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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

side Of Andrew Jackson's statue there
is large handsome chestnut tree
which stes upon the meridian of WASH
ington This tree is called the wish
ing Tree" from the fact that tradi-
ton af1irms that any person who viii
go to this tree, and placing both hands
upon H. make a wish, will be sure to
have his or her desire gratified, provid-
ed they have not divulged the nature Of
the wish to any other person.
A few days ago party Of merry
North Carolinians visited the Wish
ing Tree" and in my next letter l hope
to be able tell of the completion of
wishes, the object of which is now
safe in the keeping Of the grand old
hero. who for so many years has look
ed down from his pedestal on the COM
ne and going of thousands with faith
in visiting the wishing Tree
The four hundred are wonderfully eX-
ercised over the invasion of New York
by Mrs. ''Willie Il" Belmont, as she
is called by charitable people with
long memories. The Wilson's are
hostile to the Vanderbilts by reason
of the deferred marriage, the Astors
are allies of the Wilson's, and this fu
sion is liable to give the Nanderbilts
much concern.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02

Little Mister Gol'bug,
Fallin' right in line;
Comm ter de meetin' house,
An ready fer ter jine.
Come in Mr.. Gol'bug,
Meetin' open soon:
When dey line de hymn out,
Help along de tune!
Preacher in de pulpit:
Glad to see yoI dar!
Come in, Mister Gol'bug
Lead us all in pra'r!
Atlanta Constitution.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
WHILE THE HEART BEATS YOUNG

While he heart beats young! % che
splendor of the Spring
With all her dewy jewels on, is not SO
fair thing
The fairest, rarest morning of the
blossom-time of May
Is not SO sweet a season as the season
of to-day
While Youths diyiner climate folds and
holds us, close caressed.
AS we feel our mothers with us, by
the touch of face and breast;-
Our bare feet in the meadows, and our
fancies up among
The airy clouds of rning-while the
heart beats young.
While the heart beats young and our
pulses leap and dance,
With every day a holiday and life a
glad romance,
We hear the birds with wonder, and
with wonder watch their flight
Standing still the more enchanted,
both Of hearing and of sight,
When they have vanished whoIly-for,
in fancy, wing to wing,
We fly to Heaven with them; and, re-
turning still we sing
The praises OF this lower Heaven with
tirelcas voice and tongue,
E1'n as the Master sanctions while
the heart beats young!
While the heart beats young While
The heart beats young!
@ green and gold old Earth Of ours
with azure overhung
And looped with rainbowsl grant us
get Tins grassy lap Of thine
We would be still thy children, through
the shower and the shine!
Sc ar ae. tsnin@, whispering, in
childish love and trust,
With our beseeching hands and faces
lifted from The dust,
JIG foGTer q tine. poem al unNritten
and unsunu,
Thou givcst sps in answer, while the
beart beats young
JAMES WfilTC0MB RILEY, in Au
gust Ladies' Home journal.
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GOOD ROADS ~ NEW JERSEY.
New Law Under Which che State Hope.
0 Improve t,s righways.

New Law Under Which che State HOPES
% lmproYe us r1ignways.
The law under which the State OF
New Jersey sets aside the sum Of $780,
coo annually for the construction OF
permanent public roads has been III
operation two years, says the PhiIadel-
phia Times. Under the terms of the
act State aid is extended solely for thl.
construction of macadamized roads.
and only to the extent of one-third Of
the cost, the county being required to
pay the other two-thirds. 1t mas been
found that fifty miles of road a year
can be constructed on this plan, the
average cost being So 900 a mile. In the
two years about 100 miles of stone
road had been constructed, mostly in
five counties.
The plan has been in operation long
enough to demonstrate its chief bene-
fits, as we'll as some of it's defects. A
mong the latter is the narrow roadbed
authorized during the first years eX-
pertinent. The first commissioner of
OF public roads was anxious to stretch
the appropriation to it's utmost limit
of usefulness. He stretched it too
much by limiting the stone roadbed to
not less than ten nor more than
twelve feet. This compelled driving in
one and the same path and resulted in
ruts and rayeled edges. The second
commissioner increased the width to
fourteen and sixteen feet, and hopes
with this additional width and the
enforcement of the law against mar
row tires to secure better results.
Another noticeable defect has arisen
rom the use of stone of unequal sizes.
The ordinary stone-crushers in use
were not Puaged small enough, and an
occasional large piece, especially if
large and long, tends to disntegrate
the r0adbed. The commissioner re-
commends the use of smaller stone.
and demands that they be as nearly
as possible uniform in size and shape.
In plain terms little more care needs
to be exercised in th2 crushing OF the
stone and ia placing and rolling II i'm
the roadbed. While stone roads are of
an old date. they require to be as care
fully constructed now IS Of old. Slip
sh0d work in BODYBUILDING produces
as unsatisfactory results as in any
thing else,
The most encouraging results Of the
New Jersey road law are loo miles Of
)eHloaaeng road and am Increasing pubs
lie appreciation of the advantages of
good roads. At FIRST only a few coun-
lies we're willing to assume the cost
of trying the experiment. The number
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
4 POPULAR ERROR.

