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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31
GOOD ADVICE. !.

Constipation clouds more lives than al
most any other disease. One Of the great
est orators once gave this most irnpor-
tant advice: Keep your bowels open and
your head COOL Any sensible person
viii agree that keeping the bowels open
and cleansed is absolutely essential to
good health. Don't take pills and harsh
purgatives that only aggrayate the
trouble, but try Ghase's Constipation,
Tablets. They win cure you. to stay
cured. These tablets are put up IN neat
watch shaped bottles which just fit the
vest pocket. Price twenty-five cents.
Sold by druggists under a positive guar
antee to give satisfaction or money re
funded. Nothing else like them.
roR SALE IN MINNEAPoL1s BY
weinhold, 2, H.. 9th ct and Nicollet.
saBeiiiar1iil ksevy, sNicollet and .9lst ut. "a. ri
tsCirknr,1C. H., 9Th and Nicollet, -,
& Herrnann. A.. B., I'd av and 4th st.
Gamble IL Ludwig, 8dsst and Hennepin.
sfyhfrchilI.s sNtcollet House Block.
II Donaldson's Glass Block.
Powers Mercantile Company.
IF your druggist won't supply you. write
to the above or The Chase Manufacturing
Co., Newburgh, N. 7,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

lumbermen have been rapidly enlarging their
area and volume of commercial dlStr' 1ution,
both in the foreign and the domestic markets.
According. to figures gathered by the bureau
upper, California, mostly. 70 San Francisco
$50, 957, 605 feet. In addition to this the Cali
forria coast alone in 1862 cut 06,l02,YS2 feet
of pine and fir; in 1901, 4o3: 245.54G feet, and
in 1900, SIC, 258, 91S feet. The rate of increase,
SIS will be seen by comparison of these figures,
is enormous.
Further north on the coast the trade in
lumber has BEEN expanding with correspond
Seattle were 5s4, 472 sM feet of lumber IN 1902.
! and sos s64,74e feet in 1901. A movement al
most equal in proportions Is taking place to
points in the interior by rail In 1902 rail
900 feet, and in 1901 to 1850, 900 feet The
number Of shingles sent east of the Cascade
OF the Missouri river and, in many cases.
as far as the lakes, amounted to $3.50. GAG. 00C
in 1902, and to 4S5, geo, 900 in 1901. The traf-
1c furnished to railroads in. 1901 aggregated
Seattle alone, and 6s,231 cars in 1902.
Rail Shipments Increase.
Rail shipments from Tacoma, including both
| lumber and shingles, were 3.1H cars in 1900,
452o cars in 1901 and s,o2e cars in 1902.
Portland, Oregon, shows a traffic toward
in Importance. In the calendar year 1900
1885 cars Of lumber were shipped from this
port, 13, 81 in 1901 and 1876 in 1902.
i AS the above figures indicate, one Of the
most noteworthy facts In connection with
the development of the Pacific coast lumber
| trade is Its increasing contribution to the
trans-continental tonnage for railroads on the
way back from the Pacific coest, eastward
Pacific coast 1lmbermen likewise brings the
export trade from the coast into closer rela.
tons with the demands Of the domestic con.
sumer.. The consumer in the Mississippi val
! ley is directly interested in the progress Of
numbering, both in the Northwestern states
and in the southern states as main sources OF
supply. The entire east is chiefly dependent
on both of these sources. Consequently al
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31
GOOD LUMBER TRADE
.1"A.lfltss-.=sea -as-az--aa- L
Pacific Coast Product for Export Has
Increased Enormously Within
Past Few Years. -.
The Coast Now Exports Lumber to
China in Competition With
~ Russian Dealers. .. =.
From The Journal Bureau, Room a6, Post Build
ing, Washington. ....

From The Journal Bureau, Room a6, Post Build
ing Washington. ... ...
Washington, Aug. 31.--The lumber markets
of the Orient and the share which the United
states is likely to have in supplying them
is the subject Just now Of some attention. by
the department Of commerce and labor, thru
its bureau Of statistics. The bureau recently
received and published reports Of American
'ccnsuls in the Orient which announced the
arrival of the first cargo of lumber in the
Chinese market by a Russian vessel from
VIadivostok This fact opens the question OF
future competition for tho Oriental market
between the American lumber Interests on the
Pacific coast on the one hand, and that of
The Russians in Siberia and on the Yalu river
on the other. In both cases enormous re-
sources are awaiting development
The American industry of the Pacific coast
has the advantage of organi. alton Oil large
scale and of mechanical equipment uneauaied
by that of any other field in the world. This
is evidenced by the annual production. Tn
official estimates put the annual cut of lumber
and shingles of the three Pacific states at
500 900, 900 feet. Of which California supplies
$50, ,0CO feet; Oregon FAC, 0O0, 600 feet and
Washington 2,3c0, 600 feet. At this rate it
lis calculated that the forests of the Pacific
coast will be exhausted in forty years 80
AS would naturally he expected, Pacific
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

