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This Great State.

The Police Jury of Morehouse has
voted the sum of $500 for the sup
port of a high school at Bastrop,
The criminal docket of the District
Court of Plaquemine parish is so
heavy that Judge Talbot ordered
a jury to be drawn for the fourth
week of this term.
Monroe Bulletin: J. P. Parker
raised an average of So bushels of
corn to the acre on 11S acres of land.
He gathered 1900 bushels of potatoes
from six acres. He also gathered 500
bushels of peas. This is practical
farming.
Monroe Bulletin: Farmer T. G..
Hudson, who cultivates about 20
acres adjoining his residence, has
gathered this year CTS bushels of
corn, 43 tons of hay, 412 bushels of
potatoes. His lespedeza meadow,
containing s acres, is the finest in the
parish.
The question of the sale or no sale
of intoxicating liquors will be sub
mitted to the voters of Ouachita par
ish on Friday, Dec. 81, 1894. There
are ten wards in the parish and there
are five in which whisky bas already
been voted out. The Bulletin wants
the question submitted to a white
primary.
The Caucasian was informed to-day
by Capt. Ben Bonham that the light
est draught steamer of the Red River
Line has been laid up for want of
sufficient water in the river. Capt.
Bonham remarked that this was the
first instance on record in fifty years
when Red river was too shallow to
float small sized boat. If the
drought continues much longer the
river will go dry.-Caucasian %.
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A Liberal Offer.

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Wealth is power. There never was
a time in the history of the world
when this truth was more thoroughly
understood, or more heartlessly util-
lied. Those who now own or control
the wealth of this country possess the
power to tax the people to the utmost
fathing, with nothing to restrain lin
itless greed. A dozen men met in
Chicago not long since and levied a
tax of several millions of dollars on
users of coal. This was easily done,
and the tax is collected without cost
to them by raising the price of coal
81 per ton, and waving for a few
days their privilege of doubling their
prestomo. The present boarding of
gold in banks is merely a way the
bankers have of compelling legisla-
ton in their favor. They wish now
to levy an additional tax upon the
people by means of government in
terest bearing bonds. One thousand
of the most wealthy men of this coun-
try could bankrupt the Government
in twenty-four hours, and this power
they hold in terrorum over the Gov
ernment to force favors. Character
istically these powerful barons of
finance howl furiously at the propo-
sition to tax their enormous incomes,
and contend that the attempt to col
lect such tax will only demoralize
them by causing them to commit
perjury. Well, well, what are we
coming to.-Teras Farm and Ranch.
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COasStObEe'S Sale.
Helperin & Kronenborg) In Justice A

Helperin g. Kronenberg) In Justice A. K.
w. F. Dunn. 1, Bossier Par, La. La
Dy virtue of writ of fieri facias to me di-
I'D rected by the Hon. A. X. Edens, j. P,
have seized and will proceed to sell to the low
est bidder, for cash, subject to appraisement
at Mot, Bosser parish, Louisiana, on Saturday
December s, 1894, the following described
property, to-wit:
One bale of cotton, 500 pounds of seed cotton,
more or less; 25 gallons molasses, more or less
Seized as the property of the defendant, w.
F. Dunn.
C M. MATLOCK, Constable.
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Homestead Entry No. 2S72.
Land Office at Natchitoches, La, !
October 1S. 1894.

Land Office at Natchitoches, La, !
October Is, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of her inten-
tion to make finnl proof in support of her claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of the District Court, at Benton, La, on
December 1, 1894, viz: Homestead Entry No.
2972-Georgiana Chafin, deserted wife of
Lewis Chafin-for the east half of northwest
quarter and west half of northeast quarter of
section IL, township u North, range II West
Size names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Lawson Patton, Jake McLaw
Joe Rivers, Henry johnson, of Rocky Mount
P.O., La.
EDw'D PHILLIPS, Register.
Oct. 25, 1894. n29
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The Princess Alix, now the czarina,
had to renounce her religion before
becoming the wife of Nicolas. This
one fact, that she was compelled to
make full remuneration of the reli-
gion OF her family and her ancestors
and join the Greek church, is quite
enough to show that the standard of
Russian civilization is not very high.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

If we could have correct estimate
of what the poor roads in Louisiana
have cost the people within the last
ten years, it would run away up in
the millions. The loss in time, in the
wear and tear of vehicles, in the de-
struction of horses and mules, the
suffering of people who are compelled
to travel over these wretched high
ways, and, more far reaching than all
else, the injury to the country which
such roads bring-all these items go
to make up list of losses the con-
temptation of which ought to bring
about better condition.
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A scene occurred in the Crawford
Street Methodist church, Vicksburg,
last Sunday, the like of which was
never equaled in that city. Ninety
persons joined the church in one
body, the result of recent revival.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

