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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
Cattle Stealing or WHAT

That is the question that is bother
ihr several of the local c",tlemem az
the present time. There are NUMBER
of instances where cattle, usually 1at
cattle, have disappeared from the
nastures or ranges where they nave
been in the habit of ranging, and are
never seen again. OF course 1t Is d
we'll known fact that cattle will roam
and often travel u number OF miles
within comparatively short time
and TO this cause has been attributed
the disappearance of quite a number
ot head of stock. The frequency
however, with which fat suckiin'
calves have been straying away iron
their mothers and losing themselVe
50 effectuallv as to leave no trace Q
their whereabouts, has aroused Sn
SUSPICION that they are being mlsaE
propriated. While so far as we al
able to learn. there is not even q SUI
picion at present, as to who the par
les may be who are doing this stea
-. ine vet we feel safe in the predlctlc
that thew will be discovered If IL
practice continues, and furthermor
. that when they are discovered tn
d will he prosecuted as fully as the Ia
= will permit.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25

will be stopped at II o'clock, SO as
not 70 interfere with the speaker OF
the day. =,
The tug of war between the north
and south sides of Welsh, will be a
feature of the day. y squad OF men
at each end of a forty foot rope Will
pull for three minutes. The size
which pulls the other side q distance
of ten feet or over, wins a prize %
S.. The best two out of three decides
the contest. SO you big men-Padget
and Armstrong-get your teams o
FIVE men each and pull and practlc
IN some wells and buildings or un
ruly mules. so as to get In nsn'l''
trim.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25

Fountain pens and fountain
pen ink at the Journal Book Store
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
DeRidder a Live Town.

There can be no doubt but that De-
Bidder, the metropolis of the north
west part of the parish, is a live one
if we may Judged by the appearance
Of the De.Ribder Enterprise-Messen-
ger. For several weeks past thai
worthy sheet has had to add a sup
plement to Its already eight pages III
order to accommodate the progressive
merchants of that city, with advertls'
Ing space, This speaks we'll for the
push of any town when the local mer
chants recognize the value of the 10
cal paper as al advertising medium
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
ORDER OF EVENTS:

1000 a. m. ,,
Ball game; Crowley VS.. Welsn'
,urse s25. 90. Game to be closed at
seventh or eighth inning, SO as no'
To interfere with the speaking
100 p. m,
Horse races.
Fat mans race; so yards
Pole vault.
Boys race (under l5) loo yards
! Running broad jump
100 ward dash; free for ALL
High jump. -, ,
Rows race, 100 yards ~ years ant
under. !, .,,o
Tue Of war; north VS.. south s'"''
200 yard race, open to all
Sack race. Bring your own our'"
sack.
t ' Bali game: Welsh VS. jennings
e purse $500.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
Nayor Pro Tenn Holds court.

Mayor pro TEN, W. b. GaooerV'
newly elected to this Responsible
office. was called upon Monday even.
;,r to exercise the high function OF
chief Justice of the supreme court o.
the city, and be it said to the honor
Of all concerned, he performed MS
duties with dignity and dlspaVch
befittins the occasion.
The case in question, was that Oh
two dusky citizens of Dark Iown,
whose domestic felicities had reached
such a low ebh that an exchange vi
scriptural (?) terms between the TWO
became to obnoxious In the eyes
of the law. After hearing the EVIL
dence His Honor deemed 81 or hVe
DAYS to be the prop"" remedy to APP
ply. After some il" ,Itatlon on 'he
part of one of the parties, the ca
cheouer of the city was enr'chea u
the extent of two tives.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
Good Rain Tuesday.

This immediate section, which has
been in the grip of protracted
drouth, relieved only by slight
showers, was visited by splendid
rain Tuesday morning. While it had
been raining all around Welsh for
the past three weeks, this immediate
section seemed to have been strangely
overlooked, until Tuesdays rain re.
minded us that it a ms alike on tn
Just AMI he unjust.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
SPLENDID CELEBRATION ASSURED.
preparat,ons Nearly Compieted.-Hon'
Chas. F. Buck, the Speaker OF the
day.-Royal Italian Band Will
Furnish Music.

