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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28

with time and observation grown to
clear and undOubting confidence.
am sure that | venture nothing in
making the positive assertion that the
guiding trait of his character is his
constant and undying devotion to
duty. Judge Parker's experience in
judicial investigation, added to his
natural aptitude in the same direction,
ought to satisfy the most cautious and
eXactlng OF his abundant ability to dis.
cover in the light of constitutional re.
quiements and in the atmosphere OF
enlightened but conservative Ameri
ca1ism, the manner in which a presi,
oent should best serve his country,
men. | am persuaded that the Amer
lean people will make no mistake if
they place implicit reliance In Alton
b. Parkers devotion to duty. in his
clear perception OF the path of duty,
IN MS steadfast persistency against all
temptation to lead the way where
duty leads, and in his safe and consery.
atlve conception of responsibilities"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
LOUISIANA NEWS.
After violators OF Sunday Law.

Franklin. La: The grand jury was
in session last week. and Judge Alien
delivered a long charge. instructins
The Jury especially on the enforcement
Of the Sunday law. He toll the mem
bers that if they kn.w OF any viola
tons they should give the informa-
ton themselves ara OF wait for evil
denCe from the outs de.
The NJ. Mills Company, Limited. Of
Franklin, was incorporated last weok.
with full subscribed capita. of 5000
The company will al once erect anG
operate an oyster shucking business
and will. by rex season, increase The
capital and cree, Il steam cannery t.
can oysters shrimp, fruits, vegetables
and other products OF Louisiana The
company was promoted ana organized
by MesSrs. kempcr, Bcdin and Moor
man, acting in connection with the
Franklin Progressive Union.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Model Farm Middle.

Lake Charles, La: In Kaleidoscope
procession have the stewards of the
Model Farm in this parish passed be
fore the public eye. P. d. Lehleu, who
was recently elected, states that
while he appreciates the ho-or con
ferred upon him by Che police jury. he
will not accept the office. In the
meantime l.. V. Touchy holds undis
puted reign and refuses to vacate. Up
TO date four stewards have been Sc
lected, and there is now much ccnjeci-
IRE as to who will be the fiftn, and
what means will be taken to remove
TOUchy.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Cleveland Praises Judge Parker.

New York, Oct. 22.-Former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland in McClure's
Tor November gives his personal esti-
mate Of Judge Parker as a candidate
for president. He says in part:
I'VE sometimes find features Of
character SO prominent in a mans
mental organization that, like the fea-
lures OF his countenance, are the proof
OF their existence. This is pre-emi-
nently true of Judge Parker, intent
deliberatiol on reaching conclusions
and his inherent judicial conserva,
tism. These qualities CT his mind are
SO distinctly apparent that they are
at once seen and known by all who
gain the slightest knowledge of the
man, This should make it thorough
ly understood that those who love
presidential pyrotechnics must look
elsewhere. have known Alton B.
Parker for more than twenty years.
He impressed me on our first ac-
qua.ntance as sincere, honest and
able man, and this impression has
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Relieved Town Marshal of $1,000.

Lafayette, La: Highwaymen held
up Marshal Louis Conques of Caren-
GRO, and relieved him of nearly $1,000
in cash and pistol. The officer was
returning from the country, when two
negroes, Or men disguised as negroes.
sprang upon him and everpowered
him In the streets OF Carencro. Sher-
If Lacoste and Deputy Peck have de-
;scriptions Of the robbers and are en-
deavoring to run them down.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
:" Home and Foreign News s"
AYES MADE BISHOP,
Will Have Supervision Over Mexican
Episcopal Congregations.

