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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-01
TRANSATLANTIC MArLs.


WEDNESDAY Dat 100 A. NJ fot METH Ig.
LANDS direct. per steamship Lyman ,mal
at 1890 A. Al. supplementary y NJ lot rr.
ROPE per steamship Baltic, Via queen.
town and Liverpool at II a. ". for NORM AZ
pAKCRi.S- POST MAILS. per steamship United
states Irregular mall for Denmark must t.
directed per steamship United states
THURSDAY (D..-At 7 \. At. FOR fkANCL SNil.
FRLAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PORriGt.
TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE and nlur'-I
INDIA. Der steamship La lirctAgnc. Ma h4tlt
mail Tor other parts OF Europe must ht %.
rrctcd per aieamship Ia hn'ngur
SAT- 'RDNY (D.--At \. NJ for EUROPE. p-f
steamship Philadelphia via Plymouth auu
Cherbourg tmAli for Ireland must be directed
''ptr steamship Philadelphia. at $50 =. 50
f6r BELGIUM PARCELS. POST MAILS. per
steamship hroonlAnd Irregular mall Tor Bel
iand-); az $50 a. a. for ITALY dlree'. psr
rected iper steamship KONG Alber-l at
$50 a, a. for ITALY direct per steamship
Citta di Torino tmRl must be directed per
steamship Cltth Ill Tonno1; az 1880 \.
supplementary " NJ for EUROPE, per
steamship Ltruria, via Queenstown aud Liver
pool.
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PAMNnRoKERs, SALES.

/. L. FlRuSKl. Auci.. 10 Bowery. sells 10 A. ~
March 10y William Simpson & Co. ieHelry.
Marcn 2-By n Phillips 1857 Bowrry: diamonds.
watches iewclry and all pledges prior FEB. 20. 1904
and all older dates held over
March by \ Lawrence 2s7 is; sv.. L. Harlem.
cos sth ay., clothing. &C. pledged prior Feb. 20.
1904.
March BY \. Frankenstein & Co.. 1919 Dclan
cey st; diamonds watches. lewelry and all pledges
prior Feb 3. 1904. and all older dates held over
watches. iewclry. clothing, and all pledges prior
Feb. 1i 1901 and all older dates held over.
March 0--By A Frankcnsteln & Co. 1910 De.
lancey ST" clothing. &C. pledged prior Feb. 70.
1904.
March by II. Br,ctheimer. ISL f. losth st.:
". q Brlckhemer 2iOS 80 av. diamonds watches.
icwelry and al pledges prior Feb 25 1904. aud all
older dates held over
March 7-ly E. Dreyer & Co., li2 9th av., M. r.
J. Harlan. 1851 Z. i2Sth St. clothing DC, pied gsd
prior Feb rs. 1904.
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TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVER
LAND DAILY.

LAND DAILY.
The schedule Of clo,ing u Transpacihc ~
Is arranged on the presumption OF theit nnN-'i
runted overland transit to port OF sailing ~
nnAl connecting malls except Registered Tra0S
Tacoma or Seattle whicn close sP " nrcv'o1s DIS,
close ct tho General Post Once. New No's ''
HAWAII. JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS, Via san Francisco Close =
p. ". March , for despatch per steamship
HAWAII. Via san Francisco, close atsP. n. Maze.
!ApaNI R SSSRfFsasn 6asN'%GA ssa PPPPyF
ANDS, via Seattle. close at P " March
TAHITI 'f add 'aaRR f Hisi s{{S%bSs va ~
Francisco close at P. V MArca 10. 'of i@
NE%y zFAP & Il ,srs$Li% ,s5esg, We
p ~ March ii. Tor despatch per sie,r.
Sierra. az th- Cunard steamer earg'ns
In Time TO connect win, this despatch. eti
msls-coslng a. $50 a ~: $50 A. " sFe
viii be made up and forwarded until the afi
HAWAII JAPAN, KOREA. CHINA and PH'li0
PINE ISLANDS via san Francisco. ci'st ~
eF March 49, for despatch per sieaWs
JAPAN, except Parcels Pos, Malls, KoREA ctr
md PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. VIA Nauc7 f
and Victoria. Is. C.. close at p NJ NNr. .'
FIN o is fs2iiSn fF T'sgTi9p t LR5
NEW CALEDONIA. Via Vancouver and
ioria b c, close AT p " March %, ;.' 10
pBlfPPlI Ri sL JeSSss sn dG GGEM Vi, san
cisco. close OF p. NJ. March 20. FOR d,sgl
per United States transport
hANCHtHlA leIcepi NcWchwhng md Puft ~
thun and EASTERN SIBERIA is a. pf'
forwarded Via Russia.
NOTE.-Unlcss otherwise addressed. Wc.i ..,
tralla Il forwarded via Europe Ncw Irf
VIA san Francisco. and ffAln plscrs DO
Chinese Province ~ Nrnnhn. via British
the quickest T1gi O.. Philippines snc
addressed via Europe" must hr fully ~
At the foreign rates Hawaii Is foro
VIA San Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. postmrt
Post once. New York. y &. Feb - 1905
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JrLIrs sHoNeoop. Auetlonesr.

