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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15

&tno rpre n. Sds d6t
Sabre alte SD9terlein elmer Srau Hels
@uftapfon in Spper, Minn., lit auf
Dem Seimnese BON Dem 9auie ibrer
@roBmuttsr, cine Diftans bon etpd
bier Meilen, erfrpren. Mit einern sebn
Sabre alien Better bate bas Mdbhen
feline @robmutter beIu4t uno nit feiz
mem @sfGbrten oaiin ben 9eimtpeg an
getreten. Na6oem Die &inoer bier
Stunben umbergetpanbert, errei9ten
fie bas 9aus zines t9enrp Carlton, tpo
6as MlGb9en bpr &dlte erI tarrt Suz
Tammenbra9. Ollie Wieberbelebungsz
beriu9e ipareil b%ergebens, es ftarb ndd
eintaen Minuten.
Oie e r a 3 rung oes
Scales 1T auf oie Wpne BON erps
fem Ginfiub. 3ipei SGafe oefeIben
Stammes, nit gleiGsr Wole, jeoo6
6as cine maitig uno bas anbere mdBig
erndbrt. aeigen f9pn BET Ser nG9iten
S9ur cine tpeientlide @eri9ieoenbeit
in Der Dplle. 8eim erften S9afe 1T
Die Wone ndnlli9 ldnger. bGrter uno
tpeniger elaitif9 als beim 5peiten. Der
ltnteridieo madt fi9 Bel fortgefebt
berf9iebener @rnd6rune BET Der atpeis
ten un0 Oritten S9ur mod mebr be-
mertli9, in6em bas mGBig eefiitterte
Sdaf Die uripriinslt9e 8ei9affenbeit
Ser Woue beibebdlt, pdbrenb bas an
bere mebr un0 Hlebr BON Der urIpriing>
li6en 8efdaffenbeit feiner @plIs ab=
ipei6t. Birb oieie @erf9iebenbeit Der
Grnabrung our4 brei Biz bier @enez
rationen fort9efibrt, 70 erleioet bie
Na6su9t fol6e &bdnoerunsen, Dab
man Die Ibftammung bon oemfelben
Stamme niht mebr erfernt uno fir
faum .m6sIi6 balt. Mus biefem Grunoe
erforoert 0as Mlerinoidaf Der beutigen
3eit cine gang anOere Grndbrung dls
jenes pur 80 BIB 40 Sabren. Die Die
&ultur 8oben, Menf9en unb 8Glter
Gnoert, 10 au9 Die Wone uno oeren
TrdQer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15

nur einmal berf6naufen gu laFen. 60
a6tlos lie i'm anfanes bebanoelt bate,
10 iebr fpurbe es ibr allnGlia gum
8ergniigen, ibn tpie einen eroben
9errn ~anaureoen, aaerlei pi9tig Him
genoe politif9e, fo5iale, fitercrif9e
5rdgen ibm borsulegen, ibn aus ieiner
9aut beraus gu Gnsftieen.
Gr mar f9on gar5 blab uno bate
nerft0rte @usen. Seine 4ntfporten
fparen INNER rlir elm Na9fpre6en
i6rer eigenen Menoungen.
8eindbe bate fie INN in's 9efi9t
eela6t. Gr fam ibr Dor pie elm neu
einqeifeItes girfuspferb, bas an Der
2eine lGuft uno fpringt unb fortpGbz
reno oas Saufen elmer unIidtbaren
peitf9e iiber iid fpiirt.
Die Sante ging ab unb gu, bolte
@ein, 9lGfer, fleine Sudden, bra9te
fogar gigurren. Die ab3ulebnen aber
sSirgen bod nod 8efinnung genug
bate.
gns er tpieoer alrf Der Strabe itanb,
braute es linn i'm 8opf. @r bate elm
n~ebelbaftes, bages Gmpfinoen bon
5rGulein Olgas blenoenoer &lugbeit
un6 feiner unen0li9en, u~nergrInos
li6en Summbeit.
Sang ldngiam, S9ritt Dor S9ritt,
rift er oen i'm 9erbftregen aufgepei6e
ten Weg mad 2udmiiblen suriid. Gr
.brau6te cine breimal langere 3eit als
auf Dem Sintpeg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15

