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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

Tatti sanuo che le sigle famose L
N. R. L poste per dileggio snlla Gro
&c di Gesu' Nazarero signifoano "Je
sus Nazarenus Re Iudeorum ma non
tatti sanno che proprio 4uells modest.
me sigIe sono venerate .anohe dalla
Massoneria che ne ha fatto esss pure
uno del sol emblemi, il triangolo, col
signifcato "Ignes sNatcra Renovatur
Integra' la nature tGtta e riganerata
dai fuoco. Il La Fontaine solevs dire
scherzosameate che con quelle sigle 10
stesa. Gesu' Cristo aveva vcluto s-gni
fee che non sarebbe tomato L Al piu'
suIla terra Je NY Reviendrai Jana
is E ouando venns proclamato il dog
ma dell 'infallibilita pontiiela; Pas
ou;no. facendo egli ,pnre parlare &c.
so Cristo, interpreto quelIe sigle:
Non Riconosco lnfslllbilita' Leo
ne Gambetta, ne lS47, fu esp1lso dale
scuole del padri Ignorar alh perche'
IN giorno Avava ridotu2 L 1. n, +. +,
della croce della sua classe 9osl' lei
Nous Rendons lmbeciles''. 9uando
MiIano 81 facevano grandi feste per
J'incoronazione di Napolecne Re d lta
Liza. nella Iuminaria che psrve trasfor-
mare tutta Milano in un incendio sfol
gorante, apparve in IN grande traspa-
repte l'iscrizione /. n R. i repubbilca
nj interpretarono Ia sigla: Italia
Non Rimarra' lnvendicata". II ira
sparente in salutato da grandi applau-
81. La polizia chiamo' sc il repub-
blicano milanese per domandalgli con
to della sua dimostrazione INA fu La
sciato Hbero perone' spiego' che quel.
Ie ouattro letteres gni fl cayano: I'm
peratpr Napoleon Rex Italiae'' Nel
1869 arqndo Garibaldl entro' trionfan
te in Napoli, Ia croca del Cappueoinl
consaoro' presso il popolo lie gasta del
I'Eroe nizzardo in questa forma - Jo-
seph Nizzardor Redemptor ltaliae"
Ouesto ricorda Americo Scarlatti II
IN artioolo della Minerva =
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

sindaci del paesi component Ia
contea di ron 81 sono riuniti per la SO
lita annuaIe assembled martadi scorso
loro lavoro principale fu la equa ripar
tizione dell estlmo del diversi paesi,
ripartizione necsssarla par l'assegna-
mento del taxes.
II totale della Contea ammontante
s., 1000, 900 venne suddivlso come Sc.
que:
Anderson 459, 900
Carev 7O4, 700
Emerson 594 900
Knight 100000
Mercer 64S,O0
Saxon 618300
Vaughn 651. $50
La presente valutazione aupera quel-
le precenti di 400, 900.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

II giudice John e Nc Gall del'U. S.
District Court sedente a jackson.
Tenn, diede al sua decisione in favore
allo Standard Oil Co., circa la causa
d'infrazione ALA legge Sherman, sdet-
ia commemorate la legge anti trust.
Nou 81 poteva attendere di meglio.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

Ii dotu. Stebbins con ufficio nei To-
cali sopra la farmacia Sullivan ha lie
seguenti ore di ufhcio
dale 10 allie IL IN.
dale 2 allie 4 pm.
Egli q disposizione del pubblico
mediante chiamate telefoniche allie
quail attende COLA massi,na premura
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

