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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-15
Builders d Steam Machinery

In all IT. hEAnoAan.
otsamboat, 0tsanshin Land Enginse uo1la1u.
High Pressure or Ou0pouna.
STEAM vHsa1lS q I'll kinde bwllf esapasoaI
With bulls - WOOD Iron - oe0pos1to.
ORDINARY EN0INEe eanpoun6sA wAon -
visAble.
STEAM LAUNCHEa, narses ana s>sAn ~ go
structsd With rofsrence 10 The traao o WhaoA
they are % be employed. 0peea, tennAoo 60
draft Of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and, Sugar lrAAing lIAsAanos1
nads Aftsr the mo6t Appeovs1 plAns. A., ~
Boiler Iron WORK CONTESTED tksseW11h.
WATER PIPE. Of Boiler o. Meet Ison. ofsonv
oiBe, mAde N suitable 1eouoho - oo0nooo1na
together, or Sheets rolled, punoAoa "a poooo1
for shipmsns. rsady - ~ r1votoa - ~
grouud. 81
HYDRAULlO RIvET7N0, Boalee WceA anA Vh1es
Pipes made By this estAhlishmont, HVo>o1 81
hydraulic rlveting maohiuosy. MT Quo11o4 -
work beinw fAr superior - hAnA Woe6.
SHIP wORl, Ship an1 1tean OApooano. otonm
Winches, AIR and ClToulaa1nx tunpe. ma1o
After the most approved plans.
Coast Of the Hetne safety netlee.
PUlEp6-Dirsct Acting Pumps Tor lrrsen11ea q
city works purpoooe. built With he eolohgNoo0
DAvy Valve 6oetons superior - a1y ooAas
pump. x ~
-Ism Room No. :. upstairs. sprseksla' D1ee1
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

pkokAIE QRDEE-Stais 81 Nic1iE a.. lsean-
1 a q heaI - AZ : seSSssG - tas ffsss sSis
Talgs leg 81 aQlEs 81 kcat a@t - lls frs.
e-.s altst. ll tas cltS - sf7era c4f.sas- e1 tnt
14th aax q saetateg. ~ sht SEA eAe fAaa-
Ssaa z Z at 6oh4rra aaa etatss.
Ffts44 & ttF4s 5. fcfkias. 2 s4ke Qi Probate
IL taf lsaftef 81 frt estate 81
wkuk6E OSBORN deceased.
A lastrnt.eet a. er.ilAs FsfIeftt-A p sa s
aus ga atEtse1fc1 eepX ~ ths iast MA An1
tnslaas8at 81 fae s4ia aeecasfs legelaer y ~
t1e lrseats fhcEeaf ln th7 fneeass tsait ~
oesleF~rl eeaats la the state ~ Aaloe. hAt-
aEa fern rlet 81 t1ie t..Cft Nlfl . lri4tieu tog
tte allowance II the same a. iels State 81 ;
1erelsn viz
Ia IS ordered fhai Nspdsy the lQiE asy "a
Aekttf.fei. is-i ~ ten EtatA iH TIE laft
noeD. - said Rf9aale oaloc. * A4faiuted 4ef
uraflns - a peI-fIel.
Ahl il Is IUrIher ordered. thai eopy 81
fkls Cfaer BE- published thror successive weeks
previous e. Ssid oas ~ Aeknnk "a the ikiK
cEAN A EasLT. q daily Easseeper pr4lte1 A-4
clfeulat ls Ia ssit eoantN 81 Kent
NAktS h. ftAhlNo
IA uue cepyl iaast-el Probate.
ApalfH h AAsoS. X gisleE. nes
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
BRAVE MARY SEXTON.
How She Saved Her Lover and
ths Express Train

