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HONEYMOON IN THE SKIES.
A Woman Reporter Describes Bridal
Trip In n balloon.


The lady reporter Of the period Is moth
ing il not adventurous. aud so when Mis-
Iuclla Green Of tho san Francisco Exam
finer heard that a bridal couple were q
make balloon ascension with the assist
anoe OF Ivy Baldwin, the aeronaut, she dc
.tormined 20 accompany the happy pair
notebook and pencil In hand, and TO de
scribe tho experiences Of the ethereal hon
eymoon for the OBLIGATION of an eXpectanl
public
As Miss Green "a not a lightweight Il be
came necessary 60 attach two balloons Z,
the car in order % crafty her ambition &,
40 acknowledging I'm the skies The ascen
sion was made as advertised, with III,
trihing exception that the original bird,
and groom failed to appear, and another
couple obligingiy consented 20 get married
and 10 aeronauting in their places. Her,
are some Of Miss Green's observations on
the expodition
The fog was so thick when we started
that we could not see the great panoranl1
below US that newspaper people who o.
balloon nsoensions generally write
That was not what l bad gone mp O.
My part Of the trip was 60 report the D.
eymoon Of the newly married pair Every
one knows how bride and groom act In
the cars or on the steamer. But how would
they act In balloonf
"Oh, how cold IL isr' moaned the poor
little bridegroom, who was huddled up SO
that his face peeped out from between his
knees. His face was as red as a tomato,
and his htCle. round, black eyes were as ex.
pressionless as the eyes OF shrimp, and
his soauty mustaohe, that dropped sadly.
was covered with ice where his breath had
frozen init. Then noticed that great icicles
hung from the balloon. and that the at
mosphere was full Of falling snow. Below
us were great soft rolling, black, white and
gray clouds. Above US there was nothing
but uninterrupted grayness; there was not
even a fragment Of cloud 10 relieve the mo
nOtony Of space.
For some time we had noticed the disa-
greeable odor Of gas. Finally It seemed TO
pour out Of the great mouth of the balloon
that yawned above US. The bride became
nauseated and leaned over the side OF the
basket, and the groom mosned feebly that
he was becoming asphyxiated. / felt as II
i was smothering and knelt and threw my
cape over my head and brought my mouth
and nose as near to the bottom OF the basket
as / could, thinking that / might in that
way get pure air.
Now we are all right, said Ivy Bald
win, who had crawled ont on the rope that
connected the two balloons. l looked up.
The odor Of the gas was gone
81 guess l will take a smoke" said Ivy
Baldwin.
you would surely blow US up, / said
Yes, smoking in the car Of a balloon
would mean suicide sure, unused Ivy,
but l want a smoke"
Than he pulled the anchor rope up so as
20 be within 40 OF 30 feet OF the basket. and
before we knew what he was going to do
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GHERlffS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- aiss execution in my hands. issued out OF
the district court Of the fret judicial district
Of the state OF Montana. Ia and for the county
OF Lewis AMI tllr6s. tho suit Of Jonn A.
Qurk against Anna Mu0ller,duly attestad the
5th day Of March. A D. isal have levied upon
all the right title and Interest OF the said Anna
Mueller in and 20 the folio sing desert bed mon
erty. situated In Lewis and Clarke county.
state OF Montana. viz.
Lot numbered eleven nll. IN block numbered
siI ldl. Of the original t1wusits of the ctty OF
Helena, coanty Of lswis aud larke Montana
~ the same appears OF record IN the office OF the
county recorder " sal1 county. to which tAiai
records refsreHea is hereby made for a mora
complsfe description.
Togsthpr with all and singular the tenements.
hsreditAments and appurtenanoes thersunto be-
longing or in anJNtfs Appsrtaining.
Notice IL hereby gwen that on. Friday tho hfh
day OF pril, A. ID 1885, bsts cen he hours Of nine
. clock a m. ami i've o'clocf D. m. Of said day
10 wit ~ ~ O'Clock ~. % said day a. tho front
door ~ tho court houFe. said county and slate 1
will sell all the right. title and interest Of tho
said Anna Mueller Ia aud 20 the said above
cash In hand
:, Given under my hand this the 18th day Of
March. A. D. 1884,
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, sheriff.
fRED l.. HosH. Under Sheriff.
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G-S. III 5,. LIFTS ., cacpr COURT, EAST


