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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
RlGGlN's IMPEACHMENT.
waco Applies to Court Of Appeal. 10
Dissolve the InIauciion.

waco Applies to Court Of Appeal. TO
Dissolve the InIuuciion.
Austin. Sept. 22-City Attorney Al
Ian ID. Sanford OF Waco has filed a
petition with the court OF civil appeals
praying the court 10 dissolve It's in
Junction restraining the city council Of
the city OF Waco from further action
in the Impeachment proceedings
against Mayor J. w Higgins The
petition recites as reason FOR dlssolv-
ing the Injunction that neither the dis.
trict courts nor the court OF civil APP
peals has Jurisdiction to grant Iniunc-
tons as the city can by rights Of Its
charter remove any officer without in
reference by the courts. The court
set Friday morning 10 hear arguments
In the case.
The railroad commission has issued
IL new tables OF mileage OF the rail-
roads In TeVas. The new table be-
comes effective Oct. l. II Is revised mp
to date an. contains all stations on
the international and Great N1rib.rn
and Texas and New Orleans extensions.
While there are several railroads
which have not sent In their annual
report which should have been done
Sept -. Il Is not believed the attor.
ney general viii take any action as
the roads promised TO send In reports
al an early date
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
CULTIVATION OF RICE.
Company Propo,es to Irrigate by an
Eatirely New Plan.
TO USE ELECTRICITY
Instead Of Storage Reservoirs Numer.
Gus Wells VIII BE Placed on the
Plantation and the Water
Pumped Over Fields.

New Orleans. Sept 23.-Messrs. Nail
and Graybill are here from Houston.
Texas. for the purpose OF securing ma
terial for the construction and equip.
ment of a large electrical plant for ir.
rigation purposes on a tract OF 10000
acres OF rice land near Houston. These
parties say they have expended con.
siderable money In making necessary
tests aud experimenting. and are ready
TO demonstrate to reasonable certain
~ that their plan is the right and prac-
teal idea
They propose TO put the new plans
into operations Immediately. These
plans are to erect centrally located an
electrical power plant on the plania-
ton which will operate a series Of
pumps In wells that are put down at
proper intervals throughout the tract.
The power will he conveyed from place
TO place by wires. A rice mill will be
erected. operated with tho same power
and a good sized town nearby will be
lighted. In short. every portion Of
the motor power on the plantation will
be furnished from the electric plant
II is calculated the cost OF equlpIug
the lO.OOO-aere tract with an electric
plant will be s25O.OOO. This will be
just s25 per acre This estimate will
include the rice mill. which will be
modern. They have made
water tests and are prepared 20 demon.
strate that an lnexhaustable SUPPLY ~
water underlies their land and that OF
from only fifty 10 sixty feet
"Our electrical pumping and milling
plans are cheaper than the ordinary
canal irrigation plan" said Nahl. I'VE
will never Dee az the mercy OF drv
weather. which occasionally makes 10
inn possible % get the necessary amount
)f water from the rivers and streams
even when the irrigation canals are
IN perfect condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
FROM THE ORIENT.
Boxer Chief. Excite Their Followers TO
Insurrsotion Of shsn 81

Victoria D. C. Sept. 23-The steam.
or Tacoma from the orient brings ad.
vices from Picking that the Mandarins
have been Informed from Cheng tn
Scheunwe where tho boxer outbreak
ing has assumed such proportions.
that III Lai Chung principal chief Of
the boxers OF Shen 81. and Lieutenant
Prince Tuan have arrived az Cheng tn
Just prior 10 the outbreak and Torment.
ed the instruction. The correspon-
dent at Cheng tn says the mere pres.
ence OF this man aroused the boxers
TO freuzie8 of enthusiasm
From Singapore the steamer brought
news that the Samese have sent a
warsLip 10 kidnap the rajah OF Tulobin
and the raiah Of ptni. who was kid.
mapped some time. been postponed.
The rajah of Tulobln too g. 20 be kid
mapped as was the other raiah IN order
90 compel him 10 sign the document
by which he abandOns the right 20 the
kingdom of Slam. Intense indignation
prevails among the Malays.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
LoGANPoRT WAS OUT.
Crowd There Directs the President aud
IN Heard Hts Address.


