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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-03-16
Administrator Sale!
The Cascade House.
Farm and Personal Property
OF LOYAL j. KELSEY, LATE OF
SALISBURY,
win be sold at public auction on the
premises
On March 90, 1894,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
On March 90, 1894,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

The above-named MOTEL property has one OF
the finest locations on Lake Dunmure tor a
summer resort; has "A fine picnic use, nine
boats, and has been largely resorted to both
by boarders and picnics.
The farm consists OF acres suitably di.
vIded into meadow, pasture and woodland.
The personal property of household and hotel
furniture, boats, bay mare, 5 COWS, two
year.old heifers, calves, wagon, plows,
moving machine and many other farming
implements. I02w
CHAS. f. KINGSLEY, Admr.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-03-16
CORNWALL CREAMERY RETURNS.

Inc following prices were paid at the
cornwall creamery during the season of
1893 for milk:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-03-16

have carefully examined the foregoing State
ment and find the same 20 be correct
CHARLES A. PRELLER, Auditor
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-03-16

From, the Surplus dividend viii be apportione'
as usual.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-03-16

Insurance and Annuiiies
assumed and renewed Sos, 699, 552 40
NorE-Insuralce merely written is discarded from this
Statement wholly misleading and only insurance actually
issued aud paid for in cash is included.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-03-16

ROBERT A. eRANnlss, Wos-Pssslussr
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
Sam Jones in Shreveport.

Sam Jones, the noted evangelist. was
in Shreveport Tuesday and preached
at the Methodist church ut 4 o'clock
that Afternoon. His coming was purely
incidental and without Tho knowledge
OF cither'him or our people, being
caused BY his passing through here en-
his way tUfill an engagement at Ben.
ton the same night.
Although only brief notice Was given
nit to the public, the house was fall at
the hour named and crowded a few
moments after.
Mr.. Jones Is mimi table: IN fact there
IL but one Sam.Jones. His sermon was
partsermon, part temperance lecture.
but sound. good and true uil through
FL, made his audience laugh. shed
tears. grow Thoughtful and liel I
hearted, but all the time weaving u
golden skcinof truth, purity and bonor.
There was nothing OF the vulgar in
his sermon. while the tone OF his voice
and mien displayed showed sincerity
and the love OF mankind, as the chill,
drcn of God -
Zone sinner .Worketh much harm Oh
evsl," was his text, and by picturine
certain classes of9sin and sinners
brought home truths bv painting nom
scenes to his congregati q. Sam Jone.
was ri sht when he said preachers
should pay some attention to the pres
ent, the now and its accompanying sin
aAA not altogether to the sweet bye
and bye" o
We wish wRcould get Sam Jones Il
hold protracted ,servico 10 Shrcve
port. We believe he would tllrasl
many of usAnd do us good
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
The Signals illustrated.

The Crowley Signal came to us last
week in o special edition, 'doubly en-.
larged and muchiy illustrated. i.
wassa big undertaking for Crowley,
but nil neaperandum is the motto of
Messrs. W. W. and @. G. Dnson, and
cd and abe tied by Mr. L S Sc It., he
able manager of the Signal.
Among the illustrations we note
the likeness Of gentlemen we met at
Crowley during the last press conven-
ton aud the pictures of the many
dwelling and business houses we saw
whilethere.
We compliment our confreres and
friends on their success.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
Welcome to Damon.

The name of Dssnon always arouses
the enthusiasm OF the chivs.sous world
because it has now become Ne insignia
Of fidelity. Damon of old stifl lives II
memory@hd saall liveop long as appre,
citation of virt@, integrity and adhea
ence to principle has u revered spot in
the human breast
Dosoto parish has her 4amon, a
young and tender representative of the
hero now, but bids fair to one day emu
late the famous man whose name he
bears. DeSoto's Damas first saw the
light about three weeks ago, aud
knowing the enthusHastic reverence
which our old friend, Air. w. Lee Will
son. and his good wife, had for his IL
iustrious name sake, Selected their
domicile as his place OF tutelage, Gov
lug that his teaching there would be
Of the true school in which to learn the
lessons of tlplest fidelity. o
A cordial Welcome to you, little Da-
mon May you prove a. truesto Our
benefactors as the elder Damon was to
his; as faithful 10 those who sacrificed
so much for yon rs that one was to
Pythias. But sir! you need not read
history to find &. model, but be such a
nan as your grandfathereand you w,ll
do well. Emulateyour father aud you
will be, q good citizen. Learn from
your mother and you will be fitted for
the next world. o@
Our hand to you, Sir. Give us the
grip of Pythian brotherhood and we
will hail it with pleasure.
Regards to mother, father and grand.
father.and grandmother.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFIC', NATCurToCu =, La
September IL, 1891.

