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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30

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nett fol-.
= nucis.
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Golse eins5S dlasanfauss &rrrlf Nit,
tinann, @Itz SaultbsiS, i'm NItsr rrn
70 Sabren. CT mar Ger Srtn ess
Gin;eni Mittimann, 2auramrann rrr
SdmeiS uno muree ls!tn i'm Sabre
1913 praIcent esr laelasuna, nadz
lem 2ussrn fit tis Sabre 1913 unr
1914 sprIrtliher Stane eer Giraencls
1enidait aenrcrreu. Bur 3eit te!leirete
Ct ou9 he Stsus zines eieA. Sbetiten.
Gr trar her 2sete ieinss @el6le9tS.
Bur Belt res I%oasnannten Scncsrturez
frieae5 nabm Nuttimann cine 9aupt>
sfeuuna in 0ertbsirisuna psr Ne4te Ter
fatbolildea aantone Gin ; untsr Ter
usuen Srrnuns Ter 0inse 500 Ct fi9
spn Ter s@plitit ;urit.
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9ile Ter Selcetia in l!ssneer Stellunn
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eer ein;ise unterldieo betebt rorin, raE
eie 6elyetia ZEN lansen Nym nitt iiter
he Nlpen %binaus1rsft ionrem renicl>
ben auf Gin S6wert ftibt. Die Gisur
1T umeeben BON 22Stsrnen (Xantcne).
Die 1hwieyiac Nrtt!t it ron 0ravsu,
@innc5 in SriHel nad einem Mirreu
bon Dprer nit Weihid!idteit aus9ez
fIbtt. Ter HererS entbdlt einen ein>
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Sdriit: 30 F."
Der guneeSratb bat, nodrem rurd
taS reue Bunpesseieb Ibe, rie Srsas
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Gertbeilung Ter Departments nDttis
9erorren> rielelte in folsenrer @siie
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
Sic ,,eue Tibel

Oter: erites 2eiebu9 fir teutids tatbe-
liiHe G9ulsu, bate, fobalp Fe Der SeTentlif.
felt aberssben tuurbe, Elm iartss 3reu;feurr BON
Rritifera su b:itsben; se1 fpri@t bic bisberise
Grfabruns 81 @uu1en be5 Sl9ltins, turG
.peI&ss tem 8iuee in a~usiebsnter @eife BIT
stnfause Bee @dulbilpuus bsiJetra9t tssreea.
3,peitcS 2eiebub
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
&leine &prabIebre

fir Gplfsf9uIen. 8earbeitet pen elmer
Gtwslsr hes 8eueb;ctiner . Sreens. git
grrrcrt BON to&u' fen 9lbts @rniia3 @in,.
MGR.
Dieies gorpurt 1T Ter Bette Gileit5paB fir
bas tref1ite 9itlein: Tenn mir Sernebu,en
taraus, rie tie etrrireiss gsrfa6srin ld
einen 2eitiaten gum llrterriat I'M DsutlGsn
fir ibre SduIe en.parf une tsnitlten an Der
Sanb jabrsIanser Grfatrursen ssrbe6.rts, Re.
Dor ie il& entl9Iob, bic Srsa9letre beraussu.
sesen, auissmuntert Sun @a&serainbisen. Gin
fOl@es @srfabren 1T F@srli& toiQtlrli&en "a.
basosii&sn 1beuri n unp SpisTnbistsitsn psit
rrr3uaieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
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Eiaen rup materie0en Mct,iabrt ees Golfes
arrse Gerrienle ermsrteu uus t:srlnreten DR.
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@&ulmeien betriHt bier su 2anne sor3usspeiie
Ter Girma Der Gebriser Sensteer, tsrsn
S6ultIhsr felt Sabren in iear rislfn fattuli-
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mGsen Ga6manner ssri6ietener Inf6t isin,
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Son Ter %seaanntsn Girma tam urs eireYar-
tie neuer S&ulbadsr su. lie susleid tin Be-
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tei9ranten, Mltss in einsm neuea 1!eise lem
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
8u perfamfen pter perrenteu,

