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Twelve Reasons Why.

The st. Louis Republic gives a
dozen good reasons why newspaper
readers should read this paper. Here
they are:
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2. 1t has cable news service over
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4. News bureau in New York and
Washington, D. G.
S. Special correspondents in every
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States.
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the greatest news gatherer in the
world.
7. Publishes daily the market re.
ports of the world.
s. Issues magnificent colored
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paper.
8. More noted writer's and artists
contribute to the Republic than any
other paper.
10. Issues an unequalled four page
comic weekly with each Sunday
paper free.
II. Publishes pages of interest and
value to womankind.
IL. Its 10.cent Dress Pattern De-
paztment is the most popular feature
ever introduced by a newspaper.
Thousands patronise it.
The Daily and Sunday st. Louis
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J T McDade witness

SectlOn z. DC IL 1ufGnor ORDAINED Oy the
Police Jury of the Parish of BOssier, That said
election shall be held under the general cleo
ton laws of the State of Louisiana, and at tho
polling places established in pursuance of law,
in the said Ward No. | of the Parish of Bossier,
and that the ballots to be used at said election
shall be written or printed in the form set
forth in the said annexed petition to this Police
Jury.
Section 3. Be it further Ordained by the
Police Jury of the Parish of Bossier, That the
Board Of Supervisors of Election Of the said
parish are hereby requested and directed to
appoint Commissioners Of Election to sorve at
said polling places, to give due notice Of said
ing said election, and TO make returns of said
election to tho Hon. e. 8. Dortch, President of
the Police Jury of the Parish of Bosaier, said
State, who shall announce and promulgate the
result of said election according to law, on the
4th day of October, 1897. and shall contract
and the terms of said petition.
Section 4. Be it further Ordained by the
Police Jury of the Parish of Bossier, said State,
that the Assessor of the parish shall furnish to
the Commissioners of Election, hereinbefore
authorized, complete list Of the tax payers,
with the amount Of their assessments respee-
lively, in said ward, duly certified, and tho
Registering officer of said parish shall furnish
duly certified list of the electors of said ward
to the said Commissioners Of Election.
Section 5. Be it further Ordained by the
Police Jury of the Parish of Bossier, That the
Commissioners of Election shall receive the
ballots Of all property tai payers of the said
Ward ! , entitled to vote ut said election under
the laws of the State OF Louisiana, and before
depositing same in tho ballot box shall endorse
thereon in presence of the elector, unless the
Same shall have been 90 endorsed, the name Of
the voter and the amount of the value of his
assessed property, and said Commissiouers
sball ma IA rekupne If tia numhap 0f votss and
amounts of the assessed value of the property
voted for and against the levy of the said
special tax.
Section g. Bel further Ordained by, the
Police Jury of the Parish of Bossier, That
this Ordinance, and the annexed petition o.
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ness; Jack Henderson X. ]. n. Mer-
Ger witness; Henry Lewis K, ]. Il.
Mercer witness; John Hysms K. J. 81.
Mercer witness; A. LATTER, Nathan
Joiner, 8. ]. Burks, Dan Florence, ].
81. Williams, w. B. Graham, E. S.
Dortch Executor; G. A. F. Poole, w.
q. l. @. B. Hodges, 8. N. Furniss, A.
J. Moss, R. E. Wyche, E. L. Sibley,
A. L. Reed, F. F. Bates, G. w. Cane,
J. r. Bryant, John Dolan, W. H.
Bishop, NJ. F. Flinaloy, lack Redic,
H. C. Clemens, Anthony Redic, James
Redic, r. G. Andrews, Oney Kellum.
Grigg Andrews, Peter Moss, Tom
Jones, Ed Moss, John Ray, Young
Ray, w. D. Mercer, Tom Jones, n.
F. Wiley, G. H. Montgomery, A. w.
Kennon, s. w. Allen, L. E. l. NJ. s.
Dortch, E. 8. Dortch, Shreveport
Telephone Company per E. S. Dortch,
Secretary and Treasurer; NJ. Hall, D.
c. Mechanism, Taylor Il McDade, A.
F. McDade, Ernest Watson, Shoat
Kelly, Pleas Martin, 81. R. Williams,
Thomas Elby, R. g. Hall, Henry Lee,
J. NJ. Stacey. John Williams, T. D.
Cornell, W. E. Cornell, T. B. Moss
Alex Capliss, J. 81. VanHoose, F. B.
LATTER, Harrison Pew x, A. F. Nc
Dade witness; VIM. Foxworth, Harry
D. Hardy, A. Curtis, Marcus Piersor
x, T. D. Cornell witness; ALDER
Williams x, J. T. McDade witness
Peter Flournoy X, J. T. McDade
witness; William Henderson x, Viii
Mercer witness; Miles Ford X, r. L
Riggs witness; Nathan Mitchell K
R. E. McDade witness; That
Chambers x, r. E. McDade witness
Shed Smith Z, Els Dortch witness
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FILLMORE, La, Aug. l6.


