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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
9rofbersoetbmm.
Ans her Damptfaht.

2ugcmburs 9, 13. Suli.-Sbre
&onislihe Sobeit. iniere @roBber5os
gins Hesentin, tritt beute in Sbr 81.
2ebensiabr ein. Ius bieiem InlaB
brinst Sbr bas lugembursiide @olt
bic ber5lihiten @liidtpiiui6e bar.
@robber5Osin @aria> @nna perbieut
bieie 8liidipiinihe ais Hegentin.
Seiner3eit. am 10. Ropember 1908.
hattie iie ben Ibseorbneten, bic sur
gnteesennabme bes gibes na6
Sobenbure sereiit paren, seiast:
~Wein 8eitreben fpiro uuentfpest pas
bin sielen. bas gertralen. bas mir
ent9egen9ebra6t purpe, bnrh meine
Sbaten gu rehtfertisen. Ser boben
Nufeabe, bic Nir burb Die Ne9ents
ibaft iibertrasen nurpe, iperbe Sd
niht MIR i'm Namen unb als @ertres
term beS 0robber5oss, ionoern aud
IN beiien Gimme nno Settle treil
ipalten." 5. 81. Sobeit bat 8ort ses
balten. I'm 70 freubigere Inertens
nlns Sollen mir ipe5iea in bielem
Sabre unierer 8e9eutin, oa iie in
nd4iter Suflmft pieber 81 bauerns
benz anfentbalt nah Golmars Sere
J fonumen miro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
(Siir bicie 3eituns.)
Gin atink?!

Sm M6eno ppnt 81. Suli leete
SfasfanSler 8apib alopps George in
elmer 8anfettrebe gu 2ouoon ben bris
tiifen S%tanbpunft in Der Waroffos
Srase. nit oeutlider Spise seeen
Seutihlanb. BAR. CIR erfldrte. .baS
Die Nation iih ibre SteIung inter ben
Wdften ipabren peroe."
limb fpeiter iaste err: ~0ie 9aiios
naIehre lit feline Yarteifraee. aud
Die Sit,erbeit unieres internationalen
Sanbels 1T feline Ydrteifrase. Der
Weltfrieoeu biirfte cher seiihert luer>
Den ~tDnnen, tpenn ale Rationen lih
bnriiber flar tperoen ipoIlten. ipelfe
bic Observation-Disclosures iein miiiien."
. Su Yaris freuI man lid, oab gnes
Lamb lid burh bieien Winf gesen
0eutihlanb als treuer entente 9es
noile erfpieien.
limb in Berlin? Ser aabels Core
iponbent Der ~N. 3. Stssts." melpet
biesbe3iislib: Bon Der politiifen
BinbitiIle, pelhe oas Werfmal Der
bo1iommerliheu Saiion gu icin
pflest, lit beier ipenig gu ipiiren. Die
Wdroffo : 9pntrobcrie, Die hrpniihen
Birren in Mbanien. oas Surheins
amber in Ierifo, bic Hebeaion in
Saiti. Die Hidfebr oes %enttbronten
Sdabs nnd Terlien, ale bieie greiss
niiie limb ba5u ansetban. Die mag
eebenosn Sattoren Der Yolttit aui bas
2ebbafteite an beld)ditisen uno einen
Siitano Der 8eiinrubigun9 81 er5eus
gen. ipelfer iit aif oielen @ebieteu
empfinblid aeltenb mnht. Dor Ilem
beeinnt ole Rarotfo Srase in Elm red,t
bebenilicbes Stdoium 5u treten. llns
perfennbar balten Die 8ldtter Seutids
lambs MIR militant Die innere CIR
resung 5iiriid, in ipelfe lie hurh Den
Son. tpclhen Die franaoiiihe uno enes
hide Yreiie neueroinas gesen
9eutihlanb anidld9t, nerieet iporben
iinb. Sic weiien inbeB nit sroBter
gntidiebenbeit Die Gommcnture Der
2onooner rSailp Mail~. pcs Giro
nicle" unb anberer portiser 3eitunsen
iiber Die Hepe 'bes britiid,en Sd)ass
fanSlers 2lopo George suriid. melder
Den britiihen Staubpunft in Der Wtas
roffo : Muselesenbcit 81 prd3iIireu
Iheint uub pieliad als brett aesen
Seutihlanb gerihtet auf9efabt piro.
Sic beutiben Sldtter erfldren. Der
britiihe Staatsmann babe Seuti6s
lamb gar3 nnnotbiger Weiie 9eparnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Ans ben iibrisem Thrilen.

