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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-03

Asa Ivy, with his daughter Myrtle and
son Oscar were here on II shopping tour
from Gravois Mills Monday.
Mrs. Il. J.. Cook and baby departed
last Friday for visit Of two week with
relatives and friends III Bunccton.
The cheap rate to St. Louis owing to
Missouri day today at the Worlds Fair
took number from this section on the
excursion.
Paul Spurlock CAME up from I:ldon
Sunday afternoon and left on The Pacific
Monday morning for usage City on bust
ness. Mrs Spurlock and little son Hay
wood will visit several days with rclatves
and friends in Versailles
James NJ. Robinson, representing Col
orado Grants wild West Shows, was
here Monday masking arrangements for
the coming .! the great aggregation,
which exhibits here Saturday. Mr..
Robinson is Il pleasant, ycn,lemanly
agent who knows ms business.
Don't fail to see Colorado Grants
Trained Animal Show. !, has the rcpu-
tation Of being "a FIRST class moral Re
fined Show, run on strictly business
principles. No gambling gnres or short
change men allowed with or around the
show. Versailles Sat. June Ath.
r J. Alexander, agent for the Osborne
Machine Co., who has been soliciting in
this territory during the past ten days,
spent Sunday with his family At Russell
Vile returning TO Versailles on Monday
Mr. Alexander is one OF the most capable
and successful statesmen III the employ Of
the Osborne Company.
If there is a chance tu boom business,
boom It, says an exchange. Don't be It
knockcr don't pull IA long face and Sc,
sour On your stomach. l!opcn tit. Get
smile on YOU. Hold up Jour head.
Get hold with both hands, Then pun.
Bury your hatchct. Drop your tonla-
| hawk. Hide your little hammer. When
"A stranger drops III tell hIn this Is the
! greatest town on earth. Don't roast,
Be jolly. Get popular It's dead easy,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-03

Be sure you see the great Wild West
Shows, to exhibit in Versailles Saturday
June !.
Sherman Noble, the hay and grain
dealer, went to Bell last Saturday on
business.
An NJ. w. a. Camp is soon to be organ
lied at Crest, a new town IN the Rock
Island west Of Versailles.
Fresh canned goods, flour, produce,
etc, assured to customers purchasing
goods Of T.. A. Williams, the South Side
grocer,
Mrs. T.. =. Cook and little daughter,
of Versailles, arrived here Saturday
morning and have been visiting friends
and relatives since that date. Hunccton
was formerly Mr. and Mrs. Cook old
home and they have many friends here
who are always plad to welcome then
back to their old home Bunccton Tn
bunc.
Rev. +. T.. Gordon, of the NJ. T..
cnHISn icIt fIIidy lof ''ichSttu ana
Versailles, to which places nc went t.
act III the place Of our Presiding Elder,
who was unable to hl his quarterly APP
pointmcn,s at these places at this time.
Rev. Gordon preached at Glenstcd Sat
urday morning and evening Bunceton
Tribune.
A letter from Henry Gates, editor OF
the Frccbnrg Enterprise. states that the
Frceburg Hotel burned TO the ground on
Sunday night, and was n total loss as
Landlord Copeland carried no insurance
on the building or household goods. The
town as it was one OF the most popular
business houses III the place.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-03
Fourth of July /!
A Grand Celebration n To Re
Held An Versailles Un.
der tho AuSpicies Of
tho N. w. A. Camp.

Versailles Camp No. asa, Modern
Woodmcn of America, at their regular
meeting Wednesday night voted TO hold
n grand Fourth Of July celebration in
Versailles, and with that end in view ap-
pointed committees to look after all ar
rangcments which will tend to make the
dcIn onstrstion success In every particu-
lar.
This Celebration will be no small affair,
but on the other hand will be conducted
on a scale appropriate to the occasion
All ncighboring camps III the district
will be invited to participate, as will
also civic societies generally. A big
parade will be conducted, a picnic will
follow. games Of all kinds will be ar
ranged and The Fourth Of July Of 1904
will be made a gala day in this city.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-03
City Bus ine,--'Phone ~.

