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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07

fammen. .8sr5eiben sic, 1epentaus
liegt cine @eripe9slung por."
Sine Namensperipe6slung, ndtiirz
Gi9 = inbeFen, tpenn ib Sbnen bic
abreFe bes !Ssrrn 81. Sruumann gez
ben foG, ite Itebt gu Sbrer 8erfiigung."
Gr eriff in bic 9ruittaide Ieines Ro@
DIES, als pb er cine @iiitentarte 4erpOrz
Sisben fponte.
rRein. nein, bemiiben sic ii6 ni3t,
1T bur6all8 nidt nDtbig," betbeuerte
Der qans perIegen 9eiporbene 8enoarm
- mir iino iebenfaqs falf6 bert4tet,
bic Sadie ipirO ii4 idon auftIdren,
entI6uloigen Sic MR." limb be-
fddmt ii6er ieinen MiB9riIf trat Der
@ertreter Der boben Obrigtett ben
Riid5ue an.
Sraumann la6te, a6er es mar MIR
Elm titles, inneres, benz S9idIal, has
ibn 10 gliidli9e @ege gefiibrt, bon
Screen bantbares 2aaen. Sn ben
Saal te6rte er ntdt mebr Suriid. lin
benz 9ublifum bas Miebertommen gu
beripre9en, mar ibm Der 5ernauer
gpben bod gu beiB gepprben. Rur
auf Der 9iibne nod, aber ni9t me9r
i'm 2eben tpp1te er fprtan &omDoie
fpielen.
9liidli9 pie elm MGr9enprin5, Der
einen persauberten S4db geboben,
perlieB Der &omiter am anberen Wlors
oen bas GtGbt6en. 400 barre Mart
in Miinse unb Papier beberbergtsn
feline SaIGen. 90 biel 9elo bate sr
i'm Seben ni9t beisinanber geieben.
limb has alles mar iein, Biz auf bic
ileine Summe, bic er BON Der ndditen
Station mad &ubenbupf abianbte,
sur 9eglsi6uns feiner S9ulb, als
bes QDpentpirtbs, ergebeniter 0tetrtd
Srdumann."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
Sur9i9aut.
in sauernftad6er pom aarI s0nIs.

W. - NV
Spbrs in Steimte, senannt Der
rarpBe" &pbrs, gum unteridiebe bonn
Cd, 8utsns, Sdaperz. appelz, 8arss
unb Sumpels9 pbrs (es tpbrit fia ba
aues), @briftopber &obrs alio, Der
9robe, Der 8oImaier unb Shulpors
ftsber, stpsi Sonnen Sob fdpsr i'm
8erm0gen,. tpie bic 2eute f6ipoger:
gum 5inansminiiter bate er gut sss
pabt. 4uf dies Sragen anttportete
er INNER pfiffissperbinbli4: 1Sdu!"
Wenn's aber irgenb auf ben 8eutel
absislt, srunst er ungemiitbli4, nit
Gnti4iebenheit: ~Ree!!" 0amit Puntts
I'm.
9ennoa bat er itin iterbli9 Sled
den. Seinen beriibmten 9iinger los
ben, Inn ben i'm alle Welt benedict,
lam i'm snGbig itimmsn. Rdmli4
auf feline &unIt rationeIeu Miitmas
6ens tbut Gbriitopber 8obrs fid ets
pas gu SUITE, unb fein 9aupts &rafts
fpru6, ben er immer i'm Munbe bat.
Iautet: $40 Der Miitpagen nidt bins
tpmmt, bd 9ottes Sessn audi mid.
Serr 9'ftobr!"
gbriItopber aobrs bat bur9aus
MIR Sim fiir's 9rattifde, unb fiirs
nebmli3 aIes. mas NIT @ort unb
S6rift suiammenbGngt. bemibt er
duBerIt niebrig; bic ganssn Steimtsr
Ieioer mebr pber peniger nit ibm, uns
besbaIb baben fie ibren srpBen Gbris
ftopber aobrs aud gum S9ulporits>
Der sepdbIt.
man gut, Steimfe fat feinen alien
Sdulebrer Sermann Stiibmte nod
INNER, cine brape Seele aus Der alien
WeIt. seniisiam, elm Mdrtprer Der
Gultur.
Dim beften lernen feline 2Gmmer fins
gen BEL ibm, bod aud i'm m8atifsn"
finb iie auf her Gpnfirmanbenpriis
flung INNER lsibli9 beidIasen. 5iir's
pi6tigfie i'm prattii9en 2eben, bic
Redentunft, braudt elm sdtburttger
6teimter teinen S9ulmeiiter; has
tdnn er aus fid islber. bsnn bic
@teimter baben ~Grips" bon Ratur.
Was min man alfo mebr9 Sis $50
Sbaler 9ebalt fir rSduImeifters
Batter" bdlt ieber i'm 9orfe fir Elm
tpabres Siinbeneelb.
Run aber iol man gar nod sulegen.
9efebl bon oben, Regierun9sbei4luB;
300 Sbaler pol nuumebro enbIid, aIs
aerinefen SAP fir cine S6ulfteae in
preuBiIfen 2anbsn. Satpobl, snolia!
Die Stsimtsr aber fdimpten ents
~riiftet: aeinen pfsnnis! Die ainoer
Isrnten 70 senus fiir's gelp, ribsr!si'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
Glter uno sdOnbeit.

