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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
a SYMPOSIUM OF SALADS

co,ods ara always acceptable, espe'
oio11v during the hot summer "eatne'
when meats are too ne"'' 'O
tagging appetite ora
dessert there Is nothing more
onnetizing than a simple fruit sa,au'
Ia how much easier to prepare 'ii'n
tho indigestible pastries tha' 81 ni''
soom to think Indispensable
What could be daintier ana inoio
onnatizing than this: Arrange SIX VI
.,,aro large strawberries in nest VI
, w. lottnce. Chill and serve Will
French dressing.
Plain Salad .
pnt a few slices Of tomatoes Oh let,
.uoo leaves, sprinkle with choppeu
onion and serve with french ule"''7
Madison Salad
| Chop four large cuc"hDe 1.'s,,,a ~
.ranu onion and two tablespoonluls VI
narsIev mix we'll with mayonnalSe VI
e. p raanoh dressing and stuff toma'oeS
IN with the mixture.
Oh Cheese Salad.
an Add a tablespoonful OF thick cream cream
fow chopped chives' cnoppe'
Us green pepper and dozen Dsa n.aar
e,monds chopped, to cake ol ', ,..,
lar ohaesp mix well and make into nltl
in ,nua roll in shredded lettuce oil
his serve in lettuce nests Win
re- dressing.
ain Lyman Salad
Select long green peppers, cut aeo
do. ,o 1v5s lengthwise, remove the see
a uv n na6 White pulp and fill with gra
" f fruit pulp, celery and apple finely
orch and pecan meats using na nofr ~ a
:, as celery and apple as sfape aa o "a
car allowing three nut meats ~ edeh "
Arrange on lettuce and sarniSn "
made mavonnaise dressing.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
7H9KI77EG(HIiEN'
|q6EGABINE1.I[

,bav ouench thirst, thus proving 'N0'
va,na both as food and drink -.
Olnv perfectly ripe fruit mas 10
,,,ioa fr,iv developed and 1t Will ho'
keen long after this stage Is 'e"I" ",,,I
~ tho selection Of fruits care shouiN
va taken that It is neither over rips
~ nnder ripe II under ripe II VII.
No neither Juicy nor wholesome ou.
T. over ripe and decomposition mas Se'
in # contains, often, poisonous primer
nlps which may produce serious, 'e
, suits. ,., +ha
Fruit sbosd be on our tables inc
-, wear round; but most of all III 'Ne NV
: months. It is not necessary 10 sci "
il encased in pastry or cake, as II 10
y much more wholesome served pe''e0''
Q ly plain. .,ni which
- Get a good brand of macaron'' "nl, ~
~ does not split in breaking drop ln's
:, boiling salted water to COOK an" " nSA
III tondor drain carefully, keeping warn
'o until the dressing is added
81 With a little forethought the use -, =
d. ,,oot can almost be dispensed VIII
Is Turing the heated months; for ""s
NJ Owes discomfort does not yiel' sun
CT, oiont return for the Indulgence OF u
sed clehI
o+ appetite.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
:ss c,, Which We Spend on r, e sI III. crop

~, for the largest part OF the ciop
by 40, from the peanut s'ahu,
Tho little whistle sign OF 'he io"
,n the signal for the ave'ae es
pe,ns astor to suggest to dad OF llia
youhss.u 1o If them would be very ac'
tna ato ITl' and the paternal or mater ls ~
cep p narent's willingness-nine l'ins GO
lid. a p tan-to invest. Yet there az o
I'LL ,,;,,ions of bushels that 60 ~ tho
fattening of hogs througnou' while
la., ,th the feeding of poultry WIN" sas
sou'n' ;nas often cured as hay, 1eeu
t thousands of head of cattle ana Nv. w.
old Mother Earth is nourlshe s',n Wy ntsha,
o ooa+s Of the plant, which furh'Sne
nitro to it from the air ,.,nn III
n'. rue farming of peanuts during III
.ost Eve years-not longer than ,nl4 t
) pas' h NV. an established indus III
l nf this country. At present apo" s vi
o. tni' Of the crop comes from ~. "
s ain,a and most of the balance 1z,ua tU
l. g snossee Georgia, West VIRGIN
y and the Carolinas, although sa,,+ lnU con-
y anu anu southern states contribute son
Is | ,s the neanut industry has lncle sro,
N AS Ivy 40 nse of all nuts gro.
le a ,;obtilv as an article of foou a. ~" 60
ut m'sN ,nst decade, and the entire ID
or . III, n lo forms a most impor'an, +, p
~, NJ Of the diet of the phSS''"'
and vegetarian.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19

