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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Charles o. BrOussard ct ais. TO Lee Gou
sonlin, certain tract OF land, measuring
80 arpents, in Fourse Point: Considera
ton, 5000 year.
Inquest by Coroner on the body o.
Melia Tyler.
Leon Dreyfus to Sarah Johnson. wife OF
Henderson Denton, certain tract OF
| land measuring Is arpents, near New
iberia: Consideration, $500.
Sarah johnson, wife of Henderson Den.
ton, to Leon Dreyfus, certain tract OF
land, measuring Is arpents, near New
Iberia: Consideration, $500.
Widow Emile Deronen to Emelite Der.
onen, a certain tract Of land, measuring 7
arpents, in Iberia Parish, La: Consider.
alton, $53.
Widow Emile Derouen to Oneil Der
ouen, a certain tract OF land, measuring 8
arpents, in Iberia Parish: Consideration,
$50.
Widow Emile Derouen to Emilda Der
ouen, wife Of Allen Nerres, certain tract
OF land, measuring arpents, in Iberia
Parish: Consideration. e53
Widow Emile Derouen to Aiphee Der
omen. a certain tract Of land, measuring 2
arpents, in iberia Parish: Consideration,
ia.
State Of Louisiana to Cecilo Abadie, q
certain tract Of swamp land. s Is Of s w
"A and N f Of s w u of s w Il, T 13.
Salvatore Mamma to Mrs. Alice Bradley,
a certain tract OF land, measuring 35x85.
Oscar Daspit, ST., to Oscar Daspit, Jr..
certain tract of land, measuring about
700 arpents, Interlaken Plantation. in
Iberia Parish, 4th ward. Consideration,
ga, 900.
c. D. Kemper to JEFF Davidson, GER
tain tract of land, measuring IS arpents.
at Isle aux Cannes: Consideration, 1l,75O.
Charles L. Provost to Thilomine Kob.
leau, certain tract OF land, measuring
03x83, in the town OF Jeanerette, 9Th
ward. Consideration, $50.
Harriet johnson, wife of James Moore.
to Ralph II. Morrell, certain tract OF
land, measuring " acres, in Iberia Par
ish: Consideration, $3.50.
Nelson Carry to Phillip Carry. wife OF
Willis Grevcnherg. certain tract OF land,
016-lO0 arpenfs. at Isle Pip
uant: Consideration, $500.
Lenis Nussbaum to Hermann Hauser,
certain lot Of land, measuring 50x200, in
The town Of New Iberia. 9Th ward. Con
sideration, $3.50.
Lizzie Drummer, wifs OF Herman Hauser, !
10 Louis Nussbanna. certain lot OF land. /
79x260, in the town of New |
iberia, 9th ward: Consideration, &s25.
Albert Fontelien ct al. to Ernest las
,alle, ieasor Of House Nos l07, l09 and I
III, on Main street.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
HAzeI. KIRKF.

