldFuI ~
NJ ii Mccall merchandise for
poor farm ............... SO IL
n Hansen & Co merchandise
for county. ......... D 10
w S Owen appraising and
burying horse. ........... ! 90
Mott & Mills supplies and
printing .................. 10 ~
C Rose clerk and making
road tax list. ........ 20 90
G w Preston merchandise for
poor farm ......... 81 rs
G w Preston merchandise for
county. .,..... ......... 50
Deem & WEIGH head stone for
old soldier wv Y Rey-
nolds). ................ -. Is 90
Egbert, Fidlar < Chambers
supplies. ........ .,...... IL 90
Jorgen Marcussen clerk and
making road tax list. $50. 10 90
iowa Printing Co supplies. 50 So
A II Roberts merchandise for
court house and Jail. $3.50. 3 "a
+ G Miller clerk and making
road tax list Ia 90
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-06-18

On motion board adjourned to meet
again at eight O'Clock m June End
Eight o'clock m June End board
met pursuant to adjournment and on
motion fees were allowed as per trans
cript from the Clerk OF the District
court in the following State cases:
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
The Wanarnaker
Calendars

By having large quantities made
we hold prices d VIVA tnird to a
hal lie low what calendars OF ual
merit aie sol Tor el ewhere.
Artistic sub ects, in full colors
and go d, reproductions of noted
works; each calendar in a white
envelope or bag suitable for mail
ing
Inc Seasons, 4 pages. handsome
classical female figures by Mucha. 10x
Is inches, 35c; by mail. ale.
.4meJTcaH Fav0STfeS. pages. por-
traits of Julia arlowe. Maxine Elliot.
Mary Manuerin and Msude Adams
llxlS inches. SOC; by mail, 35c.
Gems Of the Seasons. 4 pages. hand
some studies of flowers, l2Hxl61k
inches, 40c; by m all, 47c.
Roses Fafy an Swsef. pages, SZx
l2K inches. 25c; by mail, 29c
The Madonna, ; pages, 7Ax1l inches
l5c; by mail, lSc.
BeaRfffni Hymns. 4 pages, s4xlC
inches. 25c; by mail, 29c
Hiid Vest Warriors. 4 pages, burni
wood effect, from photographs of cele-
brated Indian chiefs llxlS inches, 55c
by mail, 40c.
Golden SALON.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Christmas
Wanannaker
Real Laces for Gifts

Some of the most exquisite
little bishop collars of Ouch
esse and point have just come
from abroad, along with some
other collars of Duchesse with
a soft jabot of applique lace
for Christmas, of course.
Bishop collars, s., IS, So, 81, Ss and
Jsbot collars, $3.50. 81. 50. $40. sla
and SIS.
Other small pieces. made espe-
cially for us in Brussels-little old
fashioned barbs of applique, Duoh-
esse and point ($3.25 to $30), the
daintiest kind of top collars ($2. so
TO $15). aud collar and cuff sets
($7. so to $15).
But perhaps the greatest of
all our treasures are the big
StoieS, cape collars and eiycleS,
so fine and delicate one won
ders how they we're ever put
together by human hands.
Some Of Duchesse, some a combina-
tion OF Duchesse and rose point.
Stole collars. SIS TO $50.
Cape collars, $40 to sos.
Circles, $40 to $500.
The real Irish c,0cket laccS are
not so fine. but still they have a
beauty all their own.
Collars, $40 TO 500.
We are selling lots of the ooen
delicate iaces, too, for Christmas.
81 to $40 a yard.
Real applique insertions, IS to 81 a
yard.
East Of Arcade)
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Toy Town

