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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-25
Rain Ipterfered With Meeting.

The meeting of the Citizens Industrial
Association, which was to have been held
at the Odeon Theater last night, was,
owing to the severe rainstorm, postponed
until Thursday night, March 80.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-25

c. Edgar Rosecrans, better known as
Ross Crane, will appear at Central Y. NJ.
C. A. this evening. Mr.. Rosecrans is
prominent as a cartoonist, humorist and
monologist.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-25
Plague Spreads at johannesburg

johannesburg, March 24.-The bubonic
plague is spreading. There are now sixty
nine suspected cases among the blacks
and nine among the whites. The deaths
resulting from the plague up to date are
fifty-fiye-five whites and fifty natives.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-25
e. S. Hoch Lectures on Fair.

Edmund s. Hoch, assistant to the Di-
rector of Exhibits at the Worlds Fair,
lectured at the Mercantile Club on the
Exposition last night at the monthly
meeting of the st. Louis Paint OIL and
Drug Club
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-25

a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, blind. bleeding or protruding piles
Your druggist will refund money IL Pazo
Ointment fails to cure in to IA days 300
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-25
Scrofuld

It is commonly inherited
Few are entirely free from It.
Pale, weak, puny children are
afflicted with it in nine cases out Of
ten, and many adults suffer from 1t.
Common indications are punches in
the neck, assesses, cutaneous erup-
tions, inflamed eyelids, sore ears,
ricketts,, catarrh, wasting and general
debility.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
airfen % oct religieie Gin
| Huslano.

gao en- 3iD, bn dles Zine er BEN
penbte pan Dor magtige 0abo / ER.
mebens aae Sinh er ipanote / fSorz
pentning ON, bporleoss ben aolos.
Der ben9pnes bet rusfiite Riee. bill
flare ia / &sn mob fin life, ret
eenerenbe sitdfiatiife Ripul Sdpdn,
paa en- 3ip, bd 8ldoene fplbes cf
9orreiponbdncer ON 5oltelip og
Somfunbsforbolo / G5arrigets forz
ite[igs probinier, turbe BET madTfe
life pare al 9eien oefau at bsre
Iibt ON bette Riges religisfe 5oss
bolb, faa meget mere, ION bet 10
faa ofte er iugt, at Husferne er en-
al 9erbens melt religisie Nutioner.
Zen rusiife Sirte er ben er9ife
airtes Batter. s Slutninsen at bet
10. aarbunoreOe regsrebe G3dr Mlas
himir BEN Store (Ienere fdloet ben
6eGies") oOer RHsferfolfet. benne al
Slaper oe 5drtdrer iammeublanbeot
Ration. Wlobimir babe tdbt 5roen
paa be eamle Guber o9 ienbte nj
fine gojorsr (Qbelsmanb) ub | Der.
ben for at Opisee ben ionbe 5ro
Ssntet Stebs mobtoe be ct bpbert
Snbtrpt at 9ubsbprtelien snb
aonfantinopef unber Sofiatirtens
magtiee 6palOinser. Ser bar 9ubs.
tieneiten pragtfulb, Gulbet slimreoe
alterlbfene ftradIebe. Rsselfen but
tebe, og Soneen LIB fua benriDenb'
bejlist. Do 8oiarerne tom biem o.
f~ortalte berom, ubbrsb Wlabimir
Gddlebes og life anberlebes fla
Rusferfolf.ts @~ubsbprfelis bare!
- Nu lob gaaren Misfionarer inb
forffripe fra aonftantinopel. Bic
bsbi $50, os fnart Dor pad G8dren
mestige 9ub ben sr9ffstdtbolffe Sir
fe inbfsrt I Huslanb. Nfabimi
fprtebe felb Mfsuben peruns gi0en
III Tloben, bpori ban lob iig bsbe =
forsbrigt ct unberligt betnbninsS
fulbt Sr9f, tbi enbnu ben Dag | pa
ligger 6~ebenfabet oe 0fsuberiet pa
gunben Of ben rnsfiife Ilmues Ser
! TENDON. SITE Blot tan NOR enbn
: treFe Spor at ben gumle Gubetrp
laffibes ggne, men ben itraft fren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
Qlbresfe:
sra Sfolen.

