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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
Su Sapan acrath man Wcacu Der &C.
planteu calii anti-iapuu. @eieBse.
buns nidlt III 9IRirrsuug.
8 iSrieH & it.
Die 3citnne y6Odli" ridltct sin'n
anmaRcnOtn Sriei an Ocn amcr.ta'
niiden Sutihaitcr : Srlrn.
gSirO aaarmeiu ucrartbCtIt.


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lplcr giau5t man la 9upQen mo
4riuaiirtueu 0aB I3s &oricJuaJ
Ser antlIapau'htu @t elutralt In
Der fol,iorHyidgu &e9i2.oiur uno Scr
0aralU er1o.lcuoe 8erfaA. Den en-.
0rud 81 ertucden, SAP glluerifaner
un0 SapaHer in grober auiregun8
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gen gpjder Sen Ser. Staoten uno
1Sopnn 10 3u itarfeu. ooB Die 9rieas.
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ten Gin @emter Oes auauortigen
9tmtes iogte Ju einem gCrtreter Der
.4iiocilrten Yreiie": .@ir 1ino
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Ser. Staateu immer bldg 9egeu
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reugait bel elucm Ziner 0a5 pou
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uur1 drqc1eu puroe Gr Wt1r1le.t
lid laule NIT Dem 1GtJliter 0es
auAuarti9Cu mo bciprad nit lbm
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FER. oaB oie'a inoiii}e1, llHterh1..
tuna mlemtin 5uircoeniteQeH0
ausfjel 9or3aiter C'9u5s bemuat
it'd iear. Sic 9e}iebun9ca guJiheu
Sen bei0en @ationcn ireuro.ider 5u
geitaItcu Der y0ohi" eine ienia.
tionNpiithtle 3eltun9. rittete einen
ofienea @riei on oeu amerifauiiden
8ontaiter. oer'oen AusOrHdeu mad
Hiht arltoBil mar. osfen Sn5alt
aber anmaBer0 mar AQs onoereu
3eitunaea perurthciIen oos @orle.
ben 0cs .0odn" uiro iprehen ic1r
onerfeuueuo pon oem 9otitaiter
O'@rien. Ger a9Siii" iaat r2lnaer.
iheinIih miro oas amerjtlniife
@oIf pon aauiiien,oien aorreipon.
oenten fir amerita1iihe Gdtier
irre9eiiibrt Die ober, melhe ,Sa.
pans @eoauten IeiteH febren iih an
oas au1treten einiQer 2eute in Gait.
fornien. Die iih oe5croer nIs Der.
treter pen G1IiioruieH mno Sen 0er
|tootcn 29ir mliieu aud chpas Don
0olultt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
Sir 0uhlennrGber.
oSn0i1nnpoIis. 'N1A. "a IA

GSn0i1nopoIis. Suo. q San.
2oul Sem 9cridH 0e3 D2nrSats
uuSihuiics ue6mer 1900 Telelotor
on Sem ]tltion1.for1aat ser 9eret
ni1te Bra51aarbeitar .aeI
C1uo1 ton aeiteru ein1pyeid1t
1c,1r1tag 9,e ger;t& ocs Gae5ane
prliiN eatea Gents unS Setr1.a-
Shaene.itey5 9lpan crit beuts 5i'
Q}ey.ciun1
Tec Prdi Gents ioroertc in 'e;,
7tcm ger;1, 'e.aa @rjtiter au' ie,~.
3la1tsh1no.anla1 81 latariuder
ura |ali 55cr D}ar9eI an 2lsjp
p.'r
- GHepc5i1Saat 0hiE empiahi
N ejner T2oa 1iht ale mrcrcn@ .r,
rer All Sic 1glieutliGtei: orialen 81
laiiea
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
&ei.trr 6robebeu.
GnflauO.
Gu GhOlcrn
CT 4}eters5ura. q ,Sa

