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The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
PERSON Al.

Mr.. J. ID. MOutOn went to New
Iberia. Monday.
Harry SmedcS nadc a trip t.
La afayctte Sunday.
Miss Helen Bell is visiting
friends in Opclousas.
John Bowen, of Houston, was
in town during the week.
Miss NJ. Guilbcau, of Carcn
Gro. was in town Tuesday.
Homer Bailey visited relatives
in La afayrttc during the week.
Miss Josie Courtney, OF
Carencrn, was in town this week
Prof. G.. G.. Young is spending
some time at Dr.. TolSon 5 home.
Miss Lucy Prudhomme re
turned from Washington Tues.
day.
DR.. Zack Franccz, OF Carencro,
madc a visit to Lafayette Sun
day.
John Kennedy went to ST.
Martinville last week on bust
ness.
Miss Ophclia HrousSard, OF
Carcncro, is visiting relatives in
town.
superintendent Woods, of ST.
Martinvillc, was in town We'd
nesday.
Paul I>ourkc and Perry Lc-
Blanc. OF Abbcville, were in town
Sunday.
Richard Mills and a. B. Cho-
pin made Il trip to .Jcancrrtt"
last week.
Geo. IL. Bradford. of Raynr,
was in Lafayette on business
Wednesday.
$. J. L,Blanc has taken up his
former position in NJ. RoScn-
fields store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nc
Bride visited friends in Lafa-
yctte this week.
Miss Irma Mouton, of Lafa-
yetto, is spending some time IN
Washington, La.
Henry Jean mard, of Carcncro,
spent a few hours with friends
in town Sunday.
Roland TRAY left Wednesday,
to spend two weeks with rela-
tivcS in Houston.
Paul DuBernard, of Brcaux
Bridge, made a flying trip to
Lafayette Sunday.
Miss Pearl Harmanson, ofOpe-
louSas, was in town during the
week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Dupuis,
CT Carcncro, visited relatives in
town during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Guilbeau and
son left last Sunday 20 spend
some time at LeeSburg.
N. AbramsOn left for New
York to purchase his fall and
winter stock of dry goods.
Lucas Broussard and Robb
Guirard, of ST. Martinville,
were in town last Sunday.
Frank Mouton returned from
Now Iberia last Sunday, after
spending a day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Pellerin
and children returned from
Ocean Springs last Saturday.
Mrs. A. Soulier returned
from AObevillc last week, where
she had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. Dupre, of Opelousas,
is spending a few days in town
as the guest of Mrs. l.. f. SalleS.
w. G. Hatch left for Hearne,
Texas, where he has accepted a
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

Mr.. Albert Bienvenu, accom-
panied by Miss Corinne Gireaud
and her sister Anita, were in
town Sunday as the guests Of
Miss Laurence Campbell.
Mrs. Antoine Guidry and two
daughters, Misses COrinne and
Et1ie Guidry and Mrs. E. Con
stantin. returned home Tuesday
after spending some time at
High Island.
Prof. Ashby WOodsen has re-
turned to take his position at
the Industrial School after at
tending the summer school at
Knoxville, Tenn, and visiting re-
latives in Virginia.
Mrs. II. NJ. Biossat and
daughter Inoz returned from
Hot Springs, Monday.
Mrs. n. DomengeauN and
children, of Breaux Bridge, re-
turned to their home Monday,
after spending somc time in La
faycttc as the guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Julian Mouton.
DR.. Duhart is building another
Gotta Co for rent
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
DeltH:tt.S to AlSN:lnIria .

