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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-06
WHes per8ebem.
Gplombia's @ei@dftstraser 9erran
mad @aibinatem snriid.

W bington 5. Wai. Wte
bas Stats : 9epartement our9 ben
colombii9en General @oniul in Stem
Sort erfdbrt, febrt Der eolombil9e @e=
i1dftstrdger 9r. Serran, Der DOr 2
Monaten etpa formel aus Waihing=
ton i9ieb, oemnd9ft in elei9er @i9en=
f9aft tpieber auriid. g. 5eist bies
cine polfomn1ene WieberberiteQune Der
freunbliaen 8e5tebungen swii9en ben
Ser. Staten uno Colombia.
0erurtheiIte 2anb=
d winoler.
8ortIanb, O9n., 5. Mai. 9ie
Yroee1e segen ben 96afs&Onig @b.
Cunningham uno feline Miti6uloieen,
wesen 8etrugs aesen Die &~egieruns
BET ben 6fentli6en 2dnSereien, ginser
6eute gu @nbe. Cunningham, als
&doelsftbrer, muroe gu $4,000 berur-
tbeilt; oi. llebri9en famen nit lie 800
meg. Sn teinem Sale murbe auf
6reibeitstrafe ertannt.
Serert e SeIb t m o /.
Stem Oort, 5. Mai. Ser erfte
5elbfmorb bon Der reuen Wi1iams=
burg=8rtde iber ben gaft &iber murbe
beute beraei9net, als cine unbetannte
Grau ben Sobtesfprung in ben GluB,
1875 SUB tief, ma9te.
8erf6iebene pOli5iiten paren Iugen=
3eueen, aber bic aneeteuten &ettungs=
beriu6e famen 81 ipdt.
StaIiener beporttrt.
Stem Oorf, 5: Mat. SIM 8nn=
besgeri9t purbe beute Die Deportation
bon 20 Stalienern mad Stalien an9e=
orbnet. Die 2eute betannten fi9 ale
f9ulbig uno gaben gu, i'm 8e1ge
f9minoelbafter 8tr9erre6ts : papiere
gu iein. Sic tueroen big our 3urdf=
bringing mad Stalien mad @ais So
lamb gefanbt.
s orn.abDs 8.
Oklahoma @itp, g.. &, 6.
Mai. Na8 elmer Sepei6e aus 8rioge=
port miitbete beute Nadmittas 8 Mei=
len peftli9 Elm SornaoO. Iu9 @or=
ben purbe bon einem iol9en 6eimge=
iu9t unb bel @igentbum 5erit6rt; aber
Die Ordbte finb nieoergerihen unb Be-
~fdtiaung Der @erti9te feblt. 8erluf
an 2eben tpirb ni9t gemelbet.
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farter Winblurm rib heute in benz 6
Meilen entfernten @dbt4en Meriben
bas Saus beg Sirgermeifters uno ber=
f9iebene G9euern Elm. Ntemanb
ideint berlebt.
Ranas@itp No., 8. Mai.
Ser beute gia6t %eeenbete, iebr beftige
&eaenfurm bat ben 8etrieb Der ftdbti=
i9en @aRertperte empfinoli6 geif0rt;
suelei9 lsst bas So@waHer ben @tra=
Benbabnpertebr tbeilueiie labm. Ser
9anfas 6luB ftebt iber Der @efabr=
LIME. Sn &oiebale iinb 1000 Seute
obba9los; elm Mrbeiter murbe bonn
8libe erf9lasen.
&reu3fahrt Der m o.
nif9en Glotte.
Wafbinetou, 5. Mai. Cine
fattli6e GlDtte BON Grie9si6ifen fubr
beute aus geniaeola auf cine Sreus=
fabrt mad benz atlantii9en unb Wittel=
meer. sic befebt aus 4 99la9ti4if=
fen Der norbatlantiIden Glotte unb benz
neu organiirten europdii6en SeI4ma=
Der, unter benz Commando bes @ontres
Momiral Barrier; an Der @piBe bes eu=
ropdil6en @ei9pabers ftebt @ontre=
Mnmiral Senel.
Gs finb bic G6la6ti6ife D&eaiarge",
Soma, alabama" unb DWaine"
unb bic Rreu3er vOlpmpia", .@lebe=
Lamb" unb Baltimore.
Sic &reusfabrt bebnt fi6 mDgli9er=
meiIe bis mad benz Piraeus, benz 9a=
fen bon Mtben, aus; am G9luB beius
den bic Rreu3er englii9e uno beutf4e
Sdfen.
Wa56ington. Sic uSan=
rrnFt" .Hetppprt" uno ,,Gcprbion"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-06
Tdgli6er Marftbert6t.
Btebut3rgt.
SnbtauspOlis Union giebb0fe, 6. gRai

