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UNDERTAKEN ACQUITTED
OF A SERIOUS CHARGE

BIRMINGHAM Ala. Feb. 24-John D.
Miller, a well known Birmingham citizen
who was formerly in the undertaking bus
mess in this city; was found not guilty in
the criminal court of the charge of re-
moving a body from the Jewish cemetery
without authority. A good deal of inter
est was felt in the case.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-02-27
Pie Iron Market Active.

q BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Feb. 2.-The pig
iron market continues to be characterized
by active selling. The basis Of $12 per ton
for No. foundry iron c0ltinues to be the
standard, but 1T is said that some of the
smaller concerns are getting as high as
s13. The total production of iron in Ala
hama in 1901 is given by the American
Iron and Steel Association as 1,225,512 tons,
against 1,1S4. 337 in the previous year.
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MUTILATED BODY OF
YOUNG GIRL DISCOVERED

BONHAM, Tex, Feb. 2o.-Parties out
walking discovered the remains of Lena
May Prendergrast aged IL, who has been
missing since December 20 last. The girl
had been murdered and her body con-
cealed in a hollow stump, being much mu-
tilated i'm the process.
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General Funston declares that some one
has been lying about him. We felt our
selves that his press agent should have
been rebuked some time ago.
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STOPS The COUGH
AND WORKS OFF the COLD.
Laxative Brcm-ouinine Tablets cure a cold a
ere day No Cure, No Pay. Price IS centG
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-01-23
No More Spoiled Preseryes.

Practical and simple is the device
for preserving food which has now
been invented by scientist. 1t is in
the form of an invertible jar, which is
designed to contain an antiseptic pre-
serving liquid and which consists of
two telescoping sections, the walls and
outer end of which are air and liquid
tight. In this way, when the jar is in
one position, the preserving liquid will
rest on the closed end of the intersec-
ton, and when the jar is inverted the
liquid will rest on the closed end of the
outer section, and in that position will
form liquid seal, which will prevent
any air from entering. All that the
housewife who desires to preserve food
in this manner has to do is to place it
in the jar after the latter has been
properly supplied with the antiseptic
liquid and then to invert the jar SO
that no air can enter. When she wants
to use the food all she has to do is to
remove the liquid seal by restoring the
jar &C it's natural position. Those who
have tested this novel device say that
food can be preserved in it for an in.
definite period.-N. Y. Herald.
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NO. 49,.
FRESH FASHION NOTES.
Some of the Newest Fancies That
Have Appeared in the Sea-
sons Costumes.

The Liberty scarf is quite an indis-
pensable accessory to the evening
toilette. In most delicate tints it is
picturesquely draped about the shoul-
ders and really gives charming dash
of color to the toilet.
At recent wedding the bride was
preceded by 20 of her girl friends all
gowned in simple white. The effect
was very beautiful. At another we'd
ding of recent date the two mothers
were a conspicuous feature of the
bridal procession.
Polka dots are in everything, not
alone in dress fabrics, but also in
fichus, stockings, hats and the latest
of all on the backs of gloves. The coll
ored hosiery that is at present so pop
ular furnishes plenty of opportunity
for polka dots, and they prove an ac-
ceptable novelty, says a fashion aus
thority.
Tucks are used great deal in chill
dren's dresses, and are either wide,
narrow, single, or in clusters. Pretty
school waists are tucked and belted
down blouse fashion. The skirt is fre-
quently tucked as far down as the
knees, where the tucks are released,
thus forming sufficient fullness.
Very smart are the little Empire
chains made of carved gold, or of coral,
or pearls. They are lightly mounted,
and some trinket is suspended from
the neck, an old medallion or pend
ant of pearls, or the delicate gold
lorgnette. Old pieces of jewelry such
as one is apt to find in grandmother's
jewel casket are the vogue at present.
Carved sandalwood buttons are de-
cidedly new. A New York girl was the
one to introduce the fashion, and dis
tinguished herself by trimming her
golf suit with them. 1t is to be hoped
that the fashion will confine itself to
outdoor costumes, as the fragrance
of sandalwood is not agreeable to all
persons. The buttons are expensive
and are rather Ella laborately mounted in
silver. The buckle accompanying the
set of buttons is elaborate and costly.
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A SM0KELEsS STOVE.
g" York Inventor Claim. tn H,x.
Sice Whereby Soft CoalIs
Wholly Copsumed