gp,a.x Surseradten alters bes Gisentbumrs IN In
Mi1lanb Conn. @iee Co., Winneiuta, cine 5arr1 Al Ven.
ismf.u pbe. 10 ~perrenttn. DiefeIbe bait 100 Nder wrycu
Sb.r 100 Adu uuter Gultur tas abrise ii, aus.s gsi.i,n.
ianb uub lieat tn fsbr fru&ttarer uah seuueer 0ea.uh. 8
Meuer RON J~aribautt. 8tee Go.
Hebinsuneen febr biais. Sun. Rent fann Sameu uus
@eipann aeaeben rerhen uns 3um 4auf aae Ser dtbs unb
gitb. Der sierte 7bel pom AauffHiains rtrh taor yr.
lanai, tas rlebrise tam ldnsere 3,it fsbea bleit.n. Gute
0ebauli&teiten unh antes BaHer fnb am glas,. aur
wsiteres rense man I'D an ben Gissnttamer.
Sos. Oaufer,
26l taidbR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
Oritte5 2eiebu6

psrbienen ibrer sauseu @nlase mad cine Elm.
labli@e 8eipre@uns, bic mir bier leibsr nidt
eeben tUanen. @ir multn uns tarauf be.
i9ranfeu, 3uei GOrsuss bieier 2eiebu&sr bsiOn-
BEES 3u tetonen. Sie entbalteu ramli9 unter benz
icrsfdltis auassudblten uno bibl& ilafrirteu
2eie7ofe siele 2iebsr, 3u benen bic MelObien
in elmer telonbsren Gan1nlung na1seliefert
rsrbsn. Gs lsu&tet Gin, baB bieB fir zen
@9ulsr ieIb(t bS&it anresenb unb aud in anti
rer 9inlat BON 3usen it. Der speite gorsus
bsnebt ta.ia, tab Der llnterritt nit benz 2ebsu
Ter 8ir&e i'm 8ir&sniubre eng ssrtunben pirb.
"Mit ter airpsns!ode i9liebt tas ;wsieseiebu&
unb bic air4snelrde bssriBt uns slei9 3u gn.
fang bes tritten",- beibt IS iebr fa7ent i'm
Yprtpprte. Mit su0em &e&t: Is baateIt f9
ia bier nm bic gileuns srn Gbri1en, ni&t ssn
5sibsn, mic in ben Staatsl&ulen.
Dag fammtli&e Bidder swedmabia unb
biti9 ausseiattet 1nb, bafir birst Der Mame
Der in alien @elhbeilen %befannten Girr,a. MU.
gen ie in re@t pielsn tatbOlii&en @@ulen Gin
gang fnben, our G%rbanuns Bet G!tern, CUR
Greuee Der 2ebrer, tsren fdweres @srt tieie
Bidder peientlit erlei9tern, uue sur:@ oblfaSrt
Der lieben Sussnb.
Nabsrss aber preis II. {. b. fntet ma in
Der tetrsHentsn Inseise auf Ter Z. @eits.
@on ter gu@bantluns Carl @artori
in Wisn, Gran unb YeRb tam uns gu:
@edfimmcm
fiji has tatbpIif9e gpIt 4. Sabr-
gang, 8. 9sft. Gntbaltenb : @elt = Aus.
teQuns euBsr hem Crater. gon aMnton
G&erner.
Die l1sbsrf9rift tsutst tem 9eier an, tas Ct
in tem gi&lsin stuas isbr% Snteu6antts Futen
pirt.
Ocnti9:M merifaniiebes @pn=
DeriatipnS=2ericpn. Die SO. Sic
f.runa tes Dsuti&.A merttanif&en Guns.ria-
tions. eerieuns If unsewObnli& reid an am.ri>
tanil&en MrtitsIn. Die Nstrppule b.r Suite
s,s SHa.n Seeans. Can 8raneiseu. pirb in
elmer 70 er19Spftnbeu ME inters1antsn @tiie
bei&rieben uno naueutli& terbsn bierbsi bic
9erbGltni6t Der Deuti&sn bsriidI&tiet. Sir
BEN artitel Can Domingo lab bic .uihtni@aft-
Iiteu Mrbsitsn Der ron BET &esieruns bsr Ser.
Staat.u mad jsur SuieI s~sianbteu Gummiiiiun
auf bas @ersfdItiste beaust unb bsr srSbere
Shell tes Mrtittls ftauamt aus her tebsr bes
bic GummifFpn besleitenbsn @snsrals Gran3
@is.l. Der Mrtifel iber Can Suau gilt cine
turae 0ei@i@t tiefer fir bic Ser. Staaten 10
tpiatisen Gtrsitfrase. 11uter ben SieIeu anbe-
rem iatsrs6anten Mrtifelu bieier 2ieferuns men,
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Gin abentcnerliebes Ilrftem=
Ieben.

