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all the privileges and liberties enjoyed by
the English settlers. The only liberty Of
which the Beers will be deprived through
English victory is the liberty of exercising
tyranny over the Outlanders-taxing them
without giving them representation, gov
erning them without their consent and in
general treating them as no freemen of our
race will ever quietly submit to be treated
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GRAlM-0g
GRAIM-0l

Remember that name when you want a deIicIop.
appetizing, nourising food drink to take the niscs
OF coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all Wild
have used It, Grain-O is made of pure grain r.
aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. It il
not stimulant. hut health builder, and the
children, well the adults, can drink IL with
great benefit Costs about Y much as coffee
15c. and 25c. per package. Ask your grocer for
GrainO.
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Continental Chapter, D. A. R.. held it's
regular monthly business meeting Monday
afternoon at the residence of its re-
gent, Mr. NJ. s. Gist. Four new members
were elected. Twenty-Five members were
selected to take charge of the Continental
Chapter table at the luncheon to be served
during the D. A. r. congress. After a So
cial hour, with refreshments, the meeting
adjourned
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Single Tax Mas. Meeting.

A mass meeting of those interested in the
sinQfs tax and other methods of taxation
will be held Saturday evening at the Ma
tional Rifles armory. The speakers will in
ator Pettigrew, Representative Charm
clark and Mr.. e. r. Ridgeley.
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GAME.


Very similar to the preceding game was
the last event of the evening. The teams
were close throughout, and it was not pos
sible to foretell the decision until the last
man had bowled. Toward the middle Co
lumbia dad a slight advantage, but the
CAROLS soon pulled this down, and the
again neck and neck. But three
pins stood between the teams at the close
The score follows:
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JOCKEY JENKINS SUSTAINED.
Tim Murphy Warned or Tracks fol
Making CharEeH

Tim Murphy Warned on Tracks for
Making Charges.
SAN FRANCISCO. February 14-At a
meeting of the California Jockey Club
stewards last night Tim Murphy, the east
ern betting man, was warned of the club
tracks for making charges against Jockey
jenkins and failing to prove them.
Bookmaker Joseph Rose, who was sum-
moned to appear in connection with Jockey
Conleys suspicious ride on Red Pirate some
days ago. was warned OFF. Conley was
suspended Indefinitely
Jockey w. Harvaes was warned off for
his ride on Flamaway couple of months
ago.
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FIRST GAME,


The second game was a great contest, the
two sides being very near together from
start to finish. 1t took the last frame to
decide the winner, and the last men held
the decision in their hands. The teams
made the same number of spares, Carroll
getting one more strike. The score follows:
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Friday evening there will be league ten
pins at the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton. the Carroll Institute five playing
them.
The standings of the clubs follows:
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BUFFALO. N. Y. February 14.-Presi-
dent Franklin of the Buffalo Base Ball
Club left here last night to confer with
officials of the National League in New
York. Concerning the published stories that
the American (Western) League was plan
ming to drop Buffalo, Franklin said before
leaving: "1hey can't force me out now If /
don't want to CO.
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Is 1t not true however, that the Beers
are simple, virtuous, God-fearing people,
deserving of our sympathy on that ac-
count?
In so far as the ruling classes are con-
cerned it is to be feared that the Beers
have become very corrupt. The history of
legislation in the Transvaal is deeply
stained with bribery and other corrupt
practices. Concessions to Hollander COM
panies, like the dynamite monopoly, have
enriched the Dutch and the Beers. and laid
heavy burdens upon the Outlanders. In
one Observation-Disclosures instance a leglsla-
tive measure was enacted through the
bribery Of twenty-three out OF twenty-five
of the members constituting the legislature
the vice president and the Son-in-law OF the
president 1t is significant fact In TINS
connection that whereas the salary list OF
the TransyaaI in 1886 amounted to about
f5I 900 sterling, in 1899 it had reached the
enormous total of 100000, or S6,Oo0,ooo
AS to the common people, no DOUBT many
of them are simple, God-fearfng people.
honestly convinced that England is seeking
TO deprive them of their liberties. Yet the
picture drawn Of them by Olive Schreiner,
Boer in sympathy and in race, In her
famous book. "A South African Farm"
represents them as sunk In ignorance ana
sloth, opposed to progress and civilization
cruel and thievish in habits. holding for
religion gloomy fataliSm conceived IN the
spirit of the least enlightened period or the
Old Testament and scarcely touched by the
light of Christianity.
bidding any Roman Catholic or Church OF
england clergyman to baptize any man,
woman or child of the Basuto tribes on
pain of very severe penalties
D--vs.V, Trea
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both Dutch and English. without distinc-
ton. The former, though inferior in num-
bers, have a majority in the parliament.
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English Treatment.

