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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-16
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Eamilie tpGbrenb Der beiben @ommere
tuse auberbalb Der 8unbeshouptfabt
fuetlt, 70 folgt er bamit nur benz 8eis
fpisle feiner @orgdnser. Bon Der 3eit
bes eriten prdibenten, Mafbinston, Biz
our @egentpart 1T es 8raua gepe5en,
bob ber oberite grefutibbeamte, fobaIb
Der aonsreb TN Spdtfriibiabr ober On,
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9eim in Haount 0ernon, 3d., Setter
fOn fu9te Grbolung in ieiner prG9ltz
gen priDatrefibens gu Montieelo. 3d.,
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auf. 9ineoln fab iid in Mnbetradt Der
bomaltgen fdtDeren unb fo~rgenbollen
3eiten leiber seatpungen, fait INNER.
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.. g., a%us5ubarren. Grant liebte bic
Berge nnb bic Meerestiifte, unb Mcz
Rinlen pflegte i'm CONNER in Canton,
g., 3u beripeilen.
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finbet fid auf benz @asamorez9usel
nabe Differ Ban auf Gong Sslanb, 81.
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1000 @tntppbner 3dblt, erftredt ii9 oil
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bes unb,am GuBe bon 9iiseln. an bersn
eM&bd6ttgsa NIB dnEberen 9Dben pors
nebme Sommerreii benasn iid erheben.
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fiction beiibt, 1T betannt fuesen feiner
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-16
Sngenolider 9ei6tiimn

unb ihlechte @etpDbnbeiten (iber oeren
iebdblihe 5olsen ih bamals leiber in
lntpiienheit mari berurIabten icbpn in
meinen beiten Sabren cine norseitiae
Shndbe. @lidlihertueiie erfubr ib
nodb rebtseitig 0 elmer neuen 8ur<
methobe, ipel6e ih, Dbne baB es midi
oon meiner Nrbeit abbielt, 81 Sauie
burrbfIbrte unb Die mid uieoer su etnem
tpirtfiebeh Manne mabte. Sb bate
mir eelobt, fals sebeilt, oies su ber-
Dfentlihen, bod ba ib begreilicher
8eiie meinen San bier nidt naber Be-
ihreiben m6bte, 10 bin ib auf @unIh
bereit, Seben, Der an ben SDlgen bon
SugenoIInben leioet unb mir i'm Ser
tranen ibreibt, iiber biele fihere Sur une
enteeltlib an unterrihten. Selbft aore1.
iirtes goubert nit 8riefmarfe lit beisus
leaen. Wr. &epberle, 142 Sbcrman
Mpe., 9aniitun, Cbtp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-16