Sn fpeIbam Utter 1T bic Srau am
f6Oniten2 IS liegen feline 9riinbe por,
faet elm enslii4es 9Gatt, tpdrum bic
Grau ndd benz allgemeiuen Haturges
febe nit ben Sabren nt9t audi an
S6Onbeit bes IntliBes uno ber Sors
men 5unebme. Der Wunf6 manfer
Srauen, ii6 tpieber in bic 8ddfiiaSeit
suriidperiebt gu feben, tpGre th0ri9t;
iebe Srau miifIe lei elmer natiirli9en
unb regelmGbisen 2ebenspeiIe nit 40
SabrsR melt fdDner unb d~n3iebenber
fein aIs elm Mdb9en bon 16 Sabrer.
SOtperfi6e unb seiItise 8OItommens
belt pGren bel einsm vMobeqpeibe"
un5ertrennli6, unb barum feien bic
Sabre sptf9en So unb 40 2ensen bic
beiten unb perbeiBungspoliten. Die
9efdidte lehre, bab bic idDniten
Srauen ben @ipfel ibrer 8eriibmtbsit
in bieiem Otter srreidten. Cleopatra
bate bas 80. 2ebensiabr iiberi9ritten,
als Tie @ntonius an fid gu fefIsln
ipuBte. aIpaiia mar SO Sabre alt, als
fis geritles beiratbete, unb 80 Sabre
fpGter fon iie nod INNER fehr besebs
renspertb e~epefen fein. anna BON
Seiterreid mar 80 Sabre aft, als iie
fir cine Der fa6n'ten Srauen Guropa's
erflGrt ipurbe. SrGulein Mdrs, bic
beriibmte frans0fifds S6aufpisterin,
mar fhDn NIT As, Srau Recamier. bic
2Dniein peiblider Sd0ubeit. nit 40
Sahren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07