mSiireen!" oonnerte 6errn bon ponz
toms Stimme bon oriiben.
gr quote job sufommer, cine
Slamme f9lug inn iber's @sfdt.
.Sirgen, eeb ni6t!" rief &utb. bon
plObli3er @ngft gepadt.
SD fomme f6on!" eab er lart sus
rid, nit fonOerbdr mibt0niger
Gimme. Gr rib feinen Mrm, ben
Rutb umtlummert bate. briist los
uno ftiirmte ii6er sen Slur no9 oes
@aters 3immer.
Hutb folgte linn ldufenb, unmDelih
fonnte fe ibn anein geben laKen. Mber
Ser @atsr, Der i'm erfpartete, iab ie
b6ie an uno fdlug ibr Die Sbiir Dor
Ger Iafe gu. sic b0rte ben &iegel
idnappen. 8lab un6 regunsslos
blisb lie Damn brr Ger Sbiir ite9en, um
su lauf6en.
Srinnen CAB Serr bon ppntotp fei>
mem Siin9lten einen 10 farten Stob
gegen Die G6ulter, baB er Elm paar
S9ritte in's 53immer binetntaumelte.
gr bate einen rotben aopf, fab aber
fpnft ni9t a1au errsgt aus. .2affe
Su!" fagts er i'm tisfften Son inner
li9iter 1eberaeuguns.
Olga fab unneit bss S9reibtii9s.
Inter ser lei9t peroriidten, funitpolz
len Sriiur gliibten lire fleinen Sbren.
Sirgen fob Die eriten Mugenblide nrr
oarauf bin, pie m~agnstif9 gebannt.
Sirgen, i6 babe sic berflagen
miiFen," faste Olga nit elmer Stimme.
sic leiie bebte, troboem fie ii9 @epalt
antbat. sd peiB ia. bab sic mir
grteeIinnt fein mDgen, aber sic brin>
gen mid INN Den Huf, mein 9inb. Ser
iibeln sic es mir nt6t :"
,,@as bsriibeln!" fubr @0B bon
ppntoip oa5pif6en. .Sie bitten i'm
tpo1l nod gar INN gni6uloigung! Sa,
mein Sobn, nimm porlGufis oas fir
Define Seniterpromenaoen = unb bas
: uno ale suten Sinse iinb brei!!"
Die brei guten Singe tparen urfrdf@
tiee Sbrfeiaen. bie re9ts unb Limits an
siirsens Seii6t f%uuften NIT elmer
Wu9t. baB Ser baumlange Menfd
taumelte.
olga ma aufesfabren. Stein, 9err
bon Bpntop! Sas iii =! SasI bdtten
| sic mir erlpdren f0nnen J"
ollie ibre Herben iparen in Nufs
rubr. @6B a9tete ni9t auf tie. Gr
ipar iebt mGdtig i'm 6abrpufer.
Sol! Ou S6lemibl, Oh pobbdm<
li9er @riinf6nabel! Sas mar bos
erte! l1nb gum a~peiten perbe i9 Si6
iebt Elm Sdrden Ober SSpei auf &eiisn
T6iden. &annit Dir Die Melt NAL auf
anoern SDrfern anguden, mein Sic
Der. 9amit mir Did cine 3ettlan9
lps perben. 60, fertis. 2infsums
febrt. @bieu."
Siirgen bate fiG unpiGfiirli9 nit
bei6en SGnben an ben gei9lagenen
&opf sefaBt. @s poren ni9t Die
Sbrfeigen aleirl, Die Ddrin brannten.
Mar er benn nod Elm Nisnfh, poer
mar er Elm Sbier? llnb mar Ods Slga
uno 0as BORT Ser 0ater 3
Ser 0ater uno Olga! Dds hatten
6ie matchmaker? uno er fo1te aus Dem
Saufe -
Sie 8eIinniing fam ibm plOsli4 gu
rid. Gr lteb Die 9Gnbe fallen.
Gortiebuns folgt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15