t. q NOT true. however, that the English
government has been from time to time
during the last seventy years harsn and
even unjust toward these people?
In the earlier part of the century, yes
hut within the last twenty years, no. On
the other hand the treatment melted out
nv the Beers to the Kaffirs for more than a
century has been characterized by cruelty
and Injustice. They held them in a bitter
slavery until the British government pro-
claimed emancipation in 1884. Since then
the substance of slavery has largely re-
manned. although the name has been
changed The Beers do not look upon the
Kafirs as human beings. According to
olive Schreiner, they think they have no
souls.
And further, If England's skirts are not
clear of unwise and unfair dealing with the
Roers at certain epochs of their history ii
oupbt TO be remembered that she has also
conferred great benefits on these people, as
when in 1877 or 1878 she responded to their
anneal for help and saved them from de-
sfruction by the Zulus. She fought the
zulu war for their benefit at cost of
5000 600 sterling.
Nevertheless, is it not true that If Eng
land succeeds in this war she will deprive
the Beers of their liberties?
There Is no reason whatever to think so.
IT is plainly England's purpose to deprive
the Transvaal of its Independence. because
that is fatal to peace and freedom in South
Africa But there is every reason to sup
pose that she will establish in the two Boer
republics the same liberty and equal rights
which she now gives to the colonies of Ma
tai and Cape Colony, where the Dutch have
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Is 1t not true, however, that the Beers
are a simple virtuous, God-fearing people.
deserving of our sympathy on that &C.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

The Democratic primary 70 elect ten
Delegates u 'hs county nomIna.Inx con.
vess1on 1t ldsho Falls, September ).
.as . n.del f"~ harmosy. and resulted
10 TIE election Of splendid delegation.
seventy votes wers cast. twenty.iour
~ ladies and forty-aix by men. Oe,v
oes ticket WAS before the primary
The delegates elected are Mad.mes A
7. STEPHENS and H. N Kirk patrick and
L. n. Caps. Wm. Howard, Geo. Dunn,
J. A. 6sanstt. w. Y. Rarohsrt. }. I.
stewart. w. w. McDoasld, Tod How.
ard.
TINE News Isgratided With the ssiec.
eioos and expects ~ b. able u repor,
good york dous by them 1t the con.
vention.
Oas more county conveutloa and the
agooy VI primaries aud convention,
vlli b over, asd, In the language Of
the old darksy. ''bress DE- LAvd, Oh, N,
soul, breas do LAwd."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

That the Chisanan places his sur
nans 6vst. While the Ansricau has bis
lass; that the Chinamaa wears white
for mourning. and the American black;
that the chinese women have big waists
snd little feet, while the American
women hsvs little waists ssd big feet:
that the chlnamas site 10 draft ~ .
matter Of prstereuce. while the Ameri-
caa avoids IL: that one eats With chop
ssscks and spooas, The other With knife
and fork--these and . hundred other
Insignificant contrasts ln the customs Of
everyday life indicate lhs kisd Of obs~r-
vstIoos | en- aatursiiy making durinx
my sojoora 10 the United Statss. But
] realize THAI this sntithssls 70 only skin
deep. Human nature IL the came In
both cascs. but expresses itself differ
ensly Hon. Wa TIng-ianK, In Leslie's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25
ts1asna.s whea1 vts,1 S0ala.

Chicago, Aug. 50. "A spsciai TO the
Times. Herald frOn Wabash. lad, says:
"RsiIable xraIn dealers irom ell pArts
Of The state have collected statistics
showIag the total yield u wheat In In
diana ior the present year 10 The small
ct soe many years, aad MOT excsedtnx
4. ooo, 900 bushels, Axaiast frog $5,0o0,-
90 70 %o.0Oo. OUO for several years In
succession prior " 1899. The crop Is
. practical failure. there being but little
mors than enough grain ralssd for
sesdiog, and leaving shortage Of ,OO0''
OOO bushels.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

Marion Mcbride left Blackfoot July
s, 1900, for the Palouse country via
Boise City.
His out6t consisted Of . Cooper cover
ed wagon, nearly new. and i've horses
and two colts. One gOod looking gray
mare not branded. weight about lAUO
pounds. one bay and one sorrei brand
ed : on left thigh. one young mare,
light bay and one young s0rrel horse
branded C. C. co left hip, made up the
team. When be left Blsckloot he wss
driving two horses snd leading three.
Mr.. Mcbride was about IS years old,
six feet tall. black hair and moustache
mixed with gray, brown eyes and
weighed shout $50 pounds.
He left Biackfoot aione and went
acroes the desert Ia the direction d
Arco. He promised 70 write from sew
eral points. Nothing has been heard
from him. His friends fear foul play.
a liberal reward will be paid for posi-.
tive information - 70 his whereabouts,
Address all letters TO THE News, Black.
foot, Idaho.
State papers please copy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