Notice is hereby .ivsu that tue follow.
ipc-named rttler has flied notice of his
intentions make inal proof i'll snpp NJ,
of his ella m, and that said proof viii nv
made beior Clerk of District C'"rt at
Shove, ort La, on NovenlnrS lS9l,yl2
Homtsirat E,ry Ne. a,7'9, R'he't r,
-, din. field. for til. Snuil"'as a of sonth-
east a S'c,ion2', South = Of : u!hwe>t
4, ,tct on u. and Northeast 4 # North
eat 4. Session %. Township =! notth
Range Is wes'. Iia names the fol OWING
wiinrss"st, prove lis co'''innnuS RESI-
deuce upo, am cultivation Of, said Ial:d,
w: T. w. Barlow. J. y. Jo!ie,, }. A.
oX, j. J. Hale, of Dlack Rll on =. o La.
Any person who desires 10 lr 'test
,gail st the allowances of su"h prU,f OF
VINO knows OF any snb"'nn'lmi reason,
underline law and Tn" regulations of tn
Interior Department., Why such proof
should not be allowed will be given an
opportunity at the above mentio' ed
time aud place To cress-nxhnslne the viii
npssrs of sad claimant. ana 10 offer evil
drnce in rebuttal Of that submit ed D..
claimant. EDwD. PH ll.lllS,
II, Stpr
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
MKT MONDAY
louisana'S Ninth Annual Fair and Shreye-
potttNpositiou Will Open. With SpIsn-
did Exhibits il a|f the Departments
and Magnificent Attractions,

Those OF eur "eaders who faj 10 wish
the shreveport EXpnsi'io next week
viii assurcdIy have lost ono Of ii!c's
opportunities
In both pleasure and instruction IL,
forthcoming Exposition will by far sur
pass all previous ones, and provo Az
event lnng 10 be remembered in Shrevr.
port luud(s. =.
Exhibits in all The departments hav,
been maAc in large numbers, aat. en-
tries are being daily received from ali
oyer the country. \ il OF the space il
hemain hall has brcn eecarcd by cX-
b ibilors. and the cry is for more room.
As for the various outside attract ions
Secretary Koran is actually puzzled to
| lind space for them, for never before
has there been go many applca ions
and SO great u. variety iucluding as
they do many .! the Textures of the
celebrated Midway Plaisance of tn,
Worlds Fair. and which will doubtless,
prove 50 entertaining to hundreds OF
sight-5eers.
The races will. be beyond question
! tne nhGSI over NllntSStu IN NORM Lou
isiapa, there being: already between
fony and fifty entries made in the ,rot-
ting. pacing and running classes aud
with the special premiums for record
| breaking which are offered there is no
doet. but that extraordinary speed
will be'dcyeloped.
The fair viii be formally opened by
Lis EXceilency. Gov. Murphy J. Eos
Ter, i'll an elodUsnt address, which viii
prove very intel. sting, AND should b.
heard by all.
The Washington Artillery band will
render superb music, which will prove
one of the attractive features of the
Exposition and delight all listeners.
On Tuesday night, November +. TIL
grand pyrutachnicJl display viii b
simply magnificent. Nothing like this
has been ever attempted in this sec
tion, and the beauty and brilliancy o
the fiery pictures and i)lhminations
will alone pay for visit to the Exposi
tlcn. -
Let every one.tike at least one da,
W. visit the Exposition, and bring hi
family with him, you'will never regre
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notic, Is hereby given that in &C
rorUancp with Act No. Isl of 1871. The
following named commissioners aud
clerk Of election are appointed to con-
duct the election u the respective poll
mo rlaccs herein named, to preside
over the election to be held November
t, 1894. 10 elect Il Congressman for lh"
Fourth Congressional District Of Lou
siana:
. WARD ONE.
: sSwan's Stosr-las. W"Dixan: Il, f..
Adgtr. j. c. Dickson, W. A. Swan, N
/. Kirk: A. C.'Slmms. clerk.
Wits school HnusnOr Hale's store
i. NJ. HALE. Dave Garter, ]. NJ. Hoss,
II. HoiImeister, --- Martin.
Frog Level-B. f. Nugent, w. H.,
Adams, Noah Tyson, - Slaughter,
\. J. Martin; J. II. Chandler, cleSk.
GARD TWO.
Mt. Gilead-H. " Huckabv. clerk;
w, +. Nonlcy. W. NJ. McClondon. a. 5.
MeCIc alun, d. Barr, John Jolly, f. 5.
Steward.
Midway B. f. Festervant lee !9.t,
Davis Drowning Pink Browning, } 3,
Harold. Sam Poscy and l.. A. Walton,
clerks. Ns
jams Buyou-Sam Vardaman,B F.
Teak, r. y. Pitts, VIM. Graham, frank
Grahnm: John Russell, clerk.
WARS THREE. 81
Mooringsmrt-S. P.'Harrell, @. ",
Ballard, J. H.7Harris. w. A. Elet, W.
NJ. Elder, H. P. Chadwick.1J Il. Nc.
Cain AID W. H.sH Groom, CLERKS.
f. I.onrwood- W. r. Noel, John Cur
rie. A. J. Parnelt Ed Currio. NJ. Cur
rlc, Elm HeArue, NJ. Barnes.
t@ WARD FOUR. - ~
Jewela al. Hunsicker, WI L. Eos
ter, Joha Sneed, W. NJ. Odum, -
Slewen. {.
I la,ourt House-Wm. Winter, Milo
I,Bpoher. Jobn Wmbish, Newt. Buckle
!sw~Aiex Holmes, Mat Scovell; L. G.
BarrcEclerk.
Engine House, "A. Conway, n, B.
IAIurff, Will Seay. inc. Y. Hodges, s.
rs. Hicks, TON. Crenshaw; Frank }.
| NUlaa, clerk.
WARD EVE.
Greenwood-S.O. Jones, JostrJones
Pas gournoy, s. 4. Alexander, ". II
Bradford, Nj. Flournoy.
WARD SIX.
Spring Ridge-.jeptha S"llivan, Ton
Williams, AL Thomass-- WEBB.
Y . WARD SEVEN. {.
\ Skinner Grove-N!arion NcMfllen
Geo. Colquitt, Jasper RAYMOND. Ii
Nicholson, John Teagles Nat Teag'e.
DWARF SEVEN. q :.
o Sand Beach Ben Crowder. - VIII
cox. Will Crowder, Jules Lamprere, K
g Caledonia j. S. Rerley, VIM. jones
r.. 9Salupe, Miles Haughton, John Nj
.Roblpson, Dr., J.sR. Moss,
Il. We. TAYLOR
q e W: F. BUckELEW,
J. M. FLY,
@ 90 Supervisors
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE, NATCnlTOCnES, La
Snnf L.,r ~ 1Snt

