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The Bossier banner., 1894-04-26


as hot the metal Is ttstiI sreyT Es45a<&z4H
crack, granny, crevice, pore and ope,liHq cf
ereEy sort is hed closed and satRrasH szo
metal and the tchols 23 pieces composing sios bspvs
sotdsred aud elded together piece ss Aars
thing that is stronJ enduring and reliable. 10 ,sIps
do and small dos'S cannot afford ksev tars
Of snc and Glnp'Hwps melted from gears end 10 r,
bn Ce haze business enough that afford to do
One word about the nature Of gavanzng slyery h
coating which fills and portion
Aermotor Wheel Vsne and Tower is zinc aluminium h~
1t first put but which, after standing time forms
with the steel chemical combination alloy which esnn
melted and is practically indestructible.
The 5h advertisement in this series will show Swhesi s
Truck weighing lis bs which Will carry tons and of vbs
500 in the Aermoor Factory. will be found .l
indispensable any farm in any warehouse For
this advertisement which is No in the SERIES and ss5 c
sent in immediately after the appearance adv No W. nj
deliver fob Chicago Of these Trucks or forward f
branch houses, freight from Chicago added.
Where shall make liberal offers accent sor
Of these advertisements part payment for Wndms
have any thought Of using windmill this year ys - AZ
stating what will need, whether Pumping o. gasrsd
and it possible we will make you a liberal offer.
The Aermotor Co. proposes to distribute $500. CASH m
FRIES for the best written by the wife ughss
"HHY SHOULD USE AN AERMOTOR ." For copaitjons -
competition and and numbers of prizes send m p
tculars the Aermotor Co., Chicago branches \ Sam
Francisco, Kansas City, Lincoln Neb Sioux City Iowa. Mn
neapo Buffalo, 65 Park Place New York City keruacts
Pumping and Geared price, All Steel all GaivanizedF-
Completion delivered free at Chicago shipped -
any one, anywhere at the following prices:
S-ft. S25. gift. $50. i6-ft. 9t2S..
The Bossier banner., 1894-04-26

OLD PETs-Carpets.
The Bossier banner., 1894-04-26

BOUND to be read-a book.
The Bossier banner., 1894-04-26
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In the nrst year In which the Aermotor Co. did gayan
expended $4,000 In this work. did not fur1;ss
zsd goods for the entire year either extra cb. s.
MADE tor tns goods into which this enormous sum Wa NJ
made7 Are curious know how Aermotnr ~ was
The explanation is this The AsrmooT Co. foTsa Ts: '.t
thing better than painting required foresa sh s
TIE "iis IsRaoT6R sP co. FoREsEEs, IT EooKs .p,,n
ANTICIPATES 1T KNOWS WHAT is COMING, n Ts6rEE g
mAF ~ Sfn hO BE eoaiAG' IT KNOWS In ADyAsCE WHas
Because Of this 1t has enormous factory and t-, =
known but he didn't Know D'e X ' an mg' "a M have been bad
iness is in the by Ours is the present ~ r0
His consolation found in the darkeys sasmsn ne teiS
and arc thing and & Knows Al ss
do certain tain little piping voices are heard saying AN
We made the Steel Windmill business, mad. N. -,
which the best Of imators only hope to remo
perimsnns expense Of the user But 10 a.
is & Sat' fF T BEST yR w 81 sssv S
LESS OF COST and we believe know better fhss sn,S
we know that thin metal exposed 10 the a wRi 81 ~
unless galvanized, but properly galvanized viii sst
years Barbed wire galvanized will 20 years ssd n @
the barbed eighth Of inch thick Wills an! s 9
the steel used in the vanes of windmis is from As
last only from fourth TO eighth long the brbsd 80
other things being equal but they are not equal the sas
Tho vibration Of the thin parts as crack. the p.o,
around the ryets rust oukl -
the thin parts Some have used galvanized metal and pS
in black ryets This Of is not ssod painting sn
s
you poor painted wheel A na&s sr metal ,,,.
ired before being put together ASS<A II sau weud -
double price for H.. We EfSSA Eefsa q. ~
know, n d know. <{f&H - - ~ 80
4. : : ,,,,,,,,,.,,',|'IiIIII||III J )
things praet- (r44&&% AzSA FAN.
worthless, a k24Ss&&Y E&@@ ~
have nothing y <TExkAS&<Y \sz4H h
to do with N<SSSIs@Ss45<fsfY <esASsS#
them. ZN$ASSAzEkS2 A%$4 7s7z.
Then VEFA&% ZsS TSS$SS$ ~ ES%lzEAsN
the section W. Ex-s15fff<ta fszs5RsS4
Of ds,-V LsSsEaHS1H33S kS%zRSsszz3zzR
motor Wheel is LZAhS%HS7SH kf2sS*fH
all riveted ,coss- ZetSSzs saz2t<sSz4 EkH{Sz@
pleted and cleaHSed &s@&$ k4sxz&#
ofrrtst and Impurities, $sss1aks217a9 kk#
Sc is then Immersed ~@aZ kSSa$z&
melted zinc and ahtsiakra kf7<<&{z3
aud left there HHti 10 becomes k9#
as IL and until E5hfaSExz4A
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

