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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-01-16
Local Note S
Happenings of a Week Briefly
X Told by the Office Reporter

Capt. D. w. Adams, who was visitor
ii Benton Tuesday, wants US to inform
the aboys' that he and the folks have
moved to Plain Dealing.
Mrs. T. W. Wheeler left Sunday for
her home in Lewisville, Ark, after a
short but pleasant visit here with her
sister, Mrs. j. E. Rogers.
Mrs. L. Swords and her little son,
Hugh Abney, left Monday for Dallas,
Texas. They will spend two weeks or
more there with relatives.
Hon. J. T. Many of Plain Dealing
called to see us little while Tuesday.
A print shop is still his loadstone, but
he talks little else but good roade.
Mr.. A. M. league, who resides five
miles east of Benton, has bought an in
terest in Mr.. j. E. Rogers stock of mer-
chandise. The firm name will hereafter
be Rogers &: league.
! Thomas Dixon, the author OF "The
Leopard's Spots" and "The Clansman,
is also the author of "The Root of Evil, y
the next serial story to be run in the
Banner. You will enjoy reading it.
Mr.. H. L. Love in making a remit
lance on subscription writes US in part
as follows from Mansfield, his present
home: "Please do not let me miss one
copy, as it is like getting letter from
home to receive the dear old Banner"
Mr.. John G.. Thomas of the Cotton
Valley community was in Benton last
Friday to make proof in the matter OF
his timber and stone land entry. He
was accompanied by Messrs. T. O. Giles
and ]. H. Collie also of that community
Mr.. M. r. Merritt of Midway was a
caller Monday. He informed us that the
Pine Grove School had been closed be-
cause of the lack of the legal number of
pupils in attendance and that the teacher,
/ Miss Lille Flores, was now teaching the
. Koran School.
aUncle'' Cicero Afford, no doubt as
highly respected and as honorable as
any colored man who ever resided in the
parish, died from Bright's disease yes
/ terday at twelve o'clock at his home
near Bellevue, aged about seventy eight
years. During the days of slavery he
belonged to John j. Edwards, father OF
. our fellow townsman, Mr.. J. A. Edwards.
Once again: We positively refuse to
publish communication of any nature
whatever (even including obituaries)
where the writer's name is not given.
Do not attempt to conceal your identity
Your name will not be given in print
when it is contrary to your expressed
wish, nor will it be revealed to the pub
he in other ways. 1t matters not how
often, or how seldom, or under what con-
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B0linfer.

Thursday, Jan. 16.-The few days of
sunshine this week, after so much rain,
looked good. The roads are drying out
fast.
DC. Bolton has been on the sick list
a few days this week.
Mr.. Spruell of Doldridge, Ark, is
spending few days here with his
brother George.
Mr.. r. C. Purcell was business Wis
itor here few days ago. Mr.. Purcell
has purchased their old home place,
known as the Sandidge place.
J. G. and M. S. Bolinger were business
visitors to Shreveport yesterday. ]. c..
remained over night to see the "show'
and to take ride over some of the
good roads being built near the city.
j. S. Rodgers brought car of mules
from Texas to Plain Dealing this week.
There seems to be quite demand for
horses and mules. MS.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-01-16
Did You Ever Stop to Think?

If you read this article through
thoughtfully you will, and if you are
young you will think twice.
Did you ever stop to think that you do
four things, just four and no more? You
think; you remember; you imagine;
you act. When you learn to think
better, remember better, imagine better
or act better, you are increasing your
efficiency, and, therefore, your income.
You may feel that you are very sue
cessful now. Suppose you are; it isn't
question of what you know, but OF how
beneficial a practical business education
will be to you in addition to what you
already know. You will agree with us,
that to violate part of the laws of
business means partial failure, and to
violate all the laws means complete
failure. You are also aware that to OBJ
serve part of the laws of business means
partial success, and to observe all the
laws means complete success. Our aim
is to help you observe higher per cent
of the laws of success, and, therefore,
enable you to be nearer the maximum
success. The late Prof. James of Har-
ward declares that the average man only
uses 10 per cent of his brain power.
Suppose you are twice as capable as the
average man. Even that would mean
you are only 20 per cent of your maxi
mum possibilities. The purpose Of our
course is to produce maximum of pro-
ficiency with minimum effort. Did
you ever stop to think that IS per cent
of the men of this country are only earn
ing SIS a week, or less? That 90 per
cent fail in business between the ages Of
forty and fifty? That IS per cent have
no money at the age of sixty? We have
been very successful in getting men out
of the IS, the 80 and the 95 per cent
class. Why not let US help you? We
have been marvelously successful i'll
raising salaries, as is conclusively
proven by the letters in cur catalogue
from former students. The business
world wants thinkers and doors. There s
a famine of high-priced men to-day;
there are thousands of men worth a
thousand dollars year, but only few
worth ten thousand year. Be the latter
kind Of man; you can if you will. We
know that man is worth only about 50
a day from the chin down, selling
muscle, but as high as a hundred thou
sand dollars a year from the chin up,
selling brains. Be a chin-upper and sell
the higher type Of brains; you can't
afford to be chin downer; there's nc
room for such man in the high salaried
class. Take our thorough, practical
course of Bookkeeping, Business Ad-
ministration and Finance, Shorthand OF
Telegruphy, learn how to think, to re-
member, to imagine, and act. Our large
catalogue is free for the asking, if you
will only fill in and mail the following
blank, giving your name and address
Tyler Commercial College, Tyler, Texas
Address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Course interested n.........................
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Monday, Jan. 13. I'VE are having
quite variety Of weather this month,
but it is again fair and the farmers are
getting busy preparing for another crop.
Mr.. Wilbur Adair left to-day for Rus
ton to enter school.
Mr., J. F.. Adair is a business visitor
in Shreveport to-day.
Mr.. ]. F. Adair lost a nice young
horse to-day. This makes two he has
lost during the past three weeks.
Quite a lot of stock is dying from
sundry causes. About ree-fourths of
the hogs OF the community have died
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Mules
Eleven Head, in Fine Con-
dition, Offered For Sale y

