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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
Round Trip Rates.

Annual meeting B. Y. p. L. of
America, Omaha, Nebraska. Rates l
fare plus 81. Dates July 10th to 18th
inclusive. Final limit July 18th.
Protective Order of Elks-Denver.
Colorado. Dates sale July ID, II. and
18th. Final limit August Goth. Rate
One First clss fare.
Kentucky Home Coming-Louisville,
Kentucky. Dates sale, June II, II
and 18th. Final limit 30 days date of
sale. Rate one fare plus 81.
Convention Brotherhood of ST. An
drew, of the p. +. Church. Memphis,
Tennessee. Dates sale October 16,
and 18th. Final limit thirty days
from sale. Rate One fare plus 81.
Louisiana State Medical Society,"
New Orleans. Rate One fare plus 50.
Dates sale May !, and Sth. Final
limit May 18th.
Southwestern Y. P. M. C.-Siloam
Springs, Arkansas. Rate One fare
plus so cents. Dates of sale August
It'll to 18th. Limit August 81 with
privilege of extension.
Annual Meeting Farmers National
Congress at Rock Island, Illinois,
October 8 to 18th. Rate One fare
plus 50. Dates of sale October 9th and
It'll. Limit October 10Th.
General Assembly Presbyterian
Church in United States at Greenville.
South Carolina, May II to 26. Rate
One fare plus 80. Dates of sale Nav
II, Is, and 14th. Limit May 31st.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
The Life Insurance

muddle has startedIthe public to think.
ing. The wonderful success that has
met Billiards. Horehound Syrup in its
crusade on Coughs, Influenza, Bron-
chitis and all Pulmonary troubles
has started the public Ito thinking of
this wonderful preparation. They are
all useing it. Join the procession and
down with sickness. Price 25c SOC and
$1.00. Sold by Billion Bros.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18

all leases. mortgages contracts etc, and be
the proper officer upon whom service OF cit
alton shall be made.
1t shall be the duty Of the Vice President,
to act in all the aforesaid capacities, in the alb
sence or inability of the President.
The Secretary shall keep an accurate and
complete record of all the meetings Of the
stock holders and directors and keep or cause
to be kept under his supervision, complete
set OF books, covering the transact ons OF the
body corporate. which said set of books shall
ut all times be open for inspection 10 all
stock holders of the company.
The Treasurer shall be the custodian OF the
funds of the C0rpOratind and shall dlSbnrse
the same only upon the warrents drawn by
the Secretary andGpproyed by the President.
At the option Of the board or directors he may
be required to furnish bond. in such an amount
As they may specify. He must also, make lte-
m2ed and tabulated statements Of the con
dition of the finances Of the corporation, at
the will OF the directorate
ARTICLE y,
No stock holder hereof shall be liable for
the debts, contracts or faults of this corpora
ton, beyond the unpaid balance due by HIM
for the shares of stock purchased in said com
pany nor shall anv intormalitv i'll the orga-
nlZrtlOn Of this company, have the effect OF
rendering this charter void or Of exposing any
stock holder to any liability. other than as
aforesaid.
ARTICLE ri.
Should any stakeholder in this corporations
at any time desire to dispose of the shares of
stock held therein bv him, he must first give
the remaining stock holders the option 10
purchasing the same for the same consider
alton offered by non stock holder
ARTICLE XII.
This charter may be changed. modified or
altered. or 1t may be dissolved with the con-
sent OF three fOrths t3-D Of the capital stock
represented AT any general meeting of the
stock holders regularly or specially convened
for said purpose, after ten DAYS previous writ
ten notice thereof, has been mailed to the
last known address Of the stockholders.
ARTICLE XIII.
The board of directors shall meet at any
time the interests of the corporation may de-
mNnd, at the call of the President, and may
then and there, transact whatever business
maybe brought before it..
ARTICLE NV.
Whenever this corporation is dissolved from
any cause, its affairs shall be lquidated by
three commissioners appointed for said pur-
nose by the board of directors, after thirty
days previous notice nf such contemplated
dissolution shall have been given in weekly
newspaper nearest the dOmicile of the COM
pany. These commissioners shall remain in
Office until the affairs Of the corporation shall
be liquidated, and shall he paid for their SER
wees according to fee fixed by the board Of
directors.
In testimony whereof the parties hereto,
have signed these presents and indicated the
amount of stock subscribed by them in the
presence OF the undersigned competent wit
ness, on this 18th day of April A. D.. 1906.
CHHs. P. CLINT,
Notary Public.
,,,, True Copy.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.
Address Delivered BY Gen. Jastrem.
ski Before State Press
Association,

