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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24
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1T zines Der Sauptfapitel benz pen-
fiOnsbureau gewibmet. IS 1T oaraus
sriidtli6, oaB am S9luHe bes Gistal-
iabres go. SUM- 1904 bic @siammt-
sabl Der peniOndre Der Ser. Staaten
fi9 auf 994, 762 ffelte. mas i'm @er=
glei9 nit Dem 8Oriabre einen &td=
gang bon 1888 an Der 3abl beoeutet.
Sns9eiammt tamen tud6reno bes Sob
res AZ, 374 neue penfiondre auf bic
2ifte unb 40, ISL tamen bon Der 9iIte.
Die Yenionslife umiaBte am S9luhe
oes Sabres Die Namen bon 720,315
Soloats1 unb bon 273, 841 Soloaten=
pittpen uno &inoern unb bon COG
Nrmes=2 rantenpfesern. Nus benz &e=
b~Olutionstrisg fino nod brei penfo=
ndre norbanben unb stpar cine Wittre
uno apei S69ter. Nus Dem &ties i'm
Sabre 1912 finb 919 psniondre por=
banoen; aus ben Snoianertriegen 1886,
aus benz 3riss nit Wsrito 1905,
aus benz 8trgerfrieg 1876. 759, aus
Dem 9riege nit Spanien Is, 1929 unb
penfons=B eredtigte laut @eiss bonn
~. Stunt 1890 618, 500 perionen.
Bonn Sabre 1870 bis gum 80. sunni
1904 fno insgeiammt 1912, 769,=
018 fur genfionen perausgabt poroen.
Der @ommifdr f9dBt, baB burd So=
oesfdls bic 2ite Der Peniondre i'm
laufenoen 5isfaliabre um etua H.
600 abnebmeit unb bab bic 3abl i6
our9 anosrs nria9en nm 5000 Der.
rinaern miro. Ger S6bepunft Der
penfiOnen Der 3abl nod tDuroe i'm
Suli 1902 errei6t. in weldem Monat
1.001, 494 psniiondre auf Der 2ite
tanoen uno bieis 3a6l otirfte unter
ben beffebenben 8efimmungen ni9t
pieber errei1t tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24

sung bon fat $40. 600. 900 fur orei
pan3sri9ife, ftinf mittelsrObe &reuser,
fe9s SorpsoObOote, feds SorpeoOidger
unb 3psi &obleni6ihe einbeereift. unb
Setrstdr Morton inooiiirt oieies pros
sramm. Sas Budget Der l~ebtberhORee
men Seifion entbielt BspiIi9un9en fur
elm pan3eri6if, spei srObe 8reuser.
brei mittelsrObe areuser, 3wei GOblens
fdiffe, uno einige l1nteriee-S orpeoo.
boOts, Delds insgeiammt Obne pan=
5eruns cine gewiaisunS BON $22, 500,s
900 inbolbirten, unb fir Mrmirun9
etc. $14, 600. 900 mebr, alio ins9e=
fammt runb s37, 900. 900. @s pur-
ben iomit 5 Milionen Dollars tueni9sr,
als iegt pOransei9laSen, uno bod mar
oas Marine=g Budget auf $l02, 600, 900
binaufgei9raubt. Eab fur bic arne.
peniger 9efOroert paroe, als lebtes
Sabr, erbelt sbenfaas nidt. Sas
Observation-Disclosures mirb unsefdbr
cine Miaion msbr foroern, hauptid9s
lid, neil bic 8epiai9ung BON anoerts
balb Milipnen FIR oas neus Separtes
ments9ebdube ni4t geniist, bas pof=
oepartsment miro mebr berlanger als
bOri9es Sa6r, unb bic ibrisen Separte=
ments peroen wObl ni9t s~uriidteben.
Cine Glub= uno 9afenbia mar beim
lebten Budget ni8t einsere9net, unb
fdr 6fentlide 8ebduoe mar au9 nur
iObiel por9eie6en. als Die laufenoen
4ontratte abiOlbiren. Wie iOa nun
oas @eiammtbuoset berab9eieBt tper=
ben ?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24
@runbsiBentbums uebertragun8em.