Is it srse, John. that 700 sre 20
bring IN he express % morrow night
Ehe-e vas woFld q solicitse IN
MsrT SeVtoa's volcs as she looked up
tnto JOAN MsaRinz's fses, her eyes
saoViHs. evan more than her voice ne
dreaa which had ssken possession - Der.
It's true. Mar. dsriiaT. bat hs-e 70
fear- Ihers are ao rosd agent- In theee
pats. norAda7S sad Ia auaee sare
thas she naeasra tramp sas Dos pluck
eaouEh - ~reck = train" and Joan
smiled "a hs ssi~avsrad - reassure IA
sweetheart thss shsre was ne danger in
con aection with the sriP
"But Loas L@se = nesriT svsn fuil,
ant u 49, ali tais morntas tAsf the
dam r gtt scesx u ahst csse thsra
will ha plsstv - dagger ~ L,snx Lake
PASS. 7ursged Nary
~Iesz. 4t<is sas. saass szlF shs ak
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
NnTIcE To cRRnlTnRs-

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
y Stale 0i Michigan. Ceunfy 81 kent-Ss.
Aotlct Is hereby giKeu. that t. an slecf ~ the
Probate Cour iaf Ihf csualt ~ kSab MAlt
on The -lsi aay ~ bai epef. p. lN4 siN months
ifeta that aAte were Aiovos I2i cfoditefs %
prtse Il Their clE ms aE&lust The estate y
NlilkM t0llNn.
late of ssia county. deceased, and that al
cre1itoTs oI said deceased arr required 90 pre-
sent their claims g. sale probate court 80 TIE
probate ofnce. in the city OF 9rana RAPIDS. i0f
examination ana ALLOW anoe. on oF before the
2lst day ol Aprl ueKL and that such
claims Niii be heard before Said caurf ua
Tuesday, The 2lsi day 0l Aprii next al ten
clock in the forenoon ~ zach aay-
Dated Grand Rapids Mich. Oet. u, A d leat-
CYRUS n PERKINS.
nov % Judge 81 Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
TREAsUnER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Oct. a. lsso
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll FOR the construction OF sewer IN Turner
street. from Sixth street % Eighth street.
in the city Of Grand Rapids. is now In my
hands and that viii receive payment thereon
fer the period Of twenty days from this date.
at the ONCE Of the City Treasurer. City Hal.
GEORGE r.. PERRY.
nov l3 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
ina kiAoAaA FALLs RouTt.

Iitsiiy- Ali otA-fs "a except SUNDAY
Taxing ELECT s4aday. july D.. lsss
eletpnR cArs on Pacific and Atlantic Il
presses q and from Detroit parlor cars ran
on DAY Express Anu ursua Rapids Ia press I'd
and from Detroit Direct canneffians fnad,
~ Detroit With all through trains Fasf Tiek-
cts on sale ~ nion Ticket once s7 Monroe
ST. ana al Union depot
iHFB n. BRIOGs GEN. Ag'I Q1 Monroe Al
o. W. kuGGLEs. y. 4. and i. All. Ohlcago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
E...CZEMA
.-'lDHIIO,,OD chi, II,,

WhsR "a ipfsDt ny boay brcke
out au ever sith a. eFupslcn or r2sh,
Nhleh becanae acre aggravated a.
gTeS elder kyery Lutea physlcian
IA cur secgion w&s tFied or csnsait-
ea Whsn / came Of 40 / VISITED
Hot Springs, Ara. En1 vas treated
b. tie best medical ucn. tut MAS
Dot benefited Nhea al tkiags had
f2llei / determined T. IT, 81 >. 3,
aud Ia fsur maulhs WAS entirely
cured The terrible EczslEa Was al
g0as. Rot sign LEFT, my general
health built Up, and have never had
any return of the disease.
GE0 " lswIN. Irwin. Pa
Trssfiss &c Bleed and ska Diseases nziiec
tree SAIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta. o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

