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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
9eufeISfUlt?

@ir leien i'm .&atbolii6es Sonns
tassblatt", bas Der bodwiiroise Batter
S. $. Weber, friiber Siilfsprielter an
Der ct. Warien=8 emeinoe in Dubuque,
reoigirt. ME fol9t:
Die ,0eutI6s 3eitun9" branBeu bridte
tir3li6 bic io9enannte Satanss Spmne bes
@iolue @aroucci, zines Don ben 9~iberalen
bod gefeierteu italienii1en Sitters Der @es
senpart, III benti6er ueberlesung ab. @ir
tOnnen Der 9eriu6un9 nldt wiberfeben,
bret Stropbeu bieier Sataus=O be au1 unies
re1 Seiern mitSutbeilen. Wan bore:
Gin Sriumpbator
guf sberuem &oiie
3iebt bur9 bic 9anbe CT,
Satar Der @robe.
Sell Dir, o Satauas,
Seil Dir, GmpOruns!
Sieser Der @siitesfratt
@ilber SetbOruns!
Subelt empor al ibm
Spfer unb Bitten!
On bait ben prieitersott
Nieoersetrttten."
@epiB elm reiner @eiit, Der Self bes gSieu
rlo Der Counterpart @ottes. Der beiouiibe
Slpmp 9eniist nt6t mebr, le9t SUD nur DOR
benz Senfel ieIber aui ben Baud! Die
.Sus. StaatsSts." Don ct. Denis bra1te
lesten Sonntag ben sansen Seuielsians NIT
Ber9nil9en, wabrl6einli6 ais Nbpentsbe=
tra9tun9 fir ibre 4riftusSlaubism Gsier.
Wobl betomm's!
Wit geSuanabme Dierauf bringen
mir nod fol9enoen Brief, Der uns bon
einem braoen, prote t a d n
Wanne SuSebt, benz bas beibni9 E
Sreiben Der vSQs. Staatsstg." in
6rifli4en &reiien usu bunt" se=
poroen 1T:
rSsimleu6tuus ber rSIls.
Staats= 3%eituus" pon
sinsm S%IIinOiier
gauer."
Su go. 2S7 bra6te bic III Chicago eri6ei=
uenoe Staatstante ein Spott9ebi6t: Die
gerrlidums Satan's", bas al rslisiSiem
Spott biesmal has auar9ifsnbIatt III Gbis
cago iiberbietet.
Die alte 3ante poQte oifenbar nit bieiem
9erbenSer9ub ibreu 9elern fir Ueibua1teu
etwos Neues brtnseu. SSebod ss mar ni6ls
Neies. SIS mar i6on Dor einigen sSabrell
oils fog. Saituabts=lllf uno &uriolitGt in Der
Niirnber9er 9tarreu,eituug, bic bort aui
Schumacher eri6eint, gu leien, unb bic mad
Saltnabten ben Seralsseber unb &ebafteur
berlelbeu we9eu 9otteslaiterung unb Se=
i6impfunS fatb. @inri6tunsen nit benz
Staatsaumalt befanut madte. Rur bic be-
9leiteuoeM tur3en, jebod 9iitIpriibenben
Gano9!oiien baSu iinb neu III ieuem Spott=
Sebidt.
Wdre bieies @pmmeutar nidt beiseiiigt,
70 loute man beutell, bic Staatss Saute bGtte
bic 6riitlide Weibua6ts3eit nit Der sSaitz
na6ts;eit, no man mandem Saitna6tssr lt
unb sS6er3en bur6 bic Singer iiebt, uers
webielt, Ipie bic 3ante iiberbaupt nit nians
den 8eridten iiber 6riitli9e uuo fir1li9s
@inri6tuu9eu cine beabiidtiste rupifien
belt an ben Tag lsst. Die Sante ipislt nit
iolden tir6liden geri6tsu ben YauerufGns
ger oil ben Qeuten, lie brin9t lie, nm iid bas
nit lieb Rinb an maiden BET ibrem 6riitli6en
9eiern, 5n9lei9 perieBt fie ibneu aud ,eins"
bur6 falibe OarltelluH9 in iol6en geri6ten,
nm 6amit ben %Sreioenteru Al gefallen. Die
un6riitlibe Senbeu3 Der 3ante, bic inter
benz Wantsl reli9ioier ReutralitGt ulr su
oft Suii6eu ben .3eileu uno aud oiisn bas
9briitentbum be9eiiert, mag wobl ben Suoen
unb Sreibenfern 9eiaQen, ni6t aber Der gr6=
Beleu Webr6eit ibrer 2eIer, bic aus Qeuterl
Der peri6ieoeulteu Conditioner beltebt.
Sin lutberii6e 9eer b 8
US eiteuS s" ". Mariner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
reipon
Offian, Sa., z. 9sa. 1896.