Mlice 6. 9unnin9ton an perrp u.
Sones, Got 3 in @oOper's Subj,
She'll bon Der fho6fli9en addition,
Gillette oer..2inben Str, fiioli4 bonn
pleaiant Stun. $400.
gomun g. gtpin an @eorse 8.
8ranton, 2ots l, 2 unb 8 in 8rucs's
Subj, She'll bon Bruee's Noo., @en'
tral Mpe. nDrbli9 BON %. Strabe.
Sc, 400.
Benjamin 5. Sbarts an gomono
g. @rpin, 2ots 157, 1873 unb 1919,
@lart's 3. Mbb., Mef SinbianapOlis,
msftI. Settle Der Bird 9pe., fioIi4 BON
9en,p Ctr. unb peftli6e Settle Der
Spper Str, r6rbli9 bon Sliuer Mbe.
$6, 400.
StsbsnIon Building COMPANY an
State 2ife endurance &c., Got 4 uno
She'll bon Got 5, equare IS, iiolide
Settle Der Of @aibinston Str, Swi=
f9en penniplpania unb Meribian
ctr. $3.50, 900.
Central Sruft COMPANY an Mba
Barter, Got 80, 2enor place @bb..
meHfihe @pife her QaSn0e Ger. n1rb=
lid bon %. Str. $50.
6lora StweQ an Morris WOblfeIb,
She'll BON Got 121, Worris Dat 0ia
albb., noromefli9e @de Wbeeler ctr.
unb &Oeiebelt Ab. 1890.
Wiliam .. Smition on 3elma M.
Beth. Got 16, Smition's Subj, iib.
li9e Settle Der Wef WaibinstOn Str.
peflid BON Mount Sadfon. $3.50.
36sobore s. 9arrifan on gmma g..
Smiths, 2ots 40, so unb 81, @lens
eoe plaes, fioli@e Settle Der Is. Str.,
tuetltb bon Vol1ep Str. $5OO.
Marsaretba s9erer an Soiepbine
GurF, Got 10. 3appes' Cub, @uben-
sot 1O7, norbwehlide gde Sliding unb
Reu Jeriep Str. $1,000.
2ouina streisbt an SnbpIs. Wai-
fen @efeQf9aft, She'll Sect. 4 unb 8,
Sibp. Is, Range 4, @enter $Ownibip.
$4,000.
Mbam @ron an Bertha 6. Wiqiams,
Got 275, Sadfon pari gbb., Norboff
gde "a. unb Sbelbon Ctr. 5000.
Bertha 6. Wiliams an Caroline
@ron. biefelbe Got. 5000.
Wanion 0eao an 9enrp &. Cotton,
She'll fibtp. @iertel, Sect. %. Sfbp.
IL, &ange 2, pite 9ip. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24
Sas gradtalbum bes 0iaiams.

Sa8 Yrahtalbum bes Wiliams.
burger Sdneerbunbes, oasgbrsneef9ent
oieiss Sdngerberbanbes fur 2aiier
WiIbslm ben 3meiten bon Ssutfdlano.
tptiros iineff bon Dem groptlpner @on-
9reBreprdfentanten Granf 6. Wilion
i'm Sebdube Der beuti9sn gotidait benz
beuti9en gotf9after Baron Sped bon
Sternburg feisrli9 tbermittelt. Sas
Nlbum, elm pra9tOOaea gr3eusniB MOS
bsrner Su9binoertunf, entbdlt cine
3antate, tomponirt bon Sr. Jelir
Sdgsr, sinsru Mitglieb bes 0srbanbss,
tpsIds gum srftsn Wale auf benz solos=
men Subildum bss williamsburg Sdn-
gerbunoes am Is. Sanuar 1905 6fsnt=
li9 borestra9en tperosn ioa. Baron b.
Sternburs nabm oas 8ei9ent als 8sr=
treter 3aiier Wilbelm's in ben Ser.
Staten sntse9en uno fpra4 ben 8e=
bern, iotpsit oas in feiner Wa9t tanb,
ben borldufiesn 9ant oes gmpfdn9ers
Der berrli9sn I@abs aus. Sn feiner
anfprn6e an ben beuti9en 8otf9after
legte @ongreBreprdientant Wilion nit
furseu Worten bar, oab er bon benz
williamsburg Sdngerbuno, benz dlte=
Hen osuti9sn @eiangDersine 8roof-
lpn's, ou3u auserieben pOrben lei, benz
beuti9en 9aifsr bieies ghrengei9ent
bur9 bsfsn pftsislsn @ertreter in ben
Der. Staaten gu iibermitteln. Sas
pra6talbum miBt 12i Bel ISL 3on
unb 1T in gspreBtes rothes Warotto=
2sber eebunben, nit ner9oloetem
Sdrdgi9nittsR anb. Sas WiOmunss-
blatt if aus meinfarbener Woirefeibe
beraefeIt uab bic 2antats if auf ben
f~olgenoen Seiten in grauen pafeqs
rabmen an9ebra4t. Dos pra9tal-
bum III IN Elm purtefeuifle aus rottem
Ssibsnfammt eingef9lofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24
atle.

