The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE

II IS rumored that Judge John NJ
duncan of Tyler, will soon make hi
home in Dallas.
Inc Smothers Hotel at Austin wa,
burned early Friday morning, the loss
being about $4,000.
George F. Parker treasurer of Erath
County, has announced his candidacy
for State Controller
About ten bales of cotton were de-
stroyed at Walnut by fire originating
from an engine last Friday.
Put manlineSs and truth into the
ballot box and in due time it is vour
Fathers good pleasure to give YOU the
kingdom.-Home Herald,
walter Wellman, head of the Chi.
cago Record-Herald, has abandoned
making the trip this season on account
OF unfavorable circumstances.
The fortieth National conference of
LutheTans assembled in Buffalo. y. Y.
friday, with delegates present from
every part of the United States and
Canada.
A recent dispatch received from
congressman Longworth. dated at
Honolulu states that Mr.. Roosevelt
Will not again be candidate for the
Presidency
Many inquiries are arriving to the
commissioner of Agriculture from out
Iolnts asking about peanut culture in
texas. Some want to buy peanuts
Ind some want to buy peanut land
captain J. R. Mccormick, former
county Clerk of Denton County, is ,
cad at Oaxaca. Mexico, where he had I
cen In the employ of a mining com. c
any for the past several years. S
A Kentucky farmer, who. with 9th. d
B. nal become Infatuated at the ran.
speed automobiles had travelled
Cd into one in which Mrs. Beckaam. q.
lie Oh Governor Beckham, was riding q
It no one was hurt,
"A STOCK company with $4,000 can. @
u mas been organized to take ovor u
q improve Coleman Springs, in Red
yer county, making it a meeting
ice Tor the annual session of the
strict B. Y. P. U. or
on
herman kentz, while walking with th
companions in the dark along tho -
Oc'aw track near Yokon. Okla
pped off a trestle and fell downward
enty feet, breaking his neck and
sing instant death
wing to recent numerous stril,o.
nllI handS and railroad operatives
)ughout Mexico the government
decided to take drastic action
INSt leaders and agitators; MANY i
whose stock in trade is disturh. &
es which afford opportunity for /
t. ''''' III +
rs William Haucey of Lake \
ries' La, ninety-fve years old has
living descendants, according 70
sues collected by officials Of tbo
ST. She has eleven children, sixty =
grandchildren, 1914 great.grand. +
'ren and thirty-three great.great.
dchildren. |
e steamer La Province made
d from Havre, France to New
last week in six days, two hours
twelve minutes
all were late moulting last sprinp
many are still sitting, making the
crop very late this fall.
N Beckham, an esteemed citizer |
lue Ridge, and Justice of the | i
a' 'hat place, died Friday night IE$S
an overdose of morphine, He lE$f
lSty-hVe years of age, and leaves t@
On and three married daughters, -
fifty-first National encampment sss.
Grand Army of the RennbIio Cl
ned at Saratoga, N Y, Tuesday q 81
Tendance was very large. EM{
as public schools require a force ~
instructors and the pay roll will sl@
arouzd $4,000 monthly. sI~e
: o,,,.,. sIp
Louisiana Railroad Commission ri
clded to grant permission to tbo 81 5
'rland Telephone and telegram
my to advance its night ton Q US
In Louisiana to equal those Of sITS
rates. Q ifiE
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