auf Madep's 2eben i'm Betras pon $l0,=
600 besablt iei. gropn babe ibnl einen
8euolper seeebeu uno eine s5laide NIT
@ift, tpeldes er fir Wbisfp auseeben
ione. Ct babe Madep in beiIen Sous
seldollen, ieoo6 nidt Die Abliht eebabt,
i'm gu tooten oos Gerbre6en babe er
nidt aus @elosier, ionbern aus 6ur9t
Dor Wigsins unb ieinen 2euten besaneen.
sSerner la9te Ell aus, @i9gins babe ibm
$1,000 seboten fir grmoroune ppn Sa=
cob Sneu, bem @atten Der s5rau, heren
leioenl6aftlide. Neisuns fir Missins
Die l1rla6e oes Gerbredens mar.
Sn 2ima ,purbe ON Montas elm
&nabe Namens Nlireb Rarpinsti, mel=
der burd @i9arettenrou9en perridt ge,
lporben mar, BON Der YoliSei in @e=
pabrIa,a genommen Surd einen
Dolmetl6er murbe ermittelt, oaB Der
9nabe aus Oeitreid, fan. uno einen One
fel in Cincinnati beiu6en mpllte.
Ser @tabtrotb BON Gopinston,
Miami County, iaBte leyten Samltos
nit fiinT gesen elne Gimme oeE nuderi=
1ben ge1dluB, Die Saloons ab;ul1af-
fen. Die Oroiuan3 miro nit J.. SUM- in
Rraft treten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

.;n,u &epoluer por's @eIidt, nabm lo=
bonn lein Yortemonnaie aus ben oanes
ber hduoerben 8einfleibern, lu4te una
ter ben BettfiIjen nod, nobel er Grau
gpine aufluedte unb eridredte, uno per-
5hmoi,b. ben &epolper auf 9errn gping's
anpf oeribtet. Ser Dieb mar obne
Nlasfe uns oa ber Mono bea ourds
8eniter i6ien, Iein @eIi9t oentlid' gu
erfennen.
- Trou Ntartbo Yilser, II Sabre
aft uuo cine Sniallin bes 4rmenhau es
in @reen County, Fel am Sam1tas elne
etieee binunter ano brab oos @e7
MD.
Sn 8ooifer, Bapne eountp, be-
oanr am Montas bas 8erbbr sesen S.
3. missens BON woriaw> SnO., 'Oelder
aroefloot lit 9. 50. Srown gu einem
W,orbonariif auf 80. u. Mades seoun=
a.u au baben. 8romn, lpelder IN port=
oer @ode pro3eilirt pnroe, petserte lt4
enfanos, als 3euse auf5utreten, ma6te
ober 1dbIieBlid folsenoe Ausla9en ::
gBiooins babe ibm $1,000 setoten,
menn ct Msadep t5ote, unb stpar $lO0
Sofort. s4oo an Weibnadten unb ote
ibriaen $500, menn bic Serlideruns
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Hatarr6 I'M S0ltem
Diele perlonen habeu thn
ohne es 81 lpihen. Die
Opfer oenelben lino
Se9ior.

