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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
+ Bern Teu. g. q. Sdulte. /

8ie ms fur3 Dor S~ormenidllB 9e>
melbet ipirb, lit 8erp Hep. .. u.
Sdulte, Sfarrer 81 Sempletou, Sa.,
am %. Ipril INN 3 ltbr Nahmitta9s
ieinem 2eiDen erle9en. Sas feicr>
life 8egrGbniB finbet am Sreita9
baIel6it itatt.
8ie an bieIer Stele por GINGER
3eit gemelbet purbe, mar Der Ser
itorbene bereits felt Iai 1912 bel
i6pader @eiunbbeit gepeien unb
3ipar bauptidhli6 luegen zines ge@
fGbrlicben @ei6lpultcs inter Der
2ebcr. Siinf 8odeu lang meiltc
&ater BERNARD S6ulte I'M Sanato>
RUM gu &inblabr (&aus.) unS banll
etipa 5tpci 8ohen 81 Nrmitrong
Springs, arf. pbne oaB linn Grleih>
terung nurbe. Sam reiite CT in
9e9leitung iciner getreuen S6pciter,
Die iiber 30 Sabre lang ieine Sauss
bdlterin 9elpeicn, unb ieines SruberS,
bes bodip. &. u. S6ulte bon Hemien
nad Chicago, mo CT i'm WcrcD>s
Soipitale burd Den heriibmten Gbis
rrroen Or. Wurpbp operiert lpliroe,
gr ipurbe ipiebcr beIier rno Snter 3
Sdulte fonntc md icincm gclicbtcr
Sempletpn 5nriidfebreu. SnS pai
anfan9s glpril. llnb jest bat @ptt Der
2cinenoen 81 iid gcnommcu, nm ibr
fir feline arbcit in ieincm Bcinberg'
5l %belpbnen.
@ater .. S6ulte ipurbc I'M SIM
1879 Su ct. Srancis, 8ia.. gun
&ricitcr 9elpci6t uub mar Sforrcr 81
Sempleton BON 1854 al. Gr 'tarl
i'm alter bon 81 Sabren. Il. /. p
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Ma6ridt BON @,isr. 8. u. Seer.

8un @iigr. g. 8. Seer, Sfarrcr
bon ct. Waricu, lit elm Srief nnge>
luugt. pcldJcr an 8orb be5 Gunarb>
Samplers .Spernia" am 10. Ipril
aufeegebcu lpilrbc uub fur5 lautct:
.Nad ncuntd9i9er angenebmer Sabrt
iollcn mir beutc Slbenb Nabeirn crz
rci6en.'. . Sr. Cos. Siren, Yrdiibcnt
bcs Central gereins, CAB mir nen
8~eterspfenni9 nit Sricf on Seinc
Seiliefeit, Eapt Yius Den 3ebnten,
nit" SIM Inidluiie bieran lcnfen
mir Die Iufmerfiamfeit bes 9eneigten
2eIers alf einen onberen Irtifel nuf
bieier Seite unb auf ben 8om>8abels
brief, Scitc IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

mann 5lpci Sriiber, Sran5 @orlpert
bon Sobgcpile, Sa., rnb Seinrid,
&orlpcrf. Siirsermeiiter IN Gmited,
clpenburg. Sie 5ablrcihcn Der
rnnbten Der Saruilie @priperf, Sitter,
Burlington. 3D.. unb u. @onner, Suz
1uaue, Ga. ioipie piclc cbcmnligc
Sdliiler i'm Erieitcrs unp SrbcnSe
'tnnbc. ionic 9aien in alien @cIttbeiz
en- betraucrn IN DEM Snbingcid)icbc>
ten eiilcn iibcraus frolmmcn mn tiid,z
Sricitcr, Sebrer, Srbensmnm
.lnb Srbcnsobcren. W0ge CT ruben
III Sricben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
gaiebal in Der Sfule.