4 AS some change will be made in
the system of road construction and
maintenance in our parish, the man.
agement Of the Banner has been in
structed to announce that eleven
head of the parish mules will be
offered for sale by members Of the
Police Jury at two O'Clock, Friday,
January oath, at the east end of Red
River bridge, Bossier City. The
mules are large in size and in good
condition. They would make ex-
cellent plantation mules.
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Seed Cotton

4 have for sale a ton of Long
Staple Cotton Seed. Price per
bushel, So; or $50 for the ton. l
planted five acres Of this cotton in
1912, and ginned 1922 pounds of lint.
| got Is cents for the first two bales
and 16 cents for the last two.
A. P. BUTLER, Belcher, La.
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For Sale

8 first-class Farm Mules.
/ yoke Of Oxen.
4 new Farm Wagons.
5 new Log Wagons.
1 old Surrey.
/ old Buggy.
10 head of Cattle.
If you want to buy for cash and mean
business, write or call on me. Address
J.C. CoPELLAR, Grapes Bluff, La.
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Mr.. Embree's Appointments.

Rev. T. J. Embree, the resident Meth
odist minister at Plain Dealing, has
furnished us with the calendar of his
appointments, which is as follows:
At Alden Bridge-First Sunday at II
am. and 7 pm.
At Benton-Second Sunday at II am.
and I pm.
At Bolinger-Third Sunday at II am.
and pm.
At Plain Dealing-Fourth Sunday at
II am. and pm.
At Caney School House-First Sun
day at 8 pm.
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Cotton Quotations.

Yesterdays Shreveport cotton quota
tions were as follows:
Low middling, liz cents.
Middling, IL cents.
Good middling, 1214 cents.
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If your children are subject to attacks
of Group, watch for the first symptom
hoarseness. Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse and the attack will be warded off.
For sale by all dealers.
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For Sale

Single-Co Rhode Island Reds and
Single Comb White Leghorns. Stock
and eggs. Address, Route 2, Benton, La.
s2-s T. A. TIDWELL.
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B9. If you intend to enter your son
or daughter in business college save
S. by buying the scholarship the pro-
prietor of the Banner has for sale.
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l Fifty-Mile Experimental Road.