Serr 8. g. McGuiain BON @prins
Siu, Soma idreibt
nBor pier Sabren ing meiu Wtoecn
plDbIi1 ali, Ieibeub 3u meroen unb leine
6unttionen nid)t mebr gu pe,rihten, mas
balo sur 5SoI9e bate, bob meine
Rrdfte obnobmen. SSurj borauf bate
id, melnen erIeu 9luioQ bon
@ripp:, beren i'd flint burhsumac9ell
bate, tuelbe i'm 0an5en einen 3eitraum
uon bret Sahren cinNolmeH, Md1rero
bieisr 3ait wuroe bic 9lalraao bur1 Nb=
iiibrmittel bur6 msinen Ma0en foreirt,
opb hattie id, oonn On piinben 6emorr=
boioen 81 lciben Mno purheu hnburM
aIle SunftioneN bea ltnterleihes aeitori.
Weine Nisren nnroen in 9!title,benid)oft
se3ogen 10 bab bic lpdtlidan uno
oft idmersGoften 98ohe1ohl lonberungen
Der Gale eines yinoes dhn.
LID lob. Gin cigcn.bImlider, bgauner
trnfener @rino, medler lidJ unterbalb
reinem linten 4uoe bi!bete nno pelGen
cb Dem Jieber s,sldri,b, fing on, li9 Su
oerbreiten UNI ldl bate Gilsn Nrunb, ;u
5lau5en, boR oles n.it Der Set in Rrsbs
ausarten ,pii1oc. Mlein N!eiI1 Hebmot,
uea. ober ma;oe uie!nelr nah ,neiner
unlidt BON einer An}a0l Don WllfrnbeN
luseeaebrt unh uuyne ID 10 Idwoh, ooG
cs mid Die er6bte slnltrenauns foltete,
in cine gabelpanns bineinSulteieen.
2lls id ldon ale 0nffnun9 perIoren
1atte, lab i'd bic An3cise con Yesru=ro
IN benz Sowa Stnts Nesiltey. Sd
Ihrieb an Sie unS rrDielt unter unoeren
Sampbleten, oen Nnmilienar,t No. g
unb fam id oabMrd, III bam Se6lub, bab
l9 ben Gatorrt I'M %1nl3. Gopf Wagen
uno III ben 9iereN bate. Sd ting on
,pe=rl=no UNI Mnn=a lin ;u neAlner,
lpie mir bies 9r. Noatman tplenIreI per=
oronete. Sn furSer 3ait tonnte id
pieoer fraftlse NaDsuna su mir rebmen
unb Die 9emorrboioen> bas Stierenleihen,
Die lluperoouli1fet, tpie and bos eieen,
artige @s,uad)s on meiuen @eli0I per=
ld)luonoen Dollldnoia 6Ieiih. Graft
uno gutter 9lppstit te1ten liA tnieber Elm
uno fonnte i'd p;eber arheite,l. GAidt
an Die pe=ru=na 0rug Manufoct.irins
Company bon Columbus, Ohip. I'm Elm
foitcnfreies Ggemplor bes Saulilienor3tes
$50. 9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