Camp Gardner, United Con
fedcratc Veterans, met at the
courthouse and appointed the
following delegates to the Alex
andria reunion: Judge HirSch,
d. "A. Cochrane, Louis BrcauN,
Eunia HrcauN and Alcidc Beg
mud
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

communication from Mr.. Grow
Girard which will be published
next Saturday. The commune
cation requires an editorial cX-
precision from this paper, which,
owing to the absence of tho edi
tor. could not be given in this
issue
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

The Merchants Grocery Com
pany has received several ship
ments of goods and will be
ready for business within the
next few days. The company
has received a very fine delivery
wagon for the local trade.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
position as clerk in railway Of

flee.
John Vandergritf, of Ope
lousaS, was in town Tuesday or
his way home from Morgan
City.
j. II. Jeanmard returned from
tThibOdeaux, last week after
spending some time with rela
tives.
Sheriff Henderson and family,
of New Iberia, spent a few days
in town last week visiting rcla
tivcs.
Lee DclahOuSSayc returned
from Opelousas Thursday after
tiveS.
| Mrs. p. RObichcaux returned
to Houston Tuesday after spend
ing a few days in town with re-
lativeS.
Miss Philomene Doucet re-
| turned home Monday after
spending some time in Mande
Vile, La.
j. G.. Leblanc, Jr., Will Brown
Iberia, we're in Lafayette last
Saturday.
Miss Marie Louise Leblanc,
who WAS visiting in Lafayette,
left Wednesday, for hcr home in
ST. james.
Mrs. S. r. Parkerson re-
turned last Saturday from Hot
Springs.
Miss Mary Josse, is the guest
this week of Hon. and Mrs. j.
Kollitz, ut their home in Esther
wood, La.
Dr.. N. =. Moss and A. J.
Alpha, of Lafayette were re-
gistered at the ST. Charles Hotel
Thursday.
Miss Matte Peterson, of
Franklin, is spending Il few days
in town as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jagou.
Alcibiades Broussard re-
turned from kentucky this
week after being away nearly
three weeks.
S. Kahn returned from New
York last week, where he had
gone to purchase his fall and
winter goods.
Jack Howell returned to La
fayctte last week after spending
two weeks with relatives. in
Hayesville, La.
Mr.. n. Wartellc, OF WaSlling-
ton, is spending sOmc time in
Lafayette with his daughter,
Mrs. l.. F.. Sales.
Mrs. r. Landry and children
returned to Lafayette last week
after spending some time visit
ing relatives in Rayne.
Mr.. G. K. Darling, of Houston,
spent Sunday in town with his
family who are stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NickersOn.
Mrs. B. N. Coronna and
daughter Miss Ula, left last
Saturday to spend some time
with friends in st. Louis.
Prof. V. l.. Roy and family
returned to Lafayette this week,
after spending some time with
relatives in AyOyelles parish.
Miss Jerrydec Sedius, of
Jeanerette, is spending a few
days in Lafayette as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. AdOnis lie eBlanc.
II. A. McFaddin OF this town
and l.. Sicily, of Carencro, left
for Abbevillc Tuesday. From
there they will go to the gulf
coast.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

The large building of Pellerin
& DcClOuot will soon be COM
pletcd. This firm will have one
Of the finest and most up-tO-datc
furniture stores in Southwest
Louisiana.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

Whence came that sprighuy step fault
less skin, rich, rosy complexion. smiling
face. She looks good, feels good. Here S
her secret. She uses DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. Ecsu!t,--a organs active, digestion
good, no headaches, no chance for ''blucs.' -
FRY them yoursef Only 25c. all
lruCuStS.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
State Committee.

E. b. knittsnitt, chairman of
the Democratic State Central
Com mittce, has called Il meeting
of that body for Sept. 3. The
meeting will be held in the
rooms of the Choctaw Club in
New Orleans.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
Notice.

TO the Stockholders of the Century Club:
AZ special meeting, held August IS,
the Boa ri of Directors of the Century Club
decided call special meeting Of the
Stockholders at S o'clock p. m, Tuesday,
September 90, to attend to important bust
ness. II. \. NANDERCRUYssEN, Sec'y.
aI2 OF
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

The Lafayette Oil and Mineral
keOughan for the drilling Of two
wells, one at Jennings and the
other at AnSe Labuttc.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
Circulating. Petitions.