COMING Saturday. June 4, Colorado
Grants Wild West Shows.
Bring your Feet for Fits in Shoes and
your Head for Hats. FAMOUS.
George Wilson of Wilson Bend was
in this city Monday looking after stock
matters
Frank Williamson of Svrncnsc was in
Versailles attending to business affairs
Tuesday.
G.. II, Robertson, wife and daughter
J.ora. Of Fortuna, we're here on a shop.
ping tour Tuesday.
James Merriott. manager of the Eldon
feed yards, was here Monday visiting
relatives and friends.
Now is the time while prices are re-
duced To hny your millinery. Call at
Mrs. Ch.ld's Millinery Bazaar
Watch for the Parade and Cowboy
Band with Colorado Grants Wild West
Shows Will be i'll Versailles Saturday,
June d.
Attorney ,olim I. Gibbr ",nt 10 Boon
willie Wednesday to consult with Judge
w. NJ. Williams Of that city on legal
business.
Mrs. a. Pepper aud children departed
last Sunday for St Louis for visit She
was accompanied as far as FIccbuyy by
her husband.
Mcsda,n.s John p St John and J. NJ.
Town!cy came over from tldon last sun
day for brief visit with relatives and
friends III Versailles.
Rooms FOR Rent. Two furnished
rooms suitable for two gentlemen or
couple 10 do light housekeeping. Apply
to MRs i. l.. JOHNSON. southeast Of
square.
Mrs. Leila Nillmoare and two little
daughters OF Kansas City, arrived in
Versailles last Friday and remained till
Tuesday visiting Mrs. Villmoare parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. Rankin
X. Il. Waller, Jr., left "Wednesday
morning for his home in Tecumsch OK :
lahoma, accompanied by his brother. r.
u. Waller. who returns to his home in
California after visi, with Morgan
county relatives.
The business men Of this city have
entered into an agreement, to close their
places Of business at 30 p. M. and the
compact went into effect Wednesday
the Ist day Of June. The arrangement
will continue until September 18th.
Engineer G. G. Crew returned to the
city Tuesday after q ten-days' whirl in
different sections OF the country. lie
was III ST. Louis several days, then went
through to Lawrence, Kansas, where his
wife is enjoying visit with relatives.
Monday evening there was meeting
of the business men Of Versailles a,
which matters were discussed pertaining
TO the protection Of their interests gen
orally. Definite action will be taken b,
them later on and a permanent organiza
ton effected.
Drs. Gum and Lutinan this week re
ceived an improved operating table a
their Offices which is quite a convenient
apparatus, as it can be folded and carrie:
in vehicle when needed IN emergencies
and is easily handled where surgica
operations are necessary.
i J. =. Hunter returned Monday after
noon from St. Louis and reports the con
dition OF Mrs Hunter very favorabl
} since undergoing special treatment il
, that city. Miss Mamie Ross her sister
: went to thc city Tuesday to assls, her il
any way possible dufing her trcatplen,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-03

