The Rice belt journal., November 14, 1902, Image 8

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DETROIT STOVE WORKS
est stove WlOn
Wo be at e .e it the
Best Stove
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Stoves and Ranges
Cost No tMore
We ,..mesma the-.
L. L. 1IORSE & SONS,
Welsh, La.
NEW RESTAURANT,
ED LYONS, Proprietor,
Next to Journal Office, Welsh, La. _
E Fresh Fruits, Fish and Meats
and evrrything in Season.
Hot an4 Cold Lunches at all Hours.
Patronage of the Public Respectfully Solicited,N .
1'uuotluul~ii~
Netlee for Publicatiou.
LANID OuncE r NEw O. lS, LA.
October 4 1902.
Notioe is hereb given that the follUowing
thO tsaid woof  l be made beforel Tho. oL.
loVev U. S. Co•lenisioner. at Kinder. La. on
dol Etr 1828., for
; thJoi -d oj 0 2. and
of nw3 s4 d e3 of swii of sec 2, and
o -nw3 of rse Io. tp6 s r 6 w . Mer.
me Lthe follo w itnesse to prove
i e hioontinaursidne unnd onlti.tion
ofaid d, _vii : J.L. Lelan S. B. Leblanc.
0. J.Nisoi. Eugene Perkins, of Kinder. Cal
asieu P]arish,  .LrRa L. Coua-, Register.
See F. J. WEST
t When in need of FEFED of all kinds. He will
give you the benefit of the market and will sell for
CASH only and at a small profit.
SAlso aChoice Town Lots
- the West & West sub-division. Procure one at once as they are going
. fast. Terms to suit purchaser.
"An Oil Gusher,"
j "A Rice Farm,"
4r
"A Happy Home."
flow to buy or how to sell! See
, "
i E. F. ROWSON & COMPANY,
The Old Reliable Firm.
. .........S.......--**************
Our Rice Mills
Are Both Running Frill Time.
Bring Us Your Rice
and get the BEST RESULTS ATTAINABLE.
MONEY ADVANCED WITHOUT INTEREST on rice left
with us for milling and returns made in 30 days when so desired.
If you do not care to mill see us anyhow. We pay highest
market price for the rough.
THE JENNINGS RICE MILLING CO, Ltd
C. S. MORSE, Manager, W.T. HUTCHESON, SuptL
Jennings, La. Velsh, La.
Notice fir Publication.
LAD Orrica AT NEW Or]LEAlS. LA.
October 4. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the followiinC
named mestler has l.ed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before Thos.
o. NoVem. U. l Commimazoner st Kinder. La..
on November 15. 12-, viz:
T. George Nixon Homestead Entry 176.39
I for the awi4,of nrl and w6 swY4 sec 2. and
| of heswec Ilntp a, r- W. a. Mer
Re nametshe following witnesses to prove
1his continuous residence upon and c oltivatioe
of said land. viz: Alexander Cole. J. B. Cule,
F. . Leblano, T. M. Rester. of Kinder. Calca
sieu Prish, L. WALTEB I. CoKES. Register.
LOCAL AND PERSONAE.J
My stoc
for delive
A. P. Bonner, of Joplin, was a bus- Novemhbel
iness visitor here Tuesday. Mr. Bon- sery stocl
ner says that nearly all of the plant- should se
ers in the Lacasine river belt were as possib
through threshing and were preparing
to put their rice on the market. As
yet very little rice had been shipped Taken
from that section, due to the dullness southeas
of the market. -Jennings Times. Al on le
Mr. G. A. Bailey, of Welsh, spent same by
the day here Monday. Mr. Bailey danrages
was looking over the business pros
pects of this town with the Herald
editor and Mr. W. L. Peters and ex
pressed himself as much surprised
with the astonishing growth of Vinton.
He has not definitely decided whether
he will locate here yet.--Vinton Her-N a
aid.