They say that it's mighty hard for
a candidate to keep from repeating
himself in his speeches
at isn't true, however. Mauy's the
time I've heard a candidate declare
hat he would not accept nomination.
and after it was put where he could
1aalIy get hold of it. he never thought
of saying the same thing over
WASHINGTON Star.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-08-02
A FAIR EXCHANGE.

= :. heart a maiden robbed him of;
So i've, iIi sorest grief,
Drought action Ia the court OF Love
To prosecute the thief.
And angels twelve, nor less nor more
Were summoned, heavenly dears,
For she was to be tried before
A jury of her peers.
The case was called; and il vas proved
Ere many words were SAIL.
When she the PLAINTIFFS heart rmovev
She left her own instead.
Not guilty." thus the verdict stands;
"A fair exchange he got
Judge Love, agreeing, joined THEN
hands
And wed them on the spot.
George Birdseye in Judge
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has grown in the two years from five
to fourteen, or two-thirds of the cCun-
ties in the State, and it is evident that
public opinion viii demand a large
Increase Of the annual appropriation,
which, up to this date, has not exceed
cd 800 GEO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-07

Moben mie man iie por flint Sabren
trug! @enn iie nidt 10 bubl id lpdre,
miiBte iie IN bieIer @aroerobe sum
Oaponlaufen ausleben.
uSa, lie bat elm allerliebites Sc
iidt," bemertte @eiB, runb tpenn iie
Ginen 10 re6t freunolid angudt, muB
man ibr Nlles 5u 2tebe tbun. Der 6err
1T ibr i9redli6 gut. Sd bdtte es ME
sebadt, baB ct i1n @tanbe iein fam,
10 ianft nit Semano umsuseben. aber
iie lit eben bur9 ibre SdOnbeit ieine
Srau geiporben. 9(us pel6em @runbe
ionit? Waiiller! Sraulein Wialler!
@ie ltnIere 9lnna bier!"
Oas 5ausmaoden bieB slnna Mliils
Ter unb murbe bon oen anberen 2euten
oft nedenb gefrast, Oh lie eine 9erz
tpanbte Der Srau @rdftn iei.
(Sortiebuna foIet.)
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800 @e1phn,,uaI! 500.

Die 2efer ber v6reien preHe" tperSen itd
freuen, su erfabren, bab es ipenigitens ein'
gefiirdtete Rrantbeit siebt, tpel4e bic 8tfien
{daft tn al tbreu Stnfen 81 beilen i'm Stanb,
1T; 9aHs &atairb R,ir 1T bic eirsige iett BEL
Sr5tli6en 8riiberl6aft betannte pOiitipe FUR
2atarrb erforbert als cine Contributions
aranfbeit cine eon1titutieneue 8sbaabluns
Sal's Ratarrb 8ur tpirs innerli1 senom
men unb tpirft birett auf bas 8lut nnb BIZ
ldleimisen Obes Fdden bes epitems, babard
bic @runblnse ber, 8ranfbeit aerftorenb uni
benz Ratienten Rraft eebenb, inbem iie bi
Ronititution bes 86rpers aufbaut unb be-
gtatur in ibren1 @erfe biIft. Die GisentbI
mer baben 10 bieI gertrauen gu ibren 9eil
fraften, bab iie einbuneert Dollars Selch
nuns fir ieben Gaa anbieten, ben fie gu fu
riren terfebIt. 2abt Gud cine aiite br
3eugnii1en tomn,tn. @an abrefftre:
S.. s. gheneb C 10, Soiebo. 8.
B Yertarft bon allen apptPetern, Is 81
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= e Z a 8.