ion ws,n. men are discussing an inven-
toaa snieh they say will be as revolu-
A. as that Of the sewing ma
Il 1e The inventor is E. R. Cahoon
srahss' and the invention that of a
.ooA A.. which burns soft coal with
i ,s smoke They believe Cahoon has
,omh,s ss solved the problem of perfect
,un;naon s'ion In the burning of BIZ
e.rhas us coal. In his stove all the
ssiao ssioonaeeous gases are consumed
Dc .u ehinto hitherto have escaped through
aease smoke. ~ the shape OF
esen;.s't as stove has been inspected by
ss.' .lsts' railroad men and renre
eems sselves of some of the BIG coal
nsass panies' and their estimate of the
faching. e'opment are far
,,s.s asll OF the 100000 stoves mann
seas 1sa IN the United States each
I'm IN are used to burn soft coal, II
NIL : = possible to burn this coal
eoal. iaeh cleanliness as hard
sfal New York anansiers and
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MUFFS FOR BRIDESMAIDS.
Substituted for the Bouquet by the
Latest Decree of Foreign
Fashion.

The bridesmaids bouquet has
rival. Fashion has decreed that a
picture muff is the thing for the really
up-to-date bridesmaid to carry.
Though conservatives may cling to the
time-honored bouquet, the new fad
certainly has elements of picturesque
ness.
Of course, if the bridesmaids are
without hats, the muff is an impossi-
bility, but with the picture hat, be-
loved of bridesmaids, the muff is a
charming detail.
Ermine is the favored fur for the
muff. 1t is made into huge and un-
usual shapes and smothered in rich
lace and flowers.
With the muff there often goes a
collar equally elaborate, and, as
rule, eminently becoming. The two
form a decidedly expensive adjunct to
bridesmaids toilet and can hardly
be achieved save in case in which all
concerned are wealthy or the bride
can afford to present to her maids the
costly fur souvenirs.
At recent English wedding it was
the happy man who gave huge fur
muffs to the bridesmaids, whose NOUS
seline and fur suggested the Law
renee picture of Miss Farrep, after
ward countess of Derby.
On the continent sheer muslin
gowns worn with furs have never
been an uncommon thing, but Eng
lish and American women have not
taken kindly to the combination un-
til within recent seasons, and even
now it is probable that the brides
maids muff here will most often be
fashioned of chiffon, lace, ETC., with
possibly touches of fur and clusters
of flowers.
Many such muffs, with collars to
correspond, are appearing in the
shops and are being bought for the
ater and other evening wear. As yet
no New York bride has availed her
self of their enchanting possibilities
in the planning of her bridesmaids
costumes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-01-23

English companies are taking a very
important part in the management Of
Russian industries. According to a
late Russian publication As different
British corporations are thus engaged,
mainly in southern Russia. Of these
16 operate in the petroleum industry,
eight in coal, iron and steel produce
ton, 1a are developing mines yielding g
metals and precious stones and the re-
naming nine are engaged in textile
industries, bicycle making and gem
eral construction work.
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sl)pERFhUOUS
~ CASH ~
By e. e. oHRNETT.
Ixxx 4 4 4 4 e 4 e Z 4: q 4 4 4 Z
Copyright, 1901, BY Authors syndioass)