St Eeter95ur3 q San
Tie Glo.Crago1c buI it'd uaa,nN
Der mit beate lPittng oer.oigurn
"a SluHoea 9t5clleri 0ean e mUr.
1en nur 81 neua ans ietls >c9ca-
lode on3Gnc.0et aclea 4S rep Y
Sale II >ea ooraerl cacn0ta p
SMn0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
&OnnnS
ScuOr lSanl i'm 6aaa

9Nn @o1I. q San
DIR praeioi1nlidt Sonoerleiln0te
15oic ou ,%ins Raul ser bc1uitrolt
lit. mt lraufreih ma 0oaan0 ne.
gcn o0 9elleWtnJ Scr }UHden oie.
len bei0en %lnAern lro GeueWcia
herr'teao2n QjiiereHta ia 0crh1a.
0eln lit bon (ous a-er aplc'ou.
Mat Gr mira cine Ii crrc0uuR nit
oem N}iniiter ot5 }leaBern go8
SrnG'0Nrn habcu. un0 man l.oabt.
OdB e'no &,ii9un5 Der GliiereH5en
erfolden Mrs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
0eu, rlcfiriidr Balm

9prir1iicio 81 q San
Ter 2tad.sicfreidr 1epiar:o Sic
Srtorporat,oa Der 8lI;elaa Rod.
ior0 4 Gll,a FRACTION Gonplnp.
T,e 9etJal 0es @citi't3 be'jnSci
nt In l9aa.elar ms 0as 2tti.au.
daptri ser No1tpalNie betril!
$500 600 Sie nil cine eIet;rjifa
01he uor N1rtclan noh 0oooitod.
Waren1o Goffor0 8e.Dioere @,qln.
autoh uHo 0dl5urn 5ruen. Ore
,,rforpor1toren uuS eriten Diretio.
rem ii'a Robert Z @0rn glare &.
g0sparos >Soan : Rope. r 8.
Tarityu ms Tr 5obn 6 3o.eo,
ole o,a WlHsaQ1n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
@6ilippiusn
@nIfanansbrndl oOcr gBolfcnbrndl

glamIa, p 2yor.
Ter @Nfan @1guas in 0cr 4ro.
ping C1n1ba5 aui Ser ,{nicl 9u}on
bate ,tBie gtldi anen pl6bl.her
9tu9brut Gic llnlcleuo mur0e oc,
itaollt Gctouaiionen un0 en-
ounpic5 Hoacu Q.u9en oemylu5brud)
poraus Gas greJqnrB miro ais ei.
ne .rteiiQc 01iiererpIoiion beihrf.
ben" Ter Nrouu3Qouuerueur b..
ridltct od. g;a grobes Cerraln an.
aebau,cu Sauoes rumr; ,u. 0lg
0e1a uapanir51r un0 p'eia 9riden
5critor, mmoeu @roba Str5me
@aiiers 'hri.en oea Pcrl h.a1b
Rrf ser l,biea Iepcihcn ioQ aas
Tonabls Ser lAQc5ddls Bultag1u5,
bruh e,n r,eiilrr Nolftubrudl aeUs.
fen fern GH NoStl5.gyabraeilugl
Bat 0. NH5 cr5lGse Ser gerl
81 eriic.aea luo ole oie 5ade 3u
urtPriudHH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
gauf bcraubt
Saoar. gpebr 10. ,Srr

Da01r. gGebr., -. ,idrI
Giubrcdcr 6rnnacn Iettc RcdJt N
hie Formers Statc gnuf Oou 6d0Gr.-
f9rcraten Sen GelOidrauf uUo cTt-
fomcr nit $4,000 lrot0cm 0Ie Gr-
ploiior 70 gcmaltiq mor 0aB iie 0a@
Qauilebir0c uohc'u In (riinGrtrr
ledte ihcint Tlcnt0u0 pou ser Gin
fpobncriddit iie Qchort ju 515en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
Hntrnn nrluahrt.
M6itc Vloin8. q y. 10 San