Den me 8p9ning bill efter nglans
uno Specifications", uodrbeioet al
en- 4rtiteit ira Omaha, blipe bbaget
til Spoiiben at ben 9dmIe 8ngning
% blipe liot bsjers enb benne. Der
bliper Ylobs til ca. 80 gleper, ct
Bar &lasieo9relier, ct npdrlor'
liant en- tor 5pridmlin9siol pda 2.
og 3. Gtage, % 5oO til 9oftst. Deb
Sioerne og peb ben enc gnoe bbggcs
Der 9a1eri,
Gefad oenne npe Del bill blips OPP
barnet peo Damp.
0r. 8. 6. Yeterien, forhenparenbe
profesior peb llnioerIitetet / 9incoln,
Rebr., er at ben banite literGre 5prz
sning ,Dannebrog" inO6abt til at
tomme oo boloe ct foreorag, oe bar
bar lobet at fomme pm ct gdr Tiger.
6erom n9rmere iioen.
Den 5. Mpril bar Der aoncert pda
Stolsn. g%ioliniiten Rob 5renn, Der
I 9inter bar unoerniit I 9iolinipil
Der, glanebe os meb faa ubm9rtst
Spii, iom ri / lang lib lite bar bort
Wage til. 6an ipileoe bl. a. eff
Qire Barrie, geriot, Gobatinu, RoH.
5i1e ou Regiment. 9rofesipr Sobn.
ion attompdenereoe % ipiuebe TO Qi-
dno COLDER GStprmen"). Oesuoer
Tang Mrs. Gapps ct Gar Smaofangt
rs am thine foreber" og 81 Ydttf
Qrbiti), og Morgarst MtIRinimf
fang en- Solo. 8. M. 5onien opla-
tie ct Stptte. Warie 5rp og Gleeto
!0eoeluno betlomersbs. Oct bar / be-
bele tueet ct ubmartet og interesfant
program.
Ter bIiDer .6sfperion" Meoe
often.
Den %. Qpril bliper Der banff 81.
teraturmsbe.
Bort 8aitet Ban 5eam bar ub.
forbrst @aboo 6iebI6ooi Seom. @
peb bog enbnu life, ON be mobtoee,
6dnbffen.
Oct Ter ub iii, at Der bliber man.
ae bonIfe 8srneifoler til Sommertn
gn Del at Stubenterne bar oneres,
faaet fra 3 til 3 Madnebers STOLE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
Sil TOrftaaehe.

Der itoo en- gemartning | Dam
ifereu", Rr. 26 al %. Murts, iaas
lpoenoe: ,,0erimoo trpr ri rigtignot,
at 5aralb Senien / enbper 5enie>
enbe juit piloe BABE p9ret ben rette
Wednb til at rsbisere yariIteligt Dag
blab"."
Man bar ubtalt i'm Jorunorina
oper ben oe bells label mig bsrs ilpe
for ben. Oerfor bill ies oplpie, Ct
lite ieg men min Steofortr9oer, mems
jeg reiite for Stolen, er oens 6ora
fattsr. Oct er altiaa bans Mening
Der er ubtalt, og enbper bar 10 Ret
til at bare i'm Mening.
Wsn ON ieg ifulbe BABE omtoli
@alset at Reooftsr til oariiteligt
Oagblab", faa pilse leg bape forboloi
mig fimpelt ben rcfererenbe. ibet ieq
piIbe BABE onfet pebtommenbe Der.
biemme FOR tompetente til at tr9Ht
bet rette 8olg.
q. So. 4nberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
CAB os faa oct ristist.