In 1912, during the Presidency of
VIM. Henry Harrison, the Wings
being in power, passed high tariff
bill. But it did not last long. AL
though it was by no means so radical
and sectional as the Mckinley bill,
public sentiment was aroused against
it, and in 1914 there was complete
revolution, which was shown by the
election of a Democratic Congress
and Democratic President, James
K. Polk. Two years later, in 1916,
the low tariff bill, framed by Robert
J. Walker, Folks Secretary of the
Treasury, was enacted, and the coun-
try entered upon a new career of
prosperity and development. The
return of the Republicans to power
does not imply the re-enactment of
the Mckinley bill, or anything like
it, but if there should be restoration
of this war tariff, history will repeat
itself, and its duration will be brief.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

The Florida orange crop is being
shipped at the rate of $4,000 boxes a
day, or about ], 100000 single oran-
ges. The States orange product has
risen from 100000 boxes in 1886 to
$3.50, 900 last year.
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al endowments and appliances; for
all sweet charities; for all permanent
reforms; for all influences that tend
to refinement, to the elevation of the
people to a higher plane of morality
and purity, let God be thanked. 'In
all things give thanks" to Him whose
''mercy endureth forever"
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

The Cotton Belt Railway has sue
caeded in raising an engine which
had been in Red river at Garland CITY
seven years. 1t was in good state
of preservation and has been taken
to the Pine Bluff shops for repairs.
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The capital necessary to build and
equip $2,000,0O0 cotton factory at
st. Louis has been raised, most of it
in the East.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

Since 1888 one hundred and eleven
steamers, built at a cost of not less
than $2,000,000, has been burnt or
sunk on the Yazoo river and it's trib-
utaries.
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Senator PETER says that about 2O,-
600 Populist voters left the State of
Kansas this year on account of the
drought. That is a bad report for
Kansas.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

Some absent.minded Monticello,
Fla, voter deposited in the ballot box
Nov. 6, note from his wife to get a
well chain.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

Henry Watterson says plainly and
truthfully that "the Democrats at
the front are not capable of running
this government"
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

A farmer near Brinkley, Ark, rails.
ed 1000 bushels of peanuts this year.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

Where education is emphasized
man is emphasized, and where man
is emphasized the true conception of
life is found. When man is minifed
and the material magnifed then will
come a sordid age when wealth will
accumulate and men decay. Men and
not things give permanent setting
to the civilization of any community.
It's riches, when deposited in the
spirits of its great men, are forever
secure. "Tyne bought and sold /;
Bergtus bought and sold; Lidan
bought and sold; Sarepta bought and
sold. Where are these great cities? !?
Athens taught, and she is to this day
one Of the capitals of human thought.
Still the Greek spirit lives; still
Greece is green; still Greece is god
dess. A counting house passes away;
a school remains.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

There is only one Democrat in the
Michigan Legislature.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

On occasions OF tnlS kind IL is
proper and fitting that we
should think of the privileges, advan-
tages and blessings of our country;
and we shall find our hearts swelling
with gratitude that we are permitted
to live in these times and in this
country.
Whatever political party may have
control of the National Government;
and whatever mistakes or faults may
occur in the management of public
affairs, we should still feel towards our
country as the old English patriot
did towards his, when he exclaimed,
England, with all thy faults, love
thee still"
"G0d bless our native land;
Firm may she ever stand,
Through storms and night,
When the wild tempests rave,
Ruler of winds and wave,
Do thou our Country save
By thy great might"
The fact is that we are too apt
to overlook the duty of giving
thanks. It seems to be mans nature
to keep tally of his woes and let the
blessings pass unnoticed. The spirit
Of submission in which the Vicar of
Wakefield met the swift succession of
evils which befel him we can appre-
ciate; but how he could still be thank
full under blow after blow we can
hardly comprehend. In fact, we are
apt to think that he is as much an
impossible creation of Goldsmith's
brain as Mark Tapley is that of Dick
ems. A good plan of any one who is
in doubt or despair is to draw off a
balance-sheet, make a credit of his
blessings and debit of his woes
Every such account will show large
credit to providence, and create a
thankful mind.
The poorest, the most afflicted, the
heaviest-burdened can always find
some ground for thanksgiving. There
is always some reason to thank God
and take courage; there is no condi-
tion SO low but that it might be
worse. A story is told of poor pill
grim who complained loudly and bit
terly of his tired feet, but when he
reached the sacred shrine he found
there brother-pilgrim who had no
feet, and yet by patient crawling be
had come across the scorching sands
and was thanking Great Allah for the
privilege!
Give thanks to-day. For our peace
full, healthful homes-their delightful
friendships, hallowed associations,
and consecrated loves; for our noun
tains grim and grand, with their ex,
haustless mines of untold wealth; for
our valleys, fertile and beautiful, fra.
grant with rose-buds, luxuriant and
delicious fruitage; for our rivers and
saas that bear our commerce; for our
railroads that afford quick transit for
our persons and our property; for our
telegraphs that fash our thoughts
across oceans and continents; for
peace; for civil liberty; for the prog
ress of civilization and the conquets
of the Christian religion; for the
quenchless spirit of American inven-
ton and enterprise; the products of
scientific research and discovery; the
increased appreciation and efficiency
of our schools and colleges and uni
versities, svinced by their more liber-
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29

