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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18
SIGH Slocum MOralizes

Sico, Bungalo Mich. 16, 1910.
Mister Weekly:
Me an Josh an Stamp was to
Their Spring 'tother day. We was
thar Gaze twas too wet ter pillow
an when Their groun Amt 'zactly
right ter work. most on lie white
farmers does like niggers-we jest
loafs around an gasses. =" | amt
gwine ter say which cotch Their hab-
it from t'other, Their white man
from Their niger, or Their Niger
from ther white man, but we IL
bofe got Their habit bad, sho. "
Thar was lots what me an Josh
an Slump could ave been doin I.
Thor elbows nv ther worm fence
wa full NV growth; Their bitches
wa full NV last years weeds am
grass, an Their new groun was
gittin green with this years sprouts,
but we had Their southern habit on
us an sot thar at Their spring an
''gassed.
Josh looked way of yander, like
as he seed somethin' in Their dis
tonce an sed; 81 Slocum, what i
Their country comm 70 anyhow
Pears like | kin hear Their whiz NV
ther boil weevils wings an kin
most see Their pesky critters n comm
in swarms ter eat up all NV Their
cotton. When they does it, we il
been put out NV Their farmin bus
mess 10y bugs, an they Amt no
humbugs nuther." Fore could
seq anything, Slump puts in an
replies. You IL older AN me, Josh
Slocum, an ought to know more,
but | IL got you faded on Their boil
weevil skeer. faint often | butts
again your opinion, but you IL failed
10 discover that when Their boil
weevil eats up Their cotton that it
skeers all then nigeers out Nv Their
country. Their white man will
then raise something at home what
he kin eat, std of raisin cotton ter
buy it with. +" You never did hev
much sense, Slump, sed Josh, but
Their little you ever did hev you IL
lost. -
Settin thar mute like, | meditated
what Josh an Slump had sed then
| riz ON my feet an spoke. faint
no use, boys, faint no use. Their
boil weevil amt here yet. When
he comes we IL got to stay right
here an fight him. Their land we
now plant to cotton we Il then plant
to corn. peas, peanuts an potatoes.
Lots NV ground We'll fence ter pas
lures an hogs. horses an cows
viii no longer be scatterin in ther
country Their niger amt gwine
ter be skeered nowhar by a passed.
NV bugs. If he cant raise cotton,
he IS gwine to try to raise corn.
Their niger is a part nv Dixie. an
he 5 gwine to be right here till the
crack Nv doom. !
81 Slocum. sed Josh. rizin ter
his feet also, 4 never tuck YOU fur
er fool befo' =
Like as not, seq l. but peers ter
me Their worlds got nuther kind
nv fool in it, ceptin me-
We IL all fools. sed Slump,
std Nv putin in our time ter make
Their most out w Their present. we
spend it ip coniering up skeer crows
fur Their future. =
Ne an Josh bofe looked at Slump,
sot our jaws tight, an sed never a
nuther word. but we thunk a good
many. l thinks. Sigh Slocum.
Itchl Itchi! Itch.i! Scratch!
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18

High grade carbide and cylinder
oil AT Peughs. We also carry
acetyline gus burners, tire patches
and cement.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18

Itch, Itchs! Itch.i! Scratch!
Scratch!! Scratch!!l The more You
scratch the worse the itch. Take
Doan's Ointment. 1t cuyes piles.
eczema, any skin itching. All drug
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case Of kidney or bladder trouble
that II not beyond the roach Of med
icine. No medicine can do more.
For sale by j. l.. Shell a. Go.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18
RECEIVERS SALE

The state oi Mississippi, county of Monroe.
Chancrry Court ia Vacation. A. ~. 1910.
y. VI Rogers ~. The Aberdeen OIL and Ice
Company.
By virtue of "A decree Of the Chaucery Court ~
said county, rendered ia the above style cause
on the 2lst day Of February A. -. 1910 in vacation
J the undersigned duly appointed receiver Of
said Court wi on the
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Wa are authorized TO announce MI
&. Schwab as a candidate Tor Alder
man of the Sixth Ward, subject to the
win of the voters in the approaching
nun cipal election.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18

New Louisiana open Kettle Molas-
SEES, the "Old Forhim" kind. Phone
10. +. ID. Carter AZ 90.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18

Cures baby's Group, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mammals sore
throat, grandma's lameness Or.
Thomas, Electric Oil the great
household remedy.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18

See our line of cereals in
city. Something new every week.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-03-18

See our line of Richilieu "Pnre
Food Fancy Groceries. Most com
plete In city. Phone 10. r. ID. Car
ter Il Co.
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DEIINQUENT~LAND SALE.