GGternaf d., is. Suli. - Ndhs
item Rittpod. nm 10 llbr, finoet in
bieiiser 9aiilita bic fe9rlihe Srars
ling Der Spbter bes @rafen &c Dill
lers bon 9runbbof nit Dem Sreiberrn
2ubtpig bon S6orlemer : Suerbasen
itatt.
Vreuenntah r, IS. Siili. =
@eitern Rorgen itarb Der gisentbiiz
n,er unb Win3er, Serr Sbeopor 9etbal.
i'm Ilter bon 70 Sabren. - Vim ID.
Gull itarb Der gieentbiimer Sean
8apt. Selten i'm boben Ilter bon so
Sabren. - 8eitern taufte Der Shneis
bermeiiter 2ombertsS dtls bon ben
grben 9iel bas bon benz peritorbenen
peni. Yfarrer Srn. Siel benobnte
Wobnbdlis, eelegen IN Der Yfarrs
itrabe. gum Yreiie BON 900 ST..
SsweiIer, II. Suli. - Seute
tpuroe bier. unter GROCER 8etbeilisung
Die iter6lide Ollie bes Srn. Seinrif
@eber Su 8rabe ~eefraeen. Serr
@eber. gbegatte bon Inna Shneioer,
entiflief am 8. ps. Ntts., I'M II llbr
Ibenbs. i'm Glter bon SO Sabren.
Gpnsoprt Is. Suli. - Naf
IGngerer arantbeit perltarb 9eitern I'M
Ilter bon 40 Sabren I'M ct. 3itbez
8loiter auf 2ugemburg : 9abnbof Die
ebrip. Shfpeiter 2loopica. 9eb. Iaria
Wiiiler aus Gonsoorf.
ID ebernah d, 10. Suli. = &C.
tern Nahmittag purbe elm Sbeil bes
8albes Der Iderer 8obl 0 bier uno
@eilano aus Settenoorf our6 Seuer
5eritort. S6aben periihert.
Sanbweiler, 8. Suli. = Ils
Der 72jGbrise 2anotuirtb Bib. 8res
bimus einen Yfabl gum 9efeitisen oes
Seues auf benz 2eiterlpasen 3urihtete,
entalitt ibm berIelbe, unb brang ibm
belien Gpise IN beu Seib, 10 oaB Der
aqertpdrts beliebte. nod rilitige 0lann
tros dr5tIi6er Silfe na1 5tpei 9agen
perifJieb.
d., 4. Suli. - Im
Sonntas, ben 80. Suli, ieiert Der
bobtp. Serr 3. 9. 8innen, Sobu unics
res 9ebrers. allbier ieiue Yrimi6.
8retmelbinsen 18. Gull.
- Infer 2ebrer, Serr 5. y. Sernes,
bat frantbeitsbalber einen llrlaub bis
gum ndfiten Serbit erbalteu. CT
ipirS erIeet burh Srn. Routon bon
Soitert. Der in Gonsborf ebenfalls oils
griaelebrer tbdtig mar.
% d., 10. Gull. -
Nadoem Der befannte biciiee 74sidbs
rige 8drtner @onner iein Seiperbroi
eenoiien unb lid on feline Grbeit be-
geben pplte, plroe er bon S6lage
! 9eriibrt unb itarb CUR Steae. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Ger altrrtb Der farmrn in
hen ger. itaatrm.

