The Richland Beacon-News from Rayville, Louisiana • 3

mm 385 Pi Adams-McCoy. One of the prettiest home wed-! dings celebrated in in several tears and one of much interest to SATURDAY; JANUARY 1, 1910. IN I SET Christmas day, ami was here to employ assistant counsel in the prosecution. F. A Evans, big up tLe river planter, was in town yesterday.

Feoee Pickets, pine or cypress, any design. Kvvim.e LrMBF.it Co. B.A1VK YOUR t.ib.e Stability of the bank and and "hank cn" our willingness its give careful attention their business. Our customers value willingness to co-C icrate with and abilit y- to assist i. eveiy wiv.x- v.i' DanKing.

r.etner tneir account be larce or lazll we annreciate their oatronasre. lid? makes for a mutually satisfactory and crofitable arrangement and for th atari patron. We shall be pleased to have YOU open an account with us. THE RICHLAND STATE Louisiana. CAPITAL STOCK, s6 SURPLUS, DiKiicrows: OPFICEKS: C.

J. ELLISrfcresident V. N. TRAYLOR, Vice-President R. C.

NORWOOD. Cashier FRED MORGAN, Assistant Cashier C. J. Ellis, V. J.

Coleman, W. N. Traylor, YV. L. Jones.

Chas. Titche, J. V. Waldorf A. Smith, the bright and handsome son of Mayor and Mrs.j t.eo.

Wesley Smith, is home for the It. -all. V. a I uouusjs io tue aeiigui oi many friends. He is a student at Misis- sissippi College, Clinton, and he is doing creditable work there.

George Wright, one of our arnli-tioui! boys who is a student of the Kentucky Military Institute, 0r is at Lome taking his holiday vacation. We regret to learn of the painful injury suffered by B. Chap, man, of Archibald, in having his arm droken by a runaway horse while driving home from the funeral of Mrsttllsry Williams. Chair Rounds and Table Legs and I all kinds of turned work. RATVILLE Lt MBKS Co.

Tho8.ILurk, friend of The Beacon-News who is now a medical student at the Memphis Hospital Medical College, called in to see us Thursday. We cao show veu how to solve your Feed, Light, Healing 1U fN j-Ti the- U-i 1 VT71v J. R. ilyrick Richard Hatch C. NorwooJ i 7: 't 1.

ii 4 IS I iii if! i B. can't burn up; yu won't spend to vour fair-weather friend- Money to Burk 3 THATS "WHAT YOU HAVE) ITmSfOU KEEP IT IN problems. No charges for lion or estimates. irn LOCAL -NEWS. Kice weather after that I Mil spell.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Humble, of 2Utghaa, visitors tfuceday.

Capt. Jbo.sIIv Guill and M. L. feCojV 1'iomiaent Alto business in Bayville Sunday last. Pictares made at tLe Tent 12 for 25 cents in four different portions.

E. H. Alexander, with Jao. H. -3riU Co cf Alto, was in Ray- iUe visiting friends last Sunday.

15 cents per can up. Kavvjlle Limkku Co. Miss Laura Justice returned Tuesday from a visit to the family of Mr. a. LVEdwards, of the SJ --ward.

r.vcf CheTlkrrille, "the br-ght aoo of 'Bos. a io Rayviile I Tuesday, having returned from a visit to M6nroe. 'Not Low cheap, but have good. Gunthei'a at -G. J.

Gixvts Dur; Co. "Mrs. Katie Armstrong, of Shreveport, spent aevera! da a this week "Visiting Ler bister, Mrs. Fannie ilangbam. T.

D. JJcLeroy, one of Maogbam's refl known business men, was in Monday and called at the Beacon News cilice on business. If job can't End it 'elsewhere cal G. J. Glover Uki Co.

'Mwse Edith and Lura Lynn, of Muskogee; spent the Christina holidays visiting Hon. and Mrs. GtO. Wesley -Smith. 1 bese pretty --nd Uigit Lttle girls are the neicesl Mjf Mr.

Smith. Frank B. and J. M. pros--perous and well known youog; busi-Desa men of Buckner, were in Ray.

Yilie the first of the week. J. 41. Hatch paid this office a business call. Benson Scolt, druggist of Winns-'-boro, wha formerly held the position Of pharmacist at the Rayviile Drug and made many friends during -his stay Lere, was in the old Iowa gain greeting friends last Sunday.

-Day phone 4, night phone 31. Uatville Lchbek Co. R. L. Talbert, one of Maugham's and mct -substantial citizens, was in town the latter part of last week to meet Lis daughter.