Upon the breakfast tables of the
town that morning the early pa
pers had their everyday fold and suf-
fered the usual Indifferent glances;
but with the crisp rattle of the OPEN
! inc sheets came startled exclamation
and coffee and steak at many tables
grew cold. Neale and Company had
failed. For Neale himself the readers
did not concern themselves; he had
many irons in the fire and the falling
Of one was a bagatelle, but Com
pany" was different story. Phil
Grahams all was vested in that title,
and the town loved Phil. Moreover,
the town had advised him as to the
unlucky venture, so responsibility
Weighted its sympathy.
Something must be done," said
] Maj Anderson, taking a gulp from
bis chilled cup.
1But what?" asked pretty Nell.
Then there was pause, with family
Of wrinkled brows.
You see," said Miss Benton, who
was the majors ward, there is moth
ing man is more fastidious about
than the way he is helped"
The Andersons all looked at her
and then took demurely to their
breakfasts. They had suddenly re-
called the fact that this subject was
Of more Importance to her than to
anyone else except Company" him
self, and they found comfort in the
thought of her income.
True" and the major smiled as he
ndorsed her remark, land the greater
! MS need the more pigheaded Phil will
get"
So, if l might suggest" coloring
daintily.
les"' The major bent his hand
some gray head in gracious defer
ence.
4 should let him alone"
oh,' said Nell, aghast, mot even
sympathize?"
Doesn't sympathy in such a case
carry bit of humiliation? AS if one
we're not equal to emergencies"
ihe major laughed. "Of course"
ae SAID, "a young lady with three
thousand year in her own right
Anows about the way to fight emer-
senees.'
AZ this point note came in for
ass benton, which she excused her
sell to read. She grew white over it.
iue andersons after furtive glance
.pleee kept their eyes politely to
Meif plates and talked as fast as DOS
s'0le on foreign subjects. All stood
y hnaiiy with breaths of relief. Miss
nsn,on followed the major to his
S'uay and closed the door after her.
knew his courage" she said. alb
.sp.is' but l forgot the weak side
a his pride"
Ah' said the major, gently put
sls her into chair, '.he releases
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-01-23

railroad men are interested in the
formation of a company with a cap
ital of S1,o0O,0Oo, the organization OF
which is being perfected.
The theory of combustion is to get
air and fuel together in proper guam
titles heated to the required degree.
Chemists have never been able to do
this with soft coal for practical pur-
poses. Cahoon effected it through in
Producing superheated air into the
frebox on all sides of the fuel, and he
did it by means of a down draught.
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when is ABSURD, with a wan
| smile, what shall l do?"
We'll" walking up and down and
frowning, ''as I've said, he's pig
headed; but" a sudden smile fash
ing out, "a beautiful girl''-and he
made little courtly sweep of hands
to show the helplessness of the world
before her will.
NO." flushing, ''he has gone away"
Yes, he had gone promptly away.
A vision of Miss Benton's eyes with
tears among the lashes went along,
but he frowned it all down, rejecting
upon the two or three households of
his acquaintance where the wife held
the purse. A pretty position for a
man of honor and brains and muscle
to call on his wife to pay his butcher!
So he hurried west, we'll from the
sight of Miss Benton and did book
keeping at $1,000 year.
But a woman's will is not so easily
dismissed. Some three months later
there came a letter from the one
friend of the old town to whom he
had confided his address, and it had
this paragraphs: You have heard of
Miss Benton's trouble? It is rumored
that she has lost absolutely every
thing, and l judge there can be no
mistake, for she has sold her ponies,
dismissed her maid and is advertis-
ing, poor girl, for position as gov
erness''
That day Phil spent studying do
mestic economy and the possibilities
of twelve hundred a year. The next
found him with a fortnight's leave of
absence and seat in an east-bound
train.
Il ought to send you away" said
Miss Benton, with sigh and a pout
and furtive glance of alteration,
but 1 cannot"
Perhaps laughed Phil, "you may
do that later; but with a look in
finitely satisfactory to Miss Benton,
money is not everything"
Some two years had passed when
the major happened in Chicago and
called on his late ward. The street
was not fashionabl one, and the
house, though cozy and artistic, was
small and plain.
'You don't mean to say" gasped
the major, staring from the late Miss
Benton's simple dress to the very
plain furniture of her sitting-room,
"you don't mean to say
"Hush," laughing, with finger on
her lips. Il have never told him."
The major sat down limp with
astonishment.
"You see, we are quite happy"
dimpling and flushing exquisitely,
land that superfluous cash might be
a disturbing element"
upon my SOUL"
$50 be very careful, please, when
he comes in. He will be delighted to
see you"
Upon my soul!"
do be careful" annously, with
eye and ear attentive to the door
"Upon-you don't touch it at all?"
NO." smiling, mot cent of it."
"He still Thinks" chuckling, "that
he saved you from going out as gov
erness?"
YES" in delighted nod. "Hus-s-sh,
that's his step"
"Superfluous cash." repeated tho
major. discreetly low, upon my
SOUL"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-01-23
Only One Theory.