Notice Is hrrcb, given that the pillow
my nl'lird settler has flied notice OF lis
Intentions 10 make illnl pr, of in support
al his tlolIi, ana that SAID proof will be
made Before tler of District Court at
Shreveport, La, an Move bcrS,l S4, viz:
Homestead En- ~ NJ. 1868 Rirhnru w.
Barrow. ior the T. ~ u OF Norlhwest J.,
and 5 Hthv's 81 4 If Mr., INV, =, q, See
ton D, ana 5 dlnrast = of n rthw.st a i,
Section q Township Il 80 lh, Range il
Wes'. Tie names the tullowu. vita, sses
to prove his contilIuou. I, .lJrncu upon
aud cultivation OF, SAID land, viz: Il. T..
Bedlhgilrld, }. $. JnIley, }. y. Cox, }. j..
Hale, OF Back Bayou =. O La.
Any pt'soli who desires 10 protest
.gaIhst the allowance Of s,t h prutf, rr
KNOWS or any substantial reason, I'M tr
me law and regulations Of the interior
Department, VIII, such proof sh' nd not
he allowed. viii be given an opportunity
~ Tue afoNc mentioned time amt pla, q
~ cr"sseXanine the witnesses nj said
claimant, and tn offer evidence in rebuff
tai of that snhmi,tedby cla,r ami.
EDwD. PHILLIPS, Register.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
In addition to the dates already adj

In addition to the dates already adj
Vcr.ised for Home Seekers Excursion
( Oct. II and Nov. ii the Texas and
Pa"IIic viii sell ro,enG-'rip tickets to q,
great many points in in lana, Ohioard
Michigac on Oct % and Nov. &. at rate
OF one fare: limited to return 80 DAYS
Frcia date OF sale.
REMEMHME Holiday excursion tick.
els 10 all points in the southeast will
b. sold over the Texas and Pacific rail-
way at one fare for the round trip,
december ~. u and -, 1894: limit d
Tor return passage 81 DAYS from d tie OF
sale, CASTOR McSIinr. G. Z. & I. A,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
A CIRCUS DAY is NEAR
Only Few DAYS Before the Advent of
Ringing Brothers Shows. %