SnbianGpolis Union Biebb6fe, 6. Moi
Rtnbuteb.
@epdbIte BIS prirta @Gport
Gtiere, 13OO-150O 3d.. 81 90-5 %
gt6Btse Bis n1ittIere @rport
gtiere, %13Oo-14OO gfb..... 46)-4 80
Cute bis prirna S9Id5ter Sttere,
%1150-1250 gfb.....~.... 4 60-50O
@ep66aLiBe Stiere, 11,b0 bis
1880 Nfu1o. ....."........ 4 25-4 %
Grte bis serudbIte Seeding
Stiere 425-4 35
yedBtse BIS quite Seeding Gttere,
100000 8fb. ......-.... 375-4 10
Suite GtoderS 8 25-4 90
2et&te GtpGers. 1908 26
Suite bis aerpdbIte Rgeinb u. ...... 25-46 6
HtttIere bis quite Rtrber-...... 8 75-4 10
@em0bnIi1e Rinber. ..."..... 8 25-3 65
@ite bis aerudbIte Gabe... .... 8 75-4 25
gRtttlere &lhe 3 40-3 3D.
SepDhnIi6e aIte Rihe. ........ l 00-3 30
Suite Ribe NIT RaIb....... $50 $50
geu6bnIthe Riibe nit RaI9..... $40 $50
geudbIte RGIbes..... 8 500 90
S6ruere RGIber- 2 3d. 90
9rima Bis fancs Export But4er
8uuen s4O-3 70
@ewDbnIi6e Bis quite B~unen..... 76-8 %
Gem0bnIiGe 8uIIen............ co. 90
9 3wetne.
Suite bis sepdbIte i9uere....... "a 80-4 81
@emii9te umb i9were PaG!ng... 475-4 IS
Gute bis serpdblte Iei9te. ~.."-. 47b@ 80
@ew6bnIi4e Iet@te 3d. 20
Suite 9tas 425-4 80
Qeihte 8 I'd co
Nougbs OO-4 90
S6ae.
Suite bis serudbIte 2dnarHer-..... 8 70 6 %
@em5bnIi9e Bis CUTE 2dranrer. 4 80 8 50
Suite bis eend9Ite S9afe.".... 8 30 4 90
Orbindre Bis CUTE G9afe...... 70 8 25
Stpders- 400 8 90
R5de. per 100 gfb......... 80 8 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-06
nme ibung bes t.
9en6 aue 9.

