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National Mortgage Loan c.
625 F Street N. W..

ERAL No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER,
Rooms 20 and "A. Metzerctt Building, lll0 st.
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81 100 OR 81 200 To LOAN direct. without agent 3
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BIGH PRICES
Navy Department Unwilling to Pay
What he Asks
The Wireless Telegraph Likely to
He Installed On Half q DOsen Ves-
sells If Suitable Terms Can BE Ar
ranEed-What Rear Admiral Brad
ford Says About the System.

The navy will probably equip half a
dozen vessels with Marconi's wireless teie-
graph instruments, provided we can come
to an understanding with Marconi about
the price of instruments" said Rear Ad-
miral Bradford, of the Bureau Of Equip
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notes you desire. running from one to twelve
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% MONEY
Washington Mortgage Loan Co..

WANTED-sl0O 600 in manufacturing business pay
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FOR RENr-sToREs & DWELLINGS.

ERIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO. NY.
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Shef3n'S Sole.
Mrs. Frances Hoss, ct al,


Succession of A. ]. Reynolds.
No. 6l42. III District Court. Caddo Parish, La
Dy virtue of writ of seizure and sale issued
- in the above named suit and to me direct
ed, have seized and will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the last and highest bidder,
at the front door of the Court House, in the
town Of Benton, La within the legal hours of
sale, on Saturday, May 10, 1899, the following
described property, to-wit:
Three and 5-l00 acres of land in southwest
corner OF section twenty-rine (29), township
eighteen (lS), of range thirteen (l3), described
as follows, to.wit: Commencing at southwest
corner of section Twenty-Five (29), run thence
north three chains, thence south 81 degrees
thence north 80 degrees 45minutes west 20 and
75-100 chains to place of beginning, and being
same land purchased by said Reynolds from
Williamina Mccormick, January 80, 1880.
Also, all that portion of fractional section
thirty two l32) township eighteen rs, of range
thirteen f13), lying above and west of COoper's
Bayou, and fronting on Red Eiver, and being
same land purchased by A. J. Reynolds from
Margaret G. Callihan and children, Juno Is,
1888. together with all buildings and improve
ments thereon, and all in the Parish Of Bos
sier, Louisiana
All of the above described lands seized az
the property belonging to tho succession Of
A. J. Reynolds
Terms of Sale-Cash, without the benefit of
appraisement, to pay and satisfy the sum of
two thousand dollars $4,000 00), with per
cent. per aDnum interest thereon from March
%, 1894, and all cost OF suit, including per
cent. on said sum and interest as attorney s
fees, and according to law.
Benton, La, April G, 1899.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHN.

Mrs. j. s. Swami is the guest of
Mrs. Bette Lowry to-day.
Miss Nena Houston has been ap-
pointed postmistress at Koran.
Mrs. Q. D. McCaa, of Haughton,
is the guests of Mrs. Bette Lowry,
Miss Ola Lee Dortch, of Ash
Point, visited friends in Benton this
week.
Miss Emmett Tidwell, of Vance
vile, is the guest of Mrs. j. P.
Creswell.
Miss Jennie Vickers, of Coushas-
ia, was the guest of Miss Matte
Oneal, last week.
Miss Emma L. Turpin, Of Collins
burg, was the guest of Mrs. 1. a.
Martin, Saturday.
Miss Mary Gilmer, Of Plain Deal.
ing, was the guest of Mrs. j. NJ.
Belcher, Saturday.
Mr.. Mason, of Mansfield, was tue
guest of his daughter, Mrs. G. T.
Fleming, this week.
MIR. W. q. johnson, of VAUDEVILLE,
who has has lived in this country all
of his life, says this is the most
backward season he has ever known,
Delegates and alternates elected
by Loudon Butler Camp to attend
Charleston Reunion, to be held May
1913: 81. W. Ogden, p. s. Dortch
and j. d. Adger. Alternates-I. 81.
Martin, A. P. Butler, G. B. Norman.
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N. Warren P. Belcher died at
Il residence near Bossier City on
.. sth instant. Mr.. Belcher was a
u.tise Of South Carolina, but had
A.eu ! citizen of this parish for the
.a,t thirty years. He was leading
d,iseu, prominent planter and q
-.ml,ar of the Levee Board of Bos-
Lar a. the time of his death. A
aaefal citizen, a clever gentleman
and ! gallant Confederate soldier
Aas paesed away.
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before j. G.. Allen, Justice of the
- Peace, Weird 3. by G. s. Ford. and will be
sold at Plain Dealing, La, within the legal
hours of sale, on Saturday, the Doth day of
May, 1899, one light Roam Sorrel Mare, brand
ed on left shoulder U; about 8 years old: IA or
l4a hands high. Said mare came upon the
premises of G. s. Ford about the 25th day of
March, 1899.
Appraised at BIS.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take her
away, or the same will be sold according to
law. j. G. ALLEN,
Justice Of the Peace, 3rd Ward.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE CLUB.

