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The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Wife Says Cough Was Bad.
Had No Appetite, Was Weak,
Had No Energy; Could
Not Sleep Nights.
BEST MEDICINE EVER
TOOK SINCE MARRIAGE

How Erle's Hypo-Cod will build a
person up after long wasting illness,
Flu Pnuemonia or other Complica-
uOnS is told by Foreman W. J. Lowe :
wife, whose address is given below.
My husband had a bad cough after
the Flu and his appetite and strength
failed to come back. He was weak
had no energy and mornings would
wake up after restless night feeling
miSera bic, weak and tired We saw
Hypo-Cod advertised Already il has
started relieving his cough wonder
fully and his appetite is much better
He feels stronger and more energetic,
too. and sleeps lots better nights and
his sleep seems TO rest and refresh him
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
MRS. E. B. KILLIAN.
AGE 81, DIES AT HOME
Funeral Services to Be Held at
Sacred Heart Church Tomorrow.

Il uneral services 10 be Held al
Sacred Heart Church Tomorrow.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. KiIIian. fol-
loving a short Illness, died at her
hpme, l442 Harvard street north
west. yesterday afternoon. In her
eighty first year.
Mrs. Killian has been a resident
Of Washington for the past fifty
YEARS. She was the widow of ]
George Killian. and daughter Of tho
lare Francis and Elizabeth Flack
% Montgomery County. Md. Three
cnildren survive her: Mrs. Kate B
Bretow. Franklin. V. Killian. Mrs
c. z. Kendrick. and four grand
children and one sister, Mrs. Mary
Bell
Funeral service will take place
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock,
from the Church of the Sacred
Heart, Fourteenth street and Park
road, when a solemn high requiem
mass will be sung.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Coughed So Bad Couldn't Sleep
Appetite Bad. Grew Weak
Lacked OId-time Energy.
WIFE GAVE HIM HYPO-
COD BUILT HIM UP

after my husband had stopped his
cough and cold. l got some more and
gave 1t to our two little girls who
had bad coughs and it proved just
as effective in their cases. Hypo-Cod
/ sthe best Cod Liver Oil Prepa ra ton
we have ever used and | paise il
gladly," declared Mrs. R F. Whelan,
so 11th st. S. w.
What 1t Did For Him.
MY husband had a cold and cough
and coughed so bad he couldn't sleep
Then his appetite went bad and he
got weak and lacked energy and was
at a loss to know what to do for him
self. Hypo-Cod was recommended so
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

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The Bossier banner., 1919-05-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF"S SALE.

&. ". Dahymplc Us. ". T. G. Furniss.
No. 7TO2. In Second District Court.
BOssicr Parish, Louisiana.
By VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and
sale, issued in the Above entitled suit
and to HE directed l have seized, and
will proceed to sell at public auction.
to the last and highest bidder, ut the
front door of the Court House, in the
town of Benton. La. on Saturday. May
10. 1919. the following described prop
erty. tO-wit:
The west half of northwest quarter
and southeast quarter of northwest
quarter. less 4 2-3 acres in square
form in the southeast corner of south
east quarter of northwest quarter. all
in section - township 20. north, range
II. west, situated in Bossier Parish,
Louisiana. and containing ll' ID
acres, more or less. together with all
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale = For cash. without
the benefit of appraiSement, to pay ana
satisfy note in the sum Of 500. due
| February Z. 1919. together with per
cent interest thereon from January l,
1918 until paid and on terms OF credit
TO pay and satisfy two other notes
each for the sum of 500. due. reSpec
lively. February Z. 1920, and Fehruar!
{. 1921, together with $ per cent inter
est thereon from January l. 1913, until
paid. }. +. EDWARDS.
Sheriff, Rossier Parish. Louisiana
Benton. La. April ;. 1919 Inmy 81
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