Miss 3atie, who was just returning home fran the Stale Kormal to spend the Holidays. I Hot Sodas, Chocolate, Bouillon, mUl be served all nuter at -Jones 1'haummt. Among the visitors to the Beacon-jNewe office last week too late for mention in last weeks issue was J. II. Elier, planter of the SJ -ward.

lie called in oo business and while Ler lie let us ina the secret that4ie was oon to become a Bene -diet. tGIasa cut any ze to order. Rtviu.e Lumber Co 'Warren S. Wright, accompanied by Lis friend, Thompson Taliaferro. ip from -KwrUonburg Satur-dav to spend the Holidays with the ITS If you put your money in the-bank it foolishly; you won't have to lend 1 If 1 THE it 31 Cwi of a Sever Attack ml BraacbitM br CkamhorUiM Caask Raawdy.

On October Isth bv-t. nt little three year old daughter contracted a pevere cold hie resulted in a bad rae of bronehifi. 5-s Mre. W. G.

Gilon, Lexington. lo-t tlie power of speech completely and wa a very efrk Cuild. Fortunately we bad a bottle of Chamberlain Coujh Keuie-ly in the house and gave it to her according to printed direction. On the seetwu day was a jrreat deal better and on the day October 23. he was entirely well of ber cold and bronchitis, which attribute to this pplendid medicine.

recommend Chamberlains Cough Remedy unreservedly as I hsve found the surest safest and quickest cure cclds. both for children tud adults, any 1 have ever used. For tale by all patent medicine dealers. ,342.222 Bales Giaaed to December 13 Washington, Dec. 20.

The census reports 9,362,222 bales 'of cottcui ginned from the gr'owtlf of 1309 to Dec 13, compared with 11,900,565 bales for 1908. The proportion of cotton ginned Dec. 13, 1909, ia 90.3 per cent of crop ginned up to same date in 1908. The following are the returns from states: Texas 1,263,423 against 1908; Mississippi against 1,441,947 iu 1908; Louisiana 248, 5o4 against 43o.603 1908; Florida against 64, 131 in 1908. The sea island coUon states are as follows; Florida 26,871 Georgia South Carolina 10,727.

Lime, Cement, Valley Tin. Eatviixe Li mbeis Co. Sheriff's Sale. State of Louisiana. Parish of Richland.

Seventh District Court. Richland state Rank vs. No. 3041. Hannah Strolber.

Individually and as Tutrix for her Minor children. By virtue of a writ of aei.ure and sale issued in the above stvled and numbered suit, and me directed. I have seized and taken into mv possession, and ill offer for sale at the east door of the court bouse in the Village of Rayviile, ithin legal hours of sale, ou -SATUKDAY, JANUARY 15, the follou iujr described property, to- a M'a 1 1 w.a VI IT Fast. rnntaiDino- M) acres of land-i no re or less, together with all the butldines and unprovemeiits inereon. Individuallv and a tutrixfor her minor i defendant, and wi'l le sold to I you've got it it will grow.

will pay von per cent in interest on your deposits in our savings department, and compound the every six months. OUACHITA NATIONAL BANK Capital Surplus $100,010 Totai'Assets Orcr One Million Dollars Officers T. E. Flournoy, Pres. F.

G. Hudson, First Vice-IYes. J. S. Handy, Second Vice-Pres.

Olivef'B. Morton. Cashier J. T. Austin.

A'sst Cashier THIS IS THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BANK i many friends, owing to the popular-: ity of the contracting parties, ws that of Missr-Katy H. McCoy, of Alto, to Mr. J. J.Adacis, of I'he beautiful cerrctny was said by. Rev.

T. N. Rbsmsf the Bap-j tts: Church, at the Lome of the bride's parents on Ust Wednesday afternoon 812:30 a nurauer of cf the families were present, both frciu Alto and other towns. The bride is the elder daegter off Mr. and Mrs.

M. McCoy, a young lady possessed of much. beauty and grace, as well as being very accomplished and a graduate! of Shorter College, of Rome, Ga. She Las many friends in where she was the popular assistant io the High School one year, who learn with unalloyd interest of her happy marriage. The groom made tunny friends in Alto last year while principal of the school at that town.

He is now engsged in his profession iu Texas. Mr. anoVMrs. Adams left Wed. nesdiy evening fur tuair home iu Texas, carrying wilh jLern the best wishes of their Louisiana friends.