2aut Seriht bes Genius. Bureaus
CAB Is bel Der letfen gplfS5dblung i'm
Sabre 1910 insseiammt 6.340,120
Garmen IN ben Der. Staaten. IS lit
bieS cine Sunabme Dol If Yrusent
segen bas Sahr 1900, ba eS bamals
nur 5,737,372 barmeu In ben Ser.
einiaten Staaten CAB.
9ieie Garmen umiasten i'm Sabre
1910 ein Mreal pon S73, 100000
Meres aesen $4,000, 900 TN Sabre
1900, iuas cine Sunabme por fiinf
@rp5emt aasmaGt. 5aS prrbeHerts
Garmlamb belief fih i'm Sabre 1910
auf 4~77,424,0O0 Meres, sesen A.
100000 Meres I'm Sabre 1910. las
seiamimte 5armlaub in ben Der.
einisten Staaten repraientirt einen
Werfb BON $17,461,840,000 seaen
$16,85O,275.0O0 i'm Sabre 1900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

/ ans katbnlir@em
1. 3ttrAtelbl1ttrrm.

On Nebrdsta baben ii4 bic Hepnblis
toner fir Sdft erfldrt-oie Champagne
1912 ionte bamit aber nod nibt aus
eemein ais e~roffnet srtldrt iperben.
- %. g."
9ie nGni9bts of Columbus" balten
ndditens in Detroit, Rid.. lire Sab
resberiamntluns ab. Yrosramm:
Dienstos, 1. Guguit: gm Wormittag
@~ottesoienft, Mbenos lin 8 llbr 8ans
Sett. tint Wereinsbaus nYtinitrel
Sbotp"; Nittpof, 2. Aus.: @ormits
tags Gusflue auf Dem 0ampfer,
&benos Bal; Sonnerstas, 3. Gu9uit:
Nahmittass Iutpmobilfabrt nnb Cons
cert. Nbenbs .Noonligbt Sail".
Ghlub. - 90 merben In nnferer
mpbernen Seit bic ShladJten OptteS
sefMlasen! - n8anbercr."
Der ,SHerpatore Gomano" bers
Difenlift bas bereits anaefilnoigte
.Notu proprio" bes Yapites .Sus
premi bisciplinae", bdtiert POM 2.
Suli. iiber bic 8%cidrdntun9 Der relis
gioien Settle. (Siebc Seite 81 Sas
.WfuM proprio" beiagt. baB Die per@
duberten 8e3iebunsen Der menihlid1er
8eieafbaft es ratbiam erjdeinen
Iaiien. bic 8eiese iiber Die Ses
obadtuns Der r~elieidien Seite 3u
Gnbcrn, neil Der permebrte 4anoel
lnb Der beihleunigte Sang Der 8e'
ifdftc burd Die Sdufi9feit 'oer
Seite Sdaben leioen. rSieie NadS
ritt". 10 idreiben barber reihss
beitihe BIdtter. npirb bel ben beuts
ifen &atbolifcn bis iest niht red1
rcritdnben. SoIte es iid pieuethl
barum bapbcln, DAB man, anf bic
tbeilipeiie trairisen firhliden Ser'
b1Itniiie in romaniid)en Sdnoerr
8udiift nebmenb. fir bieic Idneei
cine allgemeine 8eitimntun9 getrofs
fen bat? Sn Seutidlano lit cir
ioldJes 8ebiirfnib ipe5ica fir bas
Srobnleidnamsfeit nidt p%orbanbcn
iinb iton bic @ahrift bariiber aus
Mom errest in tpeiteiten fatboliihcr
8reiicu eine grreeung. Der mpglihi
nod cine auffldruns folgen icute."
Mitb in Seiterrcih ipiinDert nan lid
iiber bic 8ebeutlug bes nNlotn pros
prio". ,Nmerifo."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