Do fH-ucrt Loan a IraHt cuulpsuv rorn-
. airhut w. No-tlcru Pacific HaIlroed .omrnnr
r a. de. endHu fs"f ansolidafst ta.a
Hft.oa is lorebY given. that on March 9Th
- a. oIier VA mad ln the above entitled
tala. i'l .ifins eaol crsditor 81 tie ortnsrn
a. &C hr iaAroad COMPANY who las a claim
Ls@'h't a. rpu1ItnJ or against TIE trust o.
tate 3d. hf nards - its receivers. which 4. prs-
fefenf7i DOB rs character or h. enfifial 10 be
pan % "f tn. ~ IN p-eferluoe TO- the mortgage
lhianlal-ffr GOT tah northern Pacific Ailroad
esulHnT fn iiH. lrlor % TIE hrst Mundnf a
oep. eillar i-tA Hlta fdaari Kurt. cIsrr of
Ne United ~fsi~s rircuit court nf Ailwaukss
Mifrottil. a. AFFIDAVIT setting forth 4. name
feslds' ce aut po-toiiIcs ldfsss TOO nature
eaiis-l rfa'Ion nud amuunf o. ne claim owe p
a. ainTr al un zee. ami the flcfs mon viii h
~ nise. DE- claim 60 a prsfere1ca Or uriartr
en- each such creditor who fails g. o. such Aft
gafit with "a tle time - limited is Ly such orior
forever doharred from prosoutins such cam
sEa irft 20 receivers % the northern Pacinc
hailroal cf panY. or aEainst the property ID IN
Nald. % oura rceiYers Aad from alr uart c.
D. ton ur taud out ~ ITO I.r ...r Z In the
an Del 20 fad receiver anil it. nfef.renflal
"a. arar'ar 20 such claim ~ forever Fl .I.ad
fDhA .D kIMIZ
Jerk o. The Unlted ctatss Circuit t|oart- Nil
waukss. hlEcuntln.
March 3. lt1i.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MELTING
~ Notoe . hereby given that a nesting %
iae stoc sholdsr- ~ tho Big Chief unnel md
Ashburn h. tarbour iu the oify Of Holana.
county ~ Lewis and larks ana state u Non
NJ. d said dag.
raid meetinE !, called for the purpose - sub
hitting 70 the stockholders u said company a
proposltiOn 20 lease tho ia hief mini1E claim
Tor the period 81 ono year. upuu a royalty Of IS
per cent Of tho fmeiier rsfufna 4 the orr
shipped from sad mine % b. paid to the com
PAM. aud also 20 giVs q houd u tie Ia sees Of
said mine. obigarnE the COMPANY 90 sell tho
sans 70 said lessees. or their assgns, upon the
payment - $500 20 said CON psnv on % b.
Tore The hrFt dag q febfgArJ. l-9l.
-. KNIGHT 1rustss
". D. COX. Trustees.
4. X. hAhhO 4 A, q rusioe.
J. l. 1uWNeEND. Trustee.
Dated Helena, MoHt. March ~ 1854
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Ayers Cherry Peotoral possesses powerful
healing qualities. which manifest them
selves whenever this remedy is employed IN
colds, coughs throat or lung troubles. lie
nnodyne and sKpestorsnt effects are
promptly realized. Il Is chemical succsss
and medical triumph.
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THEY CAN'T ESCAPE. W-
The liver when active Is the
Watchdog of the system - the .
destroyer OF germs aud impure
ties. The truth a.; ninety-uine -
out Of every hundred diseases ~
begin with a sluggish liver. A EA
slight cold or chill may amount ~
Go something serious. III you
correct the liver youll cure the
cold. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pei hA
lets rouse the liver 90 vigor- erur ~
Gus action. Aitcr dinner,
if you're bilious, take one Iss
Of these tiny, sugar-coated . -
Pellets. Take them when N't 80
YOU have wind or pain ia |
stomach, giddiness full "a M
ness loss Of appetite. or ct1t| W
hen you suffer from cos eSNf 81
.veness, indigestion, sick kEN
on bilious headaches. ~ M
The makers take the risk NA
Of their benefitlng you. IfNA
they're not satisfactory, ID "
your money Is refunded. ASN
Can you ask more? - N
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Independent AGENTS

