The Rice belt journal., December 09, 1910, Image 4

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wa- i; l , a1 ' i t' a i H itlh the \vw rk i'jhe
i' 1 dne' b'" the W t\l-h t'achers.
T1',i.'-,;y > 11' ,'r1 u ,' to thr .\rd ;in an i
'al dr. ; :n", , hr!w ; e Wi t ,,, ;t. tt' th
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schoolI.
ish primary l wht)o1 inspctt'tor ()f the I (
statt'. 1l[°rc l ti ' are to Visit thin pri
uutar\ atnd al 'ver rade schiOo of the
1p trih, l i ,t 't, e vintr t ei l t l'e ;I'e a d t}
am lri,, i ' ti , ,lt v  if' Il te, :tty l.
well asi to I)lec'oa wr',t it ed witH the
partlnt; alnd  er aully sllu etiln ny
po;ssih e to them, for the imlwpro)ven t' O
of t ,,o l colitionn, and finIally, to tl
report her labors to the parishi super- p
intendent's alli,'e.
Roanoke 'lauters D)iisposing of Large
Quantiitiis of Rice Straw.
1)Ilrin- a short visit to ont pros,'.r
out little r.eighbor, loanoke, a few 18
days ago, we noticed a number of ri
loads of haled straw comiing into
town. Inquiry developed the fact
that the farmers of that localety are Ii
doing a tloturishling business in baling,
and selling their straw, One firm
there, who is shipping most, if not all
the straw that is sent out of the town.
said they had, duriung the past year, C
shipped over two hundred ears of
baled straw from that immediate lo
cality. The cars ranged in the neigh
borhood of ten tons each, makin, a
total of something over 2,000 tons of
straw, generally a waste product,
that these thrifty farmers have con
verted) into money. It is by this
class of business economy that `Roan
oke has come to be one of the most
prosperous communities of the rice
belt.
Dew Tremont Hlotel :4Jave Pleasant
Opening on the First Inst.
The New Tremont Hotel was form
ally opened to the public Thursday
night of last week. A number of
handsome invitations had been sent E
out to the patrons and friends of the
management of the hotel, anti as a re
sult a large crowd assembled to at
tend the opening.
The iuests were shown over the
house by the hoste aind hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Morrispn, and were
later conducted to the spacious dining
room, where all were serv~d with hot
gumbo.
The New Tremont is, without doubt,
the finest hostlery Welsh has ever had
and it is safe to predict that the pres
ent management will conduct it in a
thoronghly modern manner.
T'woVasoline Tractions for Farm Work
Arrived Here Monday.
The first, but if successful, by no
means the last, heavy gasoline trac
tion engines to be seen in this section
of the state, arrived here the first of
the week. They were two engines of
about twenty horsepower each, de
signed esoecially for heavy farm
work, such as plowing, discing, drill
in,, etc. These machines are much
lighter in weight than the steam trac
tion, and by the extension of the
width of the wheels, are especially
fitted for use on soft~ground. The new
machines were sold by the Welsh
Carriage and implement Co., of )hip
city, and were purchased by Mr. F,
A. Arceneaux and Dr. A. C. Wilkins
bor their respective plantations.
Yazoo Times: Third notice! Every
editor has received them. The post
master is not to blame. For instance,
there is a man by the name of, we'll
say Tim Short-who sent out thres
notices to stop his paper. He did not
want it any longer. Upop investigat.
ing our subscription book we found
Tim Short owed us $5. O. He never
paid a cent but yet he stopped his
paper as a matter of economy to us.
A few evenings ago we stepped in the
church and Tim,s melodious voice
rang out loud and clear in the old
stirring song, "Jesus Paid it All."