- &i6ter groots in Nuitin bat ben
Intrag @ugeae 8urt's um einen neuen
ProaeB abgetpieien.
- Oie Greibenter @eIe1i6aft bon
Dallas bat fb su @unfen ber Nners
tennung ber @ubaner bur9 bic Ser.
9taaten ausgefpro1en.
- Sn Corpus @briiti murben an
bic Gif9ers sllnion innerbalb smei Sas
gen 10000 pfunb Slide abgeIiefert.
Gin ein3lger Jii63ug bra9te 5000
Pfunb.
- Die Granb Surp bon Dallas
@ountp bat ben Sdobmeilfer %. q.
@oe. Der befanntli6 Na9ts in feinel
Office tiberfallen unb beraubt worbeu
iein foQte, angetlagt. bas feblenbe
8elb BON 1886 rs fur feline eigeneu
3wede peraussabt au babeu. @os
fteate $4,000 8areidaft fur iein Ct.
f9einen gum @eri9tstern1in.
- Wieber einntal III fur iSriebri1s,
burg Nnsf6t borbanben. 8abaperbin'
burg su erbalten. Die GoIf. unb
8ra3oss s9alepsgabn, bic nit Der ct.
Souls Otlaboma unb Seras r.2inie
tOniolioirt lit, bat bic 8hrger benaf)s
ri6tist. baB, Denn He bic nbtbise un'
teriihBung Ieiben. bic 2tuie bon Der
SeTasspaeific fics8abn iiber @ranburp.
0amilton. 2ampaias. 2lano uni
Griebridsburs nod Comfort ueiter.
gebaut nerben ioa. um an bic Mran,
las. .paBs8abn ani9IuB au MAIDEN.
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Gin 1tmfeblbares Mittel.

las 6elb Der Wirflamteit bes be-
ruhmten Or. Bulls Soulten Sprup
ipirc INNER fortbeiteten, benn tpenn
cine SHUTTER eirtmal bieies unfeblbare
Weittel 9e9en Suften, Grfdltun9, 8rdus
lie cber 8euhhuiten gebrauht bat, 70
ptrb iie ME cine anbere MebBin pers
iuhen. "Sd gebrauhte Or. 8ua's
0uiten SDrup felt Is Sahren in Der
6amilie 9e9en Sulfen @rfdltlln9 unb
oalsseeiben uno fanb i'm ein ausges
3eid,netes Mittel. " Srau D.3. .@larfe,
1863 Gpn9reB Ctr. @lepelanb,S. Or.
8ulp 8 6uiten Sprup ptro ilberall fir
25 Gents oerfauft unb man barf fld
nidlt BON 9erfdufern ilberreben laffem
elnen anberen pber ettpas biQt9eren
glrtlfel gu netmen, bern nur Der dhte
Or. Snlps s Suiten SDrap 9iebt INNER
slltrleoenitellenee Nelultate.
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Tiir bic 6eiertags= @rfariioneu mad
benz Siiooiteu.

Sie 5iibli6e paeifie. e.gabn (sunset
Rcute). perfauft am 21. unb %. De-
eember 2unbreifes 8illette nod alen
puntten I'M Stiboiten, siiItis 3ur Rtid,
fabrt innerbalb 80 Sagen bonn 8ers
taufstoge au einem 5abrpreiie ftir bic
Runbreiie.
STIR bic Geiertass grturionen tuer.
ben 8illette auf Nertauf Iiegen am 49,,
a., Is. unb 81. December '96 unb am
/. Sanuar '97 BON aaen puntten Der
9inie nod ieber 8abn Station in
Segas, siiltig aur &Bdfabrt bis gum
8. Sanuar '97, 3ll Elm unb Elm Drittel
Jabrpreis fur bic &uubreiie.
8. s. Parts,
u. @. q. & 3. a., SOuFon, Seras,
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photographer

bic in Cal lapap 4teIier
angsfertigt merben, bIei9en unb ent.
fdrbeu ii6 ni6t. photographer bon
@aaamap finb ftridt ertsr aIafe. Bel
@alamap tonut Sbr photographer gu
allen Gu9 foubenirenben preiien er'
balten, benn ole feline 9lrbeiten ftno
ben 8hni1eu Der Sunben angemtis
fen.
@allamap'S 9lteIier beitebt iebt felt
IA Sabren in go. 5l3 OF 6oufon
StraBe.
Cute arbeit, tein 6umbug.
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Ser @inter fontu1t

unb mir baben uns bur6 Nnfdafuns
eines groBen gorratbes BON Gil8i6ns
ben, bic mir bon so Gents an un6 aufs
mdrts bertaufen. barauf porbereitet.
gbenio baben mir Elm groBes 2aaer
bon ouen Sorten BON 9erren., Oas
men. uno &inberi9uben gu ben billigs
ten preifeu. 8ummiftiefel unb @ums
mti9ube fttr ftle9tes Wetter. spre9t
tn unferem neuen Store ppr.
CINDERELLA g 6ubsgaIaf.
213 Nlamosplosa.
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9as eble Qoue Star Bier.