The ice cream festival given by the
ladies Of this place, in the oak grove
in front of Mrs. NJ. A. PERKINS, resi-
dence, on Thursday night, for the
purpose of raising funds to buy an
organ for the Methodist church, was
a most enjoyable occasion. The
grove was brilliantly Lighted, the
crowd immense, and the refreshments
most delightful. There were many
visitors from a distance, but as we
failed to get the names of all, will not
attempt to name them. A beautiful
cake had been prepared for the most
popular young lady present, which
was to be decided by the votes of the
young men. Miss Lula May Mercer
received the cake by a majority of 20
votes. 1t was then left to the young
ladies to decide who would present
The cake to Miss Mercer. This honor
was bestowed on Mr.. R. NJ. Sandidge.
Messrs. Willis Graham and Wilson
Prince escorted her to the stand,
where Mr.. Sandidge met her with the
cake, which she received most grace.
fully, expressing her appreciation Of
the honor, and thanking them
There were in all 6l0 votes cast, at
cents vote, which amounted to $50
so. The amount received by the
tables was $24.
At q late hour the crowd reluctant.
~ departed for their homes, carrying
with them many pleasant memories
Of the nights enjoyment.
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In accordance with an order of the Auditor
Il of Public Accounts, of this State, l will
sell at public auction. to the last and highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court House,
in the town of Benton, Louisiana. between the
hours of II O'Clock in the forenoon and in
the afternoon, on Saturday, September 18th,
1897, that portion of the Sixteenth Section of
Township 20 North, Range ii West, that now
remains unsold. being fractional east half Of
southeast quarter of section Is, township 20,
range II, OF the Northwest Land District of
Louisiana.
Terms of Sale--One- tenth part of the pur-
chase price is to be paid in cash, and the
remainder in nine equal annual installments,
bearing interest from date of sale at the rate
of eight per cent per annum, interest payable
annually. The purchaser is to give his notes
for the installments with good personal secur
ity, together with special mortgage on the
land bought to secure the payment thereof
No bid less than the appraisement will be cried
w. H. SCANLAND,
Parish Treasurer.
Benton, La, August 5, 1897.
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BENTON, LOUISIANA,
Thursday ,:::::::::::::::::::::::August 26, 1897.
School Board Proceedings.