8aibinetpn, 8. g.. 4. Iai.
= Sn Den Shulcn Der Sunbesbnnpts
itabt beabiidtiet man oas Saiebaaipiel
als S%ilfsmittel i'm aritbmetiihen
llnterrid)t ein5ufiibren, 10 Slpar, bab
Hefennuf9aben sebilbet iperben, Die
ibren vStoff" aus IGem nebmen, 1pas
nit Dieiem ~.nationalen Sport 5uiams
menbdnst, man bofft baorrh in ben
SduIfinbern .sroberes Sntcreiie fir
Die .trufene" 3abl ab5ugefpinncn lnb
Der 9%angeipeile, Die befanntli1 bic
grDbte Siinbe bes llnterrifts" lit. gu
begcgnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

tSorticBuna bon scr +. Scite.)
bes Sfarrcrs lpcgcu bns fatboliibe
vSarilb Woutbln" bielt.l acin Wune
Der, DAP bieIe 2eutc nn bcu @u9cnit
.GraSc", 3. b. Talien5udt 9laubtcn
uno Den Huiienielbitn,nrb praftisicrtcll
aatboliIhc 3eitun9cu unb 3epiirn,
bic cincu crnlten Spn nnid]ll19en, iuas
rem aus bieiem Scinie pcrbnnnt. ba lie
81 ctnicitia ipdren unb Die
W Il b b ingtcn. Sr. .Nabe5ua
NlipiIicnb~ glaubtc al lpcitgcbcnoItc
Solernn5 (bei lpcldcr in Der GcgcI
Der &athpIif Der lcioenbe Sbcil ilt)
,3,ueitcr sltt.
S5cuc: @ie obcn.
3cit: Is Sabre ipdtcr.
Spbnnp .Nabc5us Iulpincilb". bus
3%ebnidbrige Silrlddcn. eing nlnfnebr
3ur Shulc, irin 81 lcrncn, ipic maj
it'd lelbit rc9iert. llnb natiirlih be-
Iudbte CT, mic l iid bod bcnfcn
fam, Die offcntlid,c Shulc, mo CT
untcr vieincs9leidcn" mar urlp niti
NIT elmer Sfnlidnpeitcr III Gonflift
fomnlcn fountc. Nit 8uriden icincs
@lters bnuimeltc CT sur Dffcntlifcn
Sibliptbcf, ipp CT obne Infliht lcisn
torntc, ipas linn gcrabe gcficl (llltp
bas paren ipebcr &inbcre nod @rballs
un9sbiiderl. Illd) in Hoolz uno
Silar0bdilen fonntc MAJ i'm icbcn.
Gr gin9 5ipor an ben Spnntascn nit
icinen Gltcrn sur I'll. WteHc, scrpDbns
li6 Slrln Sriibsettcsbienit Unit Der
flir5cn Sreoi9tl. SIN aatehismlos
llnterrid,t fcblte e. snmciit. Or
fannie in feline Heligioil, bate piel>
lcidt Die page Sbce, onb cs on Srcia
taacn pcrboten mar Sleiih Su enen,
uub baB CT Sonntu9s our Stride 9ebcn
milnc. Sas ipnr aber nllh Glles.
Sir Die Sonntag IbenOc bate Die
rfiiriorglife" Utama Gin TldBdcn
fir Sobnnp unb ieinc Shpeiter in
Der rSibliptbct" eingcrihtet mn bier
lpurbe elm Sa9esblatt a Ia vGbicnaps
Imerican" nit icineu buntcn Sei@
lasen, ioipic Dime 9iopcls" unn
Snnbiten@ @eifihten besierig pers
lfluneen. 8enn Sohnnp nnb feline
Sdipeiter lid nit iold,em 2eIeibunb
abgeben fonnten, rparcn tic ionft unto
fplgIam lpie 2dmmlcin. llnb oc5balb
itortc Iania rEabe5usIauinenb" mic
bieie Gubc.
Sritter aft.
SScnc: @ic pbcn.
9ctt: Seltte.
Ser 25 Sabre alto Sohnnp Sadie
5uz Iaipiienb", Sr., lit mlnmcbr elm
pollenbetcr Iam Der Welt. fem ciscs
ner 6err. gr frcit Mapmc .Sbnez
religion, Die auf bieielbe 8eiie nlfz
gelpadicn lit. mic CT. Iapmc 9laubt
an Die goIbene Hegel; bicie lit
ibrc 9ibcl, ibrc airhe, ibrc Aeligion.
Natilrlid baben Scrr unb Srall
~9iabe5uz anlpincnb" ecseu bicic Ser
b%inbung proteiticrt; bas bat ole Sic
6enoeu abcr nitt perbinbert, lid bcirlz
lid, bonn .Suo9c" trallcn Sn laIlcn.
(Sic Sortiepung lam Gin Sober lid,
iclbit allsbenfcn. Der Die Iugcu offen
bat fir Die b%eutigen 3uitdnbe in Der
@cieQihaft.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
40 @seilen potn @imb aetrie6en.