We are informed that par
tisanS of the LacOSte-NO OOrhies
ticket have circulated petitions =
among the people Of the parish,
asking that the executive com
mittee, which meets here to-day.
order a primary election in
which all registered voters. re-
gardless Of the poll tax quail
1lcation, be allowed to parti-
cipatc. The question will prob
ably come up at the meeting to-
daN for discussion.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

Go to Prejean & LeBlanc's for
gentlemen furnishings and fine
SllitS for the fall.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
Married..

On Wednesday,, Aug. 10, at
the residences OF Mr.. J. NJ.
Daniel. near Scott. Mr.. Paul
Marx and Miss Annie Mays. Rcv.
A. G. Smith officiating.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

The place to buy suits and
gentlemen 5 furnishings for the
fall is Prejean & LeBlanc's.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

FOR RENT-TW residences
half mile from the town of La
fayettc. Apply to Alfred He
bert.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
Eat All You Want.

Persons troubled with in digeS-
ton or Dyspepsia can eat all
they want if they will take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. This
remedy prepares the stomach
for the rece ption, retention,
digestion and assimilation of
all the wholesome food that may
be eaten, and enables the diges
tive organs to transform the
same into the kind Of blood that
gives health and strength. Sold
" Lafayette Drug co.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
New Catalogue.

The Gazette has received the
catalogue published for the ap-
preaching session of the Louis
lana Industrial Institute. The
faculty will be the same as last
session, except in the depart
mcnts of drawing and music and
in the classes of Latin and mathC-
matics. Prof. SOntag will teach
music instead of Miss MOntgOm
cry. The vacancies caused by
the designations of Prof. Smith
and Miss Hugcr will be filled in
time for the opening. The mem
bers of the faculty who remain
with the institute are V. l..
Roy, Ashby WoOdson, Lionel w.
Moycr. Miss Gertrude Maytield,
Miss Edith Duprc, Miss Hugh
ID. McLaurin. j. w. S. Lilli-
bridge, Mrs. Eliza beth F.. Baker.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

All size picture frames cheap
at Carter = now studio.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

Just say "Clark'' That means
first class photography.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

Oats, corn. hay. bran and all
kinds of feed stuff at Magnolia
Mills. Ltd. Phone 65.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

Elaborate preparations have
been made by Father Bollard to
entertain a large crowd at Shell
Beach tomorrow. The train
which leaves here at $50 will
cna bic passengers to board the
excursion boat at New Iberia
The trip from Now Iberia and
return will cost - cents.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

Ii you want to keep your horse
fat, buy your feed at the Magno-
liz, Mills, Ltd. Phone IS.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
Office.

a meeting of shareholders OF
the Brick and Tile Manufacture
ing Co. will be held at their
office, at 10 o'clock on Tuesday,
the Sth day of Septemb Der, for
the purpose of electing seven
directors, and attending to such
other business as may legally
come before them. BY order of
Board of Directors.
LOWS LACOSTE.
Secretary.
July ~. 1908.
For Il striking likeness and
fine finish go to Cartcr'S studio.
Mrs. John Fletcher and
children, of Tennessee, arrived
in Lafayette Monday to spend
some time with her m other, Mrs.
Mcdaniel.
Mrs. M. Mer1iwether left Sun
day for Tennessee, accompanied
by her son, William, who will
attend school at the Webb
Academy.
A. l.. Dyer, of Youngsville,
arrived from Now York Mon
day, where he has purchased a
complete assortment of general
merchandise.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22
Feed Feed Feed

All kinds at the Magnolia Mills.
Phone IS.
The Lafayette gazette., 1903-08-22

Just received, a car of rich new
wheat bran at Magnolia Mills.
Phone IS.
Call on F.. f.. Carter for good
craNOn and pastel work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.