WY ASHINGTON.-A to his al
w ready manifold duties, James
Wilson the secretary Of agriculture
is now made by congress the chlel Ou5
,ncnoctor Of the United States. II
came about with the passage Vi a
law identical with the pure 1000 anu
drug act hut covering all insectlclues
and fungicides. The enforcement VI
f.. law. as in the pure food law 10
vested in commission consisting Vi
the secretary of the treasury, the eIN
retarv of commerce an labor ana us
- ,retary of agriculture. But Vhe wv
ooh,nat officers first named are sort 0
commissioners emeritus. he le''
work comes down to the sec ,I''S y
agriculture oir+o
| The bug commission has appolnee
the legal officers Of the three oepa'
| ments, R. E. Cabell, commissioners
| internal revenue; Charles EarlE'
| ucitor of the department OF co,
| merce and labor, and George f. M
J Cahe solicitor Of the department
= agriculture, as subcommittee
look after the legal enforcement VI '
) law This subcommittee IS up asai'
y q hard problem already. Inc Id"
~ fines an insecticide as COMPOUND
"rone,ling. destroying, mlusaUne
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
Governor Jared Young Sanders.
parish Is Building Shell! Road.

Honma-This parish is building
cbon road up and down Bayou Terle-
homie The work is being done ny
Superintendent of Roads l5na tioSSo or
Adoue. The road is a continuation u
Main street and the work on the low,
or nnd has been completed as Tar aS
tho lower line of the Myrtle Grove
rasidence of R. R. Barrow and aoo's
10 work has reached a point over
mile above Houma. the roaa n5o W.
each side of Bayou Terrebonne apo ov
uonma will be shelled. The Snell
are transported in barges in the Bas 70
r. and wheeled onto u, III
roads in wheelbarrows, the roads o'
, ING carefully graded and nheo oiA'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19

~, uE army is on the ANXIOUS 1na tnh it is
axps wted Major Gen. Leonard 3siags " S0n
a atdn his SSp he was ,1 s2Po9tsiB s to
succeed ea+d Major since nee that time he has
last last o oct trip to Argentine in tho te csp
i: e; $ $: a.; 4: &: '' q;
~ ~ the meantime many any , Ill., avail,
III +; [ have been piling up tso o% III
queS nie decision. Just what en of eta
ing n, OF the new chlel o 81 :
pe per, nave on the army is a n.as'', uh
, VIII VIII No. moment to the omce, o,s =
g , nnow something of his s''e"D'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
accompaniment? c.. IT, The ArYnV
~ ,1 Wood May Duh w 80 ~ will under

r ;s expected ne VIII
I Ie,,e most actively number .,t Oh the he
take take. " which might not meet with inc
. onnroval Of the army at large 's ,rt,, he
ap pne Of the questions which y, VIII tho be
+. u"' NJ by General Wood Is nr snI
taken sSsica up test of officers. Since &C., Pr s~s.
p phys Roosevelt inaugurated this s sys,
d tem many officers have been c h0prI
, ,sat it would be modified. Gen ners.
, wood is one of the foremost Oh pD'
i " culture enthusiasts. ,so, - ia
'ca 1ns ai of being made milder, ,, II h rs
no an" unlikely that the tests is, VIII iota oy
not ,a aI harder than ever. The de'a al
,, lLat troons to the philippines IS oil IL
Oh l,e e,'p matter that will be disposed w. %
p Wv General Wood very soon. 1 mv . no 20
Wy o;so a number of ideas rega regard srm N,
T. also a between the regular arm arm,
, ope'a .ho militia which he Will pro-
anu ana vt, attempt to put into practise .,
It any General Carter, who has o pee =, az ~,
It. ahief Of staff, will take MS p,1s
' e i ns assistant chief. Genera - ' G.
If as n,om n,'l he succeeds, will go to pa 81
of w Srsncisco to relieve General pa Sa,'
no r t,ho likes command of West p0'n''
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
,o,, ecared to Death by Cow.