Cine @rinnerung an Den 9rpben
Stlrm. Der am Si%terionnta9 cincn
Sbeil bon Nebraska uno Soma beims
geluht bat, lit in @utbric Center ecs
fllnoen iporben. gs lit cine Tbotps
graphic, Die bon Self in Ncligb, Nebr.,
einem Stdbt6en 80 Neilen peltlid1
BON Sm1ba, an9efertist mar unb bon
Dem Stnrm 9eblnieu norbcn fpar. Sic
Gntfcrnnng in Der bireftcn 2nftlinic
6etrd9t reidlid 10 Ieilcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
@iidpf &. Saniien erfranft.

Siidof Sobn Saniien bon @clepile,
Su.,. pelher am 25. Ipril icin 25>
idbriges Subildum feiern fonntc unb
inn 78. 2ebensiabre itcbt, lit idtper
e~rfranft. Sic Ier5te b%etrad,ten ieiz
men 3nltanb ais iebr fritiih. Ser
iclbe bat it'd in5lpiifen gcbciiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Cine f%uitenloie adcrbam : GOmmiiiiuu

@ouberneilr glarfe bat ben friibcz
rem Iferbals Sefretdr Sames 8ilIon
unb Die 3eitungsz Se~rausseber Senrp
8alace, SameS 90. Yicrcc unb 3as
fapette 9oune 81 Gommiildren err
nannt, Inn Die Iderbaus Mctboben in
europa .obne Soften fir ben Staat"
81 itubieren. 3einer bieIcr Serren
lit fuenieer als 60 Sabre alt unp ollie
bcabiidti9ten pbnebin in bieiem Spms
mer cine gurppareiie 81 maben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Scntides Sbcaieriiif auf 8emeiubc,
biibne.

Ser .9eWars Scroll" meloet: .Sn
Ser ct. @arien 6nlle in Iltcn Sa.,
ipurbe am Sonntng nit dls9c5eihs
netcm @rfolg bas 0rnma vNoid BON
Sannenbura" aufgeiibrt. sroB Der
icbledlten &egc lunr Der Selud) Elm
iebr outer. Guf alleemcincs Tcrs
Innaen mllroe bieieS Spiel lestcn
Sonlttag gben0 ipieberbclt.
Sem oramatii6eu Glib bon Ilton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Gep. 6. 81. Gbuente,

Der aud in dubuque bcitbcfaunte
Sominifancr Safer, bat Die Sbiorgc
aler ipeitlifen 0tiiiionen pes Srbens
crbnltcn. 8cr INNER nlio Der Somi>
nifauersS atres fir Wtiiiions6lpcdc be-
barf, lpenbe lid an Heu. s. %.
Sbucntc, 6olp Hoiarp Gpnpeut. 2424
.1S. Gpenue Soutb, @inncnpolis,
@irn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
mu rkthRrtd1te.
Sir ben Urufuerfauf.