@6ite @Iarus. q y. ~. San
Hm Griuheu Ser amp3Ite ars 5ua
itaatliteu Srrcn5auic fir 0er6retJz
beffn0Iiben Sorrn & I3dfD hat oer-
Ritter TomOTius ser mri aHfrngg
1bmu's crloIiencn 9cicM nuf ItHAr-
iuhung oes @cite5juItauOes 0cs Se-
teutcn riifI1nlil 1Cnatt
Ger Ridltcr bate Sen S11 IE AeTua
9orf Gounin uno o1re @&tsu0rgHe
3ur Gerban6Iuul 1n1eictt ndbrgR2
Thmu 0ie Eerbanoiuna IN Euanyt
Gounn mo por @GfEUoreHeEE
Diinihte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
Sic %anamafaual 9ibcaflnas.
0IGn llnrf o1 N1n.

9tGp Dort 81 San.
6err Stimiou, 0er9ua0a as0uuitt5.
anlp1lt. bat In ser Eaacm0fauat.
Qi6cnflogc Oic I5otada ans 9jf,
aebraht OaB Sic yBreB @ubIiibinJ
Co.. pon Ser Ser .Ne5r goIf @orL0~
hernus3cacben miro. in @itf.ihfalt
sic an9etlalte Edrtei lit. @iaionr
5. 3enlpjeu. oas Saupt Ser grpeNi.
tion Der .@orGo". ipur9e n1miih
,iu6 poen1" aiIfleioroert. uor sen
Observation-Disclosures 81 eridei.
nen. 9i5ber itrdo ais flagen0e Ear'
lei uur sic Ser. Staaten genann.
uno Serr Stinron erflart oaB es
linn nift ireiitebe. oen Namen il.
aeno zines iroiobOueQeu Rloqers 81
entbilaeu. Bernonrnen uur0cu per-
itje0ene 3eugen pon auSlplrts. oa'
ruutcr 2loicp5 8arru EourIhip.
2liieiior; 9(lbert SaIn. Gountn- Au0i.
Tor uu0 G6arIes G.arf g}jtgIieo oes
9aiiireritabes Ser .9felu5". ale pon
SmoianlpoIis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
1taricn
Npfl nidlt nnker Mcinhr

Wei''ra q Saa.
Vor oen Qurar 1ai 0cn oie
Ieuer brurt Ste a Gr0te5er
uincu aua6rat u1 'e itgl. nod
immgy llaud' u l1ms 9Gfi
mur0e dar' @,d .ien lr6 S
SpriteH tiGan a1ii1tcj, pa
nor e.Hcr }t.oer1l tf 5 TaWr5
'itrd'ee Gr 11u 'cr0oH iauri
or u,en fH, itu 'ar
c1e tjt,e Or, Orr 80 iciu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22

@ultannpSbrudl.
Gtaot gg3erlfo. q {

Sto0t Wterito. q San.
Gin ausbruh oes Bultans bei SIT
Sta0t GoImlne tit eriolgt @roBe
Maiien pon 9lite mHO9im5iteiu mur.
Den nus9Gporien. uber feline 2aoa.
Eie 8euoIterun9 gerieth nitt In
glngit 9ic5rere Ieifte GrOito6e
muroen in oen Irtteu 1oaen p2r.
ipurt. ober man borte nlhts uou an.
geriftete'n Sd)a0en Ter 9ulfar
lit ualncr IN Chatigfeit uno ieiue
6Inmmen iino pon Ser Gee aus met.
Ieupeit ijttbar Iie Sei5moloGcu
iagen meitcre Grobcben ooraus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22

Bel benz SramNe elmer ,,Grib" inn NNid)igans gee
faten etipa 30 0rbeter mm's 8 @ebe :. 9Dnamtt'
eEpOiiUncm Gttua 80 SSerlette iuMroen BON Srei.
iuilltgen aus benz nit 6aien geid)mamgertem Smn.
nea gebult. Sie Namama. 9ibenflaae Gilman
mmN bic Negcr. Sie Ssoblemgrdber. Sin Msinem.
mm0lilCt in Zalinn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
giltr lcln lIbator0netcr mehr