en- preitebrober bar ffrepet til mig
ON at pente meo at of~entliggere
Subifriptionsn til Stolens Jlsjbpg=
ming fra bans adlb. inotil jes bsrer
n9rmere fra BAN.
gn file nj qlabs. bDOr Subffrips
tionsn bar $3.50, bapoe jeg ngjers
gsTfeb fro for ct Bar Ouge iioen, at
ben er naaet op til $61.00.
Cab os faa bet ofentliggjort rig
tigt. Ssrs FOR. prpftebreore, eatr
boem andre, Der bar meb Sdgen CT
gsre paa bpert Steo, at jeg fadr De
rigtige 5al. Oe er Subffriptionen
begbnbt | en- Menigbeb, men life fulo.
enbt, faa Re at faa ben fuloenot oa
ienb mig Refultatet.
u. M. 4nberen
Jprmanb I Subffriptionstomiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
yJobe"

cr 9annet paa ct fife net &pdrtdlss
Frift, fom nplig bar Jet 9dgsns aps.
Oct bar til OpsuDe at tale 9tatonls@
fes os SanatoriumsIasen iblonol
Qanbsmanb. Del beber berfor ON
COB til gsnnem ,Danffsrsn"s Spaltsr
at banfe puu Dsren til oanite 5jem
Der | Mmerifd.
sserfte Numner, meb Omfldg na
9itelbldb meb giIebe, inbebolber;
y ,,5un bar biuGpet mango, en- @fs
bonbling ub fra bisfe Orb ON Jsbt
(Rcrn. 16, 1-2) ongadenoe Diofo'
nisie> og 6ofpitalsfagen, pebfsjet c
ginebe of 9iotOnisfernes airte
apnitantinopef = q nDiotonisies
pirsfombeb I nbers 9ib", n9rmeit eI
biftorif Operiist = 81 oDiofonisis
Hagen, be brpffpse og Colorado, e
Reb<gbrelie onsaaenbe felpe ben pdd
tanfte Gernings 8egpnbslie | Colo
rebc, pebfsjet Mrtiteftens pldn Il
Bbaning ps en- Scene fra Gled
Greet Cannon, Colo. Gda en- Sen
psnbelfe til Wenner, libt ON goloro
bos afima og gfterreinineer fra %
ofoniets 0erben.
Efriftst, fcr ubtommtr meb ]
Giber I abdrtdfet, foIter Is Gents Of
Maret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

er en- utrolig Menebe Setter. Oct
er ub9aaebe fra ben r~usiilfe airt..
Man nGpner ialt la, og be iiges al
tolle en- 5emtebel al ben rusffte Slrz
tes Wleblemmer. De filler zig nsn~
Zig fun / bet uoportes fra airtsn.
men bar bebolbt bens 5ro og 9Rrt.
9oao Der bar Itilt Dem ub, er .nf
oa alene 5ormD9isn, iom 7. Gis..
pm man Ital torie zig meb TO tQsr
tire 5ingre. fiae oSsfus" efIer nSiss
ius" CSeius), fpnge to eler tire 8onsf
9alleluio / Mesien. Stun enfslit az
Setterne er rationaliitiite eler mpitia
terenbe / beres Care. Iae bt no=
title fables unber ct: oRastoI". n
pmirtelig epongeItft @rt er paidtof=
%ianerne (efter ben fromme OterH
qui6utofD og Stunbiiterne (%aonbss
(iae 2Gtlinse al tpife oppaftel I'd
er .5orfamIinesfolt", tibt banrft
f~orful9te al ben reaerenbe &iris.
9roDs ben oirteligs tsologiIts Gam
nelie, iOm inbes bos mango at bsn
bsjere @ejftligbeb, oe troos be opens
for omtalte epaneeliife Strsmninser.
er imiblertib ben adnbelige llbibenr
beb paa mango Steber, ifar pas
2anbet, meeet tor. Der gsres nltfor
liot for 5oltets SpIpsning inbenfor
ben rusfiite airte, og oerfor urifr
Religisiiteten / aft for mango Gsm
fig fun iom tbt Spertro paa 5elgen=
billeoer, Geremonier pa ubportts
5rombebsspelier. 9ertil bibrdger oa
pgfda me9et. at mango at Yr1fsruf
Qoperne) er bsjit upioenbe. hum
bonn enboe ubarbige perfoner. 9en
usle 2en, be faar, ger bet o9Inu
umuligt for benz al or6ejoe paa oes
res llobannelie, ligeiom ben friItr
Dem III at 11dtre og banole meo Jon
ON getnline.n for be tirielige !0anps
Iingsr. poperne tai p9re gifts,
men leper ofte meo beres Samilis I
hen bpbeite 5attigbom. Sntet nns
Der, at be Itunoom henfdIber til 0rif
CO Spill. Men Der er ielofslgeli9 cs
Ida fromme Soft iblanbt.
ut imiblertib Huslanb %tr9nger Ii
betnoelig mere eDangeliif Oplnsnins
og 2ip. for al 5olfets bpbe og imuis
te Religieiitet fan blipe lebet | ba
rette Spor, bill fremsou af fslssns
lille 5r4f: st Steb iRuslanb bapbs
en- lutberff preft botbt ct Mfs.
bpor ban prabifebe ON Sefu OppGts
telie at 2asarus. 8lonbt 3ifbsrsrR
bar en- Del 5ilbangere al ben rusfFt
airte, Der efter Wsbet fom ben ns
tottsbe pr9bifdnten. fbet be fpuretf
BAN, ,om ben Sefus, ban burce
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