A man named Landry was drowned
at the Jaenke bridge near Jennings
last Friday evening. It is said he
started to let down the draw bridge
and the crank slipped out of his hand
and flew around striking him on the
head and knocking him into the bayou.
His body never came to the surface
P after he fell into the water. He was
about 35 years old and leaves a wife
and several children.
Sunset Limited.
The coaches which brought the
Chicago bankers to New Orleans on
last Sunday are for the "Sunset Lim
ited" which will be inaugurated on
November 22. The coaches are of the
very latest model, having every con- Mion
venience, and were built especially for siona
. service between New Orleans and Cal- Pie
ifornia. Railroad men pronounced it nu
the finest train that ever came into oF
New Orleans, the cars being a marvel Wels
of beauty and finish. DI
New Town for Caleasleu. eau
Francois Hebert, jr., of ward one
will in the course of a few weeks open
a merchandise business at Jones'
Bluff on the Calcasieu river, and will
establish a ferry across the river at
that point. He has made application
t3 the Federal Government for a post
owing office and also contemplates the erec
nn tion of a sawmill. ee
This point is an old business loca- WT
r, L tion, and has enjoyed a large trade in and
nd times past.
prore ME.xIAN BEAUTY COMING. beft
ivatio the
Calca- Danahter-in-law of presient Disal
to PaY Us a Visit.
Wter. ,hen President Diaz of Mexico and Deb
his wife make their trip to this coun- Cu
try, they will, if present plans are not W
changed. be accoiupanied by their of
charming daughter-in-law. Senora Por- Stc
flrio Diaz. wife of Captain Portirio Di- cop
az. son of the president of our sister Pr
republic. of
In company with the elder Mime. Di
Re will az, the president's wife, who is viva- 5
sell for cous, graceful and a delightful cow
panion, the younger matron will un
doubtedly be much sought after by so
ots clety in this country.
Senora Diaz was Senorita Louisa
Raigosa before she was married to the
ashing young captain going
Shas been married only a year or
" T
two, but in that time has taken a hig
SBflRitiOl in the society of the capitaL
Sample Sale
BOX PAPER.
We have a lot of Box
Paper which was used as
samples by a large paper
house which we secured
at a bargain and will
place on sale at
5C.
Come early as they will
not last long at this price.
JOURNAL
Stationery Store
Ready for Pelivery.
My stock of fruit trees will be ready J
for delivery from about the middle of
November on. Those desiring nur
sery stock for this season's delivery
should send in their orders as early
as possible. JAS. (LICK,
Ioallnoke, La.
Empounded.
Taken up at my farm seven miles
southeast of Welsh, one cow and calf
1 on left hip. Owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
Sdamages. A. A. SUTTE't,
dLagRos. oanoke, La.
The Welsh 1
National Bank
re III;I- 1
,S
ýn e.
he
n- Many careful Business and Profes
or sional Men carry their acounts here.
al- Pleased to add your name to the
it number.
ito OFFICERS: L. Kaufman, President.
vel O. Fulton, Vice Peiden W W
Welsh, Cashier.
DIRECTORS: L. Kaufman, 0. Ful
A. P. Pujo, Gpo. Lock. H. it Arcen
eaul, A. E. Bell, F. L. Lewis.
TREASIRY DEPARTMENT.
ice of Comp rlle oi lo Clrrency
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 11. 1902.
Whereas, by satifactoryl evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that 'THE c
WELSH NATIONAL BANK." in the h
Town of Welsh, Parish of Calcasieu,
and State of Louisiana, has complied a
with all the provisions of the United
States, required to be complied with
before an association shall be au
thorized to commence the business of
SBanking;
Now therefore, I, Thomas P. Kane,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency, do hereby certify that "The
t Welsh National Bank," in the Town
of Welsh, Parish of Calcasieu, and
SState of Louisiana, is authorized to
cormnence the business of Banking as
r provided in Section Fifty one hundred
and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
"- In testimony whereof wit
S- SEAL. " ness my hand and seal of
- __- office this eleventh day of
1- September, 10. T2. P. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of
the C(urrency.