is fairly bubbling over with
all the thousand and one
Christmas toys that to chill
dren mean untold joys.
Dollies Down in Price
The finest of all our Berg
man BABY Dorothy-
for less than usual.
- 5-,nch dolls that haze been
$3.50 are SI.25.
29- inch dolls, usually $3.50 are
IS. All the prices in between are
reduced accordingly.
Fourth fioor)
Baby Blanche is holding a sort
OF Christmas afternoon tea down
on tie C,0ss Aisie.
21H inches high. 81.
22H inches high. $3.50.
24H inches high, 81.
Victoria GloVes-the
Christmas Gloves for
Women
$l.sS if you want the bright,
smooth glace.
$1.75 and s. if you prefer the
soft, velvety suede.
For the asking. a gay Christ
mas box to send them away in.
And because everybody has
grown to know the beauties OF the
VretOyia, there's no need to say
more.
Many nOvelties in other fine
gloves to- holiday gifts in every
nook and corner of the Glove
Store.
] Chestnut and Juniper streets)
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Bosnian Linens

Thick, soft fax fabrics,
with ust a tinge of warm
color, on which the peasants
of that far-oh section have
wrought strony and rich en-
broideries.
A new shipment just here.
All the embroi cry is in red or
blue sn1-red quaint designs,
including some ew bird pictures,
but mostly the conventional pat
terms which the peasant tastes de-
light in.
Large table covers start at $50.
buffet and sideboard covers, 1886
nches. S3.75; 1SxS4 inches, S..
Centerpieces. "a inches square. 1878.
Doiiies, 9 inches square. 6oc each
II inches, 81.
Luneh cloths. 36x36 inches. So; 4Sx4s
inches, SS.25; 5axs4 inches. SIS.
Linen Salon, opposite Women's Wait
ing Room
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
THE EVENING JOURNAL WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 8, 1890
The Newest Books
for Young People

Better books than usual !;
all in attractive bindings.
Looking at random we find
these titles:
Two Little savages. by Ernest Thomp-
son Seton. tl7S.
Wally Wanderoon and BIS Story
Telling Machine. by Joel Chandler
Harri4, S1.60.
Through Three Campaigns, by c. A.
Henty, 81 20.
With tine Allies to Pekin. by c. A.
Henty, Sl20.
The Country Boy, by Forrest crissey,
$3.50.
A Little Brother to the Bear, by Will
liam ]. Long. $3.50.
The Magic Forest, by Stewart Ed
ward White. S1.0S.
Betty and Bob, by A. H. Woodruff,
sl.2O.
The Young Lumbermen, by Edward
Stratemeyer, 81.
The Story of King arthur and His
Knights, by Howard Pyle. 81 so.
The children's Book Of London, by
G. f. Mi ton. ;l.7O.
Thistledown. by Mrs. Jamison. S1.20
Dan el Webster Ior Young Ameri-
cans, edited by Charles Richardson,
Sl.08.
Three Hundred Things a Bright 0fr'
Can Do, by Lila +. Kelley. $l.20.
The Crimson Fairy Book, edited by
Andrew Lang Sl.60.
The Goldenrod Fairy Book. selected
and translated by Esther Singleton,
Sl.60.
In the War With Mexico, by Cyrus
T. Brady. $l.20.
Lieutenant Under Washington, by
+. 7. Tomlinson. S1.20.
Ursula's Freshman, by Anna Chaplin
Ray. Sl.20.
At the Fall of Montreal, by Edward
Stratemeyer, 81.
The Story Of the Gravelys, by Mar
shall Saunders. Sl.20.
Thirteenth street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

pense in maintaining the agencies is
great. The headquarters OF the COM
pany is in London. and It's importation
OF skins during this year up TO No
vember 20 consisted OF $50 raccoon
100000 muskrat, 5,400 skunk. $4,000
mink. $4,000 marten. $500 red fox. 32l
silver fox. 1900 cross fox. 4S blue fox.
$500 white fox. 1880 lynx. $500 fisher.
800 otter. $4,000 beaver. $500 bear.
/ 800 wolf and 1.100 hair seal.
The muskrat industry in Delaware
is not by any means a small one, and
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