@roBber5osin Iarias Mnna perbient
Die @liidipiinihc uno Die 8eipunoez
rilns hires Bottles abcr audi ais
Satin mub Wutter. Nlf SdloB
S~obenburs lit ndmlid Die Gage inuner
l%nperdnbert bieielbe, obne S~offnung,
obne S%inberung. Dor einisen Sa9eu
crit fhriebeu Die .N. 81. r.: rSie
perihiebenen SdlaganfGle brabten
9roBber5o9 8ilbelm seiitig unb f0rs
perlih inrmer me6r 5uriid. CT lit
felt ldu9erer 3eit nidt MIR poaitdnoig
geldbmt. lonocrn bat aud Die Sprahc
uno bas @ebDr nerloren." 9ei aiez
lem 8ranten MN ipodt uno Iorgt,
leioet unb betet ieit Subren Die @robs
ber5o9in III belpunberuugslpertber
Singabe unb Spferfreubigfeit. Nls
8atboliteu be9eben mir besbalb DEN
@eburtstag unierer @robbcr3pginz
He8enttn am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lpenn mir bellte elm a~rbdd,tiges @ebet
iprefen, oamit @ott Der Serr uhiere
erlaufte Gfe9entin trDite unb ltdrfe!
- p2ur. Bort."
2ngemb r 9, 10. SuGi. - Die
3abl oer Iobofaten in Der Stabt Chs
rembur9 lit iest aui SO geltieeen.
ndmlih 43 Iopofats MnndIte nnb 80
Stage Gonofaten.
Mnf Der pterten internatiunaler
5reimanrer : Suiammentnnft, Die in
bieien Saeen in 9aiel. 8aben >8aben
unb Saris itatteefuuben bat, mar Der
8roBmeiiter bon 2uremburg, Sund,
antpeienb.
gef6rbernnsen I'M @enbarmerie-
forps, 9ele9entlih Der @eburtstagSs
feier S. 81. 8. Der 9roBber3o9ins &es
s%eutin: Gum lInterabiutdnten: Der
llnternbiutants Eituldr 8rauih. Gum
Sberfpohtmeiiter: Der Sb%ertpaftmeis
tier : Eitular 5ub. Gum @ahts
meiiter: Der Waftmeiiter : Sitular
Sentges. gu Brigaoieren: Die gris
gabiere > Titulare: gngel, 9erfem.
| aouis., Grenbt unb 80bert. gu 8ens
barmen 1. 8laiie: Die 8enbarmen 2,
alaiie: Sentees, Weilanb, .Sboa.
Wasner unb Sdaad. gu 8enours
men 2. &laiie: Die Sereeanten: Sopp.
Sriertpeiler unb germes.
Aussei6nnns. - S. g. 8. bit
Srau @robber5ostn : 8esentin baber
Dem Somanial : YGhter Serrn %
9ides an Siidbah (0ieri6) bas BEN
Naiiduiihen RiIitdrz unb gipiIper.
bienitorben Gpolpb's bon Naifdu an.
seelieberte SiIberne @eroienitfreu3 81
berleiben serubt.
2ebrer. - Sr. 2ebrcr Wergen
Senior bes bauptitdbtiihen 9ebrer.
forps, Der 46 Sabre oils gr5ieber be,
Sugenb ieeensreid ipirfte, tritt in
Serbit in ben tpoblperbientsu : &ube:
itano. - In ben ot~esidbri9en Jerien:
furfen in Yaris iperben tbeilnebmer
bic Serren 2ebrer; 8ifpcr ais Sic
firf, Selteu aus Siibelinseu, Slet'
ihette aus 8iimelinseu uub Sdaa
aus Gid a. D. Il5.u IS,
Reihseifenbahn's ~ geripaltnms. =
gerliehen: Der Sitef Sberbabn : Iiii;
itent benz 9iiro : Miiitenten Seinb il
9uremburg. - @rronnt: Sum 9iirot
aififenten 9idtar Slies in anrem
burg. - 8eriest: bic Stations Wifi.
itenten Bod bon Cid mad Settinsen;
Riimelinsen unb Srans @eis BON Gid
nah gttelbriid. - Sn Den Rubeitanl
periest: Die Weifeniteler 8eiben il
glerf unb 2impah nj 8leinbettingen
= @eitcrben: Sdaffner @eItcr il
2ugemburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