BENTON, La, AUG. 81, 1897.
The School Board met this day in
special session, on call of the Presi-
dent. Members present: j. w.
Prince, President; W. Boney, J. B.
Thompson, J. G. johnson, r. d.
Allen, r. B. Martin and J. N. Plat.
Absent: E. S. Dortch and n. w.
Sentell.
The object of the meeting was ex-
planned to be the settlement of the
controversy among the patrons OF
Benton white school as to the teach
ership of said school, and to consider
such other pressing business as
might be presented.
On motion, The Treasurer was
instructed and authorized to borrow
funds to pay off amount now due
teachers, not to exceed $4,000, and
to repay same out of the first reve-
nues that come into his hands.
On motion, an examination OF
teachers was ordered to be held by
the local Board of Examiners on
Friday and Saturday, the 18th and
18th days of October, open to all
applicants not holding certificates
from this Board, aud to all Others
Wishing to raise their grades-ex.
cept graduates of the State Normal
and Peabody schools.
On motion: the petitions presented
by B. A. Kelly, asking the selection
of D. F. Huddle, and by A. r
Thompson asking the selection Of
the Rev. P. 81. Hensley, as teacher
Of Benton High School, were receiv
I'd By the Board.
On motion, the applications O.
both Prof. Huddle and Rev. Mr.
Hensley for position Of teacher o
Benton High School were rejected
it being the sense of the Board tina
neither can harmonic the patrons
On motion, The Board went int
executive session.
On motion, the President of thi
body, the Superintendent and w
Boney, were authorized and instruct
I'd to select a Principal for Bento
High School for ensuing session
their selection to be final.
A motion to supplement the salar
Of Principal of Benton High Schoe
hy $40, was rejected. The yeas an
nays were called for on this motion
which resulted as follows: Nays
r. q. Allen, J. G. johnson, r.
Martin and in. Plat; yeas-N
Boney, j. B. Thompson and j. "
Prince.
The members drew their per dieu
and, on motion, the Board adjourne
until Friday before the first Satu
day in October.
j. w. PRINCE, President.
j. A. w. LOWRY, Secretary.
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An earnest, we'll ordered life is al
inspiration to all around and about it.
Like the sunshine, its rays penetrate
thick clouds and shadows and light
up dark places in the lives of others.
Farm and Ranch.
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Male Teacher. Wanted.

VTNhe undersigned will meet at Benton on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, for the
purpose Of selecting Principal for the Benton
High School.
Applicants will send testimonials to j. A. w.
Lowry, Benton, La, or apply in person on
said day. w. PRlNCE,
w. BONEY,
ia. w. LOWRY,
Aup. o6. 1897 Committee.
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When you are in Shreveport call at
tho New York Dentist, 1922 Texas st.,
and see their new method of extract
ing and filing teeth painless.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1897-08-26
To the PMOIic.

Taving been appointed by the Governor a
II Delegate from Louisiana to the National
Homeseekers Convention, that meets in Chi
cago on Sept. 20. 1897. parties owning lands.
such as old fields. or cut over land, that wish
to sell them, will send me list of the same,
and price. l may be able to sell them to ad-
vantage. j. Z. ADGER.
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Farm and Ranch: Faith cannot
abide with a faithless man. Knowing
himself to be untrustworthy, he can
not understand why any one else
should be trusted.
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Calcasieu and Cameron parishes
will send $4,000 exhibit of their
products to the st. Louis Exposition
and men to stay with it DUNG the
Exposition,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1897-08-26

Twice as many crimes are commit
ted in Paris by those between the
ages of Is and 20 as by those between
20 and 40.
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Mr.. Geo. E. Bates,
OF HAUGHTON, La.

Il in your vicinity taking orders for G. h.
J. Miller g. Son. Any orders you may choose
to give me will be filled with strictly frstclass
stock, and delivered in prime condition, and
handled az though sent to Us.
We aim to deliver the best stock in the coun-
try in first. class condition, assuniag ourselves
all risk of transportation, and If any mistakes
or injury is discovered after the bill 10 paid, We
wish to be notified of it, and will rectify the
error. Trusting that We may be favored with
your patronage, We remain. yours truly,
GEO. E. BATES.
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Well said by the Iberville South:
"The manner in which the people Of
this State have been swindled and
robbed by fire insurance companies is
we'll known, and although legislation
in regulating this business has long
been sought, the insurance Hobbies
have proven too powerful, and all
proposed anti-insurance legislation
has been defeated in its insipiency.
The people are entirely at the mercy
of insurance companies, and no sub
ject is more worthy of Legislative
notice."
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Notice to Trespassers.