practically passed upon the question in
volved in this case. by holding in a
similar case that bogus residence is
a fraud on justice. and that decree OF
divorce based on such residence should
be d.sregarded. The State courts have
heretofore very generally recognized
divorce DEGREES issued in South Dakota,
but the Iowa precedent and the position
taken by the Supreme Court OF the
United States will probably have the
effect OF encouraging courts in other
States to follow the dictates OF good
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Boys Refers
and OVercOats

so 0-xfoyd oYsrcoatS, IS.
Full length. all-wool, silk sew
ing throughout; worth 81. so.
So oxford 00eyc0atS, 81. SO
Full length, finer trimming,
sleeve finished with turn-up cuff;
worth $40.
Oihey oveycoafs, IS to S55-all
sizes, s to 10 years.
NeaO style reefsrS-
Collar of same goods; buttons high
at neck. chevrons on sleeve, brass but
tons, So so to $3.50; sizes to l0-a
longer REFER than usual; girls like
them as well as the boys.
Russian coats, s. to SO. so.
Substantial make, several colors, 2H
to 6-year sizes.
Market street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Made -tO.ordsr Divorces.
Washington Post.

From the Washington Post.
The Judge OF one OF the district
courts in Iowa has refused TO recog-
nlze the validity OF South Dakota d.
vorce in a case in which il was clearly
established that the South Dakota res
idence was established solely for the
purpose OF securing the severance OF
the marriage tie. In this case the di-
vorced husband returned to Iowa and
resumed his business there the day af-
ter the issue Of the divorce decree In
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Twenty Merrill Pianos at $225, Viii,
Are Sold Elsewhere for $335

Since we brought the
MeyYsH to Philadelphia we
have been selling it at $265,
and we sold some of this style
last spr ng at this price. We
can sell these now at $225
sim ply because they are a
discontinued style and we
found an accumulation of
them at the factory in Boston.
We offer these Meyvzlls
not because bargains" are
needed to make up for dimin-
ishing trade, but because we
owe it to our customers to
give them the benefit of every
special opportunity in high
grade pianos that we can
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Marching Orders for
500 WOrnen's Suits
weeks away
Second floor, Chestnut street

You are hereby honorably discharged from further
service to the Wanamaker store
You shall form in column this morning early the
doors open and leave quickly possible during the day
in orderly and agreeable fashion.
The extra large sizes and the staple black suits will
have right of way and the will follow according orders
Thirty shirwaist dresses and about twenty veveteen
suits shall be included in these general directions
Pzces on the SNzks 10 be about hktyd and a halt off,
Sl2,7S to SIS SIS SN to SIS
sl2 were $3.50 t. $3.50 S3S $50
$40 for the shrwaist dresses that have been $13 so
to $40.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

South Dakota. The Iowa judge held
that the Dakota residence was estab-
lished with intent to deceive and for
court purposes. without any intention
on the part OF the plaintiff TO engage
in any business there other than the
securing Of a divorce. AS a large
amount of property is involved in the
litigation growing out OF the decision,
Il is quite probable that the case Will
be appealed and finally carried to the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
The highest court in the land has
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
DEATH OF MRS. SHARPLESS
Took Place in Philadelphia Hospital
After Underaoina Operation.

Mrs. Amos sharpless. Of Kennett
Square, died yesterday. Her death oc-
curred in Philadelphia hospital where
she underwent an operation. She was
well-known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpless formerly lived
az Ashland. where the former had charge
OF the mills. He also was a former mem
Der Of the Levy Court.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Dress Patterns of
Black Goods

Our splendid all-the-year-
round black stuffs.
s yards all-wool challis, S..
yards ail-wool eheviot, $3.50.
yards allwool cheviot, $500.
8 yards mohair, S.
s yards all-wo henrietta, 81.
s yards fine serge. S4..
s yards mohair Sicilian. 81.
yards fine serge, 81. 20.
yards hne henrietta. SS.25.
yards silk and-wool crepe de Paris,
Northwest Of eenter)
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Fancy Bed NTuslins

To the hundreds of people "
think of sensible and useful &
for Christmas. we should like
suggest bed sets-put Up in box
hemstitched and embroidered.
sheet and two pillow cases
each set.
Fine muslin, hemstitehed, 81 80
SIS q set.
Finest quality muslin. hemstitc
and embroidered. $3.50 to 50 a set.
Northeast of center.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
FUR INDUSTRY A GREAT ONE
skins Of Muskrats That Frisk Along
christiana Sent to Germany
and Returned as Mole.