girl.
NJ. S and L. f. Cassidy -s1OS Prescott: girl.
boz.
Henry and Lena Sheer 1000 Gratiot: girl.
Jesse AID Gertrude R0cker, 421i Arco: girl
boy.
Edward and Mamie Mockler. 474s Labadie;
boy.
Louis and Stella Hunt si4 East Courtois: boy.
William and Johanna Smith. 62i5 South Sew
enth- boy.
Frank and Fanny Bruins. STA Tracy: boy.
Daniel and Carrie Lenhardt 1907 virginia;
boy.
stratford and Florence Davies. s5o5 Lawton;
boy.
oliver and Leona Cou,stock 1910 Ru;Per. girl.
Joseph and Victoria Stinbrcner. 1929 Pres!-
dent. boy.
Steven and Mary Steager. 4O23 Papin: boy.
Fred and Lizzie Lades. 1913 North Nineteenth:
boy.
Paul and Katherine Pngram 1928 McHissock:
girl.
Charles ard EneIia Stock. 4a65A Blaine: girl
Frank Gnd Gertrude Dickson. 37ll Rutger:
J. A. and Kate Farmer. J7O7 virginia: girl.
Philip and Eugenia Staefer. 2ie5 Carolina;
Henry and Ella King I2ss Labadie: boy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
BURIAL PERMITS.

Joseph Marks. years. 1902 Franklin; heart
failure.
Sophie Neurath, Il years. 2l22 Franklin: ana
sarca.
Arthur Hebert. 20 years. s5ss South Third;
suicide
Margaret Gallagher. 2s years. 15o7 Biddle;
nephrit,s.
Ivy Seketer. year. 2I2iA Cass: accident.
Kate Hadesleim. a years, Female Hospital;
consumption
Cora Roger. ls years. Female Hospital: pye-
mia.
Tnomas Quinn, 81 years. Emergency Hospital;
= W. Taylor az years. 45ss Mcmillan; can
.Elronora Shaw 10 years, 500 Magazine; heart
disease
Catherine Bradshaw. 10 years 1T2o Biddle;
apopieEy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
ILLINOIS.
REPTBLIC sPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, ILL.,. Sept. ls.-Certincates of in-
corporation were issued by Secretary Of state
Rose as follows:
The Alexis Telephone Company. Alexis; cap
ital. S2 on; 10 operate telephone EXCHANGES In
corpora tors-I harles Rogers. j. w. STANDBY
W. =. Mcknight
The Litchheld Printing House. LitchfisId: cap
itai. S,0Q9: printing and publ shIng. Incor-
oorators-R, p; Bouiton;~ Charles c. Woodruff
and &. Richards
The Ma'@wood Transfer and Storage Company
Msywood; capital. $4,000: cypress, transfer and
stotace' business. Incorporators-Will j. Bell
Gilbert T. Hodges and John NJ Il egIer
The Metzger-Ril Company. Pana; capital
SA.to0. dealing in hay. grain and farm produce
on commission. Inco-porators-John V Metz
ger: George Ritscher and George F.. Barrett.
The Woodbury. Drug Company. Danville; cap
ital, $4,000 wholesale and retail drug busi-
ness. Observation-Disclosures C. Woodbury.
Charles r. EhleIs and Charles NJ Woodbury.
The Norstrcn lockout Telephone and Manu-
featuring Company, Chicago; capital stock in
creased from 5000 TO SIC, COZ.
The psptscher Unterstutzuass Vereln Coll
now. Chicago: dissolved.
The Chicseo Flexible Shaft Company. Chi
cago: capital stock increased from $4,000 to
$50 600: number of directors from three to four.
The Professionalism Company. Chicago;
name changed to Eggers Furniture Company:
The Ch caGo Copy Company. Chicago; capital
stock increased from ;25.OO0 TO $780, 900.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

