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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT WASHINGTON,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT WASHINGTON.
T Wash, 30 z . . 3 2 3 2 ga i !
AT BOSTON.
Boston .............l o o % Il l
Cleveland ,,.......o o 3D. l
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore ..........o o o % s o
e. Ionis ........1 o o O-6 Is
AT PHILADELPHIA.
r H. e.
Chicago .:.;..--,..,,.ss 2SISSS d--$3 y 3
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TORONTO - .:...:.1 o o i-6
Earned runs-Newark, Toronto, s. Two base hits
Carr Massey. Weaver. Daily. Three base hit-Bannon
Stolen basesBrennan Miller White Hayward Sacrifice
hits-Rannon. Left bases-Newark, !: To
ronto 10 FIRST base on errors-Newark Toronto. 3.
Double pays-Mier. Downey Massey Miller 10 Massey
First has Morarity l. off Bruce = Struck
outEBy Bruce g. Time OF Eame-135. Umpire Kelly.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County
York is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Oscar F. Livingston oS County OF New
York deceased to present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers their place CT
office Of their attorneys Baker & Peabody
Wall Street. in the City o. New York. before tas
I'd day of September. 1902.
Dated New-York 18th day February 1902
CHARLES A PEABODY. GEORGE L PEABODY. Ex-
BAKER & PEABODY. Attorneys for Executors z Wall
street. New-York City. N Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON
HUTTER. IOHAyyA.-IS PURSUANCE o

an order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate
% Touny OF New York notice is hereby given to ali
me county Of New York deceased present the
with vouchers thereof the Of
ralsactlng business No 800 broadway
haitian In the City OF New York. before
OF September - -
Dated New York the 26th day Of February 1902
-, LEO HUTTER. Administrator.
PI4ATZEK & STROOCK. Attorneys for Administratcr
800 Broadway y. Y. City.
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NETWORK BEATEN AS USUAL.

Cincinnati July 16-Cincnnau made il three
straight from New-York to-day by all round supe-
rinr work The score:
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5nrroqates' Nonres.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank I Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County
New York Notice hereby given all persons having
claims against Mare Miege. late OF the County OF
YORK deceased 10 present the with
Of 70 the subscriber his
the office of MessTs ChOate HanfOFd Larocque
40 Wall Street. Manhattan. in The City
or before the eighth day of January
Dated New YORK. the 18th o June, 1902.
GEORGES RENAULT.
CfiOATE. HANFORD LAEOCQUE. Attorneys fof
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MONTREAL.
JERSEY CITY.
Totals .... SO . 10 "a 8 2
Totals -. 30 40 27ls l


ra,sex Citv.....................0 o l / x-4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u q U %
Mack, Qunlan. Johnson Sacrifice hits ack Butler.
stolen basesHaIligan Carr Raub First base balls
by pitched baliShindle. First base
I'll Montreal l. Struck out-By Woods by Magee,
. Time so Umpire-Runn. Attendance. 600
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

ABNER :. THOMAS a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York, notice is hereby given all
claims against Charles Vaughan Riley.
Of New York deceased. to present the
thereof the subscriber his place OF
wit Office De V ID. Kelley
Liberty Street. in the City OF New York or
before the 22nd day OF November next
Dated New York, the 18th day Of May. 1902.
HENRY c. RILEY.
Administrator will annexed.
DE WITT V. %. LEY. Attorney Administrators.
Liberty ST.. y. Y. City.
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MANY SEE DETROIT TPOTTTNG
TOOK SEVEN HEATS To DECIDE ONE
CONTEST

