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, 1875-05-01

v NILN v fIEN I0N|F, No :, = \ \ W.
Eri!a U0E5, -. T., -ilr.I p, 1873.
WHE=r.s, It iI.s pleased our Divine Master, in
Lis pro els.e go rcalove & ON nlst oar hishly
,stea.uui and worthy Brother, AUGUEsUs SETEL, on
tie morning of April 23l lS7- therefore, BE- It
Rsv.'r,F, Tat s L.iie Se know that he has been
ga!Ied fYu,A ii,r 20 ryl.c>hment IL the Celestial
IO!.e, where IU'cs tls Grand Master OF the I'M
verse: YET I.s / ssS we DO dcep'y 2epose-
Rsgo'-o|, Tint in our worthy, Brother our Lodge
has lost one %: It's most Jealous E!rnb Is the com
muuity "a rsuIuI citiZan, the wife a kind husband.
E,s1frsF, Tia, We deeply S.mpathIze with the be
re-vel widow and relatives II their Tepurtble loss
AMI dat We wear the u$Uai badge Of mourning for
tbs. ty G-gs.
Rss,'..i, That a cory Of these resolutions be
sFr.-I u1ou :Lc minutes OF this IAIre aud that a
COPY I've sur 20 the Waii1 Walli Sr,rESIlN and
ja0n, fr publication, and one copy furnished the
family of our 9rf.,!s-! Brother.
, 1875-05-01

Coz CHAPMAN has arrived at Portland
where he is reported as still sang"ine about
raising means f-r the construction OF the
Dlles and salt Lake Railroad. This Is a
project IL which our OWE people are largely
interested. and If It be true that arrange
neu,s are completed that look 20 the early
completion Of the road. We think it desirable
that this information be given TO the public
), lar there has been any amount OF mys'l-
fving about this road. Now lst the facts
come out. and st curiosity at rest.
, 1875-05-01

IDAHO DsLEGArE--T. W B nnett an
uounces his intention to claim The Iiaho
delcga;eship, aud says that Congress vii!
settle the dispute between hi:nssf aHi Fenn
fairly. Cou~iIyring that the next Congress
Is largely demoera'io, AMI that Bean.tt in
his canvass urged that the delegate shoald
be in harmony win the maj 'rity," It &c
ours to us that he BENNETT shoali withdraw
in favor Of Fem, about ahqss den;ocr r&ey
there Is 10 qUesJIla.
, 1875-05-01

GAIT. ANDEEws, Tor several years Clerk
u the District Court, and gentleman whom
we have uniformly found attentive and polite
in the discharge of the duties Of his cfiee, Is
arranging his affairs preparatory TO making a
general tour Of California, inc!uding tTip
to Yosemite, and other points Of interest in
the Golden State. We have already an
nounc.d the appointment Of Capt Andrews
successor, hpt we cannot allow him TO retire
from the office without bearing witness 90 the
ability and fidelity VII, which I:e discharged
is duties We have only TO ada, that Cap.
Andrews takes with h,n tis wife and dau@h-
t.r, who 90 for the purpose OF recrea;i.n
and to see the sights. We ~I,A or friends,
j.ss rggags.
, 1875-05-01


A@T1>,'@ WELLS arc being talked of n
.7'' Montana Territory. The first well
81. sunk IN the couy, house square in
.', .t"a, AID If the initial well Is Successful,
-.~ Vel, Will Je sunk ataeveycr wanted.
'''.la We urged upon the pscp,e OF this
'..- Importance OK testing by actual ex-
.'''' T., Tie Question OF obtaining water by
.'l' OF as'e<.su wells On the bench lands
'. stretch from here TO the Snake River
o., ''''''e It is possible to obtain water IN
S way and The TACT once demonstrated,
would bring under cultivation thousands
..' oi land that now 20 to waste. This
d '''a-''-, II successful will add millions to
''Hant roll Of the county, and ii pri-
-'s'7rise Is unequal or unwilling to
','Se the enterprise, we think ii would
' he county commissioners to ad-
.f-. -,4.lact money to make the rest. If
r., .., s'...4 leading men Of this county were
r.,r,-L : 1'.i IS Rip Van Winkle, they wonld
.fI. l' nrslug on this scJre. IN the case
81. 1--S> Il seems as though nothing shoJ:
- I''.riaa ausur viii recch their Unlc--
, 1875-05-01