|, All lovers Of the legitimate drani
are looking forward with keen antic
ipations to the production of Haze
kirke," one Of the sweetest storie,
ever told, at the Vendome Opers
House OH the evening Of February
18th, st. Valentine day undert he di.
rection of Miss Jennie Holman, assist
ed by our local talent, which as our
readers we'll know is full of resources
and surprises and graceful present
ments. In the cast Mr.. Nevil Hen
shaw, will personate Arthur Caring.
ford, Lord Trayers, in that dignifled
royal style that so we'll becomes him.
Prof. Jenkins will delineate the char.
acter Of Squire Roddy lone of natures
noblemen, most successfully, as it
will require no action on his part.
his many sterling qualities fitting the
character exactly. Mr.. Dave Davis.
the jolly rollicking Dave, will appear
as the Old Miller, Dnstan Kirke. Mr..
Ed. Goss will essay the difficult char.
acter Of Pittacus Green and will no
doubt present Mr.. Green in all his
glory. Mr.. Jos. WE'LL. will in his
inimitable style present Barney
O'Flynn and from what this commnn.
ity knows Of Number Tin the part
will be we'll sustained. Mr.. d. G.
Gary as Met higgins will show his
devotion to Hazel in way delightful
to all lovers Of st. Valentine. Miss
Aline VOORHEES,, as Emily Carringford.
Lady Trayers will bring dinghy. a
rare personality and a charming style
to the character. Miss Laurence
Rroussard will appear in the role OF |
loving mother, Mercy kirke, and will
personate in pleasing manner this
difficult part. Miss Annie Archer, |
as a dear delightful Dolly Dutton. will
sustain her reputation as an imper.
senator of rare merit. Miss yina
Broussard as Clara, the maid, will no
lonbt perform her part in this very
necessary character The star OF the
evening will, Of course. be Miss .Iear
lie Holman. who hiss 80 often charmed
mr. people with her perfect style and
lear conception Of every character shell
'ssumes. She hes won the hearts Of
he entire community and when II isA
'nown that the drilling aud teaching
( our home talent has been work
I lore with her and that the present
iay IL given for the benefit Of 81.
'erchman's School. we feel assured
hat the Opera House will be in ! |.
ouG1stsd seets % -. Valentine night.
g Aeye she xsather bureau viii give
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

IT was moved by Mr.. Decourt and ear
ned that the salary Of the house keepe
Tor Fire Company No 4 be fixed at "a
per month, including the feed of horse.
On motion OF Mr.. Lemaire, seconded b,
Mr.. Deconrt and carried, Cliff Norwoo,
was appointed Janitor of the City Marke
ana night Waterman for Fire Compan,
NO. at a salary or $40 per month.
1t was moved by Mr.. Dupre, seconde,
py ar. Deeourt and carried, that til,
mayor DE authorized to purchase hors,
Tor the city patrol wagon, and that III.
sum oil 300 be appropriated fol same.
The following bills were read and or
dered paid On motion of Mr.. Decourt. see
onded by Mr.. Lemaire and carried: o. G.
Dupre, lumber, 1851; J. Trainors Son
repairs to eistern. 1915; N. /. Enterprise
L. u s., $3.50; W. l.. Dupuy, stamps
etc, 20 cents; W. l.. Dupny, commits.
| sions, $648.85; Lemaire Bros, nails, SO. SO
Iberia Fire Company No /, for expenses
Sl3; Jules Dreyfus, feed for horse of Fire
Company No. 2, 1920; iberia CYPRESS 90
lumber, $34.S7; II. NJ. Carter, feeding
prisoners, $l5.40; Ribbeek Mfg. Co. for
repairs to stoves and pipes. %. SO.
The bids of Foulkes & Forbes for 1928.
!. W. Taylor for 1904, and Eug. Gnillot
for 1895, for brick sewer on Ann street
across Main street were read. and the bid
OF MY. Guillot being the lowest. the con.
tract was awarded him.
It was moved by Mr.. Murray. seconded
by Mr.. Dnpre and carried, that the Hook
and Ladder Company equip themselves
with ladders and axes for Gre duty and
present their bill to the Council for nav.
ment.
1t was moved by Mr.. BlnmenthaI. seq
onded by Mr. Lemaire and carried. that
the Mayor appoint d committee to confer
with the Police Jury relative to new
road to st. Martinsyille, the Mayor an.
pointing on said committee Mossrs, Levy
Blnmenihal and Murray.
1t was moved by Mr.. Dupre, seconded
by Mr.. Decourt and carried. that fire en-
gines Nos. l and 2 be repaired. and that
Mr.. Il. g.. Boutte be employed to do the
work.
The following ordinance was presented
by Mr.. Deeonrt and adopted by the fol-
lowing yea and nay vote: Yeas easrs.
Decourt, Dupre, Blumenthal, Murray and
Lemaire. Nay-None.
SAID ordnance was then presented to
the Mayor for examination, ard after ex-
animation was returned by him approved
and signed and the seal fixed.
Be it ordained By the Mayor and Board
Of Trustees OF the City OF New Iberia, that
The following specifications be adopted for
Ihe extension Of the wster works system
ziong lower Main street.
GDyERAI. SPECIFIC 1 Troxs
!. In these specifications the following
shall be given to the terms and words
mentioned, to.wii:
Board Of Trustees" to mean the Board
II Trustees Of tha City OF New Iberia. La. /
Engineer or City Engineer to
mean the City Engineer Of the City OF |
sew Iberia, La.
inspector TO mean the duly author.
zed inspector on the work under con- /
liberation
City the City OF New Iberia, La.
2. The work done under these speeili I
ations shalt be frst-ciass; and the entire
gork shall be done in q thorough and |
vorkmanlike manner, and to the satissae-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
Mrs. Mile Decnir and little son

