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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

Inc express companies backing up
the Retail Merchants Association
Wlln headquarters in Chicago, have
scared Congress until there is no hope
OF parcels post bill this time. But II
IS coming right along, and if the mil.
mons OF farmers who are the victims
ol the rapacious express companies.
MAD used their organization as these
Dioou-suckers used theirs, there would
nave Deen a bill already through the
House.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

Better hunt up something good to
take the place of some of that cotton
land this season, 1t is possible to
make too much cotton in proportion to
the balance of your crop. Pige and
peanuts are always in demand, and
the world is still eating all the eggs,
it can get
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

GOT telephone in your house? No?
1ood gracious, me! What are Won len.
ing II 5 thing miss you for? Get busS
ana hook on. and be a citizen Of tba
world In this twentieth century. We
are not cave dwellers now
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

All over the South there Is talk Of
the good work done by the split log
uias' 1t would be a good thing for
your local to take the matter up and
see II some sort Of a united movement
naS not be set on foot for general
neisnDorhood work on the puAic high
ways. Take this matter up at your
next meeting.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

: Here We have the upodate damsel shoulder to -,
eager or the Tray for the use, and the effort to wre
pursuits and avocaons to which his physique and his =
uue hm and on which, perchance the lives of wife and
been set s;u tb d n1 a., ~ ,7 current OIL eng ha
is she that "n ;s4 IVAN eu ana Eve span orgefu
. that "sbo ul 1, Pi n''h' ou oNeSe' ul als
his aI1eo;anco that how 71 - " '"e ioSS rspec
DESTROYS ~ bn H. 4 ' Will 'le coarSeSC SIDE = man
os In her the sweet womanlness the dantness the n I'LL
III DAYS gone by formed our sexs chief charm How can +
Tier mind tainted and her conversation is Favored with N
neronio ava l1 ~ u 'Ne n-oe-slece literature, b.
'iac' mans attention (Which her warped IMAGINATION frpoua 49,
lanes LOT adnlraon) to outd erod and to view all hma ~
through an atmosphere of tobacco smoke p '
Lie up-to-date woman nothing not stronomindoa WA
s 10 despse those wonanly wes those feminine oracos m -
Wnch our grandmohers held their sway And v this v WOOL
se IN society Journal legend running thus ais this season a
otcolng small by degrees and beautifully ~ Paranba +h
among women are becoming small by degrees and bpaut;+1
IL contains much food for thought but how can va bnc o
" e III ue superior and rong-mnded female until che with
S o ana by an overwhelming majority puts down this abo;h
custom "hch tends neither to wisdom nor to beautv and which;
ae interior thing of torture to herself and nernea
" ana oeght to that profession which Yields the knife ]
knowledge and science? " Anlle Ill search OF
oe glance at what is mistakenly called the sentimental ia 49,
question:: " nena size OF the
Could we but make the man.
eissI
md without love: boldly assert that lifa s n l.
SylnPay tenderness tact, these 90 to form tbe tru wow
'0ano mas proudly consecrated her his manhood b; ;t
"D0' cloren shall surely rise up and call her blessed
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

iou can always point out the homo
OF a good Union man by the fouan,
nc mas helped the good women foll.S
!" pant around it. He is the fellow
VINO always manages to find time ~
~hltewash all the fences around tho
mouse and barn too. VIC
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07
an1frtfa1> monetarp
5pstfll1 Weak
BY M. ALEXANDRA ULAp
french financial Editor. Now in Americ,.

OF for rnetc Will n,4l, government to blame
anu sar institutions under absolute control Of the Dlns
what hs now exist what is there to prevent
greasr a Aen place? Your financial institutions are der OF
be any no than was the case last nor does there se
a guarantee therefore, there the future? Ahu
same sers n De SEEN Is not possible say probable Ho
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

Don't think you have done all YOU
can Tor your local so long as there is
an eligible person in your neighbor.
MOOD that is not enrolled and an &C
tive worker.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

me Unions are talking about good
ROADS and how to get them. In the
meantime the spilt-log drag is doing
us duty under any and all sorts of
provocation.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

Inc Union farmer is the inveterate
enemy OF all sorts of trusts. Those
tha' are OF any account are fighting
tne Implement and vehicle trust bv
taxing good care of the implements
ana vehicles they have-they are all
unaer good shelter when not in AZ.
tual use. 40 az
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07
Tlaa.'