4rdfbent Mooiepelts qanbbaus bel Snier
Bah.
ten, rubigen @troben bes Ortes. Die
Bal beleben i'm CONNER aablreine
Daften, unb Slider finben in ibr rei9e
8eute. Differ Bab bat sutes Srint=
i%pafer, bon ber See ipebt itets cine erz
frtfhtnbe 9rife, unb bic Spbesrate lift
cine serinse. Rein Wunber, baB Der
Dirt i'm @ommer tinen beliebten faIhios
nabltn 2uftturaufentbaIt fir reife unb
prenlinente 8iirger bilbet.
BON Dpfter Bah nad @agamore 1in
fiihrt cine matabamifirte aunitffrabe,
be fin om fibfi1en ufer Der Bai bur9
Gelber unb @ebDl3 babinpinbet.
Das Qaus Roofebelts auf benz @a>
gampres9 iigel beftebt in feinem unteren
4heile aus 3ieselfteinen, in feinem obes
rem aus 9ol5. Der BaHftil lit elm ges
mif4ter. Das @ebdnbe lift serdumis,
es bat fpise Giebel, brsite Deranbas
unb einen sroBen @9ornHein aus 8adS
ftetnen. Das 9aus liegt inmitten eines
Rofenplates bon mebreren Mdern sSIds
1engebalt, mo bic Rtnber bes prGfibenz
ten mad 9ersensluit fid tummeln fDns
utn. Don ben Genitern unb ben De-
ranbos bes @ebdnbes erblidt man sSel=
ber. Mdlber unb bic Bai. Ser fh0nfte
Naum In benz 9oufe lit bos 9ibliothete
5jmmtr, bus 5000 B6nbe birgt. Das
eine Gnbe bes @ournes tpirb BON einem
offenen iGeuertamin etnsenommen, iiber
BEN BITE R0pfe bon gtbSrnten Ebieren
pranetn. Den Gubboben bebeden bic
dene bon 9ergl0tpen, Barren, 8iffeln
unb pantbern, 9ropbdeu Der Sagbitrei.
ftreien Noofebelts. Der Baum btent
N~poiebelt tpdbrenb feines bortigen Muf<
entbaltes als Nrbeits5immer. Der
Wrafbent Iiegt nGmlid aud auf Saga,
more 9ta feiuen MegierungBgefhGften
Oh, tuenn aud nit Ridfidt auf ieiae
0efnnbbeit nit unterbrenunaen. Das
Gretnttpperional nit 3ubeb0r lift inbeb
IN Der Differ Hanz9ant in benz 8 Mei,
len entfernten Orts Obfer Ban unter.
gebrant. Die Communication atpi,
59en BEN tempOrdren nMeiben 9anfe.-
bos iibrigens rotb angeftrihen 1T, unb
benz Ggefutibperfonol in Der Banf be,
forgt Der pripatfstretdr gortelpou.
Neben benz erndbnten 4ibliotbet,
summer TN Roofepelpfden Qaufe auf
Sdgamore 9in liest bas 9eIu9saim,
iasr. mo Der praiibent intime Grsunbe
unb Diplomaten empfdnst. 8unbesz
hetettips, bic auf benz @~runbftiide fla
fionirt iinb, berbinbern jtbod bos Gins
bringen bon Neusierigen unb Memters
i6strn. SIN Snteref. bes Dffentliaen,
bes Grttuiibs unb bes biplomatiiden
Dienitts bat Roofebelt es 3useseben,
.baB auf feinem pripatbeiibtbum Ssle>
phpnpfabIe eingtrammt puroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-16

Jn gans Dentlhlano nimmt
bic 0eueguna gegert bic STANDARD
Oil Company itetia gu. Die Betro-
leumbdnoler fait aner Bropinse, uno
beutihen Staaten petitioniren qeoen
bic @eieQihaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-16

Meiblide 4erate sibt es
sur 3eit etpa 5000. 5itrbon ipirten
~ amerita 5000, in RuBlanb TOO, in
englonb 400, In Granfreih 81, in
Jtalisn 20; ferner finb in 1873 Spi<
talern Snbiens aud peibIide Ner5te
tbdtia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-16

,,0Drc ; Iormalin" (Gimer &
atmemS), 1T als antiieptiides 3abns
nno Wunopaiier uniibertrDfen. 6.
s.. Shmibt, 6oufton, 9er., Gaent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-16
.Trei far
|i9ma9e Mdnner.
Gin Seilmittel lit emtbeft suproen.
naS berlprene Mdnmbarfeit
mnb Die &r1fte fpieberz
ber5telIt.
Cine Wp@e ansreiaenDes Rro6e : Radet
mirD SeDem fret sngefanht, Der
nnrnnf idireiht.

r&eseneratipe Sablets4 iinb a%nertannt Die ein8ise
Rul ssgen ~perlorene Mannbarteit in allen Staoien.
Sic fno piieni6aftlid our6 Die befen Ierste Der
Islt ~ 9%sySs9 sT.ta ois S Sds 0' afi pes S4lf hprSsae III 0S oaif1,
lid perantportlt9 ba[ten. llno ipenn tie auf ibren
Rnf bin bebanpten, DAB Die r&eeeneratipe Sablets4
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20
ENTERS THE ONE CENT FIELD.
PHILADELPHIA GREAT HOME NEwsPA-
PER, THE PRESS, NOW SOLD FOR
ONE CENT.

ONE CENT.
The Philadelphia daily Press an
nounces its change in price from two
cent to a one cent paper.
With nothing changed, except the
price, the Press, at one cent, will con-
tinue to be the great home newspaper,
but with a new field. of activity. Its
news pages, it's departments will rep
resent trained efficiency, and its su-
premacy will be, as before, along the
lines that have given it weight and
authority, place and prominence at
home and at large.
The Press gives more news than any
paper published in Pennsylvania; bet
ter reports of the markets, making it
invaluable to the shipper: the best
Woman's page, which makes it a par.
ticularly helpful home newspaper and
treats fully and fairly all political is
sues. In resources, enterprise and
distinction of contributors it is with
out a rival in Pennsylvania and stand
in the front rank of the leading papers
of the country.
The Sunday Press will remain at
cents copy.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20
Maryland College and School
of Music for Women.
90 minutes from Baltimore.