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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----~-~-~-~-~-~-~s~---~--- ~-~-------~-~-~-~---~
EOE Sal o. CHEAP. CHIFFONIER SOFA.
wood stove. oak dining table chairs hat
rack. baby carriage. ETC.. 81 f1ss north cattle
just north Of Eighth avenue
I-OR sALE-AIL kINus or IIgDs. APP
4 ply 10 $40 North ain street
WANTED Two THOUSAND 1--WE sH-FP
" on time. viii iiFe the best Of real estate
security ana sheep and their increas Address
J. j. Purcell agent. Llsb0n. \. 10.
J'Ok SALE A SCHOLARSHIP IN FNGtF-
1 horns Eusinsss College. Appy a. this
oiiica
81 So AND So GENUINE CONFEDKR-
80 alo Lills only i've cent? each. so aud 500
blllr ~ cents "a De- lac sad SOC sninulAstars 10
celts each. and . bills - Gems each. ssnt
securely sral4i GA receipt % pri-e Address
thas. d. itfEer, % b. FORSYTH rest, Atlanta
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MUTATION WANTED-BY A REFI,FT
- widow lady Of i9 a position housskuo G.
understands tns care Of children, aud
cooking; references exchanged Address .
Clayton avenue, Lenyer. col.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
- wishes TO work for her board while learning
the millinery trade. Address A. b., this oftce.
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SITUATION WANTED-WOMAN With no.
~ seven years old vans place as COOK for fre5
fare and best ohsrs. references exchanged Ad-
dFeas Mr.. j. 4. Iaft. jsl Chic street. 81. Paul
MINI.
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SITUATION NANIED AS RANCH FORE
- man By = competent and experienced farmer
AID .ockrAlser. ,ddress George keer, louder,
jefferson county. Montana.
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SITUATION NANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- bookkeeper; thres years' experience in va
best references. AddrsssJ. ". h, lock Dox ~
Livingston. Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-WOULD LIKE PO-
- sitiOh A. dish washer Ia hotel OF restaurant
Address n. j.. Independent office.
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SITUATION WANTED = WOULD LIKE
- work by the day housekeeping or wAshing
l Understands do NJ up lace curtains Address
C. A. o., this otiice.
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WANTED - PUSHING CANVA. SER OF
" good al iress. Liberal salary and eE-
penses paid weekly. fermansnt position
brown LIos Co.. hurserymen. Portland. Ore
gon.
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street
EOH RENI-i URNIsH D HOUSE,; SEVEN
I rooms. bath and furnace. IFS blaSe street
LOK BEGT-HcRBEET b. REED & CO..
i Montana bank. have six-room modern
house near Main street, bath. furnace, barn;
completely furnish d; -.
| Oh EFNT-HEaBEhT b. REED & Co,
1 Montana bank. have an elegant modern
tyelve-room residences bsaatiful lawn, two bath
rooms, steam heat. partly furnished. $50.
lOR REM HEuBhRI Is hEhD & co.
ground floor HontAna bank building. have
the largest lst Of houses aud stores in the city
LO.T
,-~--------------=-s--~---~=
| CST-E WARD o. SO OFFERED FOA RI
i turn TO lhs independent office OF small
black pocketbook, containing personal memo
randa Of no value exec D. - owner. B.. ID W eed.
FOR SALE-BEAL EsrATE.
e~~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~s~-~---
lgOK SALE-HEkBEKr b. hEkD & co.
j Montana tank. have new twelve room
fesidenco, modern aud elegant 20 give away for
tie mortgage of f3,jJ0 pAJabls long time. small
Installmsnts
TOR sALE-AN KLEaANT NO lEuk HOME
on iswreuos street. large house worth
$1,000 prize nov i3.01U. your own terms. Her
bort need o., ground hoor Montana kA-
uonal bank Building.
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sITuATIoNs MANrED-FEMALr

