The Rice belt journal., August 02, 1907, Image 4

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The Rice Belt Journal.
Published Every Friday by
Welsh Printing Company, Ltd.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAI IN ADVANCE.
Entered at the postoftice at Welsh, La., as I
sucond class matter.
FRIDAY, A " ~I ' '' , 1907.
Id ins0iure .'iblicat 1 )O aI cop";- " u'do ,t i i
SCity Barber Shop,
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r . HEBERT, Prop.
jlHoi and (ld
Blackmithing
Horseshooing.
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aId Sae Siabiý t.
Rigs of l\II inds, Villi or Hilliout
Driters.
GIVE ME A CALL.
CHAS. DAUTEL. 1
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For First-class Work :
* (iOTO THE
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f \North of S. P'. Depout. +o'
SAM YANG, Prop. 't1
S ~ucecsor to Jim Lee.
WELSH. .' ... LOUISIANA.
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On The Safe Side.
Neglected Coughs and Colds put one
on the unsafe side. There is no need
to take these chances. flovaline
Cough Cure. taken in time, will quick
Iv put you on the safe side. You will
find nothing better for Coughs, Co)ds,
Croup and WhXooping Cough. Con
tains no opium. Pleasant, Safe, Sure.
Keel) it on hand. 2" cents. Money
back if you want it. Get a bottle to
day. For sale by Cooper Drug Co.,
and ('resceut Drug Store.
"HenIar as the Sun."
is an expression as old as the race.
No aoubt the rising and setting of the
sun Is the most regular Derformance
in the universe, unless it is the action
of the liver and bowels when regulat
ed with IDr. King's Neew Life Pills.
Guaranteed by all druggists. Price
25 cents.
ial. LOCAL NEWS CONTINUED.
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I 't rh car N ntriline at Jones I ro .
td. 1 ~. ('r), wa a viitot in ('z'uwle)
I t. l. i itlt wen(Vt'ttt t I(( lunt ollueI
,a., 8H1 )ItIpant Sunday.
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\·isitc,, Saturday.i\ ·
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huii Lk c aies Ill i av 1~
fr:1 It tl t 'l t , iI iljtsi] V Jh a
),'i' and e!And Sin James" ve t IN a'l
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fa tial v t.
S.\N.SE.-'That was vour ti,'kle's
worth of ice.
l* ev, and MIrs. Justice of New l oads
came in from Lake Charles WedInes
daI alni were guests of I ev. and Mirs.
II, .M ('rain.
D)r. Co(:'per was called to the home
Sof Mri. and 1ls. JIas. ilower Sunday
afternoon oni accoulnt of the illness of
their little son.
MrIs. Jn. . Mointomery and c(hildren
i returned from ''exas Wednesday morn
in,' whl;re they had been visiting.) for
the Ipast seven weeks.
NIr lI Ihilnson of Ilouma, stI jopped
of il between trains T'I'uesday for a short
visit with his dauIghtrs. Misses Fan
nie and Kate Iobinson.
I
I NIrs. iOscar Low, of .Jennin s. whloI
I htas been the guest of her sister, .Mrs.
Dare Lewis, living near Fenton, re
turned to her home Tuesday.
L. I). Patterson returned from Mari- i
lin SprinLrs Texas, Wednesday. Hie
had been there about eight days tak- tI
ing the baths and treatment. b
Elsi Handolph had the misfortune
of running a rusty nail into his foot d
the latter part of last week. He is
abl to be about withlthe use of crutch- tc
es. t
Mr. and Mrs~f~'. Andrew LoTuv~liere anti,1
faiily returnedt to, thei~ cir lloille inake·
Charles Monday.
t} arde (1, Kans..as, on hlsi1nt-s. i1e
xpectsi to hie ,trtnr abttiuit a keel:.
ulls' The \\" i 'ealMh re F ' le t trly has again
lrttu rd handsi~. 1 ). S. (arr' anid Sons.
tl hate otditili' plant ttt tht (tulf l~irtt
ill whor Iakes chat.-e at onire.
len- Sine Mantual andi wife "trtoppd oil'
at \\'tc~i~ 'I;It Tut'sda " for a t kit to \II·.
arind \liI. atri!irit. li'fntertt. 'l'1es
tt 1ft for theirt hri ar t itirr ii'tl , \CIltl a
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vtri .tn ( ant11( ·I ;trIii e 1,~cc
La.. itr t he 1 t" .1 , ilet ret'f . X111 i Itt~tt1'1''
1t!r 1i ýil t t 1h"iN tltr te. Mr. ;t t~ i
I' ali Ittrl1i~' ttf 1tit t'ltir'tererr ex
I ý t il ' ! 1 1 1 1 e , a ll i l ' 1 1 1 1
II 1 ( -, ý 1; ;1it t 1 i ,, ' flt 1 11 ,( .1 111 , \ r ;
sutl;r cane ull tOWnl \\, neIcdllv m1rn
inu which r'wasured twelve feet in
height. Tlhis cane never had anv fer
tilizer used upon it and was cultivated
with a hoe. Incrle 'ierre is quite a
gardener and his earl\ cane "is unly
an examplle IOf his thLiftlness.
'J'he laptit ladies have been doing
themisel \es proud dul'ring the Iast week.
'lThulrsday e' criiin the 'lhilathea class
ciave a pjla. entitled 'Old Maids'
Association" and cleared somethingi
over ?4o. 'T'he have invitations from
hth I:oanoke and os va to give the
entertainment at those p!aces sone-i
tine in the near future. The Ladies'
A\iuxiliar'y gave at, Ie cream social
and cleared something over $35.