There Is no. route around the world in
which railway and steamship lines make
an effort at close connection. The mat
ter OF a thru, or, rather, circular ticket
and connected time table is now being
considered by companies which expect to
make the time for the circuit forty Ave
days.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

Probably the largest can factory in the
world is that Of Standard Oil company at
Long Island city, at which 10000 flve-gal-
Ion cans are made from Welsh tin each
day for the export kerosene trade. Three
men have made "a, 900 cans in one day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

There are. in New: York city to-day 1920
5millionaires, as against 2s4 twenty years ago
and twenty-hve in 1853. There were no mil
lionaires in the city 100. years ago. The first
person to reach that. distinction was John
Jacob .Astor, who became, millionaire about
the year 1896
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

The Brooklyn bridge has lost place as one
of the wonders OF the world since the -bulid-
ing Of the williamsburg steel bridge, a mile
farther up the East river, and the bridge now
building to BlackWells Island will be more
darf,,l than aithar.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31
Needn't Fear Competition.

issued by the general commanding the italian
corps Of carbineers in Rome. This is nothing
less than an order prohibiting officers from smok-
Ing IN any place on duty or while wearing uni
homes or quarters. This is leveling the officers
down to the rank and file of the corps to whom
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

More than 300 meteorites from outer space
are seen the national museum at Washing ton,
their range in weight being from q few ounces
to 5000 pounds. The monster one is roughened
from its surface, being melted by friction with
the earth's atmosphere One weighing 1,400
pounds Is almost pure iron. Precious metals are
not found in these aerial excursonists, but micro
croscopic diamonds are sometimes formed by com
bustion with the earth's atmosphere. They are
made up from iron, nickel, sulphur, carbon, phos-
phorous, oxygen, silicon, magnesium, aluminium
and calcium.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

Much interest has lately been aroused IN Lou
don by two surgical operations which have re-
suited IN marked change of character In the
patients. One was that of boy Of good family
who had developed strangely brutal instincts. A
clever surgeon examined him with care. located
moved piece Of the skull, and thus relieved
the deforming pressure. The lad was restored to
his parents normal and loyable child. Tho
other case was that of soldier. who, after an
injury in a skir1nish. developed a propensity
Tor theft. An operation on the brain cured him
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

The Daily Mail staes that Sir Ernest Cassel,
who gave. 81, 100000 for tuberculosis research,
has offered to give 100000 toward the study and
investigation Of opthalmia In Egypt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

/! The strongest evidence iavoring the
,meteoric formation 81 diane nds is the fact
that they have q different law Of crystal
'lfzation from carbon or, terrestrial origin.
the meteoric form Of. iron tells us Of It's
celestial birth. ~ s2i'4E z;2ta2 Ar
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

Out of every 1000. 600 persons who born
In the same year, 213,OO0 live for seventy years,
1O7, 900 for eighty years and S,S41 for 30 years.
Two hundred and forty-fve persons out Of every
1o0o, 900 live for 81 years, 119 Tor ninety eight
ffty-four for n1ncty-nine, twenty three for 100,
nine for 1o1, three for 102 and,1 for 1o3 years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

Until lately children under fourteen used
to pay half-fare on the Vienna tramways,
but the rule has been SO altered that any
child above three feet one and one-half inches
in height will IN future have to pay the full
fare. 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

Dr.. Barnetta A. Elias of Charleston has begur
an examination Of the state records o,
South Carolina, with view to studying tho part
the Jews took in the early history Of that com
| mon W s lth
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

The tea garden Of DR.. Sheppard at Summer
ville twenty miles inland from Charleston. s. c..
tea worth dollar pound The United States
imposes no duty on tea, while England taxes
1t 70 cents a pound and France 20 cents. "A
duty of Is cents on foreign teas, says DR.. shep-
ard, would enable the American planter to meet
competition and would exclude the trashy"
teas, while adding but oEe-twenty-fifth Of cent
to the cost Of ones cup Of tea.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

