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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
ACTION TAKEN.
An Effort to Re Made to Set Aside tlF
Grayson County Election.

An Effort to Re Made to Set Aside tl7E
Grayson County Election.
Denison, Tex, March 18.-Adolph">.
Busch G Co of st. Louis have fled IN
application fer an injunction restrain
ing Grayson county officials from Pat
ting into effect prohibition law. The
application was filed before Judge Bry-
ant. at Paris, and he declined 70 Issue
the restraining order n al oX parte,
hearing, but agreed to sat gay d1tt
that attorneys for plaintiff ami tic
equity pudge Of Eraysoa county ~oU!1
agree upon. Three cG-;Stif. '!|''@:
grounds are set Up. One IS tt; -
local option law is u1cOns tit:;ts>"3! =
cause it discriminates a-1i1s. p:cEs.
clans and denies a physician who has
any other occupation from writing q
prescription for alcohol or WHISKY.
The second ground is that the law 4
unconstitutional because it does nor
permit an election to be held in sub
divisions OF counties after the county
has gone prohibition, and does pei:
nit a subdivision TO vote at once on
the question after the county has gone
against prohibition. The third ground
is that the election was illegal because
the judges of tie election in Denison
and Sherman required all voters to
have city poll tax receipts, and alleges
that these cities and towns have no le-
gal right to assess a poll tax or to col
lect the same. There are seven other
counts involving the illegality of the
election
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
PYRAMID OF Goldfish.

ter as for the table. Shape the mixture
in the form of a pyramid on serving
dish that viii stand the heat of the
oven. Brush o7er with beaten egg or
with melted butter and then sprinkle
with breaderumbs and brown IN q hot
oven GarnIsh with parsley and hard
boiled eggs cut In quarters. Salt cod
6sh picked IS pieces soaked ii cold wa
ter eyer b Eli aad heated barely % The
basIlng point may he used for this dish
sspslon Coaling School Magazine.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
GOT OUT.
-Four Men Make Their Escape by Saving
Their Cell Doors.

-Four Men Make Their Escape by Saving
Their Cell Doors.
Atlanta. Ga. March 1s.-A Jack
son, Miss, special to the Journal
says Four prisoners confined in the
city Jail here made sensational es-
cape by saving their cell bars. The
men were George Thomas. John
Burns. United States prisoners; J. e.
Leland, an alleged burglar and ". F.
Mcdonald, serving a sentence for big
amy.
II is said that the men were assist
ed by a mysterious woman dressed IN
black, who is said to have. visited the
jail last week, Leland had been con
fined on q charge Of biganay, and was
thought To have been suspected Of
rohbing the county treasury ID New
ton of over $1,000 las year deEon-
aid vas ander 4 sarte .asa Of Is wears
for biga1
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Secretary Shaw Spoke.

Beaumont, March 19.-At a recep-
ton given to Secretary of the Treas
ury Shaw By the business men of this
city, the secretary made brief speech
in which he laid great stress on the
necessity for inland harbors on the
gulf coast. He also advocated liberal
harbor appropriations and the great
necessity for a ship subsidy to build
up South American trade.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Eye TROUBLES and Health.

The long continuance of eye troubles
may be the unsupported source of in
somnia. vertigo, nausea and general
failure OF health. In many cases the
eye trouble becomes suddenly mis-
chieyous owing to some failure of the
general health or to increased sensi-
tiveness of the brain from moral or
mental causes. says physician.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Efnbankments Breaks.

Natchez, Miss, March 18-The fif-
teen-foot embankment ofthe Texas
and Pacific railroad at Bougere, thir-
ty-five miles below Vidalia, broke and
q gap two miles in length was cut by
the river in a few hours This gap
was followed by break in the lower
Beugere ievee. which Tapped the rail-
road embankment @ nthe south end,
and the water is running into and fill
ing Bougere swamp.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
six HUNDRED DIED.
Particulars of the Terrible Hurricane Ar.

Particulars of the Terrible Hurricane Are
Brought by Steamer.
San Francisco, March 1S.-The
steamer Nariposa arrived from the
Samoan islands bringing full particu-
lars Of the terrible hurricane which
visited the Poumotu group of islands
in January. IN all over 500 lives
We're lost and the financial loss will
excsed $500, 900. The Poumotu group
OF islands numbers about 100 islands
divisions. Relief measures have been
instituted and everything possible : is
being done at Apia and other places
In the Samoan group to relieve the
sufferings of the Poumotu islanders.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Silver and Gold Mined.