aus Sapana fommt jeet Bic Ma6.
rift. Die Gage bes Rrads Der .Maine"
beipeiie. buB Die grploiion. DER oaS
ameritaniihe 8riegsihiff 3im ESfee
fiel, bon arBeu sefommeu lei. Benn
Die grploiiou BON auben tam. 70
miiiien natiirli6 ipaniifc Sdnoe i'm
Spiel geipeien lein. Sas lit ole Bee
beutiln9 bieier Nahri6t. @enn ipas
niiGc Sdnbe bic .Wainc" perIenften.
10 ipar natiirlih Der Ipaniite 3rieg.
mar Die rS%efreiuns" bon Cuba Gee
red)tiertiat, unb Ole Der. Staates
itcben als llrbeber ienes arieses aes
reini9t o Der @eibihte. GhaSs
MIR. naB crit Dor nenisen 8oGca
ebenials ~beipieien" purce. bab rie
~Iaine" burd cine grplpiion bon
iuncn seritDrt purbc unb ipaniIhe
Seitungen barnnibin pcrldngten. sic
Der. Staaten iolten iih Tires ges
nebmens balber aegeniiber Gpanicr
entihulbisen. 8ia man. nm bicier
Gntihuloisnna 81 entgeben. iebt raid
ben Selpcis antrcten. hnB Die perbdng.
nibpolle grploIion bon auRen uuS
niht bon innen fam?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

Yoitnahridten iperben ipobl bars
iiber Rdberes brineen. 5ier5nlanoe
empfinbet man eS IN fatboliiten
6reiien audi management. oab 3. 3.
Das bobe Srobnlcifnamsfcit ant Den
folgenben Sonntas perlegt iporocn lit.
- .&dtb. @Ghter."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
|CFAS JETER, Auctioneer. E. c. WILLARD, clerk.
g.. A. RADEKE.
A RECORD BREAKER
FROM MANY
sTANDpQ|NTS.

23l new enrollments were added our
ing the month of January, when NO"
makes over 500 students on our oaiiy
rolls: ten different states are repre-
sented in this 500 enrollments' lhls
is positively the largest NUMBER u
enrollments for Bookkeeping, SNORT
hand, Typewriting and TelegraphV
that has ever been assembled at one
time In any American business college
From present indications our to'ai
enrolment for the year will reach 'n0
1000 mark.
The above facts are the strongest
possible argument to the eliecV Il'"'
the TYLER Commercial College OF ~.
Ter Texas with it's modern methods
and systems is more nearly meeting
the demands of the business puoiic'
than anv other school in Americas
for this large student body is only '''0
result of pleased former sVuue''''
patrons and business firms, VIM eA
ploy our graduates. II,
For full particulars as to "ne's,D
tour school surpasses al o'"et EA 49,
lean business colleges, other than lfou
Il
| the standpoint Of attendance
for our 200 page free catalogue
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
s.u FRANCISCO PANAMA EXPOSITION
po,,tics and Capital Rather lh"'
Merit Won The Victory f"r
Tie West.

After one of the longest anu "aro'
ing fights that has ever been ~aseo III
onr,rross upon the question of location
of anv great exposition, the House de-
ci1ed the question of the place OF ho'o'
ing the Panama Exposition IN 'aVo'
Of San Francisco, as against NE"
Orleans, on the 3lth OF January
Both sides have claimed the Victory
for long time, but there is ever!
reason to believe that had the Yo'e
been taken q few weeks ago, the results
would have been different from wha'
,bev now are. While the men from
tho South made gallant fight Tor 'he
Logical Point the allied forces u
oolitjciaps, capitalists, and the great
transcoptinental transportation com
NAMES to which president Taft finally
lent his support, proved too strong a
combination for the south to overcome
In the first or test vote, the votes stoo'
1888 to l5e against New Orleans In 'n'
final vote the score was changed "
25a to 4s in favor OF the West.
Louisiana may feel her statesmen
have made good fight, and that the
were defeated by an unusual comblna
ton of powers and conditions. In
state has received much adyersisin'
81 result OF the conflict, and alread
great wave of immil ration has SET i
this direction that the more fact or sn
Exposition being held elsewhere WI
not check.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Sl0O SCHOLARSHIP TO Be GIVEN AWAY,
$500 IN OTHER PRIZES.
FREE THE WNNERNOT TO BE PAID
FREE EDUCATION FOR YOU.
You Must Hurry.