will be made Il gala day in This city.
One of the most unique and useful de.
vices on the market is the FARMERS'
HANDY EGG CASE. For sale by ellison
s. Buck. Call and examine them.
All who wish Dr l.. 7, Bender to do
this visit should call for impressions the
ist week, he will be nt the City Hotel,
June iith TO 2ith only.
The First National Bank of Versailles
this week received a new iron safety vault
equipment which IL to hc placed in the
basement OF the Bank for the purpose of
securing and protecting valuable books
and papers Of the institution, and to
| obviate the accumulation OF this class OF
valuahlcs i'll the main Bank where daily
business Is transacted. The First Nat
ional Bank will be first clns, in al! Of it,
appointments.
Editor l.. i. Byran. o! the Real Estate
Broker Of Dcs Moincs, Iowa, was ia Yer
| saillcs several iavs last week collecting
data for n writc.up Of Morgan County for
his iowa journal. lie called on the Dem
ocrat and secured several illustrations to
be used in the wfitc-up. We loaned him
the same AS We deem all articles which
serve to place our county favorably bcfor,
the public are beneficial and should he
encouraged.
The following good advice from tht
l'nycttc Advertiser fits other towns
"Whenever people send out Of town foi
any article that can b" purchased a,
home they should bear in mind that
they are working an injury 70 their town
Don't let some city travelling man will
glib tongue talk you into buying
something you can purchase Of hom,
folks. Give the home man first chance
II belongs to him &"
Decoration Day was fully observed a
Richie Monday. appropriate service
having been carried out consisting o
decorating the graves and spcakin,
which began at 1880 a. III. AT noon
basket dinner was enjoyed in the grow,
and in the afternoon II program wa
carried out appropriate TO the occasion
The W. o. w. Lodge II this city par
ticipatcd in the exercises. Addrcse
were delivered by Rob McClanalan an,
Price Jones of this city.
Agent II. &. Chaiiant and his fore
now occupy the new Rock Island depn
in this city and the building is quite a
imposing structure. The Offices. waitin,
rooms and freight department givinI
adequate room for all purposes. Beside
Agent Chalfant, Operators T.. {. Morriso
and W. T.. Hinton are looking after tn
telegraph department while Wallac
Clifton is manipulating the freight, an
everything in connection with the static
is moving like clock-work
Dudley Bradyof Lincoln, Benton coui
ty, came to Versailles last Saturda
morning with his four. ycur-uld son III
iner, and took the afternoon train fo
Upton. Mr.. Brady went there for III
purpose of having 81 IIill apply his mac
stone to the boys foot. the li,tle fcllo
= having been bitten Ny "A dog the da
: previous, While the dog was not ma
l and was killed as soon as the child ha
, been bitten, Mr.. Brady would take u
! chances on what might develop in Il
= future
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-03
~ asoNiC M Meetinr.

Versailles Lodge No. III A. L. and \. NJ
Brethren take notice
The next regular meeting Of Versailles
Lodge No. ~ A. Il. and \. 81, Will be
held Saturday night June l,h, iyUI, at
which time officers for the ensuing year
viii hc elected.
A. l., Ross, ". NJ.
JAMES MCNAIR, SeCy.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-03
Ssss~susSS~sSSvssS~s~Sss
LOCAL. NEWS.
* ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II you want a loan see Hub s. Kav.
II you want n farm see Hub & Kav.
n you want All abstract see Hub x kav
II you want Insurance see Hub & kav
II YOU want mineral land see Hubbard
x Kavanaugh
!! you want work by Notary see Hub
bard <: Kavanaugh.
II Won want conveyance made see
Hubbard * Eavnnaugh
If you want Your title examined see
Hubhaud * Havanaugh.
II you want to see Hubbard K Kavs-
uaugh you VIII find them Is, floor Court
House
Gi.y Bus Line, Phone 40
S..wing Machines AT the "Fanous."
Dudley barrier shop for first class
work.
Reduction on N'"',. ,,nI1 - t,,c
Millinery halaar
The Bcs, Trunks in Versailles, Mo, at
the FAMOUS CLOTHING House.
Squire ". 5. Gibbs departed Monday
tor brict Sojourn at IIldOradn Springs.
Hats aud Flowers nt your own price
90 reduce stock, AT Mrs. Child's Millin-
cry Bazaar.
MIS-. b. y. Ivy of the Usage was the
guest Of friends in This city several days
this wech
l.. f. Bardwell came in from Akins.
vile and spent the day Tuesday in
Versailles.
You can sc, the proper information as
to Rates Fares etc. a, the Rock Island
Depot. Ask the Agent,
Jamcs l.. Clark came over from Scdalia
Tuc,day and Is spending a few days here
looking after business matters.
Engineers Bailey and Baker OF the
Rock Island Engineering crew. have
been operating i'll Kansas City this week
James I:nloc came mp on the Rock Is
land from lGldon Sunday afternoon and
will visit several days with Versailles
friends.
children of Boylcr's Mill have been spend.
ing the week, guests Of Dr. and Mrs II
X Eulpc.
Mrs. u. a. FARLEY and Mrs. d. T..
Wray and children arrived home Monday
from tier Ohio trip and at least two men
Of Versailles wear a pleasing smile.
The Wonien's Foreign Missionary
Society will hold an open meeting nt the
NJ T.. Church Sunday evening at
attend.
Fo, Mems and Boys wear in Clothing
Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Ties, Su-penders
Socks, Underwear, Suit Cases. Grips
Trunks, Belts, etc, 20 to the FAMOU.
C1.OTHING House..
The 6rc alarm brouGh, on, our citizen
Il, noon Tuesday. The blaze vas located
III the south part Of town AZ the residence
Of Clay Thrus,on (colored and by promp
action on the part of neighbors the flame
were distinguished with only the loss 0
the Kitchen.
As an evidence that Monitcau count,
is paying fair salaries 10 obtain goo'
teachers for her schools, Allen Short o
near Genstcd was last week engaged l.
teach an eight months term the conlinI
year at Cross Linr school in that count
at !55 per month.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-06-03
LET US FILL 1T.