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
sdyertlssmsu-s unass llAs he-A lLrSs rmos
lBEE.
- drossu aker terms reasonable. Address 81
?. d. this Othce-
SITUATION WANTED a WIDOW WOMAN
- with ooy Of 10 would like situation either
m mining camp or ranch. understands keep
inE boArders. Add see lla South HOWE street.
SITUATION WANTED A THOROUGHLY
, educated aud competent young lady stem
ographer. railroad aud commercial experience,
capabe Of taking charge OF correspondence,
dress 4. H., this Office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AGlRL TO DO
- general homework In small family. Address
L. NJ. this othce
SITUATION wANTKD-A GOOD SEAN
- stress would Ike work by the day and will
make up ohildrenls clothes 20 order vefy reason
able. address eeamstress. this Office
SITUATION WANTED = WOULD LIKE
- work by the day housecleaning or wAshiag
| ndsrstaaas DO NJ up lace curtains Address
e. 4. T., this otilce,
SITUATION WANTED-WOULD LIKE 20
- sitioh a. dish washer In hotel OF restaurant
Address \. J. Independent office.
SITUATION MANIED-A YOUNG LADY
- wishes TO work for her board while learning
the millinery trade. Address A. b., this oftce.
MUTATION WANTED-BY A REFl,FD
- widow lady Of 10. position a. housskUo C.
understands tins care Of children, aud b.. !.
cooking; references exchanged Address ! +
clayton avenue Lenver' col
SITUATION WANTED-WoMA WlrHLo.
- seven years old vans place as COOK for fro5
fare and best onsrs; references EXCHANGED Ad-
dtees Mr.. J. 4. Taft 5si Chic street, 81. Paul,
MINI.
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CALIFORNIA.
&c wnbur. Tslsoe Hotsl San Francisco
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SITUATION WANTKD-A GOOD SEAN
- stress would Ike work by the day and will
make up ohildren's clothes 20 order vefy reason
able. address eeamstress, this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AGlRL TO DO
= general homework in small family. Address
l. NJ this othce
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MUTATION WANTED 4 WIDOW WOMAN
- with q ooy Of 10. would like situation either
m mining camp or ranch. understands keep
inE boarders Adde'S lls South HOWE street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPErEN i
- dress aker; terms reasonable. Address 81
r. 4 this office
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NOTICE -OgFICE OF COUNTY CLERK
~ Lewis and Clarke county. Montana Sealed
bids will b received NJ to 10 clock m d.
lhursdsy, April -, 1sai, for the grading Of what
Is known - the Nolf creek washout road. near
Wolf reek. kontaua. according to surv yor' =
plat and report on file in this Office The board
Of county commissioners reserve the right 10 re-
ioct my or all bids
y order Of the hoard
The Bossier banner., 1894-06-14


If the Southern people since the
war had invested their money in
their respective localities, the South
would now be enjoying far greater
degree of prosperity than at present.
The cotton crop is money crop and
brings into the. South a vast amount
of money every year. Until within
the last year or two the greater part
of this money has been sent to the
North for manufactured articles and
to the West for provisions
The Southern people are just be-
ginning to find out that they can pro-
duce the meat and grain. they need
for themselves and stock, and in
portions of some Of the Southern
States, they are doing it.. They find
it pays them to do it.
What they want now is factories to
make the clothing they need and the
agricultural implements and machin.
cry required on their farms and the
ties and bagging for their cotton.
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SheTIH'S Sale.
Joseph Boisseau) No. 1856.
VS. uou iI In District Court, Bossier