Will Have Supervision Over Mexican
Episcopal Congregations.
Boston, Mass: The house of bisl
ops of the Episcopal church. in ses
sion here Thursday, nominated Rev
Henry d. AYES of Houston, Texas. for
missionary bishop Of Mexico. The Of
flee IS one of recent creation. hayine
been decided upon at the present ses,
sion OF the Episcopal conference in
thlS city Rev. Ayes, who is the rec.
tor OF Christ Episcopal church at
houston. will have general superyis,
ION over the English-speaking congre.
cations Of Episcopals in the Mexican
republic.
BY an Overwhelming majority a
compromise canon on the remarriagn
OF divorced person was adopted nv
the house of deputies Of the Episcopa!
general convention, and if il is con.
Cured in by the house of bishops,
the most important issue that has
come before the present convention
will be disposed Of for at least thrp,
years. The compromise measure liks
the old law, permits the rcmarriage
OF the innocent person in a divorce
for the cause OF infdelity, but further
provides that no remarriage shall bp
allowed within one year after a de
cree has been issued by a civil court
Satisfactory proof Of the innocence OF
the applicant for rerlarriage must be
furnished in the shape of court rec.
ords, and after the consent of the
bishop is obtained a clergyman NAV
refuse to perform such a ceremony
without subjectipg himself to ceDsure
or discipline.
In the opinion OF Francis A. Lewis
OF Philadelphia, a member OF the
committee on canons, who favored no
marriage Of a divorced person, but
who accepted the compromise, the ca
non adopted is SO strict that If OF.
dorsed by the bishops It will practi.
caNy put The church, as he expressed
III out of the divorce business"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Ncuro Murderer CAPTURED,

DOnaIdsOnvilc, La: Sheriff J. w
Dunning Of East Carroll parish wirt5
to Sheriff S. H. ST. Martin Of this par
ISL that he rad arrested a negro
named Paul Joseph. and asked if ne
was wanted here. Sheriff St Martin
replied 10 hold Joseph, as he was
wanted here for the murder OF anOth-
er negro named Joe Brandon. when
occurred at MprchanGyille. few
miles below here, during the month Of
May of this year.
W. B. McCarty, who was arrested
here a few days ago by Chief Of Police
D. variant Oh suspicion of being
party wanted in Vcrmilion parish for
passing a worthless cheek. and Sheriff
J. Oscar Hebert left for Abbeville
with his prisoner. McCarty is wanted
there for passing worthless chez
for $G5 during December of last year.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Miss Maggie rheus Gets Premium.

Arcadia, La: The Bienville Far
was in session last week with a good
attendance. Judge Watkins, nominee
Off congress. was visitor, and vas
greeted by his many friends. An III
terestng feature was the awarding OF
the premium to the prettiest young
lady by the judges-HOwel Carter Of
the agricultural department, DR.. N. A.
Culberson and Lawyer w. U. Rich
ardson. Miss Maggie TFheus was the
fortunate young lady among the May
beautiful girls from North and South
Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
A FIGHT ON THE SOUTH.

subjected to SCandalOuS treatment and
have been obliged to return to the
United States after failing to effect ex,
pected business relations In Panama
DR.. Caracristi declares that the
health authorities have been denounc'
ed as fayoring Northern ports to the
detyiment Of such places as New Or
leans, Galveston, Mobile, Pensacola,
Tampa, Charleston and Baltimore. He
says that unless the policy is changed
these ports will have to be abandoned
and the entire traffic will go to New
York, Philadelphia and Boston. He &C,
cused Gen. Davis, commander of the
American forces on the IsthmuS, as be-
ing especially partial to Northern ship
pers, because the latter have received
prejudiced endorsement from Presi.
dent Roosevelt and the members of
the cabinet and diplomatic corps.
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a. o. =.
A Fatal Precaution.

