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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-18
An Attantiva Class.

The College of France, founded in
Paris by Francis I, offers at the pres
ent day not only strictly academic in
struction, but opportunities for the
higher education in general The fol-
lowing anecdote, from the Color of
Paris shows how far the college car
ries its scrupulousness. Every scien-
tific subject. even the most abstruse,
will continue to be taught there as
long as one solitary individual in all
Europe desires to pursue 1t.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-18
DANDRUFF AND cANKERED SCALP
SUcCESsFULLY CURED BY
TETTERINE

causes an early bald head. TETTERINE
will get rid of any skin or scalp disease
in a very short time. 1t is the one I'M
failing cure for Eczema, Ringworm, Tet-
ter, Infants Sores, etc. Try a Soc box to-
day. II your druggist can't supply you
write to The Shuptrine Co.. Savannah,
Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-18

Editor-Are you engaged to be mar
ried, Mr.. Keypounder?
Mr.. er-Why-er@yes.
Editor-Kindly draw on your ex>
pense account for $50, get married al
once and let me have two columns on
Married Life in q Great City" by IL
o'clock. And - II Congratulations
Judge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-18

Diogenes hurried down the street
draggins a man by the coat collar.
Are you sure that's him." some one
asked. The old fellows smile was sim
ply cherubic. 1T must be-" he said.
He is a lawyer, but he admits that
he can't make head or tail Of the
Standard Oil decision."-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-18

she had been doing some Summing
about New York and knew whereof
she spoke.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Lake Charles to Have Il New Dai'y'
TO Be EdMed by JOhE Marshall.

The Times Publishing Co., Ltd,
was organized and chartered in Lake
Charles last Saturday. The new
company is capitalized atsl5. QUO, fully
subscribed, and is organized for the
purpose of giving to Lake Charles
End vicinity another daily newspaper.
The following we'll known newspaper
men have been chosen as Officers OF
the rev company: John Marshall
nresidept and treasurer: Geo. W.
Brayton, vice lsesident; Frank Ter
rell. Secretary. MIR. Marshall will
WELD the editorial pen for the new
paper. which wild come out under ,h'
caption of the DAILY Lake Charles
Times. The new concern is to be 10
Gated on Ryan street and is expected
to make its initial bow to the public
in the very near future.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Putting
Barnett Cement Company uniting
Down More Walks.

The Barnett Cement Co., which has
nut down something like $40, 600 worth
of walks in Welsh, during the past
two years, is again putting In more
walks this week.
Among the Improvements that are
being made in this line are several
street crossings, several blocks OF
guttering, walks along A. I; Jones
new residence property and also along
r. r, Peck's residence.
Welsh not only NAV be proud OF the
fact that she has more miles OF cement
walks, in proportion to her popula-
ton, than any other town in the state,
but also because OF the additional
fact that her walks are paid for, there
being neither bonded Indebtedness MOI
any other form OF obligation on tn
Welsh walks, as o whole.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03
Hog and HOminy Producers DO NO
Need Credit.

Anent the hog and hominy' ques-
ton, the Crystal Springs (Miss.) Me-
teOr says:
"rhe hog and homiDy with which
the country was supposed to abound,
proves to have been more mythical
than real. The demand for credit is
so great that merchants are forced to
meet it by opening accounts many
weeks in advance OF the set
time. This is not good augury. a
country will not be prosperous a.
long as it derives It's substance from
the west. IL appears that farmers wh'
raise hogs and corn, have an abund
ance, and tie fellows who never dix
and never will, are the ones nov
clamoring for something to eat "
No greater truth was ever uttered
than the words quoted above, ant
our Louisiana people are coming u
realize it. more corn and hogs
should be the slogan.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03

