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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW-YORK-TUEsDAY. NAY I. 1900
ARRIVED
Steamer Brardale new. 17s6 tons nett. Fothergill.
aaHfiaa a Ba2 Arrived at the Bar at m and anchored in
Ap n and sophampton S go with mdae So cabin and
69s passengers Oelrichs Arrived the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Gs5, E9se6ar,
mdse 452 cabin and $40 seerage passengers to Oeehs
steamer spaa&ndam @n a bueh stenser Rotterdam April
B ana B9u0sff % Il T & ana Arrived at @
steamer F+lesand (Belgl. Nickels Antwerp April 81.
with mds so cabin and 87s steerase passengers to The
99fss' A7' s@s
& Go. Arrived at the Bar at @ Il As M Aprll 80
and As passengers to Panama Railroad SIS Co. Ar
s Steamer m Eldo9ado BsRep New-oeans April 27
s5eamsF i<nicEsr6osssr Post NsworIeans April 2S
fuegos is and caslda g. with sugar siunson
9rn2co eBr, carey Bermuda april IS with
HfSa s and at Is se epsp ap % 5 M to
Steamer sasinaw Johnson Georgetown G April 2s
steamer Jamestown Tapley Newport News and Norfolk
with mdse and to the old bGmnOn & SIS co 20
m The nT S9T Pt har GmpanT April o.
sandy Hook. J, May l. $50 m-Wind south light
M1n9sh Havana gh msss and %
M
SAILED
Steamers Excelsior. New-Orleans: Hamilton. Norfolk
and Newport News comanChe. Charleston and Jackson
Vile; Origen (Nor, Antonio; Queen Margaret Br)
VaIparaiso etc: Laclawanna CB0. Belfast: Mannheim
(erl Rotterdam: (Br) Cape Town, Taurc
OBJ Liverpool; Chesapeake (Br). London; Saale tGer)
Bremen Cherbourg and Southampton; Briardae r>,
Fernandna; ClaIdius Ger. Philadelphia; Bolivia Ger.
Genoa etc: Asenborn. Baltimore: Nacoochee Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London, May Arrived at Tibury. Mime
apolis tIr). LayIand. New-YOrk.
Lizard. May Passed. steamers Salerno (Br) Bear
park New-York Newcastle: Amsterdam Dutch.
Roggoveen York for Rotterdam st German (Fr).
BdrgIlliat York for Havre.
Waldersee (Gerl Kopn. from Hamburg for New-York.
Swansea. April 30-Sailed. steamer Jersey City 'B).
James, New York,
Stetn. April 26Sailed steamer Lady Armstrong tSi)
Abbott. New York.
Cherbourg MAY I. 3 p. m.-ArrIved steamer Kaisern
Maria Theresa (er) New York, and proceeded
and arrived at Southampton at 6:35 m.
Gibraltar. April m-Sailed. steamer Ems (Ger).
HarrassowitZ Genoa ana Naples for New-York:
May l. 1 D m. arrived. steamer Kaiser Wilhelm ii Ger.
New-York for Genoa, eto
CoverIey. New York for Genoa etc.
Venice April 30-Arrved, steamer Pocasset (Br Owen.
York, via Gibraltar. .
Port said MAY Arrived. steamer Trunkby (Br). Nc
Carthy. New-York for Manila, etc
sydney. n s W. MAY Arrived. previously. steamer
Knight Of ST George r) Billet, NegYork, via st Vim
St Lucia April so-saued steamer Coeridse CBr).
Brown. from Rio Janeiro. etc for New-York
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Observation-Disclosures Palmer C. Ricketts,. Of
Troy; NJ. B. I. Goddard of Warwick. r. l. ASTOR
Emil Bruch, of London. CAMBRIDGE-W- W.
Finley, president OF the Southern Railway and
=. B. Parke, his private secretary, of Washington
FIFTH ANENUE-John a. Hall. of Springfield,
Mass. GRAND-Buell Heminway. of Watertown.
Conn. HOLLAND-Thomas Cuyler Patterson. OF
Philadelphia IMPERIAL-William H. Crane,
Colonel ". E. Mayhem. of St. Paul; Judge W. S.
Mckinney, of Pttsburg. MANHATTAN
J. Rhodes. of Napier. New-Zealand; Sir Henry
Lynch Blosse, of Ireland: George c. Buell., of
Rochester; Commissioner E. V. Stoddard of the
State Board OF Charities. MORTON-State SEN
ator Jacob Rice. of Kingston. MURRAY HILL
Mrs. George W. c. Drexel. of Philadelphia; the
Rev. II. c. Meserve. Of Springfield. PLAZA-W.
II. H. Newman of Buffalo. SAVOY-Lady Bowyer.
of London. ST. DENIS-Dr. ]. B. Ferris. United
States Consul in Hayti. WALDORF. r. Glad
cling. OF Providence; DR.. G. g. Clement. of Haver
hill. Mass; Philip Mauro, of Washington; Judge
John Whitehead, of Morristown; the Rev. F. Ward
Denys, Of Baltimore; Baron and Baroness Hey
king. OF Germany; A. Travers Hawes Of London:
T. W. Hawes of Chislehurst. England; Ole Vera,
OF Washington; Sir Weekman Pearson, of London;
It. H. Thurig. of Castle Cary, England: Hobart
Ames, Of North Easton. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