JULIUS SHONGOOD. Auctioneer
BY Jos, Shongoods Sons, AuctB. ~ Bovery
March Mems and vomen's clothing etc NJ
". q Il. Marks. 2057 Sd av
March i-Jewelry, watches, diamonds, type
writer. guns. brio a -brac, etc and all pledges 10
10. ZOO and all goods Held over. JOS. Roth. IS
Columbus av
March Mems and wonsn's clothing etc.
pledged 10 Feb. D. 1901 B. Fox. y sth av
March 1---Icweiry. whichrs. diamonds etc J
J. Aaron & Son. iai Grand St
March s-Clnihny 4. Seuver. 6st ID ay.
March 0-Jewory. H. Rosenberg, $50 sth av
March 7-liJtnlur. etc. /. Hruckheitner A Co.
100 ID ay. y. Buckhemer a Co. 27sS sd av.
March 7-Jewelry. etc. S. Freund. 2777 80 Av.:
j. Blumcuthal. +05 9th av.
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cents prr hal' ounce N atff''7
10 the regular posidoe. must be prepaid on al
letters forwarded by the SUPPLEMENT- AIRY
MAILS, and letters deposited IN the drops
marked "Lcfters for Foreign Counties. aflef
the CLOSING or THE REGULAR MAIL
for despatch by particular vessel, VII MT
he 80 forwarded unless such oddHtonaI poH1f'
Is (uLy prtpdid thereon by stamps. Supple
mentary Transatlantic Mails arc also opened
the piers OF the AMERICAN. ENGLISH
and FRENCH steamers. whenever the sAlings
occur AT . a. NJ or later and late mail may
be deposited In natl boxes on The piers o'
the German Lines sailing from Huboken. III
mails on the piers open one hour and hs ?
before the sailing time. and close ten minutes
before sailing time Only regular poStagr
Octtrrt fvc cents half ounce Is required
on articles mailed on the piers Of the ArnrricIH,
Ehns Star and German tScn Posi- steamer
double postage detters ten cents half ounce
other lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-01
HOCKEY.
Crcscens End the Season with six Straight
Victories

Tho Crescent Athletic Club hockey team
played its last game in 'he Amateur Hockey
League tournament last night ut tho St.
Nicholas Rink. Their opponents we're tho
Wanderers and the Crescents won by score
~ o. goals 10 :. The Crescents have gone
through me tournament without suffering
q single defeat and ara now the champions
OF the league. ! he game last night was
fast and OF times very rough. Tho Wan
mos {. and az one time three OF their pla, 'ers
were - the bench In the first half the
score was 10 IN favor ~ tho Ores cents and
half
Shiebler made four Of tho Crescsnts' goals.
Dolby ore and Linton one. For tho Wan
dcrerr ALA CHAN aud Clarke each scored
The line-up.
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NAILS PoR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES, &c.