big" - tppsu leBt non purqdus Tur
30 Sbaler mebr, tpp5u? R~arrenspoi'
fen! limb gar nod EXTRA S4ulpors
Thanksgiving be~spegen, nit Dem Ssrrn
2anbratb ielber? n9a, LATIN man taz
men, bei lam iid up'n 9roppen lets
ten!" Gbriitopber &obrs pta's auf
fi6 nebmen urb ibnen pben I6on neis
fen, .pat ne Sarte is".
9o6 Der Serr 2anoratb bon Pulen"
bort in S~ienbasen lit elm gutter Stras
teoe unb tennt feline Steimter. 3etz
tig ma6t er iia am feitgeIeBten Sage
auf ben Meg, uno cine poae Stunbe
bait bic lanbrdtblife &utIae ror'm
&obrsidsn Qntpeien.
Ser alte Sappermsnter. bleibt's
Bel Ieinem Rec, 70 lit ale Miibe pers
eeblib fir biesmat," ieuf3te Der Serr
2anbrdtb, inbem er ausiteigt. ~9m,
alio Der 9i~ingerbaufen 49,"
Sreunbli9 begriiBt er bdruuf ben
Bauer uno i6iittelt linn bic Sano:
.Sie1 ba, lieber Spbrs. pplt' i9pn
fange NAL beIuden uno mir S9ren
fd6nen Sof anIeben. So6 tpmme1l
sic erit aber n paar S6ritte in bic
Selbmart: bic 6iibe N bisden pertres
ten, mar friid beut Morgen!"
,Better ia, Der refine 8ei5enboben!
Stebt ausge5et9net ales in Steimfe,
Der 8oggerl, Safer, bic Sdrtoffeln -
pobin man blidt, uno bel Sbnen am
beiten, Spbrs."
rSau - mid 10 iIimm." fdmun'
5elt Der Bauer.
llsb ben Sof Johann betreteno,
f6tpDqt Der Serr 2anbratb:
.Samps. ales i'm Stanoe, Snbrs.
famos, praftpon. erpBurtig, iapohl!
Die i6Dne. nere Sdeune. iagen sic,
baben Sic ppbl n%eugebdut2"
Sau = benin i6!"
LIMB bic len@Gniefiiten auf benz
@rasbofe, bic SbitbGume gum 9re6en
ppl = t0itlid, pie einem bic aepfel
anla6en! = bas pirft i'm Serbft mas
ab; mill i'd meinen!"
limb tpeiter BEL Der S6ipeinebu6t:
rglein, iolde gradtferten! Ser bette
ungarfde Sdlag = Oiden&opt, tur5s
beinig, feinfnp9ig. unb pie tie freRen!
Die ieben an, ba MAIDEN Sic N 8ez
f6dft nit, Mi9aelismartt, aobrs!"
~Suu = isi geIt ma mir bans
bag"
Sin Bid barouf in ben aubItaa:
,@as taufenb, ipie biele &opfe II,
IA, is uno Der itattli6e 8ulle, Die bet>
ben MaIto6Ien, 3 ia ne Pra4t, N
pabrcr Staat! 9as 9ibt prGmien,
Sbieri9au, &obrs, id ipette."
Der Bauer i9peigt unb ma4t elm
@efidt fpie cine &rute Gffis.
Mutter &obrien aber, Die aud NIT
berumgebt unb auHdlieBt. dr9ert fi3
iiber ibren unbOfli6en Wann uno
puff Inn beimli6 in ben Danit:'
.9iis bod n gan5en pQen isbraniz
gen Sunb, Mann! 0bau't Mul up
I'm iegg bod Of nal mat, lain 9err
2anbrdtb MID thinner esuI meg uusene
fnddeni" .
SD Tebe, aObrs," msint boiler
Sreunbli6teit Der Ssrr 2anbratb bars
auf i'm 8siterseben; Die Steimfer
tDnnen's in Der Sbat, reife 9emeinoe!
Sinh ia nod 10 Stiider Z, 8 @olbpfe
bd. 9p9 gut, baB i'd mid in Steimte
enbli9 NAL senauer umiebe."
limb auf bic 9iingeritdtte inmitten
hes Sofes fteuert burauT Der !9err
2anbrdtb in lansen Saritten, betra9z
tet lie cine Weile itumm, feBt cine
groBartige Sennermiene auf unb iptu
ausbolen gum lebten Strst9 od
aber tritt Gbriitopber aobrs ibn in
ben @eg. per5iebt piiffis has Maul
unb ipri4t:.
SEER 2anbratb. is an gaub, Sci
fiino 10 ipist N ganSen 9emeinen (umz
eGngliO Mtniaen, Gtperit bestps9en
friegt unIe Sdaulmeiter bod MID
mehrl Ree!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
q m Gtferb,s 9tfedte