No trespassing will be allowed on Shady
~ Grove Plantation. This is warning that
all who do trespass will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. Z. T.. STINSON.
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A Charming Lady Honored.

In the Company competitive drills
at the recent encampment of the
State Militia at Shreveport the first
prize of fine gold watch was award
ed the Ouacbita Guards as the best
drilled Company in the Regiment.
The Guards presented tue watch to
their fair sponsor, Miss Estelle
Vance, and unanimously adopted
the following resolutions of thanks:
Whereas, the success and pleasure
incident to the participation of this
command in the recent encampment
of the First Regiment of Infantry at
Shreveport, was mainly due to the
efforts and attentions Of our fair and
gracious sponsor, Miss Estelle
Vance; and
Whereas, by her charming man
ncrs, gentle presence and many
courtesies extended to the Company,
she has won the affection of each
member and made willing captives
of all; therefore be it
Resolved, that we return to our
fair sponsor our most sincere thanks
for the many courtesies extended
and present these resolutions as a
testimonial of the honor bestowed
by her in wearing our colors and in.
spring Us to victory, pledging her
that she will ever be held in grateful
remembrance by every member OF
the Ouachita Guards.
The Banner takes pleasure in
copying the above complimentary
resolutions. Miss Estelle Vance,
although now a resident of Shreve.
port, was born and raised near Ben
ton, and is one of Boosters beautiful
and accomplished young ladies, and
has many admirers throughout the
parish. She is in every way worthy
of the distinguished honors she has
won, and we heartily congratulate
her.
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taxpayers be published In the official iou,n.,
OF the parish for full thirty clear days previous
to the date Of holding said election, and thss
this Ordinance shall take effect from and sfSsr
is passage.
The following warrants were
drawn:
No. 10s6-W. n. Atn,y....S 3 90
1857. W. Jeter. ..... 500
1O88-E. 8. Cortch. 80. 10 90
1881. r. Cavett. 49,. 6 90
1O90-M. w. Cason. go. 8 40
1901. T. Manry...... 600
1920. D. Sandidge... Z 80
1O93-Rafe Watson. 20
Minutes read and approved.
Police Jury adjourned sine die.
E. 8. DoRTCH, President.
B. R. NASH, Clerk.
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.Wurf f. Webb,

4 ttorneys at Law, Benton, Louisiana Will
n practice in the Courts OF Bossier and
adjoining parishes.
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ReslstrNtiO,s, Ward One.

T will be at Knox Point on September 14th
L and 18th, and Curtis 10th and 18th, for the
purpose of registering all voters in said Ward.
H. H. MONTGOMERY,
Assessor and Registrar.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all parties ow-
N ing city taxes are required to come for
ward and pay same before the LIST day of Oc-
tober, 1897, or else same will be sold accord
ing to law. }: A. HUBBARD,
CITY Marshal and ex Officio Tax Collector.
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Lem Chapman 4,
Gus Williams x,
Alex Joiner <,
David Kingsley K
Peter Brown Z,
Isaac Pierson x, Z
R. G. Clemons K,
Howard Thomas :
Prince Williams X
Ephrom Evans K
Frank Clemens \
Lee Monroe <,
Robert Redic x,
George Morris x
Sam Lane X,
John Coleman x.
Robert Germany
John Phillips x,
Henry Nichols X
Sol Gibson x.
Dave Lawrence Z
Matthias Kimble
Clarence Ross z,
Andrew jackson
Willis Foster Z,
Ike Pearson x,
Mack Sims Z,
Ike Vondo K.
John Andrews <.
| Rich'dWashingto
| Ben Evans <,
VIM. Ole <,
VIM. Charleston
Ed Ecelson x
| Cal Reed x,
JACOB Williams I
Jessie jenkins x
J. Porter K.
Wood Fox K,
Peter Denard <,
Ev McCants x,
Ned Simmons x
Press James K,
Charlie Subway
Charlie Cotton 4
Wisdom johnson
David Lee K.
Harrison White
Jim Hamilton 4
S. G. johnson x
T. P. Dickey x,
Guss Williams 4
Tom Brooks X,
Jack Minis x,
Henry Mccoy 4
'Hamp Tisdou x
Shep Tisdom x
The sun., 1897-10-31
Silver Plated Ware

