The Rice belt journal., May 21, 1909, Image 8

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NO CLOSE SEASON.
A new way of expressing that
irt of ease t' :,t is found so rarely
IL American ci+ es, but so abundant
ly in certain rural sections, is quoted
Wroai the Louisville Courier-,Journal.
A visitor in Plunkville, after a
iew days in the town, sized it up as
follows:
"Judging from the quantity killed
in this settlement. I presu tie there
;must be a bounty on time round
bhere'-.Youth's Companion.
KILL THE jUCH
AND CURE THE LUNCS
wisDr. King's
New Discovery
PRICE
FR OUCHS so am.
OLDS ana Bottle Free
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
GUABANTEED BATISPACTOR
ORE MONEY EFUNDED.
WET
Can Save you
io 0 E Y
on your
FEED BILL
Jones Brothers,
Feed Stora.
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Nervous to
Break-Down an
Nerve energy is the so
force that controls the or- Ia
gans of respiration, cir- M
culation, digestion and y,
elimination., When you P
feel weak, nervous, irri
table, sick, it is often be
cause you lack nerve i'
energy, and the process t
of rebuilding and sustain- a
ing life is interfered with.
Dr. Miles' Nervine has
cured thousands of such I
eases, and will we believe 1
benefit if not entirely
cure you. Try it.
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LOCAL NEWS CONTINUED First . gni
The enteri
\V T. Hutcheson, who, for the evening at
past five or six years has been the cbildren fr
able Ilanager of the Jennins Rice gramarsing
Mill here, resigned his position re- credit both
cently, because of ill health. Phi` their teache
ip Miller. formerly manager of the celiletly gi
Gulf Mill, and 'elli and favorably haps attrac
known throughout the rice section, olderpuplil
has accepted the place and will we feel sa
take charge in August. gram wnil
will be a
To any boy or girl under 14 althoul be
years of age, who will commit to As was me
memory all of Buster Brown's res- a general
olutions and our advertisements will be c
for six months, we will give abso- following
lutely free, to the first, a suit of ening:
clothes; to the second, a pair of
shoes; to the third, a hat. tf Invocatio
Southern Mercantile Co., Ltd. Chorus, E
Mrs. E. R. Houck, who has been Reading,
the guest of frieuds here for the
past three weeks, returned to her Instrumel
home in Lake Charles, Tuesday.
" She was ,accompanied' by her Reading,
daughter, Miss Edna. Rev. Houck
and his family have a warm place Chorus,
in the hearts of the people of this Reading
community, who are always glad
to welcome them back. Instruinm
New line of samples in the latest
Sdesigns in wall paper, including Reading
burlao, ingrain, sanitas paper for
kitchen and bath room,' and a Literart
beautiful line of embossed designs Chorus,
in durable and dainty colorings. Address
Also a fine line of mouldings and
plate rail samples, Come in and Award
see them. Journal Book Store.
Misses Cora and Lucy Carr re' Trune
turned the latter part of I'ist week Ben
from Natchitoches where they have
been attending the State Normal Agreen
the past year. They expect to. re- Sat'i
turn the last of the month to re- a
sume their studies during the sum- We,
mer session, at the close of which agree
Miss Cora will have completed r on Fri
work and will receive her diploma. o'clof
Her many friends here have reason ploleE
to be proud of her excellent work tbween
and achievements. Timer
Mr and Mrs. C. H. Butler and
son Dorris, left the latter part, of
Or last week for their home in Jackson, N
a' Michigan. During the past three c
md years they have spent the greater V
rou port of the time in Welsh. Mr
Butler has been manager of the
Central City Oil company's busi
Sness here, which position he recent- I
O ly resigned. It is earnestly hoped
e88 by their many friends that they
in- will return to spend the winters, at
rth. least,itf notreside here permanently.
118 Nat Williams, welland favorably
lch known to the people of this section,
g ev arrived in Welsh Monday from Al
y satia, Louisiana, in the northeast I
part of the state, where he has the
been in the employ of the Layne
aw& Bowler company. He reports the the
r deep well proposition as flourishing d
!0 in that section since the boll weevil
un ue destroyed the cotton, and the farm-old
ers began raising rice. Mr. Will
RIU iams says there has been as high
o. as twenty-five barrels of rice to the
return acre raised there.
rIPhilatheas ntertar ned By isse Leake
Cooper Last Friday Afternoon.
Miss Leah Cooper delightfully en- w
tertained her gtrl friends of the Phi
lathes class last Friday afternoon
with an "at. home." The. time was
SPlea5hntly spent with fancy work and
hobatting. The hostess served a de
licious lunebheon, during which she
OFs eannounced her coming marriage to
ITt Mr. J. B. Simpson, which will take b
oen place at th Baptist churchb 'June 22.