To-
T. L. Briggs. Leendert Bali, Martha b. Rul-
lard. Harriet b. r. Cock. Nary " csiten. Mar
garrt l.. De Core. Hastiaan ueses Leonard
D'ooge estate, 6erfef bupree. Mis- Christian
Erickson. Minnie q. Erickson, Ol srlee ,. tr-
leks0n. Jonas B. Everett Geo. A. Ford. Atisal
j.. Fleming. Mary 4. Ford. Cora r. Ford,
Thomas fitZsmm0ns Alton l.. a., flspk
q. Fritz Cornelius +. tiravslvn. Aim na Hiil.
JUstus c. HersIein. Adam HsiLman, anton
Hersfein. Pieter donker. Adriana Johnsen and
John Lewis Cornelius ana Multle kiyEer.
Thomas LYONS. Joseph Morrissey, Mary Nc
Carty Franklin II Nsore. Charles A. ProYins
Ella q. Pierce. Jane l.. Psge. Levi :. lroyin.
Mary L. Page, Chas. }. and klZabeth r. Per
ktus koXaBna 3. Potts. tnaugcey l.. ko2crs
Emma G. Rogers Charles I. kouley, George
ROuley Joseph Henry Richter, klimbeth n.
Stewart. Alfred &. Sekell. Henry SchAaisms.
Harry J. skinner Jan Schouten, koTnelus
Van Popering. Ambrosius anden Have. VII
liam NiSsers. William Wander Wal. Cornelius
Van SteenSelen. c. Wander Houten, Francis Nj.
Nithey.
You are hereby notified that assessments
are about 10 b. made upon you 10 deiIay the
expense of the aforesaid Improvement al
assessment roll has been msce IN the prem
ises and IS on nle In the clerks ONCE OF said
city. where IL Will remain open for inspection
until Monday evening. Nov. D.. 1901 when and
where you can appear before tie Common
Council on said evening and show cause. II
any. why said assessments should not be MADE
and collected according 20 law.
3lg WI. A. cHlNkMAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

't-ftAafN AtfIttAt Ia -
Detroit express leaving hsal On has Wagner
parlor ana bufef car attached and evening
express leaving 45 m has pSrlur ear Ht-
tachco. These trains make direct connection
IN Asirolt Tor all points Est
Express leaving at 10 IS m has Wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving 10 Detroit AZ
- m.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping ear berfhs secured ~
j., q. II. A ~ Once. p AOnrOe-st.. and az the
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent
JOHN ". LOUD. franc Manager. petreit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

-TfDEiss lrfth oaze-sl-'-Wsy 7
ssse zen, NJ sasisrr7 Ms Sunilsr-
~Fos 2 hs~s % se<s ssgasvs a--Bo~-
tsn HeTaif
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
DETROIT. LANSING a NORTHERN.

EEIAtI.
Express for Saginaw ard Bay City Nsr
Mail for LarslnE Detroit and tsst..-f7 - n
ENrress for Lansing. Detroit and hssffl u D. m
Mail for Alma. 81 bouis Sne -SglnsW.fs 81 = m
Past Exp. for Detroit. New Ok and
Boston ............... Co... ............' e 2 N
kEHIvT
Nail from ssgi nav sne Bay CITY. ~ a. q m
Mail from Lansing Det-o tsno bssi az l0 n
Fast ENp. from Lansing Detroit aud
the Easi . ......-...... sos p m
Express from Lansing and tefr0.t 4 81 b M
Express from Saginaw, -. Louis and
Alma..-................. 80 m
sDaily. fnsily. except sunday.
The shortest Lac 90 Detroit anc bsst. BE
gaat psrior cars between Defrcit AID ersBd
Rapids.
Solid trains between GfaHd Rapids and sag.
inaw. Two solid trains between Grand Zap
ids and Deus.t leaving Grauo Rapids u 4.
n and e.l5 m. snd leaving Detroit LIS m
and 10 3 a.,
ticket offlce. g. Monroe St. snd Lulou depot
OEoRGE DEHsFEs. Gen. Pass. Ak.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

4 SSESsNENT ROLL Tor grading. Eravelins
= ana paving TIE cutters of Noftn avenue.
from East Leonard street 10 Sweet street. la
the city oi Grand Rapids.
OfIicF o. CfTY ClXRg.
GRAND RAPiDs. Mich. Nov ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