News comes frvm Chicago that little
Howard Bl~shsa 10 In bed with scarlet
fever Ia thst city.
Mr.. BieshAa took his little soo along
With him to 80 the sights Of the city
aol 70 visit relatives Ia llliuots and
loua. and lmmedlstsly sftse reaching
Chisago he was stricken down With
scarlet fever. The latest news from
him 10 satisfactory. He has paced the
dagger poiaI What = Disappointment
hes cosue 70 The father add little fellow
q, scsOuns Of this unlookcdfor dissase.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25
mlnGatsa ~ ~ vertiaeasa.

The cost oi the army and navy will
aggregate over 60. 100 900 nearly four
tisnse ~ much ~ our government ever
speot Tor the same purpose 10 ANY year
before Mr.. Mckinley became president.
Apparently At the p~esent rate Of pro-
srvss, the Americsn workiugman will
sooa b. called upoa 70 carry not only =
sDldicr but . sailor upon his back aud
out u hIs earniays spend euoush 70
feed. closhc and suppo~t the two while
they arc living aud pension their fami-
lice vhco they are dead ~ baltimore
Sun.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25
olerssss nsws

Comes from Dr.. D. n. CarRlle. OF Wash.
ia. l. I. He writes: "Four bottles o'
Electric Bltters has cured Mrs. Brewer
AZ scrofuls, which he'd caused her great
.u6.rins for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her head ana 'Aco'
and the best doctors could give ner o"
help; bu. her cure is complete and Nor
health 10 excellent This shows wn.'
,hou,suds have proved-that Electric
a,,,~rs IL the bert blood puridsr KNOWN
~. Tho .aprsms remedy for eczema,
,.,,.r. salt rheum, ulcers, boi's, ana
r.rnine cores. It stimulates liver
tidnsys and bowels, sxpels po'sons'
Mir. digestion builds up the strength
Oils "a csu,s. sold BY Hull 4 WOOD
run. druggists, guaranteed
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

Blacksoos congrutulates IT. young
citizen, James Gray. upon the splendid
posItlon he l. 70 have 10 the ra''roAd
service.
He has been rendered and hes accept
ed In, pcsisIon Of secretary 70 superin'
,eedeut Manson Of the Short Lilac. Mr.
GRAY spent many MONTE ~ business
college 10 San Francisco and 10 well
equipped for the responsible position
Nay bis promotions b frequent Until
he reaches . superintendsncy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

Gorton's 6sh cake positively free
from bones. For sale BY .. H. Holbrook
You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain collie, cholera and dtar-
rhoea remedy. Hull 4 Woodruff will
refund your money II you are not sstis-
fied after using it. II d everywhere adj
United to be the most successful remedy
10 use for bowel complaints and the on
" one that never fails. 1t is pleasant.
cafe and reliable.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

"We have -old many different cough
remedies, but none has given better
satisfaction than Chambrrlnius, ,ays
Mr.. Charles HnlxhAuer. Druggist. New
ark, N. j. ST lie perfectly safe and can
be relied npon in all casss Of coughs,
colds. ar hoarseness. Sold by Hull 4
Woodruff. druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25
e,asAsn cssasy rsaeasrs' issuauls

Will begin ct Idaho FAlls on Monday,
August 18th. Good Instructors have
been secured, and no smbiti0us teacher
Will 'niss this opportunity Of putting
himself Or herself under good in
struction unless circumstances nre such
~ will absolutely prevent attendance.
The Instructors selected will be an
nounced later.
All interested 10 the course Of educa-
ton add especially the mrmbe-s Of the
school boards Who are looking for teach
ers for the coming Year arc cordially
invited to be present.
LYDaAN HADLEY, Co. supt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25
NJ Appsnls esst.