Lenon, went to Erath last Tuesday.
TO join her husband. they will make
their home there in the future much
to the regret of many friends.
The Wednesday Afternoon Euchrc
Club, was very eharmiugly entertained
by Miss Zig Decnir at her home on
| Charles street The evening was
much enjoyed and also the delicious
refreshments The prizes was award
ed TO Mrs. Albeit DeBlanc, the consoi-
alton to Mrs Anthony Landry and
the BOBBY TO Mrs Wilson. The fol-
lowing guests were Miss Lonise Su.
berbielle, Miss Smith, of Louisville.
Ky, Mrs. Wilson of Texas and Mrs.
Thomas of New York.
Mrs, Gayle will entertain the Gin b
next week
Our young friend Mr. Willie Mat
ties. who is holding down position
as operator on tho louisville Nash
Vile Railroad, near New Orleans
spent the week here, the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Max Mates.
Mrs. G. O. Kramer is visiting
friends in Cade, La
Miss Dot Smith entertained We'd
nesday night in honor of her cousin
Miss Irene Smith Of Louisville, KY.
There was telegraph message con.
test, each guest was furnished with a
letter of the alphabet and was requir-
ed to indite telegram instanter with
every word commencing with the let
ter given. Some very unique and orr
yinal messages were written of ten
words each, one minute allowed for
each word. Miss Louise Compton re-
,eived the ladies prize for best pro
luction and Mr. Henry Blanchet that
or the gentlemen Refresh ments
we're Of the best and keenly relished {
Those present were: Misses Clara h
Finley, Olympic Leblanc, Maggie S
Iall, Mathilde Rencudet, Clara Fish. n
+, Beulah Scharff. Fay Barney, c.
larie Patout, Ruth Morris, Louse
compton Edna Cattle, Ethel Sharp :
nd sister, Marie Blanchet, Messrs.
fired Soulier Robert Perry, A. NJ
NTH, W. Patout, ID. G.. Cary. A. 4,
Iarsh, H. Blanchet. r. Bell, Prof
enkins, Joe Davis, NJ Scharff. A.
ecuir. John and Fred Schwing and
r. Reuben Brown. of New Orleans.
Rev. Roland Hale Of Franklin, was
are Tuesday and OBLIGATED at the
neral of DR. Sidney Abbey of Cen
rville. whose remains were brought
ere for interment in. the Protestant
Mr.. W. J. Bernard attended the
ssion of Grand Lodge Of Masons at \
ew Orleans this week.
Miss Mary Merritt is visiting Mrs
e. Stokes, at Sunset, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
THE U. s. SENATOR'S.

