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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
INF0RME CIENTIFIC0
LAS AGUAS EN- SAN JUAN

do snunaiado sl halls Ego del eolibasl'
10, ca 81 sgua. b. sido eorroborsdo 0
nueairo sserto; sminentss fasultAtlvos
de In eludad, que tienen 4 80 rg0 In
dnidad dc 20 cientss con st .>nes ia
eata naturaltz', al saber q. ira d.
elaraei6n sesrea do IL exists oaia del
colihaeilo On las aguss, bsn venido.
{ ! Earticiparnos ID sor f,ru dad con,
nnsatras eonoluaiones que ts,Ga do
asuerdo con sus Observable va slni'
Cos.
Auaque el eolihacllo % ensuentra
distribuido muy sxi ems amente On 10
naturaltxR y Sc hafls 4 veees en- las.
aguas puras ain que clio indiqus con
taminaci6n con materiAs feeales, eatos
bRollos fxlatsn normalments On muy
peeutHo n6msro. Va los autores al
traiAr eats asunto seiialan eatA diiieul' !.
iad para que al perilo no eomets error
! do iLform: por datos q ctieios. Eaioa
au iores oil hablar DO la eantidad rela'
tlva que puede admisisas do eolibaei-
los On una aqua husns, Afrma 10 que
sgae. Gel sgaa eontAmin ada con 10
inmundieias 90 las alossas On proper
sion dc l 4 100 600 ai 20 guarda p0r IN
term inc do doa meles, podrA enoon.
srarae el hseilo 81 hsear las prusbas
con 200 eansfmstros e6biaos dol aqua
para los eullivos. Por 10 tanso admi'
tsn que caando las agu. . dsmueatran
tsner s eolibAei!o en- las pruebas Que
se hsgAa c1n 200 seutlmesros Cd biaOs
dc aqua On cAoa siem ora, se puedede
alarar Q lntamiaadas. PakM aupons
que toda sgua que no proe,da do ma
nautlalaa 70 podr6 oonsiderar eomo
buenA siemprs Quu on cautidsdes me
norea de 100 cen,imstroa cdoioos no 90
eneo enGre o. G c,IibAsilo.
En Las * ,srieneiaa llsvld &
sabo por uoa.sros. se ha speonsrado
el a0libacllo en vJdmenes IAN pequs
d q do sgua, Qae h4 rsspondidn & 10
cantidad de m sdlo csntimearo Cd 1ieo.
| No ss pceo sronab abts, aomo d. Ia
mos dieh1, qua laa sgaas trpgAn On
"a SEQ osrs ba3teriA Aaoeiada al 90
litael,; por 10 tantc al labor atorio
segui & aus inve.tigAelonss hAsaA de-
. tsrmtnar ca defaitlvo ai 81 Regdra tal
asocisei6u.
! Resp tuosamsnte,
! r. faeI del vaIIe,
n Dlrec.or del LahoratoriU
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

Aai camahA al tAt'gado cami.
nAnle
--Adtos, espersnsAs 40 tealsa'
das, dcstruldaa &C. b 1rA fatal, por i'm
pia mano do advsrAa taertc
--Adios, p6sh1o autGo, que noe
embrisgabaA hAlsgadoE cen vlHlonsa
mAzicAs.
-Adlos, diAs vsniuroEcs, Qus
arfobAYon mi alma sonvertidoa 70 o.
ntchs triale do cruelss insomnios }
profunda dtsssperaci6n.
->AdioF, idsAl harmoso, atavlaic
aver con galAs dsslumhr o ates, deanu
do hoy emo 10 dssnuda rcAlidAd
r-Adios, 10 idolal ala, que alien
tAhas 81, IN pre- lAs tasrzAS de- nj sspl
rita.
-Adi6s, iluaiouea sraidorAs, Qus
nv di,tsiH bebsF, ca IL copa de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

