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Evening journal., 1908-12-18
BROTHERHOOD MEETING

Harrison street Brotherhood will hold
it's regular meeting this evening The
census committee will offer an interest
ing report They are pleased with the
attegtion given thom by the people OF all
denomination. Officers win be elected All
members are requested to be present.
The Brotherhood Band extends an inyl-
tation TO all members and friends to meet
each Saturday from to s p m. in the
church annex. The male chorus will sing
ia Asbury Church neNt Tuesday even-
ing.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18

Shop early. please.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
SOCKS
STIR UP STRIFE

WATERBURY,. Conn, Dec IS
School authorities of Wnlimantic are
at loggerheads over the evil influence
of a pair Of gaudy socks. such as arr
worn by athletes. and which one OF
the seniors insisted on wearing .despit,
Evening journal., 1908-12-18

the protests Of some Of the girls ana
the principal Of the school, DR.. Wool
sey.
The principal asked the boy 10
abandon the socks and was met with a
flat refusal. lie persisted. but with
out avail. Then he suspended tho
senior indefinitely and now the Board
of Education must settle the tempest
created by the tri-colored Scotch yarn
Shop early please.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18

Soon as we have a chance to forgei
about football ard baseball we have to
begin to worry about those Christmas
presents.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
suspleieus.

Adversely. they say. is often tn,
friend Of genius"
"Wen, ! WONDER
"Whatf"
what sort Of pull adversely has"
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
rhat Loud.
'Is Mabel engaged? ?

'Ts Mabel engaged?"
''I heard rumor 10 that effect"
''what kind Of a noise does a rumor
maker
This one sounded like a big red
autO."
Evening journal., 1908-12-18

at second, Murphy, Strunk or Heii-
miller in right. Baker will. of course.
play third, Davis first. Hartsel left ana
Oldring center. unless a switch should
be made with other outnelders
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
CZYs kied uzyW44

Cynodra AZ niegiir65'5
ne inne szpecace FROSTY,
kt6ra naiWysg po lub 8
posu1arocRa1nlln usn-
wa najzastarzalsze piegi I
krosty, pozostaWiaiac twarz
czysta,bezs n~ajmullnieiszej ska
y. yezeH nia.to pllsszz iTl,rrzz.ys--
glej jednego dolara do ..
Kralsse g CO. $50 Broad
way, Buffalo, = 4 oni
ci Kysla bez zadnych kosz-
tow do nieoszacoWania, no
Wost wiekn. Sprob6j, . zalo-
wac ME bedziesz.
]. Krause6C
Buffalo, N. Z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
KSIAzzK DO NABozENtsT'H4ll
DO AB5slA
rfafqgaIa Y ! ! ! | 1
ss# sA
sss I. - ST.,
WllI1noona, mimi.

49,. .a.aabnai5
! 90 800 -. 3; arr.la,;e
,laconym tytnlit1em. zlocone
~ 4,
0'os = . ~ 80 R, y &
1 -, aasa s =
ulaAao1.l II. @.ua;L;an 80
So sa.,l;am
0.os ns,eam a $500 80 ]. oI,,a;a1a. 81
s-S.a 80; IS
49,, ~. m...x@...u.4a1;l.#
@a1oe aSea.as
80 sD.oi losaii.w ! 80 49,.
n1 uusl Poyg1any,o s. 800 : /
oaof oa., t14nsg ptassns
e ysuiiA 'e''i' Z
..
an'o, owos-M skorkoReJePla 49, B
zgokuclem aocog
So 49, ~ 49,
..,
Anto1 I ohros-opIaWny 49,
1orke gletki.ssoqkaaassSz5
ki, zancone Df1egl' = zfo e. .ns
An -.
e sAolAs, 1lls
-. 1looone pi11si = 11ooo. ~ III,
"yo 80 ~ go
81. 81. !. = puo.os
p1cb Le,.a 49,. sa...,nn
- = = - 2 e. - Z
Nv drnLl - e7-a3 !
W. s1olA
o;em : 1la':,elA 1oool' - ~
= SgruDy -. 80
Wianek ku czci Najswie etl,'e M.
Fanny : r6inych nabbozlehsl,tNa
witty, oprawnysw sk6rkee, ztecosa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
ttts.sas = a g" aTs
GoIab jake fotOgraf