The Senator'S Of the United States
iare showing up in not a few instances
in most unfavorable contrasts with
the Senators of former generation
| Thus. Senator Burton, of Kansas,
! has been convicted in the courts Of
| having had u corrupt and unlawful
| interest IN securing certain legisla-
tion He has secured now trial,
hut if he should finally succeed III az.
Gaping punishment he Will still be
badly smirched.
The increasing number Of allega
tions of corruption and indictments
for fraud against men in high public
station is alarming. Senator Burton's
colleague. Senator Dietrich. had
barrow escape. Senator Mitchell. Of
Oregon and Congressman Hermann, are
wrestling with grand juries and pub
lie prosecutors. IN almos, all the
States there is plentiful crop Of polit-
zeal scandals, and III almost all Of
them the rascals go scot free. This is
not BECAUSE of any reasonable doubt
the facts but because every
resource of the law is strained to lei
the boodlers loose
Then there is the Mormon Senator
from Utah now on trial by the Senate
on u charge of being u polygamist
contrary to the laws of his State, and
low Senator Plat, of New York, Is
'harged with having conspirod with
,thers to prevent legislation by Con-
,rcss which would have been detrim.
ntal TO his business interests
1t is not likely that any Of these
enators will be finally convicted
ither by the courts or by their col
eagues, but they cannot escape from
he stain that will rest upon them.
However. that is small affair in
his age when. if only wealth can be
cquired, it does not matter how
arrowly the possessor escaped the
tate's prison. This is vastly diff
,rent from the time when there was
OF only men of giant intellect in the
enate, but honor and integrity were
UNIVERSAL requisites. -Picayune.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
An epsn Letter to the Public
fA0M A WElt.kNoWN 0AVaolsT

Ta Whom II May Concern:
OF ia>e thsrs has been a eaod dAaI
81 aiassssion il regard 90 sdyerklSed
neaisiass sad fheir value. We H16t
70 Soy to every man, woman and chfF1
In this vicinity that the most vsln2hla
Preparation Of cod liver OIL the 60cf
tonic rsconStfuetor, health fsstgylncN3
sfrsnsth-creator ~ hav0 evsr Fla IL
our store ID Who'll
Vinol !A not q patent medicine. II
contains no INJURIOUS drugs. and n ~
uafly does contain Ill Of Cha medIo7ml
curative eismsnts Of cad liYes OH (1aS0
from fresh Gods livers, but wffh6V1 q
drop OF oil, and Is dslieions 20 fha
taste. INV
Vinol Is recognized throughout ira
world as the greatest streneSh. crasSoN
for old people, weak, stckiy Wo0Snt
children, nursing mothers, ana aiteF
a severe sickness.
vinol cures hacking coughs, chronic
colds, bronchitis and all throat d0d
lung troubles. UnsQualIea to craaSo
an appetite, and make those who ~
too thin, fat, rosy and healthy. 81
vinol is sold Oh a posffyo Ruarsnsas.l
Call and got 4 ViaoI ho1k1et.
;OId by JOHN R. TAYLOR. New Iberia. La,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
CHURCH NOTICE.

Regular services at the Methodist
Church, TO morrow the l?th. Sab
bath School 9.I5 q. m, H. n. Pharr
Preaching at / a.
m, and Z 80 p H. The public are
invited to attend.
A. w. TURNER. Pastor,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Ernest Duoros. Of BAY city.
Texas. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Charles Delhommer.
Hon. J. B. Aswell. State superin-
tsldent Of Education aud Prof. j. Il.
kceny. Director Of Institutes we're
here several days this week.
Miss Mary Cage, former Iberia
favositc but now Of New Orleans, 4
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
lost--S92.OO.

BY the undersigned purse containing
about $4,000 in currency and about SO 90
in small change; alzo one pair cuff but
tons made of Zoe pieces. Same was lost
presumably between DeBlanc and Lam
dry's store and Coteau. Ample reward
will be given for return of same TO
s. G. HARRY
or JOS. MIGUES,
SeCura p q
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
Demand Of Administration.
SUCCESSION OF MISTRESS ELIZA
BETH GAUTHREAUX, WIDOW
OF HILAILE ESCOUBAS.
Nineteenth Judicial District Court Parish
of Iberia, State OF Louisiana.

