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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-03-21
CHARLTON.

Mrs D. B. Cowles spent the day yes
terday with relatives and friends In
Ottumwa, where she formerly resided.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Martz of Ottum-
wa returned home yesterday after =
few days visit with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Martz and
other relatives. They formerly resided
here.
Mrs. John Brown of Mystic, returned
home yesterday after visit with heI
mother Mrs. Reuben Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Roberts went 10
Alton last evening for visit with her
mother Mrs. Carter.
Mrs Clint Noble enjoyed visit yes
terday from her sister Mrs. G. g. VIII
liams and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eva
Fogle both of Lacona.
Mrs. B. F. Landrey and little daugh-
ter returned last evening from a visit
with relatives in ST. Joe. Her sister.
Miss Annie Ennis. Of Rosendale. No,
accompanied them home for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. "A. L. Alfred Of Humes-
ton, were called here by the the
death Of the latter's brother Thomas
Wallace Of Cedar township.
Harry Hooper of Gutherie, Okla, ar
river here in response to message an
nouncing the death Of his mother Mrs.
M. G. Hooper.
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only ONE TICKET
AT FAIR lei D
MUCH INTEREST ATTACHES TO
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
PLAN IMPROVEMENTS

Fairfield, March 1s.-(Special) =
More than usual interest Is being
taken in the municipal election here
, week after next, but as yet there IL
only one ticket in the field, and it Is
not probable that there will be any
opposition of any strength either
against the candidates for city Offices
or the candidates for ward council.
men
The only ticket in the field is called
the citizens ticket, and the candidate
are supporting policies which will
mean considerable Improvement IN
Fairfield. Cleaner and cheaper water
better sewers and more paving, all OF
which are to come as soon as possible,
are the specific things to which they
are pledged, and other minor improve
ments are being favored.
The citizens ticket is:
Mayor. P. Starr.
Solicitor-E. F. Simmons.
Assessor. F. Loehr.
Treasurer. q. Kerrick.
Aldermen at large-L. j. Marcy and
j. p. Manatery.
Park commissioIers-Fra Fourt,
Rev. H. J. Hogan and ]. B. Monfort.
Councilmen-First ward, C. E. Ward,
second ward, S. A. Power, third ward,
]. w. Price, fourth ward, ]. 2. Hicken-
bottom.
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CHARLTON.

The remains Of Mrs. A. D. Alderman
|of Phoenix, Ariz., were brought to this
Lefty Friday evening and inferred in the
i Charlton cemetery. Deceased was form
erly Miss Laura Gibbon, and resided in
this county several wears ago
/ John Swanson of English township
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs
| Frank Anderson on Saturday morning
after brief illness. He was the father
of DR.. F. l.. Johnson. of this city. Fun
eral services We're hell at the Anderson
home yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
conducted by Rev. Irazen, pastor Of
| the Swedish Lutheran church. He is
survived by a wife and several grown
children, who will have the sympathy
of many friends in their sorrow.
Miss Ethel King of Humeston, has
returned home after a few days visit
with Mrs. Mary Gandahl
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Wright. Of Wash
iington township, have returned from
a visit with relatives in Oklahoma and
Kansas.
Mrs. S. B. Lewis and little son have
gone to Des Moines to visit her sister,
Mrs. Grover Fluke. who formerly resid-
ed here.
Mrs Geo. Bennett and two children
Of Benton township, returned yester-
day from visit In Tacoma with her
mother Mrs. T. H. Campbell.
Arthur AuUeTSON TeLuTHeN yesterday
from a brief visit In Sttumwa with his
brother Aibin Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Tuttle and two
sons departed yesterday for Cheney,
Washington, where they expect to re-
side in the future.
Mrs. Frank Hambsch and children Of
Burlington, returned rome yesterday
after an extended visit with her sisters
Mrs. Jas. Lyons of Whitehreast town
ship, and Miss Ella Smith Of this city.
DR.. Will Carpenter of Lacona, was a
visitor in this city yesterday
Mrs. Frank Plots Of Indianola visit
ed Charlton friends yesterday, while on
her way to Kansas r
Miss Jessie McIntire was guest of
Ottumwa friends yesterday.
Mrs. Wesley Batten Of Sandyville,
visited in this city yesterday at the
home of her brother-in-law. J. S. Bat
ten.
Mesdames j. Fl. Carroll and H. H.
Mellefont went to Des Mones last
evening to attend the Woodmen circle
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II ROME.