The following articles of Incorporation were
filed with the Recorder Of Deeds yesterday:
Lasteline Manufacturing Company. John
Paul. IS shares Harry n. Larson. 80 shares;
Henry II. Fisher. S. shares: George g. Weare.
shares: Kate Larson. Is shares. To nanufac
ture and deal in paints. oils. colors. varnshes.
carriage top dressing and polish, harness dress
ing and oils. etc.
Colonial Publishing Company. Allan H. Ba-
con, shares: NJ. l.. Bacon, 1895 shares Allan
ii. Eacol. Jr., 1 share. Capital stock, full
paid. SjO.C19. To print and circulate newspa-
pers magazines. etc, and do a general pub
fishing business
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

AT a sacrifice: one slack barrel heading out
fit: T. NJ. Nagle boiler and engine. c5-horse-
power each; engine. center crank and good al
new: one Trevor heading saw: Greenwood
turner: one Greenwood 5-foot wheel jointer;
one pony palmer; one boiler good, heavy shaft
ing: all new; split pulleys; hot-blast dryhou~e
cyclone pan; betting and toois: all for 500.
Willis Rendleman Alto Pass. III.
DYNAMoS end motors all styles and voit-
ages: for sale or rent: VIC buy electrical ma
chinery. f;ossiter- NacCiovern Electrical Co
Tel 4its Main. 500 Missouri Trust building
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

10 sxeharse Dental work for safe AN
Hepvblic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19

MEN wANTED-Tunnei men. steam drill
runners and teamsters; Ozark Mountains: union
coal miners. standard wages; foundry and brick
,ard laborers; concrete men and laborers: city
eri.dse and house carpenters; extra-gans men,
Greeks. Tim Sullivan. labor agent, 1861 Mar
ket st.
QUARRYMEN wANTED-At Fort Beilefon-
taire. on the Burlington Railroad; good wages:
Portland Cement Co
shovelers. concrete mixers Trick settlers. gran
ite settlers and street trimmers. Apply Jefferson
ave. and Carr: Parker Washlngton Co
TEAMS wANTED-on westminster and
Kings highway. ]. Maloney.
TEAMS wANTED-At Second and Rutger
sts.. teams with good boxes. The Abbo,-Gam-
TEAMS wANTED-Teams for slips or wagon;
s. day Apply 565s Cabanne Municipal En-
Eineering and Contracting Co.
LABoREnS WANTED -APPLY $500
DE KALB ST.
S~~S~~~~>~~s~s~~>-~~~~>~ ~~~~>~->~S~>>s~s~~>~>~~>>
BAKER WANTED-Gooa. reliable. all-round
bread and cake baker at 4O6G Finney.
BAKERS WANTED : Ovenmen. machine
nsn. roller men; mixers and helpers; also
ether men With bakery experience Apply at
Cnlon Rscuit Co.. Sixth and Carr sts.
BARBER wANTED-Can soon. f5i7 Frank
lin ave.
BARBER wANTED-Saturday and sunday;
Is. 105 Market.
BARBER wANTED-Upion man. Cali early
Ss34 S. Broadway.
BARBER wANTED-For Saturday and sun
day. 1893 N. Twentieth.
BARBER wANTED-Good barber. Saturday
and Sunday. l124 Cas- ave.
BARBER wANTED-For steady work: s1I;
steady WAGES. call. 800 Carr.
BARRIER wANTED-Good barber for satur-
day and Sunday. 202s Market.
BARRIER WANTED-For Saturday and Sun
day: $40 guaranteed. 1906 Cass.
BARBER wANTED-For Saturday and Sum
day: good WAGES $40. Iowa: corner Arsenal.
BARBER wANTED-Good barber TO- Satrr-
day and SUNDAY: $40 guaranteed 2so5 cass.
BARBER wANTED-Good barber for satur-
day. SunHay and Monday: IS guaranteed so
BARBF:R wANTED-For Saturday and sun
a,ay; wages "a guaranteed 2cis n. Twenty
BARRIER W4ANrRD-Good frst4class bsr-
per: steady work. s2i illinois ave. East 81,
BARBER MANTED-First-class barbcr Sa--
n,aay senl and Sunday; ss union man preferred.
BARBER wANTED-Good haroer for Sttirr-
gay evening and Sunday morning: must lave
license 89i o.FaiIon.
BARPEE WANTEp-Ccod barber for s,tur-
oay ana Sfrcay: s. guaTant Cd $50 Dc Bali
were. Ieke tfrcuSh car on 0ivr ..
BLACKSMITH HELPERS WAITED : car
riaee blacksmith helpers. Apply ried Wagner
& Son. sS2s s. broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19