Boise, Idaho: A young man, named
Dan Jones has been fatally wounded
BY his own revolver in a lodging houst
Here. He had gone to bed and placed
the weapon under his. pillow. Seeing
the pistol slipping out he made a
grab for it, but only succeeded in
knocking it harder on the floor. II
was discharged and the ball entered
his abdomen. He was able to give
his name when found, but could give
no account of himself. Papers found
in his clothing show that his home
was in Louisville, KY.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Prisoners Sentenccd,

Monroe, La: The criminal dockeI
OF The district court of Ouachita was
cleared, with the exception of the
Buck Bradley case and the case of
John Ball, charged with the killing Of
George Foley. Bradley is out on q
$4,000 bond, his case being continued
until the March term. Balls bond
was fixed at $500 Judge Call dis
charged with petit jury and passed.
sentence on prisoners convicted at
this term of court. The court al.
journed until next Monday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Expensive Landslide

Mexico City: Word from Mazatlan
states that since the opening Of the
rainy season in the state of Sinaloa
the Guadalupe de Los Reyes Mining
Company has lost bullion to the value
OF 100000. A few days ago a land.
shde occurred in the neighborhood Of
the Plaxtla river and four pack mules
loaded with bullion were precinitated
into the raging waters and drowned
Attempts made to recover the bullion
nave thus far been unsuccessful.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Fine kiefer Pears

Palestine, Texas, Get. 1S.-Mr. P.
W. lander was exhibiting fine lot
1o Of Kiqser years eR thes street Monday.
they were growp Oh Shs place in
this city and are as fine as can be
seen anywhere. He cut q limb of
one of the trees which had IA or Is
pears on it. The pears were about
as large as good size cocoanut.
The limb and pears were shipped out
OF the city for st. Louis, to be placed
in the Texas exhibit at the Worlds
Fair.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
a High Priced Lamb.

New York: Othello, the Moor Of
venice. the only known complete edi-
ton OF the first issue of Charles
Lambs juvenile tale, has been sold
at auction here. 1t brought only $3.50.
lhls story. combined with others, was
reprinted to form the Tales from
Shakespeare" written by Mr.. Lamb
and his sister Mary.
The other only known copy Is in
the possession Of an English collector
and is said to be in less perfect candi.
ton than the one just sold here.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Authorities in Canal Zone Divertlna
Traffic Under a Disouise,

New Orleans, La: The American
health authorities in Panama are ma
nlpulating the health and sanitary reg
ulatons TO divert traffic destined for
the canal zone from the gulf ports to
Northern and Eastern ports,' writes
DR.. 0. F. c.. Caracristi from Colon to
a local business man. The action Of
the health people has been decidedly
antagoniStic to Southern shippers, who
are made the victims of unwarranted
discrimination under the disguise Of
protecting the canal strip from infec-
tious diseases. Americans are not
permitted to land at Colon and other
ports in the Atlantic side Of the zone
through idiotic regulations. In this
manner traffic is diverted from South
ern ports, as many persons have been
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Trouble at Panama.

San Diego, CAL: The torpedo boat
destroyer Paul Jones has gone under
hurry orders to meet the Pacific
squadron, which is supposed to have
left Magdalena Bay, where target
practice has been going on, for Pa1a.
ma. She is bearing dispatches, the
nature of which are unknown. The
boat took on an extra cargo of coal
and provisions and steamed out at
full speed. e. -...-' ...rt .,.tf
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Rumors of an Attack,

Colon: There is a rumor current
here that a large body of armed Co.
lombians has been concentrated near
Calebra with the intention of making
an attack there on Nov. 8, the first
anniversary of the secession OF Pan,
ANA from Colombia. The canal zona
authorities are investigating the re-
port but no Importance is attached TO
the rumor, the origin Of which is at.
trlbuted to malcontents.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Postoffice Discontinued

Alexandria, La; The pogtpffce: al
Stay, Grant parish, has been discoB,
tinued. Sam HoppeIj the. postmaster.
now a resident of Baton Rouge has
transferred the effects from. Stay to
Pollock, about SIX miles distant, Ghere.
the public will hereafter r&ceiyefmail
for the Stay community. n - =
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Advertisers can always get
suits through this paper.
Pad Sweet .pota,Oe..