Grau Warp 36ebne, 622 Of
Walnut Ctr. pObnbaft, fam auf benz
Seitenuese an Der Wafa9uietts Ibe.
70 ungliidli6 81 Sa1e, oaB fe mittsls
ambulans in ibre @Obnun9 sebra9t
tuerosn muBte.
@ m. q. @oale, sc Woooruf,
gbefinipsetor Der Ntlas Engine @srte,
tOllioirte ssftern Nbsnb nit sinsm Sr=
pinston Strabenbabnwasen, tuuroe
iebO@ sliidli&erpeiie ni4t f9mer Der.
lebt. @oale ftano i'm Yegrife, an Der
Selaware Str. Die Wai6inston Str.
su treusen uno 9ins einem 6flia seben-
ben Wagen aus benz Wege, als er
our& ben tueftli9 fabrenben Wasen
sstrofen urb ON, 2opfs i9msr3li9 ber-
leBt purbe.
u. s. Bed, elm 9utf9er in Sienfen
81. 9. Bed, erlitt in elmer 2oIifon
3uiiden ieinem @efdbrt unb einsm
StraBsnbabntpassn. cine asrbro1ene
&ipps. Bed fabr on Der WsR @aib.
inston uno Birmingham ctr. auf bic
@eleife unb tpurbe bon benz Wasen se-
troHen, er iuuroe etua 1870 SUB
melt eeftleuoert. Na4bem feline Ser.
lebungen berbunoen tuarerl, tuurbe ct
mad feiner @obnung tiberfibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24

Wie mafere Streiter hielten ge-
fern ielbt i'm ftr6menoen &egen bic
Solbaten Der Seilsarmee bel ibrsn 2efs
isln Bade. Mag aud ni4t ieber nit
ben Wstbpbsn bisIer 9sute iibereinfim=
men; ibren Musbauer i'm 9ienffs Der
WOblthdti9teit f6ert ibnen oas @obl=
sppneu oes Yublitums.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24

I'm Die Wsibna6ts3sit selten Die
Spmpatbien Serer, Die fOnft nit ben
Sapauern balten, unsmeifelbaft ben
armsii, ibrem Seim sntrihenen Wu=
fnifs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24

90 Ser 2abrer 9tmfemoe
8ote iotute Oct Ne8tmSbmr9er
Wartem &aIenoer fur 1905
ttmo otr@ mmiere Office 81
beateben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24

Sas idwisrisite Yroblem, bas Dem
gon9refe CUR 26iung OOrlie9t, f4eint
Der Snaugurations. 8aq su isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-24

HbmiraI Sewep's Aasemeine Ma-
rinstOmmiiiOn bat Elm s9ifsbauprO-
aramm enttuorfen, tuel9es bic Betpiai-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22
COMING HERE
THIS week
Norris & Rowe's Circus Will Ex.
hibit Next Friday Afternoon
and Evening