Detroit July 16-It took seven heats to decide
the 2I7 trot at Crosse Pointe this afternoon
and the event, which by Alice Russell.
proved TO be the best thus far at the blue
ribbon meeting of the Detroit Driving Club. Five
heats driven in the 2I4 pace before Roamer
won the event, and much time taken up
by these two events that it was necessary to post
pone the 2:04 pace. 21S trot and the 20s amateur
pacing event until tomorrow Racing will begin
1880 o'clock tomorrow, with eight events on
the card. The weather and track this afternoon
were splendid, and the attendance was in the
neighborhood OF 1000. which is unusually large for
the third day OF the meeting.
Yesterdays unfinished 2:11 trOt was the first event
called with one heat TO the credit of Palm Leaf.
Pondexter won the first heat to-day by drive in
the stretch The next two went TO AnaZella, the
original favorte in the race, by good margins. T.
Smathers of Naw-York, had the pole with Alice
Barnes, IN the amateur TO wagon. He drove
a splendid race, keeping in front all the way and
winning from Franker by neck in 212 Franker
broke badly at the start.
Baron Dillon, Jr and Promise best liked by
the bettors before the PHI trot In the first heat
Baron Dillon Jr., led the stretch, where Foot
made a fine drive with Nutbearer and won by
head. Sutbearer favorite in the next heat at
800 to $50 for the field Mary p Leyburn rushed
into the lead at the quarter and held 1t to the wire
The took the next heat, too. although she
was only head In front of Promise at the wire,
N @ eeo The hT 6rs aet an th o the ree
punched. and Nutbearer. Alice Russell, Willard
the last five hundred feet heads apart Nutbearer
winning by nose from Alice Russell Alice Rus,
fashion. shutting out Mary P. Leyburn in the
seventh heat and thereby taking first and thrd
Winfield stratton was whipped from the five
Won IL by half length Rosebud won the next
heat. coming like a fash the last quarter K9amer:
driven out in the next three heats ana LED an the
fourth heat with Prince Direct but could not head
Roamer Summary;
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Gorses ano Carriages.

IRON GRAY HORSE.-Has been driven by lady.
j. ranted kind in all harness. good wind %
sold Call FLORIST SO West e9th-st. City.
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BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN TEAM OUTPLAYS AND WINS
EASILY FROM CHICAGO.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. .; Boston /. Brooklyn Z: Chicago, /.
Cincinnati Z New-York . Philadelphia. 2: So. Louis, o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland ;: Boston, . lChicago. 0: Philadelphia, 4.
ST. Louis. Baltimore. s Detroit. 10; Washington, 8.
GAMES TO-DAY.
New-York at Cincinnati Boston a Pittsburg.
Philadelphia ST. Louis
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81 PURSUANCE on Az CRDER OF HOS.

: Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate of County OF New
YORK notice IS hereby given all having
against Edward Wells SOUthwOrth,
New York deceased present same with vouchers
tnereof To the subscribers their place transacng
business. No 25S Broadway. city OF New YORK on
or before the 1st day OF December next -
Dated New York. the Goth day u May 1902
GEORGE 5. HASTINGS.
DWIGHT a JONES.
- Executors
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City -
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New-York ...........s----.--l u p" " -
Earned r1ns-Cncfnnati, 1: New-York, /. Two-base
hits-Lauder. Jones' Hahn Double paysESInIth W az
and o First base balls-On Evans D. hit
by pitched bail-By Hahn. l. Struck out-By Hahn D.
by Evans J. Attendance, 600 Iine-l:0o. Cn'pi'e-
Power
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Totals 80 q Is Totals Isl IS - L. ,
Brooklyn ................... o o.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abne- g Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF
York notice is hereby given 10 all persons havnselas
Edward SChetl.n The County OF
deceased. with vouchers
the subscriber his place OF business
the office CO Rebe Keller. Broadway.
o. Manhattan. the city York. before the
uTst day Of October 1902.
Dated New York the 18th day Of March. 1902
ARMIN HARTMANN. Executor.
RABE & KELLER. Attorneys for Executor,
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New-York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner g Thomas. Surrogate Of County OF Ne
York notice is hereby given all
against benjamin r Hooper. generally known X Frank
Hooper late OF the County OF New York,
present the with cher thereof the subscribers
az their place 81 Uansacting business. Canal
Street in Borough OF Manhattan in The CITY Of New
1osk. on or before the 2StI day OF November next.
Dated New York. the 2tst day OF May. 1902.
ALNA - WALKER.
WILLIAM MILNE.
Executors.
Attorney Executors
SsS Canal Street Manhattan New York City
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GRAND CIRCUIT SUMMARIES.
rRorr1NG-211 cLAss-PURsE s15oo-Two