~ - ~ -. ss-r-s ~--~~f - - fs-s
r~sr sfrs Tsyrr-rsis res6s-se trair--fsf rIar
s-lreelar ~ Co., rerH-t ~t~s eftt y 49,
Trf-set7s ffvrr - = ~ 80 e----f s~t r,ri-ttF
-r-rf-s 80 Tfrr s.r-sff r~retri.Is fs~~s
fnr y et~p rsftrfs~efrs srRaF frst-t fe~rs t.r-r
-,s-. = ir.s = rts r. c~sss F~~s~f ~ rers--fsfas
49, t-rsfst.-,s ~fr f~ref~s rrsr~fs~--rref - -
Tss FgEE 9 wEs7 coEFsFF. CHtIs9o lla
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
CHIcAeo a wEsT MIcHIaAN RAmwAY

Nctohcf o. lht0.
erEFART.
Mail for Nanis'ce aud Traverse Cityf 2Sam
Exp. Tor Chicago. Muskegon-.-.........-f go = un
Hast Mail for Chicago Anc lndlSnap-
o.is o. , m
tNpress for MuSkegou aud Hart f 2 h = N
I1press Tor MBskegou. Grand HsYeuf ~ N
NlEhf kSprcss Tor Chicago .......-... 81 So 3 M
Night Express FOR indianapolis ~ 81 Z M
For Big Rapids BIS cwin. LudiDRtou.
NaaiStee and Traverse City -....---f 05 , m
Night Express for Iraverse City..---fl 81 M
Night Express from CHICAGO se9Am
\ ght Express from Indianapolis. s 81 . n
Express from NuskeE0n and Kart NO a. .
Nal from Nanistee aud Traverse Citrfl1 l5 "a
Mail from Chicago and Muskcgon 4 81 . m
Express from Grand Haven ...-....-.....f 2 81 D M
Express from fcutW8ter. Musker0n-f SO 3 m
Fast h1presS from CD cago ..... 40 Is M
From Nanlstee. Ludington. Baldwin
and sig Rapids -......................f ~ Is p N
From Nanistee aud Traverse Cfvy....i = 81 , IA
From Traverse City fl0 a. ~
DAILY. tDsliy except sunday. fDaiiy ex-
cent ,atur ~. Daily except Noncav.
Through farlor coach 10 Chlcaro on 900 A.
m. IT'S mo extra charge Tor seats
Trims leaving 2nc KEp d. a. % ? m ant
ii - "a run through 20 Chicage solid.
combination sleeping and rarlor cars "a
tween Grand Rapids and Indianapolis "a
Night Express trains
Through slerpers 10 and from Chicago oG
Night Express trains.
train leaving Grand Rapids ~ ~ 81 M which
las sleeper FOR Traverse City. 81 n train
from Chicago and 20 ? m train from Grand
Rapids have wagner draplnc-rooru buffet carr
3 05 m train hss through free paFlor car y
Manlstee via n. and y. J.. x. Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

lfains marked ran daily.
liailY except SEnaas
slaKFIxG AAn rAKlos ca sxExfct
NerIh-ll scam trAlu. pafler el,sjr a., a,
hackilaN City. d. 81 m IralA NAanci
sloepiaE Car far AseGiD&N CITY
eouth-< 81 . al tfAtl has Farlor Chair Car d
N1nclunRfi lt 81 M train has fhraagl rsrial
Car lof chieaEe- o. = ~ train WAcner Sleep.
Ire 4 Sr Tor Nlurihnafi- ~ 81 ! m IrAiH Ma
neE SleepiAE Car isr Chie&1s.
Muskesans Grsna kApids A Tnai1aa
tor MuskeEoR. IL a. &m..ul5a k4apm
tNM At a it q iA - D ga 80 , la
~ eAtH itcArts eu4 fAti lnfarmaiio iou csa be-
h"1 - ~liAtI ApfN - = ln4UisIi ticket asfat
nl NNifA station ~ =, n AUnSoN. nion IlakrI
sgcAJ &. Aelrot-kt Graua hapids Airh
= l. LooAN oon, Gen. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

uTrs-s uvss rus ss..----- - ,-,. 80
W E7-I fsss.sks 81. lasiessssps - a. b-sexsls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Three meaths Later as Horpeii.-
viile Nsw Era contained tAis para
Eraph.
NkESu~s-erxTox. n tsfz ssey yaty s ~
Rsv = T. Pus~T Ns-T tszxHtsr - - a..~
Dsv1k 7@xton - Jean z efs-nfaE
x J Lav3er. n K Y Le5-sr.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-03-13
GLASSELL & RIVES,