4 Mr.. Banner of Everist has moved
to the O'Brien farm west Of town
where he will farm the coming
Mrs. R. I. Wilson and Miss Dell
Ennis were Abba passengers re-
| Frank Walden was a passenger to
Tower 307 Sunday where he is operat.
ing saw mill.
| Matt Ennis of Walla Walla, Wash.
visited with relatives In this vicinity
recently. t2
DR.. Johnson, veterinary OF Char.
iton was looking after business at this
place the past week.
Steve McCarty will depart with his
belongings to his claim in South Da-
kota in the near future
Jake Moffat, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Bigford were shopping in Abba one
day this week.
John Winslow and family have
moved to the Macarthur farm south Of
town.
G e. Miller, real estate agent from
Wellman, was looking after his land
interests in this vicinity recently.
Mrs. p. Mahoney has remodeled her
store room which adds greatly to the
appearance of the same Mr. kellogg
did the work.
Leo Ward who Is teaching the
Tyrone school spent Sunday with
home folks near Me1rose.
Mrs. C. E.knox and children visited
with relatives and friends during the
past week. They are enroute to their
new home near Woodward, la.
Mrs. Louisa Tutor has returned
from Milton where she spent the win
ter with her daughter
Bert Wilson has gone to Oskaloosa
where he has employment.
Ellen and Frances Collins returned
to Abba after spending Sunday with
their grandmother. Mrs. Mahoney.
James Stone of Cedar Rapids has
moved on the farm vacated by Mar
tin Murray, west of town.
Miss Maggie Craig is reported
among the sick.
John Shehan spent Sunday with
friends at Melrose.
]. M. Ennis was Tyrone visitor
one day the past week.
Ed Hines Of Georgetown transacted
business in Tyrone recently.
Gaylord Ames, who has been operat-
ing saw mill near Hiteman has dis.
posed Of his interests there and will
farm his mothers place the coming
season
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EDDYviLLE.

Mrs. F. e. Vance and daughter
Esther leave Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit with relatives at Los
Angeles, Calf.
Thomas Wilson and family who re-
turned to Eddyville from Tennessee
last week have located at Coalfleld
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Geo. Playle was a business caller In
Oskaloosa Monday.
Miss Bridget Simmons, Cloe Cawley.
Adah Middlesworth and Virgie Beedle
attended county teachers meeting in
Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. H. M. Moore of Abba came over
Monday to remain with her mother
Mrs. W. A. Nye during the absence Of
her sister Ella who has gone to Agency
for an indefinite visit with her brother
Geo. Nye and other relatives.
Abe Lafferty came up from Batavia
Saturday for short visit
Mrs. Mamie Garfield came up from
Ottumwa Monday to be with her
mother Mrs. Florence Dunke who is
quite Ill.
e, E.. Billiwick Of Oskaloosa trans
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FARMINoToN.

Mrs. Jessie Henry and daughter
Thelma left Monday for Milton.
Miss Edythe There has returned
from Oskaloosa.
Roy Gray left Monday for Waterloo
where he has accepted position.
The Kensington club was pleasantly
entertained Thursday evening at the
home Of Miss Eddalee Morse. Miss
Marie Pfister Of Cottonwood was ali
out OF town guest
Mrs. w. T. Moon Of Milton visited
Friday night with her daughter Miss
Pearl Moon.
George Green has sold his bakery to
w. D. Beatty.
Mrs. Moore was given a surprise
birthday dinner Tuesday in honor OF
the eighty sixth anniversary of her
birth The neighbors brought we'll filed
baskets and supmtuous dinner was
served.
Mrs. H. E. Folker visited Saturday
with her mother in Milton.
Mrs: Matte Hatton has returned
from a visit with friends in Kehoka.
Mo.
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MUNTERvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Venator are tt
parents of a son. horn March 6

Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Venator are the
parents of son, born March 8.
Mrs. Ed Nelson OF Omaha, Nebr., re-
turned home Monday after attending
the funeral Of her niece Mrs. Alice Jel-
lison. She was accompanied home by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. G. Anderson
who will make an extended visit at
that place.
Chester Johnson visited in Abba
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gustason were OF
tumwa visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Nelson, daugh-
ter Gertrude and son Harvey and Chas.
Nelson and wife and daughter Lenora
visited Saturday evening at the J. w.
Johnson home.
G. e. Anderson and son Edwin We're
business callers in Alba Monday.
Mrs. John Kimblade and daughter
Marie were Ottumwa visitors Monday.
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acted business in Eddxvilla Mond.u

acted business in Eddyville Monday.
b. L. Harding expects to leave o.
tuesday for Los Angeles. for an q
tended visit with relatives.
Mel Stump, Gertie Briggs, Etts
Hobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harberson were
Abba passengers Saturday.
Mrs. Matilda Richardson entertained
Mrs lib Bay and Mrs. Reese and
daughter Lou at dinner Monday.
School election was held in Eddyville
Monday for the election Of two direct
ors. Two tickets. socialist and citizens
were voted upon. L. l.. Talmage and F.
3. Bickford were candidates on the
socialist ticket and r. j. Oldham and
Wesley Donnegan were on the citizens
ticket.
Miss Ruth Berry who has employ
ment in Fremont is spending few
days at the parental w. G. Berry home
Miss Roxie Mcmahon came up from
Ottumwa Monday for short visit
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MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF SUP
ERViSoRS is DRAWN FOR
SERVICE IN DAVENPORT

II. B. Patterson, member OF TN
Wapcllo county board of supervisors
has been chosen as one Of the fedora
grand jurors for service at the coming
term of court in Davenport.
The jury will report for active duty
on April 25 at which time the work Of
the term will begin. Judge Smith NC
Pherson viii! be on the bench ana
number of important federal cases
new and postponed, will be heard.
The jurors are the following:
Federal Grand Jurors.
w. A. Anderson, Washington, r. f.
D.
George Brown, Conesville.
William Baker, Conesville.
]. C. Browning, Fairfield.
George Craig, Riverside.
Richard Doran, Muscatine.
George Dixon, Clinton.
Thomas Green, Burlington.
August Gosch, Goose Lake.
G. L. Hawley, FredOnia.
Peter Hart, Nichols.
Austin Horton, Conesville.
D. A. Hines, Oskaloosa.
G. A. Moore, West Liberty.
Robert Maxwell, Washington, r. r.
D..
Jesse Mari, Ainsworth.
w. c. Maleby, What Cheer.
Joseph Potter, Wyman.
H. B. Patterson, Ottumwa.
j. L. Peters, Atalissa.
L. L. Rids, Clinton.
George G. sigier, Washington.
M. Shugars, Wilton.
F. H. Wilken, Ft. Madison.
M. Whiteacre, West Liberty.
Petit Jurors.
Emil Armknecht Donnelison.
H. H. Blunck, Grand Mound.
Z A. E. Cunningham, washington.
Graf Dalton, Let's.
]. F.. Donovan, Des Moines.
S. C. Fulton, Wilton.
Henry Fitchner, Montpelier.
Joseph E. Green, Des Moines.
Henry Hagge, Andcver.
Simon Hansen. Almond.
D. Hallowell. Clinton
j. C. Hall, West Liberty.
G.. B. Harris, Morning Sun.
Frank Let's, Let's.
w. S. Miller, Muscatine.
p. z. Roberts, FIT. Madison.
Harvey Ringstrom, Keokuk.
Wilson Rice, Muscatine.
Roy Sowash, Washington.
H. c.. Shoemaker Muscatine.
Ralph Smith, Washington.
Noble Vosburg, Clinton.
G. Van Franken, Winfield.
Charles Walls, Clinton.
T. .
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BLACK HAWK.