|
BENTON, La, APRIL II, 1899.
The Farmers Institute Club for
the parish of Bossier met at the
Court House at Benton to-day, pur-
suant to adjournment, with quorum
present.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and adopted.
The Chairman called the meeting
to order, and stated the purpose Of
this meeting was to organize a Par
ish Fair.
The Chairman called on Fair Com
mittee to report. DR.. q. 81. Irion,
Secretary of Fair Committee, read
the report of said Committee, viz:
Benton, La, April 10, l899.-Fair
Committee met pursuant to call of
Chairman. Present: L. I. Sanders,
Chairman; ward, / absent; ward q,
T. j. Tidwell, G. FL. Irion; ward 8,
N. w. Sentell, G. e. Gilmer; ward 4,
w. J. Johnston; ward 5, E. s. Burt;
ward 6, absent.
On motion, G. 81. Irion was elect
ed Secretary.
On motion, and duly seconded,
w. j. Johnston, Chairman, appoint
ed the following Committee to wait
on Police Jury to solicit their assist
ance: c. Fl. lrion, T. J. Tidwell and
Chairman included.
On motion, the Chair appointed
each member of this Committee to
solicit subscriptions to the Fair.
On motion of n. w. Sentell, the
citizens and ladies especially, are in.
vited to give us their hearty support
and co operation in bringing about
a successful Fair in Bossier parish.
On motion of G. E. Gilmer, the
Chairman was instructed to appoint
committee to prepare premium
list.
On motion, Resolved, That the
| editor of the Bossier Banner he re-
quested to aid this movement in the
interest of the agricultural classes of
Bossier parish, through the medium
of the Banner, by publishing the
proceedings of the Fair Committee.
On motion, the Secretary was in-
s.ructed to prepare subscription
lists and forward to the members OF
the Committee on Subscription.
The following amounts we're sub
scribed by the members of the Com
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Report Of Board Of Examiners.

The following report of Board OF
Essu,ioers should have been insert
ca il the School Board proceedings
which we're published in the Banner
iast week, but were accidently omit
ia.
70 the Hon. School Board, Bossier
Psrish, La: Uuder a resolution Of
your Honorable Board, an examina-
don Of applicants for teacherships
ms held at Benton Oh the 10Th and
18th days of February, with follow
rs results:
]. +. McClelland, First Grade.
Q. s. Burgess, Second Grade.
Miss Fleming Rascoe Third Grade.
{ n. Houston, Third Grade.
W. ]. Burgess, Third Grade.
Miss Kate Swindle, Third Grade.
Mics Lola Turner, Second Grade.
The papers of said applicants are
nov on Gle in the Office of the Sec
rstaty, for public inspection, aud
VIII 90 remain for twelve months.
Respectfully submitted,
j. A. w. LOWRY,
W. G. MARTIN,
A. j. MURFF,
Committee on Examination.
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School Meeting Notice.

Patrons Benton High School are
urgently requested to meet at the
{,onrt House Thursday, Goth inst,
Il / o'clock P. NJ, to deliberate upon
aelection of teachers for the ensuing
arm. and to consider other matters
q Importance pertaining to said
school.
Do not fail to attend.
BIZ order of Board of Trustees.
B. A. KELLY, President.
April II, 1899.
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RHEuMArIsM CURED.-My wife has
used Chamberlain's Pain Rain for
rheumatism with great relief, and !
can recommend it as a splendid lini-
ment for rheumatism and other house
hold use for which We have found It
valuable.-W. ]. Cnyler, Red Greek,
N. 7. MI. Cnyler Is one Of the lead
ing merchants Of this village and one
Of tho most prominent men In this
vicinity. w. g. Phippin, Editor Red
Cre6k Herald. For sale 81 d. w.
~ Abpey, Drpggisk Benton.
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Opinion of the Court in the Case of
the State Of Louisiana vs..
7. p. Marsalis.