- - Ser befonnte Soc" &ennebp il,
eonton, Start @ountp> bat iid) flirs!id
persiftet.
@llen Gountp besablte $3.50 iii,
Sbafe, ipelebe i'm leBten Sabre non ]onn-
ben serriiien puroen.
Sm 9llter bon 50 sSobren lit cn,
Samltas Sames Mc@ernep. Der 6ltelt;
gur9er in aenia, 8reene @ountu, qc=
|torben
William Satett. in her gidbe
BON Yellow s5prinss, @reene Gpuntn
tpobnbaft, muroe pom einem 0ferbe t0o,.
li9 perlett.
- Sn Yiaua, Wliami Gountp, i1t eire
gepeauns i'm @anse, bic slnluoe be,
gtmaer Strab benwasenfa t.GeieQIdoft
oortbtn 5u Derlegen.
Sim 5umltas Mbeno iieleu 5,unns
auf eine S6af6erbe bes sSorners Sieet
nahe bel Oueiba unb segyiiicn r
StIf.
Jrau asnes Milberbino, cine G5.
jdbrige Srau, tpel6e pnr pier gnpuote,
nit ibrem Wanne aug Geuf{hlanb nod
Cincinnati lam, I'm lire &iuoer su be:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19
;Siir oen Beftbpte.l.

@eors potb Elm alter 2eler bes Weit-
boten iarb am 9. Mpril auf ieiner Garm
2 Meilen BON greltline. Im Morsen
behelbisen Sases fam er nod BET
Stabt, um einem Besrdbnib bei5u,pohs
men, unb sueIeid ieine Stimme bel ber
8abl ab3useben, rer ipar elm itrammer
Oemofrat." &urs nod leiner 9eimtebr
erlitt er einen Sdlasfub, tuelher 1einen
lofortisen SOB berbeifiibrte. Ser 8er=
itorbene purbe in gfieber=Mutbau,
5ellens9 $ armltaot seboren. Sm Sabre
1S47 panberte ct nit leiner Satin unb
2 9inbern na6 bielem 2anbe, mo er iid
sl,erlt in Seem Orleans nieoerlieb unb
oas folsenbe Sabr nad grawioro Co.,
Ohio, iiberlieoelte. Gr errei6te Elm
IIter bon y Sabren unb binterlieB eine
betaste 8attin, 2 SDbne uno cine Spd=
ter, 1owie sablreihe 6teunbe.
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Uuspdrtl0e llldrfte

Su1tolo. ". u. Il. Nurt!.
Wc;3en--9tp I rn:bec o1eis
81 b @5ofeNt %%.49--i.00.
fSancp $2.75-$3 25.
81 d. | II ,--Jip, 4:l--5AG Gte
sal $40. 2Al--til% ris.
Sto9ge n-5fo. 5ti-1Si .Ets.
~ t II e--AiIHTrioiG ,in--dl Ga
.--Ltmotp Sl2 2o0--l2.I5.
y ct ii 6ts. per DTseut.
aurnmebl s2.pt,~aJ2
IS tgS!.i5
@eins lst d sld'o-j:.oe..
@eo6teltes .-G3cb4i.e,a sy.,s
looo. Sons anN M!pprn c.. .s5--9.7o: tnrs ctea
8aeou.-5aut.err s,u.< ;--9ones uaa Mia
oea sloss-ie.5o; tl'l} Nenl alo. 1910.
sirrc S ,sh. II ! Sa, e,s aure einac'mlf'
g d ne C. ,EatF aS iaucu itamcre S5 No.
g II ote .-Ghoice So .oo---Gl6
httagD, ben II. 2lpril 1894.
.prtna Jso. s5-5s Cts; ratusr Wn. ~.
aorn Io. . IS G,s.
Safer So. 20: yiO. , Ueiser 3,
Cts: SO. petRer 303l Gts
3o9ee. 9ip. 25l @1s.
@'crire On. 50 fst6
Slad amen Jo. al.3s &ts.
SlipHnn Sl2. ;5--l3.j 30 Hnh Wi0btiHa 81 50-l5 {,
per 2onne IN Bulf uno 81 .oo--l.25 mebr inf,
ioc in @aeen. '-' ''~7' ''''''
$3.50 per 100 8fb.
.-Jti nc iep.Gtubctnlfte gttcrc ss.lo--5.yn
3tnGer5 a2.oo-~s.70; &ithc Sl.75 - 20 per 10
Bfiiro.
9 Gme ne. - BerlaNbtorien uub peruicat.
ssG-6.30: pr'ma ldircre uno ;stcli i6eriorts,
So 5.s5-5. As; leldlte 5.io5.45 uer 100 Si
- SAFE IN z N II {. r.-Gtn1eim.idhe Ut,,,
fcrdlale 2H.25--3.25; aeniid,ge @3.25-8.M
Grtlnn sEioset g. G@.75-a.lG; Tcrarer s2.fe--2.i;
Hammer S3. .9G-i.So.
Io.eoo. oea H. Npril 1894
y9eiseu No. 6l%c
u e. d torn 9to. : 3S'4 9ts. per yuihe
8 fer "a Cts. per 9}uilel
RpaGem 80 GtS. DER SEihet
Fr' nv SE Is rrr m,t5h,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-19