ZEHNER z CO.. 100 Papin st-Paper bsn~t
NIX whifenlnE; plastering: all work done A. ~.
est rates; satisfaction guaranteed. sand ros:si
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
GENERAL ANNouNcEMENTs.

MERCHANTS. Exchange Mutual Benevolent
Society. St louis Sept, Il. 1903 THE members
OF this society are hereby notified 20 call and
ray. without further notice. sl.iO within thirty
fays from September Ie. 1903. the same being
:ss=ssmcnt made upon tire death of Thos q
Ge MARY. Last day for uayinv October Is 1909
d. Il. wHITMORE. Secretary
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
Gasoline and Steam Engines

Boilers. steam Pumps. steam. gas and water
supplies sawmln machinery. betting hose etc
FAIRBANKS. MORSE & Co. St Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
srocMHoLDpns. MEETINGS.

To tie Stockholders Of the Copoeil. Cravens.
I.abceck Real Estate ana Investment Coripanv-
The annual meeting of the stockhol1eTs az the
tcppei. Crsvens. Babcnck Real Estate and
~, estt1ent Company win hc heid at the COM
panys office In the city Of St I.Iuis Mo, on
Tuesday October u. 1903. at o'clock a. m. fer
Die election OF directors OF the company, and
fns the transaction OF such other husiness as
may legally come before said meeting
tSEAl.) GRAHAM z. BABCOCK.
y. Brewster Weeks. Secretary. President
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19

Wedding Rings (soIid GoId).
Finest qualities. g to $50. Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS

For Sale.
s->s>~s>>>--s-s>s~~s~.~~~@-s
REMINGTON. Smith. Oliver I,rdsr .,o.ol,
Yost Densmore. Blickensderfer typcwrftrrs 10.
sale: SIS to $50: rentals. two months 81 ~
Louis Typewriter Exchange Burlington h,riiS
ing. SD Olive st. All telephones.
TYPEWRITERS: SIS to $50 buys the best
cheapest rentals. Typewriter Headquarters Io2i
Century building.
YOUR selection OF the largest stock Of sIieht-
ly used and secondhand typewriters In the
country: standard makes guaranteed for one
wear: sold and rented everywhere; send for bar
gain and rental rate card. The Typewriter
Exchange. EOS N. Ninth ST.. ST. Louis. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
STEAMSHIPS.

JaPEh.eHIHA va vPTRIh1PS5NE HaT6SE,TnssSss IsIsSnss
Nail 5; S, Co. Occidental and Oriental 5. S.
cec1a Se; ana c6ns 60rientsl s s Co From San Fran.
NIPPON Maru. October Is. For passage and
elshs lion rates reservation orders and nforma-
iohc sao isappY TO J. H Lathrop, general agent.
soS olive street, st. Louis. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-19
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