Fiftieth year. Large new
building, new furniture
and pianos. Three full
college courses with de-
gre es. Conservatory
methods in music. Thor
ough work in all depart
ments by specialists. Ex-
cellent patronage, Cul-
tured home. The very
school for Delaware girls
who are in earnest search
Of q biOha1. a1ucatiOn
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Fruit growers of this vicinity will
please note that M. L. Coulbourn is
successor to the well-known firm of
Coulbourn & Waller, commission mer-
chants, of 34S North Front Street,
Philadelphia. Ship your fruit to him
and you will not only receive prompt
attention but the highest market price.
He makes a speciality of grapes, and
peaches.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Notwithstanding the resignation OF
one or two professors at Delaware Col
lege, active preparations are being
made for the opening Of the fall term.
At the institution DIR. Dawson, who
takes Professor Vallandigham's place.
is a gentleman of high scholarly attain
ments. Professor Lawrence Smith,
who has been elected instructor IN
German and French, comes highly
recommended. Captain Avis successor
has not been named, but the trustees
have every assurance Of filing the
place with a competent man. 80, Ole
h'sare will open the college year O
aer the Ihesesf prospects.
~ over the "
~ adly in need ofre,
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Lewis F. Boyer has secured the
services of Andrew W. Collision, who
will manage his horse-shoeing depart
ment.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Buy your soft coal for threshlng
from Cosgriff & Beck. Best quality
and 224O pounds to the ton.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Go to J. B. Cooper's for all your
garden and field seeds.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20
Closing of Mails.

Going North.-G.5O, s.25 A. M, $40, 7.S5
Going South.-9.OO A. NJ. 4.45, 1856 NJ.
For Clayton aud D. & G. Roadside A. NJ
and 800 P. NJ.
For Chestertown-S.1 10 A. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Mr.. G. J. Sudler, of Smyrna, says
the Centreville Observer, has purchas
ed lumber to erect new dwelling on
his farm near Stulltown, Md.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

During the absence of Rev. J. L.
Estlin of the Presbyterian Church who
is spending his vacation at Northheld,
the pulpit has been acceptably filed by
the Rev. w. d. LeFevre and the Rev.
Richard Walsh, both of this town.
The sermon ofthe Rev. Richard Walsh
last Sunday has been spoken of as
being a strong exposition of the gospel.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

A certificate of change of principal
Office of the Tonopah Mining Comp
any of Nevada was fled at Dover Sat
urday afternoon, changing its home
Office from Smyrna, Del, to Whining
ton.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

short Items of General Interest Gathered
During the Week.
Soft coal for threshing-best quail
ity. S. J. REYNOLDS.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

LuTHEAvILLE, Mo.
j. H. TURNER, D. D., President.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

The Union Republican primaries in
Smyrna last Saturday afternoon result
ed as follows: Delegates-Robert E.
Cantwell, George M. Stevenson, Benja'
min Hazell Ross, Thomas Jefferson
Peter w. Downs. Alternates-Char'
les Stewart, VIM. H. Stevenson, Rich
ard w. Cunning, Robert d. Hoffecker
Jr.. Gilbert P. Potts. Assessor
Joseph E. Carter. Inspectors-Firs
districts. Clinton Ransom; secon'
district, John W. Start. County Com
mitteemen-First district, DR.. 7. G
Moore; second district, A. L. Hudson
Sr.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

David Maclary, of Boston, Mass,
had a reunion of the Maclary family,
at the residence of William Cole near
Leipsic one evening last week. There
we're S5 present, all of which were con-
nected with the family. Refreshments
were served by caterer, w. E. Cole.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Prothonotary Speakman and Clerk
of the Peace Quigley have drawn the
petit jury for service at the September
term of the General Sessions Court of
New Castle County: Those for the
lower part of the county are: Appoquim-
mink-John A. Lockerman, James G..
Wilson. BlackbiId-John D. Lyman,
Alexander Deakyne, Jr. st. Georges
George Echenhoffer, John A. Jolls,
George W. W. Naudain.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Former United States Senator R. r.
KennSy, who is executor of the estate
of the late Miss Elizabeth Manlove,
has forwarded to the trustees of Wesley
NJ. E. Church, Dover, the sum of 5000.
The money will be used to repair the
old NJ. E cemetery, in Dover, accord
ing to the terms of Miss Manlove's
bequest.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

Commencing Monday, August 4th,
and until further notice a daily boat
service for fruit will be given by the
Smyrna Transportation and Mfg Co.
No shipments will be accepted arriving
after one-half hour before leaving time.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.