Marshal Albright and wife of ASH
Grove, visited relatives here last Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Stufflebear
are visiting at the home of Marion
Benge.
Miss Alice Barnes spent faw days
last week at David Smiths.
Jacob Swain has Loved on the farm
vacated by John Morrison.
Services at Pleasant Hill Saturday
and Sunday night, March 10 and 10.
Miss Erma Adams, who has been i'll
for several weeks, Is improving very
slowly.
Miss Anna Rumbaugh and Mrs
Laura Brooks aid children of Des
Moines, are spending a few weeks
with their sister. Mrs. Ida Adams.
Mrs. Ara Smith called on Miss Jessie
Brown last Saturday.
Miss Birdie Bean is visiting her sis
ter at Bunch.
Robert Mcdonald left last week for
Van Buren, county.
Mrs. John Swain and daughter
Gladys visited recently at the parental
Ellison home.
Riley Elder and Jesse James are
keeping pretty close home. on account
of severe colds.
Jack Barnes had an attack Of heart
failure last Sunday morning.
Jesse F. Albright was business
caller at James Smiths last Wednes.
day.
Miss Lulu Elder attended church at
Bunch Saturday night.
Clarence Deupree of Bloomfield
called on VIM. Brown last Saturday.
Arch Hicks Of Unionville was here
on business one day last week.
Marian Benge has moved to the
David Smith farm.
Frank Bean of this place lost horse
last Saturday, valued at 5000.
Lester Coop and Holly Doll visited
home folks Sunday.
w. T. Robb is employed by John
King for the summer.
Riley Elder called at VIM. Browns
last Friday.
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kiRkviLLE.

Miss Sally Mckinley arrived home
Wednesday after an extended visi,
with relatives and friends in Cskaloosa
The Royal Neighbor lodge installed
officers Thursday evening for the en-
suing term as follows:
O.-Mrs. Finley Zentz.
v. O.-Miss Manila Newell.
Chan-Mrs. Ed Sears.
Sec.-Miss Bertha McGlasson.
Rec.-Mrs. Jonathan Parks.
Marshal-Niss Bertha Parks.
I. S.%-Mrs. George Bennett.
Q. S.-Mrs. John La throp.
Mrs. Eva Masters and daughter Mrs.
Gladys Williamson of Hiteman re-
turned home Saturday after few
days visit at the home of her mother
Mrs. Pike.
Two Hours Sale Nets $3.50.
Oskaloosa, March 18.-The public
sale Of N. E. Hedlund and W. R.
Rohrdanz. held at the Hedlund farm
one-half mile south OF the William
Burnside place on South 18th street,
was largely attended and the large
amount of property handled in the
two hours sales amounted to- So. $50.
Excellent prices prevailed some of the
stock selling high.
Horses topped the market, one
brood mare bringing 1852; other
horses, mares and geldings sold from
that figure down. to 1852; A seven
months old colt sold for $111.
Cows brought from $40 to $67.
Shoats at sixty pounds commanded
$1O.25 and others in proportion.
The remainder of the sale was ma
chinery and farm implements.
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RicHLAND.

