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The Progress., 1892-06-04
BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
A Progressive and Beneficial lnstl-
tuition.

A Progressive and Beneficial Inst
tuition.
Among the many enterprises es-
tablished in the city of Shreveport,
none have been more beneficial to
the general welfare, aided more to
increase her financial condition,
than the Shreveport Mutual Build
ing Association. Since its organl-
zation it has built many houses
for those who were unable to do
so in any other manner, which has
added TO the income of the city by
increasing its taxable property,
and Mt the same time was the
means of giving those homes who
had formerly been forced to pay
rent, ON monthly inFtallments Of
but little moro than the monthly
rental
This association has proven q
safe investment for the money
lender. rs well as an easy and leni-
pnt task master TO the borrower.
It. is on n sound financial basis,
conducted ON thorough business
principles, and Is one of the solid
and progressive institutions of
Shreveport.
Its condition on April 9 last can
he thoroughly understood 10y an
examination OF its published state
meut. which can be found in this
issue of the paper. Its officers aud
directors are all well known bust
ness mon OF this city, and need no
recommendation Mt our hands.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
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The Progress., 1892-06-04
Use Home Produce.

Since the publication Of THF
PRoGuFss, and making n survey
and study Of the field which it oc-
cupies we have learned many
things reiaSing 90 our home pro
ducts Of which we were ignorant
Of previously. As one item in
particular. we have learned that
large quantities of nice, sweet and
wholesome country butter. fresh
from the churn, nro made in our
surrounding country, which would
be brought to this market il prop
erly encouraged Every pound Of
1t should find a market righ5 here
in Shreveport. Many pounds do,
but all OF 1t should. 1t should take
the place Of the western and cream
cry and no doubt would, with little
solicitation on the part OF the gro
cory merchants. We can remem-
Der the time when il was
only with very great dif-
iieulty that the families were in
dueed to even try Goshen and
then creamery butter, and this
was accomplished only when the
country article could not be OBJ
tanned. But now large quantities
of this foreign make are sold here.
Education did it aud it can be
utilized TO bring the home made
product completely back into the
household sgain We do not by
any means wish TO convey the i'm
preston that little country butter
is sold here, for we know 70 the
contrary that vast quantities are,
but we desire TO have every avail
able pound consumed in this mar
ket that can be obtained, so that
rs much money rs possible may be
kept at home and encourage home
industry.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Di1nt Need, Free RationS.

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The Progress., 1892-06-04
Real Estate Transfers

LE Carter To- Anna Smith, lot 10.
fuckers subdivision, 9l20
Sarah ". Crawford 10 w. w. Wood
ruff, lot on Texas avenue known ms
the Phillip Flournoy lot; lot on Texas
road in section 2. township II. range
II. 10 feet font 10y 30 feet deep.
slgO.5O.
Succession of Mrs. NJ. \. Foster 10
WIN. n. Foster and Mrs. ". &. Cole
I $40 acres of land, a.. 100
Grace and Virginia Jones 10 r. w.
Lake, lot in ten acre lot -. iuforsoo
ton Of Lawrence street aud Southern
eru avenue. f75.
W. -. Powell 81 NJ. 10 -. w. Powell
and r.. -. Powell, his interest IN part
of lots and .. block ~. $500
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Feast of PentecOst.

The feast Of Peutecost was observed
with much ceremony by the Israelitcs
of our city. being an event Of cOusid
cradle event with them. On last
Wednesday the rights Of coniirmna-
tion,were conferred on several children
which consisted of very imp essive
ceremonies. Those who took upon
themselves the solemn vows were
Misses Sadie Holman. Theresa March.
Sarah Davis. Flora Loeb and Mr.. Sill
van FlOrshiem.
The.exercises were embellisbed with
rich, and instrumental music.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
LOCAL ITEMS.
Gitr Ehnrns1n s.