Dub II a II G! ben 5. Mai.
0etreiSe, Sen, Wscbf, etc.
gSeisen: sue per 8uibei.
pafer: 35-48e per guibeL
1orn: 55-6?c per gnibei.
gerite: 40-60e per Suibel.
Gog9en: 45-55c per Suibel.
geM: Sl6. 00-$18. 90 per Gonne.
Webl: patent, $5.o0-a.4); traisbt,
S4.20-4.60.
aIeie: ss1.0o per Gomne.
Groceries, etc.
Iepfel: SO. 00-$4. 90 per Barrel.
8artoieln: 25@30c per Sulbel.
!3miebeln: soc per Buffet; SpaniIde
5wiebeIn, $3.50 per Grats.
8ieb.
Gtiere: S.. 5O-S7.50
Hitber: S~4.00-S5.00
&iibe: SO. 25-4.O0.
6dlber: 81. O0-S8. 90.
gGmmer: SO. 0u-$3.50
S4wein tauf benz 6uB): S7.90-sS.15
per bunbert piuub
Butter, Gier nnb 2Gie.
Gisr: i6c per Ouseuo.
Butter: Dairp, SOC; Creamery, 800
CSC per Ytnnb.
3die: &bams 2die. csc; Bird, csc; eims
burger, 2O@21e; Smiss. &c per piunb.
Scbenbes 0efliieel.
9rutbibner, lee; Gnten. Sc; Sibner
l2c per pfuub.
Yrppiiipnen.
gerdndertes Sleii9: S9inten, 12-
Ice; Sped. 1SH-2+He.
Sdmalj. l3-i3eX.
8oblen: 9artfobleu, $1,000; Weid=
foblem, 81. 90 per 2onne.
5ols GidenbolL 10000; @ei6bol,,
$50 per Gorbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

uuiercn Scifnn unb Inertcnnlng fir
Die Iuffiibrln9 zines 9uten bciltiten
Sbcateritiides!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
6amsh1lterin aeiuht.

Gin Eriefter in elmer 9anbseIn einoe. uur III mi
MeiIen BON elmer giienb nhnitation, iudt cine
6auSbdlterin. Outer 2pbn. Man aoreiire:
Nep. .. ", care OF Catholic Erintina Co.,
Dubuque. Soma. 7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
gus Der Gtuigcn Stabt.
(Sprtiebung bon Der 1. Seite.)

UUDrtleBll10 DON Oct I. Sc1tc.J
Icgcbcn babe nnb pcldcs imr1cr mob
Ills Die dlteitc Spd)tcr Der Stride BON
ocm Yapite an9ciebcn unb seIicbt
piirbc.
Inter Den conitontiniidJen Seicrlid)s
fcitcn am Sonutag biirfte bas feicr>
lidc 6od,amt crlpdbnt iein, pclhcs in
ct. Saul pom Cardinal %ico celcbricrt
purbc. = Bic Yfarrpilaer5ii9e nad
Dem 2atcran balten INNER nod an.
ltnaeidbr 10000 Yilscr pobntcn Der
pGpitlid,cn Wleiic in Santa Grocc bel.
(&.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
GaNaoa 9amo.'
Suites 9ano biaia.

aatboIiibe 0eimiuher iueroeu gutsS 9auo
,u nieorisen Sr.iien uuo elm berSliheS Bil.
2oiumen IN elmer Jun zen 6lihenoen BeJe1o, In
Der Wdbe BON stride uno Srie tier. bel @ros6p,
Sipioe Co.. v. Dat. .iinoeH. 5eoIu.os aastunfE
ertbeilt bereitiuiaiIt
REV. F. X. MUELLER.
Vetm ehreiben eriuabne man Deh. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Hu %berfaujen,

Seine Carmen in Wnrplaab. 132 Afer. gut IS
ebeleS Gauo. quite @eb6ube, u,el Obi: tatbol.
airdie 4 N. SdInle 4 W. Station 1 W eile. Hreis
$4,000. 9aneben cine Il. 5arm oon IS elder fir
$1,000. Seihtc Seoingun zen. Hiberes bel
y. 6npueabere.
NO. 3 6onunieres st.. Baltimore. Mb.
Seim S1reiben erpdbnc oiefcs 2Iait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
0, oeiI 5. WaL
Oetreioe.