The two letters from Hon. J. T. Wat
kins appearing below, making plain the
proposal of the Government to give
S10,0 600 toward the construction of
fifty-mile stretch of good road in our
State along rural free delivery routes,
and advocating that the offer be at once
accepted, are self-explanatory and will
be read with interest here in our parish:
Washington, D. c., Jan. 8, 1918.
Hon. w. H. Scanland,
Editor Banner,
Benton, La.
My Dear Friend: l herewith enclose
carbon copy of my letter to Mr.. D.
Hulse, Clerk Police Jury for Claiborne
Parish, and request that you publish it,
with such editorial comment as you see
proper to make.
l feel that this is time when the
people Of Bossier, who have gone to
such an enormous expense for the con-
struction of good roads, will have a
chance to obtain an ideal good road
through the parish, and trust that they
may take immediate steps to avail
themselves of this opportunity.
I do not have in mind any other Sec
ton in the State where there are APP
proximately fifty miles of R. F. D.
routes running in a continuous direc-
ton. Yours truly and sincerely,
j. T. WATKINS.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 8, 1913.
Mr.. D. Hulse,
Clerk Police Jury,
Homer, La.
Dear SIR: About month ago re-
ceived notice that $4,000 was available
for the construction of a good road in
Louisiana over rural free delivery
routes, provided the State OF local
authorities would put up double this
amount-i.e. s20,0OO-and the road te
be fifty miles in length, as an expert
| L
matter up with Governor Hall.
The road from Shreveport by Minder
and Homer almost ideally fulfills all the
requirements-i.e e. the R. F. D. route
from Homer to Langston and the R. F. D
route from Minden to Langston and the
r. F. D. route running out west from
Minden towards Shreveport and thu
r. F. D. route running out east from
Shreveport towards Minden make thi
the one stretch of fifty miles in TIT
State where an experimental good roat
can be built through thickly settled
section of the country, and where thu
people are now putting up large sums o
money for the establishment of goot
roads. Ward four of Webster Parish
through which twelve miles of this roa'
would be built, has recently voted
special tax for good roads. Bossier Par
ish is spending large sums, as we'll a
Claiborne, for good roads, and l believ
if the proper movement was inaugurate'
at once it will be possible to procure tn
stretch of fifty miles of good road iron
Shreveport by Minden to Homer.
The person who has this proposition
in charge is Mr.. w. E. Atkinson, Chic
Highway Engineer, New Orleans, La
The matter should be taken up directl
with him. Yours truly,
J. T. WATKINS.
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The weather: Warm and threatening.
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read before the session of the Police
Jury held in this place Tuesday and
again yesterday, when they were intro
duced for consideration. AS we under
stand it, the body voted to accept the
offer and pledged the support of Bossier
Parish in the movement, provided the
other two parishes interested would do
their part.
The few residents of the parish we
have heard discuss the project look upon
it with favor. In fact, our Police Jury
and the masses of the parish have so
long been in favor of improved public
highways that lengthy discussion ad-
vocating the construction of the road is
not necessary on the part of the editors
Of the Banner.
A good road Chat would remain a
good road twelve months of the year)
leading from Homer to Shreveport by
way of Minden would be of inestimable
value to the residents of Bossier, Web
ster and Claiborne Parishes, not to men,
ton the great benefit in the way of in
creased trade that would result for
Shreveport. In fact, this would be so
marked that it occurs to the writer that
it would be only fair to ask the city OF
Shreveport to put up sum equal to
Boosters assessment, or the greatest
sum demanded from any one parish.
This amount could be used in giving the
road finishing touches after its COM
pletion and in it's maintenance. Or, in
the event of a lack of funds for imme-
date use, the donation from Shreveport
could go toward lessening the burdens
of the three parishes in raising the nee
essary $4,000. In any event, we believe
Shreveport should contribute toward the
construction of the road, and believe its
liberal and progressive citizens would
gladly do so, if properly approached.
We hope to see the road constructed
and expect to lend the movement every
possible encouragement. Contributions
on the subject are solicited for publica-
ton in these columns.
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&oIupricn.
@eb Ole 8. @rooten, Won.
freh, g. 0of.: @nton Sfogn1oe So
Ger qipet $40, @enoit Nooiie 81
(fGr So, NeiIS @rsu 50 (fsr $3),
Sens &ensen So CIR so, q. $.
Sable So (fsr so. Sra folgen0e 50
bner: Ole s. @rpe, Safob .. Sagen,
Mnrit 9arstattcr Rogne, SoIpor ..
G0bIi. Oscar 9rooten, Nil5 Wcen
% Wiis gurire NoeeneIs SOC bper.
9n,lte @ilbertion So. Sra i6lQenoe
81 bier: Wurtin @cnbicfion, 1bor,
bulb grifion, Caroline Gogne, Oscar
Iroeion.
Sra "@aibineton-E oitcn", Seott-
Ie, @aIb., er inoienot $366,S5.
Sra 90. g. @orro, @holan.
Tinn.: Sra ~jeIoenSe 81 bper: @. &c.
Gorra, Mtrs. q. q. @orra, z. e.
&aIporion, sc. g. Inberion, Nntor
". Tboio, Ole &nubion, Grit Sfalet,
DsrS. $. SaGum.
|eS $. s. SIiton, 2afe Gre-
ton, g. DAT: Sra %fsl9enbe 81 hper:
Sans clifton, 6. $. Beef, Gil3 Sop
perilo, Sepert 9refbus, SaneS Der
babl, s. gtelion, Sobn q. Sltroot,
anute 2epis. Sacob Sobnion SOC.
s Suffering ira $. S. Sarlinn q. 3,
@ermilion, @. 9af., bar / iioite fap-
port its.Iaot WtrS. 8. 6. Seperion,
Wfccfling, 9. g., SOC
SEQ Sorger 9. gricffon,
81. a, Cambridge, @iS.: Saofon
Starom So, Soban g{ettltm So,
gmiI Slaatioen 81, @n0reu Nilion
50, ariitinn SIien 50, InOrcru
Dillon $3.50. 9riition Sobnion, 81.
Gable og @rs. 81. Sale soc buer.
Srn fslgenoe 81 boer: Martin Nn-
oerIon, Sobm @srreion, &. Stump,
Mortin OrSbp, Oscar See, s. Nbra-
b%olnien, 10. 6. &raoif, Sobnn Spen-
len Scrman &rapif, @6rs. 4aren
Nsie, @. &. Qorion, Slof 6oiS, 2.
81. Sobnion, G. 9. Stump, Ole Sc
oerion s. Stuff.
SEQ IrneS q NJ er, Corners,
Wont.: Sra ~f9lgenbe 81 bucr: Sobn
Gbriitenien, Irne Sammer, Gbriit
6olano, Eete Senien, Wtatb GIau-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
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