Offian, Sa., z. 9s3. 1896.
Wertbe &ebattiDn!
Der bieii9e S6ritsrbof bat fOlaenoe
geamten fur bas tOmmenbe Sabr ere
mGblt:
Gbief Ranssr-Q. q. Meper;
gice @bief Ranser-Yb. Wagener;
Recorb. SefrstGr-W. 9. Sleiu;
TilIan,: SefrstGr-Sobam Wolf;
S6abmeiiter-gft. Sriteu;
Recommendations S9eibemaus
tel, 9buarb Wtaru, 8. ". @lsisner;
6aplau-Rep. U9. y. We9artbp;
Bolt G.blef Rauser-Sobam Ssinsu;
9otalar,t-0r. .. WS. Seweu;
8elesaten-M. s. &lsin unb SbeObor
S9eioemantsl.
I6tun9spoll s. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
Wnf oem MaSfenban Der
uSmrmmpsfp=9 rpeoooS,
0eSemhdffI-

Mrs. Seueridwamm: Soft Der &c.
rehte, mas 1T Los bort oribsn9! &c.,
Orr. 5lammenbeimsr: Der Sunfen=
itein is meidusse! gr bat ii9's seisbt
in ben &opt gu tommen auf ben Sall
als elm 5euerwebrmann, unb Of fobrs
ieBen lie i'm jeBt an bic 2uft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Die bsl9ifhe &e9ieruns bat alen
Staten Guropas uno Nnerifas pors
9eidla9en, in griiHel Elm information
males Bureau fir bic 9er6fentlidun9
aler 8ertrdse gu erridten. Sober Ser.
tra9 foa in Der urIprade uno nit fran.
Soliiter ueberiebung per6Hentlibt tper.
ben. Sas Bureau, bas benz belsii9en
auspdrtigen @mte untsriteben iolL,
toftts jdbrIia $50. 900 Srancs, bic ale
Staaten nab Der Seoeutuns ibrss
Sanbels befen iolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Die Drninsbriide. - Die rgermauia am
Nieberwalb". - Die 0a9t am Rbsiu.
Ole iieben Sunsfraueu. sd weib
ti6t, mas iou es bebeuten": bic 9orss
lep. - Soblen3 unb gbrenbrsititeir. -
DER Sra9enfels. SIN rbeiliseu SOln".
Der Dom.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Sage ibriftlid an; er beitanb in einem
Yrotptol. Sie 6remoen paren ndm=
LID Steuerbeamte aspeien, uno Die
Yauern batten nidt 9ewubt, oab man
au4 bon ielbit9ema6tsm Wein Stsuer
besabIen miihe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
@om 9e8en Der 0aHirenno,
t6aft

i0nnsn eini9e 9ausrn aus Sttersweiler
(@liaB) erSdblen. 2eBtbin tamsn 3tpei
Serren in bas freunoli6e S6rfdsn uno
fpraden perihieoentli6 Elm. 8eridie-
oene ireunoli6e Sauern isbtsn ibnen
elm 3ri9el Selbit9emadten Dor. Der
Sant Der fremoen Serren tam oieier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
nus oem Sa9ebub clues ante'
rifanii6en Senimariitem
TT europa.

limb 81 S6iiie pie sriiBeu bic ger9e 70 I66u,
llno Die Staot nit benz elpt9en Dom!
AIf ben Bergen ipie tlimmit bu st i6pin.
., belnoen Spb'n
llnb blideit btlab it ben Strom.
DID beSaubert Der 9art, bid bett0ret Der
S9etrL
Gnt3uden faBt bid unb @raus;
Damn itn9t bu MIR INNER: gum &beiu /!
sum &beiml
llnb febreit ni9t ruieber ua9 Sa,s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
WerfmArot8eS.

Sn Der inbii6en prdiibsntidaft
Waoras iinb i'm Sabre 1895 1923
perionen BON wiloen Sbisren set6otet
poroen, 277 bon &aubtbieren unb
1916 bon Sdlan9en. @nbererisits
puroeu bon Menidsn erIest: 4 gle-
pbanten, III Si9er, "a pantber uno
2eoparosn, II gdren, 10 W6lfs, 2
Spanen uno 8 anoere G%aubtbiere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
man idon in 80 Sasen cine 8siie I'm
bic grOtu9el MAIDEN.