CT It can better be imagined than written
• I'the things those girls sald and did.
e e Suftie it to say they departed with
*, many happy plans and best ,wishes
. for the happiness of)he bride elect.
non Sealded Bpoy's Shrieks
--- horritfle~d his grandmother, Mrs. MSa
' l|ria a Taylor, of Nebo, Ey., who writes
IAIRN that when all thought 1ik would die,
Bucklen's Arnioea Salve wholly oured
him. Infallible for burns, scalds,
cutes, fever sores, boils, skin erup.
tions, I cbilblains, f¶chapped Ihands.
8oon route piles. 8 at :it dp ruggists.
First ~ight of enool tertainmenlt t t U.
Flhe.
The entertainment give. Thursday Russ
evening at the auditorium, by the
children from the primary to the Washini
gramtmar grades, inclusive, was high- This is to
ly pleasing to the audience, refleotiui soenally insa
credit both upon the children a methodsu
their teachers. Every number wa-es"- Tyler Com~
celieutly given, the little folks per- Texas, and
haps attracting the greater amount of exceediagl.
attelti(,r,. The drills given by the aud etquip'S
older pupils were very pretty indeed. I know o
We feel safe in saying that the ,)'-Iº a yo,ng mna
gram which will be oiven tonigtk., quiresuhe.
will be as thorou~h\lY enteraiIg, fit hior i
although of a ditferent charaAber inlife.
0 As was mentioned in our last issue,
ga general admittance fee of)f ten cents Mr. Iay
ts will be charged at the door. The secretary,
Sfollowing is the program for the ev- Simplified
daughter I
of ening: with us.
ofFRIDAY VNING The Tyl
tf Invocation......... Rev. A 3. Welch. show mor
ors, U. S,
Chorus, Sweet and Low. irms and
en Reading, Bud's Fairy 'al .............. nates hbo
he ...........Miss Lucite Anderson. court rep
ier Instrumental Solo, Silvery Waves... with rail
.......Miss May Dautel. concerns
y . ....... school in
ier Reading, Pro Patria ................ For full
Miss Ada Findley. For full
ck ............... Ada Findley 188 page,
ace Chorus, Kentucky Babe. logue.
his Reading, Gazelle and Swan........ College do
lad.....Miss Pearl Martin. will do,
d ....... ... ---the catal
Instrumental Solo, Danse Rustique... courses
.............. Misslone Robinson. day. Pi
ing Reading, The Soul of the Violin...... position
fg .........Miss Maybelle Gabbert. opens ul
o a Literary Address. ..Mr. R. R.McKaig.
ins Chorus, Come Where the Lilies Bloom Wm
ngs. Address, Our Duty to the School... was an
and ................Wm. B. Gabbert. air, he 1
and Award of Certificates and Medals. ful lung
fled all
e. USHERS:
Irene Butler. Ruth Robinson six mor
re' Trueman Fear. George Morthland. his ster
Neek Ben Gabbert. Clyde Miller. King's
Amos Todd. ,
have .-and a
rmal Agreement to Close Business Places yelrs
. re- Saturday Afternoon During Ball Iearll
Game Between the Welsh Reg
re- ulars and "Old Timers." pels 1
hm We, the undersigned, do hereby Csrms
ichagree to close our places of business and S1
r on Friday, May 21, from 3:30 to 500eed b
Ioms. o'clock, in order to give our em
sason plovees an opportunity to attend ithe
work ball game at Sportsman's Park, be
tween the Welsh Regulars and "Old Las,
Timers: the ye
Bertrand-Davis Co., Ltd. schoo
Planters' Grocery Co. Deno
t t of Signal Clothing Store. in boi
kson, Model Grocery, Those
three Cooper Drug Co., Ltd. were
eeater Welsh Furniture Store. bome,
r Welth Jewelry Co. their
Martin Bros. & Co. they
Sthe The Morse Hardware Co., Ltd. noun
busi- L. R. Barbee. were
rcent- B. Smith. and I
oped R. Prentice.
E. F. Doan. K
they Faught Lumber Co. "T
ta, at Welsh Printing Co., Ltd. for 2
eently Southern Mercantile Co. Ltd. Dun
Welsh Carriage & Implement Co. dysp
rably ------ eat
setion , BUT TIMES HAD CHANGED. sle3
m m Al - falls
htheast The weary huters returnmed to p
he has the village in deep chagrin. cure
layne "You told us about the bears on any
rt r the the hills," blurted one of the nim- oe
urishing rods, angrily. tion
i wvil I surely did, hub," drawled the
h oldest inhabitant of the settlement. l
ill- "See any?"
"Not a one."
Shigh "Bob cats?"
e to the 'CNot a trace of them."
The old man lit his pipe. col
"Wall, that do beat everything, ful
She remarked, dryly. '"Thasr was the
'oo"" plenty of them thar 69 years ago
uully en- when I was a boy. Perhaps--" si
the Phi- But the disappointed hunters is
sternoon were making strides for the station. th
work and .
ed a de- STILL SERIOUS.
rretO " thought you expected Mr. M-- le
.r-ill tale here tonight," said he, looking over f
June 22 her guests. '"Why didn't be come?" a
sa written ,"He sent me word he was marry- o
and did. to-night'," she answered.
itr wtd "WR y should he stay away for
ae ,s.h. a small matter like that ?" asked he.