WALKER, ii. c., jr.-Thc northwest omar.
ter of southwest quarter and south haIf
of southwest Guarter of northwest ounr-
ter of section ~ and northeast quarter
of southeast quarter and south half Of
southwest quarter of northeast quarter
of section -. township IL range H.
12O acres. Taxes, $166J: interest and
cost to be added.
west quarter and southeast quarter of
northwest quarter of section 20 town.
ship 10. range l.. and lot of block r.
Cumberland Subdivision. EosSer City
12; acres. Taxes. $3.50 interest and
cost to be added.
WIMBISI g. H-LotS & and In the
northwest quarter of section :, township
rs, range Il tns per survey by Alcxander
and Davies. Taxes, $:iS.55 interest and
cost to he added.
On said day of sale | Will sell such por-
tion of said property as each debtor will
point out. and in case the debtor will not
point out sufficient property. will at cnce
and without further delay, sell the least
quantity of said property Of any debtor
which any bidder will buy for the amount
| Of taxes, interest and cost due BY said
| debtor. The sale will be without appraise.
| mcnt for cash. In legal tender money OF
the United States. and the property sold
shall be rcdccmable ut any time fer the
space Of one ycnr by paying the price given
| including cost and 20 per cent thereon.
| j. F. EnwsnDs.
Sheriff and cs-o1fcio Tax Collector, Bos
sier Parish, Louisiana.
May l, 1919. [june )
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THE REACTION rs DUE.

For several years preceding the
World War there was an increasing
tendency among the people OF the
United States to expect solutions by
the Government of industrial questions
that had always been considered prl-
yate business between interested per-
sons since the foundation of our re-
public. This tendency has been largely
fo<tered by the growing compleXlty or
the worlds industrial civilization. ana
still more. perhaps. by the endeavor OF
politicians to curry favor with certain
voting groups of people. The extreme
necessity for close organization i'll war
time came upon the heels of years OF
Welding to this tendency and the Gov
ernment took over most of the great
industries of the country and admins
tered them during the crisis.
The Government has always been
poor business administrator. Every
where on the face of the earth that
government has undertaken to trans
act business. that business has been
transacted at greater cost to the na-
ton concerned than the people nave
ever been accustomed to pay under
private ownership. This fact Is well
known and undiSputed
The World War is over The ten
dcncy toward Capitalization and pater-
| nalism has gone far enough. The time
| is probably come for the reaction and
| the return. to some extent. of the good
old DAYS when every tub stood on its
own bottom.
The authorities all agree that there
is plenty of work. Let every good and
able man seek his own job and ask his
government for no favorS. As far as
may lie. every good and capable mai
should work out his own salvation
| Americans are Il people of great lmtla
tive because they have been accuStom
ed for several generations to think ant
act for themselves to greater desre'
than the people of any other country
This is why. it is agreed upon al
hands. that Americans made such goo'
soldiers and so quickly learned TIL
complicated science of war-and Saye'
the world from paternaliSnl.
Let us, therefore. save OurSelve
from paternalism by Il return to sell
delendencc and Self-reSpectlng free
dom from government coddling. w
lave il great deal too much govern
inent in America and in the world Il
| llrWp
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HANDS. ARMS,
Limbs ASLEEP
Aud Was Rundown, Weak and
Nervous, Say. Florida Lady.
Five Bottles of Cardui
Made Her Well.

Kathleen, Fla.-Mrs. Dallas Prime,
Of this place, says: "After the birth
Of my last child. II got very much
rundown and weakened, SO much
that | could hardly do anything at
all. | was SO awfully nervous that
! could scarcely endure the least
noise. My condition was getting
worse all the time...
knew I must have some relief or
! would soon be in the bed and In 8
serious condition for / felt so badly
and was SO nervous and weak | could
hardly live. My husband asked Dr..
--about my taking Cardui. He
said, It's a good medicine, and good
for that trouble, so he got me 5 bot.
ties, After about the second bottle ]
felt greatly improved. before taking
1t my limbs and hands and arms
would 90 to sleep. After taking 1t,
however, this poor circulation disap.
peared. My strength came back to
me and | was soon on the road to
health, After the use Of about 5 bot.
ties, I could do all my house-work
and attend to my SIX children be-
Sides"
You can feel safe in giving Cardui
a thorough trial for your troubles. It
contains no harmful or habit-forming
drugs. but is composed of mild, vege-
table, medicinal ingredients with no
bad after-effects. Thousands of women
have voluntarily written, telling O.
the good Cardui has done them:
should help you, too. Try 1t. w
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How the War Was Won.