HELP wANTED-MALE.
~~~s~~~~>~o~-~~~~s~~~s> >~~s~~->~s>~s~>>~s~.~ses~-
Boys.
BOY wANTED-To strip tobacco. 31s wal
nut st.
BOYS wANTED-N. e. cor. Fourth and Pine.
third floor.
Roy Roy ,WANTED-Tn office from to s: s.. s.
BOY, wANTED-To help at fountain Plows
h2l Olive ST.
BOYS wANTED-Must be IA years old. 2saO
n. Fifteenth.
BOYS wANTEp-ls years old. Moser BOZ
BOY WANTED-CoIored boy to attend to
horse. 723 Chestnut.
BOYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brooni-corn
sorters. s25 \. Main.
BOY WANTED-Boy ls to work in plumbing
shop 1885 S. Grand.
BOY wANTED-Erran boy. Merry & Mich
olson Ptg. Co. los Vine.
BOY ,wANTED-Good. honest boy to work IN
meat shop. $3.50 Chouteau.
BOY wANTED-Good Intelligent boy in drug
store ESQ 5. jefferson ave.
BOY WANTED-To work IN drug store; good
wages. Page and Academy
BOY wANTED-oface boy: 81 a week to
start. l2o1 Holland building.
BOY WANTED-Neat eIrand boy: reference
REQUIRED Plows s21 ohye ST.
.RoY wANTED-S boy to work in tin
shop. Apply 2oi7 n. broadway
BOYS -wANTED-Boys, Is to IS; office work:
$. S. Leigh Bros. Io25 Century.
BOY wANTED-About Is years, to do Of
nee work; heip in general. 3lt6 Olive
BOY wANTED-Boy over IS years to drive
and work around factory. S29 n. Main.
BOY wANTED--White or colo ed. to shine
shoes in barber shop. 2ses S. IefferSor.
BOY WANTED Boy with some experience
in grocery and meat market. ssoo PAGE
BOYS 7wANTED-s;nall er,and boys. s0out
Rock Island Argus., 1903-12-31
A NEW YEARS CALL
BY SANTA CLAUS
~~ VERIFYING about Christ
mas is chestnut nowadays"
a cried Jack Bouncer to his

0WA VERIFYING about Christ
mas is a chestnut nowadays"
cried Jack Bouncer to his
brothers, yawning with ju-
venile ennui after a late hanging of the
stockings. 'Say we hit something new
this New Years"
Spring it, Jack" said Jim. I'm
tired of nothin' but candy m sleds ~
comfutters m mittens We'd get 'e N
anyway. If all Christmases IS got to
be like that let's pull up on View
Years"
I'm for inviting Santa Claus to make
a social call on us New Years" ;" said
Jack.
"Hoorayr' shouted three sm9 II voices,
including that Of four-year-o Id Willie,
who was merely tolerate ID in the
brotherly councils.
YES" continued Jack, While the 9TH
ers stood open mouthed, waiting for
the plot. eve can wriU. him an invi-
tation now and pin it ON a stocking"
"Hooray for old Santa and New
Years! OF course he'll come"
'.But not in his big boots, shaggy
coat m fur cap" Jim put in. "AIl the
fellers in town 'u'd tag after him m
spoil our fun
That's right" said Tom. "You see.
he's goin' to call in the parlor like a
gentleman. Tell him that, Jack, in the
letter"
''But s'posin' that's all the clothes
he's got" interposed Jim. GLOW do we
know?"
81 say, Jack" said Tom. ''This is
great, m we can't stand a muff. Let's
lend him suit o. dads"
''Just the thing. Dads got plenty m
won't miss EN-
So while Jack scrawled a note to the.
effect that the Bouncer brothers-JacF,,
Jim and Tom--would be pleased to ell
tertain Santa Claus in the parlor of
their home on New Years Jim and
Tom got ont and packed Bouncer perfe's
best dress suit. including overshoes and
crush hat. Upon this the nots was
pinned eonspicuously and the pac kage
placed underneath the stockings SO that
only blind Santa Claus could miss it.
81 think you're real mean not to put
my nameiin. too," whined Willie, as the
three conspirators rubbed theii hands
in gIee and marched off to bed. Santa
Claus knows me, if 1 am only four"
''Ah, Santa Claus don't talE to kids"
said Jim. anyway, you call see him.
What more do you want?"
81 say it's mean. there protested
Willie, with his face to the wall, sobI
bing.
About daylight Santa sneaked in toG
I'LL the stockings and found the package