IIss'D. pas Sweet z.p9sa.gs~7 :
'lile' Tex, Oct. pa cold
scconpanied by a hard rain,
early this nqFHing ala
seemed ! little aisagresable
i. was received with pleasure u
long hot summer is now
Oe over. Cotton is about
aa ~. no damage can be done
,.a a'lle is left in the field.
.s sI''n crop in this section is
sei. ana q good many are be.
! and bringing fair prices.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Russians Take Two Guns.

+ ST. Petersburg: Gen. jSakharoff tel.
egraphs that the Japanese are concen.
trating at Linshingpu, west of the
railroad. A detachment Of Russian
cavalry accommodating in1the' vicinity
Of Shalihe captured tive japanese guns
with no losses to themselves. 2'3 o."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Shot in Both Arms.

Hobart, Ok: In street duel Fri.
day T. P. Lea, grocer, shot and
killed Charles G. Hill, barber. Lea
was shot in both arms, but will re.
cover. Domestic trouble caused the
shooting. The Leas were recently di.
yorced.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
RATED the Dishes.

st. Louis, Nc. No.: 9 A slight earth l|:s
quake shock, travelling from. north
Eest ITO, Southeast was felt here Fri
day. The earthquake: caused a slight
rattling Of dishes in various parts Of
St. Louis, but did no damage. T., >.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Steamers Rechristened.

Warned Munde Mecklenburg schwer.
In: The mails teamers Kaiser vii,
helm and Koenig Christian, recently
sold to an Odessa firm, have been re.
christened and have sailed for Rus.
STA.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
a Norther at Franklin,

Franklin, La: A norther struck
here Thursday, and the thermometer
dropped to near the frost line, which
will very materially increase the yield
Of sugar.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Con- at Covinnton.

in Covington,' La: This section was
visited Thursday by the coolest vVeatn-
er Of the season; the thermametsf reg
istering 3S degrees A light frost vas
visible all through this section.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Passed Into ff1e North Sea.

Freder;cksshaven, Denmark: al
the vessels comprised III the Russian
Baltic squadron passed into the North
Sea during Friday night.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Frost al Clinton.

~ Clinton, La: Visitors reported. Goa
siderable frost in their different To-
calities Thursday morning. %%H$Ths gov +
eminent thermometer at this. place
registered 81 degrees. n
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-28
Americans EASY Winners.

Toronto: The United States play.
ers scored an easy victory in the in.
ternational golf match at the Lamb
Club links Thursday. The score was
IS to5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

era young boys under the care OF Rev.
ID. g. Mayors. spent the week mt Bar
nett's Pond, or'Lock Lily" about thirty
miles from this place. The time was
pleasantly passed in hunting. fishing, row.
ing and gathering pond lilies, Among
the campers were Watkins Hunt, Bruce
Pendleton, Armistead Pendleton, John
Evans, Irving Owen, Julian East. Robert
Lee and Graft Slmmonds.
"A mast delightful house party has been
in progress during the past week at the
home of Miss Bette Watkins at Milton,
n. c., Among the merry members were:
Misses Rose Watkins, Laura Stebbins.
and Messrs. Henry Watkins. Jos. Steb-
bins, Jr., Owen Wilson. Moscley Kendall,
of this place; Misses Dot Richmond and
Emma Lea, of Danville, During the week
q most enjoyable Camping Party was
given In honor of the members ut .J.ock
Lily, a Very beautiful pond near Rox.
5boro. which never falls to charm pleas
ure seekers,
Miss Mildred TAYLOR. OF Oxford, N. C.,
is visiting Miss Louise Thompson,
MRS c. A. Nesbitt left this week for
Powhetan county to spend a. month.
hlr. chas. G, Owen returned to Powha-
tan county this week aftvr a pleasant
visit TO his parents at this place,
Miss Miriam Beckett, Of Scottsburg,
left this week for Bluefeld. West Va, Ia
visit friends,
Mrs w. A, Gray and Miss Sadie Viii
lingham left this week TO Join a party
at Virginia Reach. who will spend some
| time enjoying the sea freezes,
Mrs. Rosa Apt Wilbpurne, OF Rich
/ inond. is here visiting friends. She was
| resident of this place several years ago
! AIT, Mamie Drtch) Glenn and wife. OF
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VERY GAY GERMAN .
ATsBUCKROE BEACH.
1T Was the Gayest Event Of a
Very Gay. Sea-

NJ ---L-
Z (snecial to The Times Dispat ch.)