SIN CONNER 8iebt eS feim @etrant,
tneld3es tn benz WaRe erfriid5t mnb
ttGrft, tuie etm 0lae Zone gtar 8ier.
Mber a,tdl TIM 9Stnter tbmt eS bie rpr=
trefflt@fteu 9ienfte. GS TIT npturiid,,
cak tueoer @bisfeb nod 9Seiu ben
Wfenidem tumerltdb auf bic 9amer er.
tparmen, oaS tbut nnr 8ter mnb bek.
balb 8reifen man 5um Gone gtar, bas
an Site mniibertrefitid, lit.
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@arum nidt bic Teiertase st
6anie perbrinsen I?

Die so. 6. 6 s. - 8abn Dfferirt
uiebrige Staten unb comfortable &eiie
nod allen Stdbten in ben iib6itliden
Staaten. RunbreifesBillette gum 8ers
tauf am 81. unb %. DECEMBER, giltis
fur breiBig Sage bonn 8ertaufstase au.
Wegen ndberer Nu8tunft ipenbet
@ud an %. 9. Grub.
q. q. & 8. a., M. 6. 6 8. gabn,
Dallas, Seras.
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Walt : Wutriae

fann bnrcb fetn anberes Comic erfekt
tuercen; es ftebt utter ben tanfenoeu,
tneid,e TIM Wtartte iino, pben n.
Werfnd,t eS uno Der GrfUls faun ntd1t
anSbleiben (utdjt berauidJeno). Sra=
partrt BON Der 9iubemfcr Snfd3
8remina So, ct. Xpuis, Wfo.
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Sn bemielben 2otale befiubet ii@ eix
Sit d. nnS Stmfern, @ artt.
Sdgli9 groBe Nnsnabl ton frif@en
Jif9en, auitern, WiIb. GefiiigeI
aller Wrt. SeIepbon 399.
Befellungen fir Gleif9 unb slid &c.
iperben in irsenb einem SbeiIe Der
Stabt frei abgeIiefert.
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s6Iebtes BIut, gerfispfuns. Sebes..
uub Rierens2eibeu tnerben bur9 Rarl'a
@lsser @cot Sbee turirt. Sum Der.
lauf bet Galteper q S6H9arb, Samea
@lanin, &. 5. @peneRp, R. gobn a
Co., Stein, Central Drug Stesa,
y. G&Neppe.
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CAPT. 5ueHnep ben bes Ees. q.
armec, San Diego, Sal. faet: 6h6
lob's @atarrb Remebp iff bic erie Wles
oiaiu, bie mir gut getbau bat. Breis 50
Gents. gum 8erfauf bel Rolteees q
S6u9arb, Sames @lanin, &. 3. Speh
Iefp, q. Gobn & &c., .. Stein, Cen
trail Drag Store, U. S1wepee.
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Walt : Wutriue

erseu8t Slut, TIT folglid etu 2onic,
tuelhes ieoer Slatarme, jung Doer
alt, trinfen iollte, (ntht berau.
fdenS). Yrapartrt BON Der Mnben=
ier.8nid, Sretuta8 Co., ct. Spmts.
Mp.
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geraspfuns psrurfa@t hts 1Alfts bss
sSrauentrantbeiten. Rarl's GIseey
Root 9bss III eiu sutes YsttteI sesea
Bsrftopfuug. Gum Bertauf bet Raj
teper & 59u6arb, Sames Glasin, Z.
). SpeQefp, U. GObn & Co., y. Steia,
Central Drug 6tpre, u. S@Hspps.
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Waattbies Bros. ssleiidber.