City CT Mexico. March 18.-The
amount OF silver mined in this coun-
try during the first FIVE months of
the current fiscal year was $30,677, $40,
an Increase of nearly S3,000,000 over
the production for the corresponding
period of the previous year The gold
extraction is steadily increasing, the
amount for the first five months of the
fiscal year being S4,109. JOG against
S3,841,263 in similar period of the
previous fiscal year.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19

Lampasas, Tex, March 1S.-At the
state convention of the Young Mems
Christian association Monday the
question drawn was conducted by I.
e. Jones of Beaumont. George McDill
of Omaha, Neb., international railroad
secretary for the southwest spoke on
railroad work W j. Parker of Chi
eago. dwelt on 'sThe Boys as Factor
in the Forward Movement"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Sergeant Noenan Suicides.

St. Louis. Marcn 18-Police Ser
geant John Noonan of the Fourth dis
trict, in which vice and corruption
disclosures were recently made by the
grand jury, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat and shooting himself
il the abdomen He had been suffer
ing with nervous prostration.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Saloons Dynamited and Robbed.

Chattanooga, Tenn. March 1S.-
Thieves Sunday night dynamited and
robbed the safe in Alderman Pat
Lynch's saloon and secured about $3.50
In cash, The safe in the Red Star sa-
loon. owned by the Chattanooga Brew
cry company. was also blown open and
q small amount of cash secured
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
weavers Strike at Waco.

Waco, Tex, March 18.-Over a score
of weavers went ON strike at the Stay
den Kirksey wooden mills. They asked
an advance OF one-fourth to one-half a
cent per yard, making a difference Of
81 to 81 per week. Committees are try
ing to adjust the matter.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19

Have ready a pint of fresh Goldfish
cooked, freed from skin and bones and
separated into flakes. Prepare white
sauce Of two tablespoonful each of
butter and flour, one-fourth teaspoon
full each OF salt and pepper and one
cupful of rich milk. Beat into the
sauce the fish and one pint of well
mashed and seasoned potato. Add but
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
soaking sofied Clothes.

It is not well to seak clothes in any
thing but hot, soapy water. Soiled
clothing should not lie in this longer
than an hour The immediate action
of soap is to combine with the dirt and
render it soluble. Within a short time
another compound is formed which is
harder to remove. Clothes soaked over
night have when dry dead, unpleas-
ant SMELL
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
DEATH of cantain Boren

Dallas, March 18.-Captain p. NJ
Boren. a leading business man here,
died suddenly Monday night of heart
trouble He was a wholesale grocer,
an ex-Cenfederate soldier and Dallas
first FIRE commissioner.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Hume Accepts Sentence.

Waco, Tex, March 1S.--W. J. Hume
Of New Orleans accepted sentence in
the United States court on charge of
using the mails to defraud. He was
sentenced to year and a day in feder-
al prison Thus ends the famous cot
ton case in which it is alleged persons
in foreign countries were duped out of
large sums. The mails were used in
correspondence.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
As to Pol; Tax Frauds.

Austin, March 12.-District Judge
Penn delivered to the grand jury a
strong charge on the matter Of poll
tax funds, it being claimed that large
blocks of receipts have been taken out
to corrupt the approaching city cleo
ton
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
WOMEN SENT UP.
Judge Ready Uses Plain Language to a
Couple Offenders.

Judge Ready Uses Pain Language to a
Couple Offenders.
have been sentenced in the court of
special sessions, Brooklyn, to serve
ten months in the penitentiary for
using improper language on the
streets. In pronouncing sentence JUS
tice Ready said: Il am determined to
prevent such occurrences as this in
future. II this thing is to be tolerated.
how is it to be possible for respecta-
bic women to walk on the streets with
out having their ears and sensibilities
shocked II you come here again
shall punish you to the full extent of
the law !"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
WISH TO ANNEX.
Majority of Oak Cliff Voters Wish to Be
Part of Dallas.


Part of Dallas.
Dallas, March 1S.-The election held
at Oak Cliff Monday on the question
of annesing to this city, resulted as
follows: For, 201;; against, 1873; ma
jority in favor, 1S. After the result
was known those in favor of annexa-
ton had a demonstration, during
played and a bonfire was built. Speech
es were also made The ants will
carry the matter before the legisla-
ture. ssfss5
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Harrison Renominated.

Chicago, March 1S.-Maycr Carter
TT. Harrison was renominated for a
fourth term ii the Democratic city
convention
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Catholic. Church Burns.