Goiab jake fotOgraf
Professor Neubronner v BerliinIliaee
opatentowal pred klku dn ualllll
swdj ~wynalazek fotogra6l. przes
goleble. Wynalazek zakupilo nice
mieckie ministerstwo wojny POI
stanovilo uiyc 60 do strategic, ia
ko jednego : wszniejssych srod--
k6w pomocniczych. Prof. Nenbron-
ner lekarz) uiywa1 oddawna go1e-
bi do przenoszenia RECEIPT le-
karstw. Pewnego am zaopatrzyf
golebla " prnyrzad f~otografczny
Z acknowledgement przerzuca MEM
klisz i wysiaf go " podrdz. Apa-
rat wazyl Is gr. Golab powr6cial.
wkr6tce I serya Izdjed fotografcs~
nych, dokonanych z wysokosoi
$4,000 mtr. Urzad patentowy,
kt6rY ,,poezatkowo uznawa1 ten
wYnalazek "a fantastyczny Wy
mysl, zmuszony zostaf ustapic
pred eksperymentami wynalazcy.
Obecnle prof. Neubronner zbudo-
wal ola sluzby wojennej specyalny
golebnik z osobna ,,camera obscu-
ra". Stab wojenny s%podziewa sic
pc wynalazku wlele korzy6cl, zw}a-
SEGA prey ~oblezeniach twierdz. Go
lab fotograf bedzie m6gf BOWEN
robic zdjecla f~ortyfkacyi wewnetrz-
nych, rozkeadu wojsk it'd.
SZtuCZna tWarZ.
Ma jednem z ostatnich posie-
dzeh parvskiej akademii involvement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
SZtucZna tWarZ.
Ma jednem z ostatnich posie
dzeA paryskiej akademii medyczne
Dfugte zycie, income zdrOWie j ZuDefna sZcZesiW0S6
w ELEKTRYCZNOSC
Wazne odkrycie slynnego szwedzkiego p~rofesora
AXEI. TORNOOS.

Bardzo wiele ludzi, az do dzsiejszego dnia, myfa1o il ich. choroby
NIGGA bye wyeczone tylko przez trujaee lekarstwa, ze TAX prsdkojak.
sic tylko ohoroba okaze musza niezwlocznie isc do doktora ably zostae
zdrowym:: Wielko ezesS ludzi jest prawddwie naWiedzonych przez pre-;
lub.skupc mysi 0 jakims przedmiocie bardzo dlugo, ola tego napycha-
ia sw6j system lekarstwami, kt6re go nlszcza. ~
NiewiadOmOSC Jest matka wielu chOr6b.
Prof. nauk przyrodniczych Tornroos kt6ry wierzy, re ELEKTRYCZ-
nose, kt6ra ma pierwszehstwo z pomiedzy innych rzeczy do zuzytkowa
nu przyjemnosci zycie, jk tosjest wypr6bowanie przez slynne ta6my
paski.
Prof. Tornroos eektryczne tasmy paski 50 zbawieniem Ola saabych
cerphaeych ludzi. Przywracaja mlodzehca sI, zupelDa meska szczesi
wosG, niszcz2 reumatyzm, podagre, Dol krzyza nastrajaja cafy system
zupefnie.
Piszcie dis pc ma1a bezplatna obszerna ksiazke Q EEKTRYCZ
NOSCI iJEJ WPKYWIE LEKARSKIM MA w abo
poslijce pc Prof. Toanroos s1ynne elektryczne la6my paski.
Cena $500, gWarantowane
PROF. AXEL TORNROOS. l5s Sixth ave- sNE YORK
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