SIN gifer bss 9tfedtes.
@ertbeibiser (eines Ginbreders):
8OlIis ungertdt III Der msinsm aliens
ten gsnddte @oripurf Der arbeitss
f6eu. 8ebenten Sic, meine Serren
9eidporensn. bic Stdrte Der siiernen
8aFentbiir, bic fdls4ten ginbrudss
tpertseuge. bic miferable 9eleudtuus
bur9 cine einaiss Serge, unb sic fpers
ben fi9 faesn: bieier Mann ideute teis
ne 4rbeit!
: @orfitt. Geutnant Gum
9urf6en): r0isisn 4bsnb pirb in
Der aaubs Gsburtstds sefsisrt. mill.
Ter! maiden Sic aass surs6t. unb
f6rsiben Sic nit 9rsios an bic 9a,s
tsnp!oz.:: -a4tuns! ssttpfrOpfeE!"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
Proclamation of Election.

BY virtue of the authority in me vested as
mayor of the town OF Welsh, louisiana, and
in pursuance OF the requirements and pro-
xisOns Of the charter and ordinances Of the
Town OF Welsh, Louisiana, and all ordinance
of the Board of Trustees Of tile town Of Welsh
adopted june 8, 1904, l., Lee L. Robinson
Mayor Of the town of Welsh, La, according to
State Law and the Ordinance Of the Town of
Welsh, relative thereto, on tuesday, July
Twelfth, 1904. for the purpose of voting on
the proposition Of levylng and collecting an
Iually Five Mill tax tor a period of Ten
Years for the maintenance and support of the
public schools of the Town of Welsh. That
the election be held in the building formerly
occupied by A. E. Bell as grocery store, and
the polls be open from six O'Clock a. m. until
seven O'Clock p. III. of said day.
1t is further ordered that all saloons, or
other places where liquors are sold in the
Town Of Welsh, La, shall close their places OF
business at midnight of July II, 1904, and re-
main closed until midnight of July II, 1904,
US provided by Section 20 Of Act No. I52 of
the Acts Of the General Assembly OF the State
OfLOuisiana for 1898.
Witness my official signature at Welsh La,
on tniS day Of June, 1904.
LEE L. ROB TSON, Mayor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
Ordinance No. lO4
orders SIDEWALK ON poLK STREET

ORDERS SIDEWALK ON POLK STREET,
Be IT ORDAINED, BY the Mayor and Boord Of
Trustees of the Town of Welsh, La. That in
compliance with petition properly signed by
the resident owners OF q majority Of the prop
erty AUDITING on the street proposed to be i'm.
proved by the building Of sidewalks, said pe-
tltlOn having been presented to the Board Of
trustees at the regular meeting on June eth
1904, and approved by the Board. It is hereby
ordered that Il sidewalk be built according tn
the organisations ADOPTED August 9TH, 1900.
on the west side OF Polk street comInencing
at the Northeast corner of Block No, ) of the
Robinson and Miller Subdivision of the Town
OF Welsh, thence South on the West boundary
line OF Polk street to the Southeast corner OF
lots NO, 8 Of Block No, = Of the Robinson and
Miller SUBDIVISION OF the Town of Welsh.
SEC. 2. BE it ordained, &c, That it shall he
the duty OF the owners of all Of the propertv
fronting and abutting on tile street herein
above described 10 construct or cause to be
GonStructe! said walk within twenty DAVIS
from adoption and PRONUNCIATION of this or
dln9nce; and III case OF failure or neglect said
walk to be. built according to the further pro
VISIONS Of the ordinances OF the Town of
Welsh, La.
SECTION 3. Be it ordained, &C.. That this
ordinance shall take effect and be in full force
from and after itSadoption and pronunciation
81 W. Day, aye; J. H. Cooper, aye; c. p. Mar
TN, aye; II. A. Davidson, aye; Frank Cotton
aye.
Passed the Board June 7th. 1904.
Approved June It'll, 1904.
LEE L, ROBISSoN Mavor
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
PETITION FOR ELECTION.

