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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-06

Ties for $1,000. Everywhere.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

GrrCnhHuuh Mrs. NJ. NissCu, Mrs T.,
W. krHusc, Mrs J. u. Brown, Il. A. l..
NcwComb. Mrs. :. Raymond Mr.. and
Mrs. ". X. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs J. a.
Settle. Master Williams Settle. MIR. and
Mrs. W. +. Honbron. Mrs. s. New
comb. Mrs j J bowling, Mrs. +.
BodgC. Miss 5. u. Chamberlain Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arnold and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis ana family, u. ". Quinn, A. Me-
Dufiic. J. Hart, j. Ball, - Bankhead.
T.. Grin, Geo. osborne. Il. Law, Il. W.
=. 81. George. r. Redward, W. A.
Bailey, j. Wagner. capt. W. X. Free
man, Mr. and Mrs ". II. Fricdly. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Heydcnreich. Mr.. and Mrs.
u e. BELL, j. u. Bond. J. Cnerpor. J. ID.
Garfield, \. II. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. G.
j. Iall;, J. q. Luttcd. j. W. Weinberg,
Mr.. Mcnamara, Chas. l.und, l.. W.
Long, J Rapicre. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j.
Palmer. Thomas MCGill. Miss A.
Moore. Silas Bowman. II. W. Marsh.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16
AT THE M0ANA.

Mrs J. II Henderson, Mrs. Chester
Wells MIR. Albert Rcrs, Dr. Charles
Risphlm Mrs e. T. Wade. Mrs. G.
Fahrrpun. Mrs. VIM. 4. Gin. Miss q. V.
Buckley. Mrs John Irwin. Mrs J. Il.
Tuhhins, Mr. and Mrs \. j. Ruuyun,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM \. campoeil, Mrs.
L. l.. Ghormley. Miss Ethel T.. Gay.
Mrs. g. Thomas. Mrs. NJ a. Dyer, capt.
and Mrs. Chas. II. Harlow. Walter
Mcclure ana wife. Mrs Wheeler. 5. $.
Palmer and valet, Mr.. ana Mrs. f. ID.
cloud and son. Mir and Mrs. II f..
Eggcns. u. = Pratt. II. Bauer. Jean
CHTpcnStoin. T.. + SuuthwiCk, Mrs.
Fred Knight and maid, Miss Thelma
Parker. Mrs NJ \. Waterbury, Mrs. II
Eaton, Mrs. Alyco Lrrch, G. l.. Sturd"-
want ana wife. Miss Sturdevant. j. e.
Glow. Mrs. Glow. Master james u
Glow. W. II. Hind and wife. Robert g.
Henderson and wife. Mai. \. d. lie
Juul"~, Mrs. f. ID. Schurrman, Mrs
Anna Smith. Mrs. kuthcrin" NJ. Yates,
Mr CRANKY. puymastrr r. II Hicks,
Mrs g. Lang. Mr. and Mrs. \. -.
Stewart
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16
BAZAAR HAS
MANY FEATURES

with "a beautifully designed cushion.
bearing the name Of Queen Liliuolia-
liant FORMER ruler Of Hawaii as a fca-
turr. tine japanese bazaar was open
ed tu the puniic yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock in the japanese Central In
stitutu "n Nuuaru street. above Vine
yard Despite the Indictment weather.
the attendance was large The handi-
WORK now ON exhibition Is especially
interesting In the first place there is
- silk cushion made ny the girls Of the
institute. ON which appears the word
"InIuukuunL" Her Mujosty's name.
This cushion Is already sold to the
queen. Announcements for it, purchase
having been mudu yesterday by COL
q. g. Iauhou, secretary to the queen.
!. 'uug us the bazaar lasts. however. Il
Win b. ON oNhibltion. Above the word
"ljliuuI,ulani' Is the crown Of Hawaii
1hi. uas ais" made 10y the pupils. I'M
der tn" direction Of their teachers
There are oth,r articles ON exhibit
ti.u These include handhlsnots. neck
Tics. cushions. photoauph stands. XII
wuu"-. artificial Japanese nuwrrs and
many other things Tn" sale viii take
place to-day. ~ the articles offered are
especially suitable for Christmas and
New Year presents 1t is expected that
" "rEo uuwbrr win attend the sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16
AT THE YOUNG.