D.
Wai: 9D%@91%.
Suli: 90A @91I.
xsru-
Mai: 54N@55M.
guilt: 55A@55M.
6aier-
Mai: 35iSa35S.
Suit: 34%@ 34A.
Iiebmarft.
Shweiue-
Shwere, 8 7.95aS 80.
Shwere. rduhe. s7959S.IS
Qu1te. {. 3jtaSs. 81.
Uemlhte. 50. 2OaS,6 {.
Bieb-
Riuppieb, S7.20aS.9 81.
Jtiibe mo Jinoer. So. 80 as. Is.
9Seterus, S6.S0-SS. 10.
Saaie-
G,uhamiiGe edmmsr %. 60@s II.
S9etlihe eGmmer. so. 80 6S. 80.
Giubeimiihs Sdaie. $7.00Ga7.15.
Y9etli6e Sdaie-s6. 25@7.l5.
Iropiiionen.
ShweineHeiid-
Wlai: $40. 309195 SO.
Suli: $i9.40eSi9.b
g&mdll-
Wlai: SO 56l0.s1.
Snli: $40. 70al0.75.
Clipper
Wtai: sll.37@1t.45.
Suli: $i0.3?@l0.92
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Matuna, Gatloliten!
Gentral =Mis siiarmsn.

Sfrst5t ilr unisrc irsie Sit. bon ih6reu.
aut Elm lericbteten 5armea in osr o erii Jnit.I
Sarmt ulo Rild1lpsrtDi Aafts@eJ euo in Gentral.
seiseuniiu. SnS Gan0 III lueasntorniL aoer. es
pibt wsoer 0ng.l non Sers.. Quite Mirtte.
0nthuliibe 0tr men u - S.bllei. Tlr jtalers
Wustuuit ipsmoe mIn id at
A. KLEINHEINZ & SON,
Marshfield, Wis.
gctm edrctben rr,uahue NIGH aeh. oieieS Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
NtScouitu 2Quoereieu.

S6reibt ilr Seihreibun5 uno 9reiic BON
iber IS perbeierteu Jarmer uno 5000 9lder
iuiIben 9anbes i'm Mtldpirtbifafts .@irtel bon
@iseoniu. IN ber Rdbe oon tatboliid,en Nirdaeu
unb Wniieolnngeu.
l.. RIVARD, Turtle Lake, Wis.
0ssm e@rsttea erwatne mam seR. sieies 4latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
81 ~perfanfen.
3m berfauten.

24O Nder ;yarn,. 3 Ne.len BON oer ct. 9louo
9. 6. Outer Suoen: aleS utter 1ultur. sedls
3innter Saus. glter Stau. .5lpet Wrarartes.
Gorncrib luo aueere sluBensebduoe. ebeufaus
Suei quite Srunneu. 6eneeo uno cross Teneeo.
YreiS $50 per ader.
1he A. U. whitney Land & Loan Company
St Cloud, Minnesota.
Ylim ehreibeu eruabue mam seh. bieics Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Whtnug, warmer!

St beiabl. ole h6:1t.I 9aIrpr,ti, fir eeu.
aorn, Iarto felu uIo &o1e. Beroe tauieI.
0uj ben 0sleiien 3hret 5ti:ijt Iiaa dorei it,:
J. J. NAGLE, Dubuque, Iowa.
Betm enreibsa e.,udsns man ssn. bieiss Sista
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Cine graeDbic in brei Ittcn.

tSorticBuns bon Der J.. Settle
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-05-15
Good Roads District Proposed.

Because of petition being circulated
in the northern portion of our parish,
'unfavorabie to the construction of the
proposed permanent roads, residents of
Wards One and Two have been prompted
to take some action that will at least
guarantee roads for these two wards. In
this issue of the Banner appears call
for a meeting to be held in Shreveport
next Friday for the purpose of discuss
ing plans for the organization of a good
roads district.
Now is your opportunity, sir.
For some time past Several years at
least) some of the residents of Ward
One have persistently advocated the
construction of a hard-surface road
throughout the entire length of that
ward. Their ardor in this direction has
had close second in many of the resi-
dents of this, Ward Two. Since the
proposition has developed it's present
status if it is in fact as represented)
there seems to be no other means to the
end sought than in the organization of
road districts.
We bespeak for the meeting full at
tendance, and believe there are many
good roads advocates residing in the two
wards who will make every effort to be
present and every effort to further the
cause. If consistent in their former
demand for the roads, this will follow.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-05-15