AS long as Brazil continues to grow
II, 500, 900 bags of coffee which was nearly
the amount of her last years product and
about the estimated amount of the worlds
consumption, there is no probability that
coffee will advance in price,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

domestic Industries and interests, relying on
the lumber supply Of the future, are con-
cerned with the prospective ability of any
competitor to share the foreign market, and
thus to affect the rate of domestic output and
its ratio to Domestic demand. -s*Ee .l=
The relative Importance OF foreign to dos
nestle demands, SO far as the Pacific coast is
concerned, is not easily ascertained. There
are, however, few figures bearing en- the
subject. The principal mills for the state of
Washington for 1902 reported that 1856 172, 388
feet were sent to coastwise destinations, and
1853, lis, 6e4 feet to foreign destinations. II
this ratio holds good for the coast as a whole,
1t would appear that nearly 30 per cent of the
output gotes to foreign and 70 per cent to
domestic uses.
Needn't Fear Competition.
From present indications the United States
has nothing to fear from her rivals in the
lumber trade of the Pacific Ultimately the
Philippine islands will no doubt contribute
materially to the supply. The trade from the
Pacific coast of the United States is now
in strong position
During the fiscal year 1902 the United States
exported I, 402, 499 COO feet of lumber and sawn
timber, of which 22s, SAT 900 feet were sent
from the Pacific coast. The exports Of wood
end manufactures thereof advanced from
$26 00O 900 in 1893 to $57 900 900 in 1909 lumber
the largest item, increased in value from
SO, 900 900 in 1898 to s21, 0oO, 00O in 1903.
Since 1893 the Chinese empire Hongkong,
British Australia, Peru and Chill have. to-
gether, doubled the value of American lumber
imported
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

Pneumonia has now given way to consump.
ton as the leading cause Of death; Pneumonia
polluted and over-heated atmosphere. With the
advent Of weather which invites open. doors and
monia steadily declines. Consumption, while also
a Communicable germ disease. has.aH seasons
fer Its own: its, monthly victims do not vary
areaflyEsin nunsi1rs, winter or summer. spring
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

The agricultural department has established a
microscopic laboratory for the inspection Of i'm
ported foods provided in the pure-food laws in
effect from July /. Cheap coffees are adulter-
ated with blue clay. Coffee berries made Of
chickory. starch clay and other Ingredients are
shaped in molds, colored and in some instances
favored 50 as to resemble the genuine article.
This fraud is not profitable, however, unless the
price of coffee Is above the average.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31

What is stated to be spring giving forth a
liquid resembling essence of violet both In per-
fume and chemical composition, has been dis
covered in valley near MILAN, Aveyron, France.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31
Incident to Low State Of Vitality Induced by Excesse Abuse
Creo Treatment Will Build You
Up Mentally, Physically
and vitality

and give you brain power and manly strength.
Creo IS not patent medicine but specific
course of treatment that acts directly upon the
Genitoz- Urinary System; strengthening and
charging the organs to their natural size. It is
the quickest, safest and surest cure for nerve
shattered, mental and physical bankrupts; debil-
dependent and ddseourag men,: ss5 4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-31
The State Fair this Week Offer
a Splendid Opportunity

for out Of town men to call on DR.. Cole, but i
you cannot call, write and receive full particu
lars, mode Of treatment prices and terms These
will be mailed to you free of cost. Ask fol
Symptom Blank
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF
soFPrising Discovery of a Man from
Jp the State In New York
Hotel. t

81 never appreciated the complete
ness of your big hotels" said the
traveller from up the. state, relates
the New York sun, 80 much as this
tIip.
- got in nbpu, seven one night and
went to one Of them. had 20 get
into my evening clothes in a hurry
and hustle to keep an appointment.
'l'd just begun to get ready when
l discovered that I couldn't open my
trunk. Something was wrong with
the lock and thought was up
against it for fair.
"On general principles, Lit the
button for bcllboy and told my
troubles,
lis that alp he says. IN send
the lucksmith up in minute o..
"'Do you keep locEsin. tn ON all
the timer | asked.
"'Sure, he says.
In about five minutes man float
cd in with an outfit that would have
opened burglar-ProoI vault. lie had
the ,runh open White ] WIS taking OF
my coat and vest.
'GOt tha; wasn't all lic had to
take the lock OFF, so said;
"'Wherc'l / send Nh, to now SOS /
oaD get a new lock on in u hurry to
morrow? ... ..
send it OUT! he says, You don't
need 10. I'm only the right lock-
smith. and | haven't got all the tools
handy, hut il you'll send for the day
locksnith in the morning hen put a
new lock on it for you in "A fev min
uteS.'
And he did. Maybe that's nothing
new for you New Workers, but to n
man from cross roads village like
Rochester, il seemed about the limit
on having everything under one
roof"
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
j. D. HARBUR
The influence Cf The Youlh's Com-
pluion.

