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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09
Paint or not

Is a horse worth more or less after
feed?
Hay and oats are high today; shall
wait todsy and feed him tomorrow?
That's how men do about painting
their ho ses and barns ana fences.
Paint has Teen h Oh Tor several years
and so tn, have waited. some are
still Waltin
Their property drops a trfle a year
and the xt job of pant creepS.uI
CreepS.up 1e pS up; it'll take more
paint by gallon year; they don't
save cent and the property goeS.or
suffering. DEVOE
Taught Lumber Co. sells il
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09

TOMATO PLANTS-at the Bakery.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09
An intere>tinc Continued
Story Of Local Happenings
In and about Welsh Touch
ing Personal Mention. .....

Five pound box of Norris exquisite
candy given away at the Plezol Satur.
day, April II, Ask for tickets,
In making UP the Journal this week
we have found it necessary to omit
the routine proceedings Of the City
/ Council. We are however publishing
the ordinance Of the COunCi an the
proclamation of the Mayor ALI ig the
regular town election on M y 18th for
the election of Town off1cia The
regular proceedings will appear in the
next issue OF the Journal.
Checker Boards, 10C and Csc at the
JOURNAL BOOK STORE.
Mr.. c. B. Morril is confined to bis
room suffering from an attack OF
paralysis. He was on the street Mon
day and was about to cross the rail
roa track when he was suddenly
Seizea with the stroke of paralysis
He was carried to his room by friends
and IN deal attention immediately pro.
Vided At present he is recovering and
it is hoped he will be able to be out
again within few days.
Just arrived an assortment of shelf
paper at the JOURNAL BOOK STORE
DR.. W. L. Stewart was professional
visitor to Lake Charles Tuesday.
Miss Mary Wharton of New Orleans
is the guest OF Miss lone Robinson OF
this city, this week.
Mr.. W. G. Taught has with him for a
few weeks visit. his sister, Mrs
! Doggett of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mrs. S. c. Davis had as her guests the
first of the week, her daughter. Mrs.
Ida Layne of Lake Charles, and mother
in.ldW Mrs. Layne of Iowa.
Misses Anna Shoemaker and Carme.
leta Sullivan who are attending thu
Port Arthur College of Port Arthur
Texas. were the gueStSof relatives anC
friends from last Thursday until Mon
day morning.
Mrs. l. R. AyleSworth left Tuesday
morning to attend the Woman's Mis-
Sionery Union at Norwood, La, she
represents the Ladies Guild and is t
respond to an address Of Welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Kiplinger an,
son Master Lester of Lake Charlie
were the guests of MIR. and Mrs. J. c
Kiplinger of this CITY, from Good Fri
day until Sunday.
I he Saturday Blade fol
sale at the journal SOCK
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Padgett and child
rem of Lake Charles visite at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Davis, Sunday.
Barred Rock Eggs $l,O0 pc
setting of Is or $500 per 10
Phone or write to 6. NJ. ammiI
Welsh, La.
Mr.. We. Plauche of Lake Charlie
was a business visitor in Welsh Tues
day.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09
STANDING OF CONTEST
ANTS IN PIANO CONTEST
week ENDING April 9TH,

You can get votes either at the Coop
e. Drug Store OF at the JOURNAL Of
fice.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09
Primary Glasses Enjoy Easter Egg
Hunt

The Primary teachers of the M. E.
Sunday School took their classes out
for an egg hunt on GOOD Friday after
noon. ALI the children met at the
church, full of glee and in for good
time as all little folks are. After all
the little ones and the teachers were
placed on the wagon they started on
their way. They went out to Mrs.
KennedyS beautiful place where the
nests were hid with a little rabbit il.
each for the little folks. Each one and
all spent very happy afternoon.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09
Special Notice

To all parties desiring to have trash,
tin cans and etc. removed by our city
wagons which make their regular
rounds Of the city on the 1St Tuesday
of each month.
You are especially requested not to
throw slops and other periShable mat.
ter into containers as it makes it very
unpleasant for our men doing this
work, and as this work is done gratis
to the citizens. The city feels like you
should do your part in this matter in
making the removal OF garbage as
pleasant as possible for the haulerS.
R. S. GREER, Mayor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09

l have just received a stock of fertili
Ter and can furnish your wants in this
line at the lowest market prices. MUIR.
phys at LacaSine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09

Every business house
and every person is re-
quested to pick up and
destroy all waste papers
about their premises.
This nuisance is unsighty
and at the same time
subjects property to dan
ger of fire. Do it today.
'--CIean Up Committee.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-09
Number