&ic tsr 2eier aus ZEN europdiz
T9en Nadridten Der eriten Settle ent<
11abm, 1T Der 9srsoe &arl Grisrri6 @u<
QUIT @ilbelm BON @rounjdweis in
@enf 9eforbsn lleber ben abenteuers
liGsn Qebenslauf tieies TIrfen mag
Nadfsbenbes BON Snterei1e fein.
Der @erfprbene mar rer dltsre Srbn
bes 6er;obs Brierri@ @ilbelm ron
Braunfdweis unp re1en @emablin
Marie Glilabeth Der Eo6ter res CRIB
prinaen Rarl 2ubmi9 son 8aten unc
tpurpe am 80. Sttoter 1904 au8raunz
11meia eeboren. Na6 Der S9ladt
bel Sena muBte tie Mutter NIT ibm
unb 1sinem jin9eren 8ruter @ilbelm
mad Sdweren su ibrer Sdmefer, Ter
@emablin @ufap's ". Mrcll RIdz
ten, uno etf i'm @us. 1907 fano tie
9etrennte ber3oslide Gamilie in &arlss
rube einen rubiseren Nufentbalt. Na@
rem Ioce Ter mutter funten enelid
bic Yrin;en i'm 5erbf 1909 cine 3uz
au9t In Gnalanr. Das unFste 9eben
unt nod msbr ter Mansel tldtiaer
9eb.er uno Gr;ieber uirfts lebr na@s
tbeiie auf Zen prinsen 8arl, bel eem
fi6 fritz elm berentlider Gbarafte: entz
,pidelte. Na9 ten Sore ceS @aters
$3.50 unter tie @ormuntl boft hes
britilam Yrin;zR esenten se1eut, er>
9ielt &art ;ror anrere 2ebrcr, ater RE
GrS3buna blieb manse!baft. 2ie sonSe
Suernescit res 5ersoas, bic CT BON
t814-20 in 8raunldweig> ron 1920
% in saufanne Yerl,bte, trar erfaut
nit auerlei Getltrungsn. Oils CT fir
%Youjdbris rflirt unp ibm tie &saiez
rune res 5s~r;oatbums BraunIdwsis
i'm October 1923 lterseben mp,ren,
;eiete ii9 balp, bas fem 8prmuno rtdz
tie eelebsn> renr ct tie 65fe ~ @ien
unr 8ellin easpn 3urid;ubalten &C.
{udt bate. Na9 atenteuerli9en Neiz
fen 0824-26) smana er ben @ebeiu,<
ratb S9miet>pbtilred, baS 5auptor<
oat1 Ter sprmunriauftliden 9teaieruns.
feline @ntla0uns 81 nebmsn. 3uslei@
trat Ct nit immsr enlightenment Geint>
5eliateit ae9en ieinen ebemali@ea @or<
numb C@epr9 IV.) 6fentli@ ouf unc
5ebte aumdtlia an rie Gtsue Ter ocn
Der yprmunclaaft!iden @e9ieruna ers
uannten Mini1er @erfseuae ieinsS
bespcti1den Ginnes. NQr 5ilfsquelz
lsn tes Staates purten sur 8efrisoiz
ouna Ieiner 9aunen pertpsnrct. Na9z
aieria serfolete ct jeren, Ter il4 isin
Mibfauen suaesuse1 bate une ioear
cine oebeime polisei wurre in 1batisz
feit Se1sst. Seine 3erfreuuns fu&te
aarl fat auein i'm @&auipteL unb bic
S@aulpieler ilce!sn feline einsise @:s
isulbaft. Dabei ereab er f@ einsn'
ausidweifsntsn Ssbsu unc Der Beeier>
II, feline Sddbe ;u mebren. Oils eaez
lid Ter SuneeStaa bic Bei9wercen bes
9ancss in 8etrodt 900, besab fi& Ger
6er;pa 1929 mad Grantrei9, wdbreno
Ct bic @ertpaltuns tss 9antsS fat gang
in bic 9anbe feines 9anRlines Bitter
leets. Son Der Suit epulution aus
paris, tnb Ter bslsil&en Nespluticn
aug gri1el oertrieben, fsbrte Ter Ser
ace 1880 beimli@ mad Bruunf&weia
;uriid, ,pp am Z. Septemter Elm 0pltss
aufaanp seser, Jpn ausbro@, tnfplse
bei5en Ct ben 5bron serlur. @abrene
isin Brueer 8ilbeIn, tie Rssi,runa
fortfibrte, lubte Sarl In Gnslano I'm
terfaBuns. Mls ct bier rieie MIDI
fanb, er5dien er pieper in Deuti&lanb
n6herte Gh ben CHARACTERIZATION
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30