Time, 2:iOI4 2O9. 2:US'2' %'lV'=-
TROTTTNCA 21o CLASS-AMATEUR EVENT-oNE
MILE DASH TO WAGON
Alice Barnes. h. m by observation-disclosures by Sultan
lotnatntrsl ';Dii,,a.cc..I ,............ >
Alberta D., (Otis,
Time 2:12
TROTTING-217 CLASS-PURSE $3.50.
Alice Russell D. m. by Gambetta
Wilkes dam by Socrates tHudson}
Mary p. Ieyburn. ch. m. (Marsh>-- | l q ; SdiS
Promise dun <. (W. James,
Willard Sanders. b. & CMerriheld)--
Baron Dillon. jr., b. h. Ouller)...--.
Rernelda, blk. m. 1French)
Vendora br. M OfcCiuirel. ......... .
Time 2I3rs 2:11a.. 2I2i1 2:13-. 2:14l. 2l6is 2;lS
PACING-2:14 CLASS-PURsE. 1880.
Roaner br e. by Mouquete-Ida Lyonie
(StahD ........... 49,. .-.----.-------.-
Rosebud. Oh. tNuckolsl. -.....-........ !
Winfield Stratton. b h. CMcGuire).
Prince Direct blk. h. (McHenryl ......-. 5 ; :
Frank br. & tPennock) 5000 .--..-.-..-.--
Ilon sphinx, h.. tMunsOnl -.-.........-. q
t3Isrl Zoe 6lk G III James,. ............. 10
B BaIh SVg blk m CsnoW) ........... DR.
JACK @ Tqme a6s1 aIii. 2,o95. 2go9',. 2:11's-
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Totals ...33 II q II i Totals ..'oZ o n II =
o o D o o 0 ~
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FOURTH RACE-THE VENUS STAKES: 2-year-oi
fllies- ; furIongs.

T. T, Norrss b. T. G-ayina by Golden
C5arter-Pink Cottage. 80. Jackson q
Lady Josephine, 1o7.--- e1doinl . q
d
Lass o. Linden. edfern), 80 TO and 10 TO |: Mary
str1ef ia C0Connor) and TO /; Miss Dorothy
I67 GVondery). Is and to l. Erora ~ tSI9ith1;
-na Ma ,rrsee 107 shaw. 70 and 70 2,
alsc ran start good Driving by Z length. Time
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g,-,fe- pigeon 80 0Garrigan) II 20 and . TO J.
Mora,on igs Csartn) 60 and 20 to L. Ley IoS
a .,,ctrsn, % Ia and ]: Bar le DUO 20 JdSn
- - and 10 . Worry. 96 ID. o connor9 500 70
ana 100 70 /: Eva - lSrthl 10 70 ana Iudee
3AfcFaddenl. 500 10 ana 10 J.
~ TeIle ~ toranD and 70 J. Cononie ,at, 80
Csle.t A "a and IS TO J. Anna Darling 100 eeStesl
90 To- and 60 20 /; Lord Badge f6 Frasch "a :" % ~
snd 10 70 / and Dactyl. 100 CNesonl 90 20 anu 7i,e
) aiso ran start good Easily by lehe'HS' i'''''
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BoR1NG TO BEGIN MONDAY.
Now Oil Well Will Be Sunk on the =. y
Ne" Woods Farm.

wore here Monday ana III
with l.. E. Robinson, OF 'iie
we,sb Oil and Land Development
,a w IT. Hutchinson, went over 'he
,ond on the celebrated Woo07
- +bree and half miles from 'o"n'
49,, aooided on a location for the ne"
~ ,or, the contract for which mas oeeA
Let to the Jones Development y III
&c Beaumont. Texas. The ne" We" r. one
he nut down about 100 feet ION ,, holm,
= Indoned on account OF graNei 80
apan aa ~, in the pipe. This well shoWe'
lc,o.u I'D Quantities continuously 1rol
4 OIL IN 49, ad feat down until it wa
q eight hundred hee'
Il abandoned. cotton af the de-
III, yyas hauled to grounds ING ms
ar ~ week and the work OF pn@luins
n Now being rapidly pushed. o,o,
rs Five hundred feet of twelve mel ai go
he h,,ndred feet of 10 inch, Two Iho =,
Ia foot of 6 inch and 2O0o teet VI
he nine have been received; ne Pt aPr
arrived this week ana MI 80 viii
is forms lis that the work OF porlnS
roe ~ later than Monday and Poseh
sooner. bod a SD
os nil and gas at 1920 feet, wreck S11 :,
darricl, and destroying rice neau !
~ 49, distance of sixteen hundreu
fly Al and a. was finally lost when down owl! i4oG IN
%sv by the pipe teeseopng IN t al was fo
Gay other well, an abundance Oh On
OF and steady pressure OF gas. ou was
rleo The location of the ne" Men W." Of
loon. Il chosen and the officers o,
lived ~ and the people of welsh
was ooln -, fdnnt than ever that thls
urch ll l:u te onened up. The Jones p
neral WIN 80 their best outfit to furnish
She WI. oonable drillers.
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childrens' Day Exercises.