W. :. Cuokson. Mrs 3. X. Wheeler
Perkins. W. T. McDougall. Miss NJ. T..
Kelly. f. =. Doggctt. W X. SiXsmith.
Geo. Wells. +. Bruggestcr ana wife, =.
IT, Duwsctt. l.. = Cunncss. Mrs. +. f.,
l.. Dprgin. J. g Cummings, J. ". Mo-
'rapne. T. NJ. Trutt, j. Schnohcl J. NJ.
Puwluy. Il Kemp. T.. G. Stevens, Mrs.
and Miss Ilarg"ar. q. q Wilson. Don
NJ. Lewis, Harry Lewis and wife. Ar
min Hanrberg and wife, J. G. cohen
and wife, f. l.. SclliCk and wife. H. Is.
Smith. y. l.. Marcy, j Davis, +. +.
Bell. Mrs. Middleton, Miss Fcnsicr, T..
T.. I'M. \. y. Oliver. Mrs j. NJ ABB
hey. Mrs. q II. DOerr, Mrs. ]. G. Hen
derson, Miss u. Williams. A. u. Ar
leigh, II. II. Lear and wife. Mrs. Nor
gard. =. Norgaard, !. NJ. Ruth and
wife. r.. +, Day and wife, :. H. Heller,
r.. l.. Wilson. VIM. l.nncton and wife,
Dr. J. r. Mcdonald. IgnaCia de Arana,
g. e. Biting, Mrs. T.. a. Haines, Mrs.
r.. W. carnohan, Robt. Foster and wife.
Albert Horner and wife, g. II. Thring
and wife, L. j. Lord, John Ryan, J. r.
Ollie, Paul Muhendorff Miss Grace
Power, Frank \. Alexander and wife,
Chas. A. stanton. Mrs. L.. A. Knudscn.
Mr.. L'orange. w. d. Stockman, John
Hind and wife. Miss !. NJ. Pastor, j.
:, splitter and wife, Sidney splitter,
Frank Thompson and wife, J. II. WINS
and wife. Jas $. McCandlcss and wife,
]. w Robertson. Mrs. II. X. Withrow.
the Misses Withrow, G. s. Desky, Mrs.
". II. Smith, Robert liorner, Judge and
Mrs. Clemens. Geo Freeland, J. w.
Hogg, VIM. Henry Rice, Aubrey Rob-
inson, Sinclair Robinson. Aylmer Rob
inson, A. de SouZa Canavarro. II. u.
Lincoln. J. 5. Winter, II, l.. Wilcox
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16
WHO'S Who ON
MANCHUR!A

Besides n party of twenty-three
missionary refugees from China the
Pacific Nal liner Manchuria VIII oh
passed through Honolulu en- route
from the Orient to san Francisco AMI
sailed at eleven O'Clock this morning
carried number OF prominent bust
ness and professional men Of the Far
Fast MS well as the United states.
Dr. +. Paravicini. tn leading for
eign surgeon Of Japan, Is on his WY
to his old home in Switzerland on n
vacation and expects Il 50, nd abOu,
me year away from Japan. His ia
tention is to stop in Hon lldli fOr q
short stay.
Mr.. T.. j. Cnwan, connected with the
firm OF Carter Macy Il Co. Of New
York. the largest tea importers In the
United states.
business on the island OF Formosa l..
on his way to New York, the tea sea
son being closed for this year in the
Orient.
Mr.. A. w. Jackson with the West
crn Union Telegraph Co. Is on his way
TO London and Is acc Impanied by his
wife.
Mr. +. II. Elliott connected with
the well known firm of A. l.. Tuska
n Co. of New York. is returning home
after business trip to Japan.
Major J. o. Hutchinson. the mos,
Travelled man In the world. The Ma
lor has been around the would TWEEN
ty-eight times aud in addition to this
he has made several trips to Cal
fornia, Alaska. Mexico, South Anne
RIGA and Europe, as II representative
of Thos. Cook 4 Son of London. Al
though connected with an English
company, the Major Is himself an
American. He has now retired from
active service with undoubtedly the
record of having travelled more miles
than any other person in the world.
A number of missionaries are on
board mostly refugees from the Nor
thern provinces of China where the
most serious disturbances in the pre-
sent revolution are occurring.
Also on board Is Mr.. G. II. Umhsen
Of the well known old real estate firm
Of G. II. Umbsen e. Co. OF San Fran
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16
AT THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN.