Whereas, Mistress Philomen Vaughn,
nee Gauthreaux, a resident of the Parish
OF Iberia, La, has applied to the the Hon
orable the 10Th Judicial District Court
holding session III and for the Parish Of
Iberia, to be appointed Administrators Of
the Estate of Mistress Elizabeth eau
threaux, widow of Hilaire Escoubas, de-
ceased.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all
whom it may or doth concern TO show
cause, within ten days from the first pub
lication hereof why the prayer of the said
application should not be granted and
confirmed as Administrators aforesaid.
f.. Witness the Honorable James Simon.
Judge of our said Court this 7th day OF
February, A. D. 1908.
A. j. MAuMUS,
Deputy Clerk of Court,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

At the Clnb.-Jones Ito Brown,
who has been relating his wonder
fnl adventures in Russia)-And
suppose you visited the great
steppe Of Russia Brown (whoSe
Imagination has been fast running
away with him)-l should rather
think so, and walked up every
blessed one Of them on my hands
and knees. Jones smiled. Lon
don TIT Bits.
DOwie is sick in Zion City. Per-
haps the failure of his dupes to
cough up more literally has affected
the old prophet.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
IINNfpd.
A. j. MAUMUS,
Deputy Clerk of Court.

Information as to the address of A.
pesphanet de Blanc. Address was iberia
Parish about 1872. Small recovery can
be made. Address
HARVEY SPALDING & SONS,
Washington. ID. G..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
Sold BY John R.TAYL0R. New iberia. La,

Boys arrested for playing with
dice must learn the difference be-
tween gambling with dice and
marbles. The difference is that
dice are square and marbles are
round. FIX.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

Our Countr4 is PROSPEROUS.
Preserve good times for yourself
by buying home through that
profit sharing Institution the
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

We trust that DR.. Lyman Abbott
is not the advance agent of cam
paign of "frenzied theology
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL,

New Iberia, La, Feb. 6, l905.-The
Mayor and Board of Trustees of the CITY
OF New Iberia met this day in regular ses-
sion, with Mayor Dnpuy in the chair and
the following members present: Messrs.
Deeourt, Dupre. Blumsnthal, Lemaire
anu Murray. Absent, Mr.. Levy. The
minutes of January 2. % and 80, 1905,
were read and approved on motion Of Mr..
Decouit, seconded by Mr.. Lemaire, and
carried.
Messrs. Suberbielle and McMahon ap-
peared before the Council, rs commit
tee, and asked for an appropriation of
5000 for the improvement and completion
OF the new Lake road, when on motion of
MIR. Deeourt, seconded by Mr. Blumen
thai and carried, the said sum of 5000 was
appropriated for said purpose.
The reports of the Collector and Secre-
tary wers read and ordered spread upon
the minutes OH motion of Mr. Decourt.
seconded by Mr.. Lemaire and carried.
and are as follows:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

Market revenue for month of
December, 1904 . 3lS 10
Respectfully submitted,
W. l.. DUPUY Collector.
Seeretary's Report Month ending Janu.
aGy 81, 1905:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-02-11

name and
and mana.
'nyenieDee
. L.. AAf
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-10-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
Effective June 18th, 1904.
NORTHBOUND.