iu9en, wollte am Donneritas ibrem in
Mppnbale mobnenben Sdmiegeriobn ei-
men 8eiu9 abitatten. Mls lie Die elef=
trii9e Cur perlaien pollte, itiirSte fie gu
8ooen unb bic &doer sinsen iiber ibre
beiben IiiBen binmes. Sic bebauernss
tpertbe 6rau uurbe mad benz ltdotil lden
Soipitale sel6aift, mo es lid berauss
itente, bab ber linte SUB san3lid serz
quetl6t tpar unb mabrideinli4 ampus
tirt perben mub, ,n6breno bic 8erlesuns
gen am rehten 6ub ueniser 9efdbrli6
1inb. 9ie 8erungliidte mollte am
Samitas Die 9eimreiie antreten.
- Ser 3=iabrise spbn bon s. 6.
5immon in Stem 5olIano. gidatpap
Gountp, fel in einen &eiiel bon fo6en=
Der Seife unb ltarb nod tuenigen Se=
funben.
- Gbparb s.. Nalb BON 6ranffort
muroe am Sam1tas In GbillieDtbe, RoB
Gpuntp, BON einem 3uge Der Cincinnati,
San,ilton uno 9apton 8abn iiberfabren
uno fiirdterlib peritiimmelt.
- sn Bracupille SolpnIbip, 5rum=
buu Gountp> Iinb bic Malern epioemiId
aufsetreten.
SIM e 9Iafe erbridt. - Ils
am Samltas Morsen Die Samilie Il=
bert 5effner pom 8ette auTlteben pOllte,
fano lie ibr &inb toot i'm 8etle liesen.
Gs mar am porber9ebenoen abeno nod
fernseluno uno murbe mabrl9einlid
wdbrenb Der 9ladt int ShloIe erbriidt.
- 9r. Sobn TiIber, elmer Der dlte+
iten unb betannteiten Nerate i'm norb=
merliden Obio, 1T am Samitas W}ors
gen i'm Nlter BON SO Sabren in leiner
Wobnuns in Nreaoia, 9aneod County,
seitorben.
-- &iirslid ,puroen 35 S9afe pom
6armer Mleyanber Stelpart in 9tewart,
Siding @ountp, BON 9unoen serrihen.
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is Gter fir $500! /!

aus Sen beriihmtten, reinae,
briiteteit eine6mtmtioet 8ra,as
tteu Ee9hernf, Sen ant
befen ,sftS rafeteter leoefts
Hen 8r,at Hnhnern in Ser
melt! 1oelle 6arantte tnH
prentpte perfcnSutta. 1pes
gen ft6terer 2(useiaftft unH
betreMs 8eiteQMtte tpettSe ntatt
1et eSer aSrefSire:
SreS. 8iSIinemaier,
835 SiiS Srent,Str.
Columbus, o.
lfeb 3mt
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Delpbos, o., 7. Mprtl, 1894.