Joseph Boisseau) No. 1856.
vs.. In District Court, Bossier
Dy virtue of writ of seizure and sale issued
AD in above named suit, and to me directed,
| have seized and will proceed to sell, at public
front door of the Court House, in the town of
Benton, La, within the legal hours of SALE on
Saturday, the 23rd day of June. 1894, the
following described property, to-wit:
A certain strip of land in section thirty-one
cs1), township seventeen IN, range twelve
ll2), in Bosser Parish, La. bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing at the southeast corner
of said section 81, where cypress post is set
run north along the east boundary of said
section % and 26-100 chains to post whence
a cypress 20 inches marked X bears south III
east 81 and cypress 20 inches, marked X
bears west 72a north 2So; thence west 20 and
O7-lOO chains to point in the channel of Lay s
B8you IS" west of a cedar post, whence an ash
IL inches, marked X, bears south A west l3o
and an ash 10 inches, marked X, bears north
81 east 4lo; thence south ward along the middle
of Lays Bayou to its intersection with the
south boundary of said section 81; thence east
along the south boundary of said section 67
and 63-lOO chains to the place of beginning,
containing l60 acres, more or less, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, being
the same land purchased by A. j. Hall from
Richard Furman, ID. b. Hamilton and L. NJ.
Pruitt, on Nov. 26, 1888
Above described property seized as the
property of A. j. Hall.
Terms of Sale-Cash, without the benefit of
appraisement, to pay and satisfy the sum of
two thousand dollars, with 8 per cent interest
from November IA, 1893, lest credit of $25
90, made January Is. 1894, as interest paid ON
said note to January 13, 1894, and all costs of
suit, including five per cent. on said sum and
interest as attorneys fees, and according to
Jaw.
A R. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Benton La Nav TO- 1894
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" NOtICe.

Rids to build and repair the public bridges
~ in Bossier parish will be received at the
July meeting of the Police Jury, according to
following plans and specifications
For Bridges from to 10 feet high, more than
one span.
For Bridges from to Is feet high, more than
one span.
For Bridges from Is to 20 feet high, more
than one span.
Specifcations-12x12, IA feet, caps 1Ox12. %
feet; sleepers 4xl0, Is to 90 feet. Balaster
post, Aka, feet. Railing, Ike, Is to 20 feet,
two on sides and one cap. Flooring, 2x6, II
feet, spiked to each sleeper. Braces, 3x6, 10 to
81 feet, securely spiked to cap and mudsll and
each post. The timbers to be all heart pine or
oak. All sleepers nailed to caps and spliced
together by mailing
The Police Jury reserves the right to reject
any or all bids j. w. JETER.
President Police Jury, Bossier Parish.
The Bossier banner., 1894-06-14
Plain Dealing Dots.

PLAIN DEALING, June II, 1894.
Hon. W. B. Boggs came up from
Baton Rouge last Saturday and will
return tomorrow.
Your scribe and family will leave
tomorrow for few days recreation
in the neighborhood of Midway, and
will expect to enjoy one day on Cy-
press Bayou fishing.
Prof. J. E. Johnston opened his
Arithmetic School here this morning.
Several young men from the country
near are in attendance. This is an
opportunity the young gentlemen and
ladies of the surrounding country
may not have soon again, and all who
can should avail themselves of its
benefits.
We hear of a great deal of sickness
in the neighborhood of Arkana. One
of Mr.. Thomas little children died
there yesterday.
Crops around here are in fine con-
dition, and the rain we had to-day
will be very beneficial to them.
MIR. j. j. McCann has been quite
Ill for the past week, but we are glad
to note his appearance on the streets
to-day.
Mrs. S. Ell. Cochran and her sister,
Miss Matte Allen, returned last Fri
day from Keachi, where they had been
to witness the commencement exer-
aises of the Keachi College.
MAcE
The Bossier banner., 1894-06-14
Homestead Entry No. 3437.
Land Office at Natchitneb

Land Ofice at Natchitoches, Louisiana,
May l2, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Honorable Clerk of the District Court at
benton, Louisiana, on June %, 1894, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 3437-Alfred Thomas
for the southeastquartero of northwest quarter,
east half OF southwest quarter and southwest
quarter OF southeast quarter of section Is,
township Il North, range I2 West.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
his continued residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: William Broom, Sam Neal.
CHRIS Cooper and Jacob Lee, of Rocky Mount
P. o., La.
=, 49, EDWARD PHILLIPS, Register.
May IL, 1894. inn 2i
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Tribute of Respect.