That Welsh is to have a splendid q
celebration, is an assured tact. lha' {
= &c to no the hest celebration that has Z
ever been held in this section or the
state, is an equally we'll assured 1act'
The people of Welsh have set their
hearts upon making this a RECORD
breaker, as far as furnishing a gooo
time for their visitors is concerned.
thew have opened their hearts ana
their purses alike to this cause. Ihey
have spared neither time, money nor
effort in the endeavor to make lhe
celebration of 1909 the greatest IN the
history of the parish.
The best is none too good 1or our
visitors and friends, and to TINS emu
+ the best obtainable in everything mas
been secured.
0 The speakers of the day will be Mr.
J. Knox, one of Lake Charles prominent
= Young attornies and the Hon. Chas'
n u Ruck of New Orleans, the silver
,e tongued orator of the South. Mr.
ST Buck is reputed to be the finest speak
t. or in the South at the present time,
and the privilege alone OF hearing
err him, would we'll be worth the coming
I'd The Royal Italian band OF Lake
he Charles. has been secured to furnish
~ the music. Their excellent work here
es last wear is ample recommendation
nd of what they will will do this year.
ID, In the line of sports there will b'
". something doing all the time In
EN- committee on sports has prepared
d. splendid program that all may elthe
take part in or witness. Among tn
will attractions that will be given in thu
up, line will be base ball game, hors
Tin racing, fat mans race, pole vaul
ms. BOYS race, jumping, broad jumE
high lump, sack race and many othf
amusements not here mentioned.
There will also be a genuine o.
ie'- fashioned barbecue, at which pee
a' nork and mutton will be barbecued
lper one who knows how to do it. A brt
la' dance for those who desire to trip t
'he LIGHT fantastic, will also be among t
ave attractions. Shooting galleries. ba
are racks. and stands of various sor
5 will lend their aid to making the q
o ,' one of pleasure.
llleS In order that the ladies may co
l'ne, and enjoy the day unhampered by
u'eu worry incident to the preparation
loe' lunches and picnic dinners, seYe
'hcy' stands will be on the grounds,
iiins which meals can be bought practice
from as cheap as they could be prepa
at home.
" ~. The following report from the c.
&c., mittee on sports, will give N
''"p definite idea of what may be expe'
s,s- in this line:
an. ANY one has the privilege TO c
part. A'
steal. pete.
lotion In the horse races, hand your ma
e the in TO Mr.. John Armstrong or II
more. Foptenot. But in all the other eV
they don't bother aoou' manu- 'N "
D law names: be there on the ground, II
for the events. Any one can
who can run. The prizes TOR
horse races will be announced
year weak, The committee has fixed 70
, up- other events: first prlze, o.; 81
-. prize, 81: third prize. 80 cents.
There will be :wo ball games.
nation Crowley team, one of the best on
same. line, will play our welsh tea
10 O'Clock a. M, sharp. Ihls
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
LADIES' ,AAM'REn H9S Ely S3!y|SSBB . Re

The Ladies Aid OF the
Methodist church, will have
a stand on the grounds DUR r,
ing the celebration and Will
be prepared to serve ice
cream, cake, lemonade, sand n
wiches, pickles and coffee
to everybody, at reasonable
prices.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
Magpots Damaging Rice Near fentoh

F. r. Fenton, one of the prominent
citizens of the little burg OF the same
name, was trading in Welsh Monday.
In speaking of the crop conditions III
his section of the parish, he SAID much
Of the rice was looking we'll, but 'ha'
the root maggots were causing some
considerable damage to IL number VI
fields. There seems to be no well oe-
fined method of discriminating tniS
] pest yet discovered, In some lnSIah'-
es planters let the water off the helos
and the sun seems to be too hot lor
| the maggot, while others, ana MF'
Fepton is of the latter class, mas VIC
best method is to change the "a'ei'
filing the fields up with fresh @a'e'
las often as possible.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25

srRAYEp:-A light red, two-year-
old heifer. having some white up
on her, branded LA on left nip
Liberal reward for information
leading to the recovery OF same
Leave word at this office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
One Case of Chafben Near Welsh.

Will Robinsoa wing three miles
north of Welsh, has mule that has
been sick for several days. Monday
DR.. Guilty of Lake Charles, came over
and examined the case, making a
thorough blood test, whereupon he
pronounced it case of anthrax, COM
monty known as Charlton. 1t is the
Doctors belief that he will be able to
save the animal and also to be able
to prevent further spread OF TIM
disease.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14
Seltcne @clcgcnbcit.