&s sts44..#
B1a Hbba. xaIaieoEk az nabo-
m.,a. Ra,,. xh;6r nailer,axepo
naloteistw. i piee11nli Eoso,ulnych,
/ 1,h,noia Boau oprawnaw skorke ze
x9ooonpY stytnikiem. xlocone
hrzepi soc
1.; Il. -! h;.lo;
pr.sa n'' sl.1o
DiA's
m;alLa
$500 hr.a.; s5c
1'oooDe
C't.ons . Asg1a, ~
zameozkaen' 80. - v. ! Is
e'1o
==
ksiazecska Ola mlodzieiy, opraw-
ma y angie,sksa sk6rke. Z zloco-
nym tytnlikiem, czerwone brze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

aAlAAAd1ssa tsl sa#s - n aAAssaks - =. 1917
xyPranie, itdr. q lnaakl m ni
lbbe a. eaznae1eniabardzo dpniosle.
Bealie todrnsasSypras Polarnra
| #b'',lonsmii prss iknaastn lasy
bowien,vJieahal szpit1berggu
slynn,y Andres b.lenen j zginHs
|gd1ief \ lodaoh poahiesunowyeh.
BYLA ~BEzpoMooNA. PAN
.AAlndrzeiiowa Poluy 1870 Vance u.
Toledo, Ohio, piisssis: = oLolo roI
tenn, by1a.n chora prasie MEN:
stannie. straollismy ~iele picnic
dry ma dokter6W j medecyny bez
skutku. Bylsm tax siaba,
se byIam do nicseyo. Niemoglam SIG
nawet obrocld Tub usias6 v ldiku.
Gdy tax sic lie. przedatawialo, ida,
rsylo: sic nam Przeelylsd y naszej
gazec,e Q Gomozo, j 9 tenn 60 tax *
wiele dobreggo .e1ynilo. MAJ moi n
aai ole j nabyi jeana butelke ] Pc
zuz,yelu: byylam Y stanie Powstac
iaprawowadl 1pbevigzki dcmove;
pred stym eIasen. musician naiat
pomocy. Cd ezasn meggo Wyzdro-
maj moi zostal wassym q
gentem, j powladam VAN. ze jest
entdzyastycznym "a waszem
lekarstMem::
Ora ~Go,nozo jest ulubio
nem domowem lekarstwem. Me
MONA go nabgc X aaptekaoh. spe-
4.L E-T.s. 81 q ~ -
agehci dostarcssja g, oso-
bonn. Pc. aalszer objaSnienis adrer
sujcie. Dr.PeterFAhrney 3 Sons
Co, ll2-4#s So: Hoyne Ave ,
III. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
pr1edstawn iedenx ozionkt6w ME

pr1edstawii1 jcdenx oslonkdw nl 4
swyczajjne d1ielo techInrilki l lIuI'
siiej. Wprowad.iI o. DO sui clio
wieka, kt6rego twarz obserSowaInola'
= pewnej od~leglo6cl ME rr6it snllll1i s,e
nie1em Cd zwyklsj twa11y. Pacyent
|mdgl n6wid spotyHae paooakEaa1mny
pozornie bez zadneggo wysilllksln..
TEN wiekaze bylo zdziwienie obec !,
nyeh, gdY lekarx y.asnil, ie po~
Iowa twarzy jego paeyenta jest
Wskutek nieszczesliwe-
go przypadku strzal arutem uszko-
dzil mu brode j obie szczeh, War..
gi nos, slowem GAIA dolna Geese
. EEEs.EEE>S Lat4HES-#-g 3ET%E%A|N .=EEEEIES~ ~ = r$s
twarzy-. Braki sk6ry j koSci zasta-
piono " klinice prelegenta nadz-
vyczaj pomyslowyn Merchantmen,
2 csterech ozesci. = Ma
sladownlctwo jest tax doskonale,
Re 2 pernej odlegloscl - jak wspo-
mniano wyaej - ME d~ostrzega SIG
go znpe1nie. Wieozorem pacyent
mechanism ma po~szczeg6l-
ne cze6oi j dezynfekoyuje, rano za6
sklada je 2 powrotem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17