Logansport. Ind. Sept 23-Prosidcni
Roosevelt and party reached Logans-
port at 7.l5 o'clock this morning. A
large crowd was assembled at the Wa
bash station TO greet him. His stop wa
not losg but he made a speech from o.
platform built on the high school lawn.
The party was driven 20 the high
school 90 o brisk r0t Spanish war yet.
Grams and Grand Army of the Republic
marchers could not keep up Mayor
Vaughan introduced the president. aud
the speaker was interrupted frequently
by cheers. Upon the platform were
seated fifteen persons. and the pre- F.
dent shook hands with a few 1i the
before leaving. Others tried to shake
hands as he climbed In his Garage Tho
crowd semed 20 resent this. for when
President Roosevelt was here during
the last campaign ne shook hands with
every one who could get near enough.
Four Of the local police force mount
ed were detailed 90 guard the prcsE
dents carriage. and they had about all
they could do keep within range. Secret
service men accompanying the presi-
dent were In a carriage next TO the
president and kept a watchful eye on
the crowd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
YOUNG AT NEW YORK.
The Alleged Murderer sf Mr. PuIi,s.,
Iiar.d ~ Prison.

New York. Sept. 23.-when the train
from Derby. Conn. with William Hoop
er Young on board. arrived at the
Grand Central station. there was a
crowd OF 900 or SOC AZ the station. The
crowd was orderly and no demonstra.
tions against Young were made. though
Preparations for taking care OF Young
and keeping the crowd from surround
ING him had been made When the
train was stopped the passengers were
told TO keep their seats for few min
utes Then Young. who was In a
smoker. was taken OF FIRST He was
led 10 a closed carriage and accompa.
nied by Detectives Hughes and Find.
lay and Hart. the prisoners counsel.
who came down from Derby with the
party and was also driven TO police
headquarters. The prisoner hand-ouffed
10 Findlay. was led through the large
crowd that had gathered TO see him.
He plainly was In condition border.
ing on collapse when led up the steps
into headquarters.
Young's departure from Derby was
witnessed by several hundred persons
al the railroad station. but he paid no
attention to the curiosity spectators.
He looked fresh and much better than
Monday when he went through the try
ing ordeal OF Identification. The pris-
oner made no objection to his removal
20 New York.
William r. Hart Of New York. who
has been retained as counsel for
Young. said:
III this man Is sane; II he Is all
right. | do not know what TO think.
His story Is more like that Of a mad
man II Is simply wonderful. ! want
20 have him examined by an expert on
sanity befor'i 90 on. Ills motive was
not revenge"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
NJ s,t,ismsnt At rai..tlns.

Palestine. Tex. Sept 23.-The long
looked-for settlement OF the machln-
lists strike which Is still on here. has
not yet materialized and there IL now
very little hope that Il will be settled
at least any way favorable % the
strikers. Some OF them still remain
here. but most OF them have gone TO
other places to work The railroad Of
fclals are firm and say they have pleu-
~ OF competent men TO handle their
machines, while some Of the strikers
say the engines are daily getting into
bad condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24

FL Paso. Tex. Sept 23.-Three sa-
loon men were arraisned In the police
court here Monday for keeping their
doors open on Sunday in violation OF
the mayors closing proclamation. Two
OF them are accused OF selling liquor
over the bar. but the third merely
served intoxicants 10 guests az the Ia
BILE In his restaurant He claims that
he has a right 10 do this under the
Law and will make a test ease ~ -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
]. w. BATS,
Real Estate kgsat
Have Ia once the only se' OF abssrao
books Of Brazos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
South half ~ block near Allen
Acadeny Price $500.
About lIe and One-quarter acres
near scho1 house In southeast part
Of town. Snail ~ cottage, tenant
house nnl vell on premises. Price
a75O.
Six room house and two lots OF
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen AGA
DENY. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
7b feet front on Railroad steet out
Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Lots near school house at si0O
each.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24