TIE CHURcu ORGAN imported by Capt
Andrews for the use OF the Episcopal Church,
but never taken off his Eancs has teen sold
10 n. W. Davis, who viii use it in the ser
vice Of his congregation. Il Is a fine instTu-
neut, and Of character not usually found
in a country church
, 1875-05-01

SILVER SMALL CuANGE.-Oyer 5000. coo
Of the fractional paper currency accumulated
in the United States Treasury last month,
Secretary Bristow having commenced with
drawing it, preparatory to Issuing small sill
yer coin il is stead.
, 1875-05-01

! SCALEY TEIeK.-A few nights since q
party Of soldiers entered the - City Bakery
and called for gallon of beer Mr. HoE-
:nan waited on tho soldiers, and noticed
,.o,hing peculiar IN their conluc. NATL after
,hey had gone, when be found that they
had carried of the weights attached 10 the
platform scales. As a matter OF course this
was intended for Joke, but for Messrs. Gar
rccht & Hoffman it is a serious matter, as
without the weights their scales are useless
We are authorized 20 say, that il the weights
axe returned he party will b. treated hand
slmeIy and no questions asked.
, 1875-05-01

SfiILED MnK.-We hear 6 Portland
lander who intrusted an important suit to q
very Indifferent "shyster," and having lost
his case now talks of bringing sIit for NAL
practice. This IS simTiy ridiculous. The
fellow never had sense enough to manage
A suit in jus'i2e's court, much less case
in ehancevy- The Portland claimant inost
likely hired the "shyster" at ~ GieoP y0'e, and
now finds that be Is badly 50 sold
, 1875-05-01

HoRsE DEowNED.-A man pemed Cos
ton, teaming On the WaIlula road, had 4
horse drowned in attempting TO cross the
Touehet. The accident happened On SEn-
dav. which seems 10 indicate that Sunday Is
not guol day for teaming,
, 1875-05-01
e. z WHITNEY
:. =. WHITMAN, ClpgMjls,
L JAS. McAULIFF,

I:,-so-fins, ENDORSED !,y the Medical profess
sion. DR. Wll. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs Colds and Consumption, and
all diseases Of she rlHott and Chest DE. TOWN
SgEY~s T0JTHACHE ANUDYNE cures in one
MINI. .TE 10y"
, 1875-05-01

TRADE OBsyRUCrED.-The high water
has placed a.. effective check upon all ireishts
between this point and the Columbia River
landing. The principle obstruction in the
way of teams, Is at the Touchet crossing,
where the water has washed around the liver
side Of the bridge, and made it impossible
for loaded wagons te pass tha: way. This
embargo Is unfortunate for our merchants,
many of whom have goods at the landing
that they greatly need 10 laeet the demands
Of customers.
, 1875-05-01

MSoT CsNSY, Paymaster l. 5. Army,
has arrived at the post, and Is expected to
commence thg a.,recablc task Of distributing
"greenhax" sometime today To morro|' ~
most likely, the boys VIII have ''IoHy
,Dli tima.'
, 1875-05-01

THE IHHIGRANT TIpE.-A private letter
iGm san F.lncis;o, addressed 10 The eli.o. q
the STATESMAN, amoag other things, say
that the immigrants arc streaming into that
a,ty at the rate Of a thousan! day. Many
Of them arrive ii a dcs.ituto condition, and
just now it is pulling the ciearest heads in
That city to devise the means Of utilizing the
throag Of new comcrs. The labor market Is
oyer-s:os5ed, and already white men and
women are Glad to work at less than Chinese
rates This immense iuhux OF immigrants
will have the elect to destroy tho demand
for Chm. Sc labor, fox certainly 10 one viii
prefer tn Chinamen when white men can be
had at The SAM IiEurc. IN th:S respect At
least the movement Is b.nrfcial-it VIII ar
rest the rush Of Mpugolians to this coast. and
i ,,ill give rs IL theis place Whit inrn and
woracn, " bone Of our bone, and flesh of our
flesh
, 1875-05-01

