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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-08-06
R,,iIdino Paved Streets.

Natchitoches. - Governor Sanders
good roads speech bore fruit when
the city council unanimously adopt
cd an ordinance setting aside one
and one-ouarter mill tax on the as
sessed value of the city and author
lied the capitalization of the revenues
from said tax for ten years TOR the
nurnose of building and constructing
about our miles of model graVel
streets.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-08-06
NEWS OF THE WORLD
pssume Of the Items OF Inter
A Bite. our Country and the World
CO. At Large For the Past re"
Days.

.o * lgNl. G.
go ~, Ward liner Vigilance burn
and sank at pier. \
ed anu .ro were hurt in a Big p
FOrty-'S,o ,,.,r ZionyiIIe, Ind.
Four "Tr'N '''"' r,.,, ..r,,
lLls ,;,..r near GaIlipolis, 0.
in Ono T'''' "S' .n,,,,,a uo,tir.
Moors are missing 'I0""u ,:. ;'l,'''
Ia and menace SP"'''7, ''S''''''' -,
Mrs. EIl""'' VI .DI... ! Ma
wears old, mother II. OF Ao ,,. . -N"
oney, died at b'IoNI' N'is''
The names Of the fire insurance
companies sued IN MISSISSIPPI nJ'
antitrust penalties "'I' "'"'''
lie.
CONGRESSMAN Champ Clark IS
lining up the Democrats IN 'n e
House for " "S''' '''' wv
bill. = t,,o
Patrick L. Lynch, steward OF the
Elks' Club at Beaumont leH2 va" '
murdered and t"S '0"' '
thugs.
A Bay City, Miss, mass meeting.
declined outside aid, declaring !. ' mere
was no suffering a' i''"''
ricane.
Dr.. James B. Cowan' - year"
oI1, last surviving member OF Gen,
\. B. Forests staff, dropped 'S"0
at TuIlahoma, lenn'
President Taft is pleased will
no tariff bill situation and believe
t S0 will secure practically all Of hi
demands for lower duties.
orril,a Wright remained aloft |:
y oL aaronIane 20 minutes and 3
MS o" a1, n a trial at Fort Myer, H
ss'gn0o a. successful landing.
D'' r ,,,onnmoOt in the vicksbul
r Inv Military Park to the fol
Na'lon"l 81 tho EIGHTH Louisial
G @ Srtil IL will be dedicat'
ll'a' : 90
AuSu'' ;,,, s,,rn7v g we'll
On'I" 81 o11on c;t;os Of Illino
.n"' " oordomned in a repc
se'sa ,,t,io Nv the department
n''o' jts,nn
0S.n'"''N g tho d;spositi
In u79'Jos ;+oI hn;ldino at ia
VI ", 'll1 Miss is expected to come
sVn, .i o,+ session Of the Mis-;
a. ':'I ,on;sIot,,re
OPP. = ,rooI,Iu ]oca
Inc ne ' on"i5o+oon and Wetaski
I p 'I 81 the Canadian Pac
railway in Saskatchewan, was wi
tornado
u, ,bors Of the crew
lliee H' 'Sanor Minnie W
pon.ooolo wore drowned when
- onoorn+orpd a hurricane
~ To~os coast
Nah p Marker. assistant {
'Orl' 49, E;rst National Ban
~. ~ ~ hao d;sanneared
Aip.0" t;a ohous that
an $1,000 :. Kissing
'lah ''O''' No. pros
IL StellS Pi00"O1' n;
Ia1t Will meet i''l nav
Mexico al At, Gan pa A 1to ~ sonta,
stead OF M o 1So' law n ,r
or early Ill o''0''' H.
The annual reunion OIL 'ii'
slSSlppl DIVISION u ~ :, ~. -" ,
held November VI, ~ anu : ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-08-06
WEEKS DOlNGS
IN LOUISIANA
Gas wells have been struck at