THE eosp9l Of good cheer bIightcn4
every page Of THE IovTu's CoMr,NioN.
Although the paper is nrurly seventy
seven years OF age, it doe, not look back
on the past as a better peri,d than the
present,
IHE COMPANION believes that the tim"
most iull of PROMISE Is the Time Ne are
,i.lug in. aud every weekly issue roll ct
this spirit of looking forward and not.
back
10 more thun haef a million American
Families it cirlJ- every week It's message
of cheer. It's stories picture the true
character sites OF the !oIug mrn aud
women OF Amnricl It's artltclrs hrins
nearly three readcre in touch with the
best thuught uf the most famous OF Nv
~ men aud women.
Annual Announcement Number f.lly
describing the principal features OF lhE
CoMPASIoN's : new volume for 1904 VIII b.
- 1t to any address free.
rhe new slbscrb 'r Tor 1921 will r'c"i'e e
all the Is urs uf rHi; C"MrANryN for ia,
remaining wr,k, Of l0erlree from the
time OF subscriptions, - InE CuMPNN-
IlN Calendar for 1871, hthugrapLtG n
twelye cU.ors: aud so.d
TIE YOUTHS COMPANION,
III Berkeley Street, BosloS. MAss.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
THE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.


a little charcoal mixed with clear
water is an effective preparation with
which to disinfect or dvordurile a
sink.
When a photographic pen sticks and
refuses to uEcap, hold it over
GIFTED match for moment, and it
viii loosen, says the brooklyn Eagle.
For the use Of the pastry cook an
improvement on the old style beat
ing spoon is one supplied with short
prongs for creamiug butter and
sugar.
EheryeScCnt tea is the name given
10 a temperance beverage recently
introduced in England, and which is
said 10 be extremely pleasant and
refreshing.
The hop vine is q favorite subject
for study by the mineral painter,
and an exquisite little stein in fuint
brown shades with a hop vine decor
alton in delicate green is exceedingly
artistic. ..
From Germany comes the sugges-
ticn of the use OF glass tubs in the
bathroom. The models already
adopted are translucent, about two
and half inches thick and anncaled
so as to be durable.
Exceeding pretty, although rather
sbowy, are the new lamp shades, cum-
posed OF cut glass beads in attic ef-
feet, finished with scullopcd edge
nt the top and deep fringe. They
come i'm various colors.
Fer shading the candies. which have
become Il recognized feature of din
ner table decoration, even ON ir-
formal OccTsiuns, there are solid
globes Of paper sweet peas, mingled
with n few moss rosebnGs.
II the glass stopper of bottle
seems immoyable, put n drop or Two
Of glyceIin in the crevice around TIE
stopper and await the result. In an
hour or two is Will hc conpara-
lively easy matter to remove the
stopper.
a novelty in Irish point curtains
shows colored desigus upon black
net foundation in stained glass effect,
One such pair is an exact copy of a
famous memorial window, even the
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31

The re- ittIs il'slsiTHilll' l' Il'''
cd to lean that there is at least on"
dreaded disease that scirLce has lh'' u
abl to cd'ra in all its stag,s, and bat IS
cata rh. Halls Catarrh'Cnre is the on
ly lo,iiive curc NOW known TO the mcdi
c.d fraternity Catarh being . cohs''-
nj nel disease, rrqdhe u eonsutntionm
treatment. lIn1's Catatih cure - TAX
On internally; acting dirtctly upon the
blood and mucous suriagrs oi the fys'
nam, th1arsI, destroying the ipuodation
tion Of ihesdi ease, and giving tho pa.
tent strength by bulldog ~ the cunsti-
tu.iuu and assisting natu,e in doicg its
work. The propriplOrs have ysosiJlneota
faith ioits curative powors.f .fhat 1tess OF
fer Gnp uuudrcd Dollars iof any case
that il fail to cure. send for list Of
testimonials ~ Z
Addr~s:F CHEHET & C6cFolede' Q
|, Sos1 le~alf Druggists, F'c..- 2
F,ie Ilsny fam'iy Btgs fsr censtipolis.p
! 49, -ta,si- ~
Take Sop Poultry, Game 1',stl
Farsto /. BowNail,. He pays the
top price az all Tines
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31