- fb'r1.on q ,Fan
Tls Gt1--or.isrAr1s foha elUe
n .atic- le Bic crGart 5aB ais
1trsses ,e Ba,r1e & Qilar az
W1lcS ,es 2t5qaor6Hetanalu'
cH > $argo- lm Ials 7ah6e-u
g.qer els .5ours-reur ucr Goauec.
aolt lrol5urit Ul1o2 a5.iel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
Nad Orci @Odlcn OniaciunOcm

WdIm3idee, Wls. y ,5dlt
Tle Seidcu BON Y}atAies Guromsfi
m0 ieuer hrlu 5cl6e erua iieben}lQ
Salre olt ruroen toot N rhrem Geit
Uo ile ialt orci 00den qeIelea na;.
tgH 0ui1c'macu Sie uayeu am
.27 Gesealler ols leb:c 1ial aeicae1
m5roer r Tmt o'rcpt Cicu 3a.l.s
Len 1lB 'i1 % 805,eH0uti crind.
psren
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
GcntidDlano.

Berlin 21 San
Gle GSncilna Oc5 rruhcrcr BRA.
ijoPnten GaIuo pou Genc}uell. Ser
iih fiir,Id hier einer Operation m.
terjo1 modt luie 6orftute.
&eme ucrlleB 0T Eaiisut Wm eriten
@3Gle 0os 9ett mo iaB in ancm
SelMMhlM nni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
Mrnbcnnnolnf

ira Cal q San
~ ecy .G.lloHs G1n0oa" Qohl1'.
rHt nr Sa'gctaa- "a Dl'''sr
1..ra r"1geta II
e'r groia po5ei 8 n}1nr ar1ss.
.ia altay t1'irar ge0>fe, uuraen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
GnsfnuS
Sdifi ucrmift

9or0n q C<o1
Ger TaHp'e. .}ts'ril" ron ST.
Ta5re%iHie 3cf M 27 Ct@5e-
oon g}ru gorf n1h P roieiae ob-a5-
lit oon &Icu2s as psliiBt nn8e'iin.
bot mnrNen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22

Ter Sero1 0ct }lar5aH mill Glh
einer Teptte 1g Hrin 0ie oe
.Qctii EarUea" cr en bat ans
Der glarine "a .tu0a uH0 aufHauf
uno Ghrm oer.tief nm 1rauiein
9atharire G.tEs 20 r1then ob3r
Ser 8oril 5ai nt eigert. ieire
ger6ldr ei'iuHa aa8atlmn. Cine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
Gin uprlaniiner Nnlt

mr5merto. Goi u San
nd ~ r1er "a 5tmuer BE-.
iftoi 0as a5leo1oHct2rhlus bic 9e.
p,awfe 1rl ioplniide Bre8lebun3
b nidftgn Iouaerita5 ru9en 81
Iaiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22
Sarfci.
Mafrcqclu acacn Oen suntott.

4ouitaniiropcI p. San.
Gle 9clicuna bat SEN 3oube65r.
ocu beiob.eu NtaBreleiu ju erare;.
len ur Sen lelcu oiterrelhjid,r mo
buIQdrlide &adrCu be1teaeuoen Bon.
futi Su uu,crNruten. Cicicr Shriii
lit uricruoau1u neil mie SIC &tr.
or0uunl lih 0ua0rl,tt CcitCrrcdl
an ocn Ea1tte itebi ieNe Ii'iercu.
sen nit Ser (urtei 3u 'dfUhiya uno
eS entltjC0tH III 0aB nit Nu,aorlcg
EN- llcbCreufomuen Qetroiin mIJ0.
Gus aciiri9c GrObcbcn
Snnrnn q San
Cant mCiteren 9erihten Ibtt oo3
aeitrlge Grobu5cu murocn III 0en
9orieru jni@9bocaeol8e5irf eApa 300
SalNer 3eritort. Ood oerioren mir
Denige aberdeen tbr 2eben
Mei.trr 6robeben.
SmMuu q Son
I'm 3cIDl YHauien Hah 5luci llhr
belte Nlon3en tret9aete nt ctnt ~ !.
tere groerlhiittwunl 0le abtr fc'.
men Sdld0eu uurjttcte Die amer
Shlad3aihiife .@ouliilno" un0 slr.
GINA" beiiuotu lid) nod i'm Qa'en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-22