New York. Sept 23.-Gross earnings
OF the Wabash railroad according 10
the annual report just issued. shows an
increase for the year OF 81 .O49. OBS and
the net earnings were Increased 1903
6s7. The net surplus Is 1901 $50. an In
crease Of sos 2L The report OF o. ID.
Ashley. chairman Of the board. states
that during the year a mortgage Of
$500. 600 was executed to acquire the
Omaha and 81 Louis railway
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
Man Eating Lion Dead

Hobart. Okla, Sept 23.-Nlck Wal.
lace. the great man-eating lion. who
had a record OF eleven men and two
horses. died In Hobart. Okla. on Sept.
16. He was the property OF a circus.
which was In Hobart az the time OF
his death. Nick Wallace was the old.
est and largest lion ever taken into
captivity. and during his twenty ave
years OF confinement. has Travelled
throughout the United States, the
property OF various circus men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
p.m.r. for Loo. Of whI.L.r.

New York. Sept PA peculiar dam.
age suit has been brought against q
street railway company OF this city by
Simon Kurtz. who seeks 10 recover the
sum OF $4,000 because Of fall which
compelled him TO shave on his beard
Kurtz Is a cantor. or singer In syna'
kogue. Since losing his beard he de
clares he can no longer follow his pro
fession under the rules Of the church
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
Fire Damage Repaired.

Beaumont. Tex. Sept, 23-Property
owners in the area on the Keith Ward
tract. which was burned over by the
recent FIRE, are rapidly putting the
place back In better shape than II was
before the fire. New derricks have
been built over nearly every well and
pumping machinery IL being placed
as fast as Il is received. II is more
than probable that some of the wells
will be producing within a few days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
msr.. show nal.. aud rrI....

New York. Sept. 23.-The prize list
for the eighteenth annual exhibition OF
the National Horse Show association
70 be held at Madison Square Garden
IN the week beginning Nov. H.. has just
been issued. u contains conditions
governing 10 competitors-One more
than last year-for prizes aggregatine
$50. 600 Entries will close Oct Is.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
Apple. Tree. IN nioom.

sherman. Tex. Sept 23.-The warm
and moderate weather Is encouraging
vegetation. Apple trees about the
city are putting out their second
blossoms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-03-21

time shown him and his clubmates on
their visit, and promised that when a
return match was shot that they
would try and even up old scores.
There was jollity and good humor all
through the speaking and the occasion
was devoid of all restraint Those who
were in attendance were:
John II. Mackie, w. c. Shick, j. w.
Dunn, G. e. Wagner, ]. A. Bradley,
Charles M. Oberlin, ]. II. Currie, w. H.
Becherer. p. w. Schwartz, Henry e.
Weber. Ed. II. Young, e. ]. Heffelman,
]. v. Martin, w. II. Douglas, G. Ran
ME, ]. ID. Morris, Theo. J. Phillips,
James A. Rice, John A. Strang. Il. #.
Haak, w. =. Guest, DR.. Il. o. Lothf-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-03-21

Peters company, as to the relative
merits of their ammunition. Morris
was little gunshy and refused to
point. and Mackie did not care to say
anything derogatory to his rivals
goods Mr.. Mackie, however, promised
that his company would put up tro-
ply for the Canton and Akron team
to shoot for after the present contest
was over.
DR.. Schuffell spoke briefly. He pre-
dicted that after awhile Akron would
be suburb of Canton, and then the
teams could unite and take fall out
of anything that came up.
J. w, Dunn, of Akron, was very
felicitous in his thanks for the good
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-03-21

though they had won at the trap, they
had been conquered by kindness at the
banqueting hall.
DR.. Dixon, OF Akron, when called up
on, said that he had been low man on
his team, but when cornered admitted
that he had shot beyond his gait. He
described n few circles of oratory,
which he said were attributable. to a
certain maid in blue, and sat down
amid cheers.
GOT A TROPHY COMING.
An effort was made to get up a de-
bate between J. ID. Morris, of Cleve-
land, representing the Worthington
company, and John II. Mackie. Of Gin
cinnati, who was travelling for the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-03-21
THE LIE PASSED
In House Of Commons, With a
Damn Prefixed--Fac ion
Leader SUSPENDED.