" u 8 fellu n =pl b. Dos
beutige @reigniB Der Musfteluns trar
Die @inpeibuns bes beuti9en Sauies.
So mObnten Der Jeier Bel Girf Soben=
lobe, prin3effin sliIabetb 9ObenlObe,
feline S9pefter, prins &atibOr nit
@9mefer uno c'nem Nefen.
9obenlobe TT Der dltefte Sobn
bes ebemalisen beutf6en &ei9sfanalers.
8eri9ieoene Mttslieber Der beuti6en
@eieli9aft beiu6en @alifornien uno
pobnen aund4f benz @incinnatier
Mufiffefte BEL.
Die maiiben Silberfide, @ei9ente
an Raiier Wilbelm bon preuBii9en
@tdbten BEL feiner 6eiratb i'm Sabre
1881, iinb i'm 8ranbenbure=3immer
Deg beati6en Sauies aufsefelt.
Ser beutige gmpfang fanb in Der
gi6en=6ale bes 2. Gtofes ftatt. Sn
biefen Gdumen, Die bic 8ron5e=9ta
tuen friberer beutf6er 2aiier unb re-
9ierenoerl beutf9er Girften entbdlt,
embfing Der beuti9e Welt=9usften=
un9s=@ommihar 81. Sbeobor 2eualb
bic @dfe.
9as Deutf6e Saus lit cine getreue
Wieoer9abe bonn mittleren Sbeile beg
Pabiqons i'm @barlottenburser G4loHe
unb uurbe bonn Safer als cine 6arat=
teritif6e 8eranfdault6ung beutf9er
Nr6itetturiperiDnli9 ausgetpdblt.
9te frana6if9e Mbtbeiluns i'm 3unH=
Balaffe murbe beute in Mnpefenbeit
Der fran5. @ommiifion fOrmel er6ffnet.
PbiIabeIpbia a, Sc Wai. 9ie
Greibeits=@ lpde fommt mad ct. 2ouis.
@s nuroe ..bies beute bonn Staotratb
bei9lohen, Der eine gommifton our
11~eberfibrung Der Gebolutions= &eli=
quite ernannte unb SIS, 600 fir Die
Nusla9enss betpili9te. @orber ion bic
8loGe bic gr6Bten Stdbte Der Staa=
ten unb Serritorien, in tpel9e bas
2ouiiana Serritorium e~ingetbeilt
tuuroe, befu6en.
M 0 b E RS a t.
Senber, 5. Mai. - 8or benz
@taats=O berseri6te begannert beute bic
8erbanolunsen Iiiber ben 9abeas=@or=
pus=8efebl au @unifen bes Mrbeiter=
fhbrers CHARLES Moper, Der felt 80.
Mdr3 alsl Militdr=@ efansener auf See
febl bes @ouperneurs psaboop in Ssnu=
ride eebalten miro. 8iele Mnudlte uno
&i6tes aus benz sansett Staate baben
fi9 als 96rer gu ben plaibopers, bic
5pei Gage In Nnipru9 nebmer tuer-
ben, einsefunben.
SO brebt fi6 um bic Grage, ob benz
@ouberneur oas &e4t suftebt, our nn=
terbridung elmer vSniurreetion unb
&ebelion, bur6 bic Strsster perur=
fa9t" (mie peabobp ft9 a~usbridt
Militdrberri9aft etnaufhbren. 9ie
3ufdnbisfeit Des @eri9tsbofes pirb i'm
Sale Moper bonn @ouberneur beitrit=
ten, Der bas &edt beanfpru9t, jeben
Der Nnfiftung our wSnfurreetion"
S9ulbigen als Militdrgefansenen elm
fperren su biirfen.
grbitterter @treif au
gnbe.
Gana @itp, 5. Mai. Na9
mebrp69entli9em Rampf, pdbrenb
tpel6es elm Ni6tsemerfi6aftler um's
2eben fam ulb biele anbere @etpalt=
tbaten 9ef9aben. baben bic ftreitenoen
Rutf6erlbensStreit abertldrt.
SDpeta, Sans, 5. Mai. 9er
Setter bes Maf9inifsn=S treits on Der
Santa Sc Babn, 5. 9. 8u9oler, er-
fldrt, borausf6tli9 in ben nd1ften 4e
@tlnben einen 64iidtun9ss8 oridlae
unterbreiten 5~usmDnen.
@bieaeo, 5. Wai. 5000 Mit=
9lieoer Der S6ubmader=@ euerfi9af
finb untbdtig bur4 eine Musiperrung.
tpeI6e 6 Der sr0Bten S9ubfabriten
berbdn9ten.
@bicago, 5. Wat. Sn bielen
balbfertisen Sduiern finb bic Nrbeiten
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
SEPARATED MANY YEARS
Cairo Man Finds Brother IN Louis.
Vile Whom he Thought Was
Dead.