In this department W. VIII v" HFhh
60 publish notices Of regular nnh S{lt-
'ial services of M the churches ~ ne
city. Pastors. ~ those authorized 10y
them. are invited 10 fu -nish inforna-
ton NJ 60 any changes for ea"h week,
not later than THURSDAY evening 81
the week previous.l
First Methosist Episcopal 'h'E"h
South. Rev. 4. T.. Pierce, pastor
Preaching SabbEth n. m. and f:i
y. m. Sunday school, "'Ha. ~. 'iass
meeting. i]O p. ~. Srnaay, and I't5
y. m. Tuesday. Prayer meeting
y. m. Thursday.
Methodist Mission. supplied Ivy
Rev. u. v. Jackson. preaching ''aH
u. m. Sunday. Cle-s and prayer meet
ing Friday, 9 ,p.m. Sunday s"hoo'
2fj y. m. Sunday.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Sunday School Picnic.

The Methodist Mission Sunday
school had a delightful picnic at
the Fair grounds Thursday last.
II wa first determined TO hold it
in the woods in the rear of Mr.. T.
@. Barett's place, ont in the shady
woods, delightful spot, but the
rain prevented, and forced the
school to appeal to Messrs G. j.
Foster and John j. Koran fer the
use of the Fair grounds, which
was kindly granted. The day was
spent in delightful pleasures, in
dulged in by the children of all
ages, from 5 TO 80 years of age
There was an abundance Of good
things TO eat, and everyone ap-
peared happy and contented.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
"Stop. Theft

OtOp. L mel
A contemporary seems TO he
wrought mp 10 n frenzipd pitch
because mon dared 30 think the
call for aid 10y Mayor Ninson was
unnecessary. n insiuuates very
strongly that politics, and not
honest motives. prompted the
meeting called for the purpose to
declare against asking aid 90
tompola. . mora" This same
journal. whom any one who SUD
ported McEuerv makes n move Of
any sort, no matter how unimpor
tant. is among tho first 10 open
wide It's mouth aud yell hurrah
i'm q voice that would make a Com
ancho Indian commit suicide from
pure envy. qnd at the same time
toss its hat go high in the air
that caught in the opposite cur
rant which gravitates. upward, it
never appears to decorate its
wearers head again. Having
given vent To this expression of
approval, it next assays to get the
scalp Of all who do not doi Pike
wise, and yet is always the first to
cry, "stop, thiefr when it's fever
ish imagination has conjured mp n
political crime committed. II
seems not 10 have occ Irred to this
Journal that Mayor Ninson may
have been actuated by selfish mo
tives Of self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in
hastily issuing this call for relief
for thn dear colored brother oh.
no, he was a McEnery man, and OF
course is devoid of all lrtmag
unanimous intentions oh, those
pure. immaculate. honest unset
fish, exemplary, selfsacrilicing,
sacrificed Mctnery menl How
their families must be apprehen-
sive of their sudden taking off
How. IA their wires and children
bid them goodbye each morning,
they must be in agony ofsuspepce
till they retire again at night, for
fear thai in twinkling Of an eye
they may he snatched frsm earth
in a chariot Of fire and borne 81
heaven by whirlwind, like Elijah
Of old These McEnery followers
never do anything from interested
motives; oh, no, perish the thought
that would suggest it. still the
tongue that would utter such an
iusinuation. Even, the NO. who
dared to think differently from
Mayor Vinson should he publicly
executed without the Formally of
a trial, simply in the name of Jus
tice. The fact that they may
own rods Of land to where he
may possess feet, would not alter
the matter in the least. He was
controlled by motives Of charity
and benevolenee pure and sim
pie, while those who differed were
actuated by unauthorized mean
cess in which honest and fair
minded impulse was a foreign in
gredient. They should be hung
and every body knows it, and n
crown should be placed on ble
heal of our mayor.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Personal Mention

DR.. r. j. Heron and Mr.. j. II.
Mccain, Of the Third ward, drop
ped in on us Thursday. The doc
tor came down to attend the meet
ing of the executive committee, of
which he is member, Yd Mr.
Mccain was on businessU
Mr.. J. S. Noel, Of Moo cgsport,
was also down in attendance on
the executive committee.
Col. Sam G. Rogers has gone to
Baton Rouge. He will soon move
there with his family, to assist in
taking care Of the States money.
Mr.. l.. b. Phillips, Of the Fifth
ward. answered "IIere," when his
name was called by the secretary
Of the executive committee.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
The Parish Executive Com
mittee Meeting.