Have you prescription to fill? If so, why should you
not choose your druggist well to choose your phys
clan Your recovery depends much the proper
compouding of your prescriptions as on the proper dag
nosis and treatment of your by your physician. If
your druggist is wrong it is little worth to you to have
your physician right
We need your trade. We guarantee you purity, accuracy
and skill in conpounding, and under circumstances dc
viae from the order of your physician No substitution
Muntzel Drug Co.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
Roanoke News Items,

TT Z Worro1t ,roe risitor N
walsh Trosdov
7oa,o, rop1oao 1ot. cnnao, e..
IDanaI5,a.,,IIa
E'Sn' carIoauS VI Oh was receI'eo
Miss carr Nl'III'A las reIUrueo
nome from ooI'eSe'
Dr. Il. Il. ArceneauX was visitor
10 Roanoke Monday.
Walter Flower, OF the Grand Canal
plant was IN town Tuesday.
Mrs. John Crumpacker has been
quite all for some time with typhoid
fever.
After being absent for seven months
in Colorado Carl Xwirk has come
home again.
Mrs. Walter HyIton returned Mon.
dav from Norwood Missouri whoro
she has been VISITING her father
Holm Roh;rUor ora WIFI pohin.o,,
and Misses FIosSio ord F,nn,o Na,,,
Iio ot+ordod ohnroh - poo,1 g.,
dav,
1oeio Einostono md ;s. ,,
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son Unont Tros5o,, f.h;r1 49,
Caloasior r;ron oaa L,a,T.,. Wy
several fno ootesb o.a
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c.-:I -. "''' anu l. -
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ll''i' "i l GU l""' WEEK from
"'''',U''S VIC conference meeting at
0"' image -Ho' "''er Oelng detained
= l'0 a. =. (. "eoN y "aSnouO III IAe
y $50 l'0'S'
N 'a't week issue OF the Journal
thefe appeared au account of fishing
party which had an outing on the
Bayou Chene, but all the names of
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

A measure will be offered in the
general assembly during the coming
week that is intended as a solution to
the Calcasieu middle over the Office
of sheriff and tax collector, and in
cidentally any other such conditions
that may arise in the future, says a
Batan Rouge dispatch. The bill will
make sheriffs ineligible to succeed
themselves in Office. This measure,
in connection with another already
introduced, which will require imme-
date settlement at the end of the quar-
ter or suspension from Office, will, it
is said, reduce to a minimum the dan
ger of defaulting for large sums of
state money.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