Die ,,>Iorcltern"-5e 5ettuu
gen BADEN eie 6eicPicbte
BON Ga Greiie nicbt nur
mitictretben ieneern nit
ntacben Pelfen.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10

34 of of
 alargeta of other int in
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Environment

of the and restrictions The residence districts taken methods residence tracts cite safe that the public will not be disappointed with the results
 streets 20oot alleys These prices hold good until October 1 1909
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
Safety from Floods

thoroughly sheds draining into the valley together with the records the weather old residents of others the effect that the valley has been foot deep in water this the point the limit of the plated would n average t the ed land any
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10


  il busd as
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10

 grade a mile of if used with judgment.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-12
AN ORDINANCE.
Adopted Rou. 5. 1901.

Amending readopting an ordinance
relative to flooding or inundating
public roads, approved and adopted
October 1st 1901:
SECTION 3.
Be It ordained bv the Police Jury of
the Parish of Calcasieu, In regular
session assembled, That the ordinance
relative to the flooding and inundat-
Ing of public roads, adopted and ap-
proved by the Police jury the LIST day
of October, A. D., 1901, be amended
and readopted so as to read as fol-
lows, to-wit: That whoever shall
food or inundate or otherwise damage
any public road or any portion there
of, either by obstructing natural
drainage, or allowing water to seep
through or overflow levees erected or
constructed along said public roads,
shall be guilty-of misdemeanor and
shall be trisble before any court OF
competent jurisdiction, upon indict-
ment or information found or present
ed; and upon conviction thereof, shall
be punishable by fine in sum not to
exceed two hundred $4,000 dollars,
or Imprisonment not to exceed thirty
days or both, at the discretion OF the
court.
SECTION 2.
| Be it further ordained, etc., That
this ordinance shall take effect from
and after its PRONUNCIATION.
See the Planters Grocery Co
for saed nntatOnS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-12
MIRA. H. 2, DOMAIN Entertained Ladies
Aid Last Friday.

Alu hdDt
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
f. church, and a few friends, spent a
very enjoyable day at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Donham, Friday,
February 9Th.
Although the morning promised
disagreeable weather, about two dozen
persons. with we'll filled baskets. ar
rived shortly before noon and when
the good things they took we're added
TO the splendid repast prepared by the
hostess, q more tempting dinner could
not be wished for.
Most of the ladies took their needle
work and the afternoon was spent in
working on same and in pleasant con-
versstion, interspersed with vocal and
instrumental music, rendered by Mrs.
w. D. Boyd.
The out-of-town guests present were
Mrs. Frank Patterson OF Delta, o..
Mrs. H. A. Capson of ] ackson, Mich.
Mrs. Howard Nelson of Marseillas,
H., Mrs. r. L. Swain of Anderson.
Ind.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-12
Old Soldiers Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Read enter
tanned with q six o'clock dinner Fri
day, in honor of Mrs. Reads grand
father, VIM. MilIikan, who was their
guest, Those present were VIM. Mil
likan of Kansas City, Mo-, w. ~
Isaaes OF Sandwich, H., S. A. Hyle'
of New Moorfeld, Ohio, J. G. Kip
linger and N. L. Farlow of Welsh
They we're Joined later in the evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Field, Mr..
and Mrs L. E. Robinson and daugh'
ter, Miss lone.
Stories of the exploits and expert
ences, as told by these gentlemen the
Youngest of whom was sixty-Seyen
and the oldest eighty'two, together
with several piano selections given by
Mrs, Robinson and Miss 1oae, made
the evening an enjoyable one
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-12
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Taught Entertain
at Three Course Dinner