WHAT WE WANT-We often hear peo-
pc tell what they want, aud We now propose
10 tell what this country wants. The want
of the country, as We read the signs Of the
times, Is increased population, but that in
crease must be made up Of hara working, in
dus.riJus paople. OF gentcel bummc-s, or
that class who expect TO live by their wits,
the supply i ample already. We don't want
any more i-wy, t., OF doctors, or preachers,
or nvu-prJiucrra uf any kind. OF these tho
supply Is mere than equal to the demand,
and any new influx would ov,r-tDck the
market. What we DO want Is from two to
three thousand fagmcrs-hcads Of families
bringing with them their stock and utcn-
sis, and money enough to keep them until
they are aJls to harvest their first crop.
Two thou-auI n.sn q this class can readily
end lomeS vi'huUt Soiry far back from the
settlements, and with each year We can take
,l7 an al-9.5 ~ least this numb-r without
crpwi.ug :he country, OF creating plethora
IN To-. labor market. This Is the class we
WAIT. and any others who come mere, we
CIR. ~ from ahtt motive, Will tiaI them
selves doomed to disappointment.
, 1875-05-01

TIE FrREMEY have passed saitable resoiu-
rions. expressive Of their respect FOR the mem
orr Of their late fellow fireman, \. Seitel, who
for many years was an efficient member OF
the department.
, 1875-05-01

CaLLr-71oHs.- B. Hopkins, lte Of the Hpir"r
Viii visit tie different towns UHatila county the
ming week. AMI VIII colect subscriptions due the
-T,rr..:,s osi.e We trust that friends Will
receive the Young man kindly and send him on LIS
Tdy rejoicing.
, 1875-05-01

Tnz DEror QUESTION settled, It Is pre-
su,oed that work On the railroad VIII De
pressed TO an sarly completion. II ever
there was a piece OF "sweetness long drawn
out it has been the local railroad.
, 1875-05-01

DrsENHsKr Bios, within the last week
uaii a. high as SO ton for bringing goods
up from the landing This high rate OF
freight was owing to the bai condition Of
the road.
, 1875-05-01

MARTHA WAsHINGToN TEA fAI'lY--Ihe
"a Tea Party " given Thursday evening, at
the Citv Hail. by the ladies Of the Episcopal
Guild. was a perfect success The Hall was
very tsstefully decorated with aas9, pictures
and flowers, and presented highly attractive
appearance. The music and singing was eI.
ccllen., and Judging from the crowded tables,
the supper was appreciated. The most at
,yae,;ve feature Of the evenings entertain
ment was the old time c.'-tameS IN which
MANY Of The ladies were dressed. We are
informed that Tie net procecis OF the evening
AZ something over one hundred dollars, which
will be applied in payment Of the ghpEoh
debt
, 1875-05-01
MnHrE MHnlPG.

BOARD WANTED IN . central part Of the city,
u y . reutle-ltn who wIt1 fUtnish his Own apart
eG-s one ll-gc or Two small 7cUns will - re4uir-
el- location must - pleasant All terms reasonable
Address sts.tJug particulars, -'Lock-s3oS d, HaL-a
Vsarre p rl4s.s'r tq-tf
, 1875-05-01

>T"gE SALE.-Iu noticing the sale OF the
Hudson Bay F.rm," We omitted TO state
that lir. Fruit sid his fine stallion and i'm
ported .ck, two Of the best animals in the
Territory. At The saaro nme- The price paid
ty S.r. Goolman and his partner, Guy Fruit,
f'g the entire outfit was 5000. It ;s the in
trnti1n Of :he new pgoprietors to give their
exclusive attention to the raisiEg Of horses
and mules Tor the California market. They
c1mmrucn with Il fine lot Of brood mares.
AMI with ;h= stallion and jack Eoted above,
have every faoiiity Tor carry on the business
successfully.
, 1875-05-01

CRors IN CAIIFoHNIA.-The Sacramento
I,r,d. good authority, says the crop this
wear will be below the average. The north
ern winds and the light rainfall IN ,nany 10
cali;i,s ru; the grain past praying for. A
failure Of the crop in California means de-
nard for every surplus found of bTradstulfs
,ha. Oregon and Eastern Washington can
spare, aud gives assurance to our producers
that the coming fall lhey will obtain good
prices for thcIr wheat.
, 1875-05-01