II noto romanziere americana M. R
Beckett racconta una storieIia assai co
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

lu guesti tempt in cui lie nazloni
corrono al falllmento spendendo milo
nj milioni mel pertezionamento del
le arni da guerra, 81 fabbricano
milionl i fucili perfettissimi con nuo-
We 20 lyeri dalla desinenza IN ite, nes-
sumo sospetterebbe che esistano ancO-
ra prosperino dele fabbriche Oh fuel
Ii pietra! Ebbene singanniamocil
La citta' di Birmingan, come assert
ce il Masseggero, possiede officine
che lanciano sui meruato labellezza di
1900 tlicli di tai genere ogni settima
ma cloe' piu' di $4,000 all ammo. Anche
a Liegi pare 81 fabbrichino queste ar
mi antlche, lie qualj esoono nuove dal
lie mani degli operai 6 SOM rese vec-
chic con IN pr0casso speciale. E non
solo Musei aequistano siffatte armi,
ma anchs orientale, che le pagano al
tresi'a caro- pezzo essendo proibito a.
gil iudigeni di portar armi moderne.,
Gil americani poi sono piu' appaFsio-
natl ricercatori di simili pezn da mu
SEQ del XVII seColo.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

mica proposiJo di una dele sue pri
me pubblicazioni 81 tratta 'un la,
voro che 5lle fare In collaboraizone
on-Douglas Straight, che era allora
un semplice causidico. una novella
che ebbe il titolo: ''Stcria del fuoco"
Beckett Douglas 81 divisero Ie pargi
COST tutt0 quello che 81 sarebbe svolto
in citta' 10 avrebbe descritto il Bee
ket; fatti che accadevanN in campa
gna erano dl competenza di Douglas
Da principle due scrlttori andarono
d 'accordo: Ia novella procede bene :
poi ebbero frequenti question: causa
del personaggi E1 ecco perche
Ouand3 al Beckett un personaggio d.
ventsva noioso, egli 10 faceva imme-
diatam ente partire per la gcampagna,
afidandclo ale cure del Douglas, il
quale per bsTazzarene. gllelo ammaz
zaya s1bito in un incidante quslnn-
que. Non c'e' bisogno di dire enc a
sua volta il Beckett faceva altrettanto
dei personaggi che il Douglas manda-
va, IN citta'. e La mortalita' fn tan.
ia nellie pagiue della astoria del fuo
co... che la novella fini'.. per mancan-
"a di psrsonaggi. l. aneno aneddoto
e. Iubtllcato dall"' Alfere.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

La sera del % corr. nella Pierve
Opera Honse di lronwood, Avra' luo-
go IN grande concerto. 81 assinura
che gil esecutori siano di prima classe
9 fra gli altri vi e. la prima donna
che cantera' in italiano musica di
autore italiano.
Vale la pena di andarli sentire.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

Scarpe basse per signorina dell'ultip1a
moda da /. 80 2.25 nello store Raesser
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

Una dele piu curiose maGifestazio-'
nj della fraternita' umana, ssavra luogo
a Londra mel luglio del 1911. ST. riuni
ra per la prima volta il Congresso del
le razze. Z quasto- congressn svra So
pra tutto 10 scope di contribui-s al RI
spetto reciproco deIIe razze occidental
Ii g dele razze orentaL. Gil uomini
meglio mott pin eminenti del due
mondi vi leggs ammo dele me norie
curiosissime Fra i membri rappre-
sentanti dl 80 paesi VI 81 troveranno
25 PRESIDENT di Parlamento gran par
te del membri della Corte Abitano 40
yescoyi 1870 profes ssorl di dirirto in ia
zionals ecc. E la Revue aggiung che
tutts gil amici del riavvicinamento
dele razze del popoli dovrebbero +
no oragscriyersi al futnro CODgresso
che avra' senza dubbio grande impor-
TARA per l'agvenire dele razze, sia
blanche di colore. Quelli che yoglio
no interyenire lutte le assemble pa
gheranno 26 lire, con diritto ad avere
lutte lie puht iicazioni del Congresso
gil aderenti non pagheranrc che 10 IL
re. Per chi volesse seguire il sui con
sigIio, la Revue ricorda che le quote
81 indirizzano al signor G. spiLes,
6o, so Hill Park LONDON W. q
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