NEIGHBoRs CALL ON A WOMAN WHOSE
HUSBAND HAS COMMITTED SUICIDE.

According to his wife, Patrick Farrell, thirty
nine years old, a plasterer, living in the tene
twenty y-fourth-st., killed himself last evening
because the neighbors continually COM
planning of his actions There six children
in the family. The oldest is John, sixteen years
old, and the youngest is Philip, three years old.
The latter is i'll with scarlet fever.
Shortly before o'clock last evening, Mrs.
Farrell went out to get medicine for the
sick child. On her return John, the son. pre-
ceded her upstairs to the fiat. On entering,
Farrell was found lying PROSTATE on the floor.
DR. Addoms, from the ]. Hood Wright Hospital,
pronounced Farrell dead, he having taken car
bolic acid.
August Vomhous the janitor, said the neigh
bors continually complaining, and only
last Sunday the found in the hallway
hopelessly intoxicated
1t was said at the house that Philip had been
sick with scarlet fever for thirteen days, and
with the exception that the Board of Health
had once disinfected the rooms, precautions
had been taken to stop the spreading of the
disease.
While Farrell's body lay the floor last
evening the neighbors focked into the house
extend their sympathy TO Mrs. Farrell who
sat at the bedside of her sick child. At one
time there at least fifty persons in the
room where the sick child lay.
The Coroner informed.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

District Attorney Gardeners case before Com
missioner Wilcox.
Proprietary Association OF Americas annual
meeting Waldorf-Astoria.
Aqueduct races 2;30 p m.
Commencement of College Of Pharmacy, Carnegie
Hall. p
Typogra phical Exposition. Grand Central Palace.
New-York Commandery of Military Order of
Loyal Legion. DelmOnico's evening.
Semi-annual reception Of Juvenile Asylum, One
hundred-and-seventy-sixt and Amsterdam-ave.,
p. m.
Elevated railroad hearing before Board Of Health.
Review Of 18th Regiment armory, p.
Lecture by DR. ]. Rendel Harris Union Theo-
logical Seminary, 4:30 p. n.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
ECUMEN|CAL CONFERENCE
Foreign Missions.
A TRIBUNE EXTRA"
A Complete and Compact Review of All the
Proceedings from April 2Ist
to May LIST, 1900.