Cochrac-HiBor. A wedding of much irnpor- nance was that of Mr. J. Cochran Miss Mary Elizabeth Hlxon at linme rf tiri.it-' narent. Mr ml M.

Ilinn. nf Mangham, on Christmas day. the Rev. C. F.

Almond ofliciating. The affair ws a quiet one to which only a few relatives and friends had been invited. Miss Hixon is quite a social fa vorite in Mangham, beipg the daughter of quite a prominent family possessed ofauany admirable charms that make woman all that is beautiful. Mr. Cochran is the principal of the Mangham School, having come from Texas two years ago to take charge of the school at Alto.

He has many warm frienns in both towns, as well as Rayviile, all of whom wish him and his far' bride all the good things of life. Mr. and Mrs. Cochran will make their home in Mangham. Jay M.

Courtney killed by W. 0. Jones. Jay Courtney was shot and killed Christmas day by Jones the Ialter's store io the 5th ward, near Mangham. Both are well known white farmers of the 5th ward.

They quarreled over a game of cards, or dice, an 1 were driuking. Courtney was shot several times, a pistol being the weapon Jones -Qsed, death resulting atmost instantly. "A pistol winch aafl not Dee urea was found ly-isg by Courtney's side. Jones weeompanied Deputy Sheriff E. L.

Williams to-Rayville Sunday and was released on 81,000 bond. Mrs. Williams Dies Io Shreveport. The Richland relatives and friends -ol-Mrs. Mary Williams, widow of the late E.

II. this parish, rtgret to learn of her death last' luesuay in bbreveport, where sue bus made her home with her son, S. O. Williams for several years. The remains were brought over Wednesday and ouried in the Little Creek Cemetery Thursday.

Mrs. Williams made her borne in this parish narly all her life, being the example of a good Christian lady, a devoted mother and affectionate wife. Many friends still remain near the old homestead; who came to pay a last tribute Thursday and shed a tear by her open grave. Mrs. Williams leaves four eons and many frieuds to mourn her The Beacon-News extends the homage of its respectful and pro- UUUU CJUilkHJ vuv i.u In Ilia nflrft.fi.il family.

EtierJ.waas. Last Sunday in the presence of a few friends of the family Miss Fan j-tiie Lyons waa maxriea. 10 nr. Joseph, biier, both, ol tb Third Want, near Girard, Magistrate 4-L. liinion ofBcialing.

Miss Lyons is a young lady well and popularly known in that section of the parish, and Ener is a well to do planter who has many friends who learn with plea.ure of his good fortune ia winning so fine a prize. The Ueacon Newa shares in the congratulations of their msoy friends and wishing them all the happiness and joy of wedded life. As a rule a wPI feel well sati- if be can hobble around on crutch I ea two or three week aHer spraining Iiis ankle, ant1 It is often two or three CGre may be effected in lea Jeae wlihia three days. I ra-T I For sale by all patent medicine dealers. lift I I it for of to in to v.

7 I i i I i FOR SALE 40 acres well improved, loamy, farm land, in high state of cultivation, with nice 4-rcom dwelling, and all necessary cut houses, gocd cattle range, and near good schools. Succession Notice. State of Louisiana, Parish Richland, 7th District Court. Siiccessjou of Jay Courtney, deceased. Whereas, Willn-r Kline has flle.l in the otlice of the rlerk of the Seventh District Court, in and for naid parish of Richland, bis application to appointed administrator of the above numed Xow.

therefore, unless opposition be within ten davs from the date herwr, the said ilU Kline will be appointed a such administrator upon his complying with all the requirements of the law. a. f. runvis. Clerk 7tb Di-trict Court.

Rayviile, Dec. 3U. A. D. Notice.

i There ill be a meeting of th Sock holders of the Mangham State Bank on Thursday, January 20th. 1910. at 10 oVlock a. m. at their oilice in Mano--i ham, for the purpose-of election of I o'eers lor the ens-ung year.

S. A. CAUSEY, Ca-hier. Came Near Choking to Death. 1 A little boy.

the con of Chris. D. Peterson, a well known resident of Jacksonville, Iowa, had a udden and attack of Mr. Peterson! says: I think he would have choked to death had we not him this remedy. For sale by all patent medicine dealers.

Lost, Strayed or Stolen. From the Rayviile Brick yard, on the nUht of November IfltO. One dark brown horse ir.ule. light tan color under belly and flanks, about fifteen bauds hih. xJiiu -tind -r scar on shoulder, age about 10 ea s.

lately roached and as in good rondi- tion. fV liberal reward will be paid for return or information leading to recov- ery. J. VV. SUMMERMN, Rayvilie, La.