Terlebt man iih cine 6inaeripib., 70
9laubt man. ben S6mer5 oapon i'm
ndmliben aussnblif su empfinben; oas
lit aber, itrens senommen, ridt pabr,
oenn es beoarf elmer semiien 3eit, ebe
bic &ei3uns Der SinseripiBe ourd Ser.
oenleitung i'm 8ebirn gum 8ewubtiein
sebra4t piro. Sdtte Semano binreih.
emo lan9en arm, UNI bic Sonne beriibs
rem 3u t6nnsn, 70 ipiiroe er ben S1mera
bon Der 9erbrennung erit in 1873 Sab
rem empfinosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Die 3abl Der pribaten 9lsrSte In
Rublano betrG9t IL, ia. 9a3u tre-
ten etpa 10, 900 Wilitdr. uno 2anos
i9aftsdrste, 10 bab i'm Surdidnitt auf
O.OOO ginwobner elm Nrst entfdQt.
Sura 6eloi9er uno Selpi1srinnsn bei.
iert itb 3rpar bieies Yerbdltnib; immer-
bin 1T bic 3abl Der aer3te nod bel gu
gerins. Sn tlsinen Stdbtsn ODER gar
alf benz platten 2anbe finoen iis freis
lib tein 4ustommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Or. Gonatp's Grnennuns gum &ec.
tor Der &atb. uniperiitdt itsbt isbt feit.
Gum Sitularbiidof ibeint er inoet
nod nidt ernannt gu iein. So9 bas
tommt pielei9 ipdtsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Sn SeutidIano tperosn jdbrlid ettua
1000. 900 Sinoer asborsr, ipdbrsnb
bic 8urhi6nittsterblidteit jebt 20 per
Wile, ooer 1850. 900 i'm Sabre be-
trd9t uno bic Iuspanoerung in ben
lebten 5 Sabren auf burdidnittlid
100, 900 9sfalen lit. Sas beutide
Bolt nimmt oemnad jdbrlid I'm strpa
$50. 900 Weniden gu uno 1T bon
AZ, 727, 600 i'm Sabre 1875 auf ST.
247, 600 i'm Sabre 1895 angewadisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Sn 30 Sa9cn nm bic Groe. Sm
Sabre 1900. no bic Giisnbabn ferti9
1T, bic our4 gons Sibirisu esbt, tam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Sas &eIultat bes 3aines= 8eiebes i'm
Staate Stem YOrt beitsbt pprldufis
BARN, baB ganS bebsuteno msbr -
saliva venia - 9eioffen tpiro, als bors
Der. Wieoer elm getpeis, baB man
nit 3wanssaeieBen in Der &sssl bas
8eaentbeil bon benz erreibt, mas man
auitrebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Sn paris peroen per Sabr mebr
oenn 81 MiQipnen 8alonen Mbipntb
getrunten, uno ba punbert man iid,
oab bic auten Barrier tein nii9ternes
8Olthen iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Die eielbaite unlitte oss ausipudens
tn ben Strabenbabnma9en bat nun
audi ben 8eiunbbeitsratb Bottoms gu
ltren9eu WaBnabmen peranlabt. Us
puroe iOeben cine 8erfii9un9 erlaiisn.
mad pelder oas @usipuden in ben
Strabenbabnwasen nit 500 Straie
beorObt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Die v2utberiide &irdenseituns" bon
Columbus. o., bat unter Der uebsr.
i6rift: vSatOli bat in 8om feline
Maste ab9e!e9t", Der Soffnuns Nus-
orud 9e9eben. baB bic 3eit tommsn
tueroe, in pelder ii6 bic b"slftsn 36pie
in Der tatboliiden &ir9e nit ben Yro=
~teitanten i'm Sample sssen bic Ssiuiten
oerbinoen wiiroen. limb bann fei es
INN ben Seiuitismus b%ier3ulanos gs-
i9sben.
Ser Srelanoismus muB Der ,2u=
tberii6en &ir6enseitun9" ihon 9roBe
Sofnunsen einaeflOBt babsn", bemertt
baSu Der ,&atb. 9laubensbote".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
ur:

gatein -..........weni9 aber berSli6.
Sbreiben .....o riginel aber umortograpbiI6.
GeIen.~~~~~.i6retli6 aber pabr.
6opire6neur i6uel aber iali9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

am Gage por benz idarfen @efs9ts-
ldieben oes in Raitatt aarniionirsnoen
preuBiiben Snfanteries 3esiments go.
IS auf Der 8emarfuns zines beilif1sn
Srtes madte Der YOliseioiener burb bic
Sdele betannt: .Wura tumma bic
Preuida - iuer nauidaebt, uerb
toota'idoRa IN mui9 a no S9trof
bsaabla."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