"Now, look here" said the lawyer:
shaking his fist at the witness, 81
want you to understand that you can't
bamboozle me in this court simply be-
cause you're woman!"
"Why?" she asked in her sweetest
tones; sis your wife present?''-Chi-
cago Record-Herald
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-01-23
Won't Change Their Color.

The Danish West Indies are ready
to quit being Danish, but, says the Chi
cago RecordHerald, they will prob
ably continue to be mostly colored.
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La.y-Abidins Commemorative.

Massachusetts is one of only five
states in the union in which no lynch
ings have occurred during the last 1a
years. The other four are Delaware,
New Hampshire, Rhode island ana
Utah.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-01-23
VOL. XL.
THESE TWAIN

,,,. twain. dear God to comfort me the
while
,,well in desolation and dim Night;
-. With the fathers race-the mothers
smile;
sOth on the threshold of a worlds de-
light,
with skulls as white as sifted snow is
white!
.s.se twain to comfort me, ard yet to
say
w soul with sorrow, when their voices
,,r like loved echoes from the Far
away
And lead me where the Night and Morn
ing meet,
,u.l;stening still for unreturning feet!
rsese-holding all Life's beauty and
Lfes grace,
The breath, the bloom of days forever
VT when the vine-clad portal frames a
face,
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BENTON. LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1902.

As with one finishing stroke my heart
falls dead,
And then awakes-Love-ki kissed and COM
fOrted.
Their dear arms necklace me; and when
the Night
Seems lost to God-the Night so chill
and wide,
l know that they are dreaming of the
Light,
And kiss their dreaming faces at my
side;
Ano with that kiss the Dark is slorified,
Dear God, still may Thy benediction shine
Upon the mother-hearts by Sorrow
riven;
These are Thine own: Yet Love hath
made them mine!
Grant Thou at last of Love crowned and
forgiven,
That l may share with Thee their love in
Heaven,
F. l.. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitution.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02
APARTMENTS FOR RENE.
FOR RENT--aousEs.


FOR RENT, COMFORTABLE COZY
house, 1908 Lincoln street, between
Waldburg and Park Avenue; every
convenience, in first-class order and
condition, and has nice yard with SER
wants rooms; right rent to right ten
ant Estate Solomon Cohen, Brough-
ton and West Broad.
COMFORTABLE, COY HOUSE 221
Waldburg, east, with all conveniences
IN frst-class order and condition:
cheapeast rent in the city for a house
OF this character. Estate Solomon Co.
hen. West Broad and Broughton.
ANY ONE WISHING A MOST DE-
sirable house on CASTOR street, east,
most beautiful locality; house In per-
feet order and condition; every con-
venience. Apply Estate Solomon Co
hen. Broughton and West Broad.
DESIRABLE HOUSE ZIG VALID
burg, west, in a desirable neighbor-
hood; this is comfortable, coy house
with every convenience, in first-class
order and condition; any one desiring
such home would do well to exam
Inc same, besides rent right to right
tenant. Estate Solomon Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton.
WE HAVE A VERY DESIRABLE
house. 224 Park avenue, east, facing
south; nice yard, house in. f1rst-class
order and condition with all modern
conveniences; rent right; Estate Salo-
mon Cohen, West Broad and Brough-
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02
MILLINER I.

LADIES, WE OFFER A DIS
count of 10 per cent. In cash on all
goods this week: we do not take
stamps or coupons, but give you cash
instead; beautiful line Of beavers, fur
felts and every novelty, such as grapes,
foliage, ETC.. remember, we trim for 20
cents: accordion pleating done; feath-
ers cleaned and curled. Kenner e.
Britton, 116 Broughton, west.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02
FLU MBINu.