EVERY MOTHER is or shouH be worried whec the little ones have a coujrh or cold. It may i lead to croup or pluricy or pneumonia. then to something more serious. Bal- I lards Tiorehound syrup ill cure the trouble at once and prevent plication. anv com- The Meaavat Maa ia 0M who IVS wears a frown.

cross and disagreeable, and short and sharp in his answers. Xine cases the 'poor fellow's er aijrcstion that make him feel so miserable, he -ran't vr II )i 1 I 1 1 Then start at once taking Ballard's Heroine for your liver. Sold by Joues' Pharmacy. Stalk cutlers built to order. tc.oo and up.

Get prices. Eavville Fminphi Macule Co. Stockholders Meeting Richland State Back. Yon are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of Stockholders of The Richland Stale Bauk will 1-e held at its office, in the town of Rayviile. parish i of Richland.

State of Louisiana, on the 41b ay of January 1910. at 10 o'clock. 1 A. M-. for the election of Board of I)i- reetors forfte ewcinjr year, and for the transaction of cucb other business as may properly come Iwfore the meeting.

R. C. NORWOOD, Cashier, i Farro gates, iawa swings, of cy- press or pine. RaTVILLK Ll'MBaU COMPANT Deasoai Big Uamp 5ale. r.ons.

the nniinlar aent. fur lLis hig extensively, an attractive a quoting some of their very low prices will be found1 I in another pari of this paper. Read sce lh(. op, o-tunit offered 30U to buy cueaj er than you I ever did bfor A line line Jacobs a U. Loatej's candies at JoXtS PlIAIiMH T.

Use Snowdrift Lime. Hest mst'e Ratvii.lk Lcvtr.R Co. KlIYSOMOlAXrVIlYE foa Srenacn Taowatx APPLY Ravville Fotxuur Machine Co. Harry J. Coenen and L.

M. Lam- mie, "ilh the Rayviile Lumber Company, spent the Holidays in their old home at visiting relatives and friends. A party of Girard sportsmen spent the week camping on Boggy Bayou deer hunting thr week. Reports come in of all kinds of auccess. They were joined oo the hunt by several Rayviile hunters.

A party of sportsmen speut the week in the swamp northeast of Rayviile tamped on the Collins Lake on a deer hunt this week, meetiug with tine success, having good luck from the first evening out. In the party were Messrs. Jim Glor er and Mack F.abon, of Junction City, and Joe Glover, Coleman, 11 Stevenson auJ II A Mangham. S. E-Xarrcll Hurt With Cannon Cracker.

Rayviile was not unlike other towns in having its Christmas injuries to those who prank with fireworks, and particularly the big cannon cracker. Several persons received more or less painful burns, among the number being Mr. W. T. Cook, who has his baud right painfully burned by the of a larga roinan candle.

The most; serious iujury as a result of fire works celehraliog, uowever, was Mr. S. E. Carroll, who lost part of a finger, had his hand terrible torn and his eye burned by allowing a cannon cracker to explode accidentally io hie hand. Scientific Spaakiaja.

consists in punifbuient only when a child is actually Some mothers thick that all crying is badness it's not. When your baby cries look for wins or 60ine external cause, if you cant find them give the baby White's Cream Vermifuge as jue chances are if-is suffering from worms which keep it hungry and cross all the time. Sold by Jones' Pharmacy. Resolatioss Respect Tba tretrbcr of the Presbytesian Church and their Ladies Aid Society have held a meeiine of sorrow, in honor of their most esteemed member, Mrs. Lem Scott, and have passed resolutions of respect and placed them on the roll of honor ia the church book.

They are as follows: Whereas, our Heavenly Father haa seen Ct to remove' from us our dearly beloved aud faithful sister and-mamber, Mrs. Annie Scott, we in this hour of grief and affliction. extend our moat tender sympathy ao4 kivc tu the bereaved husband and sorrarw strk-ken daogbler and relatives. We hope to rally around and comfort them in this- hour of sadness with, our prayers, for the gaidaoc and comfort of our Lord and Master to direct and give them peace. Membkks CiiikchJ CARD.

1 have purchased the entire millinery stock; fra Mrs. Irma M. Bute aod will -ell everything at a reduced price. I solicit the pstrouage of cur former and promise to give talis fact ion. T3 AlA M.