Z q: (Sneeial to The Times Dispatch) HI
Il I3lJCKRO Oh SI3 FAC H. July 23.!-- he most
Sbrilliantiand success ulssocial event OF the
gay season al Buckroe acll Was the
beautiful german given by . Miss i sallle
Faulkner In the ball-roon$nf the. Cham-i
l,erlin Fl otel aya evening through
l'ars and ln!que figures ~ n he tastefnlly.
Decorated room the merry dancers We're
3spledidly lied by NJ "A llar ~ Jones, Of
Newport News, with Miss Faulkner:
Il hose dancing were Miss Rose 3. Tucker
or Lexington, Va. With Mr II effnl finger;
Miss McScarSthy, OF Richmond. vi ii Afr
TAYLOR; Miss Arnlist ead, e. = Baltimore.
With Mr.. Bowen; Miss @ lTerral of
Rlallmond, With Mr. M dowani Miss. Ro,
So Lee b with Mr., Harringterl Of New
York Miss Bessie Booker vi h.ig Mr..
snod grass; Miss Mary Book or Wit h NJ j,
Ives; Miss Mary Lee with ME-, Arthur.
Gillian; Miss Mamie Steger, Of ichnlond.
with Mr.. w. pey; NJ iss sllmmeral, sSof
Kentucky wit Mr.. Nelms; Miss Thomas
win Mn sarye; Miss Alackie Young with
Ieutsnant stsger e Al a1ss M hs
'Boykin. of smithfield. with Mr., Talia-'
ferro: Miss Montgomery, Of Lynchblrg,l
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Richmond. are spending the summer here,
Miss Florence WaddIll Of Clover, lis.

Miss Florence Waddll, Of Glover, is
visiting friends Inv town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson. OF Phil
adelphia. are guests at Hill BROOK
Farm" 5 ]f
Miss Birdie Mae Yancey, who has been
In Lynchburg for the past few months,
returned home Wednesday,,
Miss Mary Taot. OF Danylle. Is visit
ing Miss Katie Hughes, near his place.
Mr., j II. Clarke, OF Pttsburg, Pa
visited friends here last week. S3s. AZ 5
IS Miss Minnie D. Sparks returned to her
home In Easton. Md, Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Yancey is spending sew
eral days at Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. John Q. Watkins left this week
for Atlantic City. li III ;3s III
Mrs. j, NJ, Owens, .of Lynchburg, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
G. u. Faulkner. Il 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. I3eazey arc visit
Ing friends and relatives In Richmond,
Quite an enjoyable reception was given
by Mrs. ". y. Barbour at her home on
Reservoir Avenue to a large nunbe or OF
guest of honor was Miss Kate w llea uey,
OF Danpille. One Of the most interest,"
Ing features OF the evenings entertain
ment was a ''Pecunlaryl Guessing contest
The first prizes were won by Miss Kate
| Wheatley and Mr.. Owen Ia q ey (Whtle
the booty was reluctantly accepted by
Miss louise Owen and Mr. Frank YAM
cey' At II o'clock elegant refreshments
| We're served. ifd 4
Those invited we're: Misses Florence
and Leila Blocker, Louise Thompson,
| Louise Owen. Birdie Yancey, Lizzie l1asf
| ley. Of this place. and Miss Mildred Iay-
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with Mr.. Tabb; Hiss Wilson Of l'aNl
burg with Mr.. Lake; Miss Bassel, or Nv,