SALE LANDS DELINQUENT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR. 1902
MISSISSIPPI MONROE COUNTY.
T. o. Sheriff Collector Of Monroe County,
Mississippi will on
MONDAY THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1910.
bidder caah according
within legal hours in front OF the West doc. the County Court House
in Aberdeen Mississippi the following described lots
parcels lying being in the County Of Monroe
due thereon for the
1909 day until all OF said lands
ares
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For Sale

Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Eggs
ID for sl50; Buff Turkey Eggs,
II for two dollars Toulous Geese Eggs,
7 for two dollars. Address j. l.. SAN
SOM, Aberdeen, Miss, X. ]. 4-2m
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NAME OF OWNER

sum. - l.
Len
Rogers, Cornelius
Knight. c. Z.
Lusby. Mrs. c. c.
Walls. Dock
Walls. Tom
Walls. Tom
Lusby. Mrs &C. c.
Roberts. Mrs. Henrietta
Bigbee Lumber Co.
Lusby. Mrs. c. c.
Chambliss, P. G.
Lusby. Mrs. +. ).
Monaghan. w. A.
Howell. Yancy
Monaghan. W. A
Price. Hogan
Whitfield. Geo.
Conner. Mamie
Unknown
Parker. Chas-
Lewis, Mrs. Ossie r.
Strong. Andrew. Jr.
Lewis. Mrs. Ossie X.
Warrnsley. Amanda
Willis. Lon
Thayer. III. l.
Walker. Grant
Symons, C. r.
Nichols. b. Il.
smith. Calvin
Thompson. Mrs. Ruby 4
Thompson. Mrs. Ruby j
smith, Mrs. A. r.
Thompson, Mrs. Ruby !
Johnson. Geo.
Reed Albert
Paine. Lon
Todd. J. >.
Parham. Mrs. 5. c.
Unknown
Gregory,-J. It.
Gregory. j. t.
Lindsey. J. o.
Lindsey. j. o.
Weber & Coffin
Majors, Mrs. Helen
Webber 4 Coffin
Webber * Coffin
Weber 4 Coffin
Majors, Mrs. Helen
Majors. Mrs. Helen
Webber g. Coffin
smith. Jno. H.. Trustee
Unknown
| Unknown
| Nethery. t. G..
| Pennington, J. G..
| Unknown
Cooley, It. A
Pennington. j. d.
! Lockhart. V G.
| Howard. u. /.
| Unknown
| Lewis. A. j.
| Jackson. Mary
Mckinney. Polly
| Evans. Anderson
Williams. ID. W.
/ Pearce. A. c.
| Pea rec. A. Z.
Pearce, Mrs. r. p.
| Gibson. j. I.
MoOrland, r. NJ.
Manson 4 Weinfeld
Henderson. Mrs. Alma
Henderson. Mrs. Alma
Thomr son. Cornelius
Henderson Malpus Co.
Easter, II. L.
Henderson Malpus Co.
Henderson Malpus Co.
Easter. A j.
Easter. A. j.
Honeycutt. j. Is.
| Prewett, Will
Walters, j. NJ. ct ais
l Walters, j. NJ. ct ais
| Unknown
/ Andrews, Mrs. NJ. E.
| Gallagher, Link. Admir-.
| Unknown
| Phillips, w. ID.
Tubb, Benson
Meek. T. Is.
| Sparks, Mrs. NJ. p.
Sparks. Mrs. Nj. =.
Nash. Epoch
l Howell, Il. y.
Taylor. Jep
fay Tor. Jep
| anderson. l.. B.. Estate
Silas. b. F.
| Peugh x Sanders
| Moore. ID.
l Unknown
| Unknown
Parham. Mrs. S. c.
Roper. w. II.
| Morgan. Mrs. Frank
1 Unknown
Pack, Tom
| Ault. A
| Walls. Florence
4 Unknown
Wa lden. Dr. L. G.
Walden. Dr. /. c.
Walden. j. 5
Walden. j. :.
Wilson. Mrs. NJ. V.
| Unknown
| Ferguson. 4. A.
-adler, Jane
| Lasky, Nj.
Sadler. Jas.
! Wilson. Alice
| Moore. Comfort
| Potter. j. ID.
Peeler. w. l..
| Edwards, j. NJ.
Mum, r. l..
Pennington. j. ID.
| Young & Young
| Goree. Bob
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GATTMAN
NETTLETON
AMORY