FlKfLfc. have M.M stok miHtwrry Uii Ada 1'irtle 1 wish tbauk my friends for eir liberal I at A I S. GAINES GIRARD, II satisfy said1 writ of seizure aud disagreeable. Are you in ami all cost. i riinnr nf itiin.

Intn 1 OR RENT TO LOUISIANA. COOK TOO MUCH FACE. Yon a if you had one face tbo rnanv when yon have neuralgia Don't -ave the face you may nce it. K't ri'' of tn; "rIS' ai-ply- in Ballard inow Linnnent. Finest thing in the world for rheuuiati.lir, burns, cuts, scalds fn-c back and pain.

Foral! by Jone Parnv. Farm For Sale 80 acres of good land, with a a a iiome folks of Mr. Wright. The roaay fiieada of "Sis" are glad to -ewkiai again and to know ht is doing nicely Catahoula. Those who re interested in early OOtton sed wetd do well to read the ad of T-U-Tarker Co.

Terms of sale, cash with benefit of appraiseineut. W. N. TRAYLOR. Mi riff.

Rayviile, Dec. 1. 1909. We handle Gonther's Fine Can dies. G.

J. Gi ov-tR Dim Ce. Slioriff's Sale. State of Louisiana. Parinh of Richland.

Seventh lilnct Court. First Natchez Bank. Vs. Xo. 3003, JJ.

W. Whatley. By virtue of a writ of FL Fa. iaturd in taa above styled and numbered auit and ta me directed. I have aeized and taken into my poMea- i 9 I Um Jr Sam.

aim wni viici i. tbe Court Huuae. in the liiasa of hour mt sale an. SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1910, the follow init decriled propertv. to- it: Wi cf lot 8 Ray's plan of Rayviile.

sanl lot fronting south ou Bene-dette street feet aud extending back 120 feet, ou wcivU the Ecotiouiy Drug Store is aititated. Also all of lot 9 block 10. Kay's plan of Rayviile and 10 t-off tbe eootb side of lot 6 block 10. I I 1 the north-ea corner of aaid lot and ruaning thence eotnn 11. tneac- wf! good rarm house, about 8 or 10 acres under a good wire fence, for sale cheap for cash, or part cash 4 and balance in 1 to 3 years.

It is I of Itowroe. Tbtf handle the variety, and are sole agents tor hat popular aed ia this section. Jj aendiog to them you get the on iiruaucw 2 1-4 miles of Rayviile, suitable for trucking, poultry and stock raising as it has a gobd -outlet for this purpose. aaaaagtagaj j- liO ft. thenca aortu in it, anu inencej as liW ft to point of beginning, naid cishing store of Shreveport.

will1 lorraaion.llot fing 7u hegin 00 January 5th their ff Julia (street extending back l.fet. And also lots 10, ll. 12, 13. 14. 13- ltt.jSemi-Annxal Dump Sale.

They are W. T. a 1 Larbor eavine juacbinerr a speciah Ctive cottage be rng MrUieidr of towu in aa'a bkck bjr C. J. i about -ady for occupancy.

-er who was for indent ofTayville mI Chrisliaa lady, "1 11 -oiHer visit to her nd connDodious 1 1. Lipscomb It Srll! 1 -ttet- attractive SlI. O'Neal Dealer in RAYVILLE, LOUISIANA Tra el ag Saljaetaa. II Deer. Ij have bec.n troubled for iiie ti-ne ith 17 and is di naiiey uuu 1 y.

ville. together witU all the buildings and improvements thereunto brluuging. situated in Rayviile, Richlaud Louisiana. Si.ed a the property of II. w.

Whatley, defendant, and will be sold to sal isfv said writ OI seizure auu -sic aud all eosis. Terms of sale: on twelve months lor kal .1 will bring. dst to be- "Tu ,7, ZSn a 1 k. a. a iriVM I'AJkll ou ProertV.

tiel iff Rarville. I.a Dec. received nice lot of beat post card views. I'liAKMAfT. Buscuil boards and rolling pins.

liATWb! LCMBfcB CIPXV. -I i 111 1 i-nnlil seareelv ritrr mv cr'mu Al'nr1' u-ing one bottl I'ilis I have been entirely relieved and cheer fully recommend tl.e:n to all. Folevs Kidney IMisare bealm an I antiseptic antl will ealih and t-trength. ol by (i. J.

trtover Inig Co. and solicit same lor Ibe.thaaoue weeks lime, ana in n.anj I angham, Vile is the yoaog prescn. Mks.Ikha M. But. 1 -'he ilh-vMtd 1 1 Alt--J aT.