Enter then the circus. with all its
alluring features and myraid fascina-
lions, for once more do we see the
fiaring announcements OF the big
Show and once more we welcome, as
an old friend, that old reliable, dyed
in the wool. name blown-in- the bot
tle," best. bravest and brightest Of all
our favorites-the Norris and Rowe
Greater Circus. appreciative Of the lib
eral attendance this section has al
ways accorded them, Messrs. Norris
and Rowe have expanded their pleas
ing trained animal exhibition until 1t
IL now a circum in the full meaning Of
the term and towards that end have en-
gagged such acts as the Five Belfords,
marvellous acrobats In mid-air; the
Four Flying LaVans. sensational aerial
gymnasts; Melnotte. LaNole and Mel
notte who were famed in Europe as
comedy high wire artists: the Gardner
family Of six clever high horizontal bar
performers: thet hree Brothers Nc
cycle act: the six graceful Grohs who
perform equilibristic feats. the Eight
Okla japanese Troupe: posturers. tum-
blers. acrobats and wonderful athletes
and all this In addition to their splen-
did trained animal exhibitions and best
Of all. no increased price Of Admission.
The Norris and Rowe's new and great
er shows will exhibit at Lewiston. FRI
day. June -.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22
CONTINUED from page ~

sionai action to determine special dis
elimination Of the elective franchise 10
favored. and we demand representation
In congress and in the electoral college
to be proportionally reduced. Combina-
tions Of capital and labor are the re-
suit of the economic movement OF the
age but neither must be permitted to
infringe upon the rights and interests
Of the people.
The nation mourns the untimely
death Of Mckinley. and the people are
fortunate In his successor to whom
which is fully justified. True to the
principles of the republican party he
has also shown himself ready for every
emergency and has met new vital ques-
tons with ability and success. render
ing great service In bringing about he
settlement Of the coal strike
Our foreign policy under his admin
istration has not only been able. vigor--
Gus and dlignified but in the highest
degree successful. Under his guidance
we find ourselves at peace with all the
world and never were we more re-
spected by foreign nations. His ad-
ministration throughout has been Wig
orous. honorable, high minded and pat
riotic. We commend it without res
ervation to the consideration Of the
American people.
At $40 p. m. the convention en-
dorsed the platform unanimously.
At 1851 a recess was taken till 10
o'clock tomorrow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

wednesday. August 1.-THE rspub-
acaa state convent1on WIN b held In
Moscow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22
PERSONAL

. - 10000
Cash Cole is in the city from his
farm on Cottonwood creek.
Bert Garrett returned this morning
from short trip up the Clearwater
line
Chas. Morrison arrived home this
morning from fishing trip to Lapwai
creek.
X. G. Beach has gone TO Pendleton to
look after his banking interests at that
place.
Fred Cox left on the Clearwater train
this afternoon on a business trip to
Sites.
s. p. Fitzgerald and D. H. Robinson
left this afternoon on a business trip
to the Pierce country.
Judge James surridge of Harpster
was an arrival in the city this morn
ing on the Clearwater train.
Jack Greer Of Greer was In the city
this morning transacting business and
returned home this afternoon.
Capt. J. G. Wright of Culdesac was a
business visitor In the city today and
left this afternoon for his home.
E. NJ. King. a stock man of Spokane,
was in the city yesterday and left this
morning for the Clearwater country.
Geo. S. Young left today for the
Black Lead country where he will
prospect for a syndicate of Lewiston
parties during this summer
Mr.. NJ. G. Hall Of Portland, general
manager Of the Northern Pacific Elk
press company, returned to the city
this morning from an inspection trip to
Sites.
Mrs. D. w. Greenburg returned last
evening on the steamer Lewiston from
Mountain Home where she has been for
the past month visiting her parents. w.
j. Turner and Mrs. Turner.
| Henry Heitfeld is spending the week
on his farm near Uniontown.
F. J. Randolph returned this evening
from short business trip up the
Clearwater.
Miss Ethel Knepper of Moscow Is ex-
pected in the city to visit with Miss
Gertrude Armstrong.
Mrs. NJ. Alexander has returned home
from a visit with her daughter Mrs
Fred Beckwith at Kendrick
4 Contractor John Peterson returned
this evening from Spokane where HI
has been transacting business.
Harry Dowd was an arrival in tn,
city this evening from Genesee whert
he has been loading stock for ship
ment to Seattle.
Grand Master J. NJ. Cowen OF tn
Masonic lodges OF Idaho and Mra
Cowen of Mountain Home are expected
in the city during next week. MI
Governs visit will be made in the in
terests Of the Masonic bodies of thi
. city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Monday. August lS.-Ths 0emocrat3e
oomanating convsntion tor state smcsrs
viii b held In this city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Monday. October 3.-Judge Steele
win convene district court in this city
It the court house Ut . .. m.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Monday. October 1.-THE supreme
court a. the state OF idaho will con-
vane In this city at q. m.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Billy Bryan's still a.kickin'
Like q pesky colt.
And tbs said he II preparing
To produce . bolt.
Billy Bryan's very angry.
Likewise very sore.
Let him put his bolt. when finished.
On cellar door.
Than let Ell crawl in the cellar.
Having SOW, one near
who can slide the bolt and lock him
Inside fer ear
TVS would p,eas ~. friends Of Parke'
Like merry jrst rf
And give all the other fellows
Twelve months solid rest.
-Drooklyn Times
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