The rapd approach of circus day
gives All aided interest to the many re-
markable new features annCosuced for
Ringing Bros. Worlds G,s%est
Shows: and ~ these famous circus
managers have never fajlS to keep
their promises, the publ may conf.
dcntiG.!y canht upon witnessing an cXSS
''aorainahy exhibition Of ethnologic,
geologic and 8renic features. The fame
of l'lndin. the modern Hercules, las
already preceded him. and his feat OF
supportlhg'a pla, Form and twenty men
| upon his chest is expected TO CT, ate u
sensation. This mlsc,ssar ,iossus can
llIt 1900 with case, and II piano is like
a Wy in his bands. The b st troMe
Of JAPANESE equiIihrists ev.r brounl
to This country isaIeaturc OF the triple
ring performance, which, embraces
scores OF the most famous aerialists,
acrohats. riders and specialists Of all
kinds, selected from the lgHling cele-
brites Of this country and Europe. he
brothers Hermann. asriaIists: the
| French GiIets, five Partisan acrobats;
Miss Josie Ashton aud Mix Rooney,
the famous bareback riders. VIM.
Irwin, the great head baiancer, and
other notables are embraced in the
roster of performers The menagaric
! Is more thasicver q great feature ana
Ringing i}fos'. giraffe is now the only
one ia American. The schools OF per-
forming elephants, ponies. goats and
other al lmals constitute Il feature that
never falls to please. Prince ,Chal-
Gatln, the long.maned PercherOn, and
the other novelties IN the horse fair.
give interest 10 that section Of the ex-
hlbtion. The fiat. hurdle. Roman
standing and two and four horse
chariot races are the most exciting
ever given onsa modern Lippodrome
track. The Spectacular entry which
inaugWate the performance is q scene
OF sp..ndor, rivaling the glories of old
Rome. The coming OF this great show
has been so thoroughly advertised that
1t Is simply necessary to refer to the
test that next Wednesday. Move mbel'
!, in Shreveport is ciryss -. and that
the grand street DrocSsA' u which will
ihaugnrate the event will i, III !, finest
ever given in this city. ~ -
| sos. $40 and 5l2 Market street YOU
will find meals to the Queens taste.
"A r
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

II the 54'h Congress, be ng Demo
cratic, does not remonetize silver,
passing a law for it's free coinage at
the ratio of rs to l; if it does not
make dealing in futures and options
illegal, then HE PRoeREss will not
again request its Pop,dist friends to
forsake their party, faith and feeling
aud vote with the Democrats aud fol-
this party.
II the Democratic party is not of,
by and FOX the people we want to
know it, a,,l it's action on these ques-
tlons will It'll. them.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

The ira itions Of their elders
amount to nothing with the people
these days, unless justice and equity
are taught therein.
The people of.this day-the farm
err, laborels $, wage earners generally,
are doing their own thinking, aud
the party which gives their Interests
thought, consideration aud assistance,
is the one they wall adhere to and
vote for.
This the politicians will do we'll to
consider.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

How will lhs government pay for
the railroads? by the issaance OF It's
own paper money.
What will make this m 'ney good
and stablei Why the railroad prop
erty, rolling stock, ETC., which will
net from 3 to per cent per annum,
ia contradistinction to the gold
bought by government bonds which
does not yield q cent OF revenue
while the bonds cost the government
4 per cent per annum. See the diff
ieTenceg
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Ii the government owned OF con
trolled the railroads there would be
none Of these huge strikes which par
alyze trade, shed human, innocent
blood and cost ths Nation large
sums to quell, and makes both tramps
and anarchists OF the laborers.
A change in this direction, all PEG
pie who loys peaceful government
desire.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

IL it be justice, equity and i'll the
interest Of the common good to exs
propriate a pri' at individuals prof.
erty for railroads and other public
works, it is equally so to appropriate
the property Of railroads for govern
ment property, for public good.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Farmers and labollng meh. give
your vote to the Democracy one
more time aud vot. for Ogden Tues
day. Remember he stands for the
free and unlimited coinage of silver
at the ratio of l6 to L; is opposed te
dealing in futures and options, and
favors tariff reform. which are the
three most important issues that
affect you.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

How any honest, conscientious,
loyal American citizen can take the
constitution in his band and then in
dorse Cleveland's action in sending
troops into Illinois, against the ex-
pressed wishes Of her sovernS", is q
mystery which no human tongue gan
satisfactorily explain. ~
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

The laborer is worthy of }As hire,
said our Savior flo isabnt the SER
of the plntocrat, says Grover @Uleve-
land, and the dictum Of the latteshas
been adopted by the people of our
Nation. o %
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
The esrish Democratic 9 era, Executive i've Com n.