"This is his third .rige, isn't
arteks" it!'
Mrs. M rs YounG Gits Are Vriotims
who writes of headache, as well as older, women
ooly cred but allget quick relief and prompt1
cure from Dr. King's New Life' Pills,
-ns-s.slds, the world's best remedy fqr sOlk and
skin erup, n prvous besdedhes. Ther make pure
pd3 ahan ds. blood OidUrr nv.nd bu up
LI r " '_ _
arsvin -Flrti "l ~ :~ hiS
Let U. S. Congressman V1111
Russell Advise You.
Washington, D. C., Jan. 1, 1909.
This is to certify that I have per- '
e sonally inspected and observed the r.
1 methods pu.rsued by the Iaculty of the
- Tyler Commercial College of Tyler, s "
Texas, and re ard the institution as 4w
exceedingly strong, bothL in faculty ,
and equi(UPmet{t.
I. know of no better opportunity for
a yeioung man or young woman to ac
quiresuch, a b1usiness trafning as will
Stfit him or her to do successful battle E
in life. Gordon Russell, EC
M. C. 3rd Dist. Texas. -
& Mr. Haynes, Mr. Russell's private
e secretary, is a writer of the Byrne
- Simplitied Shorthand. Mr. Russell's " ALL
daughter has since finished a course -
with us.
The Tyler Commercial College canr Oil
h. show more indorsements from govern
ors, U. S. Senators, leading business
firms and railroads, show more grad
uates bolding positions as official
court reporters, governmentrpositions, -
with railroads and large business c. D.
el. concerns than any other commercial .
school in this part of the country. h
For full particulars write for our free, ýý
188 page, beautifully illustrated cata
logue. Address Tyler Commercial .
College, Tyler, Texas. A post card
tin, will do, simply state that you want
the catalogue and in what course or
courses you are interested. Do it to
0on. day. Prepare. Be ready for a good
... position when the busy fall season
ert. opens up.
sig. Forced Into Exile.
Dom Wm- Upchurch of Glen Oak, Okla.,
was an exile from home. Mountain
Bert. air, he thought, would cure a fright
ful lung-racking cough that had de
flied all remedies for two years. After
six months he returned, death dogging
*d. his steps. "Then I began using Dr.
King's New Discovery," be writes,
"and after taking six bottles I am as
laces well as ever." It saves thousands
la U yearly from desperate lung diseases.
Infallibe for coughs and colds, it dis- t
pells hbreeness and sore throat.
ereby Cures grip, bronchitis, hemorrhages
asthma, croup, whooping cough. 50c
ines and $1.00, trial bottle free, guaran
em teed by all druggists.
d gthe - _
, be- Higk School Plenic.
"Old Last Saturday about thirty-five of
the young people of the Welsh high
school, enjoyed a picnic at Arce
nesux's landing. The day was spent
in boating and a general good time.
Those who didn't fall into the bayou
were well soaked before they reached
home, but thb rain failed to dampen
their spirits, for with lusty voices
they sang their school songs and an
Id. nounced their return to town. They
were accompanied by Misses Evins
and Hathaway.
Kills Her Foe Of SO Years.
"The most merciless enemy I had
for 20 years," declares Mrs. James
t. Duncan, of Hainesville, Me., "was
ant Co. dyspepsia. I suffered intensely after
eating or driDking and could scarcely
ED. sleep. After many remedies had
failed and several doctors gave me
ne d to up, I tried Electric Bitters, which
cured me completely. Now I can eat
aars on anything. I am 70 years old and am
e nim. overjoyed to get my health and
strength back again." For indiges
d the tion, loss of appetitte, kidney trouble,
ent lame back, female complaints, it's
ulement. unequaled. Only 500 at all druggists.
WOMAN'S WALK.
"Next to having shapely feet
comes the habit of using them grace
ything," fully," said a professor of calis
tar was thenics the other day.
ears ago "Watch the average woman when
a-" sitting down. If she is .tall there
hunters is a tendency to coil the feet round
e station. the legs of the chair or to plant
them on the ground about a foot
apart. If, on the other hand, she is
small, her feet either dangle help
Mr. M-- lessly in the air or the toe of one
king over foot is rested on the ground and the
e come?" other foot hooked round the ankle
rry-of the Arst.
"It was not merely for\ease that
away for 6ur grandmothers made so much use
asked he. otlie hassock. In their days it was I
g, is't demanded that well-bred women
ge isn't hould sit with their feet daintily a
crossed on a footatool.
ottms '"It would 'be well if this fashion I
her eomen could be revived, and if in walking
ad prompt the rule were observed that whenever
Life' Pillad the feet 'are on the ground at the
pt k pr same time they shoula be placed
d bra idup closely together, the heels touching
1 at all and the toes turned slightly out
warl."
o aA pHILOS9qPHICAL TAR.
e blameon ' -
yeahi went aboard,
t~ it it: 1Pt Mwyhe ~amuraxmued, "I have
ha~ l&oato Thishe stiUBhoped to ee the
alb~v , - "
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