A correspondent. who 10 friend Of
the vasrant's. writes from Russia and
says that he found the following cpl.
taph on . monument over a grave In
St. Petersburg: ~
Here lies the body Of Maurice Rypinsky.
He was killed by the laps and has been
dead ever sinceoky
Albany Journal.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Cfabshaw-He has the inventive
faculty vesy highly developed.
Crawtoed-What has he inventedf
Ceabshaw-Nothing. - Tar -
know. but when his wife goes out be
can think o. things to keep the baby
amused By the hour.-Judge. -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Nell-Mr. Tawker IL such natterer.
Belle-Has be been nattering your
Mellon. yes. He told me today that
I'm not at all Nike you other girls
Phila6elphia Ledger.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22
Cheap .. Dirt

Royal Ann cherries, 2 cents per
pound. Call on or address Ralph Aune,
Charleston, Wash. st
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

For slab wood call UP phone 1851; II
10 the ideal summer wood. Lewiston
Fuel & Ice Co. q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Aulumiili0naire-I. notice that 0raft.
e. has been arrested for stealing $780,
QUO. h EsAE9
Billionaire-I have often warned him
against petty larceny.--New York Life.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Have you a sweet tooth? Try
Brownelrs Boston creams.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

Get the two big papers for the one
price Of 76e per month-lt 70 just like
finding money.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-22
Repnblican Mass Meeting.

l.. E. Robinson, f. D. Calkins, S.
w. Day, O. Fulton, o. S. Carr, M. l..
Prentice, Frank Cotton, r. p. Will
lard, A. S. Shipman and e. FL. Boil
ing were in Lake Charles Saturday
evening to attend the Republican mass.
meeting held for the purpose of select
ing deleg ates to the congressional
convention in Crowley tomorrow.
D. M. Foster, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee, having been absent,
by a vote of 48 to rs L. e. Robinson,
Of Welsh, was elected to that position
and j. Stuart Thompson made secre-
tary.
Jennings was also we'll represented,
and together with Welsh secured eight
of the eleven deleg ates.
The delegates selected were as fol-
lows: w. o. Cornish, e. l. Hall, w.
e. Coffin, $. A. Spencer, jennings; L.
Il. Robinson, Ell. A. Davidson, G.. A.
Austin, Paul w. Daniels, Welsh; G..
r. Rock, Il r. Stone aud O. s. Dali
by, Lake Charles.
Delegates to the national Republic
can convention in Chicago will be
chosen ut Crowley tomorrow, and Cal
casieu will in all probability get u re-
presentation.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-22

w. T. Lee, of Joplin, was in town
Friday and paid this office an agreea-
BILE call. He stated that Hutcheson q
Scoggins had just completed an irri-
eating we'll for him at a depth of 37o
feet which flows five feet above the
top of the casing. 1t is one OF the few
flowing wells in this section. Mr.. Lee
reported good stand on the $50 acres
of rice sown.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-22
J. B. FISHER KILLED
Former Welsh Minister, Beheaded by
Train at Mermentau' Saturday.