' jaw Ai''"
"''"ci"'ioh'
IL IS written IN the Constitution OF
the united STATES That "COnTreSs shall
make no laws respecting an establish
ment OF religion, or prohibiting the
Tree exercise thereof; or abrldging the
freedom or speech. or OF the press
Article 3 of the Bill of Rights of the
Constitution Of Louisiana declares
that mo law shall ever be passed to
curtail or restrain the liberty of speech
or of the press; any person may speak.
write and publish his sentiments on all
SUBJECTS being RESPONSIBLE for the
abuse or that liberty
These arethe bases upon which rests
the liberty of the press in Louisiana.
Behind them stands the Courts of the
United States and of our own State
and the tremendous power of the Uni
tea states and OF the American people,
VINO know that the abrogation Of the
liberty OF the press would be the fore
runner or a conspiracy to overthrow
the tree institutions in America and a
menance to liberty the world over.
AutocracleS know we'll the power Of
the press and they are careful to keep
1t under rigid censorship. On the 9th
er hand the champions Of Democratic
government know that the first goal to
be attained in Il struggle for freedom
is the liberty of the press.
Napoleon once said that a well con.
Quoted newspaper was equal to bat
terry of artillery. A free press, there.
fore. is the most potent guardian of
the liberties of the people. This is
why the safeguards for It's protection
were inserted in the federal and State
Constitutions.
The ,ec;t;m.te discussion 90 r,h,;o
mon ord nuhlio o4oiu. g. ;.a;s.
sohlo - tho nain,oino,oo - ,Ha,
oorer,mon, and tho nrhlio ,noItoS
Therein is tho inoS,im.blo roIno - -
free inte,,;oont ord ;ndonondont nnoo.
No man No nuhlic in,erests ~ raIma
will Srffer lono tron snoh disa,,..ino
for ,rr,b inror;oh hi, on;so. - ,.;na;oa.0
,ho.o uho houo hoo. ,,.;,,..,.. 49,
a.a.;,;a;o,1 u~.!U 1''"i'e0
doing alone AFRO in,erestod - s.;sins
d;so'ss;on ond $4,000 :.
v;ous tboroforo .ho. ,ho noa.,,o 49,
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,a;n.noo -, = t,aa naosS r:..: 80,
70 Tho oront ~ 10 raI,,o 49,. .ha
tron ~ nowsnono. No., 49, Nu ="
tho autocr.t whom ho ui,hdnonO ~
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ARTICLE II.

The objects and purposes for which this cor
poration is formed, and the nature OF the
business to be carried Oh by it. are hereby de-
clared to be the maintaining operating and
conducting Of mercantile business IN the
village Of Roanoke. or elsewhere, the nature
Of the stock or stocks TO be carried by said
corporation. TO consist Of such as may be
deemed profitable to this organization and
essential to the wants Of the patrons thereof.
All privileges of whatsoever nature, neces-
sary or incident to the profitable and convent
ent operation and maintenance OF said bust
ness, which may be conferred by law, are here
by claimed by the incorporators of this COM
pany. including the right TO purchase and sell
all sorts OF merchandise; to rent. lease, hire.
purchase, mortgage or otherwise to acquire,
cucumber or alternate all species of real. per-
sonsl and mixed property, consistent with the
nature Of the business to be carried on by the
corporation.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF CALCAsIEU.
Charter of the Roanoke Cooperative Supply
Co.. Limited.

Charter of the Roanoke Cooperative Supply
Co., Limited.
Before me, the undersigned Notary Public,
duly commissioned and qualified within and
for the Parish and State aforesaid, and in
the presence of the undersigned competent
witnesses, personally came and appeared the
persons whose several names are hereunto
subscribed, all of whom are Of tho full age OF
majority, each of whom declared that availlng
themselves of the laws of the state Of LouiSi-
ana, relative to the organization OF corpo-
rations of the character hereinafter indicated,
they have formed and organized, and do by
these presents. form and organize themselves
into and constitute a corporation ana body
polite in law, for the objects and purposes
and under the stipulatons and agreements
hereinafter set forth an expressed, which they
hereby adopt as their charter, towit:
ARTICLE l.
The name and title of this corporation, is de-
clared to be The Roanoke Cooperative Sup
ply Company Ltd" and its domocilc an!
principal place of business, shall he in the
village of Roanoke, Calcaseu Parish, Louis
lana. 1t shall have and enjoy succession in its
corporate capacity, for a period OF ninety
nine years from the date hereof, unless sooner
dissolved in the manner hereinafter indicated
All citation and other legal process shall be
served on the President, or in his absence or
inability to act from any cause, upon the wee
President.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
St0p Grumhhng