lots II and ID. blk L. Tubb division
lot IL & Is & IA less 10 n. blk u. Tubb Division
lots 4. 5 & 8. blk l73 r. r. Division
lots Z and 8. blk 212. r. r. Division
lot 10. blk l. Owen division
lot 5. blk j. Owen division
lot is and sig II. blk Q. Owen division
lots !, 2. IA T. Is, blk q. Owen division
lot Is. blk r. Owen division
lots II and IS. blk w. Owen division
lots 6. 7 and 8. blk b. Oak Park division
lots 3. 4. 5. and 10. blk b. Oak Park division
lots I.2.3.4.56.9.l0.1l and IL blk c. Oak Park
lots 6. z, 8. 8 and 10. blk ID. Oak Park division
All. or lots to IA inc. blk +. Oak Park div.
lot Is. blk 2. Oak Park division
lots IL and Is. blk 8. Oak Park division
lots IL and IL, blk 4. Oak Park division
lots and 4. blk 1. Oak Park division
lot f. blk 5. Oak Park division
lots 5. IA and l5 blk 5. Oak Park division
all or lots to 10 inc. blk 8. Oak Park division
all or lots to inc. blk :. Oak Park division
lots L, q g. and s. blk 8. Oak Park division
lots l. and 6. blk 8. Oak Park division
lot 4, blk g. Oak Park division
lot 6. blk 10. Oak Park division
lots 1, 2. 3. and S. blk 10. Oak Park division
lots and 8. blk 10. Oak Park division
lots and 2. blk IL. Oak Park division
lots and .. biz IL. OAK Park division
lots 10. blk IL. Oak Park division
all blk l. Burkitt division
all less lot z. blk 2. Burkitt diyision
lots 4. and 8. blk 3, BuTkitt division
lots IL and IL. blk 3. Burkitt division
lots 1, ?, 3. 4. .. and 10 bib 4 ,Burkitt div.
all blk C. Bell 4 Berry division
lpt- o0x3O n, 4 o0xzSO Il. blk =. Bell 1 Berry
Ipt blk r. Bell = Berry Division
all blk l., Owen division
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Brasfeld. Walter

Brasfield. Walter
Smith. Levy
Willis. Walter
McBeth. josephine
McBeth. Josephine
McBeth. Josephine
Morgan. Eliza
Brasfeld. Walter
Brastield- Walter
Barron. Mrs. j. w.
Murphy. j. R.
veAsy 4 Carlisle
Barron. Mrs ]. w.
Clay. Burrell
Crawford. Cicero
LonaAx. lack
unknown
Gibson, Oscar
Clopton 4 Sykes
Barron. Mrs.. J. W.
Bradley. jim
Fast. G. C.
-. y O. b. i. Co.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07

RICE CROP ON LANDS LISTED
ABOVE
Oue-half (l.2) of all rice on said
lands for The year 1910. about 400
acres, es ,m"'ad at 2,00o ~acks, more
or less
ON THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CON-
DITIONS, TO-WIT:
For cash, for not less than two
thirds of the inventory value. the sue.
cess!ul bidder will be required to de-
nosit ten per cent of the amount of his
biz, ,.liat diuteIv upon the aGJudica-
ton e The pronerty to him, the bal
anca OF the bid to be paid by the ad-
Indicate, in cash, in ten days after
said adjudicatigD, pruvit,eu there beno
onA"Sition to the confirmation of the
saie; failure to pay the balance OF said
old, on day said sale is confirmed,
shall operate forfeiture of said de-
post and the property shall again be
advertised and sold at the expense
and risk of the adiudicatee.
Lake Charles, La, Sept. 5. 1910.
D. j. REID,
Sheriff of said parish.
LEE E. ROBINSON,
Receiver.
MCCOY, MOSS s. KNOX,
Attorneys.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
ESteS.McCain.

