The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1903-10-09
Get our price on that suit before
you buy, we will save you money.
KIMRATJ, g. RENOIT
PAUL w. DANIELS.

Gen. John b. Gordon, one of the v
foremost platform orators of the day, i
will deliver one of his famous lectures t
in Lake Charles on Friday evening, s
October 16, under the auspices of the I
We have purchased an excellent
stock of lumber for our fall trade and
can supply your wants.
LABIT LUMBER Co.
Rev. w. E. Harrison left Monday r
for New York City, where he goes to
appear before missionary board for
examination and acceptance previous
to going to China as missionary.
He will return to Welsh before leaving
for his field of work.
Every thing good to eat can be
found here. 'Phooe So.
PAUL W. DANIELS.
Always speak to a stranger when
you meet him upon the street. If there
is anything that advertises a town it
is friendly, cordial class of citizens.
We speak from experience that it is
anything but pleasant to stop IN
town where people pass one by with
vacant stare, and we were always
thoroughly misera BILE until we had an
opportunity 70 get out of such town.
We want to sell you your Rice
Bran. JONES Bros.
How dear to my heart is the old
yellow pumpkin, when orchards are
barren of stuffin for pies; when peach
es and apples have both been fail
ure and berries of no kind have greet
ed the eyes; how fondly we turn to the
fruit that our children have been
taught to despise-the old yellow
pumpkin, the big swelling pumpkin,
\ the mud covered pumpkin that makes
such good pies.
Ladies'; gant's and ehildren's shoes
Sell make-ft and wear guaran-
teed at PAUL w. DANIELS.
There was a fairly good sized CROWD
i in the M. E. church, South, Monda!
e evening to hear the first Of the cours'
a of lectures of the season. The lectur
It er. Dewitt Miller, took as his them
"The Sufficiency of the Repub
: Lie" and handled the subject SO wei
= that he held the closest attention
his audience until the last word wa
uttered. All who attended the lecture
so far as we have heard, speak In th
n highest terms of it, and were NOR
/. than pleased. Mr.. Miller left on tt
Y. early morning train Tuesday Tor Poi
Arthur, Texas, where he delivered
Il lecture that night.
See III. e. Head for you
h sacks. o-oz at 8 I-2c o.
time.
at Mrs. Clara c. Hoffman, recordll
secretary of the National W. Q.
IT,. will lecture in the M. E. chur'
Monday evening, Oct. II, beglnnl1l
at O'Clock. Mrs. Hoffman, 1t WI
in he rendered, 1ectured to large co
zee rregation here about a year ago WI
Re. such general satisfaction that we no
as for a crowded house Monday eVenlr
tx No admission charges, but collectl
will be taken. Bring Gospel Hymn
ice Mrs. Hoffman will conduct a par
= meeting at the home of Miss Eva w
lard at 3 O'Clock Monday atterno
err for the W. G. T. U. ladies and tn
Ut friends. Let all be present.
the Il i0--S
me Strength and. vigor come OF &c
in food, duly digested. Force,
- ready-to-serve wheat and barley 10
adds no burden, but sustains' nc
: ishes, invigorates.
,,oen Grand Master of the 1. o. o; f
ton the State of Louisiana, j. F. Johns
for of Ruston, accompanied by the CIR
oo1 Secretary, E. T.. Duckert, OF New
wv leans, visited the Welsh lodge Mon
rug evening. They arrived on the al
noon train and were escorted to
-. - SIGNAL hotel by members OF the OF
m and spent the afternoon mlngllng
the brethren. The Grand Master
Ne ,ivered a splendid talk at the ses
tate of the lodge held that evening
filed was followed by the Grand secret
Sec who also made an interesting
what After the adjournment OF the lou
thor, sumptous banquet was spread 10
ne, II o,,aets and local membership, an
,r,t Uno 4l,o+ i,7etice was done the