Cleveland Ohio H. III giornale
'sron Trade Review ha dele notizie
da lutte le parti della Malone che 9.
sprimono giudizi del piu' coapicui
manifatturieri. del ferro dell accia-
10 riguardo agli effetti dele recent
lezioni snI commercio del Paese Fra
primi autOrevoli e. G.. s Price. pre-
sidente della Cambria Steel Company
di Jonstown, Pa. il,quale dice "A
vendo la sltuazione politica presa la
piega che il sentimento fnanIzario 9
popolare desiderava, ed essendo Ogni
tariffa radicale ed attire legislazioni
praticalmente parallzzate da una Ca
mara Democratica ed IN Senate un
Presidente Republican,, Il CONNER
clio viene ad essere assicnraso dl una
logica stabilita di oon1izioni ben
presto quindi rispondera' favorevol-
mente
A. f. Huston Fresidente della Lu-
kens Iron and Steel Company, di Coat
eville, Pa. dice :'' Essendo gia awe
mute le elezioni sapendo moi deniti-
vamente So che cosa potter contare, 10
ritengo che ora le condizioni CONNER
ciaIi saranno rapidamente migIiorate.
Inoltrs centrl finanziari respireran-
no piu' Hberamente, poiche 'sono sicu
II del passn che danno.
Washington, d. @. --L'ufticio delle
Stasistiche del DEPARTMENT. di Agri
coltura ha pubbllcata una rivista ge.
nerale sulle condizioni del raocolti di
quest ammo. dalla quala appare che Ia
pro 1uzione in genere, del 1910, snpera
oil circa il 6 par cento quella del
1909 ed e. circa il 81 per cento piu
grande della produzione media annua-
le del cinque ami preceineti.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

Gil inoidenti di caccia, come del re
stO avViene onRi ammo, sono segnalati
con una frequenza allRrmRnte.
N ellie vlcinanze e. state segnalato
'incideute Louis Olson, segretario del
paese di Abbotsford, il quale mentre
transitRya per una vecchia strada n Ell
bosoo, POGO discosto ia Mellen, venne
colplto da un altro cacciatore fnors
sconosciuto che pr obabilmente 10 ave-
va scam biato per qualche selVaggina
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

Benche fosse quasi tuttj nota la car
didatnra dell'attuaLe giudice del d.
stretto, on. Parish per la rielezione
ALA medesima carlca, solamente aleu-
nj giorni orsono crcolo l'applicazione
per lie necessarie frme.
E anche la primavera prossima oppo
nente di Jon r Parish il noto ayvoca-
to di Asland, q. N. K isjord il quale,
nelIe elezioni di sci ami osono aveva
rlportata una veramente brlllan te vo-
tazione.
LIE elezionl del giudice del circulro
avranno luogo la prossima primsvera
ed e. attesa una lotta piuttosto ami
mata.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

La signora J. P. Miller, 10 zelante
cassiere della Iron Exchange Band, in
seguito complication seguite al suo
recente parto, mori venerdi mattina.
Lascia parecchi bambini in tenera
eta
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19
COSE LOCAL..

Ha fatto ritorno in questi giorni daI
La Florida il signor A. @ Whitman,
II 4uale 81 srattera' qui sino a dopo le
feste di Natalie di Capod ammo.
LIE autorita' sanitarie dI Mellen
stanno facendo migliori sforsl per
moderare l'epidemia tifoidea mantle
statasi mel passe da qualche settima-
ma
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-19

II dott. E. Charbonneau, con ufficio
sopra il negozio Paul terra le seguenti
ore di ufdcio:
dale ore 10 ale 12 a. m.
dale ore allie 4 p. III.
Egli 81 attende la vista degli italiani
al quail prepsra speciale trattamento
Come abbiamo in antecedenza pubblica
to il dott. Charbonneau parla corretta
mente il francese
Per lampadlne elettriche nonche'
per artjcolo di iIluminazione sia a
gas che ad elettricita', rivolgersi al
signor John BarcelIini.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
HTADGE MY DEAR:

W few lines to bring mind the fact that fashion
49, circle and by the
apparel than the man. The other morning Bos brought
bonnet Of trimmed with
We eusng its color and line and simplicity and marveng
price that the pretty for motoring W
new said the whereupon grandma who had been quietly
sitting with u.s. smiled in her dear, sweet
Gome with to the attic children and bring the bonnet
and box with she said So mounted the stairs and under her
directions brought from old box shape that must have been the
model presenday bonnet styles 1t of old rawcoored
braid pale yellow osette at the sides and quaint
putting soft lining 1t grand
mothers going hat and brought reminiscent to her
eyes the shawl and bonnet again view hard
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
/ m 7 HE A 7 I. i C.

the myself liked Bobs sister in the quaint
one suited the pretty yellow dress that she wearing
fashioned of batiste trimmed with white founce OF en-
broder collar tucked yoke outlined with broad
embroidery with ounc edgng Yellow ribbon
the skirt tunic ine held in pretty bow.
Another pretty foc grayish blue linen with short unlc
decidedly beo effect Tucked undereeves and white
gave charming relief at the neck Little Lzbeh
gowned, pink inen the bodice and
sleeves added full underseeve and black belt
Straps arranged the skirt in straight lines and the whole
thing chidishly sweet and attractive.
That is a think But it emphasizes the fact that ifa
long enough it be brought the light
of day, and worn if she wish. Goodbye, dear.
Your sister, ELEANOR.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09
A Great Opportunity
For Young Men

The demand for telegraph operaVo's
was never so great as at the pre'ouO
time. The largest telegraph school III
America, equipped with a hundred se'S
of Instruments, miniature train SYSTEM
a train wire of a main line railroad, all
TELEGRAPH and freight blanks, TICKETS
IN fact everything just as complete as
found in any properly equipped once
three of the best praCtical teachers 10 ot
O obtained, one thoroughly experienced
in commercial telegraphy, another II
railroad telegraphy, another IN Sud
ton and freight work----the Tyler Com
mercial College of Tyler, Texas IS un
able to anyways near supply the ue
mand upon it by the railroads as wei
as the Western Union and Posta
companies. Just as surely as youn'
man will enter school and complete
course of telegraphy and station work
lust so surely will he be placed III
mediately into a good position.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09
Merchants, Attention.

Block %, the second square south
of depot, is offered for 81, 10000 pay
able Jan. /, 1915. Buyer to agree tt
erect a building to cost at least 5000
and pay semi-annual interest in ad
vance, at the rate of s per cent per an
mum. Nothing PAYABLE on the pur
chase price of the block before 1919
Or will be sold at the same price, |
yearly payments, running I, or
wears. Wire night lettergram to
WEBSTER WELSH,
2II California Bldg,
lyD Tacoma, Wash.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09
yittitOW.Hardage.

A wedding of much interest was the
marriage of Miss Corine Hardage and
Mr.. C. ,R. Vittitow, which was cele-
brated at the home of the bride, at
5.3OP. NJ. Wednesday, by Rev. Car
ruth. Only a few friends and rela'
ttves were present. The home was
beautifully decorated in pink and
white. The bride looked lovely II
white satin and lace.
Many beautiful gifts in cut glass
and silver were received.
immediately following the ceremony
thew took the train for Houston
where they will spend few days sigh
seeing.
One who was there.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

A prominent citizen of Roanoke in
discussing parish division, TO Wn1ch
principle be stands firmly eommltted'
gave AS Que Of the chief reasons loF
his positiou on the question, the lacS
of the Inconvenience and expense 10
which citizens are put When compelled
.o po tn Lake Charles on court duty
Arold resident standing by, stated that
he had been in the parish twenty-three
wears and had never been calieu 10
Lake Charles on court duties. An
other gentleman stated that he had
been here seven years and had never
been called" to the parish seat. Inc
divisionist stated that he had been
forced to serve on the jury, or other
wise, four times, at a considerable eX-
nense. 1t then developed that he had
been in the parish fifteen years. Hence,
according 30 his own statement, he has
been compelled to go to the parish
sent on court duties, on an average OF
about once in every four years, while
taking the group together, the rate is
one trip to the parish seat, on court
duties brt once in eleven years. In
creased taxes for maintaining new
set of parish officials. ''r. Taxpayer,
come due every year Instead OF once
in eleven wears.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