P'lS0''S'
Tennessee prohIoIuohlS'S aI'
winning their legal Oalue Oh 'n'
'e'I' l''I"l'' law
The Wright or''llefs nave W." {
successful IN their aIrShlp building
LOT the government
The Spanish troops are suffering
heavy losses IN their campaign
against the Noors.
The German steamer SeeSterh Is
five weeks overdue at AdojpN Ao'en
and may be lost at sea.
Tony PasquaIa and wife Of Co.
, lumbus, o., were blown to pieces
I by a Black Hand bomb.
President Harvey Jordan of the
o Southern Cotton Association pre-
; diets a small cotton crop.
Y 1o,,;. p,or;or tbo French avia-
+or w.. wan q fortune by crossing
9. t t' TnrI;.b channel on an airship.
% ~ ~ e,+bor-ir-Iaw
= , 'UIln w, l T,f, >, seriously III
81 3l,, l t;.D'l'' niId stroke Of paralv-
IoIlo"'l'S " '''l''
10 - CD human No.
- Oha'oon 10 "I,"'Nlo IT, oftor
lnSS "V A"Nv 0 I;'' %+oo1, Of tbe
pleyln5 on '"' INV
III district r.
liz 'l'1 ,>,;Il;on
li' Il. omltn, Tue -Nls,pp' rfo can
a're' mas o;5u nn;,5'o
in tence lOr Nl1 'l','''' 80 f,mor
80 EX-OoV. 'aru"i''"N' WV. AN, No
lie Mississippi SlaVeSii'"n, w.. wa c+,+o
canu4ua.0 ~, VIZ
urg Senate lfo'n ii' 0' \,
our Give Me Nel'ner L o'1l'' ,oto
ana Riches is the tue re-, Il 'n' p ,or,
tied editorial signed by lNe000'' ''
Welt IN the ou'l00N' v,,- ;
as Lewis Limerick Oh Nc" l0ln nIo
loi5, sisted on playing the S 81 shot ~
nort at his home ana MS "lle o'io' ~
t Of inhicting serious "oul'o'' ,
.baloI nc - - Co.. pr;+;
ition prize Of 92O,ooo 10 VLe l1s' ~
-ack- aeronaut to cross 'ile 0i''l ao,
9 up a British Built aefoP'0n0 'N
isis time. ...:n
The Smithsonian lnSI '
,o4od begun the work OF erecting
twin teorologlcal anu 's'i0li' q
acifc t'on on M0 onn t W u''H'' ~
wiped tude OF l+'ooo le''' 1,, v
Gertrude Hoffman, a Ne" 4
W Of actress, has beeu arrested 'a'"t
" Of with executing a dance on a. q
n the loih S'"50 WIN IaI;na
,e off in the way OIL c'0'llN0 o. %
More than a uOIen hoe e"''1 ro NJ
cash. phoid fever have Ot EEL I At,.
rk Of among the men e. Oh n.u 'iIe nv,,
~" and fleet, assembled al rrO'ln uS "
more the naval maneu'e'' ~
shooting.
Because OF the lotteries ~
;oa of a feature Oh 'ne o''l "s'. -
laA - United States government 10 >,
A, n tating about accepting 1+a In'n''
s'''0''' to participate N the Tn nrdn'j in
sition at Rome anu uil'' ia
'e "A Mls- Northern Wisconsin towns
Will De damaged and lives endanSer'
'lehS- the bursting OF a ci0uu oen
nuIllen' about Ashland he ''"liI
oa'e' stopped for many noulS "'lu
Frank erty was damaged u 'ile va
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-08
lotions
Eats

No mater what your wants are for
spfing in the Hat line il its NV, we
have It in csr Rival hat. We are
showing alltbe new ,hades and ST apes
IN The novsliy line end tho rev Pm.
Gil E'inl hat, in the derby line, in
black, green and brown. Your Eas-
ter wearsbIes viii not b. eompl I.
without Rival. - ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-08

Or Mems Furnishing Goods Department complete uptodate
in respect Neggee shirts the panel effects ncgeees
and plated bosom golf shirts Collars Of approved styles Hosiery
in plain and fancy effects Nkwear aft styles shades and
weaves, Handkehieis plain and fancy linen and silk -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-04-08
Easter Ribbons

The shades popular In costumes dress goods
goods likewise duplicated Ribbon department. Our line
of Taffetas Liberty Satns and Dresden effects in vary
ing widths will add the right touch your Easter toys -
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30
Has Too Many $4,000 Bills.