Erahtpolle @%obnbGuicr Al, Der Eorfs
ScigbtS. Npcmle iebt sur @ciidti.
9ullg pfien. Sic n@crnlol
2anb Smpropin9 So" ilbertrifIt
ale bisberiaen 0bnlihen Inter
nebnell. - @prtbeilc ocr ncltel
SGllier.
Cine ~ielte,c GcIegenbcit bictct lid)
0cgenpGrtig Somilicn DOR, in cinen
ocs ldonitcn Tbeiles bcs noroipelt It.
liden Miner ein eigeneS Scim 5t CT
ncrbcn. Iic r@crmnn SmpropIlg
Company" bot nonllid) in Dem $500
@lod Tarf,SeisbtS glucrnlc cine S0it.
lerreae nui1cfiibrt, ucld)c cincn Dor
t~hcilbaiien Tcrgleih nit ir9cnb ci
men, 1bnliden 9roBcn 9unintcrneb.
men IN Der Staot Baltimore aus
bGlt. Nm Der Sitlcite Scr Strobc
throucn oili elmer Scrrocc. Der porilc
cine roicnbeocftc 9DidJulg ais no
tiirlihcr Shmnf bicnt, cinc 9ln5ohl
Der ihonIten @obnbGllicr. bic melt
uno brett SIT iinbcn iilb. Selbii
mcnn Gincr iid) liid)t nit ser Ihiid)t
trGgt IN Scr unmitt1lborcn 3llfitnit
Gin &nllS 5l foltien, lit Gin @cil,f)
icncr SGlicrrcihc fir Scocrmoul
lobncno. Mon befonnlt cincn &c.
grill non Ser pnnocrboren Gntmidc.
hing ser Enrfs9cigbts- Mpenile nab
reno Der lesten paor Sabre. Sffcnr
bar bohen obcr Die Hcuholltet Der
r@crman onnb Smproning 80" htm
llntcrnebncn sic 9rollc ouigcicet.
Cic Sdt'icr birtcn Dem aGi,ier 10
piclc Tortbcilc Dor, bob cS i6p,r lit.
olciclben olle 5il crluGhncn. Sn critcr
2iiic fonlnlt bic "ii,bItonticne 9olt.
art. Gie Saiiicr iinb fir Die Ioltcr
Beboitt, u1o Der G1ilfer miro qlctd)
ertcnllcf, oob CT lttdlt Wefobr lulttt,
glcid) III Den iladiten Sabrcn Mepa.
ratiiren uor5unehmen. Cine ioeolcrc
Gage ais icne I1Bt iid) ifmcrlid) oct.
fen, rllo MAJ, itoitnt iormIid,, iucrll
mani bic &reiie bort. ga cine scr
belten Strobenbabn.9irien lid oili
Der Eorf'Seigbts -glpenuc beiinbct,
fam man in fnr5cr 3eit bcoiicm 1T
oos Stabt. Centrum o%elangcn. Ior
ieoem Sous beffnbet iit cine sicr.
lide gera,toa, 16tl ipeIder aug man
bel ib6nem @etter bas Sraiberl oilf
benz itets beIebten 9ouIebaro boob.
adtcn fam, iinb Die inncrc ginridp
tling lit eine gerf6rprriilig BON aIlcru
9cn, mos manyegnRmliNfcit nennt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14
SS,eoes Sals cltbGlt od)t 3inrnlcr,

SeOes Sals cntbdlt adt 3inrnlcr,
nit 9ao, Spcilcfommcr mo @0iGc-
rel. 8ciBpoiicr -Sei5un1, &or,, Sci
ten. ulo Observation-Disclosures iino on.
ocrc attroftioltcn. SeocS &nllS lit
cin Gdboua.
Sic inl,cre Ginrihtnng iud,t bcion-
ocrS in 9c5ug otf fiinitleriI6en &c
i6nlof i6rcS 8leidtn. Gle SuBbo.
ocn iinb ans Dem beIten Sortbol5,
tbcilueiic in Woioit bcrgciteut. ut6
Die @onoc iholt gentolt. Fr1htigc
GonillIitllc uno Stlfotur. Gcforo-
ton Der 3tdcn IN Den Sar(orS mo
Gn1pfon0S5inmern uollenbCn bic
3icrnrbeiten. Die &ollis6coingl1lgcn
limo 6uBcrit 0ilnitiOc ul,b f0nncll ir
Dem @iircdll Ser y@crnnoil 2an0 ,Srns
probing Gompullp." Nr. POP 800
Gam Suiloing, in Griobrung &c.
6rodt ntroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14