Mr.. Jas Denny of 20l0 Poplar
street. has JUST returned from Louis.
vile. where ne visited his brother
whom he supposed was dead until
recently when he received a letter
from him They had not seen each
other for nearly 40 years Mr. Denny
is a carpenter
The louisville Post has rdc follow
ing
a. Il. Denny or 2ll MONTGOMERY
avenue is entertaining welcome
visitor in the person of his brother
James Denny Of 2ol1 Poplar 5trce.
Cairo, Ill. whom he took leave Of in
1865. on me eve of battle. and had
NOT seen in the interim,
Each brother supposed the other
dead. and as the years Went by each
became a misty memory of youth %
the oybcr one day recently a travel
INC salesman was in conversation
with the local Denny. ana asked cas-
ua,ly. Are yen related to Jim Denny
OF Cliro2
30, guess not" replied Mr.. Den
ny. ~ had q brother named Jim hut
we parted while serving in the federal
army during the civil war, and | sup
pose some time the sergeant called
the roll ana jim Denny didn't an
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
General River News.

The stage Of the river AT 2, M.
We t,rlay was 27.6 showing fall Of
IN in tvonty-iour hours
The q Finley let last nigh. with
tow % coal for 81 Louis
Fcrd Harlwag went below yotcr-
iay afternoon with three emnties
Captain Harry Green topped off on
account * tine Illness DO his father
clarence Nichols ANA Jess N.chol ar
hg pilots
Crrie Y. went below W.sh ono
empty Yesterday afternoon
Captain Sam Green wa reported as
very icE last ight and grave fears a-
ta Tho result were entertained hy his
family ami friends
# has been a matter of observation
ts pilots for a long time fht thr
expressions made hy lads pas on-
e.rs. wh, enter the pilot house aa'
he names found Jhyrg are very NJ
-au inappropriate 90 say ire least
Lads PMS gers always dn1 a comn'i
cation ct mystery in the pilot hou
and can't understand what iha wheel
IS turned ior bat II rs liom they
ia not know a vince. Taoro is
Young lady from Iowa visiting IN ih
city, who 3me,ine ago vas an
passenger bon. J upon entering thg
pilot house solved PIE whole mistary
at once silt stepped rp To the wheel
and said. Wen IS ta. tin. shulis
that controls this boat That seems
I'D BE strange name for riiH' whagL
The bosf days at hr Mis- Issipu
river traffic are long inca past and
the scenes hat once ondeared that
stream have apparently gone sever to-
return The best year for steamboat
blsine on the Mississippi is said q.
have been the one Immediately before
.hr outbreak ef the Ciyil war. Says
Mr. chrtondaa. In The World To-Day
Daring That conflict until the north
Gained cc.t~gi III thc river CONNER
riaf ho2.iua mellow thp mouth of the
o.io u,s bfot.g .i3 entirely On the
,r..sopri u now source of bus.a
.,r7ua rp I'm the CARLY vear of III.
tz t...
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
CHRONOLOGICAL
Lnne q n History.

17sS-New Hampshire ratified the tuited
states constitution, the ninth state
mus inslring us adoption Tine col-
venton which framed the constitution
met IN Carpenters hall May ~ h9e
II adjourned Sept. H. An the stat
vcera rcrrescpted excepting Rhode ls-
land The instrument provided That as
sooe as nine states ratified it IN con-
yenlloa it should go into effect IN the
states ratifying
1919. Jacques Oncnbach. noted musical
composer. born In Cologne Of German
Jewish parents; died 1850.
1872 Friedrich Froebel originator Of the
kindergarten system. died; born l'SZ.
1se-Professor Herbert futile Of Cornell
university died at Ithaca; born ls4t
1901 oshi Toru noted japanese states
man, formerly minister 70 Washing,
ton. assassinated at Tokyo for political
reasons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Every form Of Insurance imasin
able. even recompense for damage Tor
personal injuries because Of an attack
oy mo,her-inlaw, may be obtained
Il is merely a question Of looking for
ali upto-data company and paying the
premium eXacted
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