if you suffer from RheunI|
pains, for Billiards. SnOy
will bring quick relief. III
cure for Sprains, Rheumsdz|
tracted Muscles and all pls
within the reach of all. hnS
$l.OO. C. Il. Smith, Tsb'
writes: | have used Ballis:'
Liniment in my family forn
have found 1t a fine renaIl
pains and aches. | recOunz,
pains in the chest. Sold
Bros
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court Of the United States for
The Western District Of Louisiana
In the matter of T. H. Walton, Bankrupt,

No. 2S2, In Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that, in obedience to
an order of the Court for said division and
district, dated April end. 1906, shall offer
for sale at public auction. for cash to the last
and highest bidder at Roanoke Calcasieu
Parish, in said division and district, between
the following described real and personal
property belonging to said bankrupt:
Lot Number Fourteen 90 of Block Number
Twenty.four c24 Of the Town Of Roanoke, La.,
together with store building situated there
on, oil appraised at the sum Of six hundred
Fifteen (15) and Sixteen ll6) Of said Block
Twenty.four t24>, in said Town Of Roanoke,
La. appraised at One Hundred Fifty sl50. OO)
Dollars each; Also one lot Of notes and &C.
counts in the possession OF said trustee.
4S +. s. Crosby, Trustee.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18

Annual meeting B. Y. P. U. OF
America, Omaha, Nebraska. Rates
fare plus 81. Dates July 10th to 18th
inclusive. Final limit July 18th.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18

t ulay De ,sd readily in.si,s
''a' The commuuit'
n @%G'a enjoy the bep,t,r
G Ca 1t. facilities sbo on I
III, IN It's support Of The ~.
Inc ioese are but few 9th.
l"S from the liberty %t
CONVEYS information
events events and innuner,S. F
interest It assists n -
p pub opinion. ltdes,,@os
and corrects false ipo.,,a
IS truly claimed that h i,p'j
I, termed a "newspapes,rs%
hosts OF close reader, :.
an ana III loasa1ines. Such II
by no means the least r,1.'
practice nature. Y
II these evident truth, |
s tS5a, and "ho cor9 |
tnem a, then should it pn
OF all intelligent and p,'.
TO foster and encourage \
dependent press.
The good citizen sbops /
tent to read or hear On. /
public questions. h a..
self with all sides Of tS Usa
and is largely attribo 1lsS /
glect OF this duty that t'' nn''
20 unchecked and incsIip" 5s /
comes N to the body pOIiSa Y
Patriots, champions II !,
world over, have lsi 4 I
lives for the freedom 'C ., = !
Others have languisbedY y !.
geons or died in exile ii |,
to exercise the inherent' - !,
speech. Should we not I |.
1t Is guaranteed to us, ~ 49,
all the blessings and Al M |
that it holds out 10 usS .
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-05-18
State Of Louisiana
Parish of Calcasieu

State OF Louisiana
Parish of Calcasieu
Office Of Clerk 18th Jud. Dist. Court.
hereby certify that above and foregoing is
q true and correct copy of a certain original
charter on file in this office. Filed for record
April 23rd, 1906.
In testimony whereof hereunto affix my
official signature and seal at Lake Charles, La.
this 23rd day Of April A. d. 1906.
W. ID. Landry,
AZ Deputy Clerk Of Court.
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4 Twentieth Century Ruskin is the Rey. William J. Cady
 of Bridgeport.
tIIRL THOUGHT SHE VAS DYING
Confessed Her Love For Another to Her Husband, kneeiing Beside Her Death bed '-f1e Forgaye Her, and
 Sae l0f We'll.