2ut op for bet, 9enner. 90 bpp BET
inb. Oct bill tale en- COB Sag. bet pil
tale 9armhjertigbeoens Sag, beOe ON
TIERS Spmpafi meo be libenoe. Nlss
ne at bolbe gldbet bill p9re en- liQe
Ststte for Soeen; 10 fIere !6oloere,
oes iterre Ststte for 8labet % Sps
muntring for bets Heodttsr. qaIt.
;. Maoien. Men be, Der bploer
9tabet os laler bets SnObolo, tan
n9ppe unbgaa at blipe in~teresfereoe
for ben Sag, bet file glub bar FAT
fom lin Soropgape at arbeibe for.
Qbresie:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

2ab os ftente benneSoe Opm9rt.
iomheo. iGo ri tan tomme til en-
Afggrelie peb 4arsmpbet.
Gn broberlig Silien
pad Spmiteens 0e9gle,
Rep. $. 9dn en-,
4oresie:
254 South Sat 8 Str,
Salt Gate Gitn, utob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

tier, 8reoie og andre 8enner, ION
gniter ct trifteIigt Sanmfunos @lz
6eroomsbjem i6lonot ps,
Den (. D. ep. lutb. airfe / Qmsri.
ia bar en- Itaoenbe aOmite for Opz
retteIien al ct Samfunos NIberz
oomsbjem. Oct er Oanfteligt at 81
be Ell Goerblit oper ben Sum. Sprei.
telien pg un~oerboloet at ct 4lbers
bomsbiem pil belebe fig til. Sal
Der tsbes en- 5arm eIer 2Otter / en-
9b, oil qriien 6lips df69ngig II
Stsrrelfs % gsli99enbto, o9 bet
famine pil bltpe 5ilf9loet meo Spfss
rslit At g%pgninger. gnbper inter
esferet fan ielp operDeje ben nebpens
bige Sum / 5orbolo til beres Sanz
fer ON 4real og 8pgningers Ster,
relIe og 9eliegenbeb. be eanebare
griier paa Qanb og gpgnin9smate=
rialer. Otter ftatiftiite Spgapsr
meboeltes peb 4arsmsbet / 5ior, at
Spbolbet paa ct Qlberoomshjem pil
toits omfring peb 500 pr. Meblem
aarliet.
st Sdmfunbs 4loerbomsbiem bsr
life bpgges sGer u~noerboloos pao
9Qlb.
Oct er ~alminoeligt. at De, iom en-
fer Spbolb pda ct Qloerbomsblem,
efter al be bar b9ret Der en- preues
lib, betaler ct Snbitub at noele 9uns
oreoe Dollars, naar De optaaes, %
teitomentere fine Gjenbele til 6iems
met. gdu nogle 5iem er Snbftuos=
priien $500. pnd andre er Den hsi
ere; jeg peb life, ON nosen bar ben
l~oDere; unbertiben sr Der 5riplaofer.
Snbffubet % 09rbisrne az 5eftaz
mentsr gdar til 6iemmets MeOIem.
mers heIe lnber6oIo. gleie os Be
grapeli o. T. b. Stulbe bisie Snbs
t9gter life itr1fte til, mao bet re-
fterenbe b1tfes peb @aper % pda