S6erSfra9e: Wie lit es m6sli9, iei-
ner elsenen @i9arre gu be9esnen.
@utwort: Weun man eerabe mad
Sauie tOmmt, tuenn bic Gi9arre aus.
9ebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

giidOf 3eans, Der ST Rettor Der
tatbOliiden uniperlitdt, 1T na6 Gom
ab9ereiit, Inn bic bonn Papite ibm an
aebOtene STEELE in Der propaganda su
libernebmeu. Mit SatDli unb 3eane
in &Om weroen bic Ssrren in Der pro-
paganoa beioe Soften Der ameritani.
i9en Sra9e 81 iebsn betommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Sas ,tleinfte pfero Der Welt" prrbs
fiir,lid au @ananbaigua, q. D., bon
elmer 3u einem Gircus s%eb6renoen irldns
oiften pOnpitute Seboren. Sas Sbier.
den piest muir neun Yfuno unb 1T elf
3OQ bod. Sein Serr taufte bas Sill
len mad ieinem 8eburtsort ,9anan.
baisua" uno bradte es in einem Wtartt-
tOrb CUR Characterization.
Die eriten ameritaniiden Gspfel
oiesidbriser grnte iino in Berlin ein-
9etrofen. Der erite Sceanoampfer,
Der Dor eini9en Sa9en nit obj
Seutidlano errei1te, bate cine Sblt=
laoung on goro, bic $40 Giienbabn-
tuaaen filte. Ser gentner niro nit
As Wart beSablt, mdbreno quite
oeuti9e Nepfel i'm Surhl9nitt Is Mi.
fOiten. 9as ameriianiide Obit bsrei.
tet iOmit ben beutihsn Sbibauern
erbebliae @oncurren3.
The Progress., 1896-05-09

On tomorrow afternoon union SER
vices will commence at the Jacobs COM
press. The hour set is $50 O'Clock in the
afternoon, and it is hoped aid expected
that large CONGREGATION will assemble
| on the first meeting.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
A. G. Barron, OF Baltimore, an evange-
list who has a widespread reputation as
being gOdly man, /! profound thinker
and eminent speaker: They will be held
under the auspices of the Baptist, Pres
byteriau and Methodist churches Of this
city, the pastors of all of which have
thrown their full influence into the effort,
and each calls OH his respective member
ship to give him their best and nobles,
aid. OF course it is TO be hoped that all
Chr istians. irrespective of denomination,
will unite in this effort to exalt the ban
mel of the living Christ and do service
for the Omnipotent God.
Choir prac tice was begun last Thurs
day night at the First Methodist Church,
under the leadership of Mr.. G.. S. Steere,
and song services were held every night
this week.
However, the church or service sing
ing will be under the control of Prof. =
W. Bush who, with bis good wife, will
lead the choir at every service. Both
of these are highly gifted in the art of
song, and with the large number of good
singers in Shreveport, will furnish music
which will, of ITSELF be great attraction
and no doubt assist many to follow Him
who is the way, the truth and life.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Barron
will hold services about ten days and
then be relieved by DR.. Fl. NJ. Wharton
However if the latter divine does no /
reach here in that time, Mr. Barron will
continue until he does come.
THE PROGRESS makes mention Of all
this with great pleasure, and now offe' S
its columns TO the success of these II eet-
Jugs, gratis,
The Progress., 1896-05-09

pany, WAS under continuous cross
fire Of questions during his stay in
the city, everyone seeming to think
he was here to complete the details
for the removal of the railroad shops.
Mr. Lee said to The Progress man,
however, that while he was here in
the interest Of bis company, his visit
had nothing to do with the contem-
plated removal of the shops to this
city. He declined to discuss this
question in any manner-would
neither deny or confirm the reports
in circulation concerning them-say-
ing the time for such discussion was
not ripe. He said that some people
and newspapers seemed to know his
business better than he himself knew
it, but the fact was, he was here on
an entirely different mission from
that which some people and news
Iapers had taken The re pms
billty of proclalming.
Mr.. Lee is courteous, accommo-
dating gentleman, and says that
when he has any news Of interest to
the citizens of Shreveport he will
take pleasure in giving 1t to the press
for publicity.
The Progress., 1896-05-09