WEDNESDAY AZ s.s so A. NJ. sngIPpIemacHnItAYr{
MARTA and other places in MAGDALENA
DEPARTMENT: COLOMBIA per steamship
caves, cape Halt and Port dc PAlS must he
directed per steamship FlandrA"l' AZ Il 4 -
S , A dT .P per H fHim foT de- p Pss M caao.o
Venezuela, Trinidad and Guiana must be d.
s St'i igso p 'es suRpIementaf f p. 81 ,of
Turks ISLAND and DoMiNIcAN REPrB
hG Per S'eashB b S P H. fS or rpwARb
and SdY'wIiN bDwARb islANDs, and GriANA
must p i be aiTeeted peT sSeams6ip Carln6,c
THp4kS2A sSa g ANpreH ser 's Steamship nG &ao
rry mail Tor other paris OF Mexico must be
directed per sieSmSh'P NG9e bey cS.5.,
AAo.Nlln iif Al SHS $50 o. A. Il. Tor ARGESrSl
uRCGUAY and PARAGI,AY, per s'earsh.n
steamship Manianatcs mail Jor other pan,
OF Venezuela, via La Guayta, mus. be dire -
MEXICO. per steamship MS,nnzas Via Tan.
plco mail must be directed pr steanslp
M Va Fi.Sr iT Il 2 y fo[ SSrNg M&4E
IQUE, GUADALouPEandG uiANA per steam
FRIDAY ts'IA,eA. NJ for BHAzlL, per steam.
ship Byron. via Pernambuco Bahia RIO -
Argsntlne Uruguay and Paraguay NUS q .. e'
stssmship Yucsan (mG! Tor santiago nus b
directed per steamship Yucaan1; At 80
a1 fAzihb eot f Ro jaaSro ' ond
mail for northern Rrazll, Argentine trueuay
and Paraguay mus, be directed per steamship
sATp'RDAY IS-At $50 A. NJ Complementary
$50 A. NJ for PORTO rico. CURACAO and
VRNEZI' FLA. per steamship Caracas 'Wfn
for Colonhs. via Curacao. must be directed pcf
steamship Carrcas1; at "a. NJ. FOR PORTO
RICO. per steamship Sauturce, VIZ MayayteI
lordlnarg mail onlyI. at g.30 sup
Elementary iO30A " ; for FOKrt NJ ISLAND
JAMAICA and COLOMBIA. EXCEPT Ceucs and
MAgdAlenA Departments. per steamship SlhfA
mail for Costa Rica must he directed per
steamship SlhriaO; at 10 " Tor CURA.
per steamship MORO Castle. VIA Havana, as
i2.3o p ~ for CUBA. per steamship OllndA
Via Matan1as mail must be directed per
steamship Ollnda o.
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seawanhaka Corinthial Yaohtsmen heet.

The second general meeting OF the Sea-
wanhAka Corinthian YGoht Club was held
lat night at the City G. lb. In West Forty
fourth street The me mbers adopted the
new rules OF measuremt nj and classification
mlttee recently. The clubhouse at oyster
Bay will be opened on May n. and there viii
be the usual races on decoration Day.
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POST OFFICE
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

tShould DO rad DAILY by all interested a,
changes may occur at any tIneJ
Foreign mAls for the week ending March
nos viii close PROMPTLY In all cases A, t /,
General Post once as follows REGISTERED
AND PARCELS-pOST MAILS close one hour slrst
than closing tine Shown below. PArcels Pos /
mails for Germany close at y. n. March I. nef
steamship Bluecher. and March O. per steAua5. a
Kaher Wilhelm der Crosse
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. SHEEHAN. Auc-
tonecr. 1852 and i5s Canal 81.
March s-Bv NJ l. FGllsn ESQ 10th hv. clothing
20 Feb 30 1904.
March e-By John Simpson. 1874. formerly lis.
Bowery diamonds, jcwrlry. &c., pledged 10 No.
+ol00 Dec. 81, 1903. and goods held over.
March q BY Jos. Levy. IS Nsrick ST.: Barney
Loan Co. 1853 sd av. clio thing, TO Feb. rs. 1900
March by j. simpson Co. 22S Park row:
diamonds. iewelry. dc, pledged 10 No. 1900 Dec.
l, 1908 and goods held over.
March s-By II Miller. IA sth sv.. clothing. 10
March !. 1900
Eli S0BEG. Auc,.. os Bovery. sells 10 A NJ. all
goods pledged 10 Feb %, 1904
March Clothing WelnberFer Bros. ie3 Ave
nue. a. s. Rothman sos Hudson ST.
March 2-Cloihing. Jos. Sobel. l10' Sd Sv.
March ?-Icwelry Welnbcrger Bros. las Ave. 4
March 2-Clothing. $. Michel 4 son, 2O70 "a az.
March s--Jewclry. l. Alkus ga 9th Av.
March s-Jewrlrl. J. Goldsmith. iiB I'd az.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLTC-Tha, All pledges
paWned with J. BlAurock Son. s?4 BOwery. can
be redeemed at 81 Cooper 81.
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Regular aud Supplementary mails Close a, Pr
eifn Station corner OF West and Morton Streets
half hour later than closing time shown below
(eIoept that Supplementary Malls for Europe
and Central America, Via Colon. cl)So enc hour
later at Foreign station.
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Scorc Crescent \ q. o WAndrrrf, n {
Goals -By Sheblcr. Z. Dolby. Linton. CaflHgh-u.
clarke Referees Hugh Bil-n, Ncw Nort 4 G..
In / Mckenzie. Hocke. Cub OF New ora
Tho hockey team OF Company Scvrrit n
Regiment. defeated Tie Riverviea hocEc,
team al PouEhlecpsie on Washington r.
birthday by score Of T. Forls to and WIS
not defeated as was formerly reported. The
seventh Regiment team vas Walsh Ashmorr.
Bogeri. FisSe. struther-. hobh aea aaron
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40 EXTRA CHARGE FORT.
Advertisements for the sun and Eyto'-r '-'
may be len al any American Disingt N-s,eng'r
once In the city until An
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20