Welsh, La, May j. 1904.
To the Honorable Board of Trustees Of the
town of Welsh, La. Gentlemen: We, the un-
dersigned citizens and taxpayers Of the town
of Welsh. La respectfully petition your hon
orable body to order a special election as pro-
vided by law, for the purpose OF submitting
to the qualified electors and voters, as prOyl-
ded by law, an ordinance levying special an
nuai tax of five ~ mills On all Of the taxable
property Of the town of Welsh La, for the
period Of ten (l0l years for the years 1903,
1908, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909. 1910, 1911,
1912, 1913, for the maintenance and support
Of the public schools of the the town Of Welsh,
La: John i kountree, Philip Miller, " 1
Hutchinson, H L Wesson, A I Jones, ) Benoit,
l. & Lewis, Il Il Arceneaux, r 7 Willard. E &
Willard, Paul W Daniels H Labit, + d Gal;
kiuS. L NJ Powers, F J West, E H Boiling, + Z
Kimball, d Kimball, " b Craig, r l. Craig,
j + Yubbs, 5 A Coyey, Fred J johnson, N
Billion, j E Billion, Fulton, NJ D YanNess, A
r Miller, + Lewis, Vim 7 russell, " II 10y,
A . Fontenot, J Gerson, Y d Griffith, A
Shipman G A Austin, 2 A Hebert. NJ L Prem
tlce NJ L Farlow ? h Goodreau, l. Z Robin
son, Chas 7 Martin Samuel Dlackford, II 4
Davidson, Frank Cotton, W Day, John II
Cooper { L Carr.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
Ordinance No. 1O5.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board Of
Trustees of the town of Welsh, La, That,
Whereas, more than One-ffth Of the resident
taxpayers of this municipality have petit
toned this body to call special election
for the purpose of submitting to the taX-
payers OF the corporation Of Welsh prop
UsltI0n Of voting Il special tax Of five mills up
on all of the aSSesSable property located in the
town of v esh, for period of ten years, and
the monies to be derived from the collection
of said tax to be appropriated and used exclu-
sively for the purpose Of maintaining and sup.
porting public schools during the SAID period.
BE it Further Ordained That special cleo
ton is called to be held in the town of Welsh
on the twelfth day Of July, 1904, and in case
>Ilnre than majority of both number and
amount OF the taxpayers participating in said
r,ection should vote fayorably to sail tax, the
same shall be levied and collected according
to law. In case Il majority of both number
and amount participating Ill said election
should not vote tavorably to the said tax, then
in that event the same shall not be levied. Be
it Further Ordained, That the Mayor and
Board of Trustees Of the town Of Welsh meet
ON the thirteenth day Of July, 1904, for the
purpose of tabulating the returns of said cleo
ton an promulgating the result thereof. BE
it Further Ordained, that all Ordinances or
parts OF ordinances contrary to or i'll conflict
HEREWITH shall and the same are hereby re-
pealed. H Cooper aye, 5 W Day aye, Frank
Cotton aye. Passed the Board of Trustees
June .. 1904. SAMUEL BLACKBOARD, Secy.
Approved June 8, 1904,
LEE E. ROBINSON, Mayor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10

Capt. B. T. Walshe spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family in New
Orleans.
Martin Bros. are displaying tie
finest line of Ladies Spring Trimmed
Hats ever seen in Welsh.
James Ellis left Tuesday for New
Iberia and Abbeyille in the interest
of the Orange Land Company.
The Daily and Sunday st. Louis
World and the Welsh Journal one
year for only 500 for both papers.
Miss Anna Dudley, Of Jennings,
came over Friday evening to visit a
few days with Miss Kate Buckingham.
The Twice-aWeek st. Louis Repub-
lie for only 25c year if you pay a
years subscription in advance for
he JOURNAL,
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. De Wolf, near EEL City,
Monday, June +.
BY paying one year in advance 20
the JOURNAL, you can secure the
Twice a-Week edition OF the st. Louis
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
ARTICLE III.