This document, issued in response to a
general demand by the members of the
recent Ecumenioal Conference in New York
City, who have been highly pleased with
the excellence of The Tribune's reports,
contains s pages, the size Of those of THE
DAILY TRIBUNE, and presents a COM
plete and interesting account of each days
proceedings of the Conference.
The notable speeches of ex-President
Harrison, President Mckinley, Governor
Roosevelt, President Angel and other
prominent men are printed IN full. The
Extra also contains a complete list of the
Delegates from all parts of the world, and
a great variety of tlashlight pictures of
scenes at the Conference, portraits of lead
ing members, men and women, and view
of Carnegie Hall, IN which the principal
meetings were held.
PRICE, MAILED TO ANY PART OF THE
The Extra may he ordered from the Pubii-
cation Office of The Tribune. 15i Nassau st.
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TRIAL FOR CANALBOAT MURDER.

PRISONERS SON DOES NOT TESTIFY AGAINST HIM
AS WAS EXPECTED.
Alvin o. Collins was placed OH trial yesterday be
fore Justice Fursman, in the Criminal Branch OF
the Supreme Court. for having killed Elmer II
Kipp on the morning Of February ,. Kipp cap
tain OF canaboat lying off of East Thlrd-st.. and
the alleged murder committed there. During
the giving OF the testimony the wives of Collins
and Kipp continually crying
Mrs. Kipp was the principal witness for the pros
ecution She said that Collins and her husband had
Quarreed a dog, and that a general fight took
place during which her husband killed 1t
expected that the prosecution would call a
witness, Lawrence, the young son of the prisoner
but he witness for the defence. Collins said
that he did not his father strike the blow, but
said that there general fight, during which
his mother stabbed. The will go to the
jury to-day.
ALLEGED BROKER HELD AS A FUGITIVE
Charles Crane. twenty years old who de-
scribed himself a broker of indianapolis was
in the Centre-st. court yesterday morning charged
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
WHITE PLAINS.

The annual inspection and parade OF the Village
Fire Department was held on Monday evening. A
handsome gold badge, set with diamonds, was pre-
sented 10 Charles Pauldng, the retiring Chief En-
G.neer. Paul F. Reneldt is the Chief
The Rev. Dr.. I. T. Booth. of Mount Vernon, has
been chosen pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
He has accepted the call.
The Rev. John J. Gorham who resigned the pas
torate of the First Baptist Church last fall has
accepted a call from a large church in Pittsburg,
and Will leave White Plains this week On Thurs
Gay evening farewell reception will be given him
The offices OF Francis NJ Carpenter, County
Treasurer Of Westchester County, crowded
yesterday and Monday by applicants for liquor tax
certificates. Up TO last evening about hun
dred applications had been received, and about
500 600 collected which is in of last year.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
CENSUS Of FACTORIES BEGUN.
FIFTEEN SPECIAL AGENTS START OUT AND MORE
TO FOLLOW

TO FOLLOW.
The first step toward the gathering Of the data
OF the Statistics Of Manufactures for the Census
or 1900 in NewYork taken yesterday when
Frank r. Williams sent out fifteen special agents
from his office. at No. 95 Liberty-st The special
agents receive 81 a day. and appointed for
large manufacturing centres only, while the emu
erators securing the data smaller places receive
so much name. The agents were sworn to take
the data for the twelfth census 10 the best of
their ability.
book Of instructions gives the reason for the
appointment Of special agents and the limited time
IN which the work is to be finished, the date when
II. shall be printed being June 1902. If the pro-
prietor of nanufa acturing establishment has not
the data at hand when the agent calls a special
blank Is left for him TO fill The kind and
character Of all Industries and enterprises are
carefully designated A list of establishments not
70 be canyassed is given, and distinctions between
1arrn products and factory products are carefully
explained Refusal TO answer questions must be
diligently reported. and the agent must send in
eacn day the names OF the establishments visited
ana those visited but from which no reports We're
secured and the reasons therefor.
MI. Williams has had from 800 TO 500 applicants
Tor the position Of special agent The fifteen young
men sent out yesterday well educated and
particularly intelligent. OF them having A
technical fitness for the duties. Mr.. Williams as
signed them 10 the district West Twenty
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

by Central Office Detectives Flay and Stransky with
being a fugitive from justice. He is wanted. the
detectives testified in Chicago for uttering worth
less paper. In Chicago Crane was known. accord
ing TO a communication received by Captain Nc
son, alias Williams Magistrate Flammer at the
request of the detectives, committed the prisoner
TO the Tombs to await necessary papers from Chi
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