amor, IN neelar lle1o d9 indeeibsa
du'z1rss; y no tf1osla h1y In eopA y
amarGa.s mi vida con la b el are dc
inespsradoa deiepgaH O.
ststtt's-sA slsststAs tAs''tttsst t4.s.4t.t.**
Y 40 avriha nunca ell de,fAllseido
viaisro nj 81 fAdo oasis. donde espe.
rAba, despu9a dc una iornada inaoA
bAble por 10 aSArosA, rAelinAr ~
euerpo examine y sAlmAr lAa terrihlea
srguAtiAa do "a espirilu.
TodAvia 4 mitA1 del Ar&uaiGo safe
ell do ID vida que, erix AdA dc sspinas,
! Apeusa + le emhs'ltcda c1n 4 lres; dc
s1idon aus gsisoa i'm ploradorss de
piedad; sin esperanto, ain diana y siu
ventura perdida 10 rs "a eouseouen
TO comOs fIsra. el Ariale vIsisro, domi'
nAndo sl pes0 de su abattmlent0 ffai.
90 y oil eRnsaneo perturbador de 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
PETIGION De |NBI!T

80 asegura Que hay M gtAa III
msro dc damaa que slsvArkn m msn
aaia al Presidents RoosevelE 4 su ,paso
por essa eIudad, con obieto de obssrsf
ell indulto de los dos reoA de musrte
gus asraa siecutadon brsvsmsnts On
San Juan, easo dc no obtsnsrsa 10
qus las damAs pusrsorriQ ut fiAs solicit
tarhn,
En sl documsnsc 30 psdirG 81 sam
bio dc pena de mutrls q l& inmsdials
IL ferIor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

aAn Juan, P. r Nvbra. IA de 1895
s.. SupsriLte ldents d. SEnidad,
Dr. r u. Hernandez. saaJuan, P. r.
stfar:
Ea sdicl6n GruMtro Informs pre-
llmlnsr de facha de Noviembrs aear
60 d. sstado del aqua del Aeueduslo,
de San Jnsn y del de fseha Gel mis
mo mes aono reiuliAdo dc 10 invesE.
gaci6n practleada en- los alredsdores
del mismo Aeaedueio, tepgo el honor
de itf >rmar { ustsa 10 que b asta ah >
r. h'moa b 'eh1 ca eatas invcatlgaeic'
neg.
Deade q1e rec b N % "a orden vsr
bal pi1a haeer nm exa nsn sisism 8tieo
do laa sguas de q 10 so aurte IL pobla'
ai6n, 81 aborAtorlo no h, deacar II 10
m solo momsnto On 10 lab}r que 90 Ia
ense msnd6,
TodAs los noehM 80 han inocalA'
do tabos dc eal 10 esterIliz .dos, con oil
aqua que ae hlbfA do aaaijzn a.
gunAs do las mueltsaa f1eron ohseni
dAs por mi m.smo llenard1 todas las
presoripeionsa eleniif,as que oil easo
reQuiere,
Despu6i de ircuhar siembrAs q Ia
Rm aerainra ds 80 , G por "a horas y
do hRcsr Las tx ,eriensiss sohre loE
animAles o. m } eta manda1o, a. 6tos
sueumbfsn la accl0n de las sguas
inoeu aosm1 -, oil prActlear 10 autop
ala, m sdios de suiiivo cor. los prodae
tos dc iag visceras de los animAles
maertos, Eara do ese modo fiar Ia
bseterta 8 hacser az que determinaror
la muerss del animal ei ex serimenta
leon y tambi6a indireetAm.nte loi
Igefmenss ncc.vos TX s'entss on q
Esgua.
| ExAminando deisnids msnts Lei
datos hasta b 1sa o5lenidos, 10 uotl
inhrmissnsla en- 10 bondsd Go ,glA
Las muestrsH envlAdaa eon fathA |.
dc O3lubre por o. Rtf,r Iaapeesor q
sanidSd y Bsns6esnsia de s 4 Jaan
disron resultados negasivoa o. eltxs
men. Per el ccrtEario, las mueaasa
QUE tomsm1s rosotr. q 6, 80 dc O.tu
bra y ! do Noyi ,mh q, conserihn oac
terias pAt1gents. La del Ola 2 dc
mlsmo mea rssuit6 EegativA; lA d.
diA ; IA disron loa mlsmoa reaulta
dos positivoa q 10 &c N ,rclonan anttl
as 4 mueasras del do N1viembre
tomadsa on distinsos sitioa, dos d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
r. faeI del Vale,
Dlree.or del LAhoratoriU
P0der de Ia v0luntad