l.. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Mathe-
son. \. J. Gonzalves. Miss Hazel Fitch
Gladys Early, NJ. Grune. Thomas Dunn
Paul JOrgcnscn, r. -. Buckley. r. b
Lyons. DR. Il. Birch, II. W. Gray, Jas,
l.. coke. r. McGrccr. Capt. +. u. Walk
cr. H. T.. Walker, j. Scharin r. T.
PaNson, \. q. MHris, A. J. Cooper, VIM,
J. Gaynor. l.. u. Timmons, Chas,
Rant2, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hunter Jones, Miss
u. Jones, Miss G. Jones, Geo T. weav-
cr, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il, Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. - Thomas, w. p. Thomas
Miss May Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs Max
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

Andrew Carnegie still heads the tax
list Of New York city with an ASSESS
ment on personal property valued at
Sl0,O0o,0oO and real estate valued at
@2"oo,oo0. Since 1903 Mr.. Carnegie's
personal property has been assessed
on q valuation Of $5,O0O,0O0. His tax
bin next year will exceed S222, 900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

cisco. Mr.. Umbsen returns to San
Francisco after pleasure trip to The
Orient and is accompanied by Mr.. J.
w. Thompson and wife of Los Gatos.
California. Mr.. Thompson Is also
heavily interested In real estate In the
city of San Francisco.
Two other tea men on board who
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

are returning TO New York from a
business trip to China are: Mr.. Wal
ter Bollman and Mr.. r. II. Patter-
son.
Mr.. J. p. LOOMS, a prominent bust
ness man of Akron, Ohio, interested
in the importation of Oriental goods
from Japan, China and the Philippine
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

aud wife, W H. Humphrey Il W. oil
sen. capt and Mrs. e. l.. Lasckar. DR.
wife. Il. l.. Hoffman, Mrs NJ H. Hoff-
man, r. Bluemel and wife. A. Riley,
Chas. Norton, Mr.. Hallberg, A. W.
Guillam. Il. W. White.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

Islands, returns to his home in Ohio
after business trip combined with
pleasure. He Is accompanied by his
wife. Miss Harriet LOOMS. his daush-
ter aud Miss May Currie.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

wssti, RpIIetin ~ u~r wear
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

-euLi.sr,n ADS PAv--
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-16

Spanish leather, very attractive and
Regular price, SIC. 90; Christmas Price
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07

There was a pitiful scene in the dis
trict court yesterday. A young, strong,
vigorous man was before the court
charged with forgery. He entered d
plea of guilty. He said he had forged
u check for twelve dollars. he IS d
skilled workman, and can ears that
much in three days or less. His attor-
new said in extenuation OF the crime
that his client was drunk when he uld
if, The man has Il wife and family.
He stood up and vas sentenced 70 d
term not to exceed ten years IN the
uenitentiary. He had not particularly
needed the money when he committed
the forgery. He did it because he was
drunk and did not realize what ne was
doing. He was II man Of good appear
ance, strong and able to win his way
honestly in the world. But he was
drunk. For twelve dollars when he
was sober lie would not have worked
half a week, at the limit. But now he
will work in disgrace and shame, and
has dragged his family down with
him, and they are left on the charity
Of the world to mourn a husband and
father worse than dead and all because
- Al.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07
Young People! The Salary
Question, Have You
Solved 1t?