We recognize that as in life
variety is the spice" of a good
clothing business. A store that
can afford to have big stock has
a double claim upon the public.
In trousers, the variety we offer
is 100 different patterns; prices
from 81 to $40.
Queer legs and queerer taste,
if trouserward inclined, you can't
find something among all these
TO meet your wants.
ROGERS, PEEr & COMPANY.
l5s Broadway Warren.
tgS Broadway, Prince We MI orders
1900 Broadway. 33d- bs mail.
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third-st. He will select 125 more as many as he
deems necessary for the purpose of quickly col
lecting the information
According to the census of 1890 there were $1,000
manufacturers in New-York, and it is estimated
that there $1,000
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Broadway and 18th Street,
BASEMENT SALESROOM.
900 pairs Blankets,-fineq quail
ty,-fOr Summer use.
1O-4 $500 per pair.
III, 1915 to 500
1874, $3.50 to s6.25
Crochet Quilts, size,
$1.OO each.
Marseilles Quilts,-full size,
$3.50 each.
Silkeline COmfortables,
S1.OO each.
Steamer Rugs, and medium
cOlOrs, Clan" and fancy plaids.
500, $3.50 & $500 each.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway & 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
TARRYTOWN.

The annual meeting of the members OF the Tarry-
town Young Mems Lyceum held last evening.
when officers We're chosen.
Frank Y. Mard the newly elected Chief Of the
Fire Department. assumed the duties of that Of
fee yesterday. succeeding p. ]. Connell.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
NEW-ROCHELLE.

An entertainment is 10 be given at the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow evening
for the purpose Of adding TO the volumes already
secured for the establishment OF library to be
known the Norman w. Crosby Memorial
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 457 Sunset 657 As Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook Island 1898 Gate 1901
PM-Sandy Hook 1878 Gov Island 1O49 He'll lO17
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E. & W.
E. & W.

Greve's Ointment is needed In every home II
cures all skin troubles burns humOrs.
Parker's Hair Basam is life to the hair.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

PORT OF W-YORK-TUEsDAY. MAY I. 1900
ARRIVED.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line. Malls close. Vessel
st Louis Southampton Amer-. 100 1000 m
Ciermanic Liverpool White STAR. 900 m 1900 m
Noordland Antwerp. Red star 1890 1900 m
MatauZas Tampico y Y & Cuba 200 m 300 p m
Panama Z $50 a m D m
C'omal. Galveston. Mallory u m
FL Paso. New Orleans Morgan 1880. 300 p III
THURSDAY. MAY 3.
La Bretagne HaVre French a m
Fuerst Bismarck. Hamburg, Hamb Am ZOO III 1000 m
Koenigin Luise, Bremen y q Lloyd. 300
I.auIentia'. Glasgow. Alan-State.
Trinidad. Bermuda Quebec IS Co... 500 1000 a m
Seguranca, Havana. y Y Cuba. 100 p 300 . m
Roraima, st Thomas Quebuc SIS Co. 1880 D m
Oranje Nassau Hayt Dutch w l.. 1890 100 . m
La Plata, Norton. Il a m
Ter. st Kits Demerara 800 m 300
Borderer Azores. Insuar. 1890 1900
Cienfuegos, Santiago y & Cuba. go 300 m
FRIDAY. MAY 4.
Iroquois Charleston Clyde. ............ 300 o m
Colorado. Brunswick Mallory. 300 . M
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Announcements

NIPSIC.
he new fold collar.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

You cannot, If you value good health afford
to use cheap low-grade, alum baking powders.
They are apt to spoil the food; they do en-
danger the health. All physicians will tell you
that alum in food is dangerous to health
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