,&iep De Sf9Gnf6' I'M Is endus. Wo
gebt Is 6eint mod 70 en- Mann9"
lin Sa 6erbei iein Dem Sf9dbf bor
Giibruna iperflid Sbrdne thinner Die
8ade selaafe I'm Ser Si9aIi felber Is
aa9 gan5 pei9 geporn.
lin Damn is sic 2e6 uff en- orrlere
Mann gefimme I'm es bot E &oItimmer
bum Sf9ani (&eener BUN Die Regelz
lers, SD meen bie Stammedits, fone
msrn e 4utfeiter) gefragt. mas for e
@ort Mann oes mar.
3d." fsgt Der Si6alli, of, bes is e
gbremann, Der fimmt 5peimal ieoe
Sag erei."
nSs er Damn G gebilbeter Manne"
bot ga Der 9oitimner tpieoer sefragt.
.S9ur," iegt Der STdali, ri9ur.
Ser Wonn bot e feline @Oi9ufdf9en:
gr trintt Smportirts I'M f4mptt 5tpee
for e Quarter Sieearn."
In pie oes 10 Is, mann mer 10 beiz
famine f;bt, es fimmt Die Geb uff Den
I'M uff Selbisen I'm 90 iest Der SDrres
0ueti9ez6annes 10 gar5 q la prppoh,
Der Sdpt'n @pun6fp, po IeBte San se@
ftortpe mar, ser mar aa6 e fsbr feiner
mann nit erer feline @of9utdf9en I'm
erer bo5e 8iiloung getpefe.
ySb peq : SD tpeeB nit" fest
Oct Si9dut uno 5iebt e SiemIi9 gerings
f9dBige Miene. s@el6 bot er plentp
debdtt, dtpfper --------.
Ob, tpell, tpann E Mann tpie Ser &dptn
on enc belize Sag en- Sfubner berldnet
= nell, Sd Jag gar mir. @ann er 10
Spri9t gebatt bot, ba bGtt er bod E
Baar &leine trinte tonne. go. lobt
Ni6 aus nit Dem! 9es mar feeSi3enz
telmGr. lin pie er felbisesmal iein
@e6ortstas eefeiert bot. ba bot er fein
Stoff Zoe Wein I'M Die Siggars) bun
Netp gorf fimme lofle aus'm 9obliGls
haus. Gebt nler meg nit oem!!"
lin Damn is Die &e0 pieoer uff mas
@nneres aetimme I'm = sic pifIe ia,
pie oes 70 is, ba frdgt Gener, no Ell
gentli9 Ser Seinameit=Sid ftede tbGt.
neil mer bun Dem gar mir mebr fehe
nm BORN tbGt. yS6," fegt Der Sf9oni.
Der 9eindmeit Did Der is aueipeiG
febr fleibis. 0es! Sebs Mor9e I'm
baIb fiiptpe trinft er i9un en- 8bisteb
bier poer au@ Stpee o6er bret"
9a batpDe mer Inns Of eourie al
aefreit, boB Ser Seinameitz9i 10 ris
formt bot III 10 fleiBig is. III Damn
batptpe g8ir pieber iiptper arlnere
@e6e getalft. Sn5iOenteli is Damn Die
&eo uff en- annere Mann getimme In
ser an0beliepp, tpo i'm ME gefennt bot,
bot De Sf9ali gefragt, mas for e Sort
BUN eme Mdnn Ser nGr.
rWas2" f9reit Ser Si9aui. &c
Wann9 60 mas fall SD feen Mann!
0eg is e 2oafer, e orefiser. 60 lang
tpie ct i'm Slad pobnt, is er no9 ME
nit bier berein gsfpeIe erfept eimol, 90
mar SSemonb fid bei inn IN er bpt Wtet
pab<Selepbon geiuft I'm aebn Gents
for oe Gall be5ablt I'm nod nit emol e
@las @ier bot er rerSe6rt. Der 9oas
fer! Salt Sbr oes pieLei9t enMann2"
Nea, Miiter goiter, % fDnns Sic
iebe. pie Menf9e setih0of6t tpern.
Msnpbon Is es 5dct, oaB Die SaIubns
tiepers al febr quite Meni9efenner Icin.
@ptper i6 glaa6, oaB, pann Sc
mano De Sf9aqi mad mir, no9'm
rside Sobn, frase tbdt, oab Sd net &c
fOr9te brdu9t, Dab Der Sf9uli Did
f9lsdt made ibdt.
Mer fann stpar nit piHs. Ger
Sf9ali sleidt es nit. baB SD aad
mon4mal gum Neu gorter Si9aIi
seh. Iptper funfdt, elaab Sd, fonn
e. Mir pertlid mir S4le4ts nahfugs.
Sbne 6ts @dmIihe tpiinfdenb
20 bn Hitf6. ESQ.
~ m7ES{oafa ,e;fsoo ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
aGer6anO UDpen.
Wie am Stammtii9 bic Weni@eE
benrtbeilt uerhen.