During the remaining four weeks OF
the contest the color of votes will
change on Monday of each week, and
AL voteS}iSsued during any week must
he registered not later than the follow
ing Wednesday,
AS an accommodation to the candidates
and their friends, we will accept SvoteS
at any time during the next four weeks
and place them to the credit Of the
candidate on the following Wednesday,
$4,000 votes are being given with each
cash book. together with an extra 5000
when the book is traded out,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
The FIRST THING
A GOOD DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE

good physic and liver stimu-
lator Is usually the first remedy
prescribed by the physician when
called 10 a case He does so be-
cause he knows that most Of our
Ills are directly or indirectly due
10 constipation. sluggish liver.
&c. therefore his first concern IN
10 reach and remove the probable
cause OF the illness. and the sys-
ZEN. relieved OF this poisonous
teces. aga.n becomes normal.
And mat - exactly the fdea be-
nind Sent-a-nel Laxative Tablets. a
remedy for constipation, fndiges-
ton and liver troubles. every in
gredient OF which has been passed
on and approved by an eminent
chemist, which you or any of your
FAMILY may take and which s1s<ly
and painlessly. but thoroughly ana
effectively. will cleanse your svs-
TEN, stimulate your liver. thereby
RIDING your organs and your
blood OF many OF the UNDERLYING
causes OF illness and trouble
We know Sent-a-nel Laxaffv.
IaDlets viii satisfy you. So posi-
i've are We OF this that We segI
Sentinels under a broad money
Dack guarantee. viz: IN in vo,v
judgment they cont give Won }hs
results you expect. send M -
empty box; we will refund your
money.
Sent-a-nels are on sale Al so.r
arugsists. Ten doses. Ice. send
Tor a box. take one tonisbt ~
make tomorrow bright. .Seutanel
Remedies Co. Covington. Nv
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Peter Ogden Day Gel.
ebrated at Tams

J. McHenry Jones Lo ige, q 10 Of
o. r., held their Peter Ogden memorial
exercises, March ,. at Tams Han. The
ball Va fittingly decorated for the occa-
SION and tables beautifully arranged
Az an early h 'ur the hall was n l.,l
with the elite Of Tams and adjoining
towns
Mr.. John ~teeie. q Dious Christ m
g''nteinsn. wss master II cerernonies sno
indeed he presided With dignity ard
krsce. The Tsms CHOIR under the Leader
ship II Mr. Alex-nder Rsrb,ur rr,,.ler.-i
teauti ul music Tor tire O-rc.-ion.
Mr. Nance Davis, the choice ~ J Nc
Herr i.'Slge, gave the opening sddre~-.
he subject vas The Hour Gla-s " d.
~ss scholarly and brimful Of wholesosn.
instruction and Vas enjoyei By all.
Mrs. Maria Barbour rendered the old.
yet ever new song The Lat Ro-e a
sumner" b the delight Of all.
Mi-s Alice y. Rsusberry, one Of the
teachers Of the Tsms Graded School rad
IN pleasing and affective manner The
Hero
Ms Ada Jackson read an eloquent
paper on Achievements Of the Order. -
Mrs josephine Csnnsdsy. principal
ot Isns Graded school gave lecture
delishtins her bearers, on Unity, Friend
ship, Love and Truth.
Mr.. Harris, Of McAlpin, gave q spicy
talk A. did Rev. Smith.
After the program refreshments were
'erved- All present enjoyed themselyes
and wished for the Odd Fellows luck and
prospssisy.
"Onurrv~.0
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Notice to Take Dispositions.

To Luther Hollie: Take not,c.
that 90 the 18th day OF Feb, 1915. a,
ne Office of ~. ;. Order, IN the tpwn
kimbsll, COusty Of Mcdowell
and state Of w. Va, between tne
oours OF o'clock o. IN. and 8 d. M.
Of that day. shall proceed to take
dispositions of myself and others. 10
- read 10 evidence In nv behalf In a.
'ersain suit In chancery pending in sh.
lrcuit Court OF Mcdowell county.
tate OF w. Va, Ia which I am plain
IN and you are defendant, and n from.
my cause the taxing of SAID deposit
-iOns De not commenced on that dav
'r II commenced, n they be not com
2ietod on that day, the taxing of sac
tevositions will be adjourned from
q ty 20 day, ~ the same place and -,
ven The same honrs until they are
: )npleted;
Myra- Hollie
J. x. Smith, p. q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Surprise Birth
day Party
Given Mrs. Lucy Board