At a pretty home wedding, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Mccain, living nine miles
out of Crowley, the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Maud Mccain to MIR.
Clarence Estes of Welsh was solem-
nized, Wednesday evening, Rev.
Louis May, of Crowley officiating.
The bride is a charming Young lady,
and leader in the social element of
her community. She has visited
friends in Welsh several times, and
is we'll known to many here. The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Estes. living three miles north OF
town, and is recognized as young
man of sterling worth Mr., md Ms
Estes returned to Welsh the latter
part of the week, and will make their
home with Mr.. Estes parents Il I'll +
ter the harvest season is rVer. wien
they expect to 60 to Kentucky Iur an
extended visit with friends and rela
tives. Mr.. Estes was accompanied to
Crowley Wednesday by his brother,
Fred, and his sister, Miss Lassie, his
parents being unableto attend the wed
ding on account of the severe illness
of his father.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Another Welsh High School Graduate
Enters College.

Miss lone Robinson, who graduated
from the Welsh high school IN the
class of 1910, went to New Orleans
Friday morning where she will enter
Sophia Newcomb. She was accompan-
led by her mother, Mrs. L. f. ROBIN
son, who remained with her for a few
days helping her to get properly TO-
Gated. This makes three out or seven
members of the class Of 1910 who nave
already entered some institution or
learning, and speaks we'll for the ldeal
that are being implanted in the mlhos
of youth as we'll as for the actual &C
ademic training that permits them 10
enter the various colleges of this ana
other states. The other members OF
this class who are now in school are,
Miss Mabel Miller, who recently en-
tered the Denver University OF Denver,
Colorado, and Erwin Lewis, who IS
taking course in electrical engineer
ing in the Louisiana State University
at Baton Rouge. Miss Cora Carr,
who enters the University OF Chicago
this week for special work, is also a
product of the Welsh schools. having
completed her work here some three
years ago.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Chicken Thieves Busy Lately-A. Z.
L0gnion Takes a Few Shots at

A epidemic of chicken steeling mas
been prevalent in Welsh for the past
few weeks, a number of people naVin@
lost more or less of their flock IN this
way. That this work Of thleVlng IS
not confined to the "nigger" as is SO
often asserted, is proven by Mr.. Al,
bert Loguion, who routed d COUPE Vi
white men out of his chicken house
last Thursday evening. Mr.. Lognion,
who had been abed but for short
time hearing his chickens acting as
though something was disturbing theh
made rush for his chicken mousse
revolver IN hand. Here he fouho TWO
white men attempting to make lhe'F
getaway with three chickens. he I'M
mediately opened fire on them, nr''S
three shots, all he had In his gun, Az
them at short range Whether ne h't
either of them or not he does not
know. but it is a safe guess tnaI the
same parties will be shy about VS.
ting his chicken coop again WINE
it NAV seem like harsh measure W
shoot man for stealing chickens
still we believe that in the final analy'
sis of the case, this is the only way tC
break up this pernicious practice, ana
we assure our chicken loving TRENDS
that we shall do our best to wing
them in case we catch them IN our heL
house.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07

Rev Barnes, q retired mjnh,.
who is temporarily located at h.
Station, spent Sunday in Wsn
preaching in the Congregstnaas.
church in the morning and in h
Presbyterian church in the evepa.
J. H. Martin of Jennings, =,
the guest of his son, ALFRED, S
fore-part of the week.
One of the best residence mn,
critics on Adams street, for sale :
easy telms. For information ii /
at this office.
Taken up, at my place four nis
southwest of Welsh, one three.yp,,
old red and white spotted steer N.
branded. This steer came to N,
place about a year ago. Same viii
be sold according to law # m
claimed. zoe f. T, Louvien.
Taken up, September LIST, at n,
place one mile southwest Of RIA.
noke, one bay horse about p yesu
old and about 16 hands high. Hs,
ness marks on shoulder and back
Branded L on the lett shoulder.
e. G. Robinson, Roanoke, La. 20
Black heifer taken up, at m
place six miles south of Welsh On
three year old black heller unbrsn(
ed. Same came to my place abog
a year ago, and has been with n
stock since. Said heifer will
sold according to process of h1
nnless claimed by owner. 4
Alcide Hebert, Jr.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Saved A Soldiers Life.

