The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-26

The Lewis cottage on South Elms
street was vacated Saturday by Mr..
Joe Guidroz and family, who have
taken rooms and will board with Mrs.
Kiplinger at the S. p. House.
Uncle Jimmie Day, who has been
visiting his son and daughter at Fen
ton for the past ten days, was taken
quite sick while there, and Mrs. Dav
left Friday to be with him.
FOR SALE OR TRADE:-A good four
roomed cottage in excellent repair.
two lots, good barn, well, ETC., located
in Iowa, Louisiana. Will sell or
trade same on land or for stock. En-
Quire at Journal office.
Mr.. Lahman, of Franklin Grove,
Illinois. arrived Saturday to look af-
ter the threshing and disposition of
his rice crop. He has owned the farm
Just west of Welsh for some years and
always makes these annual visits.
Parish Superintendent, Prof. Lewis
of Crowley, who owns a rice planta-
ton north of town, came over Tues
day to look after his interests here.
He reports Acadia schools as pro-
crossing nicely.
If you have lost your boyiSh spirits,
courage and confidence of youth, we
offer you new life, fresh courage and
freedom from i'll health in HolliSter s
Rocky Mountain Tea. 81 centsiTea OF
Tablets. Cooper Drug Co.
FOR SALE:-Twenty-se head high
grade and thoroughbred Devon stock,
consisting of lG head year old COWS
| five year old bull, 3 one and two year
old bulls for breeding purposes, |;
head one and two year old calves
Inquire Eduard Schartf, Welsh, La
Many men give lavishly of gold.
To build bridges and castles and tow
ers of old:
If YOU want everlasting fame, a bene
factor be,
Give the poor and needy. Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Cooper Drug Co.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |
Miller, of Roanoke, presented tn
Journal Office box of the finest rose
' that we have seen for many day
There were some twenty or thirty va
rieties representing the choicest rose
of this country. Mrs. Miller has on
of the finest rose gardens to be foun'
in this section of the state.
This is the season of decay an
weakened vitality. Nature is bein
shorn of its beauty and bloom. 70
would retain yours, fortify your Sys
tenn with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountai
Tea. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets. Coop
err Drug Co.
S. Copeland, who spent last winte
here at the home.of his daughter, Mrs
, A. B. WEIGH, arrived in town Tues
day, accompanied by his son, J. "
D Copeland and his SOn-in-law j. "
5 Frankland These gentlemen will re
i main in Welsh for a few days only
then they will 60 on to Arkansas ali
Oklahoma.
School children-We have limi
ed number of 10 cent pen tablets whic
l are slightly damaged, which we wi
sell for 5 cents while they last, ais
some damaged cent tablets whiC
g will go for three cents.
It Journal Book Store.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson,
Platsburg, Missouri, arrived in tow
Sunday and are the guests of Nj
l Wilson's sisters, Mesdames Geors
n Knott and }. NJ Shoemaker. Mr. al
e Mrs. Wilson are both totally blir
but get about and seem to enjoy Ii
as much as most people. They a
II both musicians of more than ordinal
v talent and give public recitals.
IS To the ladies of Wells
and vicinity, | desire t
ID announce that | have Op
j. ened a millinery store firs
~ door south of the pOstOf1
ice. We have Miss rlOst
II err, an expert trimme
1T from Crowley and are pr
4. pared to retrim hats {
furnish new ones of tn