The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-09-02

I"HOlISOuS VI uIuuefS. we have ey
erything that is desired.
PRENTICE & PRENTICE.
Chas. White, a carpenter, while a
work Saturday morning ran ten
penny nail in his right foot. Tn
wound is not serious but painful.
Prof. Gayle, principle of the LAX,
Charles High School has resigned tt
accept the chair of Natural Sciences
at the Southwestern Industrial School
Will have one car OF
rice sacks the 18th at the
Globe warehouse at 9 cts.
Miss Carrie Bailey returned to hel
home in Crowley Thursday morning,
after spending month here in the cen,
trail telephone Office during the alb,
sence of Miss Edith Carlson.
The Twice-aWeek St. Louis Repub,
lie for only 25c year if you pay a
years subscription in advance for
the JOURNAL.
Through the kindness of George H.
Maui, of the Welsh oil fields, we'have
a splendid photograph of the burning
oil wells at Jennings, which can be
seen by calling at this office.
By paying one year in advance to
the JOURNAL, you can secure the
Twice-a-Week edition of the St. Louis
Republic for 25c.
Mrs. S. C. Davis and grandson,
Lyle Davis, arrived home yesterday
noon, after having spent three weeks
visiting relatives in Missouri, Arkan-
Sas and Indian Territory.
You are liable to an attack of some
form of Bowel Complaint and should
provide yourself with the best known
Remedy. DR.. SETH ARNOLD's BAL
SAM. Warranted by Cooper Drug Co.,
Welsh.
F. J. HixOn, who has been employed
as baker at Craig's bakery for the
past two years, will open up a first
class bakery and confectionery store
in the building recently occupied by
Davidson-Martin real estate firm, on
the 10Th of ghis month.
Another car of Irvine re-
ceived at the Globe ware
house today.
L. Sutphin, a progressive farmer
Southeast of town, paid the Journal
Office a pleasant call Wednesday
morning. He reported that all the
farmers in his neighborhood were
getting ready for rice harvest.
For RENT-Oaice building formerly
occupied by Dayidson-Martin. APP
ply to Chas. p. Martin, Notary Pub
lie Office Welsh National Bank.
Subject for B. Y. p. U. for Sept. |
1, New Courage for Work., Ps. I44; |
1;l5: Acts 28:l5, led by Mrs. Hubener. |
The subject for the c. E, meeting in
the Congregational church is the same
and will be led by Beeler Moore.
Perkins & MiIler's store at West
lake, near Lake Charles, was robbed |
of one thousand dollars worth of
goods last Tuesday night. The po-
lice and the sheriff are working on the
case, but there is no clue as to the
identity of the burglars.
The twins of Squire and Mrs. Ro-
oichaux, aged about three weeks, are
not expected to live, and probably be-
5ore the Journal reaches it's readers,
hey will have passed to Him who
said, Suffer little children to come
into Me, and forbid them not for of
such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
We have our new line of Elgin,
Naltham, Hampton g. Rockford
Vatches-stock is complete. We also
lave full line OF musical instru-
nents and attachments.
WELSH JEWELRY STORE.
]. D. Craig and family. of Colmes-
ell, Texas, are visiting the formers
arents in this city. Mr.. Craig left
Wednesday for New Orleans where he ,
ill negotiate for a power press and :
Their printing material to add to his
ew purchase at Rayne.
Postmaster Austin and wife went to c
ennings Sunday morning and were :
here joined by their daughter and
On-in.laW. Mr.. and MIRO n n Cory