Pursuant TO call, the Caddo par
isb Democratic Executive Commit
tee met mt the courthouse mt II
o'clock Thursday, with l6 mem
bers, working number, present.
For the purpose of organization,
Mr.. G. ID. Hicks was called to the
chair and Mr.. j. II. Ross TO the
desk as secretary. After this, on
motion Of Mr.. J. S. Noel, Of Ward
3, Mr.. f.. ". Randolph was made
permanent chairman, while Mr.
Ross was retained as permanent
secretary, on motion of Mr. w. j..
Foster.
The following were then elected
as delegates. to the State Conven-
ton, which will convene on the
14th inst, to select delegates TO the
Democratic National Convention,
to-wit: Ward /, J. 6. Beasley:
Ward z, J. r. Browning; Ward 3,
Hon. W. f.. Wasson; Ward 4, Hon.
A. Currie. N. g. Blanchard, w. II.
Wise. Gen. T. +. Bell, Messrs. j.
". Martin, w. NJ. Odum, Col. J.
NJ. Hollingsworth, Col S. J. Ward,
G. ID. Hicks; Ward 8. Hon. &. G.
Phillips: Ward, 6, DIR. r. Il. Schum-
pert; Ward 7, Mr.. l. w. Pickens;
Ward 3, Mr.. w. J. Hutchinson,
Jr.: 10 whom it was recommended
that they vote as unite on all
questions arriving in the conven-
ton.
The committee then adjourned
sine die.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Constable Sale.

NO. 82s5-Cale u DAVIS VS.. Bette Hannah.
by virtue ofa writ of fieri racias IN mo
issued. In the above mum bered and entitiad
SUIT by Hon. q. u. Hicks. JustIce nf tha
Pieaee Tor Fourth Ward of Caddo parlsb
~, ! have seized aud will sell ut public
N w. 5ol ~ me front door of the courtroom.
tween the legal hours of sale ON
SATURDAY, JUNE IL, 1872,
the following described prone,tv 90 ,.i,.
lot household and Kitchen f,,rnjt,,re
efms Of sale cash on the spot. sihiect IN
W. Iais st. &. w. Kelly.
The Progress, June 4, 1892. Constable
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Constable Sale

20 oos skklo-Bernstein Bros. vs.. NJ. r. Han.
sn 10y virtue q writ Of Geri facias 10 me is.
snit ~ ~ IT, H. above entitled aud numbereI
Peace ~ H. -, =. -. Hicks. Justice Of the
.a ia nave seized aud will seli II publle
81 C a355 ~. tbe front door Of tho rn,srfhonse
hours ~ i pIidish, La. between the legal
a. SATURDAY. JUNEIs. 1892
'sv ~ % household and Kitchen g,,n{,',Iid
appraisement. - ~, subject 70
~ Progress, June 4. 1872 Cansisii,
The Progress., 1892-06-04
EstraY Notice

90, ' Tf up on ''Townsend,s ts,ona,
W. tuesday,, May "a. 1872 he anu,
,,n, aud estrayed before "' IN
u III authority. ono Poi r .io
Iii, Iii "hlte spots on belly ,na, 10y
a "m" crop aud under-bit IN lnst n ~
@ ',op and swallow-fork T., I'LL; IN
bas an , Is about 4 wears nld anI
'' Th y c'llI about 3 weeks old ''' '"'
uro,,e,,, =" vt VIII come forward. provo
viii. aha pay all charges. or Sam,
WI we sofa according 10 inv '"iio
Justice p..c. q. ID. HICKS.
Parish. la. " "ard' caddo
Tue 'foEfess, May ~. 1902.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Constable Sale.