There follow two recent statements
hy Frank Nj. Smith. Federal District
Director Of War Loans. which are we'll
worthy of attention
LET no one imagine that because
the Victory Liberty Loan eventually
will 80 over that therefore they need
not do their part. When America Ell
tered this war we knew that we We're
going to win it. hut we only knew this
lecause we We're absolutely certain
that every American soldier would act
as Il hero. that every working man
and produce the supplies needed. and.
last but not least. that every true
American would pledge his past and
future earnings in loans to the Gov
ernment. 1t was because we did these
things and only because we did these
things that the war ended as it did.
1t is nothing but Il repetition of these
methods and continuation of this
spirit that will put over the Victory
Liberty Loan. | call upon every man,
her part and to do it promptly.
Another aspect of the matter which
| want to bring very clearly before the
public is this: Short-term Liberty
Notes are not likely to be subject to
the tiuctuation from which long term
bonds have suffered 1t was with this
idea in mind. that securities should
never sell ut less than par. that the
Treasury Department decided to put
out these notes instead Of bonds. 1t is
my personal opinion. in which | am
supported by good many financial
people. that these bonds. will maintain
their value from the very start
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which il was announced that there
would lie no |. w. w. convention in
Salt Lake City.
The three lt"al companies of Florida
Homc Guards were called out ut Tam
that city against threatened May Day
demonstrations.
Gticers and men of the naval service
who have iecn selected for the trans
taken exclusively from those units
which were anal !" to see active service
Guli,- the war.
The Federal Department of Justice
announced III New York last Thursday
tina. the Government would literally
enforce wartime prohii ition, including
:, an on all hcer and wines, whether
Intoxicating er not.
The Supertireadnousht Tennessee. the
heaviest ship that floats upon the
worlds waters. was launched yeSter-
day at the Trooklyn Navy Yard. The
Governor Of Tennessee WAS present.
and his little daugbter-siNteen years
old-hroke Il bottle of champagne over
the nose of the great ship as she slid
into the water. and conferred the name
of Tennessee" upon her.
Congressman Thomas l.. Blanton. of
Texas, in signed statement given out
recently in Dallas. said that labor
unions. socialism and BolShevism We're
working hand in hand and were prac-
tically identical, in that they all
fGstered force. anarchy and disregard
of law. The statement was in reply
to one given out in Washington by
Samuel GoElperS. charging that the
TcN:,S CONGRESSMAN was incapable of
understanding the plaineSt PROPOSE
tions of right, justice. freedom and
democracy"
President Wilson has issued an ap-
peal to the Churches of the country for
Tia universal observance of the 4tll
next Sunday as " Employment Sun
day. The I.iain ob iect of this move
ment is the securing of employment
for diSchargtG q soldiers and sailors who
may still he out of work. and Il mutual
effort on the part Of both parties to-
ward the adjustment of the difficult
problems of aftei-tile-war industrial re-
organization. All churches are earn
eStiE requested to lend assistance to
iie discharged nign who are seeking tU
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:srr.YED leiore Nj. Smith. Justice of
the Ieace. Ward Five. HoSSier Parish.
I.oaiSiana ty Jake Mctilothan. tWO
rcWh MULES. one arout II hands
high. weight al out 800 pounds; the
other is about II h;intis high, weight
al out 800 pounds. No marks or brands
ti,at can be seen. The larger one Is ap-
.raiSed ut S1O3. and the smaller Cne
1T 80.
nhe owncr il; requested to come for
ward prove property and pay costs. OF
said animals will he sold. according to
law. at Jake McGlotlanS house TAI out
fear miles from Rocky Mount. on th>
rad to cotton Valley at il O'Clock
am. OH Saturday. May 81. 1919.
~ l.. MCKlSNhT.
I1S-Jl Constable. Ward Five.
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Notice to Taxpayers!

Notice is hereby given to all taXpay-
crS that | will complete the listing of
all property in BoSsier Parish for as
seSSment purposes on or before Satur-
day. April II. 1919. The assessment
lists will be open for inspection by the
public for twenty days. beginning Mon
day. April 14th. and ending Saturday.
May Sd. All taxpayers are notified
that the assessment lists will be sul:-
ject to examination for this twenty
day period. us required by law.
L. &. SMITH, Assessor.
April }, 1919. may II
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Special Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Police
Jury of Bossicr Parish will meet as Il
BOARD OF REVIEW on Monday, May ;.
1919, for the purpose of reyiewin. the
assessments filed with II by the Assessor.
At this meeting assessments will be equal
lied and adjusted and values will be fixed
All pcrsonS in interest are notified to bt
present. this meeting being held in lieu of
the meeting regularly held on the first
Monday in June. at which me. ting asscss
ments are reviewed. r. II. Hull. Clerk
Police Jury, Eossicr Parish, Louisiana
The Bossier banner., 1919-05-01