anben Muooe,
Der bar unbertiosn p1ret giori
gemarfning til Qlberoomsbjen=
menes 5ororine puo 5eitdmsn.e
Wan bar iagt, Der er betaIt Snbftuo;
hborfor fad Seiramente2 S9t, Sn6s
ffubet er $500. Optagelfesdlberen
so Qar, os en- Del opbolber iig pda
6iemmet til be blipe 80 Qar % bers
cper. Oct Dif ZEE, at Snbifubet FIN
betoler for ire anrs Spbolo. oe bet
enbbd uben at bstdle for tilftsoenoe
OmItenbigfeber, fdaiom Spgoom }.
T. b.
0ar no9en, iom bill bebo ct d.
berboms6iem, Mibler: Benge, Gie
enbom o. +. b., er bet belt rimelig.,
at oisie te%ftamenteres III 6iemmet.
Oct biloe bare uret, ia en- t~ppdgtig
grebe at ebfle fine Miblsr Bort FL
Ter teitamentere benz til andre % ielb
lepe nf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Selp
ON Der sr Snbifub og seftumenter,
bebsber Sjemmet at tsttes meb Ga
Der.
Saqens 0enner mo MI io9ttdge
i arabene og operpeie ben beoit< Mdds
be at mebe benz pdd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. benz
Denber fig berOeb til Somfunbeta
praitsr, Menisbeber os 9enner al
Gasen ON oplpfenbe Spar poa fsl'
genbe:
a. gr Der gamle Golf 1 eberS
&rebs, Tom tr9nger til ct Cam
funbsbiem2 9pormdnge2
B. Oil Gagens genner | eoeri
arsbs bbe fin rimelige fdmfunbs
mesfge @nbel til Oprettelfe og I'm
berbolb af ct Mberbomshjemg
C.. gsr ct foabant 9jem lisse
gp eqer pad Qonbg
Samfunbets pr9fter anmobe
infenbigt pm at forel9gse @lbsr
> bomsbjemsfassn for Menigbebern
90 beng 8enner / beres areos .
mebbele Mfultatst til unbertfgnso
5 fnarsif muligt, faa aomitesn ia
babe Sib til at forbonble os rappor
tere til 4arsmsbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

R.p. 5. Mobfen,
Gbsn=G 3er. 8rufb. GOIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

3iI ben T. b. ep. lut6. airfes pra.
tier. arebie og andre genner, ion
gnIter ct triiteligt Sonmfunos Nt
9erOOmsbjem iblouot ps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
o aniferen'

blip,r Isnbt til Subitribsnter, inbtil no.
irptt.lis 0pfssIis mOOtases at dOstDstite
% al Gelb ct bstolt / Suerenstemmelie
rn,b 1t Norenebe Staters 8oltlope,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
RUSSIANS AND JAPS FIGHTING HARD
japanese Infantry Went to the Russians Under the
Protection Of Artillery and Gained Point