Our Spring Garden Seeds have
arrived You know we always
have the best.
Morse Hardware Co.
Little Eva Huckleberry, who
was thought to have had genuine
case Of diphtheria, has practically
recovered and will soon be able to
be out again.
J. L. Jackson and family arrived
here from the eastern part of the
state, q few days ago, and have To-
Gated in the H. L. Head, property
in the southeast part of town. Mr..
Jackson is the father Of L. W.
Jackson. of this city, and has come
here to make Welsh his home.
Geo. Yantis, who has recently
been living in the Singleton house.
moved his family into the Barser
property, in the south part Of town,
the middle of the week.
Try package OF Lees Egg Max
er, if your chickens are not laying
1t is fine. Morse Hardware Co.
Miss Avery came over from Jen'
nings, Wednesday, for few day:
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. Reeve
Mrs. Jos. Lee went to Jennlng
Wednesday for q few days visi
) with friends.
Music PUPILS WANTED:-Any
one desiring piano lessons SHOULD
g apply to Mrs. Thos. E. Webb
n Mrs. Webb spent seven years i
the study OF music, at Whitwort
Female College, and has had eigh
|. years experience as teacher.
Sam Ringgold and Wesley Wi
liams of this city, went to Housto
y last Sunday night, to enter the en-
ploy of the Layne e. Bowler Co.
y MEN and WOMEN, sell guaraI
. teed hose. 70 per cent, profit. Mai
J SO daily. Full or past time. b
~ ginners investigate. Wear Proc
3O3S Chestnut St.. PHILADELPHIA
w Pennsylvania.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, who ha
H. been spending the week as CUES
y. of their uncle and aunt. Mr.. a.
Wy Mrs. j. W. Cooper, will start
as their home in Richmond, Indian
It's Saturday. They have been visit
at number of places here in I
r south, but they have seen no pli
~ that looks as good to them as We
of and vicinity.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03

north of town. He returned home
Saturday, being accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Ira Monger.
FOR SALE::..- Honduras Seed Rice.
One year from imported and raised on
sod land-free from red. For inspec-
ton, see sample at Welsh Warehouse
& Supply Company warehouse.
27tf 4. O. FOntenot.
Artemo Fontenot. a son of Hen
ny Fontenot, formerly of Welsh,
but now located at Bell City, was
visiting friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
FOR SALE::-A Forty Horsepower
Erie Stationery Engine, in first class
condition. For particulars inquire at
the JOURNAL. Office. 2itfI
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Dill and their
two charming daughters, Misses
May and Ella, returned Saturday
from Illinois, where they had been
spending q couple Of months, visit
ing friends and relatives. They
we're accompanied home by MIR.
Dill's nephew. Mr.. Patten, who ex-
poets to make an extended visit
here.
Thos. Todd, who had been with
the Morse Hardware Co., of this
city, for the past two or three
years, resigned his position there
this week and will assist his father
in handling their rice crop the
coming season.
Rev. Furnace of Mississippi, who
preached at the Baptist church
: last Sunday, left for short visit
t with friends in the eastern part o.
the state, Wednesday morning
, He expects to be back in time tt
hold services here morning and ev
:. ening Sunday"
+ S. A. Winterton of Newellton
. La, whose advertisement OF see'
L rice has been running in the JoURN
. AL for some time, informs us tina
his rice is being taken rapidly. II
now has less than 1900 sack ks lei
o of the Saxon Improved Seed Rice
~ Rice planters cannot 60 wrong
;, they plant from this seed,' as
81 all averaged over twenty sack
$. to the acre, and was raised. ha1
, vested and stored with the or
=, aim in view, of securing the be:
" seed that money and care couI
- - produce. We would suggest tn;
~ parties desiring this seed, order
once, as the stock is rapidly q
Ill creasing. Price $3.50 per barre
n. until further notice.
ne Mr.. Geo. Sullivan, of Indianap
IT. lis, Indiana, who has been spen
ing the past ten days as the que
,- of his brother, J. Milton Sulllva
ID of this place, departed Monday
49, his home Mr.. Sullivan has be
making a tour of the west a
south, having come here via Seatt
~, San Francisco and over the Sou
is ern Pacific to Welsh.
es- A. R. McBurney, our we'll kno
NJ cattle man, sustained q very pa
IN full injury by having his no.
thrown on him last Friday.
at had roped . big steer in such q "
that it proved too strong for
horse, Jerking him over and PM
the ing Bert under him. His ln]u1
lsh are confined to one knee, and
lay thought not to be serious, altho'
r:h very painful and necessltatlns
lew keeping to his bed for several d'
J. A. KipEnger, who has b
ain. transferred from the position
zen, assistant manager of the w
For branch of the Calcasieu Trust
0hh Savings Bank, to that OF mana
of the Vinton branch of the 81
owe left Monday morning for his
heir post of duty.
the Rev Smiley, who has been {
10 Quoting a series of meetings at
~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03