Mr.. Packard went to Iowa City on
Tuesday to see his sister who is III.
Captain Kerr of Sigourney, county
surveyor. was in this city Wednesday
surveying for several parties.
Misses Carrie and Adelia Pendegraft
grandmother.
H. j. Hoogenakker Of Guthrie Gem
ter terminated visit here Monday
evening and returned home.
Mrs. Mae Hill Of Des Moines is Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. L. L. Foote Of
,, this city.
Mrs. Emma Dunbar of Minneapolis,
is taking care of her mother Mrs.
Sheridan three miles west OF town,
who fell some time ago and received
serious injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trigg who Wis
lifted in Kirksville, Mo-, with their son
o. S. Trigg and wife have returned
home.
l. NJ. Walker who has been quite i'll
| is recovering.
Orville Harkins and wife were CALI
| ing on friends In town Monday even
| ing.
While milking Monday evening,
Walter Nordyke was attacked by a
vicious bull and seriously injured. After
being assisted to the house he re-
NAMED in an unconscious condition
FOR some time. IL is tnOuSnt he Will re-
cover.
| Mathew Atkinson who has been in
| i'll health for many months passed
away last night He was quite old. He
| is survived by niece who has cared
| for him for several years.
| Last Monday night the Rebekahs
enjoyed social meeting at the I. o. o.
F. hail. Four candidates were initiated
by the degree staff. which gave the
work in an excellent manner. After
lodge business was concluded the sew
enty members present partook of re-
| freshments served By the committee.
! Miss ,Orpha Steele closed a success
| full <as.s Of school Friday afternoon.
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Shepherd Dog Causes Excitement.

Clinton, March 1.-TWO boys were
bitten, many more injured and much
excitement was caused in the business
district of Clinton when stray shep-
herd dog became suddenly mad. 1t
ran among a group of school children
and bit James Ritter, then ran into the
business section and bit Edward
Clancy. A crowd gave chase and the
animal was killed. The boys will be
sent to the Pasteur institute in Chi
|cago.
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"Honey Grove Kid" Pleads Guilty.

Council Bluffs, March Isl. B.
Hirdman known os the Honey Grove
Kid" one Of the men under indictment
as alleged accomplices of ]. c. Mabray
in various swindling ventures for
which the latter is now serving a SEN
tence In the federal prison at Leaven-
worth. has entered a plea of guilty be.
fore Judge Mcpherson in the federal
district court after jury had been
secured for his trial. He will be SEN
fenced later.
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M. n. Shelley Resions.

Marshalltown, March 1S.-General
Roadmaster M. H. Shelley, of the
Iowa Central, who, from the points of
years of service is the oldest of the
company's general officers. has re.
signed, effective April /. The resigna-
ton was sent to Superintendent H. G.
Kruse, at Oskaloosa, and Is to be ac-
cepted on the date mentioned.
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WILL CLOSE PosToFFlcE

Cedar Rapids Employees Of Uncle Sam
Get Sunday Rest After
April 2.
Cedar Rapids, March 1S.-Postmas-
ter w. G. Haskell announced that the
Cedar Rapids postoffice would be
closed on Sundays after April 2, ex-
cept the general delivery window,
which will be open one hour in the
morning. There will be no back door
deliveries. He says 1000 citizens
signed the petition asking that the Of
flee be closed.
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LIBER TYvlLLE.

Raymond Peebler is confined to his
home with the measles
The revival meetings which are in
progress at the Presbyterian church
are well attended.
Joe Huffman is erecting a large barn
on his farm near here.
Miss Goldie Anderson, Jennie Skin
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BLANCHE CALL, KIDNAPPED FROM
kEoKUK HOME WRITES
GOVERNOR.

Des Moines, March 1S.-Governor
Carroll Friday received letter from
Miss Blanche Call. aged IS, OF Los
Angeles, requesting that he aid In To-
eating her mother from whom she
was kidnapped by her father at keo-
kuk, thirteen years ago.
Just prior to his death at Los
Angeles recently, the father confided
to the girl the history of her earlier
life
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EDDYvILLE MILL BURNS

Flames Also Destroy Two Adjoining
Barns-Amount Of Loss is
Unknown.
Eddyville, March 49, (Special}--
The Chris Malone -four mill. managed
by w. Terrence, burned to the ground
last night at 10:3O o'clock, as did also
the Rector and the Harrison harms on
property. It is supposed
that the mill fire was caused by
surance is not known.
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E. H. Thomas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
hayed Many From Death.