his good wife and Mrs. r. |. Cole
and family were cGnsregated, and al
NAV rest assured that Ne were WELL
provided with all the gooI 'hlpSS
around and about. To one ara ID
we tip our hat for tie attention and
kindness and the wife joins Us in
this.
The meeting was a great success
though Te1a4Nana did fail to re-
spond. We are informed that this
was il a great measure due to a
henvy rni1 which Was falling ut that
city when the train left. But Moor
irgeport, CaLlo parish and Shreve
port lid thaiG fall duty and were
well repaid therefor.
After dinner the sweet notes OF the
Texarkana string band were waited
around about and above, ard soon
the devotees of Terpsichore respond
ed to the call of their sovereign, and
soon were worshiping at her shrine,
in the intoxicating waltz, mazurka,
polka and other round figures, and
also in the celebrating square dance
Ia these the writer took no active
part for two reasons, first he belongs
the church, secondly, the madam
was along and he would have been
"skeered" anyway. However his
party looked and listened to all with
interest and attention, HE Pro
GREss has many true, dear friends III
ward three, and feels deep interest
in all that concerns their welfare
They are an excellent citizenship; the
men do their duty like patriots; the
housewives are loyal and true and
are helpmeets indeed. Our repre-
sentative never fails to see and ad-
mire female loneliness, and it here
states that, according to population,
ward three of Caddo parish has as
many pretty girls as can be found
anywhere.
In closing we will state that only
one thing was lacking in all that
was presented on this occasion, and
this could not be helped. We missed,
all sadly missed the genial. sociab]e,
whole-souled Captain CALVIN S.
Groom, that sterling man and true
citizen, whose life was spent in day
dream that he could mingle in just
such an assembly, ON such an occasion
But the Great and Eternal God
w1lled otherwise. But he was miss
ed, aye HE WAS MISSED, and by NONE
MORE THAN THE editor of The Pro
GREss.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
Real Esta Transfe, S

West Shreveport Land Company
to Mrs. Mary Gallagher, lot 26,blocl
II, West Shreveport, donation.
Mrs. Mary Gallagher to James
Gallagher, lot rs, block II. West
Shreveport, SIS.
Mrs. Paulina Pickett to Miss Liz
zie Reynolds, lots II and II block l3
Mrs E. j. Hetfner to Wallace
Thomas, lot in l0~acre lot 7, Allen
dale, 40 feet by $50 feet $50.
Wallace Thomas to w. G. Perrin,
same lot $62.
West Shreveport Land Company
to j. ?. Hanks, lot rs, block S, West
Shreveport, $50.
Arkansas Construction Company
to j. T. Sullivan, lot Is, block 81,
Vivian, Caddo parish, La, $50.
Same to A. F. Powell, lot 1S,block
43, Vivian Caddo parish, La, $50.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
Rock Bottom Prices.

TO THE PRESS OF LOUISIANA
AT the request Of the good citizens
OF Lake Charles, La, l hereby name
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
the 9th, 10th and 18th of June, 1896
as the dates of holding the annual ses.
sions of the Louisiana Press Associa.
ton.
All proprietors, editors and bust
ness managers actively engaged in
he newspaper business are entitled
to membership.
Parties wishing to attend are re-
quested to correspond with the sec
rotary of the association, Mr.. L. $.
Scott, of the Crowley Signal, Crow
ley, La, who will advise as to trans
portatlon, etc. Please rene Der
that railroads will furnish transporta-
ton but to members and their wives
and daughters, and none but those
entitled to membership need apply.
The hospitable people of Lake
Charles are making preparations for a
large att ndance, and it is requested
that all those expecting to be | res snt
will SO notify Secretary Scott.
Papers will confer favor by Civ
ing this notice publicity.
JOHN MCGRATH,
President Louisiana Press Associa-
ton.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
Ll}lBD 70 NE.
Will an Announcement
Make.