The defendant was indicted for re-
failing spirituous and intoxicating
liquors without license. Three
witnesses, whose names appeared on
the bill as witnesses for the State,
were sworn. DR.. G. q. Irion stated
that from the taste and the odor of
the liquids, which were admitted to
be the same as that which was sold
by the defendant, he believed one
bottle contained whisky and the
other, gin. j. F. Afford swore that
he had drank ct both kinds of the
liquid freely and it would not intox::-
cate. Wade Rascoe stated that within
q few hours in one day he drank three
bottles and it did not intoxicate hiu.
It had the opposite effect from liquor.
He was easily effected by liquor and
the liquid would not intoxicate.-
There was no analysis of the fluid.
Although it is the determination of
the Court to stamp out the liquor
traffic in this parish, the Court has
no authority to punish any one unless
there is evidence that the liquors sold
are intoxicating liquors reprobated
by statute. Hence, the defendant is
discharged.
j. T. WATKINS,
Judge District Court.
Attest:
A true copy.
r. B. HILL, Deputy Clerk, D. G.
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Slaersn,s Sale.

d. Bleustein } In Justice J. C. Bells
George Harris. Parish, Loaisiana. D0Ss'sf
Dy virtue of writ of feri facias issued in
ID the above entitled suit, and to me di-
rected, have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and highest bid
der, at Magenta, in ward l. Bossier parish, La,
within the legal hours Of sale, on Saturday,
April %, 1899, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
Thirty bushels of corn.
The above described property seized "a the
property Of defendant, George Harris.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to tho benefit
Of appraisemenf.
H. T. CAHILL, Deputy Sheriff.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of W. P. In District Court,
Belcher, deceased. Bossier Parish, La.
Notice is hereby given that w. F. Dillon
IN has this day filed in my Office his appli-
cation to be appointed administrator of the
succession Of w. P. Belcher, deceased
Now, this 10 to admonish all persons concerned,
that # opposition be not made thereto within
will be appointed administrator Of said sue
oession % prayed for.
Given under my official signature and seal
tfoffi0e, ct Benton, la, on this, the 1lth day
Of April, 1889.
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On motion, the meeting adjourn.
ed subject to cali.
L. 7. SANDERS, Chairman.
9. Il. IRIoN, Secretary.
w. j. Johnston was enrolled as q
member of the Institute Club.
On motion of g. 81. Irion and duly
seconded, A. J. Murff was elected an
honorary member of this Club.
On motion Of G. II. Irion and duly
seconded, Resolved, that ward l,
Of Caddo parish, be invited to join
us in our endeavor to organize q
Fair, aud the Chairman be authoriz-
ed to appoint two members of said
ward to assist in soliciting subscrip-
tons.
On motion of DR.. 81. Neeson, and
duly seconded, Resolved, that the
Chairman appoint committee to
meet the Town Council of Benton,
and request them to aid US.
The Chairman then appointed G.
O. Gayle q committee for this pur-
pose, with instructions to report at
next meeting.
The following Committee waited
on the Police Jury and requested
peculiarly aid: L. 7. Sanders, j. A.
Bnmgardner and j. G. Logan. The
request was taken under advise.
ment.
OD motion duly seconded, The
meeting adjourned until June 18th,
at IL o'clock q. NJ, at the Court
House, at Benton, La.
L. T. SANDERS, Chairman.
J. C. LOGAN, Secretary.
Discomfort in Porto Rico is grow
ing, as the cost Of living is high and
the American soldiers in some cases
are treating the natives roughly.
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rha next stated meeting Of Cy-
-. Lodge, No. 80, will be held at
:. Masonic Hall Saturday after
ooop, April %.
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q complete stock Of everything,
seoeaisting Of Dry Goods and Gro
eRses, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
- Furniture, Hardware, Collins.
taces the lowestl Goods the
Yours Truly,
I. \. VAUGHAN
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STATE NE VS..