JupGG WINaARD is expected tG arrive by
to-mor:ow's stage. For the present Judge
Vineyards family will remain at Olympia,
bat after the July term Of the Supreme
Court they will take up their residence al
dis place
, 1875-05-01

hpuGRAuoS.-In the course Of his travels
in Califorria, Capt Andrews viii devote his
spare time toward iniuc;ng immigration to
this section If country.
, 1875-05-01

The BIunGE near fsaaes' mill, damaged
bv the late freshet, has been repaired and Is
now passsJtc igg tcaHS-
, 1875-05-01

hIiEoAn Daror-5sturday last the rail
.'-' -rIe' was finally located upon lands
-.4Ai.- ty Ng. RITZ. who deeds to the Com.
.'aE ,." acres # land, TO which lIr. Schwa-
.'.4s- added 'hr c acres, making thirteen
'.'s> IN ALL Ii this arrangement is carried
.-'' ,aa depot Will be at the foot Of Ro-e
''.,, and in tn Immediate neighborhood OF
ne agate Mill. The laaat;on selected Is
,'7,.a', AM .,i'il m abundant supply Of
- Presents every requisite for RAILROAD
, 1875-05-01

-..-. ... l-r.- "'' 500 Re-
.'. s7msn making an imposing
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% ..i'' ~. ..-. IL. s,on a, 'te necessary
w.. ~. -..a d. ..slr IN 'hr bnild'ns'
49, r..j.j.nt Of this
jaws .. '''. .'.'' -. b,. ..p..
... urrr h. aa- nanny il'''','
r..--lI,uc. ar carson N''y' = ''N'''-'.- " e
s-r "'' '.'. ...r.., r.. may at le.s, b.-
go. . ....' .a.-.t r. silver uiar,
rrr
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-r...v ry.a.as, '.'E ''l- ."'
....-..s ....r-..rE- "i7 lecture mas
..a s.5.' 49,. t.. ..,rI forth warm
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80
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l.,.;-.- LIS Angles after
"'"' l..f. Y- 20 infer that it is
-..'. .,.,l r.ua,ry 20 stay in.
'''. ~@s-
CrSEG}l '''>' '-' '''.'' ~ '','.,
r.T-,- NATIVE OF ile l''5 o,' 0''''.''' %'' '''
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town III 'h" early Il. % ''''
,.-..d uur friend lIHG - S'iil Hic"oa' -'iR
.r,. division r.,-- " hrn heas set 'o'
It'd. Pun ''s axe ''''' ''''''
., making th,.' appearance ii 'Ay 'l.''s
-.as tlc Foot "' me -no'"'''''T' ana ',''
.ar -.r'.er' IN tl' -'e'i''y app, '''''' ,''''
r'.r "l.. dry NE ''li7I IT =
''''-'''- ' -.os- -----.
r.-ry.1,uao Y.srrsHs. -Aplrtments
i.r.fa.n secured at t.c slime House f0r L.
.,r,t.r K.u-p,y and wif.. who expect to
u.r. vi, .,-,.,;.,,,. I.riuo- the
'l-'' "'''.'
,...s- 10 ,i-.5u- ,he r4rious points Of lntes-
.' IL .ha valley.
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rann finds 'i"'-,i ..'''.' 10 '.-i.''''-' '''7
.''Gs..'. lN.'.7'.''-- ~ l. H. - >-'..''''
ha' lately placed MS soap factory III 7y,' IL
r..-, a"' is "'~ '"7"''& "''' "a" article o'
soap Tint compares i''oE''.E WIN '"' soap
Taught ir'" '1.''. II '' always "
I...y To- ''.''.'-. ..''''. '.'.'". 10 y ',''' W.
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, 1875-05-01
y. =. IsRANI.
.4TTORVEY 1T LIN

4TTORVEY 1T Id ".
WILL PRACTICE N THE COURTS OF Nash
W ing;cn Territory AMI North Idalo-
Ofiae co-ner Of M.ria ana IhIrt street. Ya!ia-
Walla. W T. 5l-u
uoRsEANDJAcK BIILS-PrinteI at tie
IL StlttzInau Ottce
, 1875-05-01
Eaixsn.nfinn NeIice-

TIE PA..TSEEsHIP OF BESSETTE ( TATRO
Is tins lay E>s,,ycl by mutual consent Al
parties iul-l.tel T. .Ac -si lrla axe Aeret- 4s5tl
. settle TIE slra- Immediately with J. d I4uln
E>l-, who Is autho-iz-i 70 o1,!ect tn accounts
4 EESS ETTE.
J. P. TAIRO.
WaIla Wal,a, " t. ArrLl y. ls75. .o-Im
, 1875-05-01
Save Gr0gER $40 80 S:Sa5
BI BUYING I NEW IMPROVED
HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE !

New style, Jusf Received.
THE Only PRACTICAL LOT-PRICED Ma
CHIN Z III the country. Equal 20 any Tor FAsIIIY
T-s=Qy~-~. -rrl5-ht Nrri.c, Io,h-NltrL- sets even
.yl;h ,le Table AISo M>rHrSu OlI- Call anI exam
me, semi FOR Q-ics !is- ami QlTtcsJrs Corner Of
second unl Rose st:e-tS opposite COu.,re,tt .onal
Church, Walk Wsl!1, " =
3arI y /. BORTHWICK. A-eat.
, 1875-05-01

,..rr.. i- 20 u- removed 90 the
a..l.aa br...ius. Thrrs removal
.''.' .s.. fn-, as s1on Is the necessary
w.. ." ..,l. IN lhe building.
, 1875-05-01

TuE TuNy.I rh.s sE~1a is running unl..
n"'a1'y low. The o,lt that c,m- NJ
Wvlns-!ny last jroa-ht aac solitary pass.u-
grr aud I'll. oati-, travel iog tn previous
"cek footed uP just eleven persons. This at
. time when immigrants AZ streaming across
'hr continent seems 20 indicate that villa
Walh NAiI,y Is a asse a.raas, Possibly
at'rr tuliforuia ru.i Oregon are populated ar
'ar rate OF one 'hous.nI TO the square male,
the surplus Wi. siup over into fL!s c,an.ry.
, 1875-05-01
SPECIAL Is:

Live STOCK Shipped to Portland.
From the dezent points the river. at the folI0
ing rates, owners risk:
From. DdlleS OnhIl4A
, 1875-05-01
PA ASSECN ER RATES,
To take effect March IL, 1875
RATES OF FREIGHT

Taken from tbs differ, Mt points on the river o.
PORTLAND at the following rates:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

The first thing q young gem
tleman does when be sees q
friend with . new hat on, is to
take it of and serenely try it
on his own head. When q
young lady sees one Of her ac>
quaintances with q new bon>
net, she just lifts up her nose
and serenely wonders "where
the thing got that fright"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

We don't know that we like
q big woman better than q
little one. If she is SO big that
q step ladder is required to kiss
her, we must respectfully de>
clue in favor of the small one.
As we reflect further on this
subject, we come to the cons
clusion that the small ones are
always preferable. They have
q tendency to hang themselves
around q fellow-and we
want to furnish the material
for 4 hanging post.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

The Worcester Press declares
Senator Logan's recent speech to
be "the herald Of q linguistic mil.
lennium, when singular nouns and
plural verbs shall lie down togeth.
er and . little conjunction shall
lead them.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

"How very seldom it happens >
said one friend to another, @that
we find editors bread to the. bust
nessn "Very,1 replied the other; |;
ssand have you not remarked how
seldom the business is bread to
the editors p
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

20 pve loved before,y said a
Detroit woman to her fourth
husband, as she took q handful Of
hair from his head because he
objected to hang out the weeks
washing.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

win the boy who threw that
paper on the stove please come up
here and get s:present Of . nice
book, /" said . Sunday school su-
perintendent il Iowa. But the
boy never moved. He was q far
seeing boy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

Helen n. Cook writes that
.skisaes on the brow Of the richest
diadem that q woman's soul as.
pires to- And yet . fellow who
kisses g young lady on her brow
while her rosy lips are making
motions like . patent clothes.
wringer, u not the man for the
position.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

The. teacher Of . district
school is in the habit Of asking
his scholars to define the words
which they are given to spell.
The boy who bad to- wrestle
with the word 'sulcer'' stated.
with q good deal Of n6dence.
that it was Pres't Graut's first
name. What 3 grand vista u
possibilities stretches ont before
that tender urchin. II Boston
Globe.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