Here is the correct answer Attend
our college, take il course of Book.
keeping and Shorthand or Telegrs.
ply, and we will get you a GOOD posi-.
ton promptly. You can't find a stu.
dent Of our school, who has complied
the above courses who has been out Of
position more than ten days, unless i
of his own accord. Doesn't this prove
that just so surely as You finish With
us you will he placed at good sala
ry? Write for list of those We have
placed and the firms we have placed
them with during the last sixty days
While our enrolling desk is busy
matricu!ating 1850 students annuity,
our Employment Department is JUST IS
busy seeing that every graduate y
placed in position.
The cost OF scholarship Tor CON-
plete course Of bookkeeping, iHciaa.
ing, the necessary literary subjects, 10
$50; Shorthand $50, or the tao courses
combined $95; the books and materis!
for the Bookkeeping course VIZ
Shorthand S., or the two courses COM
binea So. The average time required
for completing Bookkeeping Is louf
months. The average rate paic lot
board and lodgiag is ST.. 5O per mOhsn,
which would make the total cost VI
board $50. The average tue Oh .
shorthand course is three moDIhs'
which would make The board coss
1877 so, The average time Tor col'
| pleting both bookkeeping and Shofs
hand is five months, making Doafa
and lodging for the two courses cou'
plete SG2. 50, or a total cost for tuiaoa'
books and board, for Bookkeepins
sIl2. Shorthand $3.50. The com0inTa
Bookkeeping and Shorthand eou'so
$3.50. Telegrapby course COSTS ".
for life scholarship, S. for books saS
material; average time for comple'iuA
four months, maxim, board saV, u !.
total cost for the course OF Siu'.' y.
In other words, for from sloo 70 si'-- -
you can make yourself apSoias0''
sure of good position. at o sa,s.,
That will pay the entire seost oaSl "
you in two and a half to three mon'I''
Write FIR free catalogue, anu in'.'
your arrangements to e lter ~ o.ss'
and be ready for q soOd pIslu ~ "D'-
| the fall season pens.
Tyler Commercial College, l!''''
Texas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07

1t seems to be up to Secretary of the
Navy Meyer, to furnish a good reason
for the recent destruction OF the bat
tleship Texas, a few days ago, by u.s.
ing it as target for practice shoot
ing. The opinion is becoming pretty
general that this was wanton de.
struction OF public property. The
Texas was comparatively u new ves-
sci, having been built only about
twenty years ago, ct q cost of about
four millions of dollars, probably
more than the value of the entire
Spanish navy that Dewey destroyed
in Manila Bayathe praise of which
feat has not yet ceased to be Sung.
This government can il afford to
build and equip such vast floating
ornaments as she is doing, if their
life of usefulness is to extend only
oyer period of couple Of decades
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07
LOCALS CONTINUED

A. o. Patureau and DR. Leigh,
who are working up interest i'll the
W. D. W. in this locality were in
Iowa Wednesday and Thursday
morning. DIR. Leigh delivering an
address there on Woodcraft.
High School Inspector, Leon NJ
Favarot, of Baton Rouge was here
Wednesday inspecting the Welsh
High School. He expressed him.
self as highly pleased with the worL
beingdone here. and was especi
ally taken with the work OF the
fire drill.
Misses Cora and Mabel Miller ar,
rived here Tuesday from Denver
Colorado, where they have beer
attending school the past winter
Their return was made necessar,
on account of the serious illness O
their mother, Mrs A. r. Miller.
Mrs. Belle Burris went to Vintor
Wednesday for q short visit witt
her husband. J. A. Burris, who il
working IN the Vinton oil field.
Eli Lyons was a business yisito
here from Iowa Wednesday.
ND;-On Wednesday April
5, 1911. a we'll worn leather wallet
containing one note, one tax re
ceipt and one bank credit slip
Finder can have same by provin,
property and paying costs of Thu
advertisement.
There will be no preaching a
the Baptist Church Sunday, April
the 9th. Sunday School and B. Y
P. U. at the regular hours.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07

Dr.. Oscar Bowling favored this
Office with q full account OF his find
ings in his recent investigation OF
conditions in Welsh, for which we de-
sire to extend our thanks. This re.
post arrived too late for use this
week, bu: we hope to make use of u
part of it in next weeks issue Of the
JOURNAL, although we believe sui1i-
cent publicity has been given to the
findings" themselves. since there
seems to be willingness On the part
of several proprietors, to remedy the
defects pointed out, as quickly as
possible,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07