NO 82,l-Annie Johnson VS.. Frankie
Daughes. i""Aio
by virtue Of writ Of heri facias 10 mo
ISL sSueh, IN The above entitled aud numbered
Peace Of the Fourth Ward of Coddn ns,ish
~, ! have seized and will sell M pnblie
sueuon NJ The front door of the eottrttoom
no. ZO5 Milan street Shreveport. La. ba'
tween the legal hours Of sale on
SATURDAY. JUNE IS. 1872.
! uunk and contents. Terms of sale eosb
v" 'ne spot subject 10 apprnisement.
NJ 9. w. KELLY, Constable.
the Progress. June a. IspJ.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Midway Public SchOOl--An
Enjoyable Exhibition.

On last Monday night an OK
coedingly appreciative event took
place at the Midway public school.
over which Miss Daisy Gamblin
has presided with great sstisfac-
ton during the past fall and win
ter sessions. This was an attrac-
tive and enjoyable exhibition.
given by the scholars, which con
sisted of songs, recitations, dia
lugues, charades and similar exer-
CT es, which were enjoyed so
hugely by all present, that the
general opinion prevailed that this
entertainment was one of the most
enjoyable that they ever wit
messed
The exercises consisted of the
following attractive program,
which was rendered with great
credit TO both pupils and instruc-
ter, and gave entire satisfaction to
the patrons of the school:
PROGRAM.
|. Opening Recitation By Ocio Estes.
2. star Of the Evening -Tableau and
song.
2. Playing School-Charade.
4. Brudder Johuson's Opinion of WO-
rau-lRecitatiOn 10y Master w.
Nicholson.
Z. Boring for Oil-Tableau.
g. The Builders Recitation 10y Master
Johu Sibley.
Z. Nohody's Darling - Tableau and
Song.
,. Negro Sermon-By james Mich
olson.
O. Minister'S Guests Charade.
10. Rel,ecca at the Tableau aud
Song.
II. P,ttpr of the Shingle-Recitatlo
by james Herndon, Jr
II. The French Dipner-Dialogue
-. Peace and Prosperity Tableau.
ID. Negro Sermon 800 BY Mr.. Sidney
Roach.
Is. Getting PhotOgraph-Charade.
1G. Mercy's Dream --Tableau aud Song.
81. The Rising Sun-Tableau and Song.
~. Marrying Fortune Charade.
10. Nearer. My God. 10 Thee -TabIeau
and Song.
20. Running n Blockade
q. Sailing Ger the Sea Song.
y. Awarding Prizes.
Master James Herndon received
the highest prize for being the
most regular attendant at school,
and Miss Susie Roach bore off
second honor for greatest improve
ment in writing.
An admission Of 25 cents for
adults and 10 cents for children
was charged, and the money taken
in was devoted to repairing the
school building and putting it in
order for next session.
The citizens Of Midway are justly |
proud Of the progress made by
their children. and are more than
pleased with Miss Daisy Gamblin.
the teacher.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Following is the new police jury for
Caddo Parish: Word I, s. q. Spear
man; Ward 2, J. 8. Jolly; Ward .. j. s.
Noel; Ward I. !. NJ. Foster. 4. Pourpe.
W. Y. Taylor; ward 2, T.. y. Phillips.
Ward g, s. y. Han; ward Z, !. r..
Herndon; Ward J. NJ. Robinson.
The only members left off of the old
body being j. y. Spearinan i'm the
hrst ward, w. -. Brewing ~ the sec
ond ward. J. -. Newton IN the third.
Il. ID. Phillips in the nth ward.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

For tie present Wagner Bros.
will have their shop in the market
house, where you can find all the
finest of meats. In connection
they will have daily fresh country
butter, and tri-weekly saltwater
fish, consisting of sheephead, red
fish, red snapper, tenderloin (green)
trout, croakers, crabs end shrimp.
Give them call.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Constable Sale.