espl,itu, 40 ysrgus suhtssto como el
rudo rohe que sGoaan las ssmpsstA-
das. v marohR,t..
CaA fusr1a ineontsastabls 10 sos.
siage y 10 I'm ousa Uoa fasY2A invan'
Slhlc 10 sngrs ndaes. On poder ir d alto
le hAse taerts,
\ mar'hs....
L'evA IN egtda invulnsrAbls Aobra
% eors in....
La f6 hiao sraysnte al intsliz mem
digo. La esparAuxA 10 halag0 Goa
snHuen ~ veoaurosos La saridad %
erus6 dc hrsz)s ants sl apguatiAdo
psFeRrino.
Y sn medio del nautesgio inavita.
ble, surgi6 rAdiAnte Ii volv id Y Ia
di
Lucha , Vsnce
FEDERICO NATos BEA N1ER,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
:, FONT Y HERNANO.
&c necfsita eoseguida

Plea psdrsroI y hombrea dc TX 'erien'
ala On srahsios de tAlAdro de pitd n
para vola iurA dc hsrreno en- lA coma
srucci6 do 10 gAlerA auhtsr, ia dc
&c merfo.
So les provee eobert'so para dcr
mir y pcdla1 obt2ner eomida ca la
veeindad. Habrk trAhaio para aeis
meaes, mas q menos.
Pueds dirigirss oil eampamsnAo do
los sSRltoa do ComeriCs 8 4 10 oeeinA
de IL sSan Juan Light i TrAnait
Comnanvs San Juan, p. r D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19

nfiala pArA sl cto el visrnsh 80 del
ae.ual aura de : tards 40 Ii eAaA
Copsistor 81 arts lA somisifn des 6 a.
do 81 If etc.
q prcyesto pispn de sopdisio
mas esontm 60 ADM ni,trasivoa para
rsgif en- is sj euei6n de il ohra sc be.
40 dsna hstt9 50 10 sesrelEris del
Ayurtsmisno.
= qus IS hasa ID leo pars gsns
raj ooaCcimispto J sonsurrsnciA dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
Nodslo De uropoals or ei.

@UuutU u pFOpOHic OI6Ba
Don N. n vesino dt......-.-. en-,
tsrsdo del snuncio para lA adjudIsA.
ei6u en ! d 1isA snba't de la obrs de
ex aianasi6r, ati'msdo y eonsolids g On
de lA oalle de 0fIsnts de eats pob'A'
Go en 80 pFclonRseitn hseia ell EaGe,
partispdo de Ia de prumbauRhl AT
eomo ds lss cardio!onss II ,res I'd -
"a los doeumenit que ha1 de reglr
90 el rem at, ts sompromtte { somar
por susotA Is sitldA ohrs por Ia suma
ds.u....... taQui II cauIldad On le.
srasl & euyo da seonptfia la sArsa de
EAgo que asrediis hAbsr hssh D Ia con
signasi6n q e e1igs 81 srifeulo 20 del
pl3sg de sSndi'iopes acmirisirstivsr,
Fschs } dtm,
e. aobre sontsnd 4 81 siguisuis rs
tulo 7ropoale6n PARA Ia adiadlea,
sion del vtmsie &c Is ohrs ds tz1lA.
ei6n, 81 h'msdo o7nsolidsol6n de Ia
sails de Or'sn'e de site pueblo en- 81
proIorRsel6n hssls 81 Etc, patllendo
de 10 de BrnmhRughs 2-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
En esta imprenta Sc venie
papel vieio de periodico 4 dos
pesos el quintal.