Agiers,-Frightened by the loving
Ais don willie German, 2 years old,
o uloS e attacked with spasms and d l
IN 20 minutes. This is proOaD D,g;o ers
I'll first case of this kind in Alg gers
T 1I1Ss baby babv was seated On the frons
steps of the house. Inc s~'o which
omen wide enough for the cow, wn't IT,
O ~as walking along the sidewalk IT, ~
m m~S her head inside, When the oaos s
p po~ the animal he became ezcl oe'
and screamed. spasms followed owe as au
n IN few minutes the baby was oea'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
-o,.,r Extends Corporate Limits

Napoleonville.-At mee eorn9rate
,in7it o' Of the town we're extended one
I ,noS i H1 the the rear covering the entire
length of the boundary I'm, llne + o1 ''a a
town. town This will bring into town o ~ q
rUwI, Of residences. An ordlnan 'ot'
prohibiting anyone in town. WIN , nremises
ting minors gamble on his p'7D'i'''
was adopted.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
Exsherff Acquitted of EmbezzIemen'

Lake Charles.-The case of John A.
Perkins, charged with embezzilHs
parish funds while sheriff and taA
collector of this parish, in 1904 was
submitted to the jury about midnight,
and 20 minutes later the jury returned
verdict of not guilty. His trial las'
March on a charge of embezzling SOW.
600 Of state funds had a like resUi'
Charges of embezzling school 1uho.
and special railroad taxes were uloi
ped by the prosecution.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
Quick Luncheon.

On a hot day when quick l mcnt 4
on antad try the following; Toast as
IS SS" slices of bread as people 10
many many hntter it and on each slice place
s 5 thick slice of tomato, a tablespoon spoon
a t 1n nc minced ir, green pepper and onion
l l, u onver with grated cheese. Place
, under the gas fame and serve yeas as S m;tp
u, III the cheese is melted. Serve "''l
"a coffee and whipped cream
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
,,,,o. Mill for Plaquem''e'

plaQuemine-A new v,. m n1rrt, e. Grove
rollers a0' IN Manufacturing Company up n.y.
Planting hnsD received. It is one S of r sne
largest n''' increase the capacity Oh
the factory.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
nA,n7y HOT WEATHER O''0'

Ices, ice creams and o'ne, Dur |
,,l ' ore especially accep'aOle , n
,n , the hot days. We are s, o"" are
'l6 s the idea that 'neS Ian
overcoming .e nrppare. With a our'ap
boo heavy wooden m"'Ie'' s.oshing
sait and a little patience a Ie'I, n.hne
s Snsso o NAV be ready in littIe T"' No.
1eS5 ssaooing apy mixture which IS "s
sirad smooth and velVety' care 1ona
Va taken that the first stirring 10 oftor
o o1ow1y In packing the cream " "rll
s e"a;nv less salt is used in pr"p0i
tion to the ice-one pa'' " troa7inq
w.. w." ,sra, measure, while for lr'eN .s
9 uso one part Of salt to three u NV
If . larger proportion of SAT- Is ~, u'. -
T. IL " NC, 70" 3rao7or turned too rapidly a
u, first the mixture will be coa' 90 .or i
IL en ,Y This granular consistency
% onIv desirable for frappe' :, nv,
a. hs the mixture increases III Ou'
ne during freezing, the can shou,u "e' r
III M more than threefourths nlleu,
le- not draw off the ice water While Tree
en tho for that is the process ues.'' 0'
n.y. No change will take place mSiNe =
I. freezer until the ice melts. Al'ei
II mixture is frozen draw of the " a.
renack and let stand to ripen'
There are several kinds Oh ,lo'
rG dishes. Sherbets are wafer w.
, which gelatine Of the white Oh q
MO we'll beaten are added. ,,,
parfaits and mouSses are sa,1,
has the former is given cohSiS'en,'
ions , egg whites, the latter oy e
hou. These dishes are not frozen by
inc ring but are packed in ice ana
9 tho in moulds. .uouor
lilo A frappe is a water Ice FROZEN E =,
$500 mush; in freezing equal pai % ~
s'ons and salt are used to make inc in'A
granular u,;on is
punch is water ice to when Is
c. o ono cd spirits and spice.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
,,.n;nr manages a Church