What we advertise. You can rely upon obtain
ing ..... Others copy prices and designs. buS
fail TO equal qualities The hest and reliable
makes always stamped with name and qualify
remember this when purchasing ...,.............s
Here are offerings for this wceki-
ROGERS FINEST GRADE
The true TRIPLE PLATE.
Three coats OF silver on white metal
guaranteed to wear Ave years.
Teaspoons l. dz ! d9 Dinner Knives q dz 50
Tablespoons l. dz goo Dinner Forks l. dz zoe
ROGERS MEDIUM GRADE-AA and AL
Two coats OF solid silver white metal
guaranteed to wear three years.
Teaspoons l. dE so Dinner Forks i9 dE / .00
Table y dE 0S oyster Forks l. dz / "a
We have never had a complaint OF these goods
ROGERS POPULAR GRADE
Heavy plate on white metal
Represented elsewhere as cripple"
Teaspoons u dE .49 Forks 2dE. %
Tablespoons l.. dz 90 Dinner Knives q dz 90
Our siIyerwRre department ranks ms tho most
complete In tho cts there is NO article fop
table ar toilet that we have not-nIi new de-
slgns nre FIRST shown here. ......,,..Ir you w"nt
anything for wedding or other Eirts our stock
will rurnish large choice, and you can rely
upon merits OF GoodA'
The sun., 1897-10-31
NINETEENTH ST. & SIXTH AVE.
TO END CUBI,s WAR.
Hanais Taylor. Former Minister to Spain. suG.
geatS wayS and Means.

HanaiS Taylor. Former Minister to Spain, suG-
GeAtS Ways and Means.
Hannis Taylor Minister to Spain under tho
last Administration, has returned to this
country and has written for the November
North american RerieU paper, in which ho
presents to the public the various aspects Of the
Cuban question in tho light Of his diplomatic
experience at Madrid, and concludes with his
clear conviction that the United States should
end the war on the island either by such moral
suasion as may be exerted through peaceable
intervention, or II necessary. by such other acts
as the circumstances shall call for. He ex-
presses his belief that Spanish craftsmanship is
utterly impotcnt to solve the Cuban question
either promptly or wisely. He points out that
American commerce with Cuba. amounting nt
the beginning Of tho war to nearly 100000, 900
year,has been almost wiped out. AS an indlca-
ton OF the strain which the diplomatic rela.
tions between Spain and the United States have
undergone, he refers to the fact that our Min
istcrs residence in Madrid was guarded by
soldiers for more than year.
Mr.. Taylor says that as matter OF fact the
struggle IN Cuba grew originally really out Of
economic laws enacted by the Parliament Of tho
mother country, still welded to the obsolete
doct rine that The commerce of q colony Is q pos
session which the parent state has 4 right to
manipulato IN its own interest, regardless OF the
fat? OF the colony itself -. =
the prompt adoption by Congress. upon its
reasseInbling., OF Joint resolution cmhody-
The first, asserting, our right aud duty
not only to ourselves. but to humanity;
by virtue of the sniversally recognized
doctrine OF intervention. as well as by virtue of
the Monroe doctrine, to put an end to tho dread
ful conflict so long raging In Cuba, because 1t in
wolves not only the constant disturbance of our
internal peace, but also tho destruction Of great
commercial and property interests OF our citizcns
the second asserting uthat, after enduring pa.
tiently all such evils incident to fifteen years OF
war in Cuba out Of the last twenty-nine. the
Governmcnt. Of tho United States has offered in
to Spain in. hope of aiding her without
| offence to her susceptibilitics in bringing
| to y close a strife 80 destructive to tho
| material interests OF roth countries; the third,
declaring that the GoycrnnitSt OF the I nied
States, in view of spain refusal to accept such
friendly and respoftfu! mediation has now re-
solved to exercise upon its own responsibility it's
| entire moral influence to the end that the war
| In uba may be brought to speedy close pro.
| vidcd Spain fails TO accomplish that result in u
| reasonable time TO be clearly Indicated"
The paper declares that the undertone of the
resolution should leave no doubt that II the APP
| pllcatlon OF such moral means fails to produce
! The necessary result, the United States reserve
| the right to take such other action as may be
made necessary by future events.
The sun., 1897-10-31
NINETEENTH ST. & SIXTH AVE.
INTENTIONS FOR KLoNDIKERs.
A Balloon for the Journey and . Patent Dig.
ger for working Frozen Ground.