"a. N aICeneaux
A. R. Miller went to Lake
Charles Saturday morning.
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ryder were
sight seeing in Lake Charles Satur-
day.
For Barbed Wire, see
Welsh Carriage & lmple-
ment CO.
ar, T. Peck was o Saturday WIS.,
itor to the parish seat.
L. G. Lewis drove to Lake Arth-
ur on business, Thursday, in his
new Ford touring car.
Rust Proof Seed Oats at
Jones Bros.
Mrs. T. D. Calkins and little son
Joe, were guest Of friends in Lake
Charles Saturday.
Papering and Painting, First
class work guaranteed.
c. W. KENNEDY.
Rev. Father Peters, of Jennings,
was the guest of Father Roumbouts
the latter part of last week.
E. H. Boiling and family, and
Mrs J. ALI. Martin went to Lake
Charles in Mr.. Boling's touring car
Saturday, to witness the aviation
meet that was held IN that city.
Biggest assortment 0:
Garden and Truck Seed:
of all kinds, in the city.
Southern Mercantile Go
Chas. Prentice, who is a CUES
at the home of his father, n. Prem
tice of this city, was among thos
who went to Lake Charles to OF
tend the aviation meet Saturday
Eupion Kerosene, bes
on the market, l5C a
Welsh Carriage & lnnple
ment CO.
Mrs. Fred Brasher, formerly
Miss Plumb, of this city, was ov
from Vinton the latter part OF IL
week, visiting friends and relative
AN EXPERIENCED AUTO. NJ
CHINIST desires position. Magn'
os and Speedometers IL spec'al'
Address j. S. KIMBRO, care Be
Chase Club, Concession. La,
W. P. Abbott of Chicago, q w
known capitalist and owner of co
siderable land in this section OF t
state, was here on business the Ii
Ter part of last week.
The Famous Irish Col
bier and Triumph SEX
Potatoes at the Southel
Mercantile co.
J. A. Anderson started Monde
for California, for an extended '
it. Mr.. Anderson has some real
tate interests near Alamorlo, Vi
and may remain there i"r an
definite length Of time
Rice Bran and Polish
Jones Bros.
Rev. Ware, state organizer OF
Baptist church, was in we
Thursday evening and FRI
morning, conferring with the Gnu
here relatived to securing q
pastor for this place
For Sale or Rent, at barg
the west half OF section slxt'
located just north Of Iowa. ,
G further particulars apply to j
4 Leblanc, Iowa, La,
John Armstrong and family Of
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03