News-Democrat Leased Wire ServlccN
London, March 20.-In the house F
commons today John Dillon, leader
of the anti-Parnellite parry WAS sus-
pended for calling Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain damned liar.
The epithet was used in the course
of a debate ON the South African war
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-03-21
APPROVE BOND ISSUE.

News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
New York, March 20.-At the spec
ial meeting of the stockholders of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company to-
day proposition of the directors to
issue $15O,OOO,00O in bonds was ratified
by large majority vote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-03-21

mer, r. f. Lind, K. NJ. Beck, DR..
Charles A. Dixon, l.. M. Dillman, c. NJ.
Hubbard, E. A. Worthen, Oliver H.
Joy. William S. Beck, DR.. II. NJ
Schuffell.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03

"The volcano's Deadly Work from
the Fall Of Pompeii to the Destruction
Of st. Pierre," BY Prof. Chss. Morris,
IL. d. Most intensely interesting
book ever published. Complete,
and accurate account Of great
est disaster that ever befell the human
rsce--greater even than Pompeii.
Tells how Martinique. one Of the most
beautiful islanls In the world, wss sud-
dealy transformed into . vsritsbIs hell.
About 500 pages, profussly illustrated
with photographs taken before and sf-
ter disaster. Practically only "Mar.
Unique Beck" 10 The field, for sveryobs
now insists on having Prof. Morris
hook and no other. Best suihor, lar.
gest book. bes, illustrated, tifcslly
accurate. PRICE; $50. Agents
Wanted. Enormous pro6ts for thoes
Who act quickly. Most liberal terms.
Outfit 10 cents. Don't loss . minute.
Send for outfit immediately and bs ct
work. The chance Of . life time for
making money. Clark q Co 222 8.
4,a ST., Philsdelphis, Pa. In
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03
Land once d Woodward. OF.

Land once q Woodward. OF,
June. 8 1909.
Notice is hereby given that The following
named settlers have Sled notice Of their intsn
tion to make sasi proof In support Of their
claims and that said preof viii b made BE-
fore Charles o Tansshill. Probate Judge In
and sor Beaver County, OF. or In bic ss.
sspes then before Corths Ksssy. Cssrt Of
ssid Court, at Beaver. o 7. on Jsly 10 l9O2
yis.
John Trangott Mirtschin. HE ,,se for tho
eN SEX See 10. ~ swk Bee n. Tp,N. ~
ECM also
John J. aoetsinser. iiE III, for the mex ne
u, sec 10, ny nwk. nwk mex Sec a.. Tp, N,
4 a EcM.
They name the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon aud cnltivs-
tion OF said land via;
John W. Webb. Charles 2. brown. Adam
walters, Thomas Iniov, OF Beaver 7.
1900 Ed. HsALy. REGISTER.
FPS-i9
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03
CLINE.

As there have not been any items
from Cline for sometime and .The
Young Maid" hiss taken quite q rest, l
have decided to send 10 few IL Miss
Editor will print them.
Crops arc 6ue and We can complain
Of rain. Some Of the new settlers have
begun to think that the old timers sre
somewhat on the enlureirg scale, when
they told them II didn't ,sin In Beaver
county.
Miss Bernie Over will be home from
the X. W. Business College, st 8 .lins,
Kansas, June s9,h. She has flushed
al the courses.
W. II. Pitts, wife ani baby went to
Esglewood one day last week.
We understand that Mrs. Motrs
dance Jsac. s0tb, Was somewhat Of q
failure Or account Of the cloudy and
rainy night Hope she viii have bet
ter night next time.
J.E Over rounds up bis pasture the
drst Of this week TO brand. A. soon
{, he csn brand, he and Mrs. Over will
leave fer Pennsylvania % . visit to BIZ
uncle who is quite sick.
The woodnsn are going TO give Z
Fourth Of July celebration st Ella
Grove. They intend that every one
shslfh havs . good time by the way they
are preparing.
William Laver,y Is going to move
bis house soon, 90 also il Mr.. Pitts.
Bert Lsver,y will Savo plenty oI
peaches for sale this summer ~ biz
trees are loaded with the fruit:
Guy Buleu has been hauling rocl
for Mr.. Pitts this week.
The YoUNa MAID.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03
Lssd Omos At Woodward. o. T.