In the town Al Kimball are to be founs
some OF the best and biggest hearted peo
pie that ever lived. They are a peopl,
Who appreciate old age and especially .,
when Il bears the unbroken and unques
tonable record Of goodness with a clear
lie lived IN and among all people witt
which such an one La come in contact
In this particular no more befittins
character could deservingly receive IN.
compliments Of q surprise party thar
was given Mn. Lucy Board last saturda,
night in the town Of KimbslI by between
thirty and forty Of the best m arried wo-
men in the town which was in honor OF
her list birthday. Truly it is without
exagerstion or stretching OF the blanket
when We say everybody who has eve,
been fortunate enough to meet Mr.
Board has learned u know and love he,
A. an ideal Christian woman WHO Ia,
had at all times for her motto "v,rtue.
honesty. industry and truthfuIness."
ThJs heing the case and known by
everybody, justified the married Isdies 70
show their appreciation Of the long life
oi such an estinsbie woman. Mr. board
~a- really surprised, because some one
had her 70 believe that she was 70 10 in
Initiated into the ~ Luke society. Bot
in-teAd she w-s greeted With number
Di ladies singing songs and presenting
'miies ~ vel ~ Observation-Disclosures sists
'i various things. They spread the table
and before all the presents we're placed
thereon the table literally groaned under
he weight Of the same.
Mr. Board was happy not 20 much n
We sight Of the presents - she was n
he uDselfish manifestation Of mutual
riendship and good ~ill for her and the
'earty approval Of her nseful life by the.
ier many neighboring sister f.iends. Rev
4. johnson. pastor Il the Pre-byteri- |
~ church, ~@s the only man present.
sho INVOKED divine Blessing On Mn
board and these good women and ON the |
upper that va served.
Truly this Wa q great gathering. and
ne cordial relation that apparently II.
sted among all present deserved the high |
1t praise and reflects credit on the com
nnn'ty at large Those Who may roe.su-
ably - gwen credit for lenders in Tn.
'hsir msy be mentioned Mesdamcs Bul-
ock, Coleman, Ross, samuel ElIiots and
hawkins Asy me Lord crown with
blessings the future Of this good womsn's
lie and ever strengthen thss> lsdi>s 20
- endssyor for GOD
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
10 the Public

We.take pleasure in announc-
'ng that in the future Mr.. N. s.
buhne will solicit for the Nc
Oowell Times. He is authorize d
70 solicit iob-work. advertising.
subscriptions and to collect for
same Mr.. Buhne has been in
the employ of the Mcdowell
Times for SIX months and is IA
niiiar with all phases of the print
'og business. We ask our sub
'crioers and patrons TO encour.
'ge him by giving rs business
md paying mp their accounts.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Together We Stand; Divided We FALL

FEW VT, ks published n article showing the
numbe OF political positions filed by Negroes the
Mcdowell Comfy CoIored Republican Organization in town.
county and We impress upon Negroes
Of Mcdowell county that bad they politically
they would be filing positions nor would members
Of their serving jures which the life
and liberty CT many OF their For many
the Negro of Mcdowell voted soldly
70 advance the political fortunes of good bad
white Republicans and in the meantime they received
some positions Of honor and Not as many
a. they were Untitled when the fact they constitute the
majority OF the Republican
but without the colored organization its able active
aggressive fearless leadership the Negro Repu would
not have what they possess
snrewd and subtle plan is being worked by few
white politicians in this disrupt
izaton divide the Negro into several cause half
dosen or more Negros to become candidates elective
once TO which they lay Cain thereby the defeat of
all and causing the responsibility elimination of the
Negro from elective ofce to rest the Negro himself
We sound this warning you may be deceived that
coored men of Mcdowell county closer together
and to the organization than are To re-
tain our present get something else we
must stand more firmly with the organization hereto
lore This Is no time for trading. selling permitting
men to use TO destroy your race we
remain toge sner stand firm for entitled unite
upon candle ates in district county permit no one To
cause division. the recognition Divide
In next vear primary and for Let the ex-
ample of tn Negroes in county warning to the
black CT Mcdowell.
Together stand; divided we fall"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12