Austin, Tex, April 22.--1he mon
ey with which OF pay the Waters
Pierce OIL company's fine for vio-
lating Texas antitrust laws, ar
rived here by express today from
New York.
II amounts to S1,s04,0Oo, includ-
ing interest on the Judgment OF
81, 62S, 800, and was accompanied all
the way by armed guards. II IL In
currency, many OF the bills being
OF $4,000 denomination. Upon
arrival here the money was divid
ed into two lots and was deposit
ed In two local banks, whore Il will
remain until Saturday morning
when II will be paid Into the Texas
treasury.
The banks where the money 10
on deposit are maintaining extra
guards over tho safe. The state IL
In a predicament as to what II
will do with the many $4,000 bills
that r In the lot, as BILLS OF this
denomination are not used to much
extent In the ordinary business
transactions.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30
CASTOR Ia
For Infants and Ohiiarsn.
The kind You Nave Always Bought
. Bear. n. !, HZEzS

"Mny thoy i've long aud PROSPERITY

"May thoy live long aud prosper,
The following removed or arc
new subscribers this week, New
subscribers indicated by star,
tRoy Poindexter, Alma, Mo.
'wm. Fellers, Pennington
Fred Maddox, Napton
IN. p. Thornton, Nelson
~, II. Thornton, Nelson
sJos McReynolds, lphnator, Wash
IA. r. Holloway, Marshall
mrs. Bertha Proctor, sapulpa, ok
.Jeasle Scott, Nelson
Rev. Bent. Andres, Napton
Frank Brown, Marshall
y. II. Van Wrinkle, Norton.
W. "A. Fisher, Sedalia
W. 8. Green, Nelson
y. w. cordry, Nelson
A. q. Mccormick, Malta Bend
"A. ID. Piattner, Malta Bend
IL. II. Hightshoc, Marahail
II. b. Ault, Nelson
~ Al. Montgomery, Marshall
y. y. Reynolds, slater
Fred Martin, Marshall
W.|||L||. N|NN" MMNUL
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Matte L Brown ct al TO Asa
w Meyers 30 A IN 13-6i-20 5000
Alice Jenkins ct al to Mary II
Pennock 90 acres In 49,
b1-19 ...... ...... ...... ".". -. 247b
c r Holtzen to Louis J Wall
hauB lots 10, 20, sec 1 pit
sec 2, Wares Add Sweet
Springs .'.... ..'.. "."' S'." 1000
Susan M Wheeler to c L'Park
hurst ~ a in t8-48-22 "."" $50
Peachis II Wilson to J M Ram
sey lot 10 Rays Add Sweet
Springs .... .".... '"'" g" 800
Mary c II Ferret to J J Bris-
tow, lots 80, 90, 81 block 20
Miami ...... 80. ...".".".". u, 1900
Same to Same lots 20, 81,
block 7, lots 80, 81, 80, block
8 and lot I River lot Miami So
" II Bales to ] NJ and A M
Forqueran 8 a In l-bi-20 1900
II b Lyons to q L Highley lots
3, 4, 0, 10, part D and, $ block
2 Laughlin a. H%erring's Add
Sweet Springs 81. -. IS. """. 2i0o
F M Featherson ltb Mary
Ewalt lot 2 block Q Eubanks
Addition Slater -. =" ..". 1900
L d Collier to Katherine Collier
part lots 4, 3, block 80 Mar
shall 50. .'.... .. ~. b" {" =" 900
J. r. Tillery to sallie A Rob-
inson part lot 8 block 10
Slater ). ... /. ."..s ''... il" it2b
John r Webb to Geo I Haynie
lots 40, to 81 block IS Miami $50
X M Neil to 8 II McElvain lots
3, 8, 0, 10, block 3 College add
Marshall ...... ...... ."". '' q" 1900
Arthur l. oots to Mamie A
Henson Lot 2 block 20 West
Slater. Z. .. ~. ...'.. SO '''"' 200
Ora u Collins to Ida v Yankee
parts lots 7, 8, block 2 Eubank
Add Slater . -" IS e '' 80 '' 800
w. 8. McGraw to John o..
Davis / acre In 20-b0-ie -" 400
George w Cannon OF al to RI
Cannon all Int. 100 acres In
2B-b2-18 -. .. ..,.. i. rs '' .''"' 400
Jack Bush to j Paul Biggs pit
lots I, 8, block 2 Bingham'B
Add Arrow Rock -. IS :" ." 80
Harry Presley to w p Dulnney
20 It by 40 IT In 2-5i-2o"" rs 100
r T Barksdale to John II Land
pit lots I, 8, block iSlator 1880
Wm II Haynle to Ally Y Smith
peter pit lots 10, 20 block 10
Slater :. ''."."' ''''' ''"' So, 100
Arthur M. Guthrey to Georgia
Brown Unruh pit lot II East
Marshall -. ".... .'."'''' ''' y" 1000
Geo A Murrell to d # Sorutch-
field lots 0, I, block 8, Haggins
Add Marshall -. :. - '"-'"' 5000
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