Gtn gentleman uno tparum 9tueemetne
Rttbrlno- @abre SiIouns -SiGauis TRen'
f~denfenntni6 Gin anoeres Bib Gabiees
@etpiRen.
M fer 6 = yMQee
bunnDbr er mar e feiner Mdnn, Oh
is mir oerbei I'm 8 i6entelmdnn In Sd
tbdt es aa9 teenem erlabe. mas sese ibn
&c fase." 60 bot Der Sf9ani neili6
bun emme Mann geiast, mo i9on Dor
GINGER 3eit geitorbe mar, I'M IS mar
grad Gle 8eo uff ibn sefimme sepeie.
I'M Der Sduermdf9 Sf9Gbt. Dem
Sf9aui lei 8arfieper, bot ber5u eeiebt:
sd font fase, er mar e Sf9intels
mann = oa is fee Sag beraanae, no r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15

nit ~penigftens
fuf5ig@ents bier
In Dem 2ofal
e~efpeno't BOT IN
man9mal aa9 e
lanse Set mebr.
I'm i9 ipeeb nod
tpie beint, tpie er
felbiges Wdl for
Ilbermann eez
ldaTe IS IN Fl
bot Die Sire D
eetrietet grab
an biefer Sdr,
mo sic ieB Ora
ffebn. Sf9entels
mans, I'm er bot
e Suf5ig Doll
lar : Bill bier
ii 10 per biefen
Counter erIpz
iper eepGBt I'm
bot aefaat:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
@enitthltd1.

Grnu: ~Moreen 1T Der grite. bo
seben sic. ih ouloe sic teinen Sag
lGnger I'm Qouje.- = s. d n:
r@15n, Wo0om', 6o fSnnttn ipir IA
beuf Mbsnb meinen Qfbfnieb feieru.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
Mnrrre AtuDer.

qapa gum fleinen GribD: ~6risl,
es niibt alles ni9is, Ou mubt unbes
oingt folsen!1 = GribI: sd bitt'
Did, papd, ih bin aber bod niHt per>
beir1t6et!x
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-15
II. e a b |.

O. don ldnsit. als Siirgen nod tiei
- in Ser fldgli9en @rfenntnib
O feiner Summbeit uno un5uz
IGnolihfeit ffedte. hattie Sldc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10

time, it does me good. starts tho o,r
crlation, and when you 90 AWAY
seem a new man, and laugh and Fool
like had been off on a vacation feb
ing, or something. 1t was a groat
mistake that | did not have a famiIv
OF boys to keep me mad part Of tbe
tine, because a man that never hno
any IhilS 10 make him mad is no good
envy your dad in having you around
constantly to keep his blood in circ,
lation. | suppose you are rcsnon s sihIo
LOT his being, at his age. as sprv as y
Coy He told me when he and Won oct
back from Yellowstone park Iast su 81
mer that the trip did him a world ~
good and that he got so he couId
Climb a tree-just shin rig,t nm lilo
cat and that you We're the brayost how
ne ever saw, said that you would erbt !
a bear as quick as eat Such A boy
I'm proud to call my friend Whot |
vas 1t about your fighting bears :
with 10 weapon hnt
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
Was Willing to Chance