The Emperor ii Russia recently or
dcrod ai2 private parior cars for use
of the impartial family These cars
will be comfortable and luxurious.
They are 20 BE- constructed entirely Of
Russian material and viii Dc buill at
The famous. PutiloH works. Each ear
will cost $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Among the seven deadly sins which
render q japanese husband justified
In divorc.ug bis wife are laxative
ness TO the extent of setting her rela-
tiyes at variance, jealousy and steal
ing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
Met Ekncnslve Perfume.

The wife OF Chicago millionaire
5as had a scent distilled from some
variety of water lily that Is said to be
worth SHE'S q drop II axes thousands
81 Blooms OF Watetlilics 70 make a
yery slaau hOttlegul
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

L.iglatninu and Water.

II is practically impossible 20 cause
IN electric spark ct hish elccuomo-
i've force TO leap from one surface OF
A liquid to another For this reason
/ Is rare that lightning strikes the
urtace 0f water
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

IN France when a COZ ..et is sem
fenced 70 death by tho sHliiatinc. the
day Of his execution .s not named In
his presence. AMI De knows not when
~ Is 20 DE- i1l forth until within ~.
teen vi-utcs ri the fatal moment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
NalstA Of Rnnks

The best of book is not the thought
which it contains. but the thought
which It suggests: just as the charm
Of music dWells not in the tone. but
N the echoes Of our hearts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
Nnst nid the consr.lor saw

EnGt Dlu the GJnul-tor odYI
A Gath Ne w0@ln rushed au of
a store tho other afternoon and Yelled
'triiiy ior plsi ug car Tho car
topped and she won't out and after
inspecting the Passengers 10 find "a
.Head returned 60 her shopping
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
vallle Of ClnematoarapN.

The cmemat0graph seems to nave
been rather successfully used by Par'
Is surgeons for a very novel purpose
namely. that Of exhibiting to medl-
,al students how typical surgical op-
arations should be carried out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Mr. p. Packer Of Chicago-lf's been
suggested that I give q chair TO one Of
the universities
Mrs ?. Packer May ! select Il
wten you're ready?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Sin unas Grasmt 90 Ivy the
ai1ag rule?
EiiH-ae Well not exactly.
ST. song .i'oW.s that?
fiHue The rulc h. uses IS onlg
r.fag
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

The transport Grant, which cost
s2.o000 COO. is to be made a dipper
!redge for use on the Columbia river
BARI and will bo the biggest dredge In
The world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
License for Drummers.

There is a municipal law in Colon
that requires commercial travellers To
procure 2 license before 'hey begin
business in the city Tho charge for
the license is s25. Colombian silver.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

The city Of Grenoble, France, in.
tailed lis now system OF electric
'ghting from a water power source
wenty-se"on miles distant, In the val.
ely If the Romanche.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

The hydrosc0pc invented by Pine.
Il Genoa. is long tube with optical
n5trnments - one end which, when
submerged sill reflect any submarine
hicct upon canvas aboard ship.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Boutoanieres induce Flirting.
The West Ham london Town
,ouncii has lotbildeo rfeot car con
luciars to woar boutonn.err- sae
onrdl 'hmr uey lead ~ f'r'a
IONS with 3@mg women rasscus Is p.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Though there are millions Of acres
# forest lands in Canada, as yet
untouched. lie Ontario government is
taking an carly precaution against the
-s.isetion % iorog.s in that province.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
District Technical Schools.