PRICE, MAILED TO ANY PART OF THE
WORLD. 10 CENTS A Cory
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1aasdsld Female College.

he forty sixth session Of Mans
ID Female College begins We'd
tasdsy, September s. This Is one
4 fhe leading schools for young
tl.ss In the South, In which all
r. solicitude, care, supervision
"a Inspiration Of q cultured FAM
prevail. Liturature, Lam
aees, Histories, Sciences, Mu-
~ Art, Elocution, etc., are
tight under high standards
vatied and thorough courses
uEd opportunity for young
ruaen to equip themselves in
my lines of work. The course
! lndy in every department of
- College is extensive, thorough
II veil chosen. Parents wish
Ii The best for their daughters
= Ind it at Mansfield Female
}s67Ann
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Savings Deposita

Merchants' and farmers Bank, corner
Spring and Texas streets, Shreveport.
The savings deposits Of this bank Is
ono Of it's deservedly popular features.
Interest at the rate Of three per cent per
annum is allowed on all sums of one dol
lar and upwards remaining on deposit
three or more calendar months.
When made during the first three days
Of any month, interest is allowed on
these deposits as If made on the first day
In the month. Interest on all sums not
drawn will be payable on the first days
Of February and August, and interest
not then Withdrawn is added to the prin-
ciple, thereby giving depositors COM
pound interest.
Deposits may be made by married
women or minors in their own names.
Facilities are given depositors TO draw
money.
Deposits made for longer period than
IL months draw . higher rate than or
mary savings deposits.
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Centenary College.

The next session of Centenary
Cbllsee, at Jackson, La, begins
sptsmber 9th. This College is
adnirsbly located and has . fac
" Of cultured, intelligent and
nargetic men of broad scholar
Zip Who are eminently success
] ri ii the class room. In the Sc
lbction Of teachers, especial care
- been taken to secure mon who
Asye the ability to teach and to
hspire those who may come UNI
q their care. Centenary's good
1putation among educated and
witness men recommends it to
Aoss seeking training in its line
x work.
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Cecil Love.
"He giveth his beloved Sleep"

"He giveth his beloved Sleep"
Cecil Love, the little precious
one of Mr.. and Mrs. n. T.. Love,
departed this life August IL, 1900,
and was laid to rest by the side of
her little brother, In the quiet
grave yard at Cottage Grove.
We all know that the darling
one is in the arms Of our Savior.
So weep not, dear mother and
father, for we know the precious
little darling Is at rest.
A FRIEND.
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The Board of Directors of the
poaeier Agricultural and Indus
l,;al Fair is hereby called to meet
4 n. IRONS office at II q. M,
Fhursday, August 80. The men,
N Of the Board are urgently
nouested to attend, as the busi-
= - Of the Fair is pressing. All
a;ands Of the Fair are invited to
stsnd.
C. H. IRON, Secrstary.
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Succession Sale.

0ucoSSlon sslo'
Succession Of Rene s. welham, decd.
In District Court, Bossier Parish. La,
ky aotas, - "a. an ~. vluGI 9. saie 20 me ~.
49,. 800. ~ 1i .ou sae no.oIaoie Dlst.lct
Tou1y - anu 1oT tns raIlsn OF bosaer,
sHn1 VIII On W1uHesoays august ~,
D 1oov, a. .Io ~oI.s nouse, IN sne soWn OF
o9.0on, Aa's watlnn tne ioga noufs 1of
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Epvorth League Entertainment