The present cotton crop of Texas
is estimated at 2,556, ,260 bales.
The Bossier banner., 1894-11-29
CHARLES A. ANTRIM.
H. G, MADISON.
JAMES A. MITCHELL.

II. Fl. MONTGOMERY,
Notary Public.
State of Louisiana. Having examined the
Parish of Bossier. foregoing act of 1ncorpo-
ration. and finding nothing contained therein
contrary to law, hereby approve the same.
Al. MURFF, District Attorney
OF Second Judicial District of Louisiana.
Done and signed this the l4th day of Novem-
Der, 1894. nov 22-dec 20
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DOCTOR ~ RETERON

TNNEDURIA O1 11BROs, POI
Oastafos.
LEY DE EXPLOITATION
FORZOSA.
OODIGO DE OOMERO1O, "Gi.
ROM.
NUEVO OODIGO DE JUSTI.
OLA MILITAR, an0tado pOr 81
Doctor B. Sanchez de Oca6a, re-
daCtor de Ia " Revista dc los Tri.
bunalas n.
OODIGO DIR OOMRROIO, edi-
cl6n de bolsil!o.
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
|PONRTO-RIOO.
OODIGO PENAL DN CUBA Y
PUERTO -RIOO, por 10 Biblioteca
Judicial.
FORMULARIOs DE 10 OIL
VII, "Abella" "
. MANUAL DEL sRORETA-
Rio, "Abella".
DNRNOHO ADMNISTRATI-
w, "ADellaF
RNGLAMENTO E@ LAS Ca
RRERAS OIV1LNS DN ULTRA
MAR. z
LEY DE GAIA. para Ouba y
Pueru0- Rico.
FLORES Y 1AGRIMAS, POI
D. DoMlir 20 b. Hernandez.
FORMULARIO Criminal, POI
Abella
LID. Maglsrral, por Bouchardat.
HIsTORIA NATURAL. poi
Pereda.
ABlTMHTICA, Algebra = Geo.
metrts, pOE Cardin.
G11O 1OHOFtA, pOx 81 PSdTs O.
ieY1EC.
aRAMATICA FRANuHsA,p POI
Glen dorff y BenOt.
| aRAMATIOA TNGLEHA, POI
naEEa
aRAMATI0A MUSICAL, POI
romero.
OOOIGO OWL. - Nueva edi.
cl6n Official EeformsSa.
ARITMETIOA. Oortaxar.
DIOOIONARIO DIE LA LEM
QUA OAGTELLANA, pOr la Aca'
demiA.
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Locion antiherp6tiCs
DEL DR. MONTEE.

Rs el mejor medicamentO para
curar las herpes y guitar Ia pica-
z6n On el momento de aplicarla.
La Loci6n estG perfumadA qui.
ta Ia caspa evitando Ia caida del
Cabello y hace desaparecer los ba-
rros, empeines, manchas yespini-
Has en- ls sara. Exito SECURE 4
Immediate.
Pidsse en- t0daa las Bd tiCas de Ia
Isla. AL por mayoz, casa del se6oE
Guillermety, depositario.
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PILDORAS RECQESTIYUYENTES
PrVIe9io exclusive expeddo en- Madrid e de Mayo del
1871, por e Excmo Sr Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAs EN- LA FARMAOIA DE VALE OANCIO,
Juices dapOstars do Ia verdadsra formula Ponce