with Mr.. Tabb; Nj ISIS w ilson ol - icy
burg, with Mr., Lake; Miss Basel, or W..
Virginia. Nth Mr.. Hopkins " is q 4
Lila Chisman With Mr. Scott; Miss Ida
Steger, Of Richmond, 8 with Lieutenant
5LomaX, u. s. Az and Miss ~ airy, ! Sues
of Richmond. with Mr., sclntei; senator
and Mrs q Faulkner NJ an1 8 : MIS- ITS
burg & Mrs, Warner Moore, Of ri hmond;
Dr. and Mrs. ope. NJ +. and Mrs,
Darling MI. and Mrs. c. Young MI
and GMrs, doe iOutten, Commander q nd
Mrs. Sicard \ of s Washing ton NJ " y, aila
Mrs. Frank Lee, Mr.5and ~ rs, W. ". "
Lee, Mr.8and Mrs, v. u, MEGA 10y, ~.
Richmond. Tho were ]. Messi RS lien m
y nj ason, Lee, Gregory, Ferguson, - ck IN
fstone, Richardson, 5l Wise and I'll ia len,
AT 81o O'clock a delightful Ii s!lpper was
served on the pagoda % he .hote j. u,
Mrs, ~, iii Mccarthy and MISS agnes ~ q,
Mccarthy OF hmond, who nave :, pe 2,
s1 as Mogsa te fnS oat{a a Il
88SSS Mr., Frank MCCARTHY. Of ihlshnlo ono
who has been spending afeW DAY on on
n the Beach, left Iuesday evening toy o.
washington, N. 81 A "a 81, 8 Isl. Il. /,
Miss Helen q Ferrall "a of Rlehmond,E
fer several weeks h. guest L 81 mad Va f.
"a. Messrs- Arthur Gillian. steve Sand Bob.
gsnodgrass. Of West Virginia, " 10 nave w.
been spending the month WI y senaI ~,
and Mrs. Faulkner, left Wednasday ZOE
their home, n 81 .5 X g as i5H
The Richmond colony ct BuGkr9, I,
Beach Hotel rs Just now an exceedingly u
large and prominent one Apinong those
Wallis III. \ s. seger.f Mrs. James Kahn
Mrs. II. d. Burnett. John r. Hockey. II
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BACHELOR MAIDS
OF SOUTH BOSTON.
An Entertainment Enjoyed by
Man--Pcrsonals and Brief
Mention.

4 hogTH BOSTON, VA. July 2S,--A
vsrs. pleasant evening was enjoyed BY
tile Independent Order Of Bachelor
Maids last Monday evening at the Loves.
Is East End homo OF Mr.. Thomas Easley
&his charming daughter, Miss Helen Eas-
ley, a member OF the order, being hostess
o! the occasion. Both vocal and instrll.
mental music and very elegant refresh
ments were enjoyed These fair maids
never extend an Invitation 70 the noble
sex. and claim that their happiness is
Fl complete, without the presence OF u
Inhr. ressydless Of how selfish their
schemes may seem. @
Those present we're: Misses Mildred
and Pattie Evans. Earfnie Darlington
sa!lie Wilboa. Louise Penick, Viii Eas-
ley Louise Owen. Mamie Fry, lInogen
Watkins. Annie Oven, Leila and N..-
Ninia Wright
4 Camping Parry consisting Of SEW
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Summer Curtain ID
Wants and CanOpies.
With savings greater than

With savings greater than
you would expect even at
Colle1's.
Various designs OF fine Noting ham
Lace Curtains, some slightly soiled
Il sample strips among them. worth up
u to s2.o5 q pail, to be closed out for
81 a pair. s853
Dixie Mosquito Canopies, for full
size beds, $2.76. $5 III. 81 iii ia $}jf
Mosquito Cnnopies for large and small
size beds, *1.45. n 4; s. ~.
z 1-2c and 1867 Curtain Swiss, In short
lengths, DC ga y yard. d Vi ~
Lace Stripe Bamine, for curtains,
I 9 51-2c a yard. Il # ssj
silkollnes, floral patterns, 10 q yard. n