The contest in New Orleans, over
the changing Of the name OF the Web
Stor School to the Davey School, still
RACES. This is a matter that con-
Germs New Orleans, but If we are ever
called upon to arbtrate the matter,
we shall offer the suggestion that it
be called the Hon. Tom Anderson
School. The Tendcrloin statesman
stands high in the councils Of the
powers that be, in the Crescent city,
and that he takes fatherly interest in
children, is shown by the fact that he
and his barkeep have been fined for
selling booze to babies. -Crowley
Signal. Why show preference? there
is Whitaker, who stood high in the
affairs of the Crescent city, who also
has decided partalitv for children,
specially tie little girls.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07
he, Ghosty Haunt SwaHiPs'

No. Never. Its foolish TO lear . ..
cied evil, when thero are reai -. !,
deadly perils to guard asa'ns' :. y
swamps and marshes. bayouS' -
lowlands. These are the ihs'a
germs that cause ague, chlllS ah@
or, weakness, aches in the WI ~
and muscles and may induce ae0'p
typhoid. But Electric Bitters ue'" 49,,
and casts out tsese vicious germ, ' ~
the blood, Three bottles drove :, :" um.
malaria from my system, :. "ros 'a I,ye
Fretwell, of Lucama, n. C.,,. a 1T.a This
had fine health ever since. os ali
safe, sure remedy, only 'Oc o
Druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07
A Farewell Surprise.

There's many a slip 'twixt cup
and lip" This Mrs. f. D. Calkins
and Joe found to be true, when, as
they were preparing an after prayer
meeting lunch Thursday night, there
was a rap at the door. and upon
answering the summons they found
people-yes sixty or more Of them,
who had gathered at the Layne and
Padgett home and marched softly ov.
err, just after prayer meeting at the
Congregations church. The crowd
was, Of course, invited in and they
found seats for themselves, as Mrs,
Calkins' furniture was in Il semi
packed condition.
The evening was spent in games for
the older ones, down stairs, while
Joe's Sunday school teacher and
class played games upstairs.
The Marys and Marthas provided
q plentiful supply of ice cream and
cake, after the serving of which, Mr..
Scbmink presented souvenir spoon
to Mrs. Cabins in remembrance oil
the occasion. Joe was given a drink.
ing cup to use on his journey.
The last feature of the evening was
called "Barnyard Melody" in which
Mr., Greer tapped his wings and gave
a lusty and natural crow, much to the
amusement Of the whole assembly
Good nights were then said, ani
wit:i best wishes to Mrs. Calkins and
Joe, the guests departed.
One who was present.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07

Despite the fact that President Diaz
has been most assiduously engaged in
assuring the world at large, for the
past several weeks, that peace was the
prevailing condition in Mexico, yet it
is publicly announced that ia the in
terest of securing peace, he has agreed
TO most drastic and sweeping reforms.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07
D. r. READ, EDITOR.