chop ten. Hoppe Nickss, o ' !
kL1aIsee ggmlii 1,l,a sam, przebrtany -, i
kkaprala wrazz 7 Eilku Iolnier '.,a.'ril
BBurraist1xa wpaIowal do ciupy,
potem wwsiadf Do przejeIdtsaiascegyoo
pociaaggu ] ucisH. Czyi ME czyyt 8.
|lidcie ggsset?'' olaggnat staro-
wilma, gdy slnehajacy, wprawdEl,,e'
EadoWo1eni, ale tel ME her xdki-
vienna przyjmowali wiadomos6 .
pomniku postawionymsdla zlodzie-
j.. Nazwlsko Hopper Nickes przy-
pomniaio poczciwcowi kapitana :
Koepeniok, uwaza1 9za zupe1nie
naturalna rzecz, Re j v Hadze od-
dano dobrze zasluzona cze6c INA
menu v calem mie6cie azewoowii
niemieckiemu j bohaterowi narodo-
wemu.
ChciWy diva razy tract.
W pewnych niemieckich pismach
berlinsklch polecaf ktos z Warsxa-
Wy zegarek Z pozlacan4 tarcza j
fpozfacanym lahcuszkiem "a 1,75
mix. Pewien kelner v Inowrocia-
win wpadl M to j zam6wi1 sobie.
TAXI ,zegarek'. Przysfano mu go
"a zaliczka. Kelner coprawda dzi-.
VII sic troche w'elkiej- paczce, lecz
nalezyto6c zap4aci}. Zdnmienle
jego dosieg1o szczytu, gdy epraw
1zi4 zawartos6 paczki. Zamiast
spodziewanego zeggarKa, byf to
-...-TE.E -H=E-E- 80
najzvyczajniejszy zegar 6cienny :
bronzowana marine tarcza j rownlez
pieknym mosleznym lancuszkiem
do ciezark6w. zegar %zawieszony ma
scianie chodzil wspaniale, skoro
tylko do ciezarka dowieszono je-
szcze butelke. Najlepiej chodzi
wtenczas, gdy obu rekoma ciagnie
sic "a lsncuszek4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
Kr6leWicz serbski o
PO1sce.

Nastepca tronu serbskiego ksiavs.
. Jerry " rozmowie : korespon..
dentem !, Kuryera Warszswskiego"
s New Jork Heraldas., kt6rzyi
byli jednoeEe6nie prxezen przyjeci
b. zwielk4m zaeh.gtem mowii Q;
Polsce. Los PolsE'- oswiadczyl,
Ks. jerry jestanieszozesny dla teggo.
g16wnie, Re Polska .zostala podziee.
Iona. My JUL Pc czesci wiemY, ssoo.
to JEST 1. ola tego z waml wsp6f
czuje ogromnie - tenn bardziej,
ae Polske IMAM i kocham. w pc
wrocie 2 Petersburga zatrzyma1em
sic " Warszawie i tam dopiero
pozna1e.n ca1y cgrom waszej knltuf
~, szlachetno6c waszych ausz j
pis.no.e lr,jo. ur,..n Pe'.ls :.
I.
po,., a,;a,aha,. !,
-..-:..:...a. ...,.,,1a+.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
Kim byf Kopernik?

w Hadze nazwano jedrn : pick,
nych plac6w nazwlskiem sfynnego
.polsklego astronoma: ,Koperni-
kuspleinn. Dzielnym<mie szkancom
Hagi, zx7aszcza nizszych klas, ME
przychodzlfa ochota narazat sic ma
trudno6cl wyma*iania tego nieco
obcobrzmiacego nazw1ska, ochrzci-
Ii przeto 6w plac poprostu ,,Kop-
per Nickes-plein' Ot6z niedawno
ods}onieto " TEN nielsen popier..
sic wielklego meza, przyczem PEI
wien starry czlowieczek dawai ma
s~tepujace obja6nienla snadsiuchuja
Gym ciekawyn: ,,Dyabll to by4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-17
LEKARSKI KONGR.ElS.