North 7.15, s.4s, $50, A. NJ, S.41, $50, P. NJ
South s.24, 11.47, A. NJ, 4.12, sos, S.O6P.M.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20

pover...............2 1 0 oil 0 x-i4 y 0
smyrna. .........1 0 0 ? o. 5
Batteries-Hafer and Bader, Dover; symons
and Daum, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1902-08-20
Sixth Inning with Dover was Fatal.

Dover's statement that they intended
to have yesterdays game with Smyrna
on their own grounds, came to them
easy and they walked away with our
boys to the score of IA to 4. Smyrna,
which had been making magnificent
record the past week, put up the worst
game of the season. And it all hap
pened in one inning. Up to the sixth
Symons held the Dover team down to
one hit, with the score 3 to / in Dover's
favor. The sixth inning proved fatal
one for Smyrna, when Symons went tc
pieces and errors we're made galore,
In this one inning Dover made clever
runs and nine hits. After this innins
Manager Pierce put Lenahan in the
box and Dover scored no more during
the game. The score was:
RH.
ro,o- 0 4 O o O IL 0 0 KID u
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-07-11
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Southern Pacific Time Card.

G. j. Wildman visited in Jennings
Sunday.
Brick and sand, also lime and ce-
ment, at Lewis.
Get your wife New Home Sewing
machine from A. E. Bell & Co.
~ A Dawson, of Orange, Texas,
was visiting Welsh friends Sunday
and Monday
Headq quarters for fine rubber tire
buggies is at Davidson Wesson I'm
plement Co., Welsh, La.
Chas. Schumacher and wife returned
Monday morning from a three weeks,
stay iE Chicago and other Northern
points.
After spending two weeks here in
STRUGGLING the band boys, Prof. G.. b.
Hooper left Saturday for his old
nome in Mississippi to spend the re-
malnder of the summer months.
r a. Arceneaux returned Saturday
from attending a session of the police
jury at Lake Charles, for the pur-
pose of reviewing the assessment
and the transaction of other parish
business.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-07-11
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
Establishing grades and specification

Establishing grades and specifications fo,
Sec &C. L. l. BE it ordained by the mayor and
on certain streets and the grade to be here
after established by the Louisiana civil en-
the grade Of said streets Guy @'op'eo as
Sec g Be it further ordained, etc. that
walks shall Ie built to conform to the ei grade
a o@s Rr in Sec of this ordinance, as fol-
grade lines and upon solid fo 1E 1hltE on
tboardwalks of good. sound lumber Stringers
end and in walks of oyer five feet there shall be
t tSnl str1ngers; all walks five feet and less
al cases the outside stringers shalt be not
boaTa wan a one ne mn from the end of cover Ali
per per not less than one inch thick and not less
naaed SIX tx n INCHES wide firmly and securely
Ea wa shall be Clio of foot inches above that
he bit OF cement me walks and all walks shall
grace seS 81 al r. il further oTdained
ton of this ordinance be allowed TO TO rene aaop
n naeg now are until such time they shall
they shall be changed to conform % To the time
Visions sen of Sc Sec. 2 of this ordinance. o p1'
Sec Of this lS or IdnFsher ordained ETC. that
sidewalks built by authority Of and in conc TO
eo % shs 4Rnrtfer of this
sidewalks in the town of Welsh that have bean en-
accordingI to the specifications as herefofore
p provided are hereby declared a nuisance. and
mdlhS nave Deen built by autb-
or1ty OF this board and not acaordfno 70
provided the owner of the nrop'
,r5y along or in front of which said sidayyefI-
located shall within ten days recunstrnct d.,
ald walk SO that it shall conform to the 1890 10
no spec1hcdtlons provided in this ord1pSnc Sonn,
no IN case when sidewalks have heen e. -; u
lructed without authority of this boa - r
wner OF the property along or in +, theSe'
men said walk is located shall INN SSooh ho
smove SAID walk. Provided the m e 4 ING
ak in front or along amt ~ 70 mai eately ="
le Town OF Welsh upon q WRIT HinIhy n
dea SAID walk shall conform -, H., ~ siu . ~
of this board D1teo ny as III "
an De reported to the nc coon to pro-
eard OF trustees and appro SUM Q anu -
sec. o. Be it further a. Meth OdiSt lsss19n
yone who shall maintaiS pr Ine w
ea IN this ordinance afodiSt chufCn that
option of this ordinc r,,alI tnab
Inc n OF not less ttool house DIS W. as a q6e
5 than I've dasnip. 1t is ooli ect to
eS sha Il Citizens by F. L. Lewis ed dn noS
e q na4tdings are to be 24Noo le I'd d ssyEd
If be completed some time mex until r
that it \
ssioner ~
ace are
hat all r"
conflict r
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-07-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