Children's day exercises were neia N ING
Methodist church Sunday afternoon anu
GOOD sized crowd was In attehuans7'
the intense neat
Who participated in the services perform
ed very creditabiy. a.red.
The following program was rehue''
song congregation, No. 70, - or;-
Scripture reading, "Beatitudes' p
mp PRAYER, Rev. Wilkinson.
Solo. Mrs. T. j. West:
Recitation, James Bailey.
Pec;tation. Floyd Davis.
Song. "Do What You Can p''l"
cup pec;tation. Mabel Miller. 60.
nuet Mabel Miller and Ruth om i
Nnn+;on Bible exercises, fret prnh's'S
class 4;., NJ, az.
a Rom Miss Edna Tr'g.
Sono No. 2ss, Junior League
7. s Adisess by Rev. Wilkinson.
g Collection. ~ AZ
De Benediction.
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WV coMMANDERY ORGANIZED
Dsgree of Knights Templars c9nie COME -"
Masonic Hall Monday Night

17nder special dispensatlon gran'
Nh G. Commander, }. j. har.'7'
~ Welsh Commandery, U. d. a coin
derv Of Knights Templar was oi
- Tho Masonic Hall in this city Moh
night by Rev. Herman o. lung co. +be
AIoxandr;a. La, special deputy 1of cD
I'D oommandery. He was asslsteo ~
.ha following Knights Templar' Mno
80 bere for the purpose OF asslstin x
tho organization: d. f. Crocke1', IA
H. III In Thos. T. Taylor, G. A. McCoS an oh
Goorge O. Elms, Lake Charles; II. ~ lon.
.tson Crowley, and G. w. Rehase'
e nings. evening and organi-
10 .4ion the following candldates Tom
II na;yed and the degree OF hnis po,,1 w
w Mar was conferred on Ihe Cotton
81 lIa hn n Cooper, John Robinson, o NJ,
III J',i4on VIM. P. Russell, Jr., >. w. wi
ns TT Dawson, G. P. Martin, n; L. ID
no II. a. plackford, Jesse V. Kelly anu
y f. ~ r,,idnioht a banquet was serveI 10
I'D +be Eureka Hotel, to when 'ie
i'll and candidates ATTENDED: with t
in The new commandery peg1ns ,ars on
-es following officers: Il: M. ,:son cen
be- nent commahuei '1;ason captain @
for alisslmo; n; a -,reIate Paul w. d.
ion. eral; >. d. NooPea, ,a frank Cotton,
two iels, senior va, Prentice, secreta
on NOR arden; Wa, noosnrer. Jesse w. Ke
are Onear uiIoh' p Martin, sw
ses- standard ;nson warder; San
P BlaeEford, sentinel; N. L. Kelly "n'
rise " The csommandery of Knights s IS l or
). is degree seldom atta 1ndaes in te
ON. ferred on members u soo+ that
t 6sa 1 ofde or MOVE ~sS has lodge Of < Is
s snasrp 7 Of ths member
in a prosperous condition and mas "
membership.
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NEW BANK.
u,.,sh National Bank to Succeed oaih'
"'''' Spalding Il Co.