IBdt' ~, -----------
4,r.i IA ~flammarion's discoveries
80, from experiments with col.
81 a. prove to be all he claims
g.; renee of gardening may be
o.n;o q. With certain vegeta.
a,noIaaH uce, growing under red
aosnot S as fast as without It.
noo,;nol quit kept from decay under
- Or 20 days and strawberry
noss,or ded for that time, then al
hrooL ossom, there is no limit to
nstinns atoms and changes posi-
Thoro i .. vegetable growth and
tragedy, de lDe,easeu' AL the
II 10 not alf not well for them to
90 E,r,,o until the discoveries
M matter 'r ghly tested. 1t is to
on,ressod that blue light had no
Eostoro mo ect on the nervous |
a,stri.l IN beings as it was an.
Ama,si y years ago on scientific
where at 1t would have; nor has
oh.a red light produced the re-
nv nv. fiftsed for it in the cure
hro, diseases. But with the
Thor, rod lammarion tests with
~. .ys@easily made.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

In France we are dis
trustful Of your financial
methods chiefly for the
reason that there is no
governmental control of
your banking system. We
also believe your none
tary system is entirely g
wrong. At the root the
- l. -,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07
SIXTH DISTRICT CONTEST

~e'''a'' TdVrot sure to Have On.
position Next Time.
Baton Rouge, La: The next politi-
cal campaign of interest is the cam.
palgn in the Sixth Congressional Dis.
trlct for Congress. There are signs
that this campaign will open up real
soon.
Ihree candidates are considered al.
most certain, and more are possible
George K. Favrot will be a candi.
date for reelection.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

Inc Union has done wise thing in
providing that only Union members
may hold stock in a Union warehouse
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

The decrease in the
number Of men sentenced
TO Imprisonment, with
OUT a corresponding de-
crease in the number of
crimes committed, may
be partially due to the
extension of the parole
system for first offenders.
We ara hv M
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

Good Union men take care Of their
iamlIles' and to do this requires a
fruit tree in every possible corner Of
the place.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07
About Lawyers?

ONE DOLLALo ,il'ei ioon magazine
- ach turn in the compIi.
Entered at til vi business the dim but
second class NATL lawyer may be seen.
tlon brings out clearly
FRIDAY, FONT in deals or con-
gements that evade or
n p I or more lawyers were
ton deVising ways and
49, these operations a spe.
'''' ''''ce of legality, or cover
Gaming. In some cases.
fdard Oil investigation,
" " a~yors boast before the
" =, their ingenuity il de-
Fpose of the laws OF the
~ W. In the Metropolitan
" you Will find that every
n schemes that have de-
ot'V" ped the stockholders and
=" as invented by great
i"e"'' For huge fee. Abe Hum
pron'e F1minal lawyer, was dis.
III '''e / wrongful practices. What
aIfeao T association going to do
ir"'u ~ 70 others? We have found
prin'IHs not the low criminals in
the 8" those who buy the privilege
9"h" to vice. who are the real cor.
81 ) 1t is the men of power,
up. IRE larger game and by whose
dep"''h a. lower ones live, who
there - .hg the aim and spirit of
menus government. We are get.
them by fines, and sending
" h'l'"ison. But what about the S
the kina ID help them? I don't {
Is "ep'orgreat mass of honorable {
e"r'o' Z mean the big and union.
se' - ''Wyers. Their studies of y
'ne 'r"d equity give them particu. :
"'0 "isdge and special perception 4
"p"N C'lters OF human relations in. Ii
exempphey cannot plead custom "
time Ned methods as their clients $,
gods wknow. -'' N
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07
parnlf Syatfnt
tt11pttfa prtautta
by THOMAS SPEED MosBY.
ai''ouri's Pardon Attorney,

esd e eny OF penal code merely the number Of means to
the WHOLE has mad oue In my opinion our pn sysm
:: Neclu''a'lon, or professional cminaism exists
l,tev nss a IN America although respects cminat
1o'ey Inceasd IN the United IlnaIty hae
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

Don't sign away your own and vour
lanlly's liberty to any merchant
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

y = Louis a lady who
Inc a lFes her favorite
mayef Neck on Christ.
n. " y the only lady
,,,aSss I fgoet is still in
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

The daily news is about
igs and is collected and
human beings, it is rich to
s, It with a philosophical
York Globe puts into
Many events selected from
lately of ",ws," and concludes
shootipsl aFe has not lost its
which { oEinality. These are
usual q "ents": "a Russian
bows, n b sweetheart, and an.
calihrc ! every question put
ceeding "' account arrested
to thinl,n automobilist, to save
in NAV automobile into a pile
damage ehuahgering the
While t. were driving with
GUS TOYS found her son trying
mos, mn, and used the rope to
mir pups Thieves ran
are in ig turkey; the
inr, mounted a bi.
Ad recovered the
events of the hu.
ke interesting vaude
f.nIIiE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07