WanGYeys, wsldes om 9. {. 81. teltns
1sn fol-.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30

utn N + nur NOT bic iter Gan Salpatpr,
Sautmi6 Sslan:S, teutiG. ansrtfanii1sr Sdn-
ssrbunp unb SInserfefs, unb bic betteu msri-
faniitsu Mrtfsl @an 2euiS yptrii unb Santa-
Mnna.
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.. BELLEVUE, La,
Saturday Morning, July S, 1873.

~ The new postal law
went into effect on the LIST inst
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

The STORM.-We are indeb,
ed to the courtesy of our younc
friend Logan, of the railwaS1
depot, for the information thai
a terrific storm prevailed for
two hours on Sunday afternoon
north and northwest of this
place, extending as far A.
Sherman.
The officers of the Clifford
also report a severe storm.e on
Old river. At the time the
boat was near Mr.. james Pick.
ett's plantation, where trees.
fences out-houses and corn
were blown down. The corn
crop generally on the river
above here was seriously iniur.
ed. We expect to here more
of the damages of this storm
THE CRoPs.-From all points
we her pretty much the same
account of the crops; corn and
cotton doing well, wherever
they have been we'll worked
though many farms are very
grassy and there is a prospect
of more or less acres being
turned out.
We learn that the wind Of
Sunday, which was much
heavier to the west, and north.
west and north of us than il
was here, did considerable dam,
age to corn. In some localities
fences were blown down.
[Shereveport Times, LIST.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

New ORLEANS, July l.
AT ten o'clock this morning.
Col. Rhett, editor Of the Picay-
une, and Judge Cooley fought
a duel at Montgomery Station,
Miss, in which Cooley was
shot through the heart at the
second fire and died instantly.
Col. Rhett was not injured
shreveport Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

A bill of ST. 30, for cigars
used at a fireman's muster,
many years ago, against the
city of Rondout, New York,
and in favor of one Van Beck,
has just been settled for $500,
after going through every court
which had jurisdiction in the
matter.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

The New Iberia Sugar Bowl
says that of the cotton crops
at least one half is hopelessly
lost although planters are do
ing their utmost to save all
they can. The cane crop prom
ises much better, and on the
high lands it is looking well
and growing finely.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

A poor servant-girl livingin
Decatur, Illinois, has labored
and saved for years, that she
might send money to Germany,
to bring over her father, moth-
er, and five brothers and sis
ters. At last they received q
sufficient sum, all embarked on
the steamer Atlantic, and all
were lost.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

A Duluth editor publishes
statistics to prove that within
nine years that embryo city
will need fifty elevators, 1000
steamers and ten thousands
of railroad cars. He sees it all
Gin his minds eye," and is so
confident all this will come to
pass he will sell a half interest
in his printing Office for a new
milk COW.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

Four negroes murdered and
robbed a white and a black
man, near New Iberia, La, re>
Gently, and then burned the
house over them. They were
suspicioned, arrested, tried,
Zone of them turning States
evidence) found guilty, and
sent to Jail, when Judge Lynch
summonsed a posse, took them
to the woods and hung them.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

A friend has handed us the
following specific, so he says,
against cholera, flux and all
kindred diseases: 3 ounces
spirits turpentine, 1 ounce spts.
camphor, ounce laudanum, 2
ounces coal oil. Mix well and
apply externally to the bowels.
| Jefferson Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

Drinking clubs With tickes of
membership, the punching of
which indicates the number of
drinks taken, is the way they
do it. The punched tickets
preserved on a string also make
an admirable present for an
anxious wife at two o'clock in
the morning.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