40. oz,'-hrs. B. Vsssile VS.. l. Rey.
snog v,rtqe OF writ Of fieri faclas TO me is
suit, by Hon. 9. y. Hicks Jns,iro ~ re
Ieace OF The Fourth Ward Of Caddo parish.
M pet"een the legel hours of sale on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1892.
me following described proner,, On ,,i,.
roy household and kitchen fittnitnre
a ,er,'ls on sale cash on the spot. snbiect In
Tba p,,,,',.. g. ". KELLY,
h'N9'i June Y, iSI2 Constable
The Progress., 1892-06-04

The first bridge span Of the
v. S. q. y. railroad from the Bos-
sier side Of Red river, went into
the water last Monday, caused by
the swift river current under
mining the pier on that bank and
causing it to topple into the waves.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

The writer is high enough now
to float all the forest Of Indian
Nation. but we bave hearl moth
ING from those coder poles which
are TO be used for the new
eleciric street railrOad.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

A race between one Of the hay
burners and an OK team took place
on Texas avenue last Monday aft
ernoor. II - almost useless to
state that the oxen won.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

4 New Baptist Mission viii be IN
augurated in IIolnesvillo next week.
The first services will he held there
Tuesday night M Z, led by Dr. w.
:. Penick. a house has been erected
especially for that purpose and the
promoters anticipate building good
congregation.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

IL Cleveland is nominated he
will be defeated. IF it is known
at the Chicago Convention that
THE PRoeREss thinks thusly, we
are sure he will be laid aside.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

The City Council has taken
steps to secure q steam ferry-boat
fer the accommodation of travel
pcross Red river at this point.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

The Vicksburg, Shreveport and
Pacific Railway company has been
unfortunate during the high water.
Not only did it lose span Of it's
bridge at Shreveport. but several
miles Of track was inundated and
destroyed, making it necessary TO
secure a steamboat for the convey
ance Of passengers to Gibbs, to
connect with their road there.
This causes a delay Of about thir-
teen hours. IA it requires about
that time for the steamer to make
the trip az it is quite a rOnd-
about course that has TO be pur-
sued. The Blue Wing is the boat
used IL is however quite pleas
ant trip FOR those who can afford
TO spend the time necessary 10
make IL.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

storms. tornadoes and cyclones
have been quite numerous this year.
One passed through this parish Tue
day derry considerable damage.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Screen beers and Screen Win
davis

Have the best in town put in
your house, and not fight flies and
mosquitoes this summer. The
Southern Hardware Company will
put them in your house, and guar
antee satisfaction, at bottom
prices.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Mr.. J. II. Land is now the DIS
trict attorney of the Caddo dis
trict. He received his commits
sion Thursday morning.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Master George r. GluID Dreyfus.
son Of Mr.. sc. Dreyfus, whichever the
opening prayer az sunday school ser
vice tomorrow morning NJ the Sym
npwtIp
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Dr. e. &. McCloud will lead the
meeting In the Alendale Baptist Mis
sion tomorrow evening. Services be-
giu ~ o'clock.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Have your cisterns purified.
This is done by the new process of
cleaning them while filed with
water. Telephone Chas. Stoer or
G. y. Hicks.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

A bill has been introduced in
the House of Representatives OF
this State to prevent the marriage
Of whites and negroes This
should be passed with all speed,
and made a law as soon As posi-
bic.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Miss Barbara White. Of New Or
leans. who hiss been paying pleasant
visit 10 Miss Lizzie IIauser. returned
home this week.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Skiffs are the means of passage
across Red river at Shreveport
The ferriage is ten cents.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

For the choicest veal, beef and
mutton, try Wagner Bros. They
keep the best in the market.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