d,sia q estsei6n tsrreatre, , essu-
chAndo sn ts'6to &c hordo la
relpuests o1s les somunic6 81 de tis.
rrs, 4 to.e msllsa dc oistausiR.
e bsealRo sc vsnds 50 N1rusga
por pitz.S, sin sslssl6n al peso ia
mafo, que vAtfA mucho. Para con
ssrvarlo, stmaea sal solAmsntei sin
emharEo, sesan slgnnos 81 airs lihrs
a,ts r,eibs sl nombrs de p ieOao.
-Nusvs ZtardiA no uets std
mas ous 5 374 nj las de fsrrcsar,i ra
60 "a krsa Dc 104 600 mlllas de tsEEe.
no,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
INDUSTRIAL CARlON[RA

Dssds 81 mss do Mayo, i In
drsria calbonerA dc Atm ania 10 ha
eaao abAsto q IL demands J as sisb.e
ii lislnd con Ia llegets Gel inglsrnc
L. gran Eclivldsd que rtlp6 sn ss
fEbrisas fs hero } acere, han aido
cauaa, ca pArts, de saA slsaita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
AIca|dia nunic oil Biz Ped1s

Asordada por 81 Ayuptsmlsrla ls
spbasta de la ohrs de y ,lanAsion,
shFmsde , sonsolidI c On ds IL calls
de UsIsnts dc ssta pohlasi6n 80 50
ptoIop gssi6n hsoia 81 Rsis paftlsDdo
de IL De Brt mbAt gh per la sumA te
ruatYosisntos cehsnta IN dollars
pshsnta , npsVs esnlsTos saS. S9l %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
OTRO AERE0GRAMA

Mr.. Winthrop ha rssibld0 ia
nusvo sersogramA, 60 81 que % ls
vualve { Avissr Que el Presidents lie
CARA Poros ell 81, permanseisndo en-
Putr.o Rico satorse h9rAs prtximAl
merits
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
Sc VENDE:

Doc' aasas sn San Juan y santur
se, tambi6a vArioa solAras DiriiIrss
( RstAsi r. PAla.ios sAltzar. ApAr'
tado do eorrso 422 8 Sol Il, San
Juan p r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19


ermdades del est6m
a de 2 10 t,lasde Botea
FONT Y HERMANO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
FdbIica de NiquInas ds Ir-
lar cafe De Victor CaPIiIss
San German P. r.

Sc .fAbrieAn .essAs maquinas del
tamAfio y prseio que % pidan. ExAe
samsnse iguAlea q las cue 90 importan
del exsrapgsro. Fl tanAilo do 10 pul'
gsdAs do la'go, 6 de Aneho y II de
alto, walls dos doll&ss. De mayor lA'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01

,Wtein Sobu, meiu Sobn, Die Ra6e
lit Seiu. Der Wteul6 iou Soft 4nidt
uorgreifen.-
Salon b0rte nidts, Der erite Winters
froIt oes Sebens, Der lein 0erj erltarren
wolte, i'm taub uro blind ma6eno,
ld)ien NaeS in linn iu uerni6ten. @r
le9te oaS falte Saupt Ger GoOten lanft
aui bas Sopftihen 5uriid nuO Oann
mari er lid lt0bnenO uno Idlu6;eHO
oariibcr, ba6 oaS Sett erSitterte.
Guf Dem Sirhboie Der Satbebrale
pom 9fepfiauif wurOe Die 2odter oeS
0OuuerleurS in Der fir Die armen be-
itimmten Nbtbcilung ~be9raben.
Seierlides @~lodengeldnte ertonte
smil6en Der 6riibmelle unb Dem WtOrs
9cugOttcSbienlte. 6rOBlide fleine WiaO'
dJcn in be~liarbi9eu neien &leioerri, Die
Yrult nit Srimeln 9eldmiidt, bipften
I'll Der breitcn 9forte bercin ulo ibr
muntsreS @eplauOer flan9 pie Oas
3witiGcru oeS 0anflings i'm 5riibliuse.
SIS mar S~ltc:lonnta9, ncuujebn Sabre
na6 Stepbcn SrrD'S 8lu6t bon SIS
LAMB.
Nm anOeren MOrgcn trat Salon iei.
nen Oienlt ais Matrolc Dor oeul Wfalt
auf einem iril6en S6OOner Oil, Der
bcimipdrts leselte. SIS itanS linn frei.
baS S6iif iii @~bitcbauen in Gun5crs
lamO OOer in GamieD auf Der Sulel
Wtau III usrlalleu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01
Mein If
Roaan ans Dem nnrbii9tn 9nifss
leben.
Yon 9aG Gaine.