Facing death from shot and sneil III
the civil war was more agreeable w .,
A. Stone, of Kemp, Tex, than facing facing
it from what doctors said was consum,
n,ion. 81 contracted a stubborn cola
no writes. that developed d cough,
that struck to me in spite of all RENE
dies for Years. My weight ran down
to 130 pounds. Then I began to use Dr.
Kings New Discovery, when COLI OH
pletely cured me. now Welgn 10
Wounds. " For C'u0hs, Lafrlppe'
Asthma, HemorrhaGe, HoarSeness,
Group. Whoopng Cough ana iung
trouble, It's supreme. SOC LOO. irlal
bottle free. Guaranteed by @il drug
gists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Former Welsh Citizen Accidentally
Killed While Deer Hunting in the
Woods of New YOry State.

Word was received here a few days
ago of the accidental killing of Their
on E. Plumb, while deer hunting in
the mountains of New York State,
where he and his family have resided
for several years past.
A letter from deceased's father, E.
U. Plumb for number of years a
resident of Welsh, states that his son,
in company with brOther.in-law.
Clifford Judd and q mutual friend,
Ray Hanson, had gone up into the
mountains to spend few days hunt
ing deer They we're fortune enough
in finding deer soon after pitching
their tent, and enjoyed their feast of
venion to the fullest On Monday
morning they started out for more
game, separating SO as to cover the
ground more thoroughly In short
time Mr. Judd thought he saw a deer
get up. He waited few moments
when he saw a quick motion in the
bushes about fifteen rods off and was
quite certain he had routed game. He
bleated ia order to stop the deer, then
waiting for fully a minute before shoot
ing at brown object which he was
positive was deer. Running to the
place where he had seen the game, he
found his brother-in-law, Theron
Plumb, dying with bullet through
his neck. A further element entering
in the deception was bare branch
which was IN line with Mr.. Plumb, anc
had the appearance of the deer's ant
lers. Mr.. Judd is said to be nearly
crazy as result of his terrible mis-
take. as Plumb was his brother-in-lav
and very dear friend as well.
Theron E. Plumb was born at Pier
pont, New York, Jan. 80, 1886, wher
he resided with his parents until 1902
when they moved to Welsh, Louisiana
where he remained for several years
In April, 1895 he returned to Pierpon
New York, where he was married t.
Miss Eva NJ. Judd in October, 1906, an
made his home until his death, Mon
dav, Sept. 10, 1910. Of this marriag
two children we're born, boy age
two years and girl, aged nine months
Aside from his wife and children,
father and one sister as we'll as
hoste of friends both here and in hi
recent home mourn his untimelv deatt
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
SECOND WARD JUSTICES COURT.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Calcasieu.
W. P. Strobe VS.. No. 1OS Oneal
BreauX.
Notice is hereby given that by yir-
tue of a writ of fieri facias, issued by
VIM. P. Russell, Jr. Justice OF the
Peace of the Second Ward of the Par
ish of Calcasieu, in favor of W. T.
Strobe and against Oneal Breaux,
and to me directed, will, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, on the 18th day of October,
1910, at the Office Of said Justice OF
the Peace, in the town of Welsh, La,
in the Second Ward of the said Par
ish, offer for sale at public auction
the following described property, to-
wit: One Pony. One Sow and Five
Small Pigs, seized as the property OF
said Oneal Breaux, under the said
writ of fieri facias, with the benefit OF
the appraisement. Sold for cash or
day of sale.
Isaac Fontenot, Constable.
Dated this 18th day of Sept 1910.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
FARM LANDS.