Like the faasoas romance of Jo1a Rus&ln, wao gaze lp fife wife Aa .ored to ais friend Sir John Mllass. when ae found rhaf Der heaFe zvas -.1t. srs-nl1s and 1or sle as4baa9 ;. ; rae sf0r9 af tae Ise9= William J f4t!E
 Unlike Rask.a. however. ae sr..l Taar94ea for fer affeets8a aad 5Y al the attitiees 3f t4f. 1rfiet.r zx9oer sought t6 xaa back hf3 R4fe1s .6e4 T9 eaHa extent 9.t. 5f4eeee .--5ss.3z r-tt.e. =. 554ea returned 10 s.fs t4otae and 3a der t5ac- soH-s4t to a5at.fe e44: fame winch vaf.ta wai4 her Aeaft f0 Ais
 HHt aer e!1oH-Afs vent eoHstatltsss=. back D tta =atzer aaaa. aaG saGlg aad sorroWfttIt5 t4er 5af-ea= =lzifae z.afl eaEae .a tae sgHeg pr sg11rt at 5r.t-eDor-. Conn. The minister was -raafF.fl I 91E=
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Tri-atata Convention Missionary Society Of the M. F. church, Kansas City. Mo, May E to r. For the above occasion the following round trip rates and arrangements are all thorizAd to Kansas City, Mo: Rata Open rate Of one and one third fare for the round trip. Dates = safa-May II to r, inclusive ? -rrn lir1i--May 1o. for leaving Kan as City. Transit linit-Continuou passase in both directions.
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Southern Baptist Convention and anyiliary societies. Chattanooga, Tenn, May 10 to 15. For the above occasion the following round trip ratas and arrangements are author fzad 10 Chattanooga. Rate-One fare plus B for the round trip. Dates of sa'a-May I. 5 and 3. Return linn. it-Ten days from date of sale. Transit limit-Continuous passage in both directions.
 General assembly Presbyterian church in the United States. Des Moines, Iowa. May Is to g. For the above occasion the following round trip rates ana arrangements are au- thorized to Des Moines, Iowa: Rat One fare plus B fir the round trip. Dates of sale-Nay II, 15. 16, r.. 21 and g. Return limit-May 31, for leaving Des Moines.
 Transit limit-Continnous passage in both directions.
 Biennial meeting General Fedora ion of Women's Clubs. St. Paul, Mlnn.. May 90 to June :. For the above occasion the following round rip rates and arrangements are au thorized to St. Paul and Minneapolis winn. Rate-One fare plus g for thn round trin Dates of sale-From stations in Missouri May B to 31, In elusive. From all dther stations May 26, B, % and 90. Return limit June 2, for leaving destination. Tran sit limit-Continuous passage In both directions
 g. NJ. Diefey, Agent.
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cree. pr ftE9rfe on t4e -Tot4n1 9f t4t.eef t.oa Tire same t!ag l4Is drean of bye sta tferea ais congregation rent tG twain by the revela ton Of A&s dataea tie tragedy. his heart numb within Atm, he departed for Kansas CttJ where and aex scenes he aas taken aeH charge n toe hope Of plotting oGr the past.
 Mrs cady. free now to place her as. fection5 where thes' have constantly wandered since childhood. has return. ad to the home Of her mother ta New burg. N. l., where lives Dr E. r. Brooks, the man ID whose love the minister has res gned his wife.
 ReE. Mr GadF's last words on leag- Ing for tAe west were of affection and forgiveness for the woman who was his wife
 The two were united on April f, Isoo. at Newburg, Cady, the son Of wealthy Canadian planter. had come to New York several years prior and had worked sVccesslvely as clerk and book agent before his ordtna ton as q minister ln the Methodist Episcopa! church. It was in Newburg after that he met Mss Nichols.
 Mrs Nichols, herself a strict church woman, saw nothing but advantage in the marriage Of her daughter to stalwart young wearer of the cloth, and, though her daughter was madly In love with young Dr, Brooks, her childhood playmate, she was encour, aged to accept the attentions of cady. and the match was finally arranged.
 The young husband took his wife to ManorV!lle, N r, where he was in charge Of church, and for six months his happiness knew no abatement. Then the young wife was suddenly taken i'll. A heavy cold settled on her lungs. and the husband vas almost frantic as he saw her fading away be fore his eyes
 Then + was that she formed her reso. lution. Calling to her bedside the agonlzed husband. she told him with what she thought was her dying breath as he knelt beside her, her eyes turned full on his, the secret that blast ed hls hopes forever.
 " HI, " HI, INe HlIHlSIeI SdJs si4N cried between her sobs, "I must speak and tell you that never, never loved you. I love another. All this while, al this time that you have known me, I've loved another"
 The kneeling man fell back. prostrat- ed by the blow Then as the thought of the solemn hour occurred to him he steeieA his heart and listened silently until the full confession had been made He then called his religion 10 bis supporf. and in voice strained weak, passionate, he said:
 "I forgive you. If indeed wrong has been done. it Is I who have done it."
 That night the patients condition took 8 turn for the better, and within week she was on the road to recov- cry But not yet did he speak to her of the blight which had been east over bis life Not until she had fully recovered did he take the last step. Then 1t vas i in the same calm, passionate voice tha. 1 he said as he took her hand gently;
 If 1t be true, you would better go tc the man you love.
 At the end of the year she left him
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Americans Not Afraid
 To Make Experiments
By Mrs. cRAi1fE. Ensli.h Novelist