|
in Welsh Monday.
| The only gasoline stove. the 'Ouicl
Meal, " at Daniels.
The New Home Sewing Machine a
A. e. Bell and Co.'s.
w. w. Welsh visited his family ir
Lake Charles Sunday.
"Odorless, ""Leonard. -" Blue RIDGE
refrigerators at Daniels.
F. j. Bedell, of Lake Charles. was
here Monday on business.
Heath-Milligan ready mixed paints
complete line at Daniels.
Paul w. Daniels was Lake Charles
visitor the first of the week.
New line Sweet-Orr ''Union'' made
clothing just in at Daniels.
Don't forget to ask for U. S. Patent
flour at Prentice & Powers.
Try q. S. Patent, the new brand of |
Hour, at Prentice & Powers.
ioiiiooI lof WdIkS at Lewis
yard for less money than pine.
Try. Force Breakfast Food.
BELL & Co.
just received a carload u. S. Patent
lard wheat flour at Prentice & Powers
Go to Bell & Co. IS for everything
eeded in the general merch andise line. i,
Trunks. A complete line full iron
ound, canvass-covered, at Daniels.
Philip Coverdale, of the Louisiana | q
and Co., Ltd, spent Monday in Jen-
ngs.
a new line of the latest designs in = :
all paper just received at A. e. Bellio
Co.'s.
Miss Anna Bull, of Rayne, was the
lest OF Mrs. G. A. Bailey here few Il
US this week. La
A number of bargains at Bell g. Co.
will pay you to go and examine .,
anything in the clothing and dry la
DDS lines can be had at Bell 81 Co.'s TT
the lowest prices. liz
\. cool, young druggist of Jen- -
gs, was in town Sunday evening, =
guest of friends.
hey are beauties those rubber tire Est
fg1es = sold only by Davidson s
sson Implement Co. re- re-
; Pltre has accepted a position as aft,
'sman in A. E. Bell & Co. s gen- the the
merchandise store. 8,
&c Davidson Wesson Implement ado ado
for your buggies. They handle d low
famous Enterprise. - boa
to
service will be held at so,G,
congregational church next Sun shall
morning at IL O'Clock. NOR
boar
ISIS Maymie Barbisch, of Houston. Der
ts' Is spending the week, the guest NAIL
'r friend, Mrs. J. F. Tubbs. f ESif
e Champion is considered one of Sc.
'est, binders made Robinson & t Srap
Welsh, La, are the agents. they
largest line. of general mer- visio
disc to select from at Sec
A. E. BELL g. Co.'S. sideH
- formi
b. Fondu and w. E. White. sizes; acc
ess men of Lowry, La, were in built
Saturday transacting business provi,
in cas-
!. Z. &. d. Underwood and chill GRITTY
vent to Lake Charles Monday to erty i a
few days visiting among rela- SAID IS ii9S W
and SIP
and in
L. g. Lewis and sister, Miss owner
a, spent Sunday visiting the which which
of their brother, H. E. Lewis. grant
wiley. t Ma,f fd IL
vided s
protracted visit with Welsh specific &
es and friends, Miss Jessie board {
left Tuesday afternoon for her an SeS; .
Downers Grove, Ill. fined in
any watch I can't fix. specta- sh mne two .
ed to suit any sight. Engrav. LEI less ST thal
repairing done on short no. fine shal
F. j. LOCKE, Sec. ri
laker and Optician, Welsh, La. snail be
D. M. Lewis returned lasoek.
I'M ten days visit to roi
Junction City, Ark.
performed the
in marriage his ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-07-11