"We want to say to our friend OF the
Welsh Journal, that the chances tor
parish division are growing less all
the time. The friends Of Mr.. PuJo
are willing to sacrifice division in the
interest OF his candidacy. II, howev'
or, parish division carries after Mr..
,Puio is given a majority at this pre-
cinct, there will be one of the prettles'
parish seat fights ever Witnessed
Jennings Herald.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

We do not desire to butt into -
other peoples business, but we are OF
the opinion that we but voice the sent
iment of the community, when we ex-
press the belief that as important a
public official as the city marshall is,
ought to have phone at his resi-
dence, !so that he may be reached in the
case of AN emergency, without having
to SEND messenger to his house.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maya
zine requires the services of a repre-
sentative in Welsh La. to look after
subscription renewals and to extend
circulation by special methods
which have proved unusually sue
cessful. Salary and commission
Previous experience desirable but
not essential. Whole or spare time
Address, with references, H. G.
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine
1889 Broadway, New York City.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09
Az Awful Eruption

of a volcano excites brief interest, and
YOUR interest in skin eruptions will be
as short, if you use Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve, their quickest cure. Even the
worst boils, ulcers, or fever sores are
soon healed by it. Best for Buns
Cuts Bruises, Sore Lips, Chap Hands
Chilblains and Piles. 1t gives instant
relief. 25c. a. all druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09
, Stubborn AS MnleS

are liver and bowels sometimes; seem
to balk without cause. Then there's
trouble--.Loss of Appetite. .-lndiges-
ton, Nervousness, Dependency,
Head ache. But such troubles fly be.
fore Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, the
worlds best Stomach and LIVER rene
DIV. So easy. 25c. at all druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

Welsh is continuing to make SUI,
stautial improvements in the way VI
o.octino substantial brick business
buildings, laying cement Walks "no
tho maintaining of many handsome
residences, all of which are creul' W
tho town. Yet, while this good WORK
i boino done by a portion OF our cl'i-
cons there is another portion, Who'
NV permitting their property 10 De
covered with dense jungle OF weeds
ord GRASS, are materially detractIng
from the appearance of the town anu
actually decreasing the value, notson,
L. " their own property, but OF al
rronnrty in the immediate VlclnlbV
There are a number OF lots IN town
cnch as block %, the vacant lots nortI
Of the pool hall, the vacant loVS YVES
oftbe Southern Mercantile company
new store, the lots surrounding Ch
iail and also the block upon "h'c'
the Auditorium is located, as we'll a
number of others, which are posl'
i've disgrace to any community on ac
count of the dense jung}es of gras
and weeds with which they are covered
It would seem that civic pride ougf
to induce the owners of these proper
ties to clean them up, but in cas-
thew will not, we are of the oplnlo
that there is an ordinance on the O
dinance book of Welsh. which autho
ICES the marshall to take effectl'
= measures for having this work oon
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

