The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, October 07, 1904, Image 8

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I
SBRAN
-AND--
AT -
Jones Bros'
Free Delivery
'Phone No. 46.
('IIUWtU H NOTICES.
SEiVENTII DAY *DVENTS.
Services 1tvery Saturday at 10 a. im. All are
ordially invited to attend.
FIRST CONGREOATIONAL CHURiCH.
Services every Sunday at 11 a, m. and 8 p
,,. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:30 and
bLnior at 7:30 p. . Plrayer service and Bible
training class Wednesdayv evening 7:45. F.
C. LALETTE,. Pastoral Supply. Sunnday school
Sunday morning at 10 o clock. PAUL: \'W. DA.a
itsA, Supt. A hearty welcmre extended to
citizens farmers, their faminws and friends.
FLETCHER M. L. CHURCH.
Preaching at 11 and 8, every Sunday.
Sunday school at 0:45; Junior League at 3;
Epworth League at 7 p.m. All invited. Ev
anyone made welcome. Rev. Corwin Taylor
pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CftI'CH.
RaoULAR SUNDAY SERVICER.-11:00 a. m. and
8:15 p. m., preaching, Rev. H. T, Comish,
patlor. 10:00 a. Im. Sunday School, Dr. Jno.
H. Cooper, Supt. 7:30 p. m. Baptist Young
Peoples, Union, Mrs. S. . W. Day, President.
4:30 p. m. Junior Baptist Union, Mrs. J. F.
Tubba, Supt.; Miss Cora Cart, Pres. Prayer
Meeting and Bible Study every Wednesday at
8:00 p. mI. Every one cordially invited to all
the services.
Local and Personal.
Best Oil at Davidson's.
Rev. A. Sutter preached in low:
station Sunday.
Fancy skirt and waist goods for fal
and winter wear just in at M ,rtiI
Bros.
Chas. P. Martin transacted business
in Crowley yesterday.
Get your school shoes and schoo
dress goods of Martin Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Yantis we i
in Crowley Tuesday.
Hamilton Brown shoes, 'the besi
make at the lowest price, at Martir
Bros.
G. D. Ryther spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in New Orleans.
Mrs. Edith Simmons was in Lake
Charles Monday night.,
Gasoline at Davidson's.
J. C. Barry transacted business in
Lake Charles Tuesday.
Ring up Prentice & Prentice for
anything you want in either staple or
fancy groceries.
Mrs. Philip Miller spent yesterday
afternoon in Jennings.
What's Davidson selling? Why
bhard are, stoves and ranges.
Miss Kate Buckingham is spending
the week with Jennings kindred.
J. C. St. Germain of Jennings,
was a Welsh business visitor Friday.
Gasoline at Davidson's.
Mrs. L. T. Davis and Mrs. Lillian
Lee visited in Roanoke Wednesday.
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE FROX JUNE 2, 1908 TO SEPT. 9, 1904
y amount received from shoolfund .24
Amount taXes collected by Prentice 29.0. To amount transferred 8. H fund. 783.78
Amount .les co te dbBaclford. 3,013.18 To warrants Paid .... ... 16,562.4
Amt icense collected PBrentice. 2.75 Balance on hand Oct. 9, 1904.. 4,880.39
Amt license collected by Byackford... ,913.00
Amt received for note................
Amt received for insurance ......... 3,800.00
Amt received stock and fines. .. 3,750.0
Total receipt, to Oct. 9, 1904,,
22,226.3.8
Br aMt on hand Jn 2,1903 SCHOOL FUND.
Samt o had ne 2,1903......... 94.24 Amt transfered to urrent fund
By amt oollected by Prentice cco14.60 t i ... 1,000.00
By amt collected b Bikford....... 1,78.8.2 To balance on hand Oct. 9, 1904 781.4200
Total receist to Oct. 9, 1004.hand Oct. 9, 1,8590 71.42
1,875.10
By Colletion,.. ('EMEERY FUND
y arot overdraw Ot ..... To amt overdrawn June 2, 1 03. 108.99
98.9,
108.99
SSCHOOL HOUSE FUND,
B at trrrared from current fuol.. 783.78 To amt overdrawn June 2 103.. 713.78
This eounat is closed and droppe 73.7
IEXPLrANATOy TREMARKS :
$OA HNORABLE MAYOR AND BOARD O TRUOTEETS. ,TOWN OF WELH,:
' i W e,,pou finance committee, respectfully submit the attached reort overin OF Wperiod
Sfrom June 2nd, 1903 to close of business September 30, 1904.
This report shows a balance to the credit of he current fund of ,.
SO I; b tae to e overait of the chool fund of 71.42; and the report also shows the
m fund to be overdraw 783.78 was he school bhouse fund which showed in our last re.