A man may conceal his name,
his age, the circumstances of his
life, but not his character. That
is his moral atmosphere, and is
as inseparable from him as the
fragrance Of the rose from the rose
itself. In the glance Of the eye,
in the tones Of the voice, in mein
and gesture, character discloses
itself.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13
The Coming Wife.
From the Detroit Free Press.l

Il ~
patience and sunshine, and I'd
spoil the best silk hat that money
could buy for the privilege Of
lending her my umbrella in . rain
storm.
She's married and she's got an
old rhinoceros of a husband. He
makes it q practice to come home
tight at IL o'clock every other
night, and has for years, and he
can't remember that she ever gave
him cross word about it. When
he falls into the hall she is waiting
to close the door and help him
back to the sitting-room, where d
good fire awaits him. She draws
loft his boots, unbnttons his collar,
helps him off with his coat, and
all the time she is saying:
"Poor Henry! How sorry / am
that you had this attack Of verti-
go! I am afraid that son will be
found dead by the roadside some
1 night.n
/ "Wbazzer mean by verzhigo!' p
be growls; but she helps him off
with bis vest, and pleasantly con-
tinues:
aTm 80 glad you got home all
right. / hope the day will come
when you can pass more Of your
time ct home. It is dreadful how
your business drives your
.Whas bizhness-what yer
talking aboutr he replies.
.Poor ne-how hot your head
Iisw she continues, and presently
he breaks down and weeps and
exclaims:
"Yez zur--zic's q 'orse wearing
zelf ont fasts can-wishzi was
dead r
/ Next morning she never refers
70 the subject, but pleasantly ID.
lquires how he slept, aud Il his
mind is clear. His boots may be
missing, and he yells ont:
"War'n thunders my boots!"
"Right here, my dear!" she re
piles, and she hands them out, all
[nicely blacked mp.
II she Wants . dress, or . hat,
|or . cloak. and be yells ont that
household expenses ale eating him
|up, she never sssasses" him back,
nor tells him that she could have
married : Congressman, nor dc
clares that she win write to he,
mother and tell her just how it is
That's % my dear times are
hsrd 2 she says, and she gets ur
ljust e good : dinner As II he had
lleft her fifty dollars.
He may come homo tight a,
supper time, but sheis not shock
led. She remarks that it is an un
jexpected pleasure to have hin
home @ early, and she pretendl
mot % notice his stupid look. III
sees three chairs where there j,
but one, and in trying to sit dowr
he strikes tho foor like the tall o
II derrick.
ssWhaxzer jaw That chair ,way
IL
forar he yells, and she replies:
.1t's that hole IN the carpet--l
knew you would stumbled r and
she helps him up and brings hin
. strong emp Of tee.
They do not keep . servant, ani
when cold weather came she new
Ter Thought Of planting hersel
Idown in . chair opposite him ant
lsaying !:
s.Now, then, yon'll either get ri
aud light the fires o. there won
be any lighted mark that, Ok
baidhekd r 1s'
no, abe didn't RESORT % an,
such bsse and tyrannical meas
[ures ! When dayligtt ZONES ID,
aIinn nsaf A. hcs7. rnakan twn flr,ae
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

His arms had stolen around
her waist. and her fair young
head rested lightly on his
bosom. The October moon
shone softly down upon them
as he painted q bright picture
Of the happy future when she
should become his beautiful
bride. He paused at last in
the fervent outpourings Of his
hopes, and the deep melody Of
his tones were echoed by the
silvery sweetness Of her f1ute-
like voice, as she murmnred.
softly: = Yes. love. yes; and
then, too. we'll have buck
wheat cakes and sassages for
breakfast every blessed morn
ing, won't we dear. s.a....
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-13

Ofthe minor signs of our
inability ii State-craft there
could not Be one more signf |.
cant than the publication Of
General Sheridan's ssbanditti''
despatch. Whether he was
right or wrong 10 his judgment
Of the situation, whether be
was wise in the heroic treat.
ment he proposed, the giving
Of his despatch to the public,
and the reply made, withsimi-
lar publicity, By tho War De-
partment, we're simply the
most stimpolitic steps that could
have been taken under the
circumstances It is not too
much to say that nothing ol
the kind could have taken
place in q government com
posed Of men who had baen
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