ANY men, many minds! but alas l greatly fear p (
regards this question, all men are Of one mind ia
deterloating-thS is the unanimous vcIlic-qn I"
reluctantly we acquicsce; reluctantly, indeed, 10
willingly be an iconocIast? Who would wiI1fnr
beautiful ideal of womanhood, surrounded wi.
truth and tenderness, simplicity and sincerity '
fulncss love and life, which has come down 70 "'0
ages since Eve, 'mother Of mankind" from ,rS
'much WOnderinp?o I Il"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07
Its Of %

We hA 8 ruled that It is
practice duty to walk the
win do 'the baby as the
ance, b age man is content
him. to act as the court
ne N such matters.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07
ArupME

-is'or is always alert.
~o of the announce.
w ernment had stopped
A w qnt-Gaudens double.
so IVY. re selling at a pre-.
"nu .os'' apiece, and a few
that q littl twon+r ae,, oeu
center of e. ~ -, eoiu
ave. 20 enter in their
iads Oh Of the coin and
prime ekinted, for the guild.
IN the 40 come after them
at bred pieces have always
lives artcollect. The pre-.
made de- aded and disoopr
hey anf
The Republican journal., 1908-11-19

The Poor's Mills Benovelent Club will hold
social at their hall this, Thursoay' AFTERNOON
and evening.
The grocery. provision, and probably the
stores in general will close Tor inc oay AZ noon
on THANKSGIVING day, according to the usual
custom.
Mrs. Harriet Burr of Auburn, department
president and Mrs. Ruth Robinson OF Wlnslow'
department secretary inspected Thomas H.
Marshall Circle Ladies Of the 6. A. r., in Me-
mortal hall last Tuesday afternoon. After the
inspection refreshments were served 10 lhenl-
bers of the Post and Circle.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Waldo Trust company was held at us banking
rooms in the Masonic Temple at 1O.So a. m.'
November 18th and a board of IA trustees ell
ected. An executive board of five was then ell
ected as follows: James H. Howes, James y.
Durham. Orlando E. Frost, Tileston Wadlin OF
Belfast. aud Albert Pierce of Frankfort. The
executive board held meeting and elected
James H. Howes president, Albert Pierce
vice-president, and Frank R. Wiggin secretary
and treasurer.
RECEPTION TO Mr. AND MRS. ELKINs. One
of the prettiest events of the season was the
reception rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T..
Elkins last Monday evening, by their friends
and neighbors, the affair being in the nature of
a farewell prior to their trip to California.
Sixty-five people were present in Equity
Grange hall, where the festivities took place.
After jolly time with dancing, music and an
impromptu program as the distinguishing fea-
lures, the grand march was formed with mas
ter of ceremonies, Professor A. A. Drury and
his estimable wife in the lead and all repaired
to the banquet room upstairs, where splendid
repast was partaken of The table stretched
the entire length of the large and commodous
room, and was in the shape of cross. Social
conversation and witty remarks We're the rule
as the happy hosts and guests discussed the
good things so lavshly provided by the ladies
of the community. At late hour adjourn
ment was taken and many expressions of kind
ly goodwill and wishes for a safe journey
were extended to Mr. and Mrs. Elkins.
SUPPER AT THE HURD FARM. The Young
Ladies Guild of the North Congregational
church had a delightful ride and supper Mon
day night, when they enjoyed the hospitality
of the Hurd farm in Northport guests of
Misses Maude B. and Clara r. Steward. The
The Republican journal., 1908-11-19