r. w. and L. H. Urton, two MEM
bers Of the William Jewell Quar-
tette which appeared at the Bap-
fist church Saturday evening are
Saline county boys. They are
sons of Wesley Triton of near Me-
Allister Springs and have a reputa
ton of being splendid singers.
The boys who are interested in
the corn growing contest met at
the court house last Friday and
talked matters over. Prof. w. c.
Fisher, secretary, presided. There
is a good supply OF seed corn at
County Superintendent Lynch's
office free for those interested in
the contest.
Atty. j. L. Roberts went to Nell
Saturday to conduct the trial OF
two boys-Solon Edwards and
Campbell Pratt who were charg-
ed with stealing some brass. The
brass was of little value but there
had been considerable pilfering and
it was decided to punish some one.
One of the boys vas fined 1915 and
the other discharged.
The plumbing in the basement
Of the court house has all been re-
newed. The old water-closets and
toilet rooms have been remodeled
at a big expense and are now in
fine shape. 1t might be well to.
add here for the benefit OF the
uniformed that there is a splendid
rest room in the southeast corner
OF the court house basement for
the ladies-entrance on east side OF
court house or by stairway from
inside.
Miss Edith Mertens was here
from Miami this week the guest OF
Mrs. e; y. Bates.
~ MA go
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30
Items

Local Items
Geo. olendorf shipped a car OF
hogs to st. Louis Wednesday.
Miss Craig OF Denver Col, is a
guest at Richard Williams south
east OF town.
Miss Marie Sherer Of ST. Louis
is the guest Of Mrs. w. r. Scott
on South Odell.
DR.. Phelan informs us that Mrs.
Lizzie Thompson of South English
is quite low of pneumonia.
Miss Opal Gerhard OF Malta Bend
is the guest OF Geo. Eberle's fami-
ly north OF Slater this week.
F. H. Kruse, Geo . Nolke and
Frank Pieper were here from Sd
line Valley Monday on business.
Edward Clemens was fined $25
Friday by Judge Ruben Davis on
a charge Of gaming.
B. H. Steele Of near Norton is
erecting a nice 7 or 8 brick
residence on the Hess lots in West
Marshall.
The two-months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Clements is recov-
ering from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
Thos. O'Donnell left last week for
Great Falls, Montana, to look at
the country and says he may re-
mai nthere till fall.
Edw. Thomas accompanied his
son, H. A. Thomas to Hot Springs
Tuesday where the latter goes for
the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Will Hess, of Fredonia, Kan
sas, who has been confined to her
bed the past six months is again
able to be up and around.
w. J.. Edwards and son Harvey
of southeast of town, who have
been very low of pneumonia, are
reported on the road to recovery.
l.. r. IRVINE who has charge of
Rose & Buckner's store at Boon
vile, moved his family from Sla-
ter to the latter place last week to
reside.
Mrs Mary Hanford Ford, OF
Kansas City, will lecture al. Con-
vent Hall tonight-Friday= at
o'clock on "The New American
Fiction"
DR.. ID. F. Manning went to Clark
Vile Monday evening on account
OF the serious illness of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. O. Roberts child, Mrs Many
ning's niece.
Harry and Chas. Gilpin went to
Kansas City Tuesday morning to
witness the worlds champion wrest
ling match and the latter to buy a
car OF cattle.
Frank Brown, of route s, Marshall
last week informed us that there
are rs persons named Brown on
his route. They deserve a banner
of some kind.
Leonard Van Dyke has let the
contract for his new residence n
East Arrow to AL Darling, work to
commence at once.He will have a
nice resuidence erected.
ii. s. Cation was here from near
Arrow Rock Saturday and inform
ed us that he and his family ex-
pected to move to Hunnewell, Kan.
this week to engage in the poultry
business. We wish him success
Cards are out announcing the
coming marriage Of joseph ,Wag-
ner, son OF DR.. Wagner, late Of
Hardeman to Miss Emma Beazley
OF MoberIy, on May 9TH.
|"UIULL .H".H N.tNNLt AfHnHINV L.LNf.I
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