The west half of the southeast quart
err Section Twenty-seven, lying soucn
of the Louisiana Western Railroad
company's right of wav; the west hall
of the east half, and the west half OF
Section Thirty-four all in Township
Nine South, Range Five, west Loulsl.
ana meridian. Also the north half
and the southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter of Section Three. III
Township Ten South, Range Five,
west Louisiana meridian, andcontaln'
ing in all TOO acres, more or less
together with all the improvements
thereon or thereto belonging, includ'
ing three irrigation wells and pump
ing machinery.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
SHERlFF'S SALE
Fifteenth judicial District LOuft.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Calcasieu,

JOHN r. JARRET vs.. nv; G2 p
GULF RICE MILLING CO., ill.,
By virtue of commission issued,
and to me directed, by the nohorao,0
court aforesaid, and the written al
tborization of LEE f. ROBlNooN'
the receiver of defendant c0rpOration'
7 will offer for sale, at public auction,
to the iast And highest bidder, "lIn
the beur.ti, of apprasement, al Tue
court house door Of this parish IN Tue
cit, OF Lake Charles, parish Oh oalE"'
siru, or Saturday, October l5th, l9i''
bel%eer e2ul houle, the following oe'
scribed property, to-wlt:- ..o,
A purcell of land, being traceloua'
part of the Southeast Quarter or oec'
| ton Thirty, (30) Township Nine SCUM
Range Four (4) West Louisiana Mer
idian, lying south of the Loulslana
Western Railroad Company's rlght o
way. and commencing at a polnt o.!
feet west of the intersection OF sal'
right of way, with section line Denver
sections Twenty-Five (29) and Ih'rt.
| 1907, of said Township and Range
thence west, along the south slue y
right of way $40 feet; thence sout
289 feet. to the north boundary line G
South Street, as extended; thence cas-,
along the north boundary al line Z;
South Street, as extended, 500 fee
thence north 2S9 feet, to the point {
beginning, together with Rice MI
Rice Mill arehouses, Rlce Mill Ms
chinery, Ice Factory Building, ana a
other improvements thereon or ther'
to belonging, exclusive of ice factor
machinery and ice factory suPplle'
ice factory machinery and supplies s.
IN and in ice factory building.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Entertainment Given by Baptist Young
People Last Thursday a Pro.
n0unced Success.
nOunced Success.

A good house greeted the play, "a
Scrap OF Paper given by the young
people of the Baptist church, at the
Auditorium last Thursday evening.
The young people had prepared their
work and furnished very credible
evenings entertainment. Several of
them displayed more than usual talent
in the rendition of their parts. The
music, both by the Band and by Mr..
and Mrs. Vaudeville, was highly ap-
preciated by all. The door receipts
were in the neighborhood of $1,000.
which we believe was quite satisfactory
to those having the matter in charge.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07

One of the best residence p,on
critics on Adams street, for sale :
easy te,ms. For information II
at this office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
Card of Thanks.

We, the Presidents of the Philathea
and Barada classes ofthe First Baptist
church, desire to express our thanks
to Miss Mabel Gabbert, Mr.. Austin
Kiplinger, Mr.. John Armstrong, Mr..
and Mrs. Vaudeville and the Band
who so kindly assisted us in present
ing our play on the evening of Sept. %.
Cecile Williams
c., a. LaRue.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07

]. H. Martin Of Jennings, .,
the guest of his son, ALFRED, h
fore-part of the week. :
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07
A Real Estate Snon
Block ., The SpconG

Block ., the second Soma.
ui depot, is offered for a is aa'e
Jan. !, 1913. Buyer to agrao' pan
ID building to cost 81, 900 % ~ %, 70 .
outside security for a like s vi lar
dition to the block. Interest y, y
cent, payable semi,annualIv +"
advance. Nothing payshis &
purchase price until 1915 n, oaS
sold at same price in yearly ~ VIII
to suit purchaser, up to ipasaa'
Write night lettergram tn ia Iea
WEBSTER WE B WELSH
- III California BIdsa
l9p Tacoma, VA
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-07

Simeon Benoit, who has N
attending the Tyler Comms.sJ
College, of Tyler, Texasfor ssr.'|
months past returned to Ws'
tuesday for few days visit ~" y
friends and relatives. wy