Ktokolviek dedsi przcbieg kon-
/ sss4. Ut Ss,ssss:4ss; ssss IS
gres6w lekarskich, zanwazyj zes ku-
s. 8 M s. ri =. ! ii 4s.s4 4 ~
racia prawie wszystkich chor6b J.
wewnetrznych polega na doProwas
dzeniu organ6~ trawlenia do :natus
ralnej I. dzialalnosc,. Nv robimy IN en-.
pelnie to samow domu przez uuiyy~
wanle Trinera Amerytsdskiego Elk
siru Gorgkiego Wilma, jak tylko
ozujemy sic os1abieni, jestedmY
Dladzi, Mo many apetytu, esujemy
sig pr1ygnebieni lpowinnismy ma
8. ,s.@ sssss.ec:
utywa6 to n%4turalne le'
Ono w1mocni organa trar
.ss 49,. = ;.
vienna j prrysposobi je do lch.
piracy. Ono wyrobl aowa krew !
ts5stss s.rz.aEs.sasss M
rozprowadzi . szYbko Pc calym or
ganikmie. Ono wzmocni Derwyy. d.
III. .ss-.e-. ~-@e- .fI5
.ere piekna. " aptek. oh. Lekarskle
z s-@s. sStsh- 1922
porady darn,o, jezell napiszeeie do
JOS Triner, CID -.6s2 So. Ashland
I'VE. Chicago, I'll.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03
latiOn ceremonies.

... .,. ay 81, .po, re- s..sna o nouru he. oeD.o-s
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03
Lieutenant Gov. ]. Y. Sanders Here
Friday Night.

Lieutenant Gov. j. Y. Sanders
spoke here to a fair sized audience
Friday night. He arrived on tie
evening train from Lake Charles and
was met by a small delegation of
Sanders men.
The meeting was held in the audi
torium of the school house. Mr.,
Sanders said in the beginning OF his
speech, that every evil with which the
body polite is afflicted is due to a
failure on the part of the people, to
exercise their right of franchise. be
spoke for about one hour and fifteen
minutes upon the issues OF the day,
LAYING special stress upon reduction
OF the public debt, building up the
public school system Of the state ano
advancing the cause of good roads
After leaving the rostrum Mr. Sand
ers was accompanied to the Masonic
hall, where he was received as al
honored guest by the Masonic bodie
who we're holding their annual inst@I
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03
Watch Party and Charivari.

Misses Ella Russell and Amy Rad
exc entertained a jolly crowd OF young
people at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Rider New year'sl Eye. About
thirty-fve young men and maldens
gathered to watch the old year out
and the new one in. Various games
played in leap year style, occupied
the fore part of the evening. Another
feature of the evening was two min
ute's talk upon each Of the following
subjects: Weather, politics, love,
courtship, marriage. Making New
Years resolutions and kilograms was
also an interesting feature. Partners
for supper we're secured by matching
broken hearts, which had been dis
tributed. After refreshments the young
folks enjoyed a hay ride, going to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Moor
where they rendered an old fashioned
chariyari to The newly married couple
Mr., and Mrs. John Campbell. Wed
ding cake was passed around and tit
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03
Mrs. ". B. Gabbert E Entertained Alpha
Ava Club Wednesday Night.

The Alpha Ava club, together with
a number of friends, were delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs. W..
B. Gabbert, Wednesday evening.
Games, music and conversation were
the features of the evening. Elegant
refreshments of cream, sherbert and
cake were served. The out OF town
quests we're Miss Dunn, Of Cherryvale
Kansas, Miss Peck of Fayetteville,
Arkansas and Mr.. and Mrs. h. l.
Jongenbach of Iowa station.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03
Seed oats at Jones Bros.