Mr.. Barnes has begun Il fight On the
high cost Of living and has made some
prcyresS in the way of reducing the
prices of provisions on the Chicago
market. Mr.. Barnes seems to he the
Government $ official price-reducer. and
we wish him well-only he must be
careful. Eggs ought to he ii lot cheaper
when we have to buy them. but they
are always il great deal too low Ill
price when we have them to sell. 1t
may lie said that Mr.. Barnes has some
contract on his hands.
The Bossier banner., 1919-05-01

Carranza has withdrawn his repre-
sentative lraln Paris and declared that
tie Monroe Ifo"trine Is not recognized
by Mexico. MI right, Brother Carran-
"a, The Monroe Doctrine is like the
sun in the hcavens7-all the worse Tor
ueopl. who cannot see it-and II MI.
Carranza and the Japanese are look
in. for deep and permanent trouble
they might get together on something
that will lead uD to personal contact
with the doctrine aforesaid.
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:, s>hrcrc.oit negro who sold nam
for & cents pound was last Thursday
sentenced " Judse i.and t. thirty
DAYS on the parish farm The ham
weighed l., pounds and the darky part
ca With i; for 81 The Shreveport
Times reporter who recorded the al
cid,nt failed TO say who lought the
ham or from whom it WAS stolen or
what ilart if any. WAS recovered D.!
thc ri-htfrf! owner. or whether there
WAS IL civil suit for the part that hao
been eaten.
The Bossier banner., 1919-05-01

The Attorney-t;eneral of the United
states has declined to express an opln-
ion as to the legality of the action OF
cotton raisers in reducing the acreage
10 increase the price. Now the Coy
nrn,- OF Kansas and the Attorney
General of Kansas can either satisfy
themselves with their own opinions III
this matter or, better still, he less
The Bossier banner., 1919-05-01
STRAY SAI.E.

!,,srRAlED before J. III. Montgomery.
Justice of the Peace. Ward Two, Ros-
Sier Parish. Louisiana. Ivy w. j.. lvey.
Il very dark mare MULE. about eight
CT nine years old. about T. or II hands
high. weight about 100 pounds. long
name and tail. white hairs from collar
scar Oh top Of neck.
The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property and pay costs. or
said animal will lie sold according to
law, in Benton. La. within the legal
hours of sale. Oh Saturday. May 10.
1919. J. \. EDWARDS.
Constable. Ward Two.
AEril ;, 1919. mays
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e rcalSorled into the normal round of
civil life. The appeal is hacked by the
United States Department. Of Labor
and the wartime commission of the
churches.
The model for the poster. Sure.
Well Finish the job" has decided to
answer the appeal of cities to assist
personally in the sale of Victory Notes.
lie is Tony Avol;,r. and lives in Prov
incetown. Mass. with his wife and four
children. The itinerary arranged will
keep him busy until the end Of the
drive
The Bossier banner., 1919-05-01
HrSToS LA., THURSDAY. MAY l, 1919.

If it is Illegal to reduce the cotton
acreage we will reduce it by half next
wear instead OF one-tnird. Nothing
catchps the human ina ginatlon like an
adventure with all the nei"hhorS par
ticiuatjnr. nder such circumstances
the naughty human can feel Eoth sa1e
and bad. And we want to see VIVA!
Coz. What S-hisaa,lie. of Kansas. Is
y,in- to do about it. anyway. Curl
,>ify adds to our temptation III TINS
instance -- and to the profit of the
thing. toO-We do most Slncefei! nope
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NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.
Office ot state Tar Collector,
Benton. Louisiana.
IN conformity with Section 63 of Act 50 0f
the Acts of 1883. and subsequent laws Of
Louisi,.d. notice Is hereby given that all
persons holding mortgages upon real estate
located in the Parish of rossier, State Of
Louisiana, upon which taxes for the year
1918 have not been paid that ] will begin
the sale of same ut the front door of the
Court House In the town OF Benton, La,
on Saturday. June {. 1919, and that q
number of pieces of property so delinquent
are now being advertised in the Rossier
Farmer, in conformity with the law, prcpar-
atory to such sale. The attention of mort
gage creditors is especially called to this
advertisement of tax sales. and they are
warned to take such steps prior to the sales
rs may be necessary to protect their rights.
j. Il. EpTAEps,
Sheriff and cr=0tiei0 Tax Collector Boz
sicr Parish, Louisiana,
May !, 1919. Ijune 5
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TAX ORDINANCE No. l

