The Progress., 1892-12-31
OUR ADVERTISERS,
THEIR STANDING 4 GREET TO
ANY JOURNAL.
A Careful PerusaI of Their Names 80
Hcited.


, businers qualities, who have seen
it profitable to use our columns as al
advertising medium.
Such men give their advertisements
to such papers only as have d lreput-
able standing and are sustained by a
comfortable Subscription Inst
We commend them III Ebatever
busiLess they are Engaged, to the
public generally, and ds "a personal
favor. we request the friends Of this
paper to give them the preference
wnen mahIng purchases of any kind
of goods that they handle.
Let MS take look at these adver-
tisements.
On the front page will he fOund
the fine display Of Messrs. IL Drey-
fuss ~ Don. This firms reputation
for fair dealing END reliable goods
extends ever wide range of coun-
try. They are now selling ont at ex-
tremely lg " figures for the purpose
of liquIdating the affairs of the bus
siness and mean just what they say
when they advertise that they are
selling out at sacrifice prices.
On the same page Is the exposition
sd, of Mr.. Il. Rhelp-, the North
Louisiana shoe man. The name OF
Phelps is closely identified with re
liability ia his line of business. and
his guarantee on any article he sells
is all that is required by his MINER
ons patrons everywhere.
On the eighth page we have Mr..
Leon NJ. Carter, Wholesale and re
taildruggist. Mr.. CsIser is one Of
our foremost business men, and his
trade in the drug line has reached
plane where success alone can stscd
Just now he is calling particular at
tenticn to has holiday presents rs
we'll as fireworks, ana can be trusted
for everything he says in his ad.
Just beneath him is the artistic ex-
hibit Of the Kahn Dry Goods Com
spany, limited. This is oHe of our
Leading dry goods houses and the
stock of notioas and fancy goods, !
which is on sale there, are Being dis
posed of st low rates.
In another part of the papsr will
be found the card of that weli-known
dry goods marohsnt, Mr.. Ben ..Holz-
man. Mr.. Holman ~ a business
man of integrity and his excellent
trade bears out all be Claims in his
advertisement.
Another dry goods housein Shreve-
poIt whose career, though brief, Is
worthy of emulation is that Of Messrs.
Bodenheimer Brothers. These gen
tlemen handle goods which they can
well afford TO recommend, and they
are sending then out daily at very
low prices. Their big card will be !
found enseonced iR our columns with :
the others.
While writing oE dry good our =
zaind is drawn TO the boss emporium
Of this class of matet,ial--cloihlDg-
and suggests the names of Meesrs. !,
Jordan & Booth whose ad is where !,
are live mems are-in The PROGRESS =
these gentleman have worked up an =
immense trade in their line, not only :
in Shreveport but the country sur Z
rounding it. This was done by sell :,
ing good goods for little money. > >
One suit of clothes suggests other a. ..
articles of wearing apparel for the -
sex and our mind reverts =,
70 that old time and reliable firm of a a
n. Levy x Son. These gentlemen - =,
have been before the public in the ~ 80
'lothing and Quitting line for years 80
ND are closely identified with relia :
biity. Their nice ad in this issue -
Fi'l tell what they have to say. !"
While on the subject of home com IN
br.. we must not forget that grocer =. =,
es is an absolute necessity; and that's To
leing admitted, we will take a peep ~
\ the card of MIR. Albert Rebstcck. 30 -.
nd take a look in on his psrlor gro - ~
cry. Here we will find both family III
nd fancy groceries at prices that will nv
ertainly he satisfactory. p
And while in search OF edibles, let -.
8 continue ON TO the large wholesale of %
nd retail grocery store of Messrs. os,
ioldstein, Rose az Co. These gen
emen are also reliable business men, go,
eep a good stock and sell at close far el
cures. Their AL. viii ie fund in 80.
- issue. ~
We must not yet stop. but con- ~ W.
nus on TO The model grocery store Lo,
Mr. j. ID. Lee. He is also worthy -,
patronage from his class Of goods - y
pa the prices asked therefor. His +
|Id tells you VIII 70 to call. -
Let Tor a moment return 10 the
meet of drugs, medicines, etc, and . . = =
anime the ad of Messrs. Morris a. .1' ~
Pckson. This firm is the direct des- I'',
nusnt OF one which was considered L.. =.
crougLly reliable and praisworthy s,n saii
,'s day, and the present firm has @ gu
W sustained the prestige which its pow Pr
uscessor acquired. For fuller III; ne
'all read their card. this
We are still dealing with necessr- :,
snd appropos TO that snbiect we 30 !, y
now refer to the question Of fire Ti';, Tl.t
uance. This indeed is a neces- NE
and no where can ono find safe, TOO,