Cautcuiirte r1sterissuns ans benz GnsIii6en. Scr
6nitau Soder.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-01
&uenbahn= Tabrplau.
Ddnodlid Sine.

Gbsans 4niunf
St souts Spel. dgls Sd. ] 60Bm Bhtsbura GpsI, tdai& 8. s ao2m
sopttal Gspree tdeI d. Z 0,1p Sem Sort eytret taaH6 4. 9 eHm
81 Sonts 1e tdal -. Z 30@r S6neler @aI tdsIim. 80. 8 oOBu
sf sbau @e, mr. soun.. z g, ym Serre Saate efano Qr tdo 10 s50m
# Yonis Sn I'd! ltd 8 q bio Sogm &esf one esprt tdeIi6 d . 2 40Rm
ea FL y e!p'ee taelt& . IL '0Nm atlsntie egsrb tdeH&.-. 4 4tHm
st " uis eypref tdey...-..s 15Hr #hfsb grp, tqI Sd. 8 56Rm
5 8 & efFre BAN Sr tacL. AGO m She 80 3imiteb tool sdb 7 O5Ru
ct 9 HaS WMI tdatiG 80. 8 l0W &itsi ua sptI iasli3 s d IL s5RE
st 3ous epeetal tdqt@ 8. IL 35Nm
Dtneennes Sibtftou.
3oro & Btneeu epr tdsa& 8 05Bm 8tneen & Srend Sid @p tI 10 O0Bn
6tnseuns eypreb tdsl-.---12 30%m Cairo erpreb tdeR6 .......6 l5Rrn
epeueer 4 Sren& Gid H. tel 1 55sm 8ineeunes grprsb tdaa&.. 10 soRr
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Rules For GnestS.
Fl open day and night.

Hotel open day and night.
Board Scots. per square foot. Meals
extra.
Guests are requested not to speak 20
the dumb waiter.
Guests wishing to get up without be-
ing called can have self-riSing
-four for supper.
The hotel is convenient to all Gene
teries. HearseS to hire at DC per
day.
Guests wishing to do a little driving
will find a hammer and nails in the
closet.
If the room gets to warm open the
window and see the fire escape.
If you're fond of athletics and like
good jumping lift the mattress and
see the bed spring.
Base.ballists desiring a little prac-
tice will find a pitcher on the stand.
If the lamp goes out, take a feather
out of the pillow: that's light
enough for any room.
Anyone troubled with nightmare will
find halter on the bed post.
Don't worry about paying your bills:
the house is supported by its fOun-
datiOns.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Why Not Clean Up The Cemetery.

II would hate to die in Welsh, re-
marked one lady to another a few
days since, in the hearing Of We edi-
tor, and when asked why she would
hate to die here more than elsewhere,
she said. because she would he afraid
that they would lose her remains in
the Jungle which we call cemetery.
We thought that pretty serious
charge to make against the neatness
of the good people of Welsh, but a
very cursOrary observation will show
that our "White City" is badly over
grown with grass and weeds. The
graves of many are sadly neglected,
and the general air Of neglect, which
is patent everywhere is eaough to give
our town black eye. Why not clean
up our cemetery this Spriug? Let US
have enough respect for the dead to
make their resting place more present
able than it is now. live want Welsh
to be a town in which people will de-
sire to live, We must make it one in
which they will be willing to die.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Roanoke News