GROCERs and COTTON FACTORS,
Nos. 6s4 and 696 Levee Street. Shreveport, La.
SOLEACENTs FOR MURPHY WAGONS
Also Agents for Planters Ferlizng Manufacturing Co.
We sell Land Plaster Acid Phosphate Cotton Fertilizer Corn
Fertilizer Dat Fertilizer Vegetable Fertilizer Fruit Tree Fertilizer Lawn
Fertilizer, &c
We delivery
Farmers generally.
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Bodenheimer Brothers.

We are always glad Of the oppor-
tpnity of speaking a kind word for
yunne men of worth and character
who have embarked in business for
themselves. and to wish them God
s,wed in their honest endeavor to
establish themselves firmly in the
confidence of the people among
whom they reside, as business men
mon whom every reliance can be
placed. We feel that Henry and
Emanuel BOdenheimer, who have
Just opened a dry goods store in
Shreveport, under the firm name of
BOdenhrimpr Bros, are such young
nIen, and all that is said above may
well be applied to them. They are
enpbaticalIy "Bossier boys" having
been born here in Bellevue, where
they spent their early years. Their
father, jacob Bodenheimer, who was
one of the first settlers of Bellevue,
aud died here during the war, was
universally esteemed for his genial
nature aud urbane mannerS-he was
everybOdy's friend, aud everybody
was his friend.
BOdeuheimer Bros. have all their
lives been identified with this sec
lion, and the Banner bpspeaks for
them liberal share of the patron
age OF the people of Bossier. That
success is sure to follow them goes
without saying. Their establish
meht will be found on Texas Street,
above the Phoenix Hotel, Shreve-
port. Their stock of goods is com.
plete and fresh and presents a hand
some appearance, it being evident
that judgment was exercised in their
selection and taste displayed in their
arrangement. We are pleased to
learn that they are having a fine
trade.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-03-13
Transfers of Real Estate.

We are indebted to Mr.. B. A.
Kelly, Clerk of District Court, for
following list of transfers of real
estate recorded in Clerks office from
February q to March 5:
Henry Lawrence to j. S. Young
\. of s. w. J of sec. 80, T. Is. r.
IL, Tor The surrender OF two notes OF
this vendor.
y. ). Young TO Henry Lawrence
y of s. w. / Of sec. 80, T. Is, r.
IL $1,000, on l, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years.
Nancy A, Jas. F., Josephine L
snd Felix j. Houston TO Eugene u.
ihouston-West ] of N. w. + and
=. ". ! of N. w. ! of section 1, T.
Is r. IL.
y. L. Houston to n. A., j. F., j. L.,
WIN. W. and f. j. Houston-North
aalt aud S. q. / of n. W. 1 and N.
": / Of s. w. of sec. %, N. w. 4
u n. w. !, w. ] of S. w. J, sec. SO,
1 ID, I. II; S. w. / of S. W /, sec.
!, section II, lot 8, section II, and
'Ots and 8, sec. IA, I. 10, r. IL.
Helrs of Elijah Bryan to Ander.
son Gratz-Lands in Bossier and
DeoOto parishes, for $4,000.
James A. Mitchell to Henry NJ.
Dnalley-LOt 6, block II, in Plain
Dsallng, for $131 so, cash.
Mrs. Mary j. Lawrence to Barna-
Sassle q MuIff-Lot 2, block L, in
ns9ghtOn, for SO, cash.
!, Y, ). & P. Railroad Go. to Mrs.
- :. 4 Mercer-S. E. 1 of s. w. i of
aec q, I. II, r. IL, Tor $3.50.
!, AIs. Mary j. Lawrence to A. B.
81 a,,asn-One-fourth of an acre, with
~ ;, improvements thereon, in section
=, l. Is, B. IL, for 5000, cash.
aFs, Mary j. Head to Joseph M.
. .sses-LOt z, 10 Bellevue, also a
..aet Of one acre, and all improve.
Aeass for SO, cash.
= ". Waters and wife to j. Fl.
asiIn-S. w. i offs. E. i of sec. 80.
. q 10, for $500, cash.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-03-13
In Memoriam.
Rocky Mount Union No. SO, !
Rnssipr Parish La