According to Harpers Weekly Mar.
snail p. Wilder tells of a ys,ng man
IN Wilkesbarre who had aspirations
TO the hand of daughter of one Of
.ne wealthiest men in that place. Re.
Gently the hopeful one had an inter.
view with the father for the purpose
OF laying the matter before him
Wen groWled the old man, what
l most desire to know is, what nre.
paratlon have you made for the fu.
tureT on" exclaimed the sutton, in
conhdent and obliging tone, 81 am a
PRESBYTERIAN; but, if that denomipa.
Iion doesn't meet with your approval,
am quite willing to change"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
TWO WRITER'S OF BIOGRAPHY.
'0nnson and Boswell Exponents Of
Different Schools,

IL is an interesting fact in the his.
Tory or literary genres that two of
'ne great examples of biographical
writing occur almost side bv side
Loss tnan decade separates the com.
pietlon OF Johnson's Lives of the
Poets"-happily honored in the new
eoltlon of the late DR.. Birkbeck Hill
from the publication of his own life
W boswell. Yet with the latter book
a new type of biography came into
peing' Johnson, In the main, had
IKE most of his predecessors fol.
lowed a simple narrative and exnosi.
tory method, prefxing a plain story
Oh the poets life to a systematic ac.
count of his character and a critical
eslmate OF his works; he gathered
MS 1aas and impressions together
ana spoke for the author and for him.
sell. Boswell, on the other hand
making use of a more dramatic I
me'nod' succeeded in his attempt to
'et 1ne author reveal himself. and IN.
steaa OF an exposition of character
panied a picture of personality 70
winch his own comments were sinh.
'rdlnate. What we see as a TYNE ~
mind and character in Johnson's work
We see as a living man in Boswell
The Forum.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10

l knew the bears would be getting I,
Inelr work pretty soon, so | took dor
ana we walked away off. and he ta,kod
ABOUT how God had prepared tb.t no -,
as warning to sinners of what Voc
&c come, and l knew his system was
Sort OF running down, and | know no
needed excitement, a shock or Sow
tning, to make reaction, so | steered
MIN around by the garbage pile,
Say, before he knew il we woro
fight IN the midst of about nine hears
siiHziles' cinnamon bears, black hears
ana all OF them raised up and said
'Whoof!" and they growled and hv
scsh' just as quick as | could run this
knife into your liver, missed dad Ha
just yelled; "Hennery, this is the linn
IT, and here is where your door old d,d
sptlnts for tall TIMBER" and he made
LOT tree, and | yelled: Hurry nm
Gao" and he said: Il amt wa,k;na
am ~ and you ought to have Soan
LIS short legs carry him to the troo
anu help MIN skin up it. have scan
SQUIRRELS climb trees, when a doc Voc
al'er them, but they were slow com
pared to dad. When he got I'm 70 =
i'hio ne yelled to me to come on I'M ..
he wanted to give me a few last IN
s'rucuons about settling his estato hu.
! told him I was going to plav y w U
lSniel IN the lions den, so | studied
the bears for a while and LET dad VOL
TOT the police, and then picked nm o.
afmful OF tomato cans and made .
rush for the bears, and yelled and
-hreW cans at them, and pretty coo,
very bear went oft into the wooda
srowling and scrapping with each
''her. and | told dad to come down !
I'D would save him at the risI, -
ny lie. Dad came down as ouicl, 80
lie went up, and took his arm and $
7u MIN TO the hotel, and when we oot .
the room he would have coI,ancod /
MY gave him big drink Of wbier.,, :
III then he braced up and said. n
lIehhery, when it comes to big game
Oh and | are the wonders rf tbn n
crId. You are brave, and | am dis il
'eet and we make a team hard 70 n
.at' told dad he covered himself n
I'm glory, but that he left most of bis le
nus on the tree" but he said no ~
ant care for few pants when he had 4,
boy that was the bravest that eyar c,
me down the pike" WA -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
mo TROUBLE"
10 Change from Coffee to po,t,,,,