is .ldOptcd hy the North HoSsicr Lrrrc
Board for the Year 1919.
AN ORDINANCE levying il 1O-mlll tax on
all property in the North BoSSler
Levee District subject to taxation
for levee and drainage purposes for
the year 1919.
BE it ordained by the Board OF Com
nliS<ionCrS of the North HoSSier levee
District. in regular session convened,
That Il district levee tax of ID mills on
the dollar of its assessed valuation be
and the same is hereby levied on ali
;.ro,ierty situated in the North boSSi"l
!.eyee District for the year 1910.
Adopted April 23. 1919.
Nj. :. HOLINGER. Pres.
North BOSsier Levee Board
J. PERRY. Secretary.
1n1A t1S-fl
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France was able to perform the
Superhuman task of keeping up Il
brave defense until America waS ready
only because the French are thrifty.
Had it not been for French thrift, the
war would have been over long lefore
the Americans came to the rescue. We
should profit by the lesson. Investing
in Thrift and WarSavings Stamps will
help greatly i'll acquiring hallts o1
thrift
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sIovED Iy J. =. Rodgers. and duly sec
ondeG ly J. {. Purcell. that the. follow
in. ordinance lie adopted, and same
vas carried:
An ordinance levyin. Il local ASSESS
lnent of 81 cents per acre, for the
year .3i9. Oil all land within the
North I;oSSier Levee District.
Re it ordained by the Board of Com
missionerS Of the North BoSSier Levee
district. in regular session convened.
That Il local assessment of 81 cents
per AGRA on every acre of land i'll said
levee district. for the year 1919, he
and the same is hereby levied.
Adopted April 23. 1919.
NJ. :. HOINGER. Pres.
North BoSSier Levee Beard
J. PERRY. Secretary.
MAY l. 1919. 1861
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People are, as Il general thing. III
clined to delay building of all kinds III
the hone of lower prices for materials
next year The economists all agree.
however. that. prices never fall until
the currency begins to shrink. The
currency shows no sign Of shrinking a:
this or any early date, Sc it looks like
a good time to build. especially as
hOu;e-room everywhere seems much
short of the demand.
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TAKEN Up

On or al out April 18th, on my place
i'll out seven miles east of Shreveport
in EcSsier Parish. IL BAY MARE. eight
or nine years old. weight III out SEQ OF
500 pounds. and Il lay mare COLT
a!out two years old. The owner will
, lease call at the plantation and get
these animals and pay for this notice
and expenses. 1881
f. Il. HERNDoN. Shreveport. La.
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There are Il million Americans EN-
camped in France and alcns the banks
of the Rhine. and if they should hear
that the Victory Loan had failed they
would feel rather lonesome. and il long
WAYS from home. These Short-term
notes are being sold for money with
which +. Ering the boys home, and
they know it.
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TAKEN I'r

At collinSl;ury. Il BLACK MARE. ap-
parently about seven years old. weight
about 80 pounds small white spot in
face. fiStula knot Oh left shoulder. scar
OH left hip: 10th saddle and collar
marks. The owner of this animal will
please come forward. claim and prove
property and pay for this advertise
ment 17-tfI GEORGE NATTIN
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Wanted!

WHICH would you rather have-a pair
Of Rubber Heels put Oh Your shoes by
Shreveport Shoe Hospital .s2 Texas
street, next IIippodrome Jim Blanco.
Proprietor, or the Doctor.
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There is lot of money in BoSSier
Parish that would be Il much better
investment in Victory Loan Bonds
than in new automobiles. Nobody ever
did clip Il 4M per cent coupon from an
automobile.
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HoSsier Parrish has great deal to
do vet if she wishes to do herself honor
in the Victory Loan cainraign. She
will emerge with honor, of course. but
it is proper and timely to say just at
this crisis that something is due to lie
done at 0nca.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

THIS is to give legal warming to the
general public that 10 fishing. hunting
or other trespaSSing will lie allowed on
the Murray Place. located in township
22 range ii. Bo>Aier Parish Louisiana
U'helpS Lake Section).
I2-tfI j. Il. MURRAY.
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Buy your share OF Victory Bonds
now. and then get out and help to put
the loan over.
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New S Nubs

IcoNIfNUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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ORDINANCE No. ,.

May 1. 1919. 1861
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STRAY SALE.

May l. 1919. l1S-6]