.,+ deal was contaminated
ooromercial circles this "eeN
whereby the banking firm Oh
Snola;no g. Co. was purchased by =" ~
har Of Welsh and Lake Chariee
-, ~. name of the new bank VII,
4, wa,sb National Bank. lnciuueu
tha deal. in addition to the gooo WI,
Ss;ness was the elegant two-story G
nus,ness' nd fixtures and the lot on WHICH
the banking house stahue institution
n,ha atock holders of the ne" tive
M the prominent representa-. ~
%,,s;ness men of both Weish s all
Charies. among whom are the ~ PHO,
. kaufman. Capt. Locke "A. pen.
. AXE Charles, and Oscar ful!on Cos.
tice. A. r. Miller, f: L. ieT " Roll. Pau
{ ,aar Cleopha Benoit, A. +. , DEL R
!. n rsi, phil Coverdale, G. >. HUSKY =
+ f D Mott w. T. Hutcheson' +; :; a. : Wal
: D. - Dr r. r. Arceneaux, -
) Zen I'd Scharff, and I'll. II. su
So Hel, wishing to subscribe stock may y
. stock subscription IS open " :"
The stockholders will meet III oh n
davs and elect officers, afteI VII mT tran
at new firm will take charge anes
ac+ a general banking business. Of +
az, % a,,fman is ice-presldeht Vi
- National Bank of Lake Chaties -, q
tied is we'll and Prominre n.,+ Knott is pre-
ner, financlai o ITA;c,,al Rank of LIZ
nam % u IN on5 q leading lumber oea
lized While M Pujo is leading a''o'i'e'
nday that city - ;r,+arested in
/, of All the in p to most of our re
the ne" ,,ou, 70 business men, whcp
d by alone shout crit an eXtehsie n, f
who age. The w NaO e lIaa T;,st Natl
isting the moral >rTbarles and starts
tt, c. Bank OF Ian ;s;nq conditions.
" and under very Pn
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New Machine Company Organized.

A charter has been filed in the dis'rio'
~, oe;oe in Lake Charles for a ne"
70 he known as the Welsh MA
oh;ne and Well Works company. lne
has capital stock OF SA''
600 divided into and represented by s"'
hundred and fifty shares of 500 each
A. the meeting the following board
sc officers was elected: w. ii. LAM am %
lake Charles, president; f. b. Ca1"n 1o,.
Jennings, vice president, ana ~. D. -
mo of this city, secretary and treash@ -
me object of the new company
oro+e 9 machine shop for the genera,
manufacture and repair OF all kinus "
machinery; to bore wells ior HIN l'sl ",,
) oil irrigation and any other Puipo os.,.
ond 10 own and operate same. Inc CON
nanv will buy and sell implements a"
I'll kinds of machinery and cohouo'
General mercantile business. =,
!, land has been purchased OF Fau .,;.
W DANIELS near the Calcasieu klce MINI I'm
",,,nany,s plant, %. which a large pun
" ;or vii boz ed, and which Will
~ the home VI the new company. lne Sn -o
i'll ter will perhaps be published next we
ne and the work of building wlh oeg'h
S once. .,r;so
ed This is another new enterprise
om welsh and another evidence OF. the pr
7as ressive spirit of Welsh citizens ana In
;ntarested in the welfare OF our Guy
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~ Died.

Mrs. Amilla Bertrand, aged about out h ans-
~ M ears died at her home one and one,
SIX Ky! yea 81 niles south of Welsh Frlaa ~
r morning after two weeks Eek wa lnf Buried
i ~ P Roanoke cemetery Saturday az lived
Deceased was born in this s 3tsa a She was
here continuously all her ne Heal 1n church
a member of the Congrega ae her funeral
of this city, at which Ia place saE future ut She
will be preached in the neai donohters ant
leaves eight children, tw Th a and Chris
SIX sesid den in Welsh, and to whom we ezten
| symDathy.
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POPULATED. tn 8 s.,
STONE ,ae World are f to rs Office 5s,:
ma NAMES - throw Of t the ee found found VIII,
OF woa Of them have an ion Exehanse.
The nstne,, tenants. waiting
rowness Increased es BY s tho q, on the
wen t of them thoa us1s t be
lore thar s,oly structures lined "
reat h,,, al the fnba h,t
roadw DrIidi as on w Va D''a ants. Of t
there w spe,E Offices at the the sd Instance,
n aseSt ,s sP be se a rooms ass e
between "s, The them DE wa, n othe
;si s, r IS: :, =: s,s
.ork srn. by Comparison naicutta
4fGIK
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,e is now engaged. SO we ena ,sp,ms