'' No. 6418.
No. 3.-. ýrui
A3MENDMENT TO CHARTER OF
Calcasieu Implement Co.. Ltd.
STATE OF LOUIBIA-A,)
PARISH OF CALUASIEdu
Before me, Lee E. Robinson. a duly commis
sioned and qualitied notary public, on this
day personalln came and appeared Paul W.
Daniels, Thomas H. McMillan and H. . Dan- Gu
Iels all residents of said parish and state each
of whom declared unto me that they collect- hole
ively owned all the stock of the Welsh Imple
ment and Vehicle Company. Limited, and that
ats special stockholders' meeting of said cor
porationheldat its office in the town of N elsh
at the expiration of fifteen (15) days notice as
required by its charter, said meeting being
held on the seventh day of December, A. D.
lt, said charter was amended by a vote of
all of the stock present and represented, so
that articles one, two and eight (1, 2 and 8)
should read as herein set forth, instead as pro
vided in the original act of incorporation; and
as soamended they shall govern the corpora
tion in the future.
ARTICLE I.
The name and title of this company shall he
!'Calcasieu Implement Colmpany, Limited," in
which name it shall enjoy a succession of
Sproperty and all of the powers, authority,
C rights, privleges and immunities vested by
law in corporatio • i and its domicile or prin
cipal place of business shall be in Welsh, Cal
r casieu parish, Louisiana.
o ARTICLE II.
Tie purposes and objects for which this cor
poration is established, and the nature of bus
Siness to be carried on by it are declared to be:
to conduct a general retail implement and
mercantile business; to buy, sell, own, mort
gage or hypothecate real estate or any chlarac
ter of movable property; to issue notes. drafts,
checks or other evidences of delbt; to conduct
a farming, canal, irrigation,l advancing, rice
milling, either public or private warehouse
business, and to perform all acts necessary for
or incident to any of the above enumerated
branches of business.
ARTICLE VIII.
This corporation can be dissolved or any
portion of its charter amended at either a reg
DX ular or special call of thestockholders' meeting
by a favorable vote of three-lourths (%) of the
Sstock resenlt or represented at such mleetlng.
In case of the dissolution of the incorporation
by uidation, expiration of time. or a decree
er of court, tile stockholders shall elect three (:i)
commissioners to act as liiuidators and to
ed wind up the corporate affairs in accordance
with the resolutions of the stockholdersn meet
I ing appointing thei. W\'itness their signa
tiaesheeto in imy presenice. and that of V.
W ainwrihlit and C. . Wildman,. competent
ant lawful witnesses, in tilhe town of Welsh,
this aevelthi day of I)ecembler, A. D. 101, each
appearer sulbscrlbing tile nlumber of shares
whichl they own respectively after their signla
tures hereto. lSigied)
H. 8. DAIELs, Nine Shares.
PAUL V. D)AIEI.S, Seve(nteen Shares.
TIIoS. H. McMILLAý, Twenty-six Shares.
Witnesses:
V. WAI\WnRI(IIT"
}A") LsE E. Ro)lxrSoa..
"j ( sit. Notary I'Public.
ýce"'AItIm11 OF (CAc'AsIEU.
Ottice of Cler. o( of Colrt 1 it Judicial Circuit.
I hereby certify that tihe above andl forego
ing is a trlne and correct ropy of thle original
aieltlndieIit to charter, tiled ill my ofttice on the
10th day of .1 nlUlY, A. I). 1I102-. and recorded on
Sthe 12th day of July. A. Ii. 102, in book 7
of inortagcis, pagces .:'3iet se of witi.. my
III testiioy wlo ereoy
', i official signature sand seal at Lake
(ýý. Charles. Louisiana, on this 14th dlay
re. of JTuly, A. D. t1102.
Delputy Clerk and Ex-Otlicio ltecorder.