W. L. Mock, of Mock, Ark, De
,;.res he has saved many lives in his
~ Years of experience in the drug
business. What always like to do'
he writes, lis to recommend Dr.
KINGS New Discovery for weak, sore
lungs. hard colds, hoarseness, oos'l'
n.tp coughs, In grippe, Group, asthma
or other bronchial Affection for
feel sure that numher OF my ne'eh'
,ors are alive and we'll TODAY because
they took nv advise to use 1t. l non,
e.tly believe its the best throat an'
limo medicine that's made" Easy 10
prove he's right Get " tran pow, ,s
free. or regular Soc or sl.m bottle
Guaranteed BY All Druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
A Fathers Vengeance

would have fallen on any one WHO ~.
,.cked the son of Peter Bondy, OF
South lockwood, Mich, hnt he was
before attacks OF kane!
trouble doctors could not help him'
no wrote. $50 at last we gave nun
Electric Bitters and he improve Won
derfully from taking six bottles It's =,
o.. host Kidney medicine ever saw.
Rackache, tired feeling, nervousness
loss Of appetite, warn of kidney trou
HE that NAV end in dropsy, d'ane'e'
or bright's disease. Beware; Tak'
Electric Bitters and be safe. Ever
bottle guaranteed. SOC at All Drug
Cists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
WALDEN'S GREAT
SUMMER SCHOOL
p,rvy uFE SCHOLARSHIPS Al
~ HALF USUAL COST.
Positions i,t III Who Na''1'
Great Opportunity for 1hose WIFI
Would Get Ready for Il POSI-
ton rhlS Fai'.

Tb ct practical and sch""i' Ssmv
sn "S! and .dc knfSo 1''h is
recently lncUr p,n"r Term for teachers, gradII
@ o,hers Who wish to prepare for ' s
shy up , or sf fnppi FIa "avsneemen is
"s TITS popular school has The pr"na 4"f
ton Of reEeiyns more 9"" x' cs iii ill., It known
ana no only one Of tho most hHroq Hnt
4 't seSG say %h sSs so'
the m"ia rsp and honkEcepcrs, completed thf II
S SS.s nn1 secured at total ,9 1G' .s
1So, vfn n PAa .n 5"r S1 S%rai s terms
N"iaci H. any, ambitious hoy or girl coulu oo'
tain tain MONEY making educntion' ., n,
'a rne summer offer is " M"r'e' o.
CheRPness.
Every yonnE man al" s1 Ns shnMid iii ont, cli'
a amI ",t the following blank today "e' WV
nffer before it is Withdrawn.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
Have commence In Child.
suspicious parent makes an art
full child.-Haliburton.

At the Egg Counter.
"These are the new-laid, miss: bus
these other are the kind that are sch.
ing best just at present."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
pa+erson Not So Many.

A Paterson IN. j. woman was
found by surgeons to be harboring a
mole which has been ensconeeo IN ,ne
resion Of her chest several months
that's nothing; we know a girl VINO o
has had a mole on her back Tor 10
wears!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
Never In This State.

What heartless creatures some a 4Sat
,on i" h ha, News comes from Ohio that
th. dean de- of a girls school has been peer.
starving the dears in order TO s app',
ths hoard money to the schools deo1s.
That could never happen in Texas ="
Maine. We didn't say any'n'ns , 1
New Hampshire.-Kennebec Journal
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
Halkcd At Cold steer.

81 wouldn't let doctor eu' Ivy
foot off," said II. D. E'y' l]an'n. a.
Ohio, although horrible ulcer tas t nar
been the plague of my life Tor 1onr
p pe,rs Instead ] used Bucklen's A.
n rG Sa,ye and my foot was soon
n n'r" cured" Heals burns, hons
sores, bruises, eczema, P'n''s Nj
corns, surest pile cure. -'c I" Az
DruuuiStS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
Cutie So.

.,1anv a man." remarked the home
.own philosopher, spends his court
;ne DAYS in telling girl that he IS
nnworthy of her, and his married Die
in proving it,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26
To Be Pitied.

Some men would be always un'
,,nnv If they never deceived them
selves.