Marys' and MarthaS', Of the COngre-
gational church, elected the following
officers: Mrs. Robinson. president:
Mrs. Hutchinson. vice-president: Mrs.
RenfrOe. secretary aud treasurer; Mrs.
Hutchinson, chairman of missionary
committee: Mrs. Calkins, Chairman
of program committee. For their lit.
erarv work, the committee voted to
continue the bible study, taken up
last year, deciding that the work had
been very helpful.
G. +. Boiling and wife. formerly liv-
ing at Morrisville. H.. arrived this
week and expect to make Welsh their
future home. Their household goods
arrived about five weeks ago and they
will commence keeping house at once.
Mr.. Boiling has visited here several
times and is brother to ]. Il. and IE.
H. Boiling. He has not decided def
nitely, but expects to engage in bust
ness later Oh.
L. Viterbo, rice buyer tor one Of the
Lake Charles mills, spent few days
in this vicinity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of the Mayville
plantation. were business visitors to
Welsh Thursday.
Typewriter oil. typewriter ribbon,
typewriter paper for sale at the
Journal Office.
Mrs. P. w. Daniels visited at Jen-
nings with her father, DR.. n S. Craig,
Tuesday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20

,,.,sd anywhere in Welsh. Early
.,.r BOTTLES clean and sweet be-
!. MIX is put 10 them. Phone 49,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20
A MEDIAEVAL NAVY.
The Queer Implements of Attack and
Defense That Were Used,

Very strange to modern eyes would
be the armament of Great Britain's
medieval navy. The very names of
many Of the implements of attack and
defense sound queer. According to the
books, in the year 1887 the vessels of
the navy We're furnished with 'es-
prlngalds.' ancient spring guns; "hau.
bcrgeOns,' coats of mail; "bacinets,"
small helmets; bows, arrows. doublets,
targets; 'pavises," large shields placed
at the sides and serving the double
purpose Of protection against the sea
and against the enemy: Iances and
firing barrels" AS early as 1888
cannon formed part of the armament
of ships, and about 1872 guns and gun
powder were commonly used. Among
the stores belonging to one vessel Of
that time were three iron cannon with
five chambers, hand gun and three
old stone bags, probably for shot. An
other ship had an iron cannon with two
chambers and one brass cannon with
one chamber.
Among other implements Of war
used at that time were cannon
paviors" or stone shot throwers and
"murtherers," which were smaller and
threw any kind Of shot. There were
also "basllisks," port pieces" "stock
fowlers,' ''sakers" and "bombards. :"
The bombards were Of hammered iron,
made Of bars welded and bound to-
gether with iron bands. They threw
stone shot weighing between 40
pounds and 195 pounds. A battery Of
these erected on Il slip Of land at the
naval battle Of Chioggia $3.50 between
| the YeHetians and the Genoese did
great damage. They We're loaded over
night and were fired in the morning.
Froissart tells of lombard used at
one Of these ancient sieges that might
be heard five leagues of in the day
time and ten at night. The report Of
it was so loud that it seemed as if all
the devils in hell had broken loose"
Brass ordnance was first cast in Eng.
land In the year 1886. The pieces had
various names. Many of different
caliber We're mounted on the same
deck, which must have caused great
confusion In action in finding for each
its proper shot.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20
Letter to g. w. Patterson.
Welsh, Louisiana