ca.s1er,-Tne church Of St Law Nv.
re GesS, was struck by lisht nanis from on
s ss hnrU Uns to s ns eround and tearing sns
t oft w wealth and ceiling ceiling, n ane
OH ~ of the roof. Every window p"'>
par ~, u church was shattered.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
Secretary Wilson Now the bug ~, WAN la j!

nt;rcn any insect. The la" OF
p after due consultation, ADMIT
.na that while they understood no" An
;nsoct might be repealed or destroyeu'
l In"r Ala not see how they could pre-
WON'T an insect or mitigate n'n''
'' Ths law is specific in declaring 3
aainst misbranding Insecticides, l.
"s@,naV aa WIN, citizen of the United
Gates nuts up a compound 'n" Ln n
os" '.s vil, rid a house of, say oueS'
S S'ithir a specified length OF .lli, 49,
M ,na caoms no way to deterhl'ne
'ne 1t,or the compound is mlsOranu ~.
"a unless the secretary OF "s' 'T 49,
w. aos "a the premises and nous 49,
5 soeS watch on the roaches' 10 s s.S
f Stop .Es ".C tbov mitigate or vacate WITT
S in the time limit. .
II The biological survey mas ls 'iua III,
c. n' statement already, saying 'h'
e tho law is remiss in that IT uoeo ;"
20 Wv. sno,ndo rats among the insects
Of ,i'0' ,,novonted An effort is beng lno
al NC p whether the law othcerS "
OF w,,,ing to consider rats as ll'Se''''
" Ill., uorebaw of the biological S,
ed vey and prof crittenden ao G1 the to G
IT, s wy Of entomology are gong 10
of re" tne u, aid the legal advice of JUG JUG
~ preh Of the police court 'uuse 20 -
' I'M while nile assistant district attorney 81
Nc T Taars ago, established a reputation
OF yeas YEA no,ice court by arguing that'
the gally, lop-eared raOD', w ~a nct a #;
; Iut With Within the meaning of the ac act 10
'p de. S hody can prove sewer rat rat TO 0a,
G eor cent centipede Judge Pugh is the n'A'
L. lnninNpd
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
Cash Prizes for Boy Corn Farmers,

GaSn fTiEeS LOT IVY oo-o
Arcadia.-Prizes aggregatlns 30
have been offered to the BienVl'le
Parish Boys Corn Cllb, as tollo "1o,
Best WELD per acre, s25; second $2g
third, SIS; fourth, SO, best ten ears
SIX. second, $40; third, $15; 1ou nao'
SO; best single ear, SIS; second NV,
third, SIS; fourth, $40: best essay y,
Preparation Of Soil and Corn Cul
ture," s25; second, $50; third' pc pc
fourth, SO; best judge of corn 30 10
second, $40; third, s.. There are q"
members Of the club and much ln'e'
est is being shown by the boys
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
pov Accidentally Kills His sr0'"er

Rovce,-While the two sons OF f. no
pr boStS we're squirrel hunting , tte
B B15Ost Sov was leading the way win tea
his gun gun I close behind him. The gun
y Su 'front.' went off accidentally s't the
IN IN. ir tho how behind just under ire
Ing np;n resulting in instant dea'n'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
rrozen Cream Cheese.

scald one pint Of cream "a sn aar and
.rd a quarter cupfuls Of sugar S anh
anu ,,n I dissolved. Flavor with
ST.. ST. p,,,a a't and begin to freeze. Mne 81,
b ts frozen, stir in two o eupnu'' and
nan MAIN cheese. Finish freezing anu
cle an for two hours before serving
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
Town Council Passes a Good Law.