Veine amos de expenCia han demosado a propedad toni
ncas reconsen po cuando rapamente todas
Intermediates dpenden del empObmento de
alimenac6n nutva habar ugare hdmedos NAL
ventiados por Intermediates anteriores
su acc6n custva eao9: las papacones del cora
dolores cbeza napeenc dedad dolores pernas
hdropes cansanc soda umbdos de oido padez de
p Ia que resyen or NATURAL meeormos flores blanCas
grandes p6dda de sangre a Ia meDusc6 abundanas
complete desaroo en- Ia de
pubera debdad OOnvaeCenc de las entermedade
aguda c6nicas que aeracOnes morbosas nt6
mas de oronema" simple de affection general deo
lesion Ornjca reaar entonCes otra medication.
En- vista de los de la TerscS de agunos nconve
nientes aN en- pacca ha modcado Ia formula
os oomprueha tan gererazado hsce de
ella en- toda la sla.
Con fin precaverse muChas mitaCOnes que de
mua han beOho cuyas prodades nores dbe exge
cada legma este de f6bca
tapa superor seo dies DOCTOR n REvERoN Meco
CujanO Ponce Puerto RCo inferior frmA ell lado de
Oeeho de fa exterior de ea eaPono Ag9sto 80 de 1890
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En- Ia Imprenta del BoLzT1N &c
han recibido los siguientes:

En- Ia. Imprenta del Bo1zT1N q
han recibido los siguientes:
C6digo Penal EeformadO en- 1876
sCn las variaCiones introducidas or
el mismo por la ley de IL de julio
de 1876, ConCOrdad0 y Comentade
para su mejOr inteligencia y taci
aplicaci6n, con una multitud dc
ejemplos y Cuestiones pr6cticas ex'
tractadas do 10 jurispr0dencia esta-
DleCida pcz el Tribunal Supreme
On mas de CinCo mil sentenCias die
Cadas en- mater!a de Oasaci6n GEi-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de Ii
jurisprudencia ftanCesa en- los Cs'
SOS no resueltos atm por la nuestra
que dimanan de articulOs del o.
digo frances, que guardian complies
identidad J snalogiG con los de-
O6digo espafiol, eaguidO de un ex
tense y minuCios0 repertoire alta
b6tico de las mismas y de un ap6n
dice CON las leyes penales espeCia-
les de contraband0 y defraudaCi6n
ferrocarriles, montes, ley electora'
les y municipal, CaSa y pesCa, ley
sobre protection b los niiiOs de 2f
de Julio de 1878, y sobre usuEpa-
Ci6n y falsi6CaCi6R de patentes de
80 del propio mes y ai1o, anOtadas
Y concentrates con la jurigpruden'
Cia del Tribunal Supreme.
Obra utilisima a los senores Ma
gistrados, JuradOs, JueCes, Fisca'
Hes, individuos dei OueEpO Juridicc
MiIitar y denhas funcionari0s en-
cargados de La aplicaCi6n de la ley
| y muy. particularmente os seno-
tes LetEados, defensores 8 aCusa
dozes on Causa criminal, "a todal
aquellas personas que, deseosa'
dc cOnoCeE el O6digO = 10 Jurispru
dencia, 40 han p0dldO haCer d.
ellOs un estudi0 especial, por .
ExC1nO Sr ID. Salvador Viada y vi
llaseCa, Magistrado del Tribune
TSupremo y Diputad0 4 Oortes.-Ul
TINA ediCi0n, Cuatx0 tones.
COMPILATION de Las djRp0si
clones organiCas de Ia Adminlstra
Ci6n de Justicia Ell Las p-ov!nCia
|de Ulty2mar, p-ecedida de- Una in
troducci6n hlstnriea. anotada ,
Conco-dada con la legislaci6n ante
|rior = La do 10 Peninsula, J con la
|reyes pEooessles, = seguida Ge va
Ilios APPENDICES oonaprensivRs de L
LEY de unificsNi6n de 10 dc Agoet
de 1885, 81 deCrsIo ley de emplea
Idos de Ultramas y Las demas dis
posiciones vigentes, poE Ram6
Sanchez Ocala, auxiliar del Minis
terio de GraCia y JustiCia y Redas
Itor do la " Kevieta de Jas THbuns
lIeR''. Ndioi0n Dc 1891
PNDAG0GIOA, por don Jose SAr
oaez v Gonzalez de SOmOanO.
.RRPERTORIO DE JURIs
IPRUDENOIA er mateEia Crimina
tornado por una jtinta de Abog,
dos, bajU Is direCCi6n de don V,
lcente ROmelo Giron; cOlnprend
Idesde 81 emo 1870 4 1890; 8 tome
Ipasta.
LNGISLAOION. de pzimers q
1ehansa, Ferrer RiVerO.
VNTERINARIA, Arago.
Id alemSna, OastHo Verde.
FISIOA y quimiCa, Felu.
TABLAS do log&ritmos. Sal
IUAex Ramos.
TMNEDURIA de HbE0R, CAST
Ifoe.
ATLAS de 9eogra1ta Univers
ICompuesso de 40 nsspss lEaEad'
locn aSregao d ia ss9tuales divisi
Ines poittteaa Ezs.t3s4laO do una n
i a. IL 9assFaGsa A3asadsssssa, poz d.
Il Ni:as &axU.v.
Z CoDIGO QIVM eOmsnHada .
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suasiva carta y go aproveche de
ella, no p0drian menos de agEade-
Cerles el haberles llamado gu aten-
Ci6n hacia ell Jarabe.
81 el lector SO dirige a los Sres
A. j. White, Limitado de, 155, Ca
lie de Oaspe, Barcelona, tendraD
muCho gust0 en- enviarles gratuita-
mente I'M folleto ilustrado que ex-
plique las propiedades de este re-
medic.
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Vinos de RUEDky yi51 0R0l
fI8Fe 7 BLAIC0.
mM W SRIciO QugpM fsH0ek
Al PVBkIG@oS-.