PLUMBING: FOREST CITY
Plumbing Co; Estimates cheerfully
given on all kinds OF plumbing steam
and hot water heating. all kinds of
large pipe cut and threaded to order.
and a speciality OF large fittings. repair
work a specially, office and shop 430
whitaker street. Geora la phone GA.
Bell 1126, w. A. Slauter; manager.
HAVE YOU ANY REPAIR TO DO
to your plumbing? If so call up Wig
gin he will attend to same at once. 807
either phone.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02

MINGLEDoRFF AND co. REPAIR
engines and boilers. rice mills and fur
nish castings of all kinds; work
prompt. Phones $50. $40 Indian street,
write them.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~~~-~~~-~-~~~~
E. ]. ARNOLD & co. OF ST.
Louis. Mo-. race horse owners and
bookmakers, invite the speculative
public to an investigation of their
methods; this is an old and long estab-
lished concern, amply responsible and
reliable in all its dealings; a rigid in
Quiry into their business will develop
a condition unattained by any other
investment proposition ever offered for
public participation; subscription to
their capital may be made in amounts
Of $40 and upward, subject to with
drawal in full on demand; dividends
paid in cash fifty-two times every
year; the best paying safe investment
in the country; reference, banks, trust
companies, commercial agencies, st.
Louis business men and prominent
men everywhere. For full particulars.
address e. J. Arnold e. Co., Ninth
and Pine streets, st. Louis, Mo.
SMALL INVESTORS MAKE BIG
profits. The John ]. Ryan Cooperative
Investment Co, an old established
firm whose reliability is unquestioned
pay 5 per cent weekly on investments
of $1,000 upwards. The skeptical don't
see how this is possible but the wise
reserve their decision until they re-
ceive particulars and are able to in
vestigate for themselves. Paying Of
is no experiment, but positive fact
Write for particulars, which will be
sent free. John j. Ryan Cooperative
Investment Co., N. e. Cor. Fourth and
Locust, st. Louis.
THE CALIFORNIA-NEvADA MIN
ing Company guarantee per cent. per
month In dividends have $4,000, 900 in
sight. Write for prospectus. w. II.
Baldwin e. Co., brokers, Volckert
building Albany, N. Y.
OF UNDOUBTED INTEREST TO
investors; anyone who can invest a
small amount in a free gold proposition
can get big returns by writing US at
once. Ellis e. Hanauer, lit Columbia
street, Seattle.
GOLD MINING COMPANY OWN
ing working mines. abundance rich ore,
wants agent to sell stock; Is cents per
81, on commission. l.. II. Mitchell,
president, $40 stimson, Los Angeles,
Cal.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02

FOR SALE, EXTRA GOOD SEW
ing machine. 81, good buggy, single
harness, wood carts. 1 light wagon.
SIS; 1 fine bred Kentucky mare, 6
years old. sound and perfect Wan
dell's, 2l5 West Broad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02

SAVANNAH PLATING WORKS, Zoe
st. Julian street, west, Eugene Mouro,
lessee. Gold. silver, nickel. and copper
plating on all metals; chandeliers a
speciality. Georgia phone 1874.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


112 BRYAN, EAST; EQUIPPED
for up-to-date livery stable at low rem
tai to right party. Youmans & DEM
mond.
WILL RENT OR PLANT ON
shares, choice truck farm three miles
from Savannah; perfect state of culti-
walton, with cane seed to plant twenty
acres. D. B. Lester, Savannah.
TRUCK FARM FOR RENT. ON
Thunderbolt road, known as the Nc
Cormick tract, adjoining H. Winters
place; reasonable rent to a desirable
tenant. Peter Reilly.
HALL FOR RENT. ON SECOND
and Third floors of Whitfield building,
Premises win be elegantly refitted to
suit tenants. Can be used for lodge
rooms, offices, etc. Coney & Morris.
SMALL FARM, THREE-ROOM
house and barn, delightfully."- situated
on Ogeechee avenue. SIS per annum;
will sell cheap, two acres sweet pota-
toes. Chas. Hohensten.
FOR RENT, WHARF FOOT BAR
rfard street, Market Dock, west. G.. H.
Remshart, 16 Bryan, east.