- '.--' rissrs al m a busy woman In
ir4-ski. IL any one wsntr o. k.ox how
70 successfully raise pigs. s~e Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. s. NJ Candy. property owner
AMI agent for the Southern Aid Society
under the superintendentship II Hon.
T. j. Millner, 10 q strong. supporter and
defender OF ace enterprsss-
W. b. IL IL. Supervising Deputy Die
triet NJ ~. q. L. y. o. +. of The state
carefully 10 ss after strangers when IN
Pulaski and is chairman Of the yigilsnt
committee
Miss = Il Scott, Office clerk and ste
nograPher ior Mr.. Mnlner, has kindly
accepted thu agency and correspondent
TO The Mcdowell Times and will here
after he weekly contributor Of news
from Pulaski.
j. T. Russell, the counting gentleman
OF the city. will soon be married We uh-
drrstsnd.
Charlie Jones, the leading tnnsorisI
artist not only OF Pulaski City but Of the
southwest section OF the state, has been
recently troubled with ''lumbsgo."
II you ever feel badly and want new
life infused all you have To do is TO see
and talk with brother Peter Belcher.
Hon George Boldly is always on hand
and makes it known at any and all times
his loyalty TO the race and the races ad-
ventures.
Strong talk tells us that in the near
future the cOlored people may have a line
drug store. Nothing comrnends itself
more creditably than To have a good
tirst-class. up-to-d@te drug store in Pu-
laski
j. W. Wilson, q cool headed. calm
and deliberate, is q very good worker in
frs'ernal organizations His word zoe.
along way in the matter OF general bus
mess
Miss Della r. Mills, who has been
teaching away from home for some time
has closed her school and will be at home
hereafter.
y. =. Deskin. the restaurant man. who
carries with him At all times smiles. ID
not a bad man by any means but will
feed you till you say you have enough.
j. o. Trigg, who is always quick or
trigger, especially when in the field hunt
INK and at the table, will treat you white
lie is o. X.
Eli Canaday keeps the Latch strin,
on the outside of his door always TO hi
friends and has a heart big A. q hous
Tor the poor and distressed.
"Brudder" Paul Lambert is the lead
ing mechanic in Pulaski, but told a
times were mighty dull.
Rev G. r. Jenkins, pastor of the Bar
tist church and a school teacher. is
strong worker and Sood citizen.
j. NJ Buford is proprietor of a mic
grocery store and handles what the 10,
call An export IN sde Of Near Beer"
j. j. Duncan, who is one Of our goo
eitizens, has had much sickness for III
past six months.
We failed TO see and have anv tai
with friend Cable Crews but the 9th.
fellows told us that he was we'll.
o. c. Cansdsy kept 30 busy while V
were in the city that We didn't get
chance u do any business with him. v
he told us he wanted To keep the Tiup
IN his home.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of the authority vested IN me
10y deed OF trust, hearing date on the
lat day Of July, 1913, executed by Robert
Davis and Josie Davis, his wife. TO the
undersigned w. r. Jones, as Trustee 10
secure To A. X. Williams 81 Wyoming
county the payment of certain notes there
In described, the said deed of trust being
recorded in the office of the Clerk Of the
County Court of Mcdowell county. We-t
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book Number y.
page 2ol, the undersigned Trustee hay'
ing been required SO To do, will offer for
sale At public auction 20 TIE highest bid
der, In front Of the post office in the CITY
OF Keystone Mcdowell county, West
Virginia, on the ind day Of April. 1915
at 1000 O'Clock A. NJ. the following DE-
-cribed real estate, to-wit: Situated in
the town Of kimbail, Mcdowell COUNTY
West Virgins, beginning at = w. corner
OF lot No lSj at stake on an alley.
thence in q northward direction. about
lbs f. 20 a street, then with said street
IN westerly direction u the Tidexater
Goal 4 Coke company's lease line: thence
With said line u stake; thence in a
southern direction about loo fl TO a stake
thence IN a southerly direction t. an ally
as shown IN map of kimball; thence in
an ca sterly direction along said alley N
the beginning. IL is the intent of this
deed 70 convey to w. r. Jones, Trustee.
all the land conveyed by William Pierce
and wife 10 A K Williams by deed da-
ted on the let day of January. 1899
which deed Is recorded in Mcdowell
county court Clerks Office in deed book
No 81, page q, to which deed reference.
II hereby had as To description, distancs
and amount OF land
The said sale will he made upon The
following tersns:-For 50 much cash a,
Will pay the cost OF this sale and the note,
and interests that NAV be due on day O
sale; the remainder To be PAYABLE II
notes OF monthly installments Of SIS. "a
each with interest from date OF sale. sais
notes u he satisfactorily endorsed. Ane
Tor iurtner security the title 70 said pro
erty will be retained until final PAYMENT
are made.
w. F. JONES, Trussee
keystone, W. Vs., March 5. 1915. 4w
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12