For Ache or Pain
For Sprain or Bruise,
ROYALINE OIL
Is the thing to use.
TRY it and YOU will use nothing else.
That's the way they all do. 20 cents,
80 cents. For sale by Cooper Drug
Co.. and Crescent Drug Store.
Variety IS said to be the spice OF
life. The largest variety of feed to
be found in the city is at the Globe
Warehouse. 1t includes nutriline,
corn chops, corn, oats, wheat bran
and rice bran. Get my prices be-
fore buying your fall supply.
A R. -ArceneauX.
For SALE:-160 acre farm, three
and one-half miles west of Welsh,
known as the EARL farm. For
price, terms, etc., apply in person
to Mrs. Maud Ingram, corner Lou
isiana Ave. and Cleveland st.. or
address box SOB, Lake Charles, La
Mr. and Mrs. P. w. Daniels en-
tertained the following guests al
dinner New Years day: Mr.. ano
Mrs. S. L. Cary, Mrs. G. c. Cary
DR.. N. S. Craig, and wife, Miss
Clara Craig, Miss Jeanette Cary
Master Edward Cary, Mr.. and Mrs
]. E. Foster, of Jennings, Mrs
Mary Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Austin and Miss H. S. Daniels.
Why do you scratch? Royalin
letter Ointment will stop that ltchln'
or your money back. 80 cents. 70
sale by Cooper Drug Co.. and Ores
cent Drug Store.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03

New Triumph Seed Po-
tatoes at the rlodeI Groc-
cry.
Miss Dora Peck of Fayetville,
Arkansas, arrived here Tuesday
and will spend some time visititg
at the home of her uncle, W. B.
Gabbert.
Miss Ellen Dunn of Cherryvale,
Kansas, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. ". B. Gabbert. She arrived
Tuesday and will remain for sever
al weeks.
VIM. EpIer, the old time survey
or, will be here after January 10.
He will be glad to do surveying for
parties wishing same. Will be at
Eureka hotel.
Mrc. J. T. Peck and children OF
Fayetville, Ark, arrived in Welsh
Tuesday. Mr.. Peck arrived last
week with his car of goods. They
will live north of town.
Paul W. Daniels has remodelec
the office location or his store
raising the same to the seconc
floor, which is a great improvement
over the old location.
! Mrs. J. S. Gerson and daughter
Rose Marie, went to New Orleans
Wednesday, where the little cir
will again be operated upon for de
fective palate.
William Each, one OF the pros
porous young planteas of lows
station, was a Welsh visitor Mon
day, coming over to dispose of TIT
remainder of his rice crop,
Harry Chase, who has beer
rough rice warehouseman at tn
Gulf Mill for the past seVera
months, has resigned his position
and accepted work in Lake Charles
Rev. Grain and family LET
Thursday morning for Marble Falls
Texas, where they will make thel
home, Rev. Grain having accepte'
a call from the Baptist church G
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Armstrong re
turned to their home in Crowle
Monday, attire spending the hol
days with the families of their SO
and daughter, Jno. W. Armstron
and Mrs. /. C. Bowers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03

WelSn, Lid.
Jas. Johnson of Fenton, was q
business visitor in this city Mon
day. He expects to farm the Capt
Walshe place this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Skaggs are
rejoicing over the arrival of a ten
and one-half pound baby girl, which
came Monday to gladden. their
home.
Mark and Arduce Fontenot lett
for Alexandria Wednesday, where
they will enter business college
for the remainder Of the school,
year,
T. fills the arteries with rich, red
blood, makes new flesh and healthy
men, women and Children. Notn'
inc can take its place; no remedy
has done so much good as Holhst'
ar'a PcrE~ Mountain 'Iea. Gems.
.,,.- a~1rarlnfs Cc00er Drug Go.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03
Seed oats at Jones Bros.

Lie. Bucklin of Roanoke, was a
Welsh visitor Monday.
Edward Louviere was a Lake
Charles visitor Monday.
&c. Smith went to Beaumont
Sunday, returning Monday.
Ar. McBurney was a business
visitor to Crowley Monday.
WB. Gabbert was Jennings
visitor the first of the week.
E. Scharff was looking after bust
ness in Lake Charles Monday.
/ F. NJ. Thomas of Jennings, was a
Welsh visitor New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Barbee went
Mrs. L. Durham was the guest
Of friends in Jennings Saturday.
to Crowley Wednesday evening.
Sheet celluIoid, and gold and
silver paper at the Journal Book
Store
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. DeVilblss
were Lake Charles visitors Monday.
Rev. J. A. Carruth was calling
on friends in the parish seat Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Lawson movec
onto the C. A. Austin place thl'
week.
C. A. Austin was transacting lie
gal business in Lake Charles TIT
first of the week.
W. T. McAffrcy is having thu
walk repaired iii front of his place
of business this week.
so per cent. off on all Christina
toys, dolls and Teddy bears-onl,.
9 few left ut the Journal Boo.
Sfora.
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marks in which he denounced Judge