Special district technical schools for
Improving the artistic educatiou Of
tho working girls and designers are
about ~ be opened IN certain certers
In ST. EtiCnBc France.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

"PefsbtcHey is a virtue. 81 course
hut Never give up IS not gooi mot
70 no live up 10 when some deserving
man approaches YOU and asks for
charity someryilic thassJ Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
4 New Order

~Iou don't meau to say you girls
save started a secret society ~
yes, It's a society whose members
a'odgo themselves TO tel. all the Sc
erets they know"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Tie Senator cannot bring I'D
hat btu Of yonr- in the Senate. /
don't sec anything in b.
The Trust Mamate-LoJk again.
ana youl see that there is about
twenty thou aud in il.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

In 1850 each Individual in the United
States received, on the average eight
zen copies Of one OF moro periodicals;
in 1860. twentyniue, in 1870 thirty
aine; in ls9o. fortyoue; in 1899 sew
entyfour, In 1909, l9l a year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Joseph Chamberlain EnglaHd's dis
finglisked ex-SeCr.taTy Of che Colo
mics. was once q sunday school teach
= ID Methodist chapcls ia Birmigg
U3M ana 0Eaua.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
Value Of Oil saths.

Any one can add strength and
weight to his body by rubbing well
with olive oil after a warm bath. OIL
baths are particularly beneficial to
delicate children
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

When caught "red-haBded' a Paris
.hocmakcr confessed that be had
rained several dogs 10 steal food for
him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

There are more than 1900 machine
tending operatives in Lowell. Maze.
caring Tor S3S GOO spindles and cen.
ing over 100000 a month in wac
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

servia Is torn b. conflicting emo
ions. It wishes to be respectable.
nd !. hz;cs &c heGGee King reter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21
NEWS OF THE WEATHER
Results Of Government Observations
With Prospects For Cairo and
Vicinity Today.

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
today; Showers and local thunder
storms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

Mrs. kn!ckerI Is she thinking Of
citing a divorce?
Mrs. Bocker-No; she Is going 10
ppily for a decision dissolying her
sergcr,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-21

one hundred and City toHg cut OF
tcrr ven Thousand c1nviot5 arc cor
ransiv boz nne-i'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-12-09

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bap.
fist church will give an oyster supper
on Thursday, December Is in the
building OF the M. E. church, South.
A Ladies Home Journal booth will be
conducted in connection in which SUBJ
scriptions for that publication will be
taken. There will also be booth in
which fancy work will be exhibited.
E. H. Boiling, H. E. Wesson and r.
NJ. Gray were in Crowley Friday
afternoon to attend a special meeting
OF the Rice Belt Retail implement
Dealers Association, called for the
purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing year. The former officers,
with the exception Of the secretary, r.
M. Gray. were reelected. H. E. Wes-
son, OF Welsh, was elected to fiji that
position. E. Fl. Boiling is treasurer
of the association.
The remains of Mrs. C. A. Saxby,
who died last week in Hutchinson.
Kansas, arrived in Welsh Saturday
noon. Owing to the failure to locate
Ed s. B. Horton, of New Orleans,
the funeral service was not held in the
Seventh Day Adventist church as was
intended, instead the funeral sermon
was preached from the Baptist church
by Rev. ]. E. Trice, of Lake Charles.
A large concourse of friends witnessed
the interment in the city cemetery.
One of the largest potatoe growers
in Michigan advocates washing pota.
toes for long keeping. He says he
washes his potatoes and never lost
one by rot after being put away in
cellars. AS soon as they are dug
they are hauled to a suitable rack
where the hose Is turned on them and
they are washed thoroughly. 100
bushels being washed in ten minutes.
They are allowed to dry, then they
are packed in crates. The cleaner the
tubers are when put away, the better
they will keep.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-12-09
Gasoline at DaVidsOn's