MuNden, Oct 3l.-The attack By
the Japanese on the Buddhist temple
nil on october q led to sharp fight
ing. The japanese artillery played on
The position from early in the morn
ing, rendering the trenches untenable
shells and shrapnel sweeping ever,
thlhg and dem0lisIing the shelters,
Two machi"e guns with a battalion
defending the hill were smashed and
disabled. but the defenders carried
OH the remains of the guns when
they were forced to retire The JAP
anese infantry attack under cover of
TIE commandment was made in close
oruer. There was desperate hand IL
hand fighting III the trenches. f..
lowed by a counter attack with the
bayonet. The japanese finally gain
ed the hill, but were unable to hold
it in the face of the deadly Russian
artillery fire.
There have been a number 70 Skin |
mlshes along the whole front, but uo
development of any serious import
has yet appeared, though the armies
are in the closet touch and gen
eral engagement may be precipitatru
at any time. At one point the trench
es are only 100 yards apart. They
are separated BY a small stream.
which is the only water supply in
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
A WHiTEcAP CONVICTED
Albert Belts Was Given Two Years
for Posting Notices on a Farm.

Waco. Texas: Albert Belts was
convicted in the district court Monday
afternoon en- charge Of whitecapp;ng
and was given two years in the state
ptnltentiary. This is the second case
Of this kind on record in the state Of
Texas, the other conviction beng in
CoryeIl county some three years ago.
Several negroes were living on the
farm OF l.. {. Penny, near Waco. and
last May q number Of notices were
posted on the place to the effect that
the negroes must leave before the sun
went down or suffer the consequences.
The notices were of a very crude Or
der, and Were badly miaspeiled. In
one instance the notice was posted
with mOaSSCs.
The grand jury indicted the defend.
ait IN four separate cases. all with
the same charge, and this is the FIST
case.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
The Century Magazine.

OF all the magazines published Ia
the United States, the Century is cas-
lily classed as the peer. 1t sets the
pace for them all. and few, if any,
can follow with credit. It enumerates
among its contributors many OF this
countrys best writer's. The new vol.
ume begins with November, and
among the first interesting articles, Sc.
rial stories and novelties to appear
will be Ambassador Whites Remi.
niscences Of His Mission to Ger.
many "a very interesting and in
structive series), a six part serial;
Sandy" BY AIce Hezan Rice, author
OF Mrs. Wigs of the Cotton Patch;"
a novel by Mrs. Humphrey Ward;
novelette, OF the first rank. entitled,
Under Rocking Skies" by l.. Frank
Tooker, member of the Century edito.
rial staff and made famous by his
poetical sea ballads, I'D other writer's
too numerous to mention. The Christ
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
Game Exceedingly Plentiful

Trappers who have hunted on tho
north fork Of the Saskatchewan and
at the head Of the Sumwapta CCaDa.
c2) report bighCrn sheep to be mora
plentiful than ever before In their 70.
membrance. They brought many bea-.
skins with their winter furs las,
spring. Mountain goats are numerou,
On the mountains south of LeanchoiI
in the Ice river district. and sheen
have appeared on the lower sunmits
Good reports about the game also
come from Wilcox Pass, where large
numbers than usual Of bighorn have
wirtered. Goats are reported to ia
plentiful. about Glacier lake.-Fore;,
and Stream.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
Act on Court Martial.

Athens, Ca. In an interview Sun
day regarding the Hitch letter. Gov
ernor Terrell stated that, together
with Adjutant General harris, he had
carefully considered the case of Cap
tain Hitch, as reported by the court
martial, and had acted on it accord
ingly. The governor stated that he
did not intend to enter into a contro-
versy with Captain Hitch over the
matter.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04

tbp noiqhhorhooa D. -,
lbero is No er;a - ' 10D"e4'
riers who ,fsi, 10 a...a
cts.
Several nos;tion. ,ou
change. hands n,on, .,,,aa
lated that At ona yi,Ioao n.,;s, ~.
been ts,,en ora ua,,I... =, '1
men on, botb sfa,s Cantot n ,DT ,~Ds'
On being drive. 49,.
note in tho bnt u,boro - 49,,
r5a n;op. -0. 4'0 A"u p''''u
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
Zig Gin Burned,
case