The capital stock of this corporation is fixed
at Ten Thousand Dollars (Sl6,OCOOO), Ovid
ed into one hundred shares Of a par value of
One, Hundred Dollars 100000 each. Ali
stock subscribed for must be paid for in cash
or Its equivalent at not less than par. The
president and secretary, and shall not be is.
sued until fully paid for, and no transfers
thereof shall bind the corporation until the
same is made on the hooks of the company.
Business may be begun under this, charter
for
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
CHURCH NOTICES.
SEVENTH DAY ADvEETs.

SEVENTH DAY ADvENTs.
Services every Saturday at 10 q. m. All are
ordialIy invited to attend,
FIRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services every Sunday at IL q, m. and p
m. Junior Christian EndeavOr at $3.50 and
Senior at 1880 p. M. Prayer service and Bible
training class Wednesday evening 7:45. +.
G. LAsLETTE, Pastoral Supply. Sunday school
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock, PAUL, W. DAN
ELS, Supt. hearty welcome extended to
citizens farmers. their families and friends.
FLETCHER NJ E. CHURCH.
Preaching al IL and 8, every Sunday
Sunday school at 9:45; Junior League at 3;
EpWorth League at pm. AllinVited. EV
anyone made welcome, Rev. CorWin Taylor
pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching every Sunday at II a. m. and : 30
2. m. Prayer meeting at 7:3O p. N. every
Wednesday. Rev. H. T. CoMIsB, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 &. IN. every Sunday
DR.. JNo. Il. COOPER. Supt
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
Notice for Publication,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT New ORLEANS, May 20, 1904,
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice of his Intention
10 make hhat proof in support of his claim,
u; macEey, I. s. Comns@,on at Elton post
ONCE Calcasieu parish, La, between o o. m.
and p. m. July l, 1904, viz: JAMES w, GfE-
son, who made II, E, No. 1906 for the North.
west Quarter of SecSion 10, Township6, Range
West, Louisiana meridian.
de names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence uaon and cultivation
Of said land, VIZ:
b. f. KNIsLRY, ="
JEFF ABBY j."
Cyrus Schulz " I"
WALTER L. COHEN,
Registe:.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
ARTICLE ".

A regular annual meeting of the stockbold
ers shall be held OH the first Tuesday after
the first Monday Of April of each year. Special
meetinns shall be held at any time upon the
call Of the president or of the e-president
special meeting shall be held until after fl
tren days written notice served On on mailed
to each stakeholder.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10

Martin Bros. are displaying tie
finest line of Ladies Spring Trimmed
Hats ever seen in Welsh.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
Local and Personal.
Aim Highland hold the aim.

AIM nlgn-anQ nOlQ the aim.
Teachers report cards at the Jour
nal Office.
Be kind at home and generous
abroad
Oliver typewriter ribbon at the
Journal Stationery Store.
Miss Minnie Purnell visited in Jen-
nings Sunday.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat and
the JOURNAL for 81 for both papers
G. H. Morse, of Jennings, was in
Welsh Monday.
Stoves, in both heating and cook
ing, at PRENTICE Il PRENTICE.
Mr., and Mrs. II. e. Walling spent
Sunday In Jennings.
Worlds Fair Souvenir Spoons at
Welsh Jewelry Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Scharff and son
were in Jennings Sunday.
Painting, papering and sign writing
done on short notice by W. E. Byerly.
Mrs. Jno. Robinson and children
left for Abbeyille Sunday.
Latest Pattern of Shirt Wasting
White Duck and Brilliantine at Mar
tin Bros.
r. NJ. Gray transacted business in
Crowley Tuesday afternoon.
See Weber & VanNess before con-
tracing for an irrigating or artesian
well.
Miss Hattie Bower is spending the
week visiting kindred in Jennings
Ring up Prentice & Prentice for
anything you want in either staple or
fancy groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W. Daniels Wis
tied in Jennings Sunday afternoon.
A complete line of Sterling Silver
articles at Welsh Jewelry Co.
A. r. McBurney transacted bust
ness in Crowley Tuesday afternoon.
--latest designs in l847 Roger Bros
Silyerware at Welsh Jewelry Co.
Anthony Hebert returned Friday
from a business trip to Jeannerette,
La.
New goods of the best grades at
Welsh Jewelry Co.
"a fool uttere:h all his mind" but
that's nothing, milk will turn without
moving.
Beautifully illustrated books for
SoNuS people at the journal Book
and Stationery Store.
Pass on and get out Of the dust:
leave lies, quarrels and iangles be-.
hind you.
Complete stock of white and fancy
spring dress Lawns and Organuies At
Martin Bros.
Holton George, of jennings, was in
Welsh Tuesday attending to business
matters.
Bsseballs, bats, gloves, mitts,
masks and all kinds of supplies at the
Journal Stationery Store.
Miss Mertie Ellis, of Jennings, Wis
tied homefolks near town a few DAYS
this week.
Hardware, tinware, glassware
queensware and groceries,
PRENTICE & PRENTICE,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
SUCCESSION SALE.