start from town was made shortly after FIVE
o'clock in two Of the Belfast Livery Companys
comfortable buckboards. The evening bid fair
to be cold one, and the twenty young ladies
who made the trip were wise enough to realize
that wraps in abundance were necessary. The
lucky ones who owned, begged or borrowed
fur coats were in the majority, and it would
have taken a discerning person indeed to have
told "who from who" when all were securely
tucked in under the heavy robes The six mile
drive was jolly one, and even the sky was
brilliantly Illuminated as if in sympathy with
the "trippers." The bright lights of the Hurd
farm were welcomed, however, and the first of
a series of hearty welcomes the company re-
ceived was from the threats of Rebecca and
Carlo, who were little puzzled to know what
it was all about. The bright open fires and
warmth inside the house soon made the chilly
ones forget their woes and toes, and interest
shortly centered in the kitchen, where boxes
were rapidly unwrapped and preparations made
for the supper, which was soon ready. And
such supper! Baked beans, steaming hot,
cold meats, hot mashed potato, salads and
rolls, coffee, fancy pies cakes galore, and
fruit. After the delicious repast was over the
company dissolved into committee of the
whole" and clearing up" was but matter of
a few minutes. The bright open fires demon
strated their power to CHARM and were the
center of busiy talking groups, where topics
of the greatest interest were generally dis
cussed. Plans were made, too, for the sale,
chafngdish supper and entertainment that
the Guild is to hold in the church parlors, No
vember 9th, and it was surprise to everyone
when glance at watch warned the company
that it was nearly ten, and going home time.
The DOMINIC of wraps was a matter of some
time, but the task was finally accomplished
and reluctant goodbyes were said to one of the
hostesses and her mother who had done so
much toward making the trip the complete
success it was. The ever-hospitable home was
! rapidly left behind and the drive home in TIE
still, bracing air was voted all too short, and
fitting climax to most delightful trip. The
next meeting of the Guild will be held with
Miss M. D.. Pilsbury Monday evening, Novem-
Der 23d at 100
Charles Littlefield and sister Gertrude who
have been the guests of Mrs. M c. Raynes,
1922 Sewall street, Augusta, returned on Train
No. 1 Monday to their home in Thorndike.-
Kennebec journal.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-19
For Sale

The John Cunningham place, Of acres. on
Upper Miller street. All cleared land. Apply
to MISS ELIZA J. CUNNINGHAM,
on the premises, or at Mrs. Caro- B. Stickneys
telephone 232-13 a.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-19
: NEWS OF BELFAST
,SuEKS' NOTICE.

.reLl<urH>' NOTICE.
,. .,.e. OF The Journal are on sale at
si9 a2g5.siag places, s. most office.
d: sEssseoaGs es a, At the post office; ,,
TNsRr'N"
NG5''gpgN slol Saarsport and M. ]. Dow,
i F SaIiEen oirized agents to receive sub
BaoS5. - and advertisements,
,s.rrtoHs "' To1,RNAL PUBLISHING Co.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-19
Does Not Stimulate

Ayers Sarsaparla does not stimulate It does not make
YOU feel better one day, then bad the next It
is not strong drink No reaction after you stop using it.
There not drop of alcohol in it. You have the steady
gain that from strong tonic and Alternative
knows. Trust him: Do as he says: LGAgs1 LeMsM Ma
Pills? Pills long have they been sold? Nearly
them? Ask doctor and find
The Republican journal., 1908-11-19


tide and it is greatly wondered at that the
Morse did not sometime become wrecked upon
it "A fleet of IS vessels, mostly lumber laden
schooners from up-river and eastern points,
sailed from Rockland harbor last Thursday
morning, bound westward. Many of them had
been windbound for several days and some of
them for three weeks Sch. HollisWood sail
ed last Saturday for New York, in balast....
When the barkentine Mabel ]. Meyers of
Searsport clears from Stockton Springs this
week the last cargo of orange and lemon box
shocks for the season will have been shipped
to Italy. The T. J. Stewart Co. of Bangor
handles all the box shocks shipped to Italian
ports from this sections, and according to
Charles M Stewart of the firm the past sea-
son has been an average one, with between
two million and a half boxes shipped to Italy.
Six cargoes have been shipped, and the Mabel
/. Movers will take out the last one for the
year Recent charters: sch. Wawenock,
Frankfort to New York. cut stone; sen. Annie
Ainslee, Frankfort to New York, paving; sch.
Metinic, Hall Quarry to New York, random
stone; sch. Ira B. Ellens, Stonington to New
York. cut stone. Sch. Florence & Lillian is
laid ND at Bridgeport, Ct, for the winter
Sch J. Manchester Haynes, reported overdue,
arrived at Trinity Bay, Martinique, November
18th. "A Portland schooner is coming here
for extensive repairs and will be hauled out on
Gilchrest's marine railway. Sch. A. F.
Kindberg arrived in the lower bay last Satur-
dav from New York with coal for the Belfast
Fuel Hay Co. She was locked Monday
night and began discharging Tuesday ...Sch.
Annie B. Mitchell is loading stone at Long
Cove for Philadelphia, and Capt. E. G. McDon-
aid was at his home in this city the first of the
week.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-19

Charles Lttlefeld and sister Gertrude, who
have been the guests of Mrs. M. c. Raynes
1922 Sewall street, Augusta, returned on Train
No. 1 Monday to their home in Thorndike.-
Kennebec Journal.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-12

The Misses Emma and Cora Reh-
rens. Of New York. arrived in the
city recently. and are located for the
seasod in the Edmond Miller apart
ment house, at the corner e Pal
metto avenue and Cedar strett
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-15
MAKING OF WINE
HAS PLAYED OUT
PROHIBITION LAW BRINGS THIS
INDUSTRY TO A SUDDEN
TERMINATION.