Mrs. N, NJ. Terry, OFF ackson, Mich.
arrived here yesterday evening to joir
her husband, who is manager Of the
Central City Oil and Development
Company's interests here.
Comforts, comforts, comforts, cloth.
ing, gloves and shoes at Daniels.
Mrs. John Robinson and children,
who had been visiting Mrs. Kate Rob.
inson and family at the Eureka hotel
the past several weeks, left Wednes.
day morning for Lafayette.
Linen doilies and Bedding silks, so.
ia and pillows, at Paul W. Daniels.
Mrs. j. B. Lee returned Saturday
morning from visit with her daughter
IN Beaumont. Mrs. Leo had mar.
row escape from being run down by a
street car while In the oil city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-12-09

Miss Ava Daigle, after q visit OF
two weeks the guest OF the Misses Ar
csnesu1, south of town, returned to
her home in Lake Charles Monday
evening.
Have your photos taken on one OF
those new folders at CAROLS Studio.
W. H. 10y went to Lake Charles
yesterday afternoon to file his bid for
the tin work on the new Sl50,000 hotel
now under course Of construction in
that city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-12-09
Take spin in Moon Bros. buggy
and you will ride in no other. Welsh
Carriage and Implement Co.
c0kSTABLE'S SALE.

JOHN WooDABD vs.. JAMES AND GEo. f. CLICK
No. 80.
SECOND WARD JUSTICES Court OF THE PARISH
OFCALcAsIEU. LA.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of
writ OF Fieri Facias issued by J. K. Robichaux,
Justice OF the Peace of the Second Ward Of the
Parish Of Calessieu in favor of John Woodland
and against James aud Geo. Z. Click, and to
me directed. l will at legal hours on
MONDAY, 18TH OF DECEMBER, 1904.
at the warehouse Of the Jennings Rice Milling
CO., Ltd. Of Welsh, La, in the Second Ward
Of said Parish offer for sale at public auction
the following described property to.wit: For
ty-four sacks of Honduras rough rice. seized
as the property Of James and Geo. X. Click
under said writ Of Fieri Facias.
ISAAC FONTENoT, Constable,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-12-09
Southern Pacific Time Card.

Jos. Ladd was in Jennings Tuesday.
]. q. Bowen was Jennings bus
mess visitor Wednesday.
V. D. Tilden, of Jennings was here
Wednesday night the guest OF friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas P. Martin spent
Wednesday and yesterday in New
Orleans.
J,W. Armstrong transacted bus
mass in Lake Charles Wednesday
morning.
C.B. Watts, OF Jennings, was here
Saturday night and Sunday the guest
Of friends.
CD. Ryther arrived Friday from a
two weeks trip to Louisville, Chicago,
Quincy and St Louis.
Jno. J. Watt, of Jennings, was here
Wednesday night the guest of friends,
returning yesterday morning.
FL. West, of Thornwell, has been
confined to his room for some time
with stubborn attack of fever and
sgus.
Mr., and Mrs. F. C. VanNess, of
Jennings, spent Wednesday night
here the guests of the family OF NJ. B.
VsnNess.
L. P. Pavia, an insurance man OF
Lake Charles, was here yesterday
shaking hands with friends and look
ing after business.
G.. L. Friesner arrived here Mon
day from Dslphos, Ohio, to spend the
winter with his brother, W. B. Fries
ner, near town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hervey, after
spending week here, left Saturday
for Houston, thence for their home at
Lexington, Ill.
A lot in new town in Oklahoma,
located on three railroads for $50 in
three installments. Enquire Of Thos.
P Lee.
Thirty dollars in three installmentS
buys = lot in Falls, Oklahoma, within
twenty-five miles of Guthrie. See
Ihos, P. Lee.
Rev. Laslette, the past week, has
been supplying the Daily Times
Record of Jennings with a column of
crisp news from Welsh.
Miss Edna Coley returned to Lake
Charles Saturday evening, after a
visit OF two weeks here the guest of
ner sister, Mrs. A. Hebert.
W. Il. Bridges, of the Pelican rice
mill at Mermentau, was in Welsh
poraons.of Saturday, Sunday, Mon
sdy, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
Jay After all "Bill" seems to think
mere is no place like home.