It III Gnt 6 ul0iNunN If
p|crlc0en. Giner mcrfpiiroi0en
Gntiduloiqllng bcoiente lid Der Der
Nuheltotung bcldnlioigtc Nntrp
lrninpr, lucld)Gr Otitcrn Dor NidJtcr
Hcuia III Der IilhIidlcn Noli5Qiitotion
pcrb0rt lullr0c. Iroiror. ruelhcr
nnAenblldlid) aitbcr ArPcit lit, mar
III Der Ndd)t nuf NcItcrn b0bei obge-
toBt mnrocn obs tr oic Scll'tcrl00cn
oca WdltiG9 Mr.. 9l6, &ulbes StroGc,
ol'5u0rChen ucrIudtc. Gr crtllrtc.
bQB CT iid) III eillcnl. 3ultnll0c Oce
Nulbldlo'5 b%eflltoen bOben mllBtt,
ais CT 0Hc ibn1 5llr Soit aclcQte &c,
l0llIol0ltln utSfiibrtc. Gr luil nam
lid clllcn Srallnl Dcbnbt BADEN, Der
lhn ladl Nine @cnd) 5uriicfperiCbta,
no CT lid) III Nrbcit beialtO. Sem
"EoB" babe linn bcfpblcu nutiir-
lld) III Srnllll - Gr lole Ole ,Scils
ltcrlGocn G|iflcn. Gici2m @cieh!e
lei CT lladlgcfonlmclL ais i'm Der
Fniljilt Oicrcier pcrhaitetc. Mid)tcr
Selula rerllrtbclltc i'm 6u $40 Strafa.
ltll0 .&oltel nn0 mcirte; Sir f0ltns
ten nod cincn Srnlun bubelL Der Sic
III meitere Observation-Disclosures Der
lpldclll f0llute. Grshnlb iipen sic
litbcr 5brc Strnic i'm B~eid1an.,
as"
9nn0clt conicpuent. w.
Sclllcr fiir6lidl ollsaciprod}rucn lro-
hitllA grllldb, Der iiblclt @cruobl1rit
oe' Sro9eils pcrborgcntr Noffrt Gin
3icl 3n icBcll iibcrtpieS Iid,ter Su,
loli III Der ltorolueitlid)cll Golisciita,
floll gelttrt Den inter poritebcnoer
Seldlloi1uilg itcbenoen NcQcr Scr
man Gldion BON Nr. 1892, Grub.
Slleapenltc, Dem Criminal. @crihtc.
Sldlolt bebollptett, baB or fiir3fid,
EN- pcroGd)tiges 1cr1uih 0cb6rt uno
lelf lcllcr 3cit cinct Ncuolper 5lr
Selbltpertbcioiguna getrogcll babe.
Yer anoi hatte crit Dor ciltiacn 5n-
aea cllle1 &ciBen Dem @eridtsper-.
tapren ~iiberipisiell. lneldler inter Der
lelbelt @eiduibignna itailh. .,sI,.3
Gaiir str Msiic ing Mns!anS 6c-
i5rst s, 9iaiuc, Nr. 413, EfsgaIfi.
moreitrahc, nabe Gaitum Sunie gIpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14
Slit prakti(Ge s@austrauen.
Tiir bic Glcinitcu.

Nr. 1861. @enn @onidpu.
he, Woccniiins uno bos longc
S6ugIingsflcio beiicite gelest
lpcroen, l1lllb oos 9obp nit
Niidiid,t olli Comfort fiir leinc
critcn fur6clt Gleioer ollge5o-
gen mcrocn. Sben iuultrirtc
MllIter mcrocll praftiid) nno
pnIlcnO gcflmbcn iperoerl. lie
llntctboIcn iino ans eiilcn,
Stllf uno bcabolb lcidt SIT Ter.
tlBcn. Ter llltcrrod lit ali
cillcnt Seibtel,, cbeninas ais
clnent Stiid gclhnitten. bcic.
'tlJt 0u5 alld) oils WuIter Iiir
Die @oiit bcnubt mcrocn fam,
al Der man bic l~tnierbplen an,
t!loptcn mag. Tas Ileio lit
init gcrdoem untcrtn Saiimt
5u9clhnittcn nno bnt cir bier.
cdi8cs Oofc. GoS fleine Sad-
Indet fam aus Gaibmere,
Outing oocr irouj0iiid)er Sla.
nell ge'crtigt iucrbcn. Allc
lllultrlrtcn aleibit,idc iinO il,
Dem clllcn MuItcr clltboltcn.
ons III 6 Vionot, I uno = }abr
0roBcn fonnlt. Die = ,Sobr
.BroBe eriorbert fir bas alcib
2h Daros 36.iou. 2alpn oocr
dhlllidlen Materiols; ocr TIT
terrof rs Ooros 36.5oliger
Mnsiin oocr Gambric; bas
Safjafct rs 9oros 36,Soll.
Stoffcs ruio Ole llntcrboien "a
Doros 3G.3oQ. GaunDric cocr
Wllslin.
Sin Mi,itcr bieier Mrt nirb
1eaeil Gilicnbilng bon 10 Cts.
III Silber u0er Yrieimarfen al,
lrgeno cine Ibreiic geianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14