Two, S295, 275; Ward Three, 1857 $3.50;
Ward Four, $40, 900; Ward Five, 500, 500,
and Ward Six, s218,O2O. The total as
sessment for Wards One and Two is
$50, 015, more than three times as great
as the total for Wards Four and Five,
which is only $178,82O.
1t is said that the sentiment in Wards
One and Two is largely in favor of tax
for permanent roads. Then, if the resi-
dents of the two wards hold property as
sessed at 1851, OILS and the holdings of
nonresidents throughout the parish are
valued at $2,021, 900, making a total of
s., $685. 85, shouldn't tho remaining por-
ton of the parish be willing to come in
with its total of S754 ,230-a sum not one
third as great as the first total? Aside
from this, it should be borne in mind
that Wards Four and Five, not having
any railroad mileage and none of that
class of industries that seek out railroad
points hold but a small per cent of the
nonresident assessment and would later,
after determining to build permanent
roads, have a hard time in going it
alone. And, too, other wards of the
parish with but few schools have con-
tributed much during the past toward
the support of the schools of the two
wards, which should not be passed I'M
noticed. Now is the time for them to
reciprocate by coming in on a PROPOSE
ton which cannot but benefit the entire
parish
What boots it if two of the proposed
hard-surface roads do lead north and
south and all to Shreveport? Isn't the
cloth cut that way, and isn't Shreveport
our logical market? And wouldn't such
roads as have been proposed result in
"the greatest good TO the greatest num-
ber?" And wouldn't those who most
benefit bear the bulk of the expense
They would. So let's all get together
on the proposition and have the roads
where every taxpayer wants them, il
possible. If not, well-let's have the
roads, anyway.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-05-15
State Tax Sales
Continued From Page Two.

Oliff-McC ormick Brick Co.'s acres in
the nwl4 of sec 20, tip Is, rng IL, Bos-
sier City, being 10 acres formerly owned
by Oliff-McC ormick Company and Is
acres formerly owned by Bossier City
Brick Company. Taxes, S175.8O; in
terest and cost to be added.
A. B. Pickett and G. T. Heisig e1a
of sec Is, tp %, rng IA (east Of Red
River)-2A acres. Taxes, S7.42; inter-
est and cost to be added.
James L. Reed-The nw4, wiz of nell
and n % of swA of sec "a and se14 Of
neL1 Of sec 33, tp 10, rng 1880 acres.
Taxes, s11.05; interest and cost to be
added.
Robert Releford The nwl4 Of sec Is, tp
Is, rng 1O-t6O acres. Taxes, S26.18;
interest and cost to be added.
J. E. Reynolds acres lying between
the road and Red River and south OF
bridge, and nine cabins, Bossier City.
Taxes, S26.93; interest and cost to be
added.
Ike Smith-The n = of nwla Of swl and
sw11 of nw1a of sec 4, to 20, rng 12-
60 acres. Taxes, s1.84; interest and
cost to be added.
S. N. Stevens-Lots IL, ID and Is of sec
4, to Is, rng 1910 acres. Taxes,
$500; interest and cost to be added.
J. E. Swor-Lot 3 of block w, Cumber-
land Subdivision, Bossier City. Taxes,
St.68; interest and cost to be added.
| w. G. Wadley-The nell of sec 20, tr
10, rng t1-160 acres. Taxes, S4.91 !;
| interest and cost to be added.
T. B. Washburn-Lots 204 and 2O5 of the
| Heilperin Addition to Bossier City
Taxes, u cents; interest and cost to be
added.
On said day Of sale / will sell such
portions of said property as each debtor
will point out, and in case the debtor
will not point out sufficient property
will at once, and without further delay
sell the least quantity Of said propert!
of any debtor which any bidder will buy
for the amount of taxes, interest ant
cost due by said debtor. The sale will b
without appraisement, for cash, in lega
tender money Of the United States, ant
the property sold shall be redeemable a
any time for the space OF one year b.
paying the price given, including cost
and 20 per cent thereon.
J. F. EDWARDS,
Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collector
j Benton, La, April %, 1918. i7-o
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Dowell of Shreve-
port, accompanied by their daughter and
son, Miss Monola May and Mr.. Deloy,
spent Sunday in Benton as guests at the
home of Mrs. w. j. Dawson.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