treatment and restoring 10 life those who
have been forced 10 the waters edge OF
death be IL winning the confidence Of
both white and coIoret. lie knows his
business and 10 not TOO lazy TO attend 10
10. lie i located IN the very heart Of the
town on Main street
Miss Pauline Mhlnsr, fashionable drezs
maser and msnicurist. has q fine place
OF business in the recently builtt~o-storv
orick residence owned ~ Mr. snd Mr..
James Murphy Of Gary, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Delaney. Who
live In East Pulaski. are thu greatest and
most successful chicken rsi-er- IN IA.
county. Mrs Dclsney. Who j. president
OF the Ladie. Socisl Club, = an exert At
erocbeting and tbs making e all kind.
OF fancy work. 10 y just a source Of in.
erpre-sible pleasure n visit them in their
bone, - hospitality kind are they.
Mr.. Festos Leroy Hnghss, agr = rear.
died Friday q. N at the home Of IN.
parents. Rev. and Mira Hunhe-. al-,nt :
O'Clock lie va q quiet and respectable
young man, bad recently become q mem
Der 81 the Methodist ehurch over which
Ms father ~ss pastor. For some time 10
fingered between lite sod death with that
incursble complaint q Tuburculo-i.. lie
va buried in the city cemetery of Need
moore F"nsrsl va preached BY Rev
Anderson Davis, Di-t. Supt. Tho-e who
are left 70 mourn hs untimely death are
mother and father, three sisters, two
orother- and boa Of friends.
Ars. Rachel wdker. By thrift. en~rsy.
push and economy has purchased for
herself q nice home.
Mn. Rash Johnson-y ouss = one Of The
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
"Dfys' Get Setback

A setback isf the dry" ID ,vsnsDt
CONES from the United States Supreme
Court The coart decided last week
that dry" State cannot prevent liqsor
being shipped into 1t from another State
where the trsde - LAWFUL. The court
holds that . state Law cannot interfere
with interstate commence.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
Notice to Take Dispositions.
To Andrew Kosko:

To Andrew Kosko:
Take notice that on March /, 1915.
=. the La" Ofhces OF A. q. Froe, in
the town Of Welch, Nc I
county. W. Va, between the hours Of y
o clock a. IN and O'Clock y. IN. of that
day, L shall proceed To take the det-,SL
uoiis oil myself and Others % be neal A.
evidence I'm my t'ehali, IN q certain suit
IN eYnity, depending In tile Circuit Court
OF Mcih'~ei' county, wherein / am plaia-
TN AMI you are defendant; and If from
any cause the taking OF the said deoo-
,itons oe not commenced, or, if coln-
menced, be not concluded. on that dav
the taking thereof will he adiourned from
time to time, at the same place aud be-
tween the same hours until the saline shall
be completed.
Elizabeth Kosko.
by A. G.. Froe
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12

MEN use to be quarling sometimes striking for
AVA short hours work, now they are erumbing
because the have too short Yes many have
cause 70 opan the they have no hours at all
70 work ell there need Of and less reason
70 be surprised when too is by everybody that all
Democratic administrations and now mean short
and few hours Of labor Soup houses panics universal
cry OF bar" times" and general stagnation business
always follow Democratic rule So take YOUR medicine
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-12
PULASKI MOST PROGRESSIVE
CITY IN SOUTHWEST VA.
CONTINUED from Page One. }

ssnssil bss already ordered the mead
sndsins for seven miles Of street; rock 10
ssv beng crusbsd FOR that purpose. The
~ q W. Ry. %. will soon begin the
iu>provsment Of their station 70 the
sneouns Of $4,000.
PERSONALS
M. ". N. Trsvis, p~rhsp, the lead
.s real estate man Of the race in Pulaski.
Dsducts . very large pool psrlor anil
n psscs 70 hesdqusrters for the common
y sought refreshments known - Near
Beer"
fussski, on ssDsrsl principle. 10 dry.
sos IN reality 10 10 about &c vet &c Roam
&c sAd focshous.s.
M ksfnsr Oafs 10 not only convent.
s>ey located for AMI easily accessible 20
Ne ssvslins public bss boast. Of being
- a Ne bsst eating places In town
Nm ksfssr gladly and cbeerfuny 70
ave> Al Who sch comforts At this place.
M DAsisl Moon. on Baptist Hill. the
se1D ~ op-to-dste botel man in the
80. 500 only kind 70 immediate friends
- . no<sd for bis ois hearted treatment
~ssrsnesn.
n. l. =. Andersen, agent for South.
- Ard Society, 70 che Of ne most sue
ennnfui sGsnn and b ssine~s men connect
- - NJ society.
- Lido srnerslly. are all heartily
O-epsrnnne vito Zach other in raising
nensy - psy Tor tke beautiful tn-room
DosoonaR nov uDdsr way Of CONSTRUCTION
- oaf Bsp<isf ''psrson," Rev. yen-
-. y. o. Corbip. the only colored
= - = - cit,. . noe only making
- = - hmn11f - b. - s.sosuuEal