college campus between the Mar
shall Elks nine and M. v. G. boys.
The college team won In a score OF
3 to 1.
Elsea & Haines this week closed
the deal In which they sold the
James Neff farm OF SAT acres near
Hardeman to Stephen b. and John
w. odell for S27,780.
-
Rev. #. s. Fscus, Of Blairaville,
Pa, will preach Sunday morning
and evening at the odell Ave, Pres
byterian church.
--
Mr.. and Mrs.. u. s. Meier are
thinking Of moving to East St.
Louis shortly, so as to be near Mr..
Meters work, We regret to 500
them leave.
Dr., ]. 8. Mckee, one OF our pop
ualr dentists, who has been suffer-
ing from grip, has beeK growing
worse this week and Is quite sick.
We hope he will recover speedily.
The appropriation for the Mis-
souri, Colony FOR the next two
years was made this week by the
state Legislature. The total FOR
the next two years for all purposes
was $4,000.
tN tttQS -----a
r. L. Hyatt informs us that his
school, the Chapel district, has se-
cured the service Of Tom Davis, a
teacher from Miami, for next term.
Louie Hickman taught this school
last winter and gave splendid sat-
isfaction but he has decided 70.
quit teaching We are told. They
have an eight months term.
Fuyniphed rooms Tor rent at 40
East Arrow, nicely located,
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

college campus between the Mar
shall Elks nine and M. v. c. boys.
The college team won In a score OF
3 to 1.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Cornelius Young who has been
very low Of pneumonia, is much
improved.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30
they may soon return

Mrs. H. e. Craft and daughters,
Misses Mabel and Alice, OF Wash
ton, Pa, were the guests OF Mrs.
Mary Brandon and daughter, Miss
May, the past week, leaving for
their home yesterday. Mrs. Craft
and Mrs. Brandon are sisters. The
young ladies are returning from
California where they attended
school last winter.
j. II. Martin and Mrs. Nora john
son were quietly married at the
home OF the bride ON west Nor
gan street by H. ,Ferrlll. They left
Monday on the Red Flyer FOR their
home in Kansas City. Her two
boys, Melvin and Robert, went with
them. Their many friends and
n~eighbors wish them a long and
happy life.
Among those who witnessed the
Gotch-Roller wrestling match In
Kansas City Tuesday evening from
Marshall were r. 8. Reid, John
Jones, Harry Fishback, Ben Burke
win Koontz and w. II. Williams.
Frank Gotch the Iowa wrestler and
champion retained his champions
ship although Roller pressed him
pretty hard,
------ T
Fred Martin told us he was go-
Ing to shackelford Tuesday even
Ing, We learned later that he for-
got to get Off and was carried all
theA way to Kansas City. II just
happened there were big doings In
Kansas city that evening, . 10 he
isn't feeling very badly over the
matter.
There was an enjoyable game Of
|baseban tuesday afternoon at the
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. r. e L. Lamkin re-
turned to their home at Cape Cir
ardeau after svisit to relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schepers went
to Springfield Monday on account
OF the serious illness OF the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Jos. Jaeger.
Mrs. Frank w. Miles entertained
the ITALIAN Club at her home on
East North ST., Friday afternoon
in a charming manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Barnhill re-
turned Saturday from "a several
months stay at Umatilla, Florida
much improved in health.
Joshua Barbee and r. c. Barn
hill attended a meeting OF the
Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Ma
sons at Springfield this week,
DR.. and Mrs. j.. d. Jackson and
little daughter, Thelma, were here
from Herndon Monday. He re-
ported farmers very busy along
the raod to town.
Mesdames q. II. Althouse and r.
L. Shepherd attended a meeting or
the Woman's Presbyterian Board
OF Foreign Missions at the First
Presbyterian church in st. louis
this week.
The William Jewell Quartette
was given a good audience at the
Baptist church Saturday evening
and made . pleasing Impression
upon our people. They gave a
splendid program and It As hoped
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. r. e L. Lamkin re-
turned to their home at Cape Cir
ardeau after avisit to relatives
here.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Geo. olendorf shipped a a OF
hogs to st. Louis Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Miss Marie Sherer of ST. Louis
is the guest OF Mrs. w. X. Scott
on South Odell.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

MI. and Mrs. VIM. Schepers went
to Springfield Monday on account
Of the serious illness OF the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. JOS. Jaeger.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Miss Craig OF Denver Col, is a
guest at Richard Williams south
east OF town.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Fuyniphed rooms Tor rent at 2it
East Arrcw nicely located
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Mrs. Frank w. Miles entertained
the ITALIAN Club at her home on
East North ST., Friday afternoon
in a charming manner.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Rev. r. s. Fiscus, Of B~lairsville,
Pa. will preach Sunday morning
and evening at the odell Ave. Pres
byterian church.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