The Hudson Bay Company through
It's agencies covers that great expanse
OF territory stretching from the Allan
tic to the Pacific and from the United
States far into the Arctic regions OF
the North.
As a collector OF furs there is no
other company in existence that covers
such vast wilderness. Nearly all Of
the skins are paid for in bright-colored
blankets. wearing apparel hardware
and those articles which are so attrac-
tive TO the Indians.
While the profits are large the ex-
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

The Sultan of Turkey has issued az 1
order fOrbidding his subjects to clothen
their children's heads with strange
fantastic hats initiating European fashy'
ions. The children are to wear the
simple Turkish bonnet with no exag.
gerated ornaments.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Dress-Goods for
Christmas

Isn't it worth while to save
a third wherever you can, and
have more money left to make
other people happy?
These dress-goods will help
you do it.
soc canvas cheviots, 5Sc. Browns and
gray mixed colors.
soc granite cloth, 37Kc. Browns,
blues, garnet, gray, green, tan aud
cardinal
soc Venetian cloth, 40c Gray, brown,
blue, green aud tan mix ures.
75c 50-inch mixed zibeline, SOC
Brown, gray aud castor shot with black
and white
7So 4S-inch serge. csc. Nineteen de.
airable colorings.
7Sc 45-inch creme granite, csc. Large
variety Of staple colors.
Southwest Of centerl
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

The regular business of our Piano Store is forei
ahead without the aid of any extraordinary nduceme
simply because regular everyday prices are as low
the special prices offered elsewhere.
The expressed endorsement of the NeuO ENGLAND G
SeyvatOyy Of ste is back of these MeyH pianos and
ad personal word that piano of equal
evey been offered tor so ittLe
Z Pay by the month if you choose.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

the skins OF the frisky little animals
ar streams are sent on a trip across the
Atlantic TO Germany and return again
rs importations. The Germans are very
skilled In the dyeing Of furs and what
enters that country as common musk
rat may come out OF II as mole or any
other fashionable fur of the hour.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Christmas Melodies

in your home every day in the
year, if you have one of the An
dreasberg rollers - the finest
sopranos and tenors of the canary
tribe-$5.
Harz Mountain canaries, $l.75.
Other birds are these:
Goldhnches, $3.50.
Bullhnehes. 81 50.
Linnets, 81 so.
Java sparrows, 1.25.
Siskins, Sl.2S.
Australian parokets. S2.25.
Brazilian car inals. S3.75.
Mock ng birds, $3.50.
Cock tiilo parokets, $3.50.
Pigmy doves. pair, SIS.
European jay bird IS.
European magpie. So.
Parrots, S. TO 80.
Trick bird AMI cage, S..
lBasement
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Safety Razors

The Star is the oldest made;
$1.25 to $1s. so for a set in a case.
But the newest and latest is the
Yankee-thinks it has some i'm
provements in the construction of
the blade and the case; ST. to SIC
for a set IN a case.
tBasement
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Fountain Pens

Waterman, 81. so to $3.50
beautiful all-gold affairs (sterlir
81. so to $5); Wfyt, ST. so to S
Wanamaker, 81. made on the pri
ciple of the Waterman and with
Ia karat gold pen.
All unleakable, If properly ha
died.
lBasementl
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