No. 507 DF.bouft o MS tra6e,
Nur oas porsiieli6fe @inb., e9afs
unb Sdmeinefeii9.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges 2aIbfieiiG.
4le @rteu bon Murf. S9intex,
3unse, S@mals &C.
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Die elegantefe ausuabl BON
Stantanten, Golbs unb 5iIbermaaren,
ubren, Operngldiern unb pielen anbe.
rem 4ltiteln. bic fi9 gu Weibna9tsges
i9enten eigneu, fiubet man in bem re-
nommirten 8ei6dft BON 8ebr. Gri.
Ber, No. 304 %. sGommeree.5 5traBe.
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s5orOatt brothers.
&cftauratemre In Gdbols' Gnlppw wah
1almen @arteu.

liefern tdsIif frii9e Nufern aus
Der S9ale, elm feiues Dinner fiir %
Gents unb fiibren fontise grtra Be.
feuunsen in turser 3eit aus. IGe
Selitatefen Der Saiion finb au babes.
Die beten uub billisifen Preiie In ber
5tabt.
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Yana9es8tuette aaer Mri
Rad nnb non europe

s5rast Cures ar,t, Draesigsn sese
Sure Greuube ua& SbiIsb'e Gays q
goafumption. Sie perbsw % empfsks
len. 3um Dertauf bet &aItsess q
S9u9arb, Sames glantn, s. 8.
Spelefp, U. gsbn o &c.. ,. Gtsla,
Central Drug Store, q. S@wspps.
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Babemdntel unb SausrDfe. SanbIhuhe,
Shirme, Spasierit6fe.
Oberbemben auf 8eitellnmg gematt.
Grlattaer.
246 Mef.gommercess sstraBe.

Wftt benz ,,srlan8er" bat bic 9pne
Star 8ramerei etuen 9rnmpf amsge
fptelt, BET niht su iiberbieten TIT. 9as
0ter bat einen bDllen, retnen, feimes.
iue8s nuamgenebut iiikltden @e=
i@mad, tute bic meiftem bmnflem 8tere,
60 tit aus benz befteu Wal5 unb @o=
pfen bergeffelIt mao bat baS rid3tige
Nlter erretdst, nm es ais Elm 2agerbies
erfter alafie empfeblen 81 f6nuen. 9as
"Grtaager" bet Gone gtar.Srauerei
tit benz Wsalsegtraft ebenbtirtia unb es
iolIte tn fetner syamilie feblen, tuetl ea
fiir sSran ttno 8tnoer etm tn Der 4bai
itdrfenSeS unS aabrbafteS @ennkmtt:
tel 1T.
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u . tia
oes staatse nno County, Solicitors.

Sen 9teuer3ablern tpirb hierbur9
ange3eigt, baB bic Stats. unb @Duntp
ad valorem, S6uls unb GopfsSteuern
fur bas Sabr 1896 ieBt fdQis Rnb.
Sole @afiiano,
Steuers Solicitor bon Berar gpuntp.
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Malt : Wutrine. .

Seoermann ipllte cS trtnfen, nahr=
bait, frafttgenb uno Mt d. I berau.
fhene. Srapartrt BON Der Mnbenier.
8nfd, SreuimB Co., ct. 2pmis, Wlp.
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3arl's gloper Root Sbee retaiet bas
8lut unb siebt cine refine id56ne 6arbe.
Gum 8erfauf BET Sfalteper q S&u,
darb, Sames glapin, 8. 8. GpeQeRp,
q. @ebn & Co., g. @tein, Central
Drug Store, u. 6@mepps.
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TebIt Qu@ Xebensfrnft IN treenn etnem EbsiI
Cures SpfeuS. poer TT Guer geroenfp5tem serriit.
tet bur9 nniuee 2ebensart ober iraenb peltbe tlr.
eerne ihreiben. tpas mir am Meiften bolf. ba ieb
aub Sdffe nothtueubia bate Serner ien6e i'd aud
fret oas &eeent zines einfaden 8ausmittels. oaa
gerihiebt niebt auf moreen. tpas ibr beute tbun
fpdt. Sdrebt uuter 8eifdblub elmer Brit ,morEe
flr &d6s sGnttuort an Ebumas Slater. g. Q. 1or
746l Ralnmaaoo. Nib.
Sagoausbeute in GnsIano.
Gin en9lii9er 6a9mann bat auseereds
net, oaB I'm 0anbe sllbions idbrlid
etwa 100000 Saianen, 1000, 900
9aielbiibner unb 10000 8ebbiibner
5ur Strede sebra6t lperben. Ole
Sunme, ipelfe jdbrli9 allein fir bas
Sa9ore6t ouf Saielbiibner be3ablt
wiro, erreidt bic SDbe bon sl, 900, :
900. Ole 3abl Der erlesten @ebbibner
TT mabri9einlid piel su niebris ges
sriffen; anbere Sa9er behaupten, 6ab
man unbeoentli6 cine 9lull 3ufiisen
tonne, wenn ntdt gar 3pei. Saien unb
@aninden 5uiammen fallen jdbrli6
ungefdbr 3O,oOO,O0O Der Sas6 gum
Spfer.
Ole Ninberpeft perbreitet iid,
nit eridredenber S6nellisfeit in
afrifa. sic besann in 9lbeiiDnien unb
bat jett bic gren3e Der 9aptolonie
itberiGritten. Wlan befiir9tet, bab bic
100000 Stiid 0einboieb Der aolonie
innerbalb zines 9abres pielleidt Opfer
Der Seu6e geWoroen iinb.
Ser Sutuelier 9. Sertberg bat
ftir bic s Geiertage einen auserlele.
nen 8orraib bon 9iamanten, ubren,
@olb. unb Silberpaaren, OperngId.
fern unb allen In bieie8 Sad i9las
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-10-15
Election Proclamation.