Miss Katie Green returned to LAX
charles Tuesday from ten DAYS
visit among friends in and near town
Furniture Furniture!
AT prices to meet competition.
/ PAUL w. DANIELS.
Mrs. G. G. Spalding received a box
OF fine, ripe cherries Monday from
relatives in California They were
OF dark, red color, very large and
delicious
| Beginning next week we will mark
our entire stock of summer dress
goods at about cost. Don't fail to
call. Rpr1 g. %
van Ness oil burner is recommend
ed by the best people of the country
Tor economy, etc. 1t is the only one
OF four recently tried that stood per-
feet test See him.
Mrs. f. A. Arceneaux and Mrs.
Isaac Fontenot attended the funeral |
and burial of Miss Amanda Derouen |
at Lacasine Monday morning. The
lnterment took place in the Catholic
cemetery.
We have received our famous Cham
plon Rice Binder, and invite the far
mers to call at our warehouse and
the same
ROBINSON & DAY.
"A. l. Renfro has purchased a lot
Ina let the contract for a nine-room.
wo-story residence in the Cooper G
Ierrett subdivision This will be an :
legant residence with all the modern e
onven1ences and will cost about II
l,5O0. w. G. Brown is the contractor =
When you get your house ready for s.
aperlng, don't forget that A. E. Bell Ii
Co.. have a splendid line of wall o.
aper, and their prices are right, too.
A crowd of picnicers composed of as
IL. Boiling, DR.. Arceneaux. Gar ex
md Hayes, Peter Unkel and Misses sn
attic Green, Anna Unkel, Alzina and be
yda Arceneaux, under the chaper- TO
lage of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Labit. p p0
ent the Fourth at the Arceneaux 20
nd1ng, six miles south of Welsh. an
lie day was spent in shooting, ang- an
lg and other sports, and delight an
time was enjoyed by ALL me
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-07-11

First class attrition bran $40. 90 a.
ton at the Calcasieu mill.
Calcasieu Implement Company, Ltd.
headquarters for nice buggies and
harness.
Miss Katie Green returned to Lake
Charles Tuesday from a ten days'
visit among friends in and near town.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-07-11
w. Jacobs Studio

See His New Picture Frames for En-
largements.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
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Mas ssreel fros1 >4ecia's esrper 10
tIc uehzseF b3ssc. hss ssscn -1ruls
Ni.h zari2asls 81 osiaEsd tights Sos
sns eseotric@i iile.ain@1ion -as- ese.-
fng Nj Fcilecs ard bic fsEce al The
w@icF ~eEss have beea bu-s usa~s o:
ghe week saEesching the ~ires aud ar
ranging she slEc~nses-. aud Eea. slsae
aud blse gios-es.
in the ceases Is large star cea
posed Of se hxhts which will give =
HaQBiticcuf display ei eolar uhss
ths lights are .urued en at 6 80 this
evening Tne illuuaipsfieu ceutisue.
until uidnighf. ID furnishes perhaps
the me,-t uniauc icature OF the eese.
bration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-07-04
A Bear story

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Carr had a
lively time with a young silver tip
bear in Lost Canon Friday morning
last. They have their camp well up
the canon, and were out riding look
ing after the cattle herded near there,
when a yesrling silver zip hove in
sight. Mr.. Carr gave chase and the
bear went up a burnt spruce. After
trying in vain 10 reach him with the
rope II was agreed that Mrs. Carr
should go to camp about two miles
away for the gun.
Pretty SOON the bear got tired of
hanging to the tree and started down
Mr.. Carr rode up TO the foot of the
tree when the bear gave a comoina-
tiop of growls and sqneals that
frightened the horse which had been
none too anxious to stay around the
bear in the first place Then began
a bucking exhibition that lasted all
the way to camp, two miles. Al its
conclusion Mr.. Carr was rather tired
and sore aud the bear got away.
Lost Canon is only eight or ten
miles from GnnnisOn aud il is rather
surprising to hear of silver tips ramb-
ling so close to civilization.