at Three Course Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Taught enter
tanned number of their friends Sat
urday at an elaborate three course
dinner. Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs L.
d. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Davidson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Read and Mrs. A. B.
WEIGH. The gentlemen, after their
cigars, babe the hostess adieu and re-
turned to their business affairs, while
the ladies remained for an afternoon
of chatting and fancy work.
A fine line of groceries at Prem
tices. they now have a phone
and delivery, and will give you
prompt service. Phone So. tt
Superior Fertilizer Drills
Place your order at once.
Only a few left for this
season.
If II. A. Davidson.
VIM. Fl. Bridges, one of the best
known machine men this section
and who has been a resident OF
Welsh for many years, moved his
family to Crowley this week, where
he has been employed by one of
the leading implement houses, for
the past few months
! TAKEN UP:--One red and white
Jersey heifer, about twelve to six
teen months old. same came to my
place about October, had muzzle
on, no brand or ear marks visible.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying costs.
| M. A. Neeley,
APP Welsh, La.
! B. A. Richhart, Jennings popu'
lar auctioneer, accompanied by his
father-in-law Henry Bridgeman
Of Moweaqua, Illinois, who is visit
ing MIN, were business visitors III
Welsh Monday Mr.. Richhart isput-
ting on a sale of town lots at Bell
City, and was over arranging TO-
the printing of his advertising mat
ter for the same.
Rev. r. G. Irwin OF Decatur, III.
delivered two excellent sermons q
the Presbyterian church Sunday
and also addressed THE congrega
ton again Tuesday evening. Mr.
Irwin is a preacher of exceptiona
abilities, both as a man and
preacher, and it is to be hoped tina
: he may be secured as pastor OF tn
church here.
A few more of those handsom
Valentine Post Cards left at tn
. Journal Office
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-12
Warming to Residents of Road District
No. 5, Ward 2, Calcasieu Parish.

NV' " W.T." ~ e'1o's''1ott = ~ '711'
I take this method of notifying the
residents and property owners OF
Road District No. S, of Ward 2, that
the following ordinance will he strict.
" inforced in future, in this district.
J. w. DeVilbiss,
Road Superintendent, District 5
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-12

B A few more of those handsome
Valentine Post Cards left at the
Journal Office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-12

A fine line of groceries at Prem
tices. they now have a phone
and delivery, and will give you
prompt service. Phone So. If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-15
YALE DECREASE IN
 ALL DEPARTMENTS

s4 As the Yale law and medical depart
 ments have had a big falling off in
 8 their newcomers this year, losses in
 the scientific and academic depart ments' entrance registration means that there will be fewer men at Yale
 this year than last.
 The preliminary list of undergrad
 uate' students. issued this week, shows
 a slight decrease from the figures of
 last year in the number in the enter ing classes of both undergraduate de- fpartments. The preliminary enrolment in the academic freshman class this year is 345 Gncluding second year men who. on account of conditions, are
 rated as fresnmen). and the prelimin- rary enrolment in the Shelf freshman Iclass is 407 (also including rated men.) The figures in the preliminary list for the academic classes are, seniors 295; juniors, 325; sophomores. 2S9; fresh man, 345; total. 1,254 or just nineteen
 less than the final enrolment in
 academic last. year. In Shelf the pre- ' linlinary figures are, seniors, 229;
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-15
KiNG'S i)AUGnIEkS HIT HIGH STEPS
 ON TROLLEY CARS