There was an enjoyable game Of
Tuesday afternoon 4 ths
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Mrs Mary Hanford Ford, OF
Kansas City, will lecture at Con-
vent Hall tonight-Friday@ at 8
o'clock on "The New American
Fiction"
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

DR.. Phelan informs us that Mrs.
Lizzie Thompson of South English
is quite low of pneumonia.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

DR.. d. F. Manning went to Clark
vile Monday evening on account
OF the serious illness of MI. and
Mrs. j. o. Roberts child, Mrs Many
ning's niece.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Cards are out announcing the
coming marriage Of joseph .Wag-
ner, son OF Or. Wagner, late Of
Hardeman to Miss Emma Beazley
OF MoberIy, on May 9Th.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

l.. r. IRVINE who has charge of
Rose & Buckner's store at Boon
vile, moved his family from Sla-
ter to the latter place last week to
reside.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Barnhill re-
turned Saturday from "A several
months stay at Umatilla, Florida
much improved in health.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Harry and Chas. Gilpin went to
Kansas City Tuesday morning to
witness the worlds champion wrest
ling match and the latter to buy a
a OF cattle.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-30

Miss Edith Mertens was here
from Miami this week the guest OF
Mrs. E; ~. Bates.
The Republican journal., 1909-08-12

All these things do Jason and Theseus
and their companion Greeks bear in
mind as the Argo drifts and the catch
steadily grows. By and by the low sun
flares red through surly clouds of night
fall. The sea is getting up and it is
long sail up the coast to the lee OF the
outer light. Then with darkness gather
ing and head wind and tide the real
glory of the day comes. Out of the
black west blows half gale. The
waves curl in ghostly phosphorescence
and the merry men dance wildly in Hull
Gut. 1t is a long and logged fight to
win through these against the swift tide
to the comparative safety of the shelter
of Peddocks, where you catch the back
wash that helps you we'll along to the lee
of Princes Head.
And so the Argonauts sail westward
again in the pitch blackness of the gath
ering storm. They know the harbor
floor as they know the floors of their
homes and can as we'll feel their way.
What if the falling tide leaves the flats
bare and they may not win to the moor
ing, but must lie at anchor off the cham
mel edge until morning shows gray
through the rain? They have won the
golden fleece Of adventure from the blue
sea to eastward and sailed home with it.
The Republican journal., 1909-08-12
GAS = | ORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssss sss Of Ls<zz4Zzzzw
FRED w. Angler

Writes of His New Home in California
And his Old Home In Belfast.
The current issue of the Temperance Record
has an interesting letter from Fred W. Angler
of San Jose, Calf, from which we quote as
follows:
have just returned from Los Gatus-found
it nice and warm there, over los Q in the shade
but we have no reasons for complaint. We
have had very little real hot weather, and
never have hot night. By eight this evening
it will be uncomfortable to sit out without
wraps, and before morning we will require a
double blanket over US, but that does not ap-
ply all over California only along the coast.
twenty miles from here inland the heat is
something terrible.
/ am beginning to like California. 1t ha
many advantages, as well as disadvantages
over other States, but the chief disadvantage
is distance from New York. If we could have
California where Chicago is located it would be
the spot where everybody would want to live.
Florida can't begin to touch it for all the year
round, and the only place l know where had
rather live is Denver that is the ideal spot of
the entire west.
Am glad to learn Belfast is improving, as |
judge it must be from letter had from Will
Bean, who is home on visit. l suppose it
would be terribly changed to me, it's so long
of our old friends taken away. While l fail to
realize that am now looked upon as an old
man, and the best days of my life have gone,
and cannot endure what have in the past,
still think l am boy yet, and ought to be
doing as did when l first started out, but
when my baby, who is now nearly as tall as her
mother, comes along and calls me father and
introduces me as father to her boy and girl
friends, l realize that am really ga has been, -
and have got to take back seat among the
old folks.
This is beautiful little city and has many
pretty homes, with flowers and fruits in album
dance. Vegetables are very easily grown and
very NICE All California is very expensive to
live in. 1t used to have the name of being
cheap and good place for poor people, but
those days have gone, and between unions and
grafters, everything has gone to the top notch.