These popular and progressive
schools are going to give away, abso-
lutely free, a 800 course which in
cludes board, tuition and stationery.
Fifty other prizes will be given away,
the value of the least being not less
than 80
Now, you may win this 500 prize,
or one of the smaller ones. At any
rate, it costs you nothing TO try, and
if YOU win and cannot use the scholar
ship, you can sell or give it to some
friend.
One hours time. possibly fifteer
minutes, may win for you a prize thai
will make you bookkeeptr, stenog
rapher or good English scholar
Write today for booklet e, giving
full particulars.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Rev. Lomax (hi,drpsS Delivered an
Entertaining lecture at the
Auditorium.

According to schedule, Rev. Lomax
Childress delivered one of his popular
lectures at the Auditorium, Tuesday
evening. A good house greeted the
speaker, who talked for a little over
two hours. without apparently weary
inc either himself or the audience.
His address was filled with gems OF
wit and wisdom, and was one OF the
hest entertainments of the kind that
has ever been given here.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
A King Who Left Home

cot tbe world to talking, but Paul
Mathulka, OF Buffalo, N. Y, SAYS ne
o,wavs KEEPS ATHOME the King o.
all Laxatives-Dr. Kings New Ll'e
pi,|s-and that they're blessing TO
all his family. Cure constlpa'lon'
headache, indigestion, dyspepsia.
Only 25c at All Druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Bio Denosit of Iron ORE

The largest deposit OF titani 5en
iron ore in the middle OF S~eu.n
Taberg, in the Province OF oiL quo
seven miles south of the 'o.n OWL,
Jonkoping. This small mouhla,n
$50 feet high and consists enIns ad
this iron ore. The area is nsuieN
be 100000 square feet.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
accused OF Stealing

E. e. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me-,
boldly accuses Buckien's Arnica Satve
Of stealng-the sting from burns or
scalds-the pain from sores of all
distress from boils or piles.
at robs cuts, corns, bruises, sprains
and injuries of their terror" he saws
"as a healing remedy It's equal don t
exist. y Only 25c at All Druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Notice of Closing

We the undersigned, agree TO close
our respective places of business eacf
evening except Saturdays, at slS
O'Clock, from February !, until Octo
Der !, 1911.
Martin Bros. SEQ.
L. r. Barbee.
J. S. Gerson.
Model Grocery.
H. A. Davidson.
Southern Mercantile co.
Morse Hardware Co.
r. Smith.
Welsh Furniture Store.
Welsh Jewelry Co.
Planters Grocery Co.
Simeon Benoit.
Mrs. J. L. Mcintyre.
Welsh Carriage & Imp. GO.
Welsh Printing Co.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
A Great Holiday Offer.

1t will pay you to write for special
Holiday Rates, made to limited
number.
Walden's Business Colleges have
the reputation of giving the best cOurs-
es, at lowest cost and in the shortest
time. These schools have more calls
for bookkeepers, stenographers and
office help than they can fill.
Every graduate placed in q desir.
able position. Remember, you can
not get better courses anywhere, at
any price.
Thousands of successful, prosper
Gus aud happy pupils endorse the
thorough training given by these
schools.
Remember, a free Business, Short
hand, or English course, including
board, tuition and stationery, is w:it
ing for some hustling Young man
woman, boy or girl. Are you the one
Write Now.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Regret.

Jones a a. m, after Walking .,ra
floor with the baby since S:oV' .e,ro
to think, Mary, that the month psit .se
we were married, dropped out u 80. .,
prize Marathon waltz because
tired."-CleYeland Leader.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03

Cash on day OF sale, for not less
than two.thirds of the value shown by
inventory, as taken herein.
SheriT's Odice, Lake Charles, La
d. j. REID,
Sheriff of Calcasien Parish, La.
LEE E. ROBINSON,
Receiver.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Biggest assortment OF
all kinds of Garden and
Truck Seeds in the city.
Southern rlercantile Co.
How To Act In Church.