We might have been mistaken but his
earnestness impressed ,us, The next
day we sent him a receipt in full beg
ging his pardon for not knowing he
had made an assignmen: of his liabil
ities t5 the Lord,
LOCALS CO\TINUEDI
1Irs. J ;. . Ger. n returnedi l n- fri
aiv even in, frIml New Orleans
til
where she ,:dl 1 en spenling a t(
t Ii ( ' \ isiting friends. l
Alis l r l Lin wai s at weel.:s en Il
guest of l. :'vt,: c t riemis Last wveek
1 "s th'e Si w w,:tas the rutst l1
of ,enni u :n- f:iet .ls last Sun a; '. 'i
:',e c1, ti~e li i"nt' tlie 1,e1-½ h
ht
,, : s a a . , . i, ' '.' ,h (:' i trnia ,s
l.t c:ý,:si , o"ere ý th liv.-t of the
week.
'i i '. 1. 0le: i1 anil alby spent
the latter part if last week visiting'
st:arte1 iiMonia vevening for their
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thregh hp:roest week visiting 'riends.
i"Three Wee.ks" was tln e nrs me of
one tlemost sensationl novelsting
of its time. nd three weleks is all
tho time ieft in wi they pay your en
rn-ll tax.
heRice se ran ant Polish at
Jones Bros,
I haive a f"i evtri ftine Whiteds.
lRock Cockrels for sale. Prices
right. Mrs. G. V. Cosner.
Mr. anti MIrs. E. S. Goodreau an ti
'little dughter Irmks ws tere namuests of
of Jennings friends Sundythree weeks is and
Monday.
F. L. Tanner went to Lake
Chrles Tuesyft in morning to pay your
nunl taxe ransact other business.
For s.le: A good teatm of Mules
Rice Bragon and 1 Disk Harrot
Apply to P. E. Louviere.
Rust Proof Seed Oats at
Jones Bros.
t Clif Winchell, one of the leading
citizens of Roanoke, was a business
visitor in Welsh Monday.
tt A truck grower near Iowa sta
tion, in Calcasieu parish, has dis
Scovered ho to grow late, large to
matoes for profit, and has now ov
Ser fifty bushels for the market. ie
e tookfirst prize in the Caicasieu
For sale: gome canned Fruit and
e house. Mrs. lC. M. Field.
I, Mrs . So. Hubener, who recent
ot ly returned to Welsh from Houston,
has decided to move to New Or.
It' leans, andti had her household
Sgoods loaded out nd shipped there
the tfirst of the week. We under
stand the family will leave here the
Slast of the week.
Mr. Babbin, who has been em
Ao ployed by the Southern rm ercantile
- Co., for several weeks past, has
D leased the Hubener house and is
Smoving his family into it this week.
le- Household furniture for sale, in
cm cluding Sewing Machine, Refrigera
ch ter, 10 foot Extension Table, Gaso
ie. line Stove, Heating Stove, Folding
he Co.uch and other pieces.
Illy Mrs. C. M. Field.
bh Rev. J. A. Carruth was a business
ip visitor in Lake Charles Monday.
, Luke Finley, one of the well-to
do planters, living northeast of
town, started Monday evening for
"ry California, where he will spend
ee, about six weeks visiting his parents,
s'l whom he has not seen for the past
'e6 eight years.
at. Renter Wanted: To farm some
nd rice, about 25 acres sugar cane-- 1
ver furnish seed-also other high-land
his crops. InquireP. J. Unkel, Welsh,
us. La
ice Mrs. Philip Miller and little son,
old of Jennings, camne over with Mr.
Miller Monday merning to have a
lxt look at the suit of rooms Mr Miller
eg- has leased in the New Tremont
he Hotel. They expect to move over
ill the latter part of the week to occu
py their new hiome.
frorm \\orl \Two, \went to) Lake i
Charles \Iontl:y evening to u:tteni -
the reguilar rce tinl 0 thy' le)iit'
' ', ..A i:l ,":( iety of tire !,
le,'. It ini the I',-I )ti t tlh: T
s1 c 1c. l`:li
I\ ui \ , : '', 1\\' 1i v . l . . ',. I c '. 1 l i 1
c(t o't vote."
, ri" hlet: ''\chls i eo i v ii lie \*c( it' r
l Ima n v`:110
Small B: "Why eln't he vt?" "
Papa: "Be'u':use he neglehtetl to
ptay his ptll tax."
Smýill B: "Are you a sultai,
Rust Proof Seed Oats at
Jones Bros.