For the most delicious ice cream,
telepl one your orders to Chas.
Stoer. No. 1853 Texas avenue.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Some of the newly elected onicinIs
OF this parish are still wearing an
anxious, hungry look on account of
the non arrival of their commissions.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Nothing is more disheartninp
to a man than the discovery that
he has married woman who loves
to keep his writing-table in order
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Ice cream is a delicious morsel,
and Chas. Stoer makes q palatable
article. Telephone orders to 1853
Texas avenue.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Those desiring comfortable fur.
nished rooms can be Accommodated
by applying at THE PRocREss OF
fee.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

These tam" very cool mornings
we are experiencing now
The Progress., 1892-06-04
The o and 10 Cent store

Offers some splendid bargains in
refrigerators, ice cream freezers,
croquet sets, etc.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Judge A. w. o. Hicks has some
fine registered Jersey. heliers
which he will sell at roek-bottom
nricoq
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Ice Bsxss and lee Cream Frcez-

Now is the time TO buy these
goods. and before doing 80 call on
the Southern Hardware Company
and get their prices.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Chas. Steers is Headquarters foT
the most delicious ice cream. lei
pphone HIM Mt 1853 Texas avenue.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Bologna sausage, toothsome AMI
intioiug made 10y Nagner Bros
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Wagner Bros. make n specially
of Vienna sausage.
The Progress., 1892-06-04

Superior Stoves and hsHges'
Most satisfactory goods tn buy
at The Fair.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Lightning.

The best ice cream freezer made;
also White Mountain. The Fair.
The Progress., 1892-06-04
Marriage License.

Austin Ballard and Clara ward
Edward Flanagan and Doney Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
Selling the Algeria Stables.


At the first days sale at New York, latter
sails, which began yesterday, ffty-seven mares
and foals brought $4,000. The animals ali
belonged to the famous Algeria stud Of the late
William I. Scott. The sale will be resumed to-
day, and on Wednesday night the stations, in
Guiding Rayon dor, will be sold
Among the chief sales yesterday were: Ella
T., b. M, 1876 dam Of Tea Tray, War Dance.
by Benny Kate, to Foxhall Keene at o. 900.
All Hands Round, Oh. M, 1880 dam of Bo-
lero), War Dance, by Taanteils, to J. 8. Nc
Dopald for $40 =
Belize haywood, b. m, 1873 (dam of Tenny),
Hanion's Lexington, by Julia Mattingly, to !.
Beauty, CHI. M, 1888 (winner), St. Rlaise. by
Bella; to Marcus DAILY for $4,000.
Belle OF Nelson, b. m, 1875 dam Of Belle Of
Marion). Hunters Lexington, BY julia Mat
tingly, to J. p. Clay for o., Zoo.
Clover, b. m. 1887 (dam Of Flageoletta),
Maearoni, by Verdi, to ]. B. Clay for 81 800.
Fiageoietta, b. m, 1884, Rayon dor. BY
Clover, to W. H. Forbes for el,l0o.
Katina, b. M, 1888, KantAka, by Blandoraf
to W. Lakeland, S2,l0o.
Helena, ch. m, 1887, Mortimer, by squeezem
TO w. Lakeland for o., 100.
Marine, b. m, 1882, Mortimer. bv Carry Axl,er.
ton, to W. Lakeland for e2,2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District of Columbia Washington d. G. octoie-
h. al whom i may concern: having
trict Of Columbia that the following named water
are necessary for the public safety comfort and
deeo water main tax to be assessed therefor the
commissioners hereby give notice that they will re-
Nom an az psrf as anis1ssse until TWELVE O'CLOCK
lectiops should be submitted in Wrttinr Invinr
mains as follows as indicated upon pats in the
once % the Engineer Commissioner northwest: In
aey OF square 60 running north Pierce street
80 test street Uetween 10th and Water str eets
southwest. on street southeast between 4tb and 5b
streets on street. on street. Seaten street and
on 81 ses between k PROT. avenue and the end q
seirs avenue northwest from 70 2oth street. square
" on Trinidad avenue between Florida avenue an
NJ street; county. J. W. DOUGLASS j. w Ross.
VIM; II. ROSSELL, Commissioners District Of Co.
lu nbia. ocI, a.