The Kings Daughters, and Sons at their 14th annual convention in New Haven yesterday reelected all officers of the state branch as follows: State secretary, Mrs. Isaiah w. Sheath, of New Haven; recording secretary, Miss Eva L. Hudson, of New London; treas urer. Miss Hariett D. Eaton, Hartford <; executive commission, Miss Leslie Blackemer, of Thomaston; Miss Ellen J. Whiton, of Waterbury, and Miss Arville Rectoc. of this city.
 The main interest of yesterdays ses- sion, however, centered in the discus sion of a letter by Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., president of the W. c. T.. U., urging the Kings Daughters and Sons to take some action against the h1gh steps on the trolley cars of the Con necticut company. As a, result of this discussion the following resolutions were adopted by a unanimous vote:
 Whereas The steps on the trolley cars owned by the Connecticut rail- cult and oftentimes dangerous for wo- men and children to enter and leave the same, therefore ebe it y:
 ResOlved,@ That this organization pe- titlon the, Consolidated railroad and reS spectfulIy ask that all cars under it's control be so arranged as to better serve the interests of public health and safety.
 we women have suffered these'high steps long enough" declared Mrs Buell., ir her communication to the ent endorsed the above. resolution em-- phatically. The resolutions were sent to the trol- ley officials at once.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-15
Telephone Company
 To Change Charter

A special meeting of the stock hold CTS of the Southern New England Tel eplone company will be held on No- vember : to act upon the ratification Of amendment to the charter of this company authorizing the man. agement of the affairs of this com pany by not less than three nor more than fifteen directors. thus allowing an increase in the number of directors from nine to fifteen.
 The date of the annual meeting ind report may also be changed from tae last Tuesday in January. to the Hrst Tuesday in February.
 There are now six representatives on the board in New Haven. This number will not be enlarged upon. but it is quite likely that new branches will be added later on who will repte- sent other parts of the territory oper- ateG.
 The reason for changing the date of the annual meeting to the first Tuesday in February comes in conse- quence of the growth of the business of the company. it being found impos- sibIe to get out the reports to stock holders of the company at an earlier date.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-15

At S1.19-Boys' vsorsted Sweaters: Special lot new goods. Oxford With cardinal trimming. At 45c-Best Knee Pants ever sold at
 price. Cut very full knickerbocker style. At 39c-Pocket Electric Lights, com
 plete with bulb and battery. At 7Ac-Specia1 price for Saturday
 for a lot of extra, heavy Striped Out ing Flannel light CT dark colors. At 45c-F'ull size Seamless Sheets. At S1.25-Large White or Grey Double
 Blankets. At 89c-Our Dollar Cotton Filled
 Comfortables. At 5Sc-Another lot Feather Pillows. At 25c-Flcss Pillows At 9c-Our best Germantown Yarn. At 12%c-Spendid assortment Silk
 Windsor Ties. At SOc-Small Hand Bags. Just the thing to carry lunches. At 25c-Another large lot of the eel
 ebrated Gilman Lunch Boxes. This
 is the best bolding Lunch Box on the market. At 16c-Special price for Saturday for very heavy Fancy Stripe Bed Tick
 ing.
 At f2 2hc-Ladies' extra strong, Ribbed
 Top, Hose. All plain black, seam less.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-15

Newmarket races show how the mon arch is concerned over the situation. According to the British constitution, the monarch never interferes with legislative authority except when he is needed in such matters as the forma- tion of a new ministry or a political crisis that threatens a deadlock The latter contingency is what England
 faces today. It is believed that the king hopes to pacify the conservative reers by promising that with the pass ing of the budget parliament will at cnce be dissolved. thus cutting off
 vast mass of pending legislation. The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-15

ministry, however, is not favorable to any such compromise because of the many useful bills which they hope to pass The financial side of the situa- tion is grave in the extreme. Men high in the councils of finance fear a panic in the event of a deadlock over the budget, and King Edward has stepped into the breach and. is exercising all his political ingenuity to avert trouble. His closest advisers are MT. Asquith, David Lord George, chancellor of the exchequer, and Winston Spencer Churchill, president of the. board of trade.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-15

Coupled with her war scare over Ger ! many's activity, Great Britain is < threatened with an eternal political sEcrisis over the adoption of the budget 5seand its opposition by the landowning -sIeers. The situation over the land sEta measure is so acute that the king sEas for the first time in his reign atakin an active hand in legislation eprhe summons of Herbert H. "Asoufth isprirne minister and first lord of the Z |treasury, to Ralmoral, and the fact lthat the king remained away from the