Like the walls of the s0uiS Oh Vlio
damned, that are supposed to ascent
from perdition, comes the pialn' .,
Editor Davis as he reveals jennings
real condition, in the following para
graphs: ,,.
"Jeupipgs has been on the decline
for two years; the business interests
of the town have suffered a loss Oh
trade. few failures are noted as
happening during this time; property
has decreased in value; rents have de-
cliped and many empty houses are
witnesses to dull times and lack OF
business: laboring people, in numer-
ous instances, have gone elsewhere 10
find employment, and everV line OF en-
deayor is in an unsatisfactory con,
di,ion. These are facts which are ho1
usually published and would not De
admitted probably at this time, II II
werp not necessary to this article.
"Tnder the circumstances and con-
ditious, it is evident that something
must he done to regain what has oeeh
lost and, outside of the questions Oh
convenience, of saving time, OF Ihe
advantages to accrue by having he"
narish. there is the question OF up
building city. 1t appears that man
utactnripg cannot be induced to locate
here. the oil fields are no longer %
great Importance to the trade OF the
city: the agricultural interests are not
otronu enouoh to meet the require
ments of the situation.
"What is the only remedy III sl%h'
Parish division is the answer.
We believe that the editor OF 'n'
Herald has wiped the cobwebs OF SUB
terfuse and delusion off his specs
and now sees conditions in their true
light. That Jennings, built at q Tim
when the oil field was booming AM
bringing vast amounts OF money lhI'
il, is now feeling very seriously IN
decline of the oil business, and, as Il
saws. "haying nothing in partlcuia
tn attract outside capital" and BEN
unfortunately situated in reference
asri, ultural possibilities, is rapid
approaching moribund conditlol
as is evidenced by the fact that III
combined advertising of all the me
chants in the city,. an their best an
most progressive paper, would scare
" pay for the ink with Wn'cn 1t
nrinted. In this condition, ike
drowning man grasping at stra'
thew are making desperate effort
secure parish division, 1.-THE only rel
adv in sight" to quote from M
Davis. And how, mav We ASK W
parish division help them? Inc d
swer to this is plain, if the parish
divided on the present lines, Jennlu
will easily secure the parish seat' a.
as more than half the actual voters
the parish, will vote at the Jennln
- voting precinct, they will elec'
parish officials and dictate the rate
tax levy for the entire parish Onu
~ these conditions, the tmbute levi
II anon the surrounding country Will
expended in Jennings and will ASST
in measure, to help maintain
town on a scale that her present II
terlal prosperity will not do. In
Mr.. Taxpayer is the reason that Je
nipps is solicitous for parish diVlslo
1t is up to you. Are you Whaling
greatly increase your present bdrd
of taxes, in order to build cours hou
and iails, and maintain an array
parish officials to help bolster Ap
town that aspires to become parl
seat.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

Itlooks bad! The prospects Tor
parish division are discouraging.-
Jennings Herald. Cheer up Bro. Day.
is, worse things could happen than de-
feat of the parish division proposition.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

H. f. Donham o'1o
0. DerOnen $40
?. w. Daniels n.oo
William Eaton 400
j. 3. Fontenot l0.oo
]. S. Gerson 90
f. Gerde & Co. 5i.bo
Iann;nes Rice Milling Co. 40 63 |
Julien Lonviere l.2o
E, NJ. Powers o.oo
Andrew Lougiere 800
Patterson Bros, seed rice 1900
W. l.. Robinson 25.5o
j. A. Roberts $40
William p. Russell, Jr. 800
Dr. w. L. Stewart 4.oo
O. L. Sutter l''oo
Southern Mercantile co. $3.50
j.. w Snyder & Bro. Is. w
8 AZ. Watkins l.25
E. C. Willard -2O2.55
Fl. ~. Welch $50
G. w, Yantis 500
RICE CROP ON LANDS LISTED
ABOVE
One-half Q.2) of all rice on said
lands for the year 1910. about 400
acres. estimated at 1000 sacks, more
or less.
ON TIE FoLLoWIMi TERMS AND CON
DITIONS. To-WIT:
For cash, for not less than two
thirds of the inventory value, the sue
cessful bidder will be required to de-
post ten per cent OF the amount of his
bid, immediately upon the adJudica-
ton of the property to him, the bal
ance of the bid to be paid by the ad-
iudicatee, in cash, 10 ten days after
said adjudication, provided there beno
Oppositiom to the confirmation OF the
sale; failure to pay the balance of said
Ibid, on day said sale is confirmed,
! shall operate a forfeiture of said de-
, posit and the property shall again be
aa vertised and sold at the expense
and risk of the adjudicatee.
Lake Charles, La, Sept. s, 1910
D. j. REID,
Sheriff of said parish.
LEE E. ROBINSON,
Receiver.
MCCOY, MOSS & KNOX,
J Attorneys.