Srau glisabetb &nebeI i'm utter bon
81 Sohren, 1T am 9. Npril, bieies Sab
res, na9 fiinf Boden on &beumatismus
uno 9ers arantbeit leioeno seltorben.
Sic binterldbt ibren ,uertben @atten
uno bret eriuadlene Sobne. sic
muroe in bem tatbolilden Trieobof be-
erbiet. Grieoe lei ibrer 9ll1e. Sie
Ser itorbene NOR eine lansiabrise
2ejerin bes y8etboten."
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cSn l1hrirhsniIp Susrnro,noe n

IN HDrlUsbt1eI SuscQrQlDQB 90.
nrroe W. u. 9idie, Elm 3usbef0rberer
Der Yanbanble 8obn, am Senntao
Uforsen BON Stuei Mdnnern ansefalIeH
uno I'M, $67 beraubt. Die Mduber
'uuBten tuie es ldeint, bab Saes aupor
3ablta9 9epeien tuar, pesbalb 1ie ben
9roBeren She'll leines Wlonotsaebolts
bel linn ermutbeten.
- Nm lesten Treitose na@te 6rou
SDonas SSensfi Elm sseuer in Der Riide
in einem Der Gompasnie Sau1er Der
Song Mnn &oblenperfe in Qifino
Scuatp nit &eroline=OeI an. Die
sSolge mar, oaB iie ii9 ernitli6 per-
brannte uno 9 9duler abbronntea.
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835 SiiS SrentsStr.
Columbus, O.
Cincinnati Ularftberiht
Gineinnati, II. MpriI, 1894.
$40. .,Semilp Yort $ls oo.--sReeular sla75 p.,
tnrsse Nita ,e,ren Ss- ets sdaternI ~ Ell Ssi
zSts. gdiafen s Scre ne s'faes bis mssium natsa ~
97s @ts. teid3te 10M---gts.
uS Ia ieIdse Ssi Sa ia S@ntss ntfsr mso
aTiiass SIeifd. saintcn % 0,..
ssn,'' '5Tsl1n 5l161n}a na'a' ~ &ents'
M.tl seinterpatent 50 81 3. .2osaueu $3.50
yatesi - 3 Senep ar $500 ailp s22S
We,ssn: &9tber go; 5s---~ 9ts.. tuetae,
barter ss,mtsr vs. "a 5s1a- Ho. 2. rothsr s6--
| No. sgclbes 81 Cts. -
w:'s,f " g. g. WstseE sss sss no
Roaaen. gO. 2. 6lI4- Cts.
@erfts.. GprtneNp. 5s-5a @ts.
Del. Yetrpicnm Cts. fir 1870 uuo &t4
Z .far 100. Baf1er wetb; aarbsOs GIGS 9ts.
| 0einsOel 81 Cts. BaummoaeniamensS Sei,
a19sS aiaIy Srs 81 e'' ra'''"'rfes 1880 @ts. b"
sS;,aIi,o 1r0,aase 7 ass S Nis ossins.'
sISs M oiie' ' itnoepefdsne se;u, sper;ro ~,
w;nno i,,s Gts s negtsyhyooh t nimo e,!
Cts. Uteotum 9elaine nno @pnbins ia 1860
Getpaasns ] iseins s @erisnu s"s bs * * SIS Sla
glteb 1919 ats; aanas aeta,nnite le- Cts
ornhs Gts ~, aodo ats. oIetnaa, I,
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o[n'naser Erse; per s9aupne.
sWet ~ Tes earoltma g S1s @tS. Souiitann
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Thew Want Names.

The Russell Art Publishing Co.,
of 9?S Arch Street, Philadelphia,
desires the names and address of a
few people in every town who are
interested in works of art, and to
secure them the, offer TO send FREE.
Cupid Guides the Boat" "A superb
" executed water color picture,
size l0x13 inches, suitable tor
framing. and sixteen other i,lr uIes
about same size, IN COLORS. to ary
one sending them AT ONCE the
name and address of ten persOns
(admirers of tine pictures) together
with SIX two cent stamps to cover
expense of mailing. etc. The rega
lar price of these pictures is 81 90.
bat they can all be secured free by
any person forwarding the names
and stamps PROMPTLY.
NOTE-Tbe editor of this paper
has already received copies OF above
pictures and considers them really
"Gems of Art"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-29