J.. Postum has done a world Of good
1or me" writes an Ills. man, e'''
I've had indigestion nearly 81, NM
lie but never dreamed coffee wac ivy
cause of my trouble until last snr,n .
l got so bad was in misery all tho
time. oil the
"A coffee drinker for 90 wears e.
nIltatea my stomach and nerves vet
I was Just crazy for it. After drinki I.
~ WIN my meals, I would leave tbs
t tsoie' 90 out and lose my meal and
as ever W 40 hungry
:, :; A friend advised me to quit cossoo
s s, use Postum-said it cured him
SINCE taking his advice 7 retain Ill.,
1000 !, ard get all the good ont oS IL NY
uo N, nave those awful hungry ene dno
i changed from coffee to p ope,,s,
h %ltnout any trouble whatever fol-.
Te on, r1 from the first day I drank #
I am well now and give the cr en ~ ~,
Postum" Name given NV e1 p 10
60 co. Battle Creek, Mich. Read I tbs IN
NE nlot book i,,, The Road to WellVille" ip
'NsS' There's reason" III !
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
Bibles for New YORK. uo+o,

Inc proprietor of newly furnishes
I'VE" York city hotel has given an ordo,
70 d publishing house for 200 Bibles 81
nave oeen hearing lot lately" bs
s"lu' about hotel guests going wron q
because there were no Bibles in tbais
rooms. Several years ago it was tho
pract'ce OF many hotels to inclnde -
n olole IN the list of necessary furnitnrs
Gfaaually the people who We're bacl -;
sne enterprise lost interest and tha
pooks disappeared. 1t now seems tho.
. nl"ny persons, particularly commercioI
travellers, complain of missing tbnn
frequently they read a chapter hafnr"
gong to bed just to drive away ~
plueS' put now they never get a channo
10 look inside Bible. That heiur .So
case y shall not be said that anv nan
at my house is driven to nor
oitiH9 for the want of Bible.p
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
MryJaro MIJon

| ~ 1E,Riag@
The following letter Is only one Of
many thousands which are on file In
the Pinkham Office, and 20 to prove
beyond question that Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound must be
remedy of great merit, otherwise !,
could not produce such marvellous
results among sick and ailing women
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
about nine months ago was a great sui.
terer with female trouble, which caused No
severe pam, extreme nervousness and fro
quent headaches, from which the doctor
Iailed to relieve me. l tried Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and within
snort time felt better, and after taking five
bottles OF it was entirely cured. Therefore
heartily recommend your Compound as
splendid female tonic. II makes the monthly
periods regular and without pain; and what
blessing it is 10 find such remedy after 50
many doctors fail to help you. am pleased
10 recommend 1t to all suffering women
Mrs. Sara Wilson, 81 East ID Street, CinciD-
natl, Ohio.
III you have suppressed or painful
periods, weakness of the stomach,
indigestion, bloating, pelvic catarrh,
nervous prostration, dizziness, faint
ness, don't-care" and want-to-be.
Ieft-alone " feeling, excitability, back
ache or the blues, these are sure indi-
cations of female weakness, or some
arrangement of the organs, In such
cases there is one tried and true remedy
Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
BOYS TERRIBLE ECZEMA.
Mouth and Eyes Covered with crus.s
Hands Pinned Down-Mracu.
lous Cure by cuticura.

When my little boy was six months
olu' ne mad eczema. The sores extend
ed so quickly over the whole BODY
thaC we at once called in the doctor.
we then went to another doctor
out he could not help him, and in our
despair We went to third one. Mat.
ters became so bad that he had regr.
lar holes in his cheeks, large enough
10 put finger into. The food had to
De given with a spoon, for his mouth
was covered with crusts as thick az
finger and whenever he opened the
mouth they began to bleed and sun.
purate' as did also his eyes. Hands,
arms, chest and back, in short the
whole body was covered over and
over We had no rest by day or night
whenever he was laid in his bed. we
mao 10 pin his hands down; otherwise
ne would scratch his face and make
an open sore. think his face must
nave itched most fearfully.
We finally thought nothing cor,d
nelp' and 1 had made up my mind to
send my wife with the child to En-.
rope, hoping that the sea air might
cure him, otherwise he was to be mt
under good medical care there, But
LORD be blessed, matters came differ.
ently, and we soon saw a miracle. A
rlenu OF ours spoke about Cuticura
we w made a trial with Cuticura soap
ointment and Resolvent, and within
en- days or two weeks we noticed
ecided improvement. Just as ouick,v
S the sickness had appeared it also
egan to disappear, and within ten
'eeks the child was absolutely we'll
no his skin was smooth and white
never before. F. Hohrath, Presi.
ent OF the c. L. Hohrath Companv
anufacturers of Silk Ribbons, 4 to %
INK Alley, South Bethlehem, Pa,
Inc S, 1905" -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
REST THAT RESTS.