Wednesday, May 14.-Sheriff Edwards
was visitor Thursday and Friday of
last week.
Mrs. J. M. Lester of Arkana visited
friends here this week.
Mr.. j. w. Carl of Bradley, Ark, was
visitor in our town last Thursday and
again yesterday.
DR.. w. F. Bell and Emmett Wyche
made trip to Shreveport Sunday in the
latter's automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Sebring had some
friends up from Shreveport as guests
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. w. L. Sibley and her son Jack
of Belcher were guests OF relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Doyle OF Magnolia, Ark,
came in last week for several weeks stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Leon Sanders.
Quite good many from this place
went out to Salem Cemetery Sunday to
witness the w. O. w. unwilling cere-
monies.
Leonard Boggs left last Thursday for
Gillett, Ark, where he has accepted a
position as clerk at the Cotton Belt de-
pot in that place.
Miss Lillian Wellman returned Mon
dav tn her homo in Shrevanort Mlcc
Marshall accompanied her and will be
her guests for few days.
Mrs. w. C. Meares, John Meares, Will
and Leslie Banks and Rev. T. L. Banks
went to Vivian to-day to be present at
Miss Alma Banks wedding this evening.
THURSDAY.
Mr.. J. D. Herndon is having some re-
pair work done on his residence.
Mrs. j. S. Gray spent yesterday as a
guest of Mrs. j. G. Logan of near Vance
vile.
Mrs. w. B. Butler returned yesterday
to her home in Shreveport. Her aunt,
Mrs. H. H. Montgomery, accompanied
her, and will remain in the city few
days.
Mrs. E. NJ. Carstarphen and Mrs. M. R.
Bolinger returned yesterday from Dixie,
where they were called to the bedside OF
Mrs. M. E. Cade, who is still reported to
be very i'll.
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a6T The Banner free one year to any
Bossier boy or girl who gets married and
begins housekeeping. Permit friend
to send in your name and address.
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In Memory Of a Dear Friend.

In memory OF a Oedr TFieHo.
Mrs. R. H. (Carrie) Malone, after an
illness of only five days, died of pneu-
monia at her home in Shreveport.
She was the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Mcclellan of near Cot
ton Valley and was born May Is, 1892,
in Bossier Parish, where she lived until
her marriage to Mr.. Robert Malone of
Hortman during the winter of 1911, when
they moved to Shreveport, where she
lived until the date of her death-April
18th.
She leaves husband, a baby girl just
three days old, mother, father, four
brothers, two sisters and number of
other relatives to mourn her departure.
She was a charitable and lovable
young woman, winning friends wherever
she went. Her death will be mourned
by all who knew her. NJ.
Notice to Those Interested.
On Saturday, the 18th instant, those
interested will meet at Emma Cemetery
(better known as the old Rodgers Gem
etery) for the purpose of cleaning off all
graves. Bring necessary tools.
D. H. COLE.
Cotton Valley, La, May 5, 1918.
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Bolineer.

Wednesday, May 14.-Fine weather
for farming.
Cotton chopping will soon begin.
The prospect for an oat crop is good.
Farmers are very busy now. Crops
are looking very we'll.
Tom Ward of the Burgess neighbor-
hood spent Tuesday night in our town.
Fishing is reported pretty good now.
1t must be, as we see good many in
town.
Good crops of mayhaws and dew
berries are reported. Both are ripe and
on the market.
The Woodman unwilling ceremony at
Salem Cemetery Sunday was well at
tended by Bolinger people.
Mr.. John Combs, who has charge Of
the Bossier Logging Company's books
and commissary was a business visitor
Tuesday. MS.