IL envied by al poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out Of order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings Nov
Lie Pills. the wonderful stumach and
liver remedy, gives = splendid appetite,
sound digestion and = regular b0dtly
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only &c. at Hull 4
Woodruff drug store.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

An doctors told Renlck Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson. o.. after suffering -
nouths from rectal 6stuIa, he would die
unless costly operation WAS perform-
ed: but he cured himself with ave boxes
Of Buckleu's Arnica Salvs, the surest
pile cure on earth. aud the best salvs
Ia the world. Is cents I boz. sold by
Hull l. Woodruff, drugglsts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

BlsckfoOt public school will begin iis
fall term Tuesday, 3eptember :.
The board Of trustees IL desirOus Of .
foil attendance. It II making Ill Deces-
ssry preparations for the ctsnfort, con-
veuience, accommodation and care Of
pupIls. and will BE- pleased II the die
trict will show it, appreciation BY send
Ing them In It the opening OF the term.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25
~ FasAisasd csi1 csres

ere Roing out Of date The busy man
Of. today can not afford to lie shed q
whole day and undergo the martyrdom
Of the sweating process. Krsuse's Cold
Cure are capsules Of convenient size,
and can be taken without danger whtls
performing your usua! dutiee. They
cure In ~ hours. Price 25c. Sold by
Hull 4 Woodruff, druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25
pspsjlsl cssaay csavsaa1ss.

Primaries will be held Saturday.
August 18th. fsr the purpose Of elect
Ing delegates 70 the county convention
10 b. held In Idaho Fslis on the ID Of
September, for tho purpose Of pomi-
mating county ticket.
The precincts are entitled 70 the fol.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

County Trrcsurer's OMcnL
BlackftDf. bingham Cp idaho
July 18th. lnD-
NOTICE IL hereby given that The following
~ Binghssn County Warrants Will be posd
uts,n presentation. II presented within sixty
10, days from the dAfe Of this nottce:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND:
Registered. Numbered.
October 18th 1859 .-..- as 10 ~ lac.
January 4pth lns. - to g Inc.
GENERAL FUND:
Registered Mustered.
January 18th, lso6 ....--........---O to - lac
d. n. BIErHAN.
Treasurer. Bingham COunfy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

Do you want them? Do you simply
want To glow with heAlthS Do you want
u eat veil, sleep we'll and work we'll!
Try Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound.
Sold BY Hull 4 Woodruff, druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

The Silver Republicans OF bingham
county will hOld their primaries, Mon
day. August q. TO elect delegates TO
the county convention to b held 1t
Idaho Falls. Monday. September ;.
The following Il the apportionment for
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

! MIR a,.iur shos viii spoil the good
.esct ), = good sermon. For Oil &C.
...,ons when . comfortable, styl'en'
.ervlceable shoe 10 desirsd wear 80 :. D.
r..,, Cos "Wsar.Rssisters" 'et
oalr q The Fair Store.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-08-25

lniaaaisa haklag psw1sn - naaG3yanAs
~ thsis - ; = III CD q k0AH
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-12
The Street Ligting Question

At the last session of the city
Council bids for public lights were
opened ana referred to the street
lighting and the franchise commit.
tees, who will report to the council
tomorrow nIgh'. There is sn in6u-
encc being exerted to have these bids
rejected 80 that another proposition
may be submitted. The city, a. an
individual, must be fair. Tns city
should not place itself In the position
OF being diScrsdited. The question
which should be determined 10 plaIL:
Have the Two bidders, now under
advisemsnt by,the joint comittesS,
complied with ali tho requirements of
the city2 Are their bids. .exorbitant,
aud how do they compare with tie
price of lights furnished In other
cities of the comparative sise OF
Shreveport Ii these bids.Are within
reasonable proportions, then the
council should adopt one of the two.
When bidders have. submitted their
bid, in gond faith aud In keeping
with requirements, they should re-
ceivs ali que aud fair confederation.
The Caucasian is opposed to munich
pal ownership. bat the city eau, when
ready, acquire BY appropriation the
lighting plsHt, gas and electric light,
aud operate it to tie best advantage
but the question is simply, shall the
two bids submitted BY Two different
Interests, aud IN full faith OF tar
treatment be considered, or will these
two bidders be told to cone again
on /. . new proposition Oh winch
others would have . say!
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-12
Street Lighting Of the City OF
Atlanta, Georgia.