ne 10 ,ooassfnI series of meethSe'
Nei ~. Nelson, of Missouri, Doug iu, a T
N "a neaT here from F. ID. WH li th.
49,, of e. F. Rowson q Co. Wa ,ractic.
;aetrnt of settling hlmsen DIS ,,,cb need
e ING physician here we VI, him success
physician here, anu anu md Faith Funk,
nc c. here last week in company 80
M, arnt Mrs. Cox, OF Iowa. W."
y, IN school life in their new ~ al We |
y " ~ will be missed here oE a" e.boo,
wish them much SUCCESS -
s cs work. III continues to speak OF
WI ,sant visit paid her last Wee~ ~
ire - Friend of these past year had
ice rer It,'.ton of Welsh. Mrs. Fui'"h CO 10
car heY her little Grand daughIs,,i; q
CHI lev Davidson, a smart orisn''
end child. 80. some practical devel-
Iowa 10 nrons are coming 10 'ii'
Ke op jpn The Farmers canal now 1;++l,
ana iron'. +be very outskirts OF our ii w
la,, The Daniels plant mas co.
eth- oon,n]eted their new canSi 10 " ooras ms
here con 4,vn-wil water SUI acres J"'
south of town. dow here with til
Al. SUNDAY II was childrens' day an
place H. school house was croWoeu T,ar,
/. H IN. !an., md friends of the children. ~,
outh- oa seemed to enjoy the little onen ndeT
success The pieces were Wen ,veII dri
to go and showed that they hao De Tpa snneri
which ad nv experienced hanos; deser,
days. tendent, Mr.. Fred foh1o n I'd time
in the Great, credit for the lnteres' an a1so
slowed upon the school o anp arna tt
10 has tho successful and happy co l.s,dIav I
Cove, Misses Jessie and Mary II. -,,issed
nee at Moving spirits, are very 1tlue' Tbev
which, s,,ch occasions when away. al in
sit her now in attendance at the hoi
aiken ion at Lake Charles. RI
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Estray Notice.

Two ponies, one bay g geIdrag
branded, and one mouse coio oaI-
s'"iil0n' en- up on my farm l IL m, nan
northeast of Welsh. ow 'aronertv
obtain same by proving proper rope " y
and paying for care, feed ana eoSU u
this notice. 7 s. FORD.
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,I me Arayhow.,.

the NJ Mayfiower.
and Mayhower season =,
ere aoe e. of patch 'n ..,, The 81.
,s seafei a OF these se e about =,
' ,n, - that have 1 Knit it is a FAC,
Vifti ao more. and thar u" n TIC
' tn,an, SO JUST a twn Wore,
F't ,'a who is a ,iat,,,.,g Of al
give el = nth, then to twist lou th. Try
~ Take two re 3 z Whole
penI r ring ali, 'nss
at ag mis',s, es stns
. Ga !, and to otber 50 much
New Bedfora people se
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Elegant Instrument.

If you intend purchasing % a P Pbe VEG
wa IG Sq PfA@o pgositively the finest i'm in.
nished by C1f>hNi1- Crowley.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13
For Sale.

One 60 horse power Boiler and S4.1ne =
Msnne hump for sale cheap. Huskey "
Coverdale Welsh, La: 49, Elm and
Office Miller Building Cor' ELL
South SITS
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RELrsl BELTs!l BELTs!l

I have quantity of first class an.t FuS GslI
~ Inch am closing out at cosI, - of
o onS s me at my Office in the rear -
Bank. TT A. DAVIDSON.
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Lost.

ro, mare. four or five years oia'
one Sc, nf'fe Es stray, from my place sun
no no, o, Morning, June 8. will gladly pay
DAY a r50 for information leading to the re-
reward a IL the animal f. HoLwEGEK,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

Gentlemen, go TO Bell & Co. o Tor e n
noir of spring shoes, or low qua &c..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

Ten BY y'' c 5bea Riding Ho oas'
Ladies; who who published 0 !, French :
There is IS n "srrs out ontge1,-
New York Pr tnso'' put into pr s qhf 50
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

Frank j. Locke, watchmaker any sound
tician. has returned ana can Score
at his old stand near the hacNeo -.S---