Dear Sir: Have you found-out you
can paint a Job with fewer gallons De-
voc than of anything else, 1ead-and-
oil or anything else?
Mr.. Floyd Almy, House and Sign
Painter. Greenwich, N Y, found it out
three years ago: he writes: II have
used Devoe lead-and zinc for the past
three years and cannot say too much
in it's favor. I am using it now on a
big job that | took by contract, and it
has saved me at least $25 in the cost
of MATERIAL
Devoe is the strongest paint we
know-of: goes furthest: takes less of it
to do your job.
Lead and-oil is pure; lead'and-zinc
is stronger, covers more; goes further.
Have you found.out you can paint a
gallon Devoe in less time than gal
Ion of anything else? That means less
time for the Job. Less time; less mon
ey.
Less paint; less money for that.
Devoe lasts longer; do you mind the
less money for that? You are surer
of it.
Yours truly
y +. w. DEvOE &CO.
The Lewis Lumber Co. sell our paint.
The following letter received from a
former citizen of this place, in which
he desires his Journal changed from
Union City, Tenn, to Cooperstown,
N. D., will be of interest to his friends:
Please make the change in the ad-
dress as [ want the Journal for the
home news.
Last Tuesday morning we had a ten
minute blizzard here. Have had fine
weather here this fall. No frost until
the nineth of this month. This is a
fine country, and crops have been
good this year. Nearly all the thresh-
ing is done and we will soon be ready
for winter.
Trusting to receive the Journal next
week, l remain, courteously yours,
J. V. Kelly,
AT their annual October meeting, the
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20
MONK GIBSON is INDICTED.
Six True Bills Found Against Murderer
Of the COn,iit FamiIy-Suppressed
Excitement at Edna. the Scene
Of the Crime.

Houston, Tex, Oct. 17.-Six indict.
ments were returned today agains,
Monk Gibson, the murderer of the
Condit family near Edna, Sept. e.
Five of the indictments charge murder
and the sixth one charges criminal
assault.
There is great deal of suppressed
excitement in Edna and the situation
is strained. The Texas Rangers are
still in charge of the situation and are
DESTROYS of removing the prisoner tt
some other county, but the people O.
Edna resent this action.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20
|gEL ST. DAIRY
s.BENOIT, Manager

|,.,.b meats of all kinds at the
Id NestMat&et.
b. NAY Of Bell City, was avisito1
Vash fast2Friday.
\, vor ice, fruit and vegetables al
Welsh Meat Market.
h StOser of Iowa, was in Lake
t,Iss Friday on business.
h NJ. B. WanNess II you need
isn or irrigating wells.
". Watts of Jennings, spent
.asy here visiting friends.
IN P. Russell Jr., was IN Lake
srss Monday on business.
he E. Z. Baker of Lake Arthur,
house and stock well boring.
aGN. Sbobe Cf lake Arthur was "a
illness visitor to Jennings Tuesday.
III. L, B. Wahing and family went
IenningS on the noon train Sun
lr. aud Mrs. Fred Liseomb of near
lion, we're visitors to Welsh Tues
lllcy skirt and waist goods for fall
winter wear just in at Martin
ailp Coverdale. the we'll known
bdyer, Of Lake Charles, spent
play here.
u, A. B. Welsh drove over to
EIlngs Monday on business, return
same day.
~ Wade, OF jennings, who has
lin Welsh on business, returned
alast Friday.
D. Cslkins and Philip Miller
" over to jennings Tuesday after
On business.
a'fclass service, prompt attention
aO'ders, your patronage solicited.
% Neat Market,
" Lizzie Gleason, manager OF
Aaeset Store, made a business
0'enniugs Monday.
t'r'On, Of Sulphur, came over
''lsa Monday on the noon train,
alag Tuesday evening.
SALE. Maps OF Calcasieu Par
Size Of map 32x42. Price $3.50.
SELr JOURNAL Office.
Y l. F. Mutton, who had been
friends here, returned to her
% Jennings last Friday.
,'''lass service, prompt atten-
Il, al orders, your patronage
sa' Welsh Meat Market.
IN v. 4. Taylor and daughter
ss'iVed in Welsh on the even.
''ia Monday from Lafayette.
~ AllCe and Matte Patterson,
n 'Vaslne Irrigation Co.'S. plant.
s's 10 Welsh Wednesday.
st 1saa =, Of Lake Charles, presi-
w Welsh Printing Co., Ltd,
"'a last Friday on business.
complete line of Ham
y 9 Brown Shoes just
lsed at Martin Bros.
~ g. aerson of Sulphur, was
& 'ia ais brother, j. S. Ger
&, 'aally last Saturday and
as Day and Mrs. Forest
over to Jennings last
,,i,s Fnere they spent the day
,lsa aaai Of Jennings, was called
0ss' Iowa, by a telegram
M. NE death of his brother,
POWELL, travelling solicitor
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20
Chester White Hogs.