Negertn nimmt CARROLL.
ldure. @iit elmer 6laide ncben
lldt llegeto, luelde augenideinlid)
Gorboll0ure ciltbnltcn bottc, wurbe
dc Negcrii Ilnclio Giicp. alias gllie
SoncS, geitcrn Nod)t poll Dem YoIi.
slIteit Z. M. Chambers III cii,er
Gplie. llnbc Der Sosperl mo Neiu.
AStraBe, foot an~fsefnnoen. Cic 2eife
pilroc nod Ser Worgile iiberfiihrt.
Gr. Baldwin, Ser Coroner ser moro.
meltlid)en 8uIi5eiiiation, iteIlte Elm
aitf sSeibItnhorb" luuicnoss Gertiii.
fat aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14
E d ln0 ieine E d er-

= nlll9 1ctne g d. mttger-
III II 81 So Strofc nno So
item mo 30 Saeen 0%eidilgnib neritrs
tbeiite Hitlter 3piur in Der nerb-
meltlifen Eolijciitotion g~citcrn 30
'cpb ". M,rrif BON 9tr. 1901. Gfif.
ton-apelnlc, lucld)er beidjltlhiGt mar
Ieillc Sd)picgcrntittter. 6rni, 9riogct
GoItcllo BON Nr. t55t, 0ilnor.Stry
aeld)laaen 5ll hubeit.S' s,ls beH Sen.
asnnnsiaacr oiit6 Hstsor, BOB @cr.
rid. tpyldlrr poli ieiner @ntti,t &C.
~ireliiit lett, bus Soils ieiner Sdipie-
arrmntttr ueindjft liilS oicIt oaIcibff-
IhIug nn0 mibbanoelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14
sir ben necnnlues. Gorreiponoent".
&ppf bod!

Nimm Die Gage pie tic lino,
Nimm Iie nidt ST. ihluer!
adnpf' niht 9egen Stilrm II. Mlno,
@eeen @olfenbeer,
Mnes nimmt ia ieinen 2ant
Mitf Die Stiirme boren ailf
llnb Der Sriibling tebret eilL
2ab bas Srallcrn iein!
Nimm Die Gage iuie lie lino,
genb're nidt's Ouron!
9iit ia MIR Elm Mcnld)enfino
s(ilf Der Grbenbabn.
Sebe MIR Den @lid cmpor,
0aMn nerltummt Der Srauerd}or
llnb I'll fiiblit lid, nid)t allcir,
2ab baS lrullern icin!
Nirnm Die Gage pic JIG iin0.
eiuig lp1brt cs nift!
Was per5ogit Gu 70 9eidruino,
Modit Elm triib' @eiift2
Sefine ireuoig Seinc 9ruit
llno genieb Dos bisd)en 2llit,
guf iiir Gid mGf)lt nod Der @cin,
Sob bos Sroliern icin!
Nimm Die Gage mic tic limo,
@rGm Gid nid)t 10 icbr!
@cincn mod)t nur itunrpi ullb blinG,
Wad,t bos Scr5 mr. idNucr,
3eige nidt Der @clt Tein 2eio,
Gel Gin Sampler IN Dem Streit;
8reifc inrlcr mltbi0 Elm,
CAB oos Sroltcrn icin!
Ninrm sic Gage ipic tic iiilo.
Sci fcin id)lpod)er 5bor!
Illd) no ounfle &olfclt iiilb
9ridt oic Conn bcrppr.
91ttcit Tn oiid) picls 3eino',
l%lilcrlpartet liobt ein 5reuno,
Iritt ms 9ompiacluobl bi,ein,
SaB bos Grouern fem!
Nimn Die Gage mic lie limb,
UuUTe HlQ]I DQtQll!
Sci gelaiiet,, iei gelinb
aiif Der 9%eibensbabn.
Niht mir Iprlten iinbeit Gu,
Nanf)es 9Iiimlein ipi1ft Dir su,
2odeno iuie Der MoienideiiL
CAB bas Sronern iein!
Nimm Die Gage ipie lie iinb,
cling eit irpbes 2icoi
Gd)neu ~ucrtreibit Gu Stltrrt ulio
Winb,
SeIbit Der 1eufeI fliebt.
gingen maHt Sas Sers geinnb,
Qoit BEN gann in einer StunS';
6oIoer Jrieoe febret elm.
QaB bns 9rnuern fein!
u. =. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14