Our good friend, the genial and hui
morous oil magnate of Jennings,
whose holdings are principally in AGA
dia parish, Mr.. Alba Haywood, is
one of the "don't give up the ship"
crowd, when he starts after anything.
Alba started after fame and money as
an actor and he got it; he started at
ter oil in the Jennings (Acsdia) field
and he got it; he started after the ap-
plause OF the legislature and the third
house for his famous speech, and he
GDt it; he started after the co-opera-
ton of the Welsh people in his par
ish division scheme in neat speech
at the town hall in Welsh last Satur-
day afternoon, and according to the
Welsh Journal, he got it, "in the
neck. Lake Charles Press.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
Worlds Fair Rate, May 1 to Dec. /,
1904,

Welsh, A $3.50; B So. 30; C $22. 90.
BY class "a" it is understood to ap-
ply to season tickets, on sale April u
to November Is, final limit December
10, 1904. Class "B" applies to sixty
day tickets, on sale April % to De-
cember %, final limit 80 days not later
than December Is, 1904. Glass &C."
applies to ten-day tickets, on sale
April p, to November 30, final limit
ten days from date of sale, not later
than December ), 1904.
In addition to the above there is al
so Coach Rate during the month Of
May, These excursions will be run at
periods of about ten days on basis Of
about 70 per cent Of the regular one
way fare for adults and 80 per. cent
for children. Coach tickets will not
be h0nored In parlor or sleeping cars.
Date of sale for Coach tickets, May
II and May 81, 1904, final limit, good
to leave St. Louis seven days from
date of sale. Coach excursion, Welsh
rate: Cd" adults, $l5.OO; "E" child's,
5000. J. F. TUBBS, Agent.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

A Crowley dispatch says: ], Henry
Smith, an pil man, just returned from
a trip to \ ew York and Pittsburg is
authority Tor the statement that the
Standard Oil Company is preparing
to launch q mammoth deal by which
to secure control of the southwestern
oil fields Of Louisiana and Texas. He
claims the Standard has agents at
work in this territory taking leases
aud options on all available land
with determined effort to shut off
the discovery Of new fields. Mr..
Smith says the Standard will soon be
working openly, the matter being
kept secret only until certain large
deals are contaminated. If the Stand.
ard is successful it will pipe oil to
New Orleans and ship it to all parts
of the world,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

The first rural free delivery in
Southwest Louisiana will be establish
ed out of Jennings and will be inaug-
urated about the first of next month.
The route leads from the postoffice in
Jennings north on the Cutting avenue
road nine miles to the John Hodgkins
corner; thence due west three miles to
the Raymond church; thence south
two miles to Harry Byrne'S place:
thence east two miles to the Jennings.
Raymond road which it follows into
Jennings.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

The Social Reunion at the COngre-
gational church on Tuesday, June
p, promises to be very pleasant af-
fair. 1t is given by the Marys and
Mar has and is really q r2cep ion 10
the new members and all members of
the church, and those who attend are
cordially invited. Light refreshments
will be served. 1t will be q free in
formal gathering.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