CnOps, Uats, Acf1le, Shops,
Stafolife and Cotton Seed
Meal. Attic Welsh Ware
house & Supply CO.
Rev. R. J. Brown, formerly past
or of the Baptist church of this
city, but now serving the Vinton
church, in that capacity, is moving
his family to Vinton this week.
Earnest Radeke, who sold out
his personal property at public sale
here y few weeks ago, moved his
family to Hammond, La, Monday.
Mr.. Radeke has purchased a farm
there and will 90 into the fruit and
dairy business.
is. Gerson and family drove to
Lake Charles Sunday in their tour
ing car, to spend the day viewing
the sights of that city.
A. r. McBurney, who is tempo
rarily on crutches, rs a result OF
having had horse fall on him last
week, made business trip to Lake
Charles Monday.
Mrs. Anthony Hebert and child
rem spent Sunday with friends ii
! Lake Charles.
Oyster shells are what the layint
hens need-we have them.
Morse Hardware Co.
Eli Lyon of Iowa, was amon'
r the out of town business visitors II
2 Welsh Monday.
Best Kerosene l5c gal.
, lon at Welsh Carriage {
Implement CO.
f Joe Lee, the we'll known drille
I. went to Vinton Wednesday.
o $50 90 per month straight salar
: and expenses, to men with rig,
introduce our Eureka PohltI
!, Food Mfg Co .Qncorporated,) Ea'
d St. Louis, LII.
= Architect Phillips, who Dire
e plans for most of the new brlt
it buildings recently erected in Wells
g was here ON business Wednesda
it W. S. Levy, of the firm of Lee
IS & Bros, Co., of New Orleans, W
T. interviewing W elsh merchan
10 Wednesday.
Id Nlessrs H. l. Longenbach and
at H. FindIey came over from To-
Nv Monday evening, for the purpose
81 purchasing one or two teams
mules.
- Mrs, John Gamble of Jennin
Il returned to her home Tuesday Il
,st ernoon, after having spent a sh
- time visiting at the home of
for parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Pre-
.an ice.
nd Come in and let US tell you alb
lie, the Mandy Lee Incubator. Ih
TIL is no other like it.
Morse Hardware &c
WI J. S. Irwin, better known
IN "Bg Chief" q former employee
rse the Southern Pacific, at this pl'
lie came up from Galveston for 81
way visit with friends, Tuesday
'he irwin is now employed in the ella
ION department of the Santa F'e,
''e' Galveston.
,,nh C. C. Nordyke OF Crowley, w'
-; business visitor in Welsh Mon
avs. morning.
Fl w. LAM, of Lake Cha
of was here attending to business
o,sb fairs Monday.
and e. S. Wood is again in W
ager looking after his real estate IL
me, ests, after having spent a few W
new in Texas.
Mo p~on Dn1ish C.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03

Hine Uukel went to Vinton on
business Monday.
Miss Carroll went to Manchester
Monday morning for q visit with
friends.
P. P, Unkel, manager OF the No.
BILE plantation, started Monday
for Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, to
confer with the stockholders OF the
plantation. relative to the work to
be done during the coming year.
A, T. Jones and family moved
into their elegant new residence
this week.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-03

DR.. A. C. Wilkins, of Jennings,
secretary of the Southern Rice
Growers association, was in Welsh
Friday on business connected with
the sales agency. He reports much
rice being sold at Association prices
while in one or two instances h'
has been able to secure even
higher price than that placed upor
it by the association,
The bee., 1911-04-11
LOOM END
SALE CONTINUES
The Loom End Sale Of Ashby.
Baker & Hickman Clos
es Saturday, April
First.
GREAT CROWDS ATTEND DAILY.

The great Loom End Sale Of
Ashby, Baker & Hickman has
been a tremendous success aud
will continue all this week until
SATURDAY,, April 10. The store
was crowded every day last week
and still larger crowds are ex--
pected this week,
All loom end cahcoes are
priced at, to 8 cents per yard,
Hope Bleached ,Domestics z cent
per yard, and Il. yard wide
Brown Domestic at 5 cents per
yard. OF course there are hun
dreds and hundreds of other bar
gains there we offer during the
sale. Come and see them.
AsHBY, BAKER & HICKMAN,
Madisonville, KY.
The bee., 1911-04-11
EIGHT new SCHOOLHOUSES
AUTHORIZED BY THE BOARD
County Board Of Education Has Busy Day and
Takes important Action