Paris, Texas: A. T. Nights gin at
RoXtoA, ten miles southwest of Paris,
burned Monday afternoon from a fire
that caught in the condenser. The
plant was totally destroyed. Loss
$4,000, with $4,000 insurance. Nearly
1000 bales of cotton on the adjoining
yard were rolled away by volunteers,
and only one bale was lost. The g.n
was one Of the best in Texas and
made both round and square bales.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
STOMACH ON FIRE
ONLY A SKELETON CROUCHIEG BY
A STOVE.
MRS. Doherty has an Extraordinary Ell.
Perlsnce and UnGersoes Marvellous
Change.


! Change.
Mrs. E. Doherty, of No. 115 Coates
street, Moberly, No, is today picture of
robust health, and yet five years ago. she
barely escaped death from progressive
emacla' on. To a reporter she told the
follow lg story:
In 1896 l began to have distressing
attacks of indigestion that continued for
two years. My stomach was constantly
sore and burned as if it was On fire, II
became finally so delicate that it vonld
not retain even plain water Ny inability
totake food reduced my weight to ninety.
eight pounds, and faintness and dizziness
kept ne Ill bed most of the time. was
really starving to death and besides was
extremely nervous The doctor was
perplexed. He gave ne tonics which
did ne no good, and prescribed exercise
which L was too weak to attempt
zone day when l was so faint and
chilled that could do thing but crouch
down on the floor by the fire, my father
brought me box of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. l found on trial
that they would stay on my stomach uu.
Ike everything else. really felt better
after three doses and l kept on using
them. Food began to taste we'll and to
stay down. The pain and the burning
III the pit OF my stomach lessened and ut
last went away altogether. MY weight
began to increase until it reached
loo pounds and my neighbors, who
were convinced that I was wasting IN
death before, We're astonished at the
change. resumed my Homework aud
have hardly had occasion to call n doctor
since. have recommended DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills to several friends and
say to the pale, thin ones particularly.
II you want to get strong and well take
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People"
These pills cure stomach trouble by
their tonic action, building up the d.
gestlVe organs and enabling them to do
the work that nature intended them to
10. They are sold by all dealers, or will
be sent postpaid on receipt Of price, fifty
cents box or six boxes for two dollars
ana half. by addressing Dr.. Williams
Co., Schenectady, n. Y. A
1let book giving useful information viii
DO sent free Oh request.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
Fleets Are Stationed.

London: The fcyerish activity in
naval preparations which character
lied last week has abated, but naval
reports show that British war vessels
are so disposed as to keep a sharp
watch on all movements along the
proposed route of the Russian Baltic
squadron, including the Canary Is
lands, where the Russians have pre-
pared elaborate arrangements for
coaling from German steamers. Ad-
miral Rojestvensky's four battleships
remain at V;go, but, according to
some reports, the firing in the North
Sea was done by Admiral Voelker-
sans squadron, which is now at Tan
gier. The Russians own inquiry into
the Dogged banks affair was opened
at Vigo on Sunday. The British in
curry will open at Hull forthwith. The
inquiry will be resumed at Hull on
November 2.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
Unrest in Colombia.

Panama: Advices from Cauca re-
port that there is great discomfort.
there and throughout Colombia. AID.
parently President Reyes, with his DO.
lltical enemies in a majority in both
houses of congress, cannot control the
situation. Paper currency is being
issued in unlimited amounts.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-04
Good Sweet Potato Cron.

Hearne, Texas: Mr.. C. E. Jernigan,
who lives about two miles east of
Hearne, says that he expects to begin
digging his sweet potatoes this week.
and that on the five acres he had he
expected to gather 1000 bushels, an
average of 200 bushels per acre. This
is considered an exceptionally fine
yield; however, there are a number
here who have in crops that will aver
age $50 bushels.