Following is the programme of
the Epworth League Missionary
entertainment Sunday night, 26th
instant:
Song No. 145.
Prayer.
Song IA.
Reading-Mr. Andrew Kelly.
Recitahon-Plea for the Ma
tons. By the Juniors.
Song No. 13.
Reading-Mr. r. D. Webb.
Recitation-Miss Oracle Larkin.
Song IS.
Reading-Mr. r. B. Hill.
Recitation-Miss Mamie Neeson.
Reading-Mr. A. D. Scanland.
Song 242.
Recitation-Miss Belle Johnston.
Reading-Miss Della Brown.
Song 142.
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As J. F. Lay was assassinated
Ms store at Bodcau Station, in
parish, last Monday night
1hs was bending over to fasten
, htch at the bottom of the door
sekarge of No. 8 shot was fred
a1uhis breast and shoulder, all
laeing downward. As Mr.. Lay
u . the floor the assassin fired
= second time. but the charge
ai1sed the PROSTATE body, and
~ . hole in the floor.
no motive of the dastardly
ulme was evidently robbery. A
af1Ner containing about $40 was
nilling from the store and was
nsnd empty at q neighboring gin
p0se between two bales of cotton.
Assresult of the evidence given
eote the jury empaneled by
Neeonee H. Neeson, John and
virgo Galimore, colored, were
I'D on suspicion Of having
nitted the murder, circum-
- pointing strongly to their
Lay was q native Of this
where he has lived all his
q was about 48 years old.
- the only brother of Mrs.
leon, of this place; Mrs.
son, Of Bodcau, and Mrs.
e, Of Bayou Current, La,
eavee many relatives and
= 70 mourn his sad DEATH
e an estimable gentleman,
aaful business man and true
and in his death the parish
= good man and q useful
IN.
2 remains were buried at
niIy graveyard at the Lay
about six miles from Ben.
seerday. The funeral ser.
Nere conducted by Rev. ].
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Jte $ossier Simmer.
BENTON, LOUISIANA,
sunRSDAY, :::AUGUST %, 1900.

qha State Board of Education,
!, session at Baton Rouge Tues
- Of last week, made the fol-
,.:no announcements of the new
a.hool Board appointments for
o.. narish: E. S. Dortch, w.
poney. j. B. Thompson, N. w.
a1ntall. J. B. Johnston, j. E.
pcOers. r. B. Martin, J. N. Plat
md ]. w. Prince.
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The Atlanta Daily Constitution
NOW RUNNING A SPECIAL CAMPAIGN
OFFER, ONLY 81.

The Constitution, Of Atlanta,
Ca, is now offering its Daily and
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The struggle is on between the
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Zinc Fiducia, little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fiducia, Of this
place, died Monday evening, aged
" months. The remains were
buried in Shreveport Tuesday.
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VSuoF AQO0uInm& tho special Term o.
Court which was Ordered for tho
First Monday in September, 1900.
Dursuant to the petition Of tho officers,
i attorneys and citizens Of Booster
parish, requesting the adjournment Of
the special term OF Court ordered for the
first Monday in September, 4. D., 1900,
on account Of the general prevalence Of
sickness in the parish at this time, It is
hereby ordered that said special term be
and il is hereby adjourned.
Thus done and signed officially, on this,
the 18th day Of August, A. D.. 1900.
]. +. WATKINS.
Judge ID District Court.
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Dentistry.

DR.. T. NJ. Comegys, Office In the new
Cooper Brothers building, second door;
Shreveport.
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a. j. MurH,

4 ttorney at Law, Commercial N rational
a Bank building, Shreveport, La.
Will practice in the Courts Of Caddo.
Bossier and adjoining parishes.
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Allen S Pharmacy

Tho leading RETAIL DRUu SroR8 IN
1 Shreveport. We carry full line
OF Sick Room Requisites. The o0ly
store having complete stock Of Home-
opathic and Veterinary Remedies. Fine
Medical Wines and Liquors in PACKAGES
ct less than one quart. Inquiries cheer
fully answered. Mail orders promptly
attended to. Next door to tbs posto6ce
4l9 Texas St, Shreveport.
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FRANKS RESTAURANT,

J. B5ccoL0 q Co., Prop'rs.
In the Simon building. Oyster parlor,
L fish and game Of all kinds. Up-to.
date in all things, and furnished in the
neatest style. Prompt and polite atten-
tfon. Meals at all hours. Shreveport,