The Police Jury of Sabine parish
intend having q new Court House
built, and will receive bids until July
/ from contractors.
Gueydan was visited bya heavy
rain and wind storm last Thursday
night. Two buildings which were in
course Of construction were blown
down.
The Police Jury of Iberia parish
has appropriated $1,000 to assist in
building new high school at Jeaner-
cite. That town had previously pro-
vided $4,000.
The Grand Jury OF Rapides parish,
in session last week, examined 81
cases and returned II true bills
Among other things, the Foreman in
his final report to the Court says:
"The people of Rapides parish are
to be congratulated on the small
number OF cases brought before this
term Of the District Court, and we
would recommend continuation of
the rigorous prosecution of criminals
that peace and quiet may prevail
throughout the parish"
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= . suhscriptlon, in Advance.
Nhree beautiful and comfortable
.,,,t chairs have been received for
s. !. Rantist church, which cost S35.

ne nonjary term of Bossier Dis
- Court, Judge j. 7. Watkins
...;dinp. is in session this week.
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IS PER CENT DISCOUNT
ON ALL HATS.

IS PER CENT DISCOUNT
ON ALL HATS.
StetsOn,
Knox
and Others.
We have decided to go out Of
the Hat Business, and to clean
out the stock quick, we will
allow a discount of % per cent
off of each dollar spent for a
Hat in our store.
This big discount brings Stet.
son $500 grade down to 1916
and the 81 grade to So. Our
$3.50 soft and stiff hats are
@1.9O; and the Dollar Hats are
going for 70 cents.
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SEEDS! FOR GARDEN and FIELD. SEEDS!

Plant less Cotton and grow feed product for which yoa
realize cash in than three months instead waiting th
months cotton If interested call
keep full line Of different varieties OF Clover Corn Grasses
Vegetables Potatoes Onion Sets in fact anything the Of
Seed adapted to this section Of the country you call will
gladly furnish with information wish regarding
planting fng and marketing regardless buying Seeds
not you do you will be treated fairly. Yours truly,
Henry Rose,
Nos. SIT, 49, 521 Spring ST., Shreveport La
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Discontent in Porto Rico is grow
ing, IS the cost Of living is high and
the American soldiers in some cases
are treating tho natives roughly.
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Nos. SIT, $40. 521 Spring ST.. Shreveport, La.
The sun., 1899-12-10
rESsEssEE SOLDIERS SEE EUROPE

Taken for Englishmsn in Paris and for
Boers In London-Back Prom Manii%
Eight men Of the frs, Tennessee voluntecra.
who decided To take peep al Europe at their own
expense on the way beck from Manila, arrived
here yesterday aboard tho American liner ST.
Louis Thy are Lieut. r. l. Stacker. Sergt
W. R>loW. SergtMaior r. johnson. Sergt
l. Drane. Sergt C Stacker. Corp J. Randle
and Privates j, KendHk and J. IL Tate Most Of
the soldiers are tall and dark Lieut. Stacker
hdid yrst rday that some of the Fipinos wcro
go0d hgh'crs and that most OF them hsd no fear
oi death They were also good runners
j., lf We could ct at them. he said. we could
iick them quick enough: With thom II Is shoot
ana rYn tnink the Filipinos are not caraho
some profess 10 be friendly 10 us AMI give nform-
all2h about tho enemy: thon they TO the enemy
ami give Information about uA Nearly 200 men
"i our r"gi nent rrH1lisled. | believe that most
o' our soldiers MT want the war to end. They
want to light 1he'o ~ no anti-rx xpanSion feeling
worm mentioning among them hey agree
Tllh IN" govern mcnt Hs soldiers should II the
government should withdraw our troops the
LiI,plnos would blgin lghtng among them
The Tennessccans were mistaken for English
sons hissed them until German reporter who
spp%c French and English, asked what tho
trouble was, and. after finding out, told tho Pa
risans that the soldiers we're Yankeea Then
,he crowd dispersed In Lon ION they were mis
taken for Beers They explained things them
selves this time, and the crowd that had beg un to
moot stayed to cheer.
The sun., 1899-12-10
clUNG TO THE Child SIZE STOLE
II Was Only = Hospital wnif. hut tho For
nler Nurne Was Loath to Give Il Tn.