Rest means rest.
Cut out" worrying.
Rest with a capital R.
Few persons know how to rest,
hushlng for trains and boats ISM
resting.
Being elbowed by vulgar mob isn't
resting.
Neither is staying home and being
annoyed by endless details.
overdressing, overeating and Too
much excitement are not restful
over Sunday rest is best accom-
pl, Isl by trip to some restful place.
The idea is to discover what hast
agrees with one and then to follow II
as well as possible.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
Ca Garden City, Texa, -.

j. Il. Ward Medicine To Jan. Il
Big Springs, Texas, W. \
~ Ge1tlemen-Two boxe. y,
Plils have cured me Of OH KidO Os yssj
| have suffered for mora a., }
with severe back ache, hsvin.aa a !. \
e era times during the nig I !, nnl
feel better, and am abIa !" u
G dal labor than for the past y te 20 q
OUT any back ache or symn oss!as'
trouble. Very truly, A. sTGR q NM
81, r. s; S;-send us your drur,,,.'
an a 10 cents and we viii HJ' sss |
So,cent box of Wards sl K,s ssaa|
t lne create greatest Kidney Ren sssI'
"A A guaranteed cure for "a.
Bladder Troubles, Diab unt M ~
Aching Back. Rheumatisn,, S y
Irritat, 10 fass Water, Inasns'
Ita or liberation Of I tSs y
S ;l Kidneys. Removes Grave T . =
rom the Bladder. Sold I s1i o. !
'eed by your local druggist. u :
j. L. WARD MEDICINE; N
Big Springs N,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10
new Element In cnu

famle' a species of gigantic |
which produces, directly bers,s
outer bark, fiber that can hs y
alone or in conjunction with n
wool or cotton, and gives to n.
into which it is woven a hs.1
silky finish, is being prodrcss
China at the present time n Az =,
that promises to make II An =
tant element in the worlds Cons :
Unlike cotton, it is not An =,
crop; once planted it will nmI
Tor a dozen years. 1t does mi !.
evenly, and as soon as one c,,.
pulled the plant goes on n,os'.
again; occasionally, in tropic,l !.
it is only in a yery "
climate that it can be grown
plant will give four crops in ,,
A good stand Of plants will ruD !,
TWO to three tons of fiber per ,,,,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-10

up, and looked at him with a grin tina
was tantalizing. What is it, sewe
gas! My, but the board of bealtI
won't DO a thing to you if the in
spector happens in here. Those egg,
must nave been mislaid by a hen tina,
hSu diseased mind" and the bad boy
LOOK bottle OF cologne out of the
STOW case and began to sprinkle the
Hoor, and squirted some of it on the
Ole mans clothes.
Say do you know l bought those
eggs OF man dressed like a farmer
VINO came in here yesterday with his
rants IN his boots, and smelling as
though he had just come out of his
COW stable?" said the old groceryman.
as ne took piece of coffee sack and
wiped yellow egg off his whiskers
And yet they are old enough to at
tend caucuses. Go on now" and the old
groceryman threw the eggs out in tbeaI-
ley, and washed his whiskers at the
sink.
On l guess not" said the bow as
nc sat down ON tin cracker boy and
began to eat figs out of a box. 81 know
something about the law myself and |
II you drive me away, you could be ar. |
rested Tor breach of promise, and ar
son. and you could go to the peniten-
t!ary. 1t was all could do to mako
the police believe you didn't set this
ZIG shebang afre to get the insurance
and my being here has drawn more
custom to your store than the ouaIitv
u your goods would warrant No cir
stay right here, and advise with Won
mo Keep you out Of trouble.
oh, sugar no; you don't need n
o. said the old groceryman, as he ,
anne up to the boy, wiping the soan- :
uds of, and trying to smile 81 was :
Ely Joshing you, and, honestly 7 on :
~ you. Life is a dreary burden when :
ou are away. Somehow have got 90 >
" blood gets thick, and my appetite b
MS when you are away from town
ID when You play some low down =,
4ch on me, while | seem mad at the -