marks IN Wnlcn ne denounced Judge
GuiOn for his failure as attorney gen.
eral, to prosecute the antitrust law
breakers. He had nothing to say
against the character of the Judge.
The next speaker was James j..
Bailey, of Opelousas, candidate for
lieutenant governor. Paul Lambre-
mont, also candidate for the same
office, followed Mr.. Bailey, with q
strong address, which was maze prin-
cipally upon the public school ques-
ton, the cause of good roads and the
proper aid and protection of the cause
OF agriculture.
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Seed oats at Jones Bros,

visitor to the parish seat Monday.
Jno Campbell was transacting
business with the parish clerk Mon
day.
Mrs Dr.: Cooper and Miss Win
ME Lewis were visiting friends in
Jennings Monday.
Prof..J. NJ. Nelson and wife of
Crowley were the guests Of friends
in Welsh Wednesday.
WANTED-A bright boy or girl
toiearn typesetting. Steady po-
sition to- the right one.
S. G. Saxby of Lake Charles
spent, Sunday with his brother, C.
A. ,Saxby, of this city.
C. A. sSaxby went to Jennings
Monday to look after some mules
with a view to purchasing.
Rev. and Mrs. Archer went to
Crowley Wednesday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Lewis.
Mrs. Garland Hayes of Jennings,
came over Friday to spend New
Years day with her parents.
Miss Ethel Morgan was the guest
of Miss Irene Guyman of Jennings,
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. H. I. :Longenbach of Iowa,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. D.
R. Read the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs.,S ]. Thrash were
visiting at the home OF their son
in this city Friday and Saturday.
F. d. ,Calkins and son Joe, went
to Lake Charles Monday to pay
taxes and transact other business.
Mrs. C. C. Cary and daughter,
Jeanette, of Jennings were the
guests of friends i'll Welsh Wednes-
day.
S. O. ,Scoggins of the Layne &
Bowler Co., of this city, was trans.
acting business in Jennings Satur-
day.
The Welsh Machine Shops manu-
facture the best pump or heavy du-
ty pulley on the market. Call and
see lis.
w. T. Hutchinson went to Edg-
erIy Monday to look after the stor-
ing of the rice On his plantation
there
For RENT-A nice five room
cottage, cistren, barn, good drain
age, walks, etc. Inquire at the
Journal Office.
Sidney Langley, candidate fo'
police Juror from ward two, was
transacting business in the parish
seat Monday.
= Mrs. Loving of Texas arrived
. Wednesday and will spend a tev
DAVIS at the home of her son, W
B. Loving.
Shelby Taylor of Crowley wa
among the distinguished visitor
who attended the Masonic install
= lation Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Lawson hav
moved into the house recently va
Gated by Mr., Bortoff and family
S in the south part Of town.
Fountain Pens-all styles an
: nrices, also Fountain Pen Ink a
he Journal Book Store.
a Master Paul Findley of Iowa. re
turned home Sunday morning ate
t spending several days at the nom
It of his sister, Mrs. D. R. Read.
Cash For Furs
Fred J.. Johnson,
Welsh, La.
k Jas. Johnson Of Fenton, was
,;o;+or; in this citV Mol
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03
Died.

Mrs. Austria Desjardins, aged eighty
five years, was called from time to
eternity Thursday morniag, January
2, at o'clock. Deceased was born
in Quebec, Canada. She cane to the
United States in 1895 and to Louisiana
in 1892. She died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Todd, south OF
town. The funeral services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. Chsndle" OF the Con-