The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-12-13
sCRIg3NER,S MONIIEF;V
For 1876.

he puOllSneTS invite aIte0tl0D Do III
following list Of some If the attractive
articles secured for Scribner'a Monthly.
for the coming year. in the feldcf g.
tion, besides numerous n0velties, an1
shorter stories. there will Be two resusrfI
ably Serial Stories by American AstAds5.
The first Of these. now: complete II -
hands. GABRIEL coNROY,,' By Bryt
Harte, begins in the November numhes,
and will run fur twelve months. Thieis
Mr.. Harte's first extended W0rk. ~
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We shall also begin in the January
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OR. Show Your Passports" BY Ia
ward Everett Hale. & a
The scene Of this stery ID laid isstht
Southwestern territory. now forming ~
States IF Louisiana and Texas, u ~
time Of Aaron Barr's treason. ~
characters lived in secfion which -
now American, now Freuch.s I'D NJ
Spanish, and this record Of their adyea.
furious lives makes story Of intenss I'd
| unflagging interest throughout
| A SECOND .FARMER's VACA1fcusss
By Col. Geo. E. Warning. u. Col
Warning is now in Europe, visiting, u
a row-boat rifle of two hundred aud f(ty
miles, one Of the, most fertile and iInfsS-
esting Of the vine growing valleys u
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