Rocky Mount Union No. 81,
Bossier Parish La. {
Resolved, |. As in the providence of God he
saw proper TO take away from the walks of
life our friend and beloved brother, Joe Smith,
Feb. 4, 1890;
Resolved, ? That we, as Farmers Union.
consider that we have lost worthy Christian
brother, the country at large an honest and
noble citizen, and one who will be greatly
missed in the neighborhood in which be lived.
Resolved 8. That we extend our sympathy
to the family in the loss of an affectionate
husband and doting father.
Resolved, 4. That copy of these resolu-
tons be spread on the minute beck and copy
be given to the family
Resolved, 5. That the Plain Dealer, Bossier
Banner and the Caucasian be requested to
publish same.
G. WINHAM, }
b. D0RMAN, Committee.
j. P. GLEASON
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John Fl. Nattin to M. B. Smith
:. W. / of S. e. /, section 80, T. %
r. 13, for $500.
!. ii. Nattin to 81. M. Underwood
South ] ofN. E. / of sec. 81. b. /
OF ). b. / of sec. 80, and undivided
two-thirds interest in N. w. i oil
sec. 80, L. q, r. IS, and w. of sec
4 and e. half of sec. 5, T. 20, r.. IS.
9O6 and 663 100 acres, for $4,000.
D. III. Nattin to S. j. Zeigler I'm
Owed interest in N. w. i of sec.
50, I. q, R. -. for 800, cash.
Willimeua Mccormick, of San
Deigo County, California, to A. j
Reynolds and 5 100 acres in the
southwest corner of SECTION 80, I. Is.
Il. IL, for 1928 IS, cash.
Harrison FL. Wheeler and Emma
Il. Wheeler, OF Kearney Co., Neb..
to Melissa Darling, OF Cowley Co.
KanSas-North ] of west j ofsec !
L. 70, r. IA, 100 acres, for $1,000
cash.
.. ". Nuck0lls to j. r. Cavett-
W. J ofN. halfof sec. z, I. %, r..
IL, 50 acres, for $3.50, cash.
J.R Cavett to j. o. NuckoIls-
;: W. of N. w. /, s. J of N. w. !
OF N. w. / of section Is, T. 90, r Is.
60 acres, for $3.50, cash.
Green Hughes to A r., Bryam-
n. W. of N. E. i and N. E i ofN.
w. / of sec. 81, L. 20, r. IL, so acres.
for $25, cash.
Il. b. Wyche to w. B. Graham
Undivided ] interest in N. / offs.
w. 4 and w. ! of N. E. / of sec. 81.
L. IL, r. IL, 60 acres, for $3.50. cash
Joseph W. Prince to Thomas W.
W. i of sec. 80, E. half
OF n. e. / of section 80, 7. II, R. II.
z4O acres, with all buildings and
improvements thereon, for sl44O
Chas. Williams to Henry Boden-
heimer-W. J of s. w. i of sec. %.
L. II, r., for S240 cash.
Marshall Boynton to FL. Bodep-
heimer-N. e. ! of N. w. i and N.
". ! of N. W. / of see. 10, L. 16, r.
II, so acres, for $3.50, cash.
VIM. Il. Nicholson to Roland O
Nieholson-Undivided half of two
thirds interest in sos acres in Sec
ton "A, T. Is, r. IA, and sections
IL and 10, T. Is, r. Is, known as
the Nicholson Island place . for
$500, cash.
Mrs. Mary J. Lawrence to J. S
HeTrlng-S. w. 1 of s. w. / of sec.
| l, s. ] of S. ] of sec. 10, N. ] of sec.
10, n. of s. e. i of sec. Is, S. e. /
Of s. W. i of section 10, N. w. ! Of
see. IA, [. Is, r. II, 500 acres on
Fee Fee Bayou, for 81. Omit claim.
Chas. Fl. Perrin, of Cole Co., Mo-,
TO Il. FL. Wheeler, of Kearney Co..
Nehraska-West half of section /,
al of section 2 and n. j of section
), L. %, Il. IA, for 81, cash.
harrison Ell. Wheeler and Emma
B. Wheeler to John g. Hall. of St.
Louis county, Mo.-All of section 2.
md N. ] of sec. 3, T. %, r. IA, fol
$4,000, cash.
II. N. Sibley to TO S. j. Zeigler-
\. e. / of N. E. ! and n. E. / of n.
W. ] of see. II, L. 90. r. Is; also 2
acres ia the n. o. corner of s. w. !
# n. E. 1 of see. II, I. 20, R. y,
or 1921, cash.
L. NJ. Hanks to Mary Erwin Bar
'ett-All of section Is and N. E. !
If N. E. / of sec. "a, T. 20, r. Is,
$50 acres. Reconveyance.
F. M. Hanks to N. Fl. Hanks
y. B. i of N. 3. /, sec. -, I. 90, r.
-, 40 acres, for $160.
Harry Wright j. w. Elston-
West half of N. w. i and N. w. +
If S. w. / ofsee. 6, 7. II, r. IL, 100
acres, for so, cash.
w. Ii. Scauland TOD. r. Cavett-
). w. i of S. w. ! of sec. %, T. %. /
3. ID, 40 acres, for $12O, cash.
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MI. L. NJ. Carter, Shreveport, has
che largest stock of drugs, patent
medicines, fancy goods, toilet arti-
eIes. ready mixed paints in all colors,
window glasses of all sizes, finest
eirars. sc. Also, blank books, com
mercial or note paper, envelopes,
inks. pens or any style of stationery.
4 frst class Job Printing Office is
operated in connection With the
Stationery Department. Prices low.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-03-13