. to be oardwat 783.78 was blanced by transferiua the sum of $783.78 from the car.
t and ad this nd d no hurther re reee the eou was dropped, thus we find
M tetouJcash b In wIif f 0ui ,319"e2, f this amount ,50 930 Is s. the credit
e•tsd ai als th oftheta: eelleeor. c
i: i.~g
Iowa News Notes.
jMrs- D. E. Davis went to ,1cnuinis
\\ ednesday on business.
Mi Is . It. I lead pleasantly en
I tertained a number of friends at her
Ihone Friday.
A. J. Findllay lost a vtaluable cow
iad mule last week: both are supposed
So have died from the exeessivt heat
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. IHauwk visited
I vlth 'T'eadule Bleaux last Sutnta:y.
c. Iilrold Findley went to Jen
1ii:,.s Saturday in quest of a team to
I1i)t in the harvest field.
I ice harvesting is p'rogressinu g
i , eir;v and almost every acre of uncut
rice is ready for the harvester.
Miss Goldie Lyons is quite sick
with chills and fever
Work began on the Storer ware
ho)use today. Mr. Sutter of I:oanoke
has the contract, and has a large
force of men at work.
Wait Bros. are loading two cars
rica for the New Oaleans market.
Services were held in both the M..
E. and Congregational churches here
- Sunday, Itev. Sutter of IRoanoke
and B. F. Deaton of Lake Charles
being present.
L. P. Wilcox lost one of his
driving horses and a mule last week.
re Messrs. Will and Quinn Bennett of
lkeville were visitors in Iowa Sunday.
A. J. Findley went to Hayes today
on business.
01 J. J. Irwin had a runaway last
to wee, and in consequence has a badly
disfigured buggy.
Letter to R. Todd. I
V WELSH, LA.
'r Dear Sir: The cheap paint to buy is
the one that covers more than you 1
id think; the cheap one to wear is the 1
, one that is young when old.
la Mrs Moore, of Kelsey, N Y, bought
". 16 gallons Devoe to paint her house
two coats: her painters said it would j
II take that. Had 6 gallons left.
Mr James Ackley's house, in Cairo
(Catskill Mountains)' N Y, was
painted Devoe: it wore 14 years; and j
the paint was in good condition then.
He was going to paint, the last we
knew, though. That's the way to
a preserve a house; repaint when there's
no occasion.
1 Yours truly
n F W DEVOE&CO j
53 New York
LEWIS LUMBER CO.. ell Our Palnt. "
Love Finds a Way. d
1 Fashionable weddings find prom- ,
inent place in the papers; reaý this,
c as coming from the other end of the
line, says the Lake Charles Press.
One day last week as the foreman of
t a large lumbering camp in Calcasieu
1 parish was returning from his daily
duties with his crew, he was accosted
by a couple, who standing before
him, hand in hand, announced
that they had run awavl from
home; sixt. miles distant, where
a cruel fate frowned on their love,
and they asked two things-first,
that the nuptial knot be tied with a
round turn and a couple of half
hitches: secondly, that the bride.
groom be given work. The camp
foreman at once attended to the
hitching part.
The bride was pleasantly gowned iti
a Mother Hubbard which fitted loose
ly in the back and front likewise at
the sides, and was gathered up here
and there by her finagers as she ner
vously handled her costume.
The bridegroom wore a complete
suit of overalls and jumper, the
former having one leg from the knee
Sdown patched with a different colored
material.
' The happy young couple buckled
down to work; the groom is cutting
logs in his wedding suit.
e - - ****- - ---- ------ ~.....
Rice Farmers
I Attention!
\e are LUow ready to handle
your crop. We will buy your
rice or m oil toll.
e\V make liberal advances on
riice left with us to hle milled and
__- ~charge no interest and storage on
same.
Bring us your samples and we -
will figure with you. Should you -
want your rice held on storage
for better prices, lbring it to us
anyway, as we charge no storage -
on all rices we buy at any later
date.
Should you want to mill, we are
satisfied that we can get you as
good prices as you can get any
where.
The JENNINGS RICE
MILLNG CO., Ltd.
Rice 1lillers
and Dealers
Established 1895. Distributing Office, Jennings, La
s-- *
W. T. IUTHCI-ESON
SSuperintendent
Welsh, Louisiana -
w" w·V
PR[NTICE & PR[NIIC[
Hardware
and
Groceries
Rice Storage
THE GLOBE WAREHOUSE CO., Ltd.,
Warehouse No. 1 at Welsh, La.,
Will store Rice at regular rates. Low rates of
insurance.
Prompt shipments on orders from patrons.
Rice buyers given every facility for purchasing
and inspecting.
"
H. 1VL. WEST
DEALER IN
Rice Bran, Polish and Feed,
I make free deliveries to all parts of the town, '
handle the best brands of feed and am moderate in my .
charges. Give me your next order.
\ 0
LIYERY STABLE.