Gifts in ror N1en
Solid Gold Women 1Sio
7 AS7ZNG gifts, personal
gifts, gifts that remind
one of Tie gf0ey e0eyy day.
A large variety in the
Jewelry Store-all
carefully selected, and
mostly made up to our
order.
Gold jeaVei,y tor meH-
Scarf pins. 81 to SIS.
Cuff buttons. s. to SIS.
Studs set OF 3, 81 so to S24.
Rings, 81 so to SIS.
Scarf clasps, S2.2S to SS.7S.
Watcl chains, So. 25 TO S3l So
Watch fobs, s.. so to $50.
Wa ch charms, 81. so to S45.
Collar buttons, 81 to SlS0
Vest buttons, set of 8, Sl2 to $50
Geld jeDei,y for yOmeH-
Brooches, S2.2S to $50.
Stick pins 81 to SIS.
Studs, set OF ). 81 to $50.
Cuff but ons, So to SIS.
Bracelets, s. Is to $40.
Lorgn-tte chains. l8.25 to S45.
Neckchains, S3.25 to S47.
Lockets, 81 so to $40.
Fobs. $3.50 to SIS.
Watch pins, s. 10 $50.
Hat pins, 81 to SIS.
Cuff pins. fl.7S to Sl7.
Belt pins S2.2S to SIS.
Geld novelties for both
Coin purses. S22 to Sl15.
Garter buckles. $50 to $50.
Lorgnettes. S22 20 ,64.
Pungents. Sl4 to Sll0.
Belt buckles. Sl3 to $50.
Bonbor boxes, S22 TO STA.
Gold pencils. S6. Is TO il4S.
Gold peuholders. Sl2 to $50
Thimbles. S2.75 TO So.
Key rings. S6.7S TO $40.
Key shan SIS 25 to $3.50.
Penkniyes. S7.Sc to S3l.S0
Cigar cutters. S. SC 20 $50.
Match boxes. SIS 70 S5S.
Cigarette cases. SS3 so 20 S40O.
Cigar holders. IS. SO 10 IS Is.
Cigarette holders. S5.7s % N.SJ'
Thirteenth and Chestnut
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
SIS Hair Mattresses
Sl2.5O

Why not, for a gift to q hous
keeperl
Fancy tiekings, good colorins
40 pounds. one or two section
practically made mp to your ors
in our own factory.
Third floor, Thirteenth street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Cold-P ated Jewelry

In the Dress Goods Section,
west OF the Main Aisle. are all the
handsome patterns OF Paris and
American plated lewelry-
for very little prices
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Mems SIS Salts for $40

Judgment ana souno sense ana felusr
TO longer recognize these made-to-ori
der divorces.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
wilmington. Del. Dec. s. 1908.

wilmington. Del. Dec. s, 1908.
Dear Old Triss:
Me am little boy years old and
me want you 10 bing me n wagon, a
horn. rocky horsee, a big tismass tee,
some tandy. nuts and oranges. Please
don't forget my sister Usay.
Your little friend.
Leonard Ackerman,
40S Harrison st.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

wilmington. DEL, Dec. s, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl 10 years old. ] go
to bed every night at s o'clock and I
thought / would write and ask II you
could bring a few things. ! want a
nice fur. skating cap. leggins. gloves,
story book and some candy and nuts.
Please do not forget my little brother
Leonard. Good bye.
From your friend,
Helen Ackerman,
40S Harrison st.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

The Market Square Cigar.
A very popular. 2 for 5, put up in
small boxes, 25s. 50 cents. Durstein.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 3, 1908.

WlImlhRtonl Del, Dec. y IyU5.
GEAR Old Kriss:
am little boy. live at 1900
Union street and this win be my sec
ond Christmas that / have lived in the
city. want you TO bring me a pair
OF skates. a pair OF new tires for my
bicycle, a monkey doll, a pair OF fee
skates. a new pair pants, a hat
jumping Jack, a little engine. n little
organ, a new pair shoes, a toy pillow.
= rake. a shovel and a Christmas tree.
Morris X. Hambright.
Don't forget my little brother Frank.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Women's Shoes, so
The S2.50 Kind

Soft kidskin, with oak tanned
leather soles and full vamps; sew
eral styles-all good.
lMsin Aisle, Market street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

Read the Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
May Mullin
Wilmington. Del