su.e sign ot approaching revolt and
e i'm ,uur system Is ner'
tl.,r.s, -.i3t3slv--. or omhch up.
se;s. i.tcclic Bit,ers Vii quicMy dis
member th, Troublesome causes IL
never lis to iuGc tn" stomach, regu ate
il SiGue. aud bowels. dimn'at" the
,iy.r, aud clarity the blood. Run down
,,,tem, Lcuefit T. pr.icui'ry and oil the
-saal ,t.eldiIg aches vanish under IT'S
aschinl -, iiu,rtL 'h'oNen'sS
.rc ittos is Only SOC, ard that IS
a.. i'm don't give perfect sstisiac.
sam. Gs rantrnIb> webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
A ErIpi,tsreh ttnrs.

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or u hundred
other accidents, are very day occur
rrncrs 1t behonycs everybody to have
a reliable salvo handy and there's none
as good as Burklen's Arpicn Salye.
Burns, cuts, sores, cczema and Fi les { is
appear quickly under its southing eiTect.
25c Ut Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
A CoseIey~ NIiataISs

Blunders are sometimes very !eSpen-
siye. Occasionally life itself Is me price
Of mistake, but you'll pcser be wrong
IL YOU take DIR Kieg's New Life Pills Tor
Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache Liver
or Bowel troubles. TheS arc geItle yet
,horough. 95c at Webb Bros. -'-f-
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31

Egyptian net is the newest thing
IT. the curtain line and is SO named
because the distinctive decoration is
a star oH groundwork of net. Cur
tains OF this fabric are ruflled along
the edge and are particularly good
Tor bedroom or buudUir use.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
Head Abont TO Burst From Severe
Rillinns Altnck.

II had severe bilious attack end
felt like my head WIS about 80 burst
when got hold Of a FREQ srmpl" OF
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. / took dose of tn M otter SUPP,
and tqe next dry felt like u new man
and have been feeling happy ever since
says :MrJ W Smith Of Julitf, .sTrNw
For billiousuess, stomach troubles aud
constipation these Tablets have no equal
Price s5c. For sale by Webb Bros,
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
A oood Shoe.

; i have Just received complete, line OF
.the 'erlebrated Priesmeyor Sho'S' Oo'n
Gentlemen $ aud Ladies' and can ht!ou
out.in any shape or form aud guarantee
ati.faotion. III llENDiSiSKs.,
When you want a pleasant purgan'e
try Chanberlnin's Stomach and Lisrr
Tablets. They are easy to take geo
produce no NAUSEA, gripping or other d's
ar cable effect. Tor s-!e by Web'
Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
a,,,,o,,,. SoIio prevented,

Take a douGa dose Of Chamberlsin 8
cholera and DiarrLoea Remedy as soon
as the first Indication Of the, disease N'-
peass aod threattrndd attack may l"
warded of. Ilundn ds Of peoplr use ihs
remedy 10 this way with perfect SUCCESS
For sale by Webb Eros
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31

Good 300 acre farm Tor sails oigt miles
southeast Of Jasper. l2O acres 10 col
tivation balance ia rnstort and small
tiviber track Ghegt hts5sh aera, Il
sold 5000. Inqoirc at this Office. u
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
Inst Received.

Wc have just received Il
car load of Michigan Salt
and have it in barrels and
sacks. j. MCCASLlN'
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31

Golf Gloves Cheap at the Jas
per Racket Store.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31

High Grade Iibolnes worth 81 p per yard go at e5c
high grade Zboncs, worth 90 per yard 90 at 75c
High grade Etimenrs, worth 80 per yard 90 at 3Sc
High grade Grey Dress Goods worth soc. go at sec
High grade all Dress Goods worth 25e, go at 1Sc
Nicely finished Dress skirts, worth $500 60 at $500
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31

Bring produce of all kinds the
by in goods at the Lowest Prices Thanking
for past favors I am Respectfully,
The Jasper news., 1903-12-31
Furniture and
Undertaking

Lat all times am kcoRing nice line
0fFurniture, Wall Papeks Telescopes,
Slnow shades, Lnolium and Oil cloths.
fine line Of Ingram Caebets, samples
Brussels. Moquctts, and Emake plies Of
Ficiure Frames. ~:
Also my Collins aud sVndeFiaker's
supplies are fine and a large line to.pick
from. ! have robes and shoes, white
h'ss' have :talsen thosough course
10 Emhalming and will take good care
Of bodies ahd preserve them With fluid.
furnish Pictures enlarged. apd many
other things.
D. W. TEETER, :
Jasper, Missouri