Rev. J. B. Fisher, of Lake Charles,
at one time pastor of the Welsh Con-
pregational church, was run over and
instantly killed by freight engine at
Mermentau Saturday morning, his
head and one arm having been com
pletely severed from his body.
Reports are conflicting as to the
mannerin which he met his untimely
death. The first circulated was to the
effect that Rev. Fisher was returning
from Jennings to Mermentau, and ar
irving at his destination, stepped OF
on the side opposite the platform just
as a west-bound freight pulled in and
was struck before he could escape. "A
later and in all probability a more
authentic account of the particulars
surrounding the tragedy was given by
Rev. Luther Reese, who was here Sat
urday afternoon, and later confirmed
in the Lake Charles Press by Rev. j.
M. johnson of that city. 1t is as fol-
| lows,
/ Rev. Fisher had been on the west
side of the river to call on a friend
who resided there, and was returning
across the bridge on the oil train
which was coming into Mermentau
from Jennings. The train made a
fying switch as it was leaving the
bridge on the east side, the engine
J slowing down after the train of cars
had left the main line and gone on the
switch. Mr.. Fisher stepped off the
slowly moving caboose of the tralr
Just as it reached the pumping station
4 and started across the main line to q
restaurant for his breakfast, his bacl
being towards the engine. which b1
this time had started again and hat
acquired such speed it was impossible
; to stop it. He was struck and knock
. ed under the engine, completely sever
. Fl ing his head from the body. One arm
; was also cut off The engine dragge'
; the body for perhaps sixty feet befor
it could be stopped, and it, was the
necessary to raise the engine from tn
, rails before the body could, be remov
! ed.
The remains were taken to LAX
! Charles Saturday afternoon and Sur
day morning funeral services wei
: conducted by ReYs. Leeds, Reese an
johnson, after which the intermer
took place in On ange Grove cemeter!
: Rev. Fisher was assistant pastor
\ the Congregational church in Lal
u Charles and had received call to IL
U passionate of that church at Iowa ST
ton. He leaves wife and an eigh
n een-months-old son.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-22

Look through our stock OF fancy
edibies before preparing your swell
luncheons or dinners. We have eV-
erytbing that is desired.
PRENTICE s. PRENTICE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-22
Hotel for Rent.

am Offering She entire contents OF
the Eureka Hotel for sale at bar
gain. Also the lower story OF tue
building, or the whole, for rent. APP
Nv o MRS. ATE ROBIN SON,
Welsh, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-22
Notice to Milk Buyers.

I hereby notify my customers and
friends that the price of milk has been
reduced to zoe per gallon or sc per
quart.
w. M. BARTON.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-22
Notice to my Patrons.

1 take this method Of thsnNing my
friends for the liberal patronage ac-
corded me while in the butcher bust
ness, and bespeak Tor my Successors
"a continuance of same. 1 also wish
to state that those indebted TO me will
please call and settle their accounts
with Messrs. Robichaux & Arcene aux.
A. O. FoNTENoT.
Latest Pattern OF Shirt Wasting,
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-22
Tweuty Mules Perish in Fire.

A big barn belonging to b. a.
Richart, residing at the Grand Canal
Company's second lift, nine miles
northeast of Welsh, was discovered
on fire about 10 O'Clock Sunday night.
A colored hired hand made the dis
covery, but being the only person
about the place was poweriess to
check the fire, and the barn and con-
tents consisting of twenty head OF
mules, this seasons seed rice, wagons
hughes. harness and feed StuffS were
burned, entailing loss OF $4,000 with
no insurance.
Several of the animals were taken
from the barn, but reentered and with
the exception of two persisted In the
flames. 1t was found necessary to
shoot those that esca ped, however, as
they were SO badly burned their eyes
had burst from their sockets.
IT is not known how the fire started,
but it is thought to have been the
work OF an incendiary as the grass
about the barn was all ablGze when
the fire was first discovered. An indl-
vidu;M who will resort to that method
furrevenge upon his fellowman, should
share the fate of the helpless mules.
Oscar Fonteuot and Miss OZier Fen
tenot boarded the early morning trair
here Monday for Orange, Texas. In
mediately upon their arrival there
they repaired to the court house, Sc
cured marriage license and wer'
made husband and wife in time tx
catch the fast train that arrives il
Welsh at 1l.46 a. III. The timid groom
refused an interview and the blushini
bride also seemed averse to notoriety
, but it was learned that the young PEG
; pie were economically inclined an
chose that method OF getting marie
and did not elope.