PARISH OF CALCAsIEU, Court.
NO. 1876.
SUCCESSION OF MARY l. FOREMAN,
BoRS Guillory}
By virtue of an order and commission to me
directed, by tie said court, dated NAV 20
1904, | will offer for sale for cash to the last
and highest bidder. at the last residence of
the above named deceased, Mary L. Foreman
IN 5aid parish and STATE, near Welsh, on Sat.
urday, Juiy2. 1904, between legal hours, the
fo!l0WtNS; described property, to-wit:
All OF the real property # the above named
succession, described as follows to-wit: The
last residence of the deceased, consisting OF
thirty t3O) acres in, the Northwest Quarter
lNN. Ia OF the Northwest Quarter CNW. Ia
Of Section Twenty-Lour (24>, Township Ter
aO)' south, Range FIVE ~ west, in said par
Terms-Cash on day of sale, price to he not
less than estimated value by appraisement be.
fore {. 7. Martin, notary public, on February
"a 1904. Isaac FoREMAN. Natural Tutor
I. ?. LEE, Agent.
CLINE X CLINE, Attorneys.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-06-10
RESOLETION.

Resolved, By the Mayor and Board Of Trus-
Field, VIM. ?. Russell and G. L, Carr be ap-
pointed commissioners and NJ. /. Prentice,
clerk, to hold the special election on July -,
1904, for the purpose Of voting on O PROPOSE
ton to levy and collect a special tax of i've
mills per annum for Il period of ten years.
The Yale expositor., 1904-03-04
Atheneum Society.

The regular meeting Cf the Atho.
neum Society was held ON Tuesday ev-
ening in the high school room aud be.
sides the members, gOOdly number
of visitors were present, showing "A de-
clded interest IN the literary attain
ments of the society. The president
called the meeting 10 order and the roll
call was responded 20 by quotations
from Longiellow. Minutes Of the last
meeting were read by the secretary and
approved.
Twelve small girls aud boys from
Miss Hayes room sang song and re.
cited poem from LOngfellow.
The situation in Manchuria was given
in a paper by Vera Wallace.
\ paper by Miss SkentelbuTy was
descriptive of Longfellow's history and
life.
\ recitation by Isla Evans was
charming.
\ short talk on nature was given by
Mr.. Kellogg.
Resolved that woman should he
granted the right of suffrage was the
subject OF the debate which followed
The Affirmative was taken 10y Hattie
Karn, Lizzie Parkinson and Irving
Palmer. the negative by Hattie Mer-
ritl, Leslie Mrnzics and Alex. Sayles
The judges were Or. Pelton, Rev.
Thompson and Harvey Drake. two ol
whom voted for the negative side
Lastly, the three judges were called
upon for two minute talks aud the sO-
c.ety adjourned 60 meet two weeks
from this tfridayl evening.