A WISE MOVE,

The convention OF cotton p.snters
to meet at Vicksburg on July IL,
the call for which we publish 10
another column, is a move in the
right direction, and We trust the
will DE largely attended
by Tensas planters.
The purpose of the meeting Is to
take some action to enable planters
to obtain a fair price for their
cotton seed this fall,
1t is we'll known that the cotton
seed OIL companies doing business
in this territory have practically
consolidated, and that the result of
this action will be an attempt to
force planters to sell their seed at
starvation prices.
The mills think that by consolis
dating they have become the abso>
lutte masters of the situation, and
propose to fix the price of seed at
q rate low enough to satisfy the
rapaclous greed which is their
we'll known characteristic.
They have apportioned this teri
ritory among themselves, and with
no competition to stay their greedy
hands, propose to fitch from the
planters their seed at whatever
price they see fit to tx. The stu
alton is grave and calls tor prompt
and united action on the part o
the planters.
Not only their pockets, but thr''
manhood itself ia affected. Cotton
seed are worth intrinsically eoot
and remunerative price to TIT
planter. and the proposed action o
the greedy corporations ~ho c"ntro
the business Is simple robbery.
Let every planter VINO can poss'
bly, 20 attend the VIcKsbur- meet
ing. The call is signed by NOR
than fifty of the most prominen
planters in the territory cOatiguou
to Vicksburg, and the names are
guarantee that some plan oil rrile
can and will be adopted. IL Is
question of self preservation.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-29
wby Lord sher,rooke Broke Down.

The late Lord Sherbrooke was an
elbino, and to this defect in his eye.
sight painful scene in the house OF
commons was due just before he be-
came peer. He was speaker OF IN
usual brilliance and power and came
into the house prepared to make a
slashing onslaught on the ministry.
His Introductory remarks gave promise
of a notable speech, but he had hardly
opened fire on the ministry before he
was reduced to utter helplessness by
the discovery that there was some con-
fusion in his notes, which owing to his
weak sight he could not rectify. A
colleague attempted to assist him, but
the orator was so unnerved and morti-
fed by this accident that be complete
ly lost himself. The other members of
the house were profoundly touched by
the painful breakdown. The death of
Lord Sherbrooke leaves but five living
ex-chancellors Of the exchequer-Mr.
Childers, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, Sir
William Vernon Harcourt, Lord Ran
dolph Churchill and Mr.. Gladstone,
who has four times held that high Of
fee. The present incumbent is Mr..
Goschen. ----.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-29
OUR SUCCESSFUL GIRLS.

Mr.. Editor:
With the return of summe comes
the college commencement, the cul
miDation of a struggle. long aud
arduCus, PIecluded from an active
participation in the world that sur
ges around the campus walks. the
student creates within his narrow
limits a world of his own, differing
but little from that which awaits
him without. His victories, how
ever Insignificant the cold retro
spect of after years may paint them.
are victories purchased with con-
secrated labor and devotion. and
appeal to him with the sweetness Of
springs first fruits. His defeats,
even though they be stepping
stones of his dead self to higher
things" are to him, as yet unused to
defeat, bitter in the extreme.
Thus with real battles to fight
and real victories to Win OF lose,
ones college life may not be con
sidered an improbable forecast OF
hts after life, and is consequently
well worth our notice.
Omitting her sons college hon
Ors for the past nine months, Ten
sas has three daughters of whom
she may we'll be proud. The first
of them is Miss Mary Miller, VIII,
by assiduOns application aud nat
ural ability won first honor a
Whltworth college, the largest ie.
male school in the South. Miss
Gergia Stewart, at the same n
stltutiOn. was a close contestant fOl
second honor, grddu iting third il
tie large class of twenty six; au,
NJ - Rosa Guice, another Iensa'
glli easily secured first honor at thu
Natchrz Institute, -