Town Council Passes a GOOD Law
Estherwood-The town council mas
adopted an ordinance not to allow
children to play around the raliroau'
run ahead of trains or he found arouHu
the depot, except on business or III
care Of adults.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
r,rs Boys HeadIess a0d t1a !" strange Tans,

Find Boys r riHssi the strange
Of MIS-; N' Td A' pamors
5 SaTe been circulated an9 spd i hsadess
nodt that that tS was found ooman in r rns
ss vas s n that parish s5 .! s5. that
f SoGy was that Of o 0pd t hpe' it nat
Is or 1s ; years water St S7 or 10 days; Nc
trace I.a@.n mas although di'isent search ~
haen made for neF'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
ANS
bound

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nd the doc
L could not
unless j.
operation.
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y health
| / told ma
do. After
Lydia E.
s Vegeta-
pound and
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| }. WILLIAM
EicagO, Ill.
table Com.
roots and
IS or harm
the record
ctual cures
nailar medi-
| lousands Of
on file in
at Lynn,
have been
y form of
nation, I'LL
old tunors,
s,backache,
prostration.
n owes it to
Pinkham's
| fal.
| cia1 advice
|cOnfden.
|khan, at
ice is free,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19

p,on R '2os}spation calling a sps,
,sns bis B'o OF the general osssm 1ns.(
d . 's,,'1 at u m, on "9 %e5nes 1os
j .. a. sa' The sa' Proclamation follows! lie vs..
august . 11 Of the authority o.; laws AN n Of
5, BY 'e oi louisiana, . J. 5a of Lou
.,'5i Do hereby issue 5ss ." General ~y pas As
,nnIl Of fPs session at the 1o S1s,s
apto i IN jn9 not t exceeding ten S5on (iU}
hi perlOa a,n NV at T. NJ. on MONDAY LAY,
u.s. bss3 doT Of August, 1910, "2 2i
DE 18th on a'1 Wednesday, August susto 81 a
aiding ~, on do hereby desi5n1 AT tn h
49, ana, and to % be considered lnn IN 70 fn
De os sjjeZsord iH session the 10
P'ins 5,. lo,Sr' the enactment . Of sue
'FIEs' laws, and for the paSS"51
hs or ,o int' resolution or reSo. omen
ach .l JON. amendment Or amen ntat,
gents to Tue tax or taxes Tor the pt
nj. q CONSTRUCTING. g., m n, 2ew
g ''s operating in the city a.yY@ 05 no~
lan' ,. an ylD Of the panama s,,' Can
tie 0peh.n penn the worlds Panama
nth ,.3sn Company rrS corporation alton.
POSITION 'nod r U the laws of Lo %nm
e Ia son GaSsi in the city of y New NV
s .., a't To issue bonds and 5o, to e'S
any oA1 low proposed amehullle..'
DE ' otssr legislation in aid tnrt
r I'D. ' and assistance Of the said
' .,.sd Pa Panama Exposition =,
P aSscon D the purpose s.4, OF
1 s = the &C constitution Of Louisiana msr5
/ y !, w, " authorize municipal waf I'd
d a,o 70 al' authorities TO vote ,,,s sp
n la1s: IN aid Of industrial or man nal
's .,Sijng laws as may be nec e,s q
ell .u ont the purposes Of such a
s :. amended vas ed # such amendme
H. constitution is adopted.
u" sTstrd-To authorize and
y. .ttorpey general Of the ST 5,
NJ axe part in and assist in all Ill.
1 moving the title Of public ,t.,s, Ia a,
a ne state, whether the titles u u
1Iblic land is in the state or Il
' IJitieal subdivision thereof,
aver 50 directed by the eo'e,,
# w @Tourth-To amend and r
at N Of 1910 by inserting
an amending clause.
Ftfth-To make an appro
IL meet the expenses of the
binary session of the General
BY held under this proclan'''
aSixth-To enable the sena'
vse as to all appointments o
made by the governor since
ue was last in session. ana
action on such appointments
Tn testimony whereof, nj
unto affixed my signature an
the great seal Of the state
lana to be fixed at the stat
IN the city Of Baton Rouge
Che Sth day Of August, A. u
~rDrDO TOI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
,,ivi,eoe Sold ct Auction

m''N n,,ne - The Marionneau as
Market .Detjon by Mayor WilDe y, o toF
sold i at au to- Louis Leblanc for Sl'V'''
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19