RICE LANDS OIL LANDS I
Remember you prospective buyers of Farms, Rice
Lands or Oil Lands, we can surely save you money.0
We have a large list of Louisiana and Texas rice
lands we can sell from . 00 to $40.00 eor a gcre. We
do not own the earth but are agents for ien good ianed
slice of its suf ace, and with our long expetince and
personal knowledge of rice lands are competent to
phelp ou knoake .our selections either in Louisiana or
f Texas lands. We invite you to call or write us for any
e information. Will gladly furnish same on short notice.
DWIGANS & CARR,
OFFICES :
Welsh, La. Ganado, Tex.
ORANGE LAND 0u., Limited.
Rice, Sugar and
Timber Land
SOn reasonable terms, at from $5.00 to $30.00
FOR SALE per acre, according to qualit and location.
These lands are in solid blocks and have not
been culled. Some of them are under irrigation canal'. Apply to
SJArIE5 ELLIS, J. B. WATKINS,
WELIS, LA. LAKE CHARLES, LA.
SLEON CHAVANNE,
Fire, Accident and Tornado Insurance,
No. 727 Ryan Street. Long Distance Phone No. 597. 1
Laýe Chrls - Lov2isian .ia
For Rent! \L
200 acres well improved farm (never
cultivated)5t miles of Welsh. splendid
house, stables, fencing and pasture.
Will put down large well and let ten
ant run it with traction engine.
160 or 320 acres 3# miles of Fenton,
Sfair house and barn, fenced (wild land)
will rent same as above.
160 or 320 acres 3} miles of Fenton,
fenced, good barn and rice house and
will build new and comhortable house
at once. Splendid 10 inch well and
a 25 h. p. engine. A good farm. Levees
made.
500 acre well improved farm on
s Grand Canal about five miles from
d Roanoke. Five room house, very
s larege fine barn, two rice houses, pas
ture fenced, leveed. Will make a lib
t- eral bargain with good tenants and
if can furnish seed if desired.
f For further particulars see Read
Spencer at Roanoke or Rowson & Co.,
at Welsh, or write to
LAUGHLIN & CLOUD,
Decatur, Illinois.
SPENCER'S ALLIGATOR PRESS
SGuaranteed capacity, 22 tons of hay
aC per day, or no pay. Its 50 inch feed
t- hole makes it the best for rice straw.
SJ. A. SPENCER,
Dj Box 55, Dwight, l11.
i. wiea | |ii iwo.
Billon Brosi
I(
IDRUGGISTSI,
elsh, - - is
Welsh, - - Louisiana
I - g Good
RAlI1 Buggies so Cheap
Snor no cheap
Buggies so..
Good
as those sold
o by the .. .
_______ c 1" D.1~
LIYERY1 STABLE.
IP r
Pitre Bros .
ad %Velh. - a.
"•. Keep good Teams an.d Vehicles and
solicit the patrounge of the public.
ANTHONY HEBERT.
City
4+ Barber,
Next to Cool.er's Drugstore
Hot and Cold Baths,
Agent for Lake ('harles Laundry.
JIM LEE'S
Chinese Laundry,
Welsh, La.
Shirts, new .. . ............... ...15
Shirts, all kinds.. .. . ....... ...10c
Shirts. collars and ctutfs. e.15c
Collars...........- ............. .'c
Cuffs, per pair... ...............
Drawers (w wol lkc)............. - .o
Undershirts (wool 1c) .........
Nightshirts ............... .. 10e
S ocks...............................
T ies.............................. . .oe
(Coats......................... ...
Pants.. 5c
SVests ............ . . .. ......:....
Towels. per doAzn .................30c
j Handkerchiets. per dozen.......... 30c
Errors. if any, should be reported
within 24 hours. accompanied by
original list. Unless list accompah
ies bundle, ours must be accepted as
correct.
No goods held over 60 days.
Terms Cash. Positively no Credif
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