- This Issue. an.
l" ""o' "'...>,o,. ;asrod NV the To-
t,ao,.h oeio;aos bearing
N"' ' :.,...,,,o of +bo r-rent visit
y" ''' r 80 oeioiofs Ills ey-
.o ~ tbic article,
,oo,a onoials intend
'""o ~" ,.,i.foroirr fine reo.
az "0 L., ,ho State
"'"'''"'' Wv III rood n;ti-
-, ,. :, +ho main. the
"'' 49,. hao1,h officials. both
wv" ,, o,.o,,,tinr to do.
o'0'o CIV ,..o.,f so,itarv in
''"0 "''''' ,fa.ao,,oo+ oe SAM.
"p~0''S''' ,.,,ot now one vet,
t"' e. ;.i,,oo lfsiord
III ''' - .,.,...,;on. ofJ.onisiona. and
'""' :. afto, +ho c,se with
VIC '0''' ''''' ..., ,,,o.ho5s is j., some
,o;,.. oor,iod tn extremes.
:, '''s. w.. :, a., +.,o ,vo hnlievp, in
..o,ot.o,. mart nj the FOL-
.,,,ft,r Nav first. any
",,:.., -, ,.Yo,;,o, for sale. milk
,,,... :. .,o TOW, If Welsh. must
H., oa,,;G.o,o cignel nv the local
,.,.i, ae,aon and tho sanitary INSPECT
u..loco oo,,rliad with the
,a1., -. to +bo handling Of same" For
o.oo.o,. drawback to this
-. ;t,1ool, of 1ivnrsif-
,,o.:..,,,. ~, tho port nj the
-. ., o,od,,o SomAthinr on the
80 town !, evchanoe for
<,.1oa;tios tbo, n,ost of necassity
..,.or,. with thou E,or wears the
Torr1 oswoIl 90 otber local M
,,o>f .ho stoto have urrpd farmers
- 3ovoto =. nortion ~ their time TO
49, noa,o,i,, of cb;ckens. COOS and
h,.tnr nc q source of constant income,
,;,n,,+o, :, th;o vic;,itv is nro-
,.;.. ,,ono an loSs of this class of
e.I.ot .,onohr ro+ o,1v
:S;sanotoniot1v IN booming mn their
I'm. h,,+ also frrn;sbi,r tha
tomnfolk hettor and purer article in
49, of h,t,or ot = less fonro than
t,,ou ,,oro ohio to secure when thew
,uono oor,olod 70 danend solely upon
..1 a,a ouoo,,orv hutton We
- $780, !, .nr;nr thiS stand at
,,,U..., .;,,,o tho hoa,,h hoard l. q
1.. Wv = s $500 80 h,t ana rs ,r.n ro.
.'I.s go, t,,mom. 49, ,,o coo l.. Ei,bec
49,. 1,o.,,a I'LL ;nforoo tt,;s rh,so If tho
go. . ,,,a o,+ da,.;,o.ot of
=, r a., o,,>+,,, an tl,o,,
Iii ;nnoro !, .rd tbns add another
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07

Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-07

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New Il |
workin
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part Of |
come t |
ents, J |
Call .
Meal .
Stoves .
Mr..
known
transa .
day.
|. For
| northY
| acres
| leased .
| subjec
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| Mrs
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/ secont .
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4 esptil .
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-25

than anything else one can name.
A progressive farmer will erpend
money on building good fences. tile his
land. erect wind mills. barns. sheds.
covers for his machinery. plant trees.
and do many things 10 make his farm
more attractive. more useful and more
valuable. When = man has spent sew
srsl hundred dollars on some of these
Improvements he figures his farm is
worth more than the amount eNI ended
over what Il was before ", = Will
ing to expend money inside ~ his
boundary fences. but wheh asked TO go
out beyond this TO the public highway
he is apt TO feel that the amount OF
money spent is an expensa that yields
him no direct return. In fact. IN no
community. 40 far as the writer Ctn
ascertain, after world wide study eX-
tending over 20 years. was the building
OF hard roads begun without the strong
est opposition from those who were
really TO receive the largest beneht
Dire predictions were made that the
property would be conhscated by the
taxation. that the building OF the roads
would ruin the tax payer But every
community that has had the expert
ence ~ building hard roads. using
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which he inherited from his mother,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Spears, aforesaid. The pur-
pose OF this sale is to satisfy an execu-
ton that issued from the Clerks Of
ice OF the Lincoln Circuit Court OF
Kentucky (and the further costs OF
this sale) of date OF December 9th,
1916 and thereafter on the 18th of Jan
uary 1914 Dy the Sheriff OF Lincoln
county, Kentucky, duly levied on said
interest in said land. the said execu'
ton issuing IN favor OF w. II. Higgins
and against said Joe ]. Spears. Said
execution liz for the sum OF SS5 with
interest from June 5th, 1903 at per
cent till paid and for the further SUM
of Sll.45 costs.
Terms of Sale-To be sold on a
credit of three months. the purchaser
giving bond and approved security To
the said W. II. Higgins, said bond
bearing interest from date of sale un'
IN paid. This sale viii take place
about the hour OF 1880 T.. NJ. ON the
day above named.
/ W. L. MccARTY,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County