If your eves troutle you in the
r least, do not delay but see I)r. J. K.
Thrower at D)r. Cooper's oflice
Monday Dec. 16.
Pony, l)utZV naul h:irness for
sale-'IThis pony is abl)slute soi1e1 i'
IWiomlen or chil(lern to lihandle-a
suitallie rig for clhilder:n wishing to
drive in to school.
Apply, Chaos. ])autel,
t Welsh, La.
A ('all f'or Meetinigs to No.minate Load
Sulperv isors.
Notice is hereby given that mleetings
for the election of road suilerviso'rs in
1 the several road districts of VWard 2
will be held Saturday, )December 24th,
1910, at 2 o,clock p. m., at the follow- 0
iug places: y
District 1, Welsh.
e Iistrict 2, Kinder.
l)istrict 3, Fenton.
District 5, lhoanoke.
Districts 6I and 7, Welsh.
s Districts 8 and 9, Mayville Plant,
at otlice.
If you are interested in the improve
ment of roads in your section of the
ward, you should attend these meet
ings and assist in securing the best "
man possible for your supervisor.
F. A. ARCENEAUX,
'Police Juror Ward Two.
F. and A. M. Elect Officers M)onday
1 Night.
At the regular annual election of
the Blue Lodge Masons, held Monday
evening, the following oltlcers were
elected or appointed for the ensuiuiz
year:
u Elective:-Wm. Fear, W. M1.; It. M.
Gray, S. W.; R. S. Greer, J. W.; O.
Fulton, Treasurer; W. P. Russell, Jr.
Sd ecretary.
e Appointive:-J. B. Simpson, S. D.:
. E. G, Mandeville, J. D.: W. B. Gab
bert, hi. of C.; C. A. Lalue, S. S.;
.1. A. Kiplinger, .1. S.; Dr. J. II.
n, Cooper, Chaplain; G. I., Doling,
r. Tyler.
re Anotlher New Brick Front For
Welsh
!r
e A contract was entered into the first
of the week between II. A. Davidson'
I and the contracters, who have just
- completed a splendid brick block here,
i for the erection of a brick front, and a
brick fire wall on the Davidsou Im
plement Store. Tils will not only ad
S materially as a safe guard against fire,
k. but will be a material improvement to
the appearance of the city, adding
another brick front to a street of hand
ra some brick structures.
•g A Dreadful Weound
from a knife, gun tin can, rusty nail,
fireworks, or of any nature, demands
Id. prompt treatment with Bucklen's
a Arnica Salve to prevent blood poison
or gangrene. It's the quickest, sur
est healer for all suck wounds as also
te- for Burns' Boils, Sores, Skin Erup
of tions. Eczema, Chapped Hands, Corns
for or Pile, 25c. at All Druggists.
nd Congregaittnal ~t#dee Serve Oyster
t, Supper.
at The ladles of the Congregational
qburch, served an oyster supper in
the old Sienal Clothing Store build
me ing Mlonday night. Although they
- I had not time to give their enterprise a
gad great deal of advertising, yet they
sh, had a large crowd and enjoyed a high
degree of success in disposing of their
edibles.
Kept T'he KlnK At Home.
"Forthe past year we have kept the
a King of alllaxatives-Dr. King's New
ler Life Pills-in our home and they have
nt proved a blessing to all our family,"
ver writes Paul Mathulka, ot Buffalo, N.
Y. Easy, but sure remedy for all
l Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
Only 25c at All D~iti.~it.S
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
F01 S1 LE Ch. hL P!
Fulltona SLubdiiviýion ai
the T7ov',n ci Welsh.
\V.. 1. RUSSELL, ULi.
Let me sell to yV(u. I hvoe ,li
":"ore of It in the last two ,yenis
than :n;ioo! else in t\ elsh
"There is a re;ason for it. I buy it
cl,se an,, sell it the same way.
Get my price and see.
CIiAS. A. LANTZ,
Box 2. Tel. 122. Weblh La
For Up-To-Date
Shave, Haircut,
Shampoo or Massage
: RY
ANIHOIY HEBERT'S
Next Door to Post Office.
L. M. HARRIS
Welsh, La.