Juue v, lVOz.
Notice 10 b. reby given that the following
named settler has given notice Of MIS- In
tenti'u to make nnal proof for his
claim spd tha, said prnf will be made bc.
fore Charles o. Tannehiii Probate Judge In
and hr Beaver county o. r. or In hts absence
thea before c~r,ha Kassy. clerk Of said
Court st Beaver. o. Z. on July. Is. 'sos. viz
franksin II. Andsraeu. HA s,,s for the cK
swk, swH sex, Zee -, nvk mex. SEQ u, Tp I
N. X Q, EcM.
lie nsmes the following wisnsss~s 10 prove
his continuous rcsidcace upon and cultivs-
tien OF said land sk;
Fled e. 1rssy. David Miller. James "
Thoinpsou. william white. Of Beaver. OF
?, d. HEALv. Register.
Fir,t pub. s-ia
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03

June - iso2
Ns'icc 10 hereby given that the following
named settler hes nled notice Of hAs fs-
tention 10 make Ansi prooi In support q biz
claim. and that ssid proof will bs made be.
fore y. r. Kelly. clerk OF the district
court Of Beaver county. Oklahoma Territory.
and In case OF his absence then before the
deputy district clerk, at the onos Of
cierk. q Beaver. Oklahoms Territory. on
Aus. :. isos, Wis:
George ". Williams. NE 81, for The swX ~
y, wk ssk. sex swk seo ~. r N. RssR
Hs names the following Witnesses 10 pvsve
his continuous residence upoa and cuitivaaiosl
OF saic land, VIZ;
Robert Mc' ariand. william Parker. John v
Savage. OF Beaver. o. T.. Thomas Sy mons oi
Fulton, y. e.
2. D. HsALr, Register.
FP6-s6
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03
Rc!:!''1!!!'l!4!!, ~! !, s:s.s:: s;;;::s
Aeaaes tAe sood asose 6sacjsss asd wAsesooms

20 s1seps'on. Aikhs Aeerissns sssp
1t the n. t~l wShins'on. Il b ssssl-
'eas 10 every way. The ssrviss b An'
class ssd % 10 ffosts directly on Che
beseh tho ocean bfscss 10 6ss. The
water st high tide oomes Up to tie very
steps Of the versnds'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03

OATU.
8 p. Kerns Is binding rye for r. "
aad III. ID Hubbard.
Il b. Kerps who lately returned from
the Lcavrnworth Soldiers Hume, on a
furlough, took seriously III several days
ago aud 10 not expected 10 live.
Rev. Parmour held quarterly confer
snce st Willow Springs, Saturday June
2lst, Elder Martindale being compoll-
cd to return home where Mrs. Martin.
dale Is critically ii.
Born--,o Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pitt
June. 18th, q boy.
THE TRAMP.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03

II. O. Towssead, @. 2. q T. A., st.
Louis, No., Chss. Il. STYLES, A. g. p.
A., Kansas City, No.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03