ter FbiI. 5, @nlib pon Der Ct. 9lnl
brpliua STRIDE miro ou2 &od)onlt &c
lcbrirel lllo elmer Der Euiiioniiten4
YutreH pom Ct. &oicpba Sloiter Die
Greoigt boltcn. Ger Ct. Notridas
Gromotiidoc GLIB miro 3l,r Seller oca
Cages an Nbcno cincn ,Smofcr"per
unItaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-14
,ScirathS.y icci,,cu.

Eolll &. Monicll, -, Ncp Dorf,
it1o Shcre'c :. Cohen. 20.
SnprcrWc u. 0euaor, 80, mo Mnr,
Gle y. @olpcnL %, @ci0c bon Ncip.
Oorf.
Cherries 9. &cnp, 81, Ittomon So,
nto s1icc 81. Goocr. %,
Sobn arouS. inn, 90, ar. SIS. Sil.
lcnltrabc, lnlo 9tolc u. @cnoclltobt,
10.
6ront y. Scblcr. ~. GontolL Wth.,
ulO G~li5nbctb Socbonlbc, q.
2ouiS aobu, 26, uno Snrob Sirid).
molul %; Ipplitont 2con @irid,.
moniL Nr. 307, Ecorlitrabc.
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Gaiir sitr @siic ing Mns!ans 6c-
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inoreltrnhc, nabe Gaitum Suaic gIue
The Columbus commercial., 1909-11-11
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Weaver q harrington, Solarlne,
500; Johnston & Caine, bbl. blue
stone 27.00; Winston-Harris,
sprinkler, SOC; Franklin & Co..
oats and bran, 9.35; Banks
Hardwe Co.. buggy whip, 25c /;
McQuown Shop Co., shoeing,
'1.5O; ]. H. Stevens & Son,
brooms and oil, 200.
WATER WORKS.
F. NJ. Jacobs, meter and re-
pairs hydrant, 10 Is; J. o. Cruise,
coal chisel and picks, 80; R. L.
Freemen, block hook, $50; Coils
Mch. & Fdry. Co., castings and
repairs, II. .55; A. A. Adams, 30
days engineer W. W., 5000;
Bell Lumber Co, lumber and
nails, %. 18; Weaver & Harring-
ton, putty and gasoline 30c; Hor-
ace Johnson, hack hire, 1.50;
Winston Harris Hdwe. Co., riv-
cts and lead, 2 Is: F. NJ. Jacobs.
fittings, 800; Western Union
Tel. Co.. messages, 53c; j. Fl.
Stevens & Son, 5 brooms, LIS;
Banks Hardware Co., trays for
barrows and files, 1850.
SCHOOLS.
Kidder &c Lussey, repairs clos
cts, 20.25; Maxwell Shop, re-
pairs stoves, 100; Winston Har-
ris Hdwe. Co., zines and stove
pipes, 1890; Bell Lumber Co.,
lumber, 2.77, Weaver & Harring-
ton, B. B stating and erasers,
1.50; Cumb. Tel. Co. phone
service, 500; Donoghue & Dee.
brooms, l 40; E. H. Childers,
putting up desks 600; ]. H.
Stevens & Son brooms and d,ls-
ters, 800.
On motion adjournment was
taken.
Attest:
/. H. SYKES, Sec. Treas
The Columbus commercial., 1909-11-11
Rev. Edward a. Tabor.
/. H. SYKES, Sec. Treas

Rev. Edward A. Tabor of Little
Rock, Ark, will preach in the
First Methodist church next Sun
day morning and evening. Mr..
Tabor is a native Mississippian,
but went to Arkansas a few years
ago, and has filled several of its
leading pulpits. He viii preach
Sunday nightron Christian Citi-
zenship." He is an orator of
splendid ability and a cordial in
vitation is extended to the COM
munity to come and hear Mr..
Tabor.