AsGbap de Escibhse.. en- y ti'nda %
n Gsreia + 90, San tOGS ndih. !, lOa
m.ensNDoa y AcRe1i 1itaAos yi9os tiltoa
: binnco Do Rus0A y IOFo (Ossti5SOr
= a dOtAllAn- -pOE b0ksllaas gRsrafonssu
suartoG , medals pipna, & prssioI con-
vsneieRNIpae lrii
T1nG On suAntAj qse = eitnda
tisnda ea 9 tnica que Fecibs tan ss-
suis,toe ViDoA.
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ARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO Y
LA OUARELA, Sc AOABAN DIT
REOIBIRs EN- E6TA IMPREGTA.
Holm <6sat'sl.
Betdn.
BlAnco De pIztA.l'
BlAnco do plomc'
BlancO do zinc.
Azul celeste;
Azul de cobAltS
A2ul do Prussia.
OAstaiio (brwn )..de MArtG.
OastaHo rOio.
OAstafiO d Van Dyrk.
'JArmin quemado.
Oarmin De rubia.
OsniaA kxul.
Bermell6n. Z
autAgamba.
Girls do Payne.
Indigo.
Amarillo deIcadmic,
Amarillo Dc cr0mo cIhfs.
Amarillo de eEOmo oseus
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo Dc NapoIsfi
1AcA quemAdA.t
LAcR oaEmineas
LAca rubiR
LACa amarillo.
LAca ordinNris.
LAcA violadA.
Negro de margl.
Negro de &uFaEaq
OcH0 cAGtafio.
OSrO amarillo,
OCre rojo'
Ocre de rGsa;
UltrAmaP
Pisdra do hisl,
ROiO Dc 6asurnu.
RoiO de Vsnecin.
eangre de Dragci
Eepia.
eepiA sOlOrssda,ss
kamAlte
EntuEa neutrc.
Tiera de Cassel.
Terra de Oolonia.
GieErA Do Italia nsturul
TERRA de Italia qusmads.
TERRA do HombFa naturUl.s
Terra de aombrA quemadaj
HerEA de Siana natuTaI.
Terra Dc Sisna quausds.
BeFmell6n.
BsFmsl6p ingl6a.
BeInsll61 Dc .0hi4xl
YWds laGlk
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r03ET- !SILV A
TETUAN ST.-OAPrTAL

OousuladO de Meiico, Ban 4Gero
.,oroisionists, Agente prlnd pal de
~ \" ~Gompadia general Tras .'tl6nd-
- rus fvanores fEanCeses), Ooreepon
9%0H gHY All Credit Lyounais de Paris, Re
H"..Sontante ~. de los Estable eCimien.
YaSOa os AZ Gail de Paris, de la Com
V"SSs de seguros contra inCendiOs
pNorwich Union, = de Ia OOmpa
a. oanafola !" AlianEa de aseguEa-
- nrss ), de Bsroelona. Tene Su-
aTI1al y AguaaNls'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-19
.SERlICIO COSTL9O I'm RTO. RICO
VAPCR "AVILES

EaldrA de San Juan todos los MieI
tOl6s Al AmAEaceE, una vez por sl Est
= otrp por 81 OeGte, tocsndo en- 10
puntos de FAjardo, HumAcaO, Arroyo
Ponce; MSyaguez, AguAdillA, , Areei-
bo = vice versa respactiVAmte.