Because of the applicability to other
places than Lake Charles, we reprint
the following little article, by Coos
port girl, recently published in the
Lake Charles Americaf-Press;
{By Goosport Girl.
Anyone, boy or girl, man or woman,
when entering the church house,
should 60 in quietly, take q seat and
sit there, and not he running here and
there.
Boys and men should remove their
hats at the door, and throw away
their tobacco, chewing and cigarets.
BOYS and girls should throw away
their chewing gum, and not bring
ANYTHING to- church and cat it during
services, like fruit. candy and cakes;
and don't throw sacks on the floor OF
spit upon it, And at Sunday school
when YOU get your Sunday school pa
per, dou't tear it up and strew paper
on the floor. or tear up the sons
books, Don't talk and laugh at every
little thing. but pay strict attention tt
the preacher. You ought to respec
the church house as you would you
own house.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12

Strange one night of last week.
We are glad to have Miss Eddie
with us again.
The singing at Smith Chapel
last Sunday evening, conducted
by Mr.. Wesley Turner and Joel
Darnell, was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Our merchants of this place
are doing good business at this
time.
Blackberries are plentiful this
year and the fields are full of
women and children.
Mrs. Sarah Young and Rosa
Sparks were the guests of Mrs.
W, H. Harmon, last Sunday.
Miss Lille Burbridge, of West
Point, who has been visiting rel
atives and friends at this place
for several weeks, started back
to West Point, last Thursday.
We were glad to have our old
friend visit us all once more, and
hope she will come again soon.
Mr.. Logan Sparks, of Glens-
fork, was visiting his sister Rosa
Sparks, last week.
Mrs. Henry Gadberry, who
has been on the sick list for some
time, is no better.
Mrs. Sarah Strange, of Dirigo,
was visiting her son, Robert,
last week.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12

The Republican State conven-
ton is now in session at Louis
vile. and the indications strong
ly point to the nomination of
Judge O'Rear for Governor. 1t
requires 1,179 votes to nominate
and Sundays Courier-Jourual
published returns from lib coun-
ties and in that number the
Montgomery county candidate
had 1, 1877 instructed votes, more
than enough to nominate. Not
withstanding Judge O'Rear's
lead, Franks and Cox claim that
their combination will organize
the convention and that Senator
Bradley will be elected temporary
Chairman. Strange things may
happen and strange things have
happened, but it is not likely
that Judge O'Rear will be de.
feated in the convention.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12
fairplay.


This neighborhood is suffering
from drouth. Corn and gardens
need rain badly. The irish pota-
to crop is a complete failure.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Green is not very
well at this writing.
Wheat harvesting is the order
Of the day in this community.
Miss Eddie Atkins. of Texas,
was the guest of Mrs. R, E.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12
Pickett.

Wheat threshing is the order
of the day in this neighborhood.
DIR. L. c.. Nell, of Gradyville,
was here Friday, looking after
his tobacco interest.
Mary Alice Pickett left Friday
for Lebanon to attend the Chau-
tauqua.
Mrs. Sena Kemp and sister,
and Miss Nellie Kemp were Wis
iting in Taylor county, a few
days of last week.
The corn crop is N fine shape.
The farmers have had good time
to cultivate it.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12

Springs, was in our. town last
Saturday eve.
Mr.. ]. L. Mann played an i'm
portant part in the grand jury
last week at Jamestown.
Sam R. Campbell is at home
now. He has been gone for
some time.
Let all the Democrats come
out and vote next Saturday, for
the purpose of electing good men
for State officers.
The School Board of Education
in District No., 2, of Russell
County, met June "a, at Union
Chapel school house, and after a
long discussion elected F. w.
Hadley to the trustees place in
Blankenship district, in place of
Edd Tiller. who resigned a few
weeks since. Then the trustees
pursued their usual work, and
elected the following teachers to
the following schools:
l Rockhouse Elmer Dalton.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12

James Buckner, the negro boy
who was partly reared in Column
bia, and who killed policeman
Roby, at Lebanon, a few months
ago was electrocuted in the
annex of the Eddyville peniten-
tiary last Saturday.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12

The Republican State Conven-
ton assembled in Louisville at
the noon hour, this Tuesday. 1t
is the field against O'Rear.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12

Joseph Vending, convicted of
the murder of little Alma Kelt-
ner was sent to the peniten-
tiary last week to remain during
life.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12

Herbert Cobb, who shot and
killed his sweetheart, Miss Ella
Cravens, at Hopkinsville, was
given a life sentence Saturday.
The Adair County news., 1911-07-12
Greensboro.

Our farmers are getting ready
to lay by corn now. Some have
finished.
Mr.. L. E. Bernard, of Russell