IIE of American success everywhere to be found The \ fact is that AMERICANS ARE NOT AFRAID TO MAKE
 EXPERIMENTS while the English fear experiments of any kind
 found the American aorknen everywhere INDUSTRIOUS AND SOBER did single drunken in the three months America, although visited all the chief cities Neither dd meet single beggar.
 American workmen IIyE BETTER and are BETTER EDU GATED than wormen anywhere else They demand and obtain higher standard of comfort and intellectual lfe
 THE AMERICAN WOMAN IS WITHOUT AN EQUAL IN ENGLAND found seventy attending educational lectures in the mornings
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COTTON sEL- SPECIAL RATS

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The Only Charity That
 Does Permanent Good
By PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

IItE great many very excellent charitable people the
 country but of them tend forget times that the
 only charity that does PERMANENT GOOD s that kind of charity that is NOT CHARITY AT AI that teaches how help himself herself The only which any section of czen of matter what coor be permanently benefited is by teaching them to PULL THEIR OWN WEIGHT do their own duty their duty themselves their duty their nghbors duty to the state at large
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A Religious Revolution Is Impending
By COUNT LEO T9E5T0I

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 another ALL KINDS OF CAI4tAI AIIIf f.2 sa4, place traaeaerles. frauds erHa.e- a5r=aul that owing
 , 10 agessness love vii s.sezea t6aerand words,
 e1pernatlral afoe5es. .5 indication t44t the 5f =. ! being re2aeef b7 another. when THAT WHICH E- OUTLINED AND OLD IS FALLING ofF AID BEING z5 T THE NEW then great disturbances l aessress must place consequence 5f .s lazlessness LOVE THE M9sI IMPORTANT tA E6 E.s sARY QUALITY FOR HE SOCIAL. LIFE OF 4sz5 1sas-
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CEAlEG G0 LATENT STA
 think sr present he fife f 5e Christian close the saHs zs ding TIE 9I.D EPOCH WHICH Is ESD1Sf FROM TIE NEW WHICH fs 6Hf5t<z IAfI I1r@ af 1ae great laz for z9zaf1 se4fs aa been preparing Itt-8 f}z HON CONSIST NC TIE IFIffl2f[ OF 1It5 E. 4lt> l-sz5I f4s and founded 7poa gaiaa of tze aaa Of nat TRUE LIBERTY natural t5 a rafaaa #ez E4aeing za tor=ed Christianity 5az9r portion aF te slavery founded I9 55 see aa zFss55fs nations IS TIE COLD GItf.sF4 6E TILE WEALTHY ezarerarion and despair of inc poor increasing of all governments sa2 5zaF ze spread @ ze 7assaizae teaoaags Socialism, tae fa7 sa 9f sae idle discus lpael important activity seienee IA THE MORBID EMPTINESS OF ART all it's aaniesaons and above onz z 5sae of religion ths leading spheres, deliberate 57 of THE LEGALITY 0E TIE 0PPIsEs SION OF THE WEAK E7 TIE STRONG aaa therefore tae complete a44 rational guiding principles
 That which has brought Christian he position n which they began long ago l. Christianity recognized reigon-4 STATE FOUNDED UPON COERCION demanding for is complete obedience b is laws preference religious unable exist without executives attrbiag ivae author ity lt8 r5lers3 4 STATE ENROLLING WEALTH AND POWER And such institution the persons of M rulers and subjects profeses accept Christian religion which procains COMPLETE EQUALITY AID FREEDOM AMONG MEN rec of God all other religion which only repales all coercion, all retrabon and but also ENJOINS LOVE TO ONES ENEMIES; which eztos and wealth. but feekne and such institution persona of heahen accepted this Glrae religion sense distorted form rdng which the pagan organization of life continues be possible.
 
 SOURCE OF LIVING WATER. THE WATER WILL INEVITABLY TO ESCAPE, EITHER THROUGH DAM BY TON OF TIME 80 IT HAS BEEN WITH TRUE CHRISTIANITY STATE CHRISTIANITY DESTROYING THE DAM WHICH RESTRAINED IT AND IS CARRYING ITS WREekAeE AWAY WITH IT.
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s. NJ. Diekey, Agent.