Mrs. D. B. Waugh is on the sick
list.
J. NJ. Booze and wife we're in Jen-
ningS Wednesday.
w. r. Fowler returned to Midland
Wednesday on No. 6.
Mrs. J. p. Crumpacker will leave
for Idaho next Monday to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNab, of Kinder,
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan
last week
J. NJ. Booze, S. w. Marler and +.
B. Compton were business passengers
to Crowley yesterday.
Mr., Waugh is able to be out again
after several weeks CONTINENT to his
room on account of a sprained ankle.
Jean Hennings and family returned
from Missouri yesterday and expect to
stay in Louisiana. They say there is
no place like old Louisiana.
Jim Johnson was hurt very badly last
Friday by timber falling on him
while setting deep well pump on the
Kinney and Telling Rice Farm near
town.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
One carload Best Flour
IN the country; U. S. Pat.
ent. Paul w. Daniels.

Mr.. Watts, of Jennings, came over
on No D in order to have the pleasure
OF meeting with the boys of the Square
and compass, Tuesday evening.
MesSrs. Scoggins and Hutchinson
finished two frr.- ation wells on the
Po"cH>-U...A.us plantation last week.
O--e OF these wells is $50 and the other
80 feet deep, and upon being tested
last Thursday were pronounced e1.
ceilent wells. MeSSrs. Powers and
Calkins will put in five hundred acres
of rice this year. They have their
ground all plowed and are now work.
ing on their leveeS. They will begin
seeding as soon as the ground and
weather will permit.
We, the undersigned agree to close
our stores at $50 p. m. except Satur.
day nights, till October lst, 1906.
Martin Bros. and Company.
j. s. C-rS....
la.,-s.ed implement Co. Ltd.
Paul W. Daniels.
Beuoit Bros.
Labit Lumber Company.
II. y. Davidson.
Welsh Carriage and Implement Co.
Welsh Furniture Store.
y. Z. Bourgeois.
j. X. RObichauX.
Several members OF the Salvation
Army are in town this week holding
street meetings, afternoon and even
ing. These meetings are under the di'
rectiOn Of Lieutenant Burch, assisted
by Cadet Richards. The special OBJ
ject that these members have in view
now is raising money for the estao'
liShment of a Rescue Home for fallen
women, either at Dallas or Shreye-
port. This is a worthy object ana
should have the hearty support oil all
Christian people regardless OF sec
tartan OF racial differences.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Iowa Items.

Ed Deem is building a new house.
L. L. Funk is serving on the jury
this week.
James StOrer made business trip
to Lake charles Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Read, of Welsh,
visited friends in Iowa Sunday and
Monday.
Joy Jones is quite sick. One seri.
Gus feature OF her illness is the loss
of hearing.
Lee clark has bought J. Il. Jones
Blacksmith shop, and is kept busy by
the farmers.
Mrs. Fred Lightner, who has been
on the sick list for two weeks, is able
to be out again.
Rev. Louis May is holding a re-
vival meeting at the Reese scrool
house six miles northeast of town.
The a d ies Of the congregational
church met Wednesday afternoon to
form Ladies Aid. Mrs. Gonzales,
of Jennings was present,
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Brubaker, of
VintOn, returned to their home Sun
day, after visiting several days with
Mrs. Brubaker's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Foster.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
School Notes.

Ollie Singleton re-entered school,
this week.
Jimmy Hutchins IS out OF school
this week attending Tue skating rink.
Ciaud Davis has quit school in or
der to help his father with their work.
Ola Bower has dropped out ofSchool
On account Of her parentS moving
away.
Pupils in one of the rooms amuse
themselves by snuffing pepper and
then enjoying sneezing.
Bessie Davis was out of school last
week on account Of illness, but is able
10 be back again now.
Dora Radeke is out Of school on ac-
count of illness. 1t is reported that
she has the typhoid fever.
May Bowen, of room three has
stopped school and will enter the Ad-
Vent school south of.town, it is said.
The pupils of the public school will
enjoy hay ride Friday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll will chaperone the
crowd.
Leo Unkle has stopped school here
and will go in the home district the re-
mainder of the term, so as to be able
70 help MS father mornings and even
ings.
Examinations this week in the high
school room. The ninth grade had
theirs Wednesday, the seventh grade
Thursday and the eighth grade Fri
day. Cards will be out next :week.
Pupils 70 the hi Oh school h We
learned that Prof Holder can count
up TO fifty at least. Next time they
have to write a verse fifty times. they
will not try TO fool the professor with
twenty-five.
we are sorry to note that number
OF pupils who should be in school,
are running the streets OF our town.
We believe that somebody ought to
look after these boys and girls and
see that they are in school. Now is
their opportunity. and time will never
ring it back again.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Emile Ardyn SuStains Painful Accident
BY Falling of Horse.