Atlanta, July 1.-THE wine making
| industry in Georgia has been brought
to sudden termination by the adop-
| ton of the state prohibition law, a
| fact which the more strongly impress
es itself as the harvests of the vine
yards are at hand.
While Georgia has never taken
| any prominent stand among the wine
l growing states, there are several
i large vineyards throughout the state
/ whose product has, until this year,
been manufactured into domestic
! wine, which the state has heretofore
| permitted the producers to dispose of
without the requirement of paying
! tax. Now he is not only forbidden
| to sell the product, but under the law
he cannot make it. He must either
\ dispose of the grapes las they come
from the vines or M ke of them
some product which is wholly non-in-
toxicating.
| Some vineyard owners have arrang-
ed to market a Target proportion of
the fruit but there wiH yet be great
quantities of it which will go to
waste unless some oth9 r product can
be made of it. The situation has led
a number of owners of Georgia vine
yards to make inquiry into the meth
DDS of manufacture and preservation
of unfermented grape jaice which has
come to be an importan t commercial
product 1t is sold now at practical
ly every soda fountain in the country
and is in frequent use by physicians
in the treatment of certain complaints
That there would be ready sale for
ID there is little question, and the es-
Establishment of this new Georgia indus
try as the result of state prohibition
may be confidently looked fer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-15
DELICIOUS BA,sA,ta .i,E5.

This recipe is highly recoeaMe:,f.s ~ az.
our corros pondents; t. 1t tpr L, "a
Peel five large ba"a1as, ~, $50,
teaspon f4ls Of suy'~. i 80
cream hastpn t. g. 80 e lG
nackage o t 4nor, .TELi4O disc i4} ...'
boiling watnr. j ~ - IA i i i," -
garnish nth can1i al Oh "~'ns - =.
craHpn, e"c'l J. >
sold by all Grot' -
The daily tribune., 1908-11-12
Prof. Oles'
Famous Concert

Prof. G. ". Oles. the American
violinist of national reputation, assist
ed by Miss Darby. pianist, and Miss
Goody koontz of Canon. who IL a
splendid reader and elocutionist, Z,
will give a concert Thursday evening
in the Houston opera house. This is
to be an evening of entertainu ent
furnished by talent of exceptional
ability. Prof. Oles is we'll known in
this vicinity and everyone will be
pleased TO have another opportunity
of attending one OF his high class con-
certs. Miss Goodykoontz will be
u valuable addition aud will afford
those who hear her much amusement
aud pleasure. Tickets and reserved
seats may be secured at Yelton's. be.
ginning Tuesday morning. 5962
The daily tribune., 1908-11-12
COMMITS SUICIDE.

Dispatches from Cr pple Greek to-
day tell Of the suicide Of Robert
Crawfo ID. formerly n we'll known res
1 lent OF this county. He loft note
to his children stating that he took
the chloroform through dependency
owing to i'll health aud the loss OF
his wife. who also committed suicide
several months ago. He leaves four
children and has resided in Cripple
Greek for fifteen years.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-12
PENNY SAVING BANKS FOR SCHOOLS.

Penny savings banks as q part OF
the public school system Of Denver
are to be discussed The meeting for
this purpose is to be under the direc.
tion of the Evans Circle Mothers
congress.
Mrs. w. H. Beasom, of the Mothers
congress, is to speak for the parents.
and Mrs. Peterson, one of the teach
ers, from the standpoint Of the child.
rep.
The finance committee Of the school
board has the schome under cosidera.
ton. The system is advocated by
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
In Des Moines SO. 900 was deposited
by the pupils in one month. To
school children of Oklahoma have
nearly SEQ. on depost. In one
county In Pennsylvania the savings
amount to about $4,000.
The meeting will be presided over
by DIR. Abby d Allen. president OF
the congress.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-12

THE WEATHER-Snow fiurries
this afternoon aud tonight. Friday
fair with slowly rising temperature,