The following letter written By Char
ley Hess, who 10 travelling In S'u'h
America WI bo Of interest to cur road
err;
On the third day out Ne sighted th'
first land ju,t before svsdown. This j.
called Wsiland island. II hss . larg'
lighthouse OF the eastern point. II h
very small ssd 10 supposed to be the Is.
land Columbus landed on. II was call
ed San Salvador while the Spanish
owned IL but now Il belongs to Eng
land, II Is known {" Watland 'slsnd
The trees were green and the low lying
cosstry looked very pretty covered
with green grass aod, now and then .
tie farm or p'antAi'on Of some sort
It's the most north and eastern OF any
y, '"s "e,' i"''.'. ". P" '
.,.., h.,... ,,,. ,;.;n. o,. - ,so a.
No vegetation visible but hundreds Of
thousands Of birds we're flying around
was told that almost every species OF
""o k"oVo 70 'n' .''e'n "e""p.."
,.,. -. !. . 80. =, -.
Passed the Fortune i.,.pd, four IN
number, abou, noon. They sre very
low and dcsolets looking. Are covered
WIN q 'o'' Oh SCRUB p'"s. 5a'seo Vss
~ .. "' ,,s ,, '' =. ' w..,.,
Th., has. . "a, n.,r,, ,,.h,.ots bu,
arc very Door. small islands.
We righted Cuta on the morning Of
the "a Of February. AS ~e slowly
,vu"'s. '"' e'''''' Po'",' A"'". %
s,o- ..,,h :. ..-,h..., h.,. ,,a ,h.n
~ I looksd nm n the cre,t i;pb,bous.
on the point and across the miles and
miles sf timber c'7ersd mountsin', and
vs"eys 10 inc "es'' Woo0eleo 10"
.ss's W. ~ 80. ~. .I a,s -,
,h.;, "a, ~ a.. s.r,;.,o vh;.h ,.,.
lust "a miles further vest. And when
they had finished their thankless task
and hu'dreds OF them h''ed un''uely
e'.ve.' '", "0'oe' 'a,sn
.,. =. .I.;. -. s..,;.. r.. ~.
m,,. 7 t,ov ,ho sn.n;.h-Aueric,n,
The !ess l syura.b,se with them. Take
the history Of al the Spanish colonies
'ha' nave won 'hs'r 'ndelsooenoe sso
y0u WV u"u '"e"' u'''' "o'', s''"
.,,,,.n, .f sn.;,, h,,I,;,, -r;,. q,
| AZ. fall, 3, a.. ,,,,,. and ..., ,o,
|m..,u..r.,... IN
,,, ~,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03
fiR GREAT wRSTI
The
Kansas City
Star.

BY Man. Daily ~ ssatay. gAee 2ess
TIE wsskiy. Dee Ys7f q Cssis
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-06-05
Subscriptions Paid in May.

During the month Of May we
received subscriptions to the Ban
ner from the following persons
Mss May Baker, to Sept. 20, 1902,
81; NJ. A. McDade, to Feb. 18,
1908, 81; R. 0. Silliman, for 1902,
Isl; N. s. Bradbury (per R. E.
Vyche) to January 10, 1903, 81 ;
Dr.. W. ]. Baird, for 1902, 81; l..
N. Pruitt, to April 80, 1902, 50;
(W.B. Mccormick, to March 3,
1903, 50; Hunter Bros, to Aug.
q, 1902, 81; John Lewis (per r.
B. Wyche) to May s, 1903, 81; H.
Barnacastle, to Feb. 4, 1903, So;
IS. H. Vickers (per T. j. SMITH
70 March IL, 1903, 50; Willer 4
Marks. to August Is, 1902, So;
i. ?. Moore, to April II, 1903, So;
Lee s. swor, to April 6, 1903, So;
Wise & Herndon, to Feb. 16, 1902,
=; J. N. Mading (per E. R. Mad
TO July 4, 1900, 81; H. J,
Buvens, to Oct. Is, 1902, So.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-06-05
A Sunday Wedding.

To-day at 2 p. M, Miss Mona
Griffin, Of Crockett street, and Mr..
Luther E. McDade, of Magenta,
La, will be united by the holy
bonds of matrimony. The cere-
mony will be performed at the
home of the bride by Rev. DR.. W.
s. Penick in the presence of a
few relatives and friends.
The bride will be gowned in
white organdie. There will be no
attendants. Her travelling gown
is OF tan and blue with a hat OF
castor trimmed with blue forget
me-nots.
The bridal party will leave at 8
p. m. for Magenta, where they
will spend a week or two before
going on a trip to the west.-
Shreveport Journal, June /.
We wish them q future of un-
alleged bliss.