DIV virtue of the authority con-
ID ferred in us by law, we hereby
give notice and proclaim that an
Election will be held in the Parish
of Bossier, at the various Precincts
as now established, on Tuesday, the
third day of November, 1886, at
which time shall be voted for eight
Presidential Electors and one mem
Der of Congress for the 55th SEES
sion, from the Fourth Congressional
District of Louisiana.
Said election will be held at the
voting places now established, and
under the general election laws of
the State or Louisiana. The polls
will be open at each polling place
from the hours of seven o'clock in
the forenoon until six o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, and during
said day of election all bar-rooms
and places where liquors are kept,
within one mile of any voting place,
shall be closed and remain closed
until y o'clock, P. NJ, and no liquors
shall be sold or given away within
the same specified limits.
W. J. JOHNSTON. Chairman
81. J. LENOIR,
w. Il. BLEDsOE.
Election Supervisors for Bossler Pa
| Benton, La, October -, 1896
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-10-15

SCHOOL NOTICE.-In addition tC
| the Schools published, or located in
Ward 2, there should be added a
colored school at the Naples Place
Trustees to be named by the mem.
bers from the Ward. Trustees OF
the Mt.Zion School in said ward are
A. G. Miller, Irwin Stokes and Ed
MOnIOe.
In Ward 4, the following schools
should be added:
Mott-White. Trustees, 0. B
Cason, j. B. Lynn, and J.J. Albums
Ansel. Trustees, NJ. W. Cason, j
L. Logan and j. E. Cason. Colored
Ran johnson School. Trustees
Ran johnson, Sam Neal and Alex
Long.
The Trustees of Enon colored
school will be named hereafter By
the members from said ward.
"Canton" School, as published
should be "Center."
The Trustees for the Curry OF
Spring Hill School in ward 5 are
W. W. Lay, p. H. Curry and L. Z
Merritt.
E. s. Dortch, member from ward
No. |, by authority of the Board
located the following coloced schools
in said ward:
! Bear Point-Trustees: John Sib
ley and S. M. Furniss.
Elm Grove-Trustees: T. B. Moss
| Young Ray and Chas. Montgomery
| Waterfowl. S. Dortch, Wesle,
| Chambers and Peter Flournoy.
Curtis-Trustees: Jno. M. Stacey
Harvey Brown and John Stedman
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-10-15
Dentistry Without Pain.

I have at last solved the problem of
preparing teeth for filling with no
pain. This is done by the recently
discovered electric instrument which
is simple, scientific and painless, and
is applied to the tooth with no dis
comfort to patient, but allows me to
cut out the cavity, or remove the
nerve, without least pain. AS you
know, I also extract teeth without
pain.
My Bossier friends and patients
will find me at the same stand.
DIR. CHAS. G.. MCCLOUD.
Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-10-15

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The fourth
and last Quarterly Meeting for the
current year, for the North Bossier
Circuit, will be held at Benton,
October oath and 25th, embracing
4tb in said month.
The Quarterly Conference will be
held on Saturday, October 9th.
We earnestly request a full atten-
dance of official members, and a
large Congregation is desired.
II. J. BOLTZ, p. c.