Florida is coming up in the
orange business, and proposes
to supply the whole United
States in a few years. Over a
million sweet orange seedlings
are now under cultivation on
the st. Johns river alone.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

A company of Civil Engin-
GERS, Surveyors and workmen
in the interest of the Backbone
Railroad, reached here a few
days since from Shreveport.
They are surveying the entire
route to the Mississippi, oppo>
site Baton Rouge, having len
Shreveport in last March. The
distance from Shreveport, as
marked out, is 122 miles to this
place. Alexandria Demo-
crat, 11th ult.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

This is from and Indiana
paper: "Some boys dropped
an anvil weighing two hundred
pounds out of a fourth-story
window on the head of a negro
who was passing, and he had
them arrested. He said he
was willing to let the boys
have fun, but when they jam
med a jemmen's hat down
over his eyes, and spoiled it in
that way, the law must take its
course"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

The value of receipts of but
ter for the past year at New
York amouts to S2O,OOO,OOO,
and the cheese to over $4,000
600, while wheat was only $685.
100000; corn S24,000,00O; cut
meats about S12,O0O,OOO, and
lard SS,000,000.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

We always prefer fun to
money. Fun drives away dull
care, invigorates the system,
does away with the necessity
for medicine, and makes rs feel
good all over. Money burns
our pockets, makes us purse
proud, and induces our poor
relations to spend too much
time with u.s. Brandon Re-
publican.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

The boraX fields of Nevada
having attracted the attention
of capitalists are being rapid
ly developed, and their regu-
lar production is assuming
Importance.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

The back salary thieves in
Ohio are having a rough time.
Every township convention
that meets passes resolutions
Of censure, and asks them to
resign.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05
A Feeling Tribute.

\ Philadelphia editor thus
relives his mind on the subject
familiar to all newspaper offices
the inevitable pub. Doc:
1--WE owe our thanks to
Judge Kelley for the last Pat>
ent office reports. We already
have sixteen hundred OF these
interesting volumes in our lit
tie library, but they have been
read and re-read so many times
that we know every page OF
them by heart. This new vol
ume came OPPORTUNITY and
greatfully on Christmas morn
ing, and that night we gather
ed our little family around the
fire and read it through to them
The affecting tale entitled
Improvement i'll Monkey
Wrenches," seemed to touch
every heart, and when we came
to the climax of the little story
about Reversible Pie-boards,
there was pot.a dry eye be-
tween the front door and the
stable. During the reading O,
the piteous narrative entitled
Gum Washers for Carriage
AXles," the whole family gave
expression to boisterous emo
ton, and the hired girl was Sc
excited that she lost her pres
ence of mind, and went arOunt
to her mothers inadvertentl!
with six pounds of sugar and I
butter kettle full of flour, ant
came home at midnight intOXi
Gated. We can never Sutfi
GENTLY thank Judge Kelley TO
the innocent enjoyment thu
furnished us. The memory o
that happy evening will hinge
in our minds very much longe
than that hired girl ever linger
when she lights on a lot @
substance which she thinks Wi
suit the constitution of he
aged parents"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

The Summit (Miss.) Times
reports discouraging crop pros
poets in all parts of South Mis-,
sissippi and East Louisiana.
At least one-third of the cotton
crop will be abandoned to save
the balance.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05
AN OPENING FOR BULLIES.-

AN OPENING FOR BULLIEs.-
Stealing money is a serious
business out here,'' says a
Colorado paper, "but you can
kill a man and all they ask is
that you don't leave him in the
way"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

1t is thought that if an in
ternational exhibition of stu
pidity could be undertaken,
the Southern politicians and
party leaders would clean the
board of every premium.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

Cannot something be done
toprevent young ladies from
being insulted on our streets
nights!" asks a Cincinnati pa
per. "There cam" replies the
Missouri Republican. Just
have the girls mother tuck her
into her little bed about s o.
clock in the evening and lock
the door on her"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

Track-laying on the Sherman
end of the Trans-C Continental
(TeNas) railroad only waits the
arrival Of the iron to be COM
menced.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-07-05

A leading Baptist clergyman
has written an essay in adro-
cacy of ministers having some
secular business upon which
to depend.