Wilmington. Del. Nov. %. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus;
As have not heard from you for
long while ! thought would ask you
to bring me a few things for Christmas.
Please send me a doll, a couch. an or
gan. candy, mackentosh. a pair OF gum
boots, pair OF ice skates, a ring. %
necklace. and a set Of dishes pair Of
kid gloves. guess that will be all.
Good Bye. Katie Quill.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Third Day of Piano SaI
Third hoor, Chestnut street,

Still very unusual opportunities among the Md
G. Hamltn Voe and other pianos announced Yesterday
the day before.
But add today perhaps the most extraordinary oil
ing of this extraordinary sale.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
wilmington, Del.
Dear Santa:

As have not heard OF you for a
long while. thought l would ask you
TO send me a few things for Christmas
q doll a mackantosh a pair Of leggens
pair OF fee skates a pair OF kid
gloves. and some candy and nuts. Girls
do not forget my mamma and papa
and sister and brothers. Good by. II
is not Christmas yet but / viii write.
Friendly yours,
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
wiImlnEton. Nov. u. 1908.

wilmington, NOV. Fl, 1908.
Dear Chris.
! am Little boy, six years old. i
want big tool box and train OF cars
A pair slippers and a pair gloves. and
a tree and candy and nuts from your
Little frined
Clarence Maloney,
1919 Walnut S. T.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 81. 1903
Dear Chris
/ am little girl nine years old. {
want a for doller Doll and a coach
and cradle and a little high chair
and Pare OF gloves and now table
and tree and candy and nuts. and 4
thank that is enought. frum your Little
Freiend. Edna Herdmon.
los East 15 st.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

wilmington. Del. Nov. %. 1908.
Dear Chris:
am a little girl eight years old. {
want a for Paler coach and a Big Doll
a cople OF handkerehiefs and a new
gress and a tree and candy and nuts.
from your Little friend.
Loretta Maloney.
1919 Walnut st.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

Newark, Del. Dec. /. 1903.
Dear Santa Claus:
Will you please bring me a maclsin-
tosh. pair Of rubbers a nice um-
brella, pretty dolly. pair Of ieggens
and some candy nuts and toys Please
bring my brother a train OF cars.
Ethel NJ. Jervis.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09
Wilmington, Del.

Lear santa.
want doll and go-cart and a Re
cling-chair, and a desk. new dress, and
hat. and little doll A stocking full Of
candy and some nuts and orning.
have been a good girl. I want a nech-
neclace from Vivran De Vallinger.
1901 Market ST..
Good by.
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

(Basementl
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

Russian sable that going to sell for $175though
it ought to be $325.
Doesn't this beat all, with Christmas only two
weeks away
Evening journal., 1903-12-09

Newark, Del. Dec. 1, 1903.
Dear Santa Claus.
Please bring me nice big doll,
pair OF scissors bottle of cologne ant
a nice rubber baby for my brother.
will be a good little girl.
Alice l. Jervis
Also some candy nuts and toys
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-07-04
Hurled to
His Death
Leo IIebert the Victim of q
Horrible
Icchfcnt, Which Results IN HIS
Death.

AS a result of u sad accident
which occurred at about j o'clock
Wednesday morning, Leo Hebert,
a partner of Charles A. Poirson
in the culture of rice is dead and
buried.
Mr.. EIebert. while engaged at
work, was Cought in a belt to the
centrifugal pump used to irrigate
their rice. and thrown into the
pit, sustaining injuries of a most
character and resulting in his
death at 3 o'clock the same after
noon, after intense suffering His
left arm was crushed, several ribs
broken, deep cash over the left eye
and other injuries were sustained
all Of which was quite serious.
The sad accident occurred on the
old George Colgin place, several
nile west of this place. Mr.. Hebert
was well known and possessed
numerous friends throughout this
vicinity, and the news Of the terri
bic accident resulting i'll his
death was a shock to those who
were acquainted with him Medi-
cal assistance was pOwerless to
save him and he was carried away
to his Master and to a better and
brighter world.