Trains leave Lynchburg a. follows.
100 a. IA. daily, express for Washington
aud points north, solid Pullman train.
20 a. m. daily express for Washington
and points north.
asa. m. daily, express for Washington
and points north.
s:l7 "a. m. daily, local for Washington and
way stations.
2ai5 p. m. daily, local for Washington and
way stations.
500 p. m. daily, express for Washington
and points north.
40 ,. m. daily, express for Washington
and points north.
lZ D. m. daily for Charlottesville ana
way stations.
SOUTHBOUND.
206 q. m. daily, express for Atlanta AID
New Orleans.
3ii "a. M. daily. Washington and south
western Limited. solid Pullman train, for
Augusta, Atlanta, Chattanooga Memphis
and New Orleans
300 "A. m. daily, local for Danyille anu
way stations.
2li p. IA. daily local for Danynle aud way
stations.
3s9 y. m. daily, express for Columbia, Sa
sannnh ana Jacksonville.
i1r p. m. daily. express for Atlanta, BIZ.
mlngham and New Orleans.
Diners and slecpors on All through Trains
For further Information call or write.
g. X. BROWN, General Agent.
q. H. A'kEltI, General Manager.
=. ". II AknW WICK, Passenger frame Man
ager, Washington. %. a..
W. ". TAlLJk General Passenger Agent
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Leading Up 70 II.

She with an arm around his necR)--
II makes you happy 70 know l am
pleased. doesn't IL. dear1
He-Why. yes.
And you are happy when you whis-
tie. aren't you. dear?"
Why. Of course"
We'll, love. know you are going 10
whistle when you see this millinery bill"
-YOnkers Statesman
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Mr.. Hardnutt-I admit sir. that my
life has not been what II should be. but
| truly and unselhshly love your daugh-
Ger. and # ever give her a moments
pain hope III be made to suffer torture
for II.
Old Gentleman (warningly-Oh you
will You don't know heT-N. Y. Week
ly.
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How II Works in the North

You've burned Is tons of anthracite
already this winter?" exclaimed the Wis
itor. Why on earth have you had TO
use so much?"
ITO reduce the visible supply, sup
pose" said the victim Of the coal trusts
greed. grinding his teeth in impotent
rage-Chicago Tribune.
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Particulars Wanted

do you keep typewriter ribbons?'
asked the man In the department
store.
Yes" said the saleslady; is she
a blonde or unette2'-Yonkers
Statesman.
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"oh. mamma, know there's flea on
mel" cried little Ethel
How do you know It Is a fea, dear?"
asked mamma
why. because can't catch itl"-
Yonkers Statesman.
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SpeciaI Inducement

Miss Beasley-Dey say dat Jane
Green am aftah Sans heart
Miss White-Yeas, she dun heard dat
he is chicken hearted.-Chicago News
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T. NJ. X. TAICoTr General Manager.
Underwater a WESTERN RAlLKoAp
Time Table in effect Monday, Nav O
1904. .boiween farmviilo and Richmondv
Moseley and Southern R.R.
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" ill wait 90 chester until g.i5 "A. m. foi
y. =. J.. Au train from Richmond
Between Bermuda and Chester.
Leave 'hesicr shops 7.OO arrive Rermuds
H'l a. M. Returning leave bermuda 90
y. hi.' arrive 'hest'r SHOPS 7.e q. M. Daily
except sunday. All trains stop AT RAP
Electric ky. King.
r. NJ r. TALNOTr, x. u. WILLIAMS, Jr.,
Gen Mgr. Gen. f'ghl a Pass. Agt'
Richmond, Va, July lst, 1905.
TO CONNECTING LINES:
Notice ls hereby given that the Farmyille
~ fowhaian Railroad will hereafter bee Oper-
aied by the rideWater & Western Railroad
Company.
. All moneys collected Tor account OF this
company you Will please remit TO q. N.
WILSON, Treasurer, and ala ac cunts will
De adjusted By T.. :. HAIEN, Auditor, all
communications for whom should be- adj
dressed TO T.. %. Box i02 this city.
TN. X. TALcOrT,
Gen. Mgr
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COMPENSATION.

The steaks tough al our boarding house.
But I get quickly through IL.
You see the pieces are so small
one doesn't have to chew IT,
ST Louis Republic
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COMPENSATION.

The pastor blamed these gowns Of theirs
But his censures didn't gall so
Much. for though he gave them fits.
The tailor he had. also.
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For a Different Reason.

Young Tiffany says he can't live on
$4,000 a year.
That's nothinal neilhar can L.