The signs Of the times Indicate
many things, SO many that even the
best Of scientists and reasoners are
at seq, and many seem to be in ships
without rudders. But never mind
about this. l want to talk about the
conditions and circumstances of life.
How one should and can live. Food
is OF course very necessary article,
in fact the human family cannot very
we'll live without it; but in this age
of civilization, clothing is also some
thing which must be considered
And when you get on this subject,
that of dressing; then friends, l am
at home. Not SO much that l know
how to dress, but that I know how to
make others comfortable and look nice
Come, all of you, and see my Spring
and Summer stock. | have ladies'
dress goods, gents and boys ready
made clothing, ladies' and gents
underwear, hosiery collars, cuffs,
shoes, hats and general outfittings.
Table linen, curtains, 0! anything,
everything. Just come into to see
me. because it will cost nothing to
examine my stock, and but little
MORE to carry off an armful.
BEN HOLMAN.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
BUSINESS
PROSPECTS.
What Do the Times |ndi-
cate r.?
Energy, Push and Business
Judgment Will Nullify
Many Evil Por-
tendings.
Grit, Vim, Determination and Indus
try Will Overcome all
Obstacles.

We live in a fast age and it is some
times difficult to determine just what
the igns of the times indicate. But
many seeming calamity has been
averted by GOODNESS of thought and
promptness of action. And in bust
ness matters it depends very mate
rally on the management, whether
any enterprise is successful or not.
not. One must know the trade, the
market and the class Of goods. And
in this respect
The Progress., 1896-05-09
Do You Want
To get ahead in the world?

To get ahead in the world
10 provide for the education OF your
children?
TO protect yourself and loved ones
against possible adversities
If you want this, call on VIM. c.
Agurs and he will let you have it,
Office, oyer Phelps corner.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
Parties

Contemplating building anything from
q chicken house to a mansion will DO
well to write for delivered prices of
lumber from Remnant Lumber Com
pany, Cheneiere, La. One million feet
Of stock TO Sc, ect from.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
Thoroughbred Pigs.

! have for sale couple OF tine Poland
China boars, SIX months old in fair
condition weight 125 pounds best Of
pedigree. VIII sell at low rices OF
trsde for COW peas. Address
!, AUG. ME Err,
81 sbreyl 1ort' Ia
The Progress., 1896-05-09
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT.

Nothing is more conducive to pub
lie health; nothing will more speedily
put one 10 a pleasant humor amp
make him good natured,public spirited
and charitable than good, square
meal Tbs is the reason that ali who
board with Frank Serwlch wear such
a jovial co1ntenance, and are always
ripe for fun. Serwich's restaurant
and Ladies' Dining Parlors are
very popular resorts in Shreveport.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
On Wheels

Are you a lover OF bicycle riding:
Buck Bradley has the best IN the Ma
ton for sale or rent. An hours exer
else on beautiful wheel, graceful as ;
gazelle, swift as q swallow, for two
bits. Will sell you fine one. cheap.
Guns, pistols, locks, keys and bicycles
repaired.
See Buck first, Alb Market street
back Of Dreyfuss.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
JORDAN & BOOTH

are adopts. To-day they have one
of the most choice selections of mems
and boys clothing, underwear, gen
eral outtittings, Shirts, Hosiery,
Collars, Cuffs, Neckties, Hanker
chiefs, Shoes and Hats eyer seen in
any stock in Shreveport, and they are
selling them at
The Progress., 1896-05-09

Don't forget to leave your job work
at this Office.
The Progress., 1896-05-09

The Houma Courier is rejoicing over
the prospect If an electro light plant be-
ing established III that city soon. Here's
regards to you DuvaI, and The Progress
hopes you Will soon realize what you SO
earnestly hope for.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
basket Ball.

The Kate p. Nelson Seminary has basket
ball exercises. and it is real pleasure to
ride or walk by and see the girls earnestly
engaged in tits pleasurable and whole
some exercise.
The Progress., 1896-05-09
"A ", S. 4 z. RAILROAD OFFICIAL.
Ha Spends Several Days in the City
But Declines to Discuss the Re:
moval of the Shops From

Mr. Johr,~u Lee, Jr, genera! land
agent of tn y S. & P. Railroad,
with headquarters at Monroe spent
several days in the city last week,
Since the rumor became current 4hat
the shops Of this company would
probably be removed from Monroe
to Shreveport, the presence in the
city of any of the higher officials of
the company attracts more than
usual attention and their movements
are closely watched by those who are
always anzions to Get definite intor-
nation of matter, of SO great lmpor-
lance to the city as that of addition
al manufacturing industries of any
character.
MIR. Lee, occupying the important
position that he does with this com.