When starting to cross a bridge
south of town few days since, Emile
Ardyn's horse became frightened and
backing off the bridge threw itself and
rider into the ditch by the roadside,
from which fall Mr.. Ardyn sustained
very painful bruises and cuts upon
the legs, head and face. DR.. Arce-
neauX reports his case as not fatal al
though quite painful.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Alice ROOseTelt'S Wedding.

was something to be recorded in the
annals of history. Herbine has been
acknowledged the greatest of liver
regulators. A positive cure for Bill.
lious headaches, Constipation, Chills
and fever, and all liver complaints,
]. C. Smith, Little Rock, Ark. writes:
"Herbine is the greatest liver medi-
cine known. Have used it for years.
1t does the work" Sold by Billion
Bros.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Social DOingS,

Miss Hattie Daniels entertained a
select number of friends at her beautl-
fully furnished home Saturday even
ing. The hours were spent in games
Of various sorts, there being prize
contest during the evening, in which
Miss Lenore Anderson secured one OF
the trophies and Miss Leah Cooper
the other. Dainty refreshments were
served. And all present will long re-
member Miss Hattie as lovely en-
tertainer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Listen.

and remember the next time you SUI
fer from pain-caused by damp
weather-when your head nearly burss
from neuralgia-try Billiards. SNOW
Liniment. twill cure YOU. A pronf
nent business man OF Hampstead, Tex
as, writes: II have used your llnl'
ment. Previous to using it | was .
great sufferer from rheumatism anu
Neuralgia. l am pleased to say tns.
now | alD free from these complains
I am sure | owe this to your linimenh .
Sold by Billion Bros.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09

There will be a special meeting
held at the Congregational Church
Sunday night, after 1.-THE Christian
Endeavor meeting, at which the fam
inc conditions of Japan will be dis
cussed. An opportunity will then be
given for those who desire TO do so,
to contribute toward tie relief of this
people. Let US see how much of a
missionary spirit we really have. 1t
is said that the best way to convert a
starving man is to show him that you
have all interest in his BODY as we'll as
his soul. The movement looking
toward the relief of these suffers is
quite general through the United
States, and especially 50 in the South.
A dollar spent for bread will do more
toward maintaining friendly feelings
with foreign nation than one hun
dred spent for powder.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09

STRAYED-from the farm of the I'M
dersigned, on or about February IS,
yearling, high grade jersey bull,
dark dun color, small horns. A suit
able reward will be paid for infOr-
nation leading to recovery of same.
James Ellis.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
The Kiss Feminine.

Brother-Which one of those Penton
girls is it that you don't like? Sister
SSH. Some one might hear you. When
the crowd comes up III kiss her twice.
illustrated Bits.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Her Abilities,

do you believe there is anything in
mind reading?"
IF there isn't, my wife's an awful
good guesser. She never has to wait
for me to do any confessing."-Chicago
Record-Herald.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09

Because a man cannot hear a dew
drop is no sign that he is deaf, nor
is it sign of blindness because he
never saw horse fly, n board walk,
q stone fence, dogs pants, a rope
walk or a clam bake.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
The Self Possessed Bride.

One is in the habit nowadays Of see
ing brides absolutely self possessed. al
most jocOse, laughing and smiling and
nodding to their friends. Mothers and
sisters never cry nowadays at parting.
Lady Violet Greville in Graphic.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Getting Specific,

Rifferly-When you and your wife
were first married You used to call each
other birdie" didn't you? McSwat-
Yes. Biferly-DO you still do it? Nc
Swat-Well, call her parrot and a
and she usually refers to me
as a jay-Exchange