The Kahn Dry Goods Company,
ajmited), the Dry Goods Palace of
Shreveport, are already receiving
new spring goods, unsurpassed in
variety and styles, and we advise
o1r readers to send for samples, and
esll when they visit Shreveport
Remember this reliable house, No.
0I2 and ga Texas street, above the
phmnix Hotel.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-03-13

MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.-Since our
last report District Clerk b. A.
Kelly has issued licenses to the fol
lowing parties: Van Buren, Martin
and Matte Belcher; Phillip Brown
and Ella Wesley.
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live stock of every description in
.b;s narish is in excellent health
"a 6na condition. On account of
.ho mildness of the season and the
s src grazing afforded by cur
ea,"ral grasses, which have not
SseO injured by frost this winter,
osttle have not required much other
saod and but little attention.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1890-03-13

Rev. Thos. L. Lallance, Pastor of
valley Circuit, will begin a protract'
= meeting at Bellevue, on Sunday,
Nav IL, 1890.
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Rain. cold, cloudy and very dis
.-aaable weather has been our lot
me past week.
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Stray S0te.

T5strayed before r. C. Stinson, J. p, Ward .,
T. by C. w. Arnold, on January %, 1890.
and will be sold at Bossier City, La, within
the legal hours of sale, on Saturday, March
%, 1880, one Sorrel Horse Pony, about ID hands
high, and branded on left jaw with letter 0,
and on left shoulder with letter L.
Appraised at $25.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges. &c
w <. NORRIS. Constable.
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s.,blIshed Every Thursday.

BELLEVUE, La.
.,,rpsnAY :::":::::MARCH 13, 1890.
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Rates are reduced after a term of years.
Policies are iHcontestible after two years.
Ctsh Values and Paid APP Insurance are
features of this plan.
Company has been in successful operation
six years.
Offers the best in Life, Endowment, Tontine
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Chartered by the State of Connecticut.
Capital, $250000O
Write to this office for rates and blank APP
plications.
We want good, live Agent in every town,
city and parish Address
J. j. SCOTT, State Manager,
3l2 Common street, Shreveport, La.