The Aprir meeting of the g.
w. B. NJ. was a most interesting
one, with Mrs. w. r. Coyle as
leader. The topic was "Our
Negro Work" and was ably dis
cussed by Mrs. Theo Watts, Mrs.
w. B. Vinson, Mrs. John Long,
Mrs. Vaught and Mrs. q, Fl. Me-
Gary.
Special prayers were offered
by Mrs. N. S. Corey and Mrs. M.
b. Long. Miss Dorothy Corbitt
delighted her audience with a
sweet little recitation, MAN.
my's Chile"
At the conclusion of the pro
gram rna leader and hostess,
Mrs. NJ. B Long and Mrs Theo.
Watts, took charge of the meet
ing. They served a delightful
salad course. Quite a large
crowd was present at the meet
IBg and three new members were
added 70 the roll. This makes a
total of some fiftv odd members.
The bee., 1911-04-11
WORK BEGUN ON
METHODIST CHURCH
New Building on Corner Of Robinson
and Moss to be Pushed Rapidly.

Ground was broken yesterday
on site for the new Methods
church, corner of Robinson and
Moss, and today the work is
going actively forward under the
direction of Mr.. Wooten nf the
contracting firm Of w ooten q
Reynolds. A slight change has
been made III the plans by the
building committee, 10 al one
room in the basement for use as
kitchen or class room, as it may
be required. The contractors ex-
pect to push the building through
rapidly, so that it may be occu-
pied before the summer has
passed.
The bee., 1911-04-11

Club Wednesday afternoon in Its
regular literary session at her
home on East Broadway.
Mrs. Ruby Laffoon as leader
for the after noon ably discussed
the affairs OF the Generals that
Fought for and Against Napol-
con-" and in conclusion asked
that, after year spent in study
of Napoleon, each member give
an original account of some fact
concerning their course of study
which most impressed them in
the life of Napoleon.
"The Legion of Honor" was
the subject of one of the most
excellent papers ever given in a
session of the Woman's Book
Club, and was read by Mrs. w.
j. Cox.
During the social hour Mrs.
Jas. Burchfield and Mrs. O. b.
Tate, Sr., were guests of the
club.
The hostess was assisted by
Miss Anna Garnett Tate in serv.
ing a beautiful luncheon in three
courses, which consisted of all
the rare and early spring dainties,
which carried out In the violet
shades IN many ways the color
scheme of the club.
The bee., 1911-04-11
A Big Improvement

Quite an Improvement has been
made in the Star Restaurant on
Main street. Mr. Nixon has built
an addition TO the house and re-
moved the middle partition, thereby
giving considerably m"re room in
the dining room He has added a
new table and more counter room.
The entire place has been repapered
and remodeled and cigar aud TO.
bacco case added. This is now one
of the incest and cleanest places in
the city TO set your meals and the
prices are reasonable. The patron
age of the home trade and travelling
public is respectfully solicited.
The bee., 1911-04-11
South End Bridge Club.

Mrs. II. F. Head charmingly
entertained the South End
Bridge Club at her home on
West Broadway Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Florence
Walker, of Henderson.
Many exciting rubbers were
played, the highest score being
made by Mrs. Q. w. Lindsay.
She was awarded a very hand
some, hand carved, oval, silver
picture frame.
At the conclusion of the game
the guests were served a beauti-
ful luncheon in the handsomely
appointed colonial dining room,
which was artlstically decorated
in yellow tulips and ferns. The
shades were closely drawn, the
room being lighted with green
candles in silver holders, hooded
in yellow silk tulip shades.
The bee., 1911-04-11