Whereas, 1t has pleased God to
remove from our midst our brother,
Wiley G. Keith, aged IA years; and
it becomes us to bow in humble SUBJ
mission to the will of Him who does
all things well-who is too wise to
err and too good to do wrong;
Be it therefore Resolved by Belle
vue Lodge No. 95 f.. and A. M,
l. That his wife has lost true and
devoted husband.
2. That his son has lost kind and
loving father.
3. That the community has lost a
true and prominent citizen.
4. That the Lodge has lost one of
its Oldest and most worthy members.
5. That the Lodge be draped in
mourning and the members wear
the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days.
6. That copy of the foregoing be
spread upon our minutes; copy be
sent to the sorrow stricken relatives
of the deceased brother, and q copy
be sent to the Bossier Banner with
request for publication.
III. BARNAcAsTLE,
G. d. SANDIDGE,
A. j. PENNINGTON,
Committee.
The Bossier banner., 1894-06-14
TNE Sale.

Ry virtue of power vested in me by the
~ Council of the Town of Plain Dealing
Louisiana, Twill proceed to sell, at the Mayor's
Office, in the town of Plain Dealing, on Satur-
day, July Is. 1894, beginning at 10 o'clock a.
m., the following described property to nav
and satisfy the taxes due thereon for the wear
1893, and all cost, to-wit:
Amount Taxes
Ii M Bailey-Two Lots, Dwelling and
Shop, one horse, cattle, ten hogs, one
DR. w Baird-Lot thirteen, block thir
teen, and Dwelling, Lots one, two, five
and 6, Block 4S, two horses, a cattle, 20
hogs, one buggy 4 65
u w Carl-Lots and 7, block eleven, lots
and 10, block 80, lot and s, block 40,
lots eleven, twelve, thirteen and four,
teen, block 49, .-..:.--.-..--...... 9 80
G E Gilmer-Lot fifteen, block u. lot 9.
block "a, lots one, and Is, block 40, lots
one, 2 8 and 4, block 40, lots one, 9, 3
and A, block AZ and dwelling. GO
1 ID Gryson-Lot 6, block fourteen. OF
Hall and Caldwell-Lots seventeen and
eighteen, block 80. and stable. e. IS
E Johnston-Lot and dwelling, cattle.
one horse, one buggy gy-.-..-....... A Al
5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and 8, block l3,
notes, &e.a:- 3 67
Mrs L McClenaghan-Lots two and g..
block 46 and dwelling and 81 acre lot,
one mule, 5 cattle, 5 hogs, one watch 8 43
T Peyroux-Lots and 8, block 3D.. IA
Schatfer & Kortum. Lots 6 and 9, block
25:::.:.-----. .-...-.-.......... IS
B Wallace. Lot 9, block fourteen. II
q B Terry, agent. Stock Merchandise. 10
Dora Walker. Lots one and two block
eleven and dwelling. ng.... 20
5. j. Zeigler. 40 lots, Hotel and Printing
office and outfit, as per Parish Assess
ment. ..-...-....-..... "a so
w. W. GRYDER,
Town Tax Collector.
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Notice to Mortgage Creditors
on Bossier Parish Property.

Tn conformity with Section 63, Act IS, of18SS,
D. notice is hereby given to all parties hold
ing mortgages upon real estate in Bossier par
ish, on which taxes for the year 1893 have not
been paid, that will begin the sale of same at
the Court house door on Saturday, July 9TH,
1894, and that number of pieces of property
so delinquent are now being advertised in this
newspaper in conformity with the law prepar-
atOry to such SALE The attention of the mort
gage creditors is especially called to these ad-
vertisements of tax sales, and they are warned
TO take such steps prior to the sale as may be
necessary to protect their rights.
A. X. THOMPSON
State Taz Collector Bossier Parish La.
Benton, La, ii ay 81.