Asa matter OF interest It my be
related In connection with the ques-
tien Of lighting Of the city OF S1revc.
port, shat conflict arose between
tue city OF Atlanta, Gsy aud the
Georgla Electric Light Company, as
TO whether ths cost Of tho city's light
lug should be reduced, 3 provision
having been stipulated la making the
Lighting Company aud the city, that
should tnis question arise, IL should
be settled W arbitration. TO deter
milne the actual cost Of producing the
cltis lights, the city of Atlanta 20
appoint one arbitrator, aud the EIec.
tric Light company 10 appoint
snether. Il was provlaed that in the
evsal the two aroitrators snonLd
fail 70 agree, sn umpire or third
party was TO be selected by The other
two Arbitrators, and be vas to b,
called 10.
rhe report OF the aroitratOrs wal
submitted May 16, 1899, aud IL quit.
Isugthy, going into mo minutest de
tsils As To tne cost Of operating that
portion OF the Electric Lignt CON-
pAay's plant - was ussd for tne pur-
pose OF lighting the streets OF TIE
city OF Auants.
zoe arollfasors appointed on tf'
psrs OF lhs city and ths Esctric Lisul
Jom9 9AnY agreed a. 70 tne diharsn
Items of cost, il bsing not neceossr,
70 cali Ia az umpire.
The report VI the committee va
thai the total cost TO produce ou'
7,OOe 7. r. hgnt Was ss4.ssl. wnici
VAS entirely Satisfactory 10 tae .citi-
ssns aud ~l,y council OF Atlanta.
rne city VI Atlanta nas On nel
streets 6S4 arc lEmps Of 2,UoOa T.
sud 175 series inesndesceas samps .
20 :. r. wnicn ls ,Qulvalens 10 S6'
z.vv0 z. arc lamps, me coss Of s.sau
soel l. ~ % per Ton, wnlcn is one
tn.rd sess en.a me cosl L. Snrss
port.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-12

Will Be Held in Shreveport.
uecembE ID. 1000

mD5r 10 l6OO
In accordance with = Issoluton passed
A. the last meeting OF the Produeers'
League Of the parish Of Red Rlvs., the
planters OF North Louisiasa are called 10
meet at shreveport Oh December ~, to
consider the planting conditions exlstlog;
aud TO try to better the conditloEs we mAy
ee called upoo TO lace IN the lea, future.
All planters are expected 70 lend taelr as-
sistance. Ii ts supposed that no pledges
viii De exacted, but as our matusi inter
ssts Ars 50 closely allied We VIII agree 10
agree. We nave to CONSIDER the LABOR
question, the cotton seed questi an, the Cal
load questlod, aud II have any voice, Ene
"Hay seeo" 30 question. whicn includes
them all. Come one, come AL, aud gel
your neighbOrs u come.
All papers IN North Louisiana friendly
20 the planning interesss are req1 1e sted ~
nOtice thls call Tree OF charge.
b. W. nARS TON.
President Producers League, Parish ol
Red kiyer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-12
iNARRIiD.

Mise Evangsiine Tripp att and Mr.
r y BoieseAu.
Ol Sunday afternoon, Miss Evan
gelius rrippett aud Mr. Il q Boissesu
we're married in PArkvisw church,
West Shreveport, by Rev DIR Sawyer,
In the presence Of . gathering o.
friends.
The bride Is = charming young
lady and popular. The groom is th'
son of Capt JOS Boisseau and IL
worthy young man.
We join their friends in hearty
congratulations aHd beat wisnes.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-12
A Handsome Boy

The Caucasian tenders its con ngrat-
ulations to Mr. aud Mrs + w Palms
on che arrival ut their hone OF .
handsome ter snd half pouSd boy.
We Wish the young gentleman long
life, unlimited happiness asd pros
perit.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-12
Knor and Dswet .FIrhting.

London, Dec. 1s-The Evening STAN
dard says the battle between General
Knox and General DeWet continues and
that forces changed ground necessarily.
Lack of definite information on the sub
ject is said TO be due to the absence of
telegraphic communication. with the
scene of action.
While the war Office is most reticent
on the subject there are indications that
officials have received news suggesting
considerable British success against De
Wet.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-12

The old reliable J J Lyons has sold
his restaurant on Texas svehus, 70
Mf Britt, and has assumed charge OF
the Acadia hotel on Milan ard Ed
wards street. Mr. Lyons will, NO
DOUBT, meet with success.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-12
ALFALFAI ALFALAi
New Crop. 1902 Grown seet

have in lransit $4,000 pounds new
a ,faifa Glover Seed. Same was con.
tracted Tor last tDrinE, ana Mas grown
specially Tor me. Il will be 60 lbe
advantages of prospective buyers 10
get Samples aud prices from ms De.
fore Dnyi.g else where, a. there viii
De large quantity OF low grade seed
on the market, on account 0l the long
drouth in TIE Alfalfa growing section
Any information regarding Alfalfa
40 10 planiiug and fhe profits 10 b.
derived tnereirom, will be cneeriuIll
given. dEN * ROSE,
Wholesale Seed Aerchant, ohreVe