The Guild of st. Margaret's will
serve tea in the Victory building
on Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, April 10. Every one cordially
invited.
Railroad business is picking up.
Two more chain gang crews were
put on Monday and one Tuesday.
Beginning Wednesday, April IL l.,
and continuing ten days we will
have Slipper Bargain Counter in
our store, on which will be placed
large line of Mems, Women's and
Children's OXfords and Pumps in
Tan, Gun metal and patent leather.
These are good values and late
styles and we are selling them be-
low cost. This is the beginning of
the season, and you cannot afford to
miss taking advantage of the oppOr-
tunity to get your summer footwear
at a bargain
BoURLAND & MoTHERsHEAD.
Mrs. Pat Blair and daug hter, Miss
Mary, were IN Madisonville Monday
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barnett and
Mrs. McCreary were in Msdisonville
Monday.
Charlie Hodge is coufned to his
room with measles
Dupoinne Sllks, per yard, 20 cents-
Barnes, ,Cowand & Co., Incorporated.
Mrs. b. f. Nixon is visiting
friends IN Henderson this week.
Nj. b. Long visited friends in Mad
isonvllle Sunday.
Miss Verda Oates, of Madisonvllle,
visited friends here Sunday.
Yes, the new models in Easter
Hats are beautiful. You can't find a
prettier bat anywhere than some of
the new models shown here. Barnes,
Cowand & Co., Incorporated.
The bee., 1911-04-11
East End Card Club.

The meeting of the ladies of
the Darlington Card Club was at
the residence of Mrs. Geo. New
bold on last Friday afternoon.
The guests were Mrs. w. X.
Nisbet and Miss Margaret VIC
tory.
Mrs. Rule won the greatest
number of games, Mrs, Geo. At
kin son being a close second.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The bee., 1911-04-11
Mortons Gap and ST. Charles
Buildings With Six Others.
Committee Named to "Sst the
Hem by Viewing Sites in
Pond River Flats.
Acre Of Ground Donated by Coal
Companies for New School Site

The matter of new school
buildings for Mortons Gap was
on Monday referred by the
County Board of Education to
the building committee of that
board, composed of Chairman A.
j. Fox, Secretary Paul M. Moore
and j. l.. 0'Bryap. Plans are
practically agreed upon and \
three room house will be built TO
accommodate the 237 school chill
dren now In the Mortons Gap
district. The old st. Charles
school house has also been con.
demned and the Board ordered
a new, two room building for St.
Charles, One room school build
ings will be provided the Cop
peras Springs district, Stan
ley district, Goodacre district,
Liberty district, the new
district created by division of
Baugh's district, and the new
colored district created by the
Board at Coiltown, and an addi-
ton to schoolhouse in subdis-
trict IA. All these building pro-
iects were referred TO the-bnild-
ing committee, which expects TO
get into action at once. A els.
tern was authorized for Oglesby
district.
The fight over establishment of
the new Pond river district, by
division of Baugh's, was finally
settled on Monday in spite of
strong effort to reopen and have
the Board reconsider the case.
However, the question of site is
yet open and will be until the
special committee, M. +. Cox, j.
L. O'Bryan and Paul M. Moore,
appointed by the chairman, visit
the fats and view the various
possible sites.
The Board was forced to aban
don for the time at least the
proposition for division of the
Bailey district, in the Manning
ton country, for statutory reas-
ons and because of the scarcity
of pupil children in that coun-
try. One oflotheo most difiicHlt
problems is that of providing
schools for the occasional sparce.
lN settled, outlying territory,
such as is the Warrington coun
try. The Board consumed the
entire morning in consideration
of the Manuington case.
At the next meeting of the
Board, Monday, May 8, sealed
bids will he received and opened
for supplying the county desks
and black boards for the coming
school year.
The Nebo Consolidated Coal
G. Coklng Co., and the Rose
Greek Coal Co.,. jointly donated
to the board one acre of ground,
together with drinking water
supply, centrally located between
the two min ing camps, as site
for the newly made colored DIS
trict there.
Most disfgurg skin erupuons, scrofula, pim-
Mas raehes etc are due to impure blood