IL Was Only . Hospital wRif. but tho For
n'sr Nurse Was Loath to Give It Up.
Louise Bonnet. formerly nurse in tho Nursery
and Cbild's Hospital at 81 Lexington avenue
was arrested on Friday In the boarding house al
sl7 West Thrtythird street, for Kidnapping a
child from tho hospital She left tho hospital
between and o'clock lns, Sunday morning.
mRing the child, a boy II months old with her.
when she was arraigned boforo Magistrate Mayo
70 the Jefferson Market court yesterday Mira
child Tor the hospital
won't give him up" cried tho Bonnet woman,
pressing the child 10 herAhreast Her eyes were
Ed with weeping. and her excitement caused
heI 10 lose control Of her voice
i"at hospital Is nothing but machine sho
Gont'nucd' What do thoy care for him, His
mother has given him up without regret Blu.
ioNe MIN. l have nursed him-he has become
my own child, and no one shall dare to take him
away rom me. What do care what you do 10
the chill"
-, IT. tnlk Magistrate Mayo much time 90 convince
,hr pr rsoner that she would not he able TO Tetsin
ne enid She finally consented TO give II up. and
hr h charge against her was Withdrawn. Tho
naby was carried off by the atron OF the hospital
guarded by Mrs Sullivan and two olawyera
The sun., 1899-12-10

James Mcintosh. who said he lived at $40
Lexington avenue. was arrested on Friday In
his once at l41 Broadway on a wnrran Mt chars-
ing him with tho larceny OF $4,000 The COM
plainant was Virgil ". Blanchard OF SO7 Ninth
avenue. a manufacturer OF gas stoves. Blnn-
many. and that hs made Mcintosh his agent
to sell the patents to Edward Kenyon stow
and David Horaih Kenyon Stow. both OF Eng.
land. Mcintosh. he stated, sold and delivered
chase money which he refused 70 pay over.
MAGISTRATE Pool OF the Centre strsst poiice
court held the prisoner In $4,000 ball for exam
The sun., 1899-12-10
DANA ESTES & CO., Boston.
Accused of aedseminK SS 900 Note with
Worthless Check.

Robert T. Stevens. formerly Secretary Of the
Robert +. Stevens Milk Company Of Brooklyn.
who disappeared on Oct, q, has been Indicted
for grand larceny. and bench warrant Is out for
his arrest 1t Is charged that on the day bsioro
his disappearance he gave John II. Schmltt, q
member OF the company, . check for $780,, In
The check, II was found. was worthless The
police authorities g1d Drivate detectives hays
been ubaD' o to md Stevens, and his wife aaya
she does not know whore hs Ia,
The sun., 1899-12-10

He Brought Ont 50 Many Family sksiston'
that n Mob Broke Up His Business.

LYONS. N. Y, Dec 9.-The village Of Clyde Is
in an uproaL 7 his week long haired man, with
a far away look. registered at Collins board
ing house In Ford street as Prof NJ Edwin
belmont, and advertised to answer all inquir -
regarding love. marriage, divorce, health.
business lawsuits and family troubloa Tho
fortune teller had lots Of husiness immo-
diateiy. but he used bad judgment and brought
out q lot Of long hidden skeletons and scandal
lied many leading people by his representations
regarding the future Vengeance was threat
ened. Last night mob knocked al the door and
asked To SEQ tho Professor. As he appeared q
rush was made for him, somebody smo,o
S% S..b bes"sen cTe. anu ,hs Snnsn
b.ough, LANDLORD colhr. 70 the res rescue and pro
soothssyvr out ipto the street The cIowI ,urgod
around the building shouang Send the professor
lord Collins telephoned the police and the moi dis
persod iroi belmont threatens legal proceed
iuRs and is afraid TO leave his boarding house
lie Is not telling fortunes any more
The sun., 1899-12-10
Calls to Two Brooklyn Puipits

The vestrymen OF tho Reformed Episcopal
Church In Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn. have
extended unanimous call tn tho Rev. William
Russell Collins. who has been oAlctAtinR az
pas, or for three mont hs
The heV. ,harlss 4. Wyckoff OF PhiIedeiphla
has been called to the vacant pulpit OF Grace
Neforped Chapel in Lincoln road. Flatbush.
He viii preach at tho norninG service to-day,
The sun., 1899-12-10
n4EF FOR THE ERIrIsH ARME

$780, 900 Pounds In Cans sont From Chicago
to south Africa on Rush Orders.
CHICAGO. Dec. e.-Twenty-four cars. con-
tanning 10000 pounds Of canned beef. were
started for the Trahsraal yesterday by Libby
McSeill 4 Libby on ten days rush order from
sent to New York by special train, whore an
agent oi the British Government il said 10 h.vs
chartered 4 special steamer. II 10 declared at
the s,ock yards that the English army In Africa
is short Of beef The order 10 said 10 be the
largest over received at the Atookyards.