New Rice Warehouse Rs' ';so war; ware.
Ne" Tate St. JOhn.-A new rice arsots SIs At
mouse t%ts place, and will be oomp prop
TINS Past to store this seasons crop
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
mo baby orange juice 'eVeFa

Give the baby orange Juice several asr
cave I aov It may be given to very
times times n able It is hard thing not not
y 20 make baby plaything,, 3D. but th nnp
to man' who really care for thelr
p pai'aror let them lie for hours aloh1
c cn1 ,bev ar are handled only when Oe'n
cared for
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
80 an z ana #EEBtz'4H4H5H::
N 49, < aLlLI!lL !

H1NGs which could never ever have Ave
made a man happy, b Gg
velop a power to make MN III
STRENGTH and not happiness, or
sotpls oniy that happiness W nio II
rather on styren 9th is the end of human
iiving.-Phillips Brooks
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
|1nerS.

1ners.
3 Duluth mil
err about the
vacation.
woods village
F'and number
ople l meet
Rnce, the jan
Fch, is most
ways. I had
ne day, and
erved with a
n my servant
lcher, the old
1t, took up a
ted it, then
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19

e desires, and
best for him.
seeks IT.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19

st positively
worst.
my bill will
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
N.

mo answer.)
allowsi
r book)-YeS
Punch.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-17
LEST YOU FORGET.

Now comes the pesky, poisoned fly,
And he will stay, howe'er you try
To drive him out;
Pollutes each dish before you
Trails cream and gravy DER you.
In zig-zag route.
likewise the 'skeeter comes a-singing
A pestilential fever bringing
From waters green;
"Canst keep them out?" You BET
you!
Just come at once and get you
A Wheeler screen!
They pay In rest and cleanliness;
Spirit of household friendliness
They will beget;
Bind heart and hearthstone stronge
So put II off no longer.
Lest you forget!
-Fuqua, Helm q Co.
Bud Clifton. of Ridgley, Tenn. wai
here Monday on business.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-17

tory, and comes to us with first-class
concentrations.
IL the necessary capital is raised
within the next ten days, Mr.. Harmed
thinks the factory win be in opel a.
lion by May 10th.
The Courier hopes that no trouble
will be experienced in making all ar.
Judgements for this new enterprise
II will be of immense value to the
4 wn and surrounding country. The
employment of 100 men in this city
will be a big item, and our public
spirited, wide awake business men
should see that we get the factory.
Next week We will print a list OF
Tie stockholders. or those subscrib-
inc to the factory together with the
amounts.
Push II
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-17
HICKMAN WILL GET FACTORY
New Industry Will Employ 100 People.
Almost Enough Money Raised
Concern Makes Handles, Etc.

The proposition submitted last
week by ]. w. Harmed. an experience
ed handle factory man, to put in a
handle factory in this city is meet
ing with splendid encouragement, and
our business men are taking stock in
the concern In an enthusiastic man
ner. Enough has already been sub
scribed 10 practically insure the plant.
S. l.. Dodds heads the list for So
600 worth of the stock, and says he
will take more II necessary. Several
others will take 81 600 or more each,
as as yet all the business men have
not been solicited. as Mr.. Harmed
started out with his proposition only
last Monday 1t is confidently expect
ed that every business man in town
will take at least a small amount Of
stock.
The new factory will manufacture
handles of all kinds, single and dou-
BILE trees, wagon stock, lumber, etc.
They will use small hickory, oak and
ash-all the small timber which has
hitherto had no local market, and
will give our farmers "A market for
the timber which they now work up
in stove wood.
We understand II is a part Of the
plans of the company to use the old
wagon factoyr plant for the factory,
as II is already pretty well equipped
for the purpose.
The company wants TO incorporate
for $4,000. At present they have
about $4,000 in sight, and feel that
Il will be very little trouble to get
the other $4,000. There can certain
be no doubt as TO its being a Jay
ing Investment II halfway properly
managed, and the management OF IL
should be no cause for apprehension
/ Mr. Harmed. who is soliciting the
subscriptions. is put on the head Of
., lie has had many years expert
ence in this particular line of work
and is interested In another big fac