PURSUANT to ofiicitsscall the Caddo
Parish Democratic Executive Commit
tee met 81 the courthouse last Satur-
day. with ahill quorum present.
The resignation a Dr.. + Hcrron
was FreseDted, accepted and Judgs w.
r. WATSON was elected in his stead.
On motion a corfhlittee9f five was
appaiuted on finance and as the cam
paieE management.
1t was the Unanimous sentiment OF
the committee that u big Democratic
rally should 10 held in Shreveport,
and Monday night next was selected
as tae tim&Iorahe occasion. %
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

The Kelley cure eont4Aues to save
aud restore to health and happi' es~
its 95 per cent of patients. its thous-
ands who consult its saving power,
despite its critics and slanderers. @
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Let us. one and all, sinne9 and
saint, layman and preacher, keep up
the demand fer fair elections between
white men9 representatives OF whlts
mems parties. q @
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Socialism abhors, decries, eschcwss
repudiates oilers. dronesY anarchists.
communists and sramps. The United
States government, by its plutocratlc
Nominations, propegates all these by
the thousands, a
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Our people are prepared to give Il
good price for the Gulf railroad, rs
they realize that something will have
to be, done for Shreveport and that
shortly. too.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

When men 5egin to honeatly th,ak,
reason and study for themselves, theh
the dynasty Of the den@goSl' be-
gin to decay and the o9erthrow soon
will follow.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Democracy is thu safeguard Of the
people and the protection " their
rights if honestly carried out. Gut,
alas. there's the rub. O
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
No. Dol Texas STREET

Honesty, harmony and industry
are the three cardinal virtues in good
government, bnt the United States
has forgotten the fact
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Socialism in it trnest sense will do
away with the strife and contentious
which now beset aud besot this world.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

BOYS, let's give the Democrats one
more chance and vote for ogden
Tuesday. %
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Every Democrat who participated
in the congressional primary, should
cast his vote for Ogden Tuesday.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
Official Journal cadtO Parish Farmers Union
SHREVEPORT LA. NOV, Q, 1862,

Everybody vote for Ogden next
Tuesday.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
The Congressional Executive Committee

The following comprise the Com
oressional Democratic Executive Com
mittee which was elected at the re-
cent primary:
Bienville: W. L. Richardson.
Bossier: J. A. W9Lowry.
Cadda: L. B. Phillips.
DeSo&: A. M. Hewitt.
Grant: J. FL. Kem,s
Natchitoches: Angus Fleming.
Rapides: J G. White.
R:d River: j. G. Pugh,
Sabine: j. NJ. Franklin.
Vernon: Il. G. Winevitt.
Webster: G.. L. z. Wren.
VIM: Henry Bernstein. O.
The committee will meet here nexI
Wednesday, elect three members al
large and 60 into regular organization
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
COMMERCIAL q ~
RESTAURANT.
BEST IN THE CITY,

Oysters, Salt Water Fish, Ce!vr@
Game and all the delicacies of the
season served to the Queens taste at
this famous house. Meals la carta.
Regular meals: Breakfast from 7 to
8; Dinner II to 3; Supper 6 to go.
A. S. 1ooMBs, Prop.
No 0Oi Vpv,o Srpppr 90
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Attend the big Democratic rally
Monday night at 7:3O o'clock,@ Let lis
have Il rOusng meeting.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

We sympathlze deeply with ourcon-
frere. J. L. lIulse, editor of the G'rar-
dian-J ourn0 in the terrible atiiiction
whiclI0as visited uson him Tuesday
This was the daEh by fire of his
daught@, aged IA years, which DC
CURED at Gibsland. She was standisg
before the fire playing with the baby
when her clothing ignitod. TERRIFIED
she ran to her mother ali ablaze.N S2rhe
faithful mother finally put cut the fire,
but not until she had been badly burnt
and her daughter SO badly SO that she
died the same day.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03
Special Invitation

During fair week have instructed my
young men TO keep matches aud so'he
OF NY finest br ,B,iS OF Cigars opened for
the cn, enencc and benefit OF my
friends who honor ME with tteir visit.
All are invited to call, and for those who
do GOt ) oke, lIayp patent corksciews
simple IN Construct n, ea,ilv adJusta
bic, with parched coffee, cinnamon bark.
lemon peel and cloves, concealed in The
handle. Come TO see me and if ] am
bAsy p,ease hold up the md x finser, !
MfiIcateli Oh.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

5OS. $40 and 5l2 Market street voufG
will find meals to the Queens taste.
Always ready for YOU.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

Get our prices forjob work.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-11-03

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4, wo' IT |
a ot s:lI
pr yard
pc inch
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y3.ifoi1|
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