[ Is prepared to
RAISE,
MlOVE AND
LEVEL UP BUILDINGS
of all sorts. Let me figure with
you on the cost. 'Phone 79
eBLOCK 23,
;t Second square south of
Depot.
83,600.00
CASH,
e Sidewalks paid for at cost of $500.
Wire Night Lettergram to
SWEBSTER WELSH,
211 California Bldg.,
STacoma, - - Wash.
Busy Bee Cafe,
(SOUTH OF S. P. DIEPOT.)
s Keeps everything good to
Seat.
e, Everything New, Clean
a and Sanitary.
m
ad 000
re, Fresh Oysters a Specially.
d- 'PHONE NO. 194.
SJ. L. BYERLY
A Woman's Great Idea
o is how to make herself attractive.
Lr- But, without health, it is hard for her
Iso to belovely in face, form or temper.
UP- A weak, sickly woman will be ner
ms vous and irritable. Constipation and
Kidney poisons show in pimples,
bloches, skin eruptions and a wretched
complexion. But Electric Bitters al
tcr ways prove a godsend to women who
want health, beauty and friends
They regulate Stomach, Liver and
nal Kidneys, purify the blood; give strong
in nerves, bright eyes, pure breath,
ild- smooth, velvety skin, lovely complex
hey ion, good health. Try them. 50e. at
all Druggists.
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bey Notle to the P'blic.
ih We, the nndersisned, allow no hunting or
fishingr uon the following described proper
ties: NW j of NW ). 11; WM of S ¼ ?, ,,
5. 8HE8EI3, ENE4;4,8,;SWNW 8 6
ofSE; NW of W . sW 1. 8, .4: SE of W 2'7.
7,5. 8E1 of t of 8 tS6,4: NE ' of NE
H1:NE.E'. of Nof N'4f,SE ! of 82 ; N
SofNW : iNW ! of t - s 1; N 'of NE ,4.
,the NE ofNY. s 1,'r, S., jof NW '
8 6 T8 itR4. M1E of W, :i, S:' T7 14; W 8,
,; 8% NE M s 1;; \V W. of SE T WMS 18 T'
ave R4; W'ofNW S l;NENE':H\' .:SE '4
8 1r; 8 '4ofNE . 8E ofN W 8 8 811 'r S
S 8 of 1W '4, 8E 4 8 U; NE ' 4s T H 4,
N. ' John E Langley,
all . S. Langley
es. Leon Pitre
Elnio Bureaux.
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Let us sell you your WV 'l PaV "r, , ' mine.
tlave You (iivev a Thought t Cirni.as".
Just Tw0o W'ee-ks A,
'lhis. store offl'trs I)BU Dll I M !'hiL'T.
ITIES to supply your CIIIS'i' \ Ni:EDS,
and your Railroad Fare will l.u i. fuinded by
OUR 1AE REFUND)ING IAN.
OUR MAIL ORI)ER I)LEI1.ATnIEiNT
Offers Excellent Facilities for shopping through
; the mail.
All Goods Sent Subject to Your Approval.
8 SPECIAL, SALE!
8 FROM DEC. 10 TO JAN. 1.
8
LXmas you will use lots of Cottolene. iet it now.
S L arge Pails of Cottolene $1.40.
We are receiving new goods every day. Everything is
clean, fresh and up to date. We especially recommend
SFERNDELL and HOLIDAY brands. They are in a class to
themselves in. High Grade Fancy Groceries.
8 HOLIDAY BRAND
8Sweet Corn, Sifte Sweet Wrinkled Peas, Telephone
Extra Tender Peas, Fancy Selected Tomatoes, New
York Crawford Peaches, Bartlett Pears, Branded Red
Cherries, Columbian Red Raspberries and Preserved
SStrawberries.
e. DON'T FORGET
r our Complete Stock of HEINZ'S Bulk Olives, Dill
er. Pickles, Sweet and Sour Gherkins, Bulk Mince Meat,
er (something that will tickle your palate.)
0 and you will always have success.
o r 8 Remember Our0lt-0
.COFFEE DEMONSTRATION!
Watch Our Ad.
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