WEN.
Chester White Hogs.
A few pure bred pigs now ready for
delivery. Prices right. Call and see
them, or write Geo. W. WEIGH, Welsh.
Louisiana. II
Mrs. Carol, little daughter and
niece, and Miss Anna Todd, visited
with Mrs. Carols parents from
Thursday of last week, until Monday
of this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Emery Lyons and little
son OF the Southwestern plant and Mr..
Lyons mother, Mrs. Michael Lyons,
OF Mayville, were shopping in Welsh
last Saturday.
For Sale.
My twenty acre place inside corpor-
alton limits and 'drayage business, on
good terms. Apply to, or address
S. a. Coyey, Welsh, La.
The Crowley schools opened on
Thursday of last week with Prof.
'ChaS. Colt as principal. Prof. Colt
was at one time assistant principal of
the Lake Charles schools.
Mrs. E. Fl. Boiling, Mrs. Cyrus Day
and Mrs. Forest Tanner took the train
Tuesday evening for Lake Charles to
do some shopping. They returned on
the noon train Wednesday.
A couple of ladies from the vicinity
of Thornwell were in town the first Of
the week, soliciting funds for the pur-
pose of building a school house q
short distance from that'place.
indigestion, constipation, dyspep-
sia, kidney and liver disorders, and all
stomach troubles positively cured by
using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
tea. 81 cents. Cooper Drug Co.
The Welsh Warehouse & Supply
Co. is receiving large amount of rice
for storage and have been obliged to
keep the truckers busy until nearly
midnight in order to properly handle
same.
Walling's special fall opening sale
which started last Saturday, was de.
cided success and is being we'll patron
lied, which goes to show that the peo-
pie fully appreciate the great bargains
offered.
1t has been officially announced that
the meeting of the Louisiana State
Federation of Woman's Clubs, which
was to have been held at Shreveport
in November, has been postponed un-
til early spring.
1t makes no difference how long you
have been sick, if you are troubled
with indigestion, constipation, liver
and kidney troubles, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you well.
Cooper Drug co.
E. D. Louvier and Mrs. Alice Bour-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20

geoiS of this place, took the train
Thursday evening for Lake Charles
where they were married Friday morn
ing by Judge John L. Massey. The
Journal extends congratulations.
Late reports are to the effect that
Lionel Patterson who has been very
low with typhoid fever for the past
four weeks, is rapidly improving and
it is hoped by his many friends tina,
he may be up and around again in a
few days.
Every bottle warranted, but not one
returned, is the report regarding Dr..
SETH ARNOLD'S BALSAM THE best
Summer Remedy from large num-
Der of Druggists in the South. This
Balsam is warranted to you by Coop
err Drug Co. Ltd
LOsT-Between Mayville and Welsh.
one large gold brooch, oval shape,
with basket woven hair center, chair
several shades), Beaded edging. Re-
ward for return or information lead
ing to recovery of same.
f. J. Miller.
Mr., Jno. J. Long, rice buyer for the
Siewerd Milling Co., Ltd, of New
Orleans, was working the territory
in this vicinity Wednesday, in the in
terests of that company. Mr.. Long
reports business as satisfactory and
says he is getting his share.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-10-20
Wanted, Men and Teams.

Iwant four or five men with teams
and farm machinery to make rice crop
next season: will hire by the month or
by the acre; will make liberal con-
tracts. Write or call on me at Eureka
hotel, Welsh La. A. 3. WEIGH.
Miss Louise Peabody, former resi-.
dent of Welsh, was united in marriage
Wednesday evening in Cleburne, Tex
as, to Prof. T. NJ. French. of Keene
college, Keene, Texas. They departed
the same evening for Keene where they
will make their future home. The
people of Welsh and the Journal wish
them much happiness and a prosper
Gus future.