A balloon for the Journey and q Patent Dig.
ger for working Frozen Ground.
Orr.wA Dot oa-Tbe nubI;c will soop SEQ -,
oonvevance that the inventor expects will revo
lutionize tho traffic ever the snow.covered path.
IN ,be yukon gold fields 1t Ia the Klondike
balloon. the invention and manufacture NJ
Josenh de rEtoile WIN has beep succcsufr, IN
many scisntiac inventiona
Mr. de rEtoile ia In the emnIov of tbe Intor,or
Dan.rtnert borc From, what con ho ,oornod
ohont this latest inventiop a. IA nm ,irobin
r.,her anal, md cigarsbaned I'm IN. how 10
nI,c.d n tvo-blaa.d nropell.r attached IN n
sbot, ,vhiob exton6s m tho raar On tb.sto-r
ia a macmillan stecrinp anna,atus Directlv mn.
derneatb the baI,oon IA n car In which ia n,acod
a small engine. of special design which will furn
nish tho motive mower and generate tho hot air
with which tho balloon "a IN be fl,ed Tho car
Ia covered IN nm all sidss and vii, bo,d ahomt
.ignt nasaenoers with nroyisIon. md al, noo.o.
sarv anraratus IN comnIete the trim From, tha
car tba courso md snecd of the machine will ho
d,roo,.d no III. st..rine oor ,y,II load ,ron, tha
rudd.r IN II and , chain or hal, ,,i,, ,or,,,r,i
cot. With rho nro,elIor .haft Op ron ~ tho
h.,Ioo, "a tr,n nv which tho sunnIv of hot air
mny bo cont roIled and tho vohicIo brou,ht N
tho 9rorr1 mr. raised with ensc A,pminrm
ontsrs ,argely into tho constructio, n, ,hc hal
oh'e'' ,"'Eo'' '''' ''o ''''' u'''oN vi 'no '"'
loon ana all its parts.
1t Ia not many weeks since the project was
oonooIvod hut dnr;rg ,h.t tina ayo,vthin,
e'h'e'ou' DuS "u''"s '"v ''o o'o,' 'h'ns
necessary has been accomplished and the ma
chine completed and made ready for its trial
NJ a. l,Etoile has bcop nd wing tbis inyon,ion
M'' ue i1'o'.' Hao wv" lug .n'' '"re"u'on
for years. A company OF Ottawa capitalists
took hold OF the project as likely means of oyer.
oo'ntna tho dieicuitias and bardshIm, - ,to
coming 'he u,n,cui,,eS unu har"Sh'pS OF the
journey TO the klondike ana invested sufficient
amount of money to make the building of the
,"ma.,, = .n,ooas No o,n,,.o in,or,,,a,,, ~,
paioon Suv. n,a 49,, ,.,aI ,";,, nins " wi"
| made within tho next ten days Tho promoters
80 N. enternrise have confidence in the scheme
OF ,ho enterp...e INV .n !" lns Scnun'e
their machines for the transfer of malls between
,,n.'a,s ''nd tho cold noIds ,ha nr,,'as,a
Edmonton ana inc s"u hcius lhe proposed
| passenger route of the airship.