Sol. Illoch, of Lake Charles, was a
musiuness visitor here 'JT'uesdday. Mr.
Iloch is an independent candidate for
,he office of sheriftf of Calcasieu parish,
u}i)ject to the primnary. Hie has been
Iuterested in public affairs in this
>arish for a number of years, in
he capacity of police juror and
itherwie,. and with much credit
o himself and to the oltices he has
een intrusted with.
The case of Mrs. Ada Sintriatn .... .
- .... ..awJ ti.1eIijj lS.
A. E. Bourgeois, was tried last Fri
day and the jury returned a verdict in
favor of Mrs. Singleton for damages
to the amount of $6,500. There were
about fifteen subplernad as witnesses
for Mrs. Singleton. There was con
siderable surprise that the full amount
sued for was not the verdict. Sunday
morning Mr. Bourgeois was arrested
on a criminal charge for the shooting
of Claud Singleton on last Hallow'een
night. It is not known when the case
will be tried.
To My Friends and Patrons.
I wish to announce that I will start
tonight for Chicago, where I will spend
some time in the great hospitals of
that city, in special work. My books
will be left at the Cooper ,Drug Store,
where anyone owing me may settle
with Mr. Sloan or Mr. Billon, who
will receipt for same. During my ab
sence Dr. LaTour will occupy my
office and will be ready to answer all
calls you may favor him with.
IResplectfull y yours,
Jno. H. Cooper.
Mesdauime Faught and Carroll Enter
tain their Classes.
Wednesday afternoon the park
south of town was a place of enjoy
ment for about twenty little people
who belong to the Second Primary
and Juvenile classes of the Presbyte
rian Sunday School. They passed
the time playing games. Before re
turnint home light r'efreshments were
served, much to the satisfaction of the
childish appetites.
Does Not Depend On Ilered R~p.
The best 'is always the cheapest. I
'you want the best horseshoer to shoe
yoUtr horse, take him to Ewing's New
Shop. Ewing dots the work himself
and. (l , . it ' i n, ',,-w Illy'(? h 'n,, I
Congrelatlbona Church.
Ti 'he Marys and JMarthas indulged
i- a thorough; cleaninig of the church
Slast Fridav.
Sl'lThe Sunday school session was en
riched by a report from the recent
SParish Sunday School convention.
a The points receiving most emphasis
were: 1. The organization of adult
' classes. 2. The temperance hour
was taken by Dr. Watkins in setting
n forth the plhysiological effect of alco
s hol. i By the way, our class has tak
n en upI that very line of work for 19.07.)
3. The importance of using the Bse
~inners Lessons for the infant class.
s 4. The advisability of enlisting the
infant class as helpers on the cradle
roll.
The Sunday school found the sub
ject "Work among the Mormons"
so interesting that they inadvertently
ran over into the preaching hour.
Some gave their personal experience
with Mormon missionaries. Mr. Cal
kins gave an account of his recent
visit to Salt Lake City, and great em-.
phasis was given the Mormon ambi
tion to gain control of the U. S. gov
ernment. This service was followed
by a very helpful sermon by the pas
tor. At its close, one young girl
signified her intention to consecrate
her life to Christ.
Special Rates.
Annual Encampment of National
Guards of Louisiana, at Alexandria,
August 5 to 16. lRates: One fare for
the round trio. Dates of sale: Aug.
4 to 16. Final limit Aug. 17.
Scottish Rite Reunion, Galveston,
Tex, Aug. 5 to 9. Convention plan
rates. Dates of sale: Aug. 3 and 4.
Final limit Aug. 10.
Special excursions from Napoleon
ville and Lake Charles to Rayne and
return, Sunday Aug. 11. Rates from
Lake Charles, $1.00; from Iowa, $1.00;
from Welsh, IRoanoke and Jennings
75c. Train will leave Welsh at 7:55
a. In.
An exchange truthfully says that
the man who went out to milk and sat
down on a boulder in the middle of
the pasture and waited for the cow to
back up, was a brother of the man
who kept a store and wouldn't adver
tise because he reasoned that the pur
chasing public would back up to his
place of business when it wanted any
thing.
See the Welsh Carriage
& Implement Co. for pric.
es on Binder Twine. O
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IT IS A PLEASURE
to live in Welsh where you can
get good things to eat.
Friday and .aturday we will
have the best fruits and vegeta=
bles that can be purchased.
Beets Okra
Lettuce Celery
Egg Plants Cabbage
String Beans Tomatoes
Peaches Pears
Oranges Apples
Bananas Lemons
Come Early anId get your Supply
for a Nice Sunday Dinnr. : : : :
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Model Grocery
Welsh, La.
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8 RED TAG BEST GOODS
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And YOU will be Satisfied.
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1 RICE FARMERS
Can Obtain Advances of
CASH, FEED and SUPPLIES,
Including RICE SACKS and
BINDER TWINE
('ail on or rddreCs
Peoples' Independent Rice Mill Co. Ltd..
Crowley, La.
H. E. HEALD, Agent,
Welsh, - - oiian
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JUST RECEIVED
A Car of Strictly High Grade
Buggies and Surries
REIN
FORCED
BOW' PLL'UG
SOCK- LESS
THE HIIENN'Y BUGGY.
andThe Henney Buggy has a Plugless Body
and has Reinforced Bow Sockets, effectually
preventing the springing of the rear bow when ·
top is thrown back on top rest.
Give US a Call Before Buying.
s rag & Limited.m et C o
Limited.