The mandamus suit against Gov
ernor Blanchard issued by Kinney
Ried through his attorney Judge
CIerg. of New Orleans, was withdrawn
Wednesday afternoon. The mandam-
us was to compel the governor to is
sue Reds commission as sheriff OF
CaIcasieu parish. 1t is not yet known
lust what course will be pursued by
Mr.. Reid in securing his commission.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
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OIL FIELD NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Preston Herndop, for the past year
or more manager for the Hill Top Oil
Company in the Welsh field, has re-
signed his position and it is under
stood will leave Welsh shortly to ac-
cept a more lucrative position. &. B..
Speed, Of Beaumont, passed through
on the noon train Wednesday en- route
to New Orleans to have a conference
with the officers Of the Hill Top Com
| pany, at which time Mr.. HerndOn $
/ successor will be named.
f. S. Wood, of McGregor, Texas,
was here a short time Monday look
ing after his immense interests in the
oil field. To Journal reporter be
stated that within the next three
months the Welsh oil field would un-
dergo a wonderful Improvement. He
said that negotiations were practically
completed whereby four new wells
would be sunk on his holdings within
the next thirty or sixty days and that
the field was just now entering Pc
riod of new development. He left On
the afternoon train for FL Campo and
Houston to perfect arrangements.
A we'll that gives promise of being
among the best producers in the local
oil field is that of the Colorado Texas
Company now being drilled deeper by
J. NJ. Bowen. Mr.. Bowen informed
tho Journal yesterday morning that
for the past several days the drill had
been in oil producing rock of the blue
limestone variety and as a result very
slow progress was being made. He
said particles of the rock brought to
the surface upon examination under
the glass we're found to contain al
most pure oil. If there is anything
in excellent indications this is certain
to be made good well, according to
Mr.. Bowen,
The oil field of Welsh presents daily
an interesting sight in the tank wag
ons waiting their turn to be loaded
with oil for use as fuel in many irri-
eating plants furnishing water to rice
farmers within easy hauling distance
of TIE field. The oil wells are thus
relieved of quite a quantity of oil,
and all the companies here except the
Pacific Company and the
Hill Top Company of New Orleans
are selling oil in this manner. The
Welsh Oil and Land Development Co,
is the largest seller, and Superinten-
dent j. G. Maui Of that company states |
they sell about eighteen loads day, |
averaging ten barrels per load, at the
uniform price of seyenty-fve cents per |
barrel. This we'll, the pioneer we'll of |
this field, has run right along with
good profit to its owners, from the |
day it came in, about year ago, to |
the present time, and continues to
give, it is claimed, the best oil in the |
field,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
Letter to G. W. Yantis.
WELSH, LA.

Dear Sir: Pay more for DevOe =; be
clad to. 1t is full-measure and honest
Paint is a watchdog. How WoVld
you like a watchdog that wouldn't
watch from two to five o'clock in the
morning? That's short Measure.
How would you like Watchdog
that had a way of wagging his tail
at burglar? That's false paint.
The burglar is rain and snow.
Go by the name; Devoe lead-and-
zinc.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD

MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD
Only $42.SO, New Orleans to Denver,
Colorado Springs or Pueblo and re-
turn. Returning in q days. Every
first and third Tuesday, June to De-
cember inclusive. For tickets, maps,
time cards, ETC., apply to F. E. Cue
dry, D. P. A., 229 St. Charles Street,
New Orleans, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

VIM. R. Hearst received the instruc-
tions of the Illinois delegation for
President OF the United States at a
meeting at Springfield Tuesday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
Betting at Cost.

We have all sizes of remnant belt.
ing which we are Offering very cheap.
Pieces OF fifty feet and UP at prices
less than at car load lots. We are
determined to close these out.
DAVIDSON WESSoN IMP, Co,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17

News from the Welsh field is not
as encouraging as it might be. One
delay after another has retarded de-
velopments here to a great extent.
There is an unconfrmed report, how
ever, that the Southern Pacific, which
is credited with owning considerable
land in this field, will soon begin ex-
tensive operations there. - Crowley
Signal.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
MOBILE X OHIO RAILROAD

MOBILE 4 OHIO RAILROAD &.
Only $500, St. Louis, Mo-, and
back. Limit 10 days. 2 Coach Ex-
cursions, every Tuesday and Thurs
day in June. For tickets, maps, time
cards, etc, apply to F. E. Guedry,' D.
P. a., 229 St. Charles Street, New
Orleans, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-17
JOSEPH MOORE.

Look through our stock of fancy
edibies before preparing your swell
luncheonS or dinners. We have ey.
erything that is desired.
PRENTICE 81 PRETTrGr,