% II
Ii
G-. B .o
DeOp good Teams and \'ehicles and
hsolicit the patronage of the public.
Billon Bros
DRUGGISTS,
Welsh, - Louisiana
JIM LEE,
CHINESE LAUNDRY, WELSH, LA.
Shirts, new ....................1
Shirts, all kinds. ......... .. oc
Shirts, collars and cuffs...........15c
Collars, each...............
Cuffs, per pair.............. 5c
Nightshirts, each ............... 0c
Drawers ......... ... ..
Undershirts... .. .... `r
Socks, 2 pairs for........... . . .. c
Ties, 2 for................. ..... Sc
Coats, each ........... .........20c
Pants. per pair............20
Vests, each.... ..." .... 15c....
Towels, per dozen............30c
Handkerchiefs, per dozen...... ..30c
Sheets, each.. ......... . 10
Tablecloths, each.......... ....1i
Pillow Casings, per pair.......... c
Counterpanes, each....... . 5c
Ladies' Shirt Waists, each.... ...15c
Overpants, per pair............... 15c
Overcoat..............** * .......... 15e
Woolen pants, per pair. .....·. ..
Woolen coat.......... ........ 5
Errors, if any, should be reported
withiu 24 hours, accompanied by orig.
inal list. Unless list accomnanies
bundle ours must be accepted as cor
rect. No goods held over 60 days.
Terms cash. Positively no credit.
JolH. Cooper, I. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
Welsb, La,
Office over Cooper's Drug Store.
Office Phone, 15
Residence Phone. 26.
R..Arenean , I..,
Physician and Surgeon,
Welsh, La,
Local Surgeon for' the Southern
Pacific Railroad.
Office over Welh Nat'l. Bank. Bedence
Phone iii.
FRANK COTTON,
Civil Engineer
and Surveyor,
Welsh, Louisiana.
Plsts of Welsh oil field showing all
subdivisions will be furnished upon
application for $1.00.
Ofle with Davison-Martin Real
Estate and Loan Co.
Telephone No. 91.
CLINE, CLINE &LjI
I., it l S I no' ri' ( ! i.
tT.dake I
I u', '' I
( (' Stw4 1
ANTHONY HEBERT,
City
Barber,
Next to ('o,,er'. I)rugtop
Hot and Cold Baths,
S•mmmmmmm mm..2.... I
J. D. KI'BALL,
Blacksmithing
AND
Horseshloeing,
All Kinds of Repairing a Specialty.
Shop located on North Adams street
T heorl1dsFr Routi
$t.ovIs * .STATION
CAIRO
* MONTGOMERVY.
11W OPILCA
SMobile & Ohio Limited
Leaves NEW ORLEANS 7:30 p. m. Arrives
ST. LOUIS '.:44 p. m. next afternoon.
ST. LOUIM EXIPRESS Leaves 9;10 a. m.,
Arrives ST. LOUIS 7 52 next morning
Rate: to i, toh o ad Rerun
20 Limit at Fair 16 D1y
.24 Limit at Fair *80 Day
2-8.80 Return until . . Dec.
TICKETS ON SALE EVERY DAT.
ELEGANT PULLMAN SLEEPERS
New Orleans to St. Louis
WITHOUIT CHANGE.
2 COACH EXCURSIONS EVERY DAY 2
EXCEPT FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS
$15 to St. Louis and Back,
Limit 10 Days.
$45.85 Denver, ColoradoSprings. Pueblo
or Boulder, Colorado and Back.
$58.85 alt Lake City or Oden and Back.
tober 31so nsale Every Day. inal Limit 0o
tober 31st. li·inal0t
TICKET OFFICE:
229 St. Charles St., Cor. Grarier
Phone Main 3639-L. Opp Telegragh
Offices.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
F. E. GUEDIIY. D. P. A.
Queen & Crescent
ROUTE
T.e EeSt Line
-TO
New York, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, St. Louis,
Cincinnati, Washington,
Birmingham, Chattanooga,
-AND ALL POINTS
NORTH and EAST.
Through Pullman Sleepers New Or.
leans to Cincinnati, New Orleans to
New York via Lookout Mountain,
Bristol, Lynchburg, Washington.
"THE SCENIC ROUTE."
New Erleans to St. Louis via Merid*
ian and Mobile & Ohio Railroad,
THE WORLD'S FAIR ROUTE.
DINING CARS SERVING ALL MEaLS.
Coolest, Cleanest, Most Picturesque.
Full detailed information furnished'
with pleasure on application.
C. F. WOODS, T. P. A.,
San Antonio, Texas.
G. H. SMITH, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
New Orleans, La.
R. J. ANDERSON,As'tGen. Pass. Agt
New Orleans, La.
Belsh leat Iaiet,
IHAA AISI A 1,
Proprietors.
First-Class Meat of All
Kinds always on hand.
Phone 74.

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