West, Tex, March Is. The Catholic
church burned The less is estimated
at about SIC eco insured fer about half
its value
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
nsg Lose.

M makes an omelet much
klan milk. says d cook
SO esler ard IL you want
lch suits q small fam
PIT the rule Of one egg
sfnl of liquid.
pile caistara you must
ss's llg that ii
ought to BE taken
q tslz Oh beginning
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
os1uafE roR THE SOUTH.

with cockades of oerise
= white lace veil falling be-
cost styles of the modistes
n are for the travellers to
ND n sunny climes. A pretty
g these is shown in an
ered yelling set OFF with
and heavy tassels in orien-
he berthe, collar and cuffs
ated silk muslin edged with
erk Flowers and ostrich
eI eolors trim the lace
h AMY yARNUM.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
No Deaths In Two Davs.

Mazatlan, Mex, March Is There
hare been no deaths from the plague
hers for two days.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-19
Ess AND FASHION.
s. 4 1AlITs AND SOME OF THE
's' NEWER FINE STYLES.

xxrar.an Who Regulates Her
's.-. Recommendations Fashions
.,rsfve and HandsOme-Costun
"a srrIng or a Sunny Cline.
81; dnality is becoming a big fac
8 dress. Few women belong COM
ssss Is any one type Of appearance
a a'sI Az average woman tends decided
4 a Il Il toward studying herself. She
] ...sss how she means to look and how
.ss an turn her good points to best
z 800 There are plenty of styles which
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

Ut rabalf IrGn. - Sra Spofnne
meloes ONT en- ncfiaa mGrfefig Sern.
ba~neulgffe. 1aa Spofane Sails &
Tort6ern ganen fire 0ail fra 9pen
benltoo ct auItrGn paa so Boone
uhen Sofomptin for. 9aneitr9fuin.
gen bRloebe moo 9pen, % Of GU eller
anbea 8runo par Srrtlet ioa im:at
blct iat / geprgeIie. Wen Sarten
sgebe % seehe, % intet fuitoe brn;.
me Get iunge 5rGns Jart, fsr bet
naoeoe 9pen. Get itaniebe life, boor
Sanciporet enbtc, men raiebe tuerS
ouer en- @a6e, for oper en- itor Stens
baitg OF 300 6o6 IGnger borte itnn.
gebe oct mibt imob ct Siis paa 6 So.
refer, Ger beboehe$ al 10 Samilier;
ifisnt belle Sltict blcu fornaublet iii
"ainbling", blep finn en- Gut al Sn.
lets 8 9eboere brrbt o9 ct Barn blep
iaoret. 200 Sco cnonu Ipneere BOT.
tc Itnngeoe SrRnct MOB Grpitol Steam
2duuOrp Der liaclebes blen lagt
8rrS, men oa por ogiaa bet radcliffe
SrGns arait u0temt. llnber oen pil.
De aisretur bleo ialt fire Wennelfer
brp6t, og. otter bleu mer e0er min.
Gre lemlPitet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24
Osiaa ct SoriIae,

! Ell SanOsmeuigbeo Dor Der Ell.
gang Ell CARMEL Vfoub, JON / opcr
eli Y2cnndtcuIocr buube puret / en-
eIIcr arden &eitiuinB i N~}enigbe0cn
o. Iaot Ell he. Tel me0 0cna Ycnac.
ltel at 9lere. Tennc iamure Mun0
par ! lang Glo b.cpen mi2trntt icr at
baoe beN IcJc &Qnc I~eiliqhc0sui& 1T
blGlpe liz letg til &ommeItiQiuler
ira Oti2lton@foaicu; nteu oct iolNt
naturlt8ol@ uauitctla, 1t iiuNc NrUi~
moo bln. Eunc.ll blcp oct bcpiit.
at 5 Collars uar bit itiuolne ira
Wisiton&toalcn, iom itpo ! 5ofrjitict.
% alt iDntea Sclc : HcH HrtNjul II
8anlIln9cn por 5ugcu. ~Frcnro0cn,
De YtGno / Mcu9nc0eu 8lorDc Mr..
item opmGrtiom yaa SaJln "a 8ioroe
arou pQa, al no1ct ituloc hi 1iprt.
Sreiter Iooc0c at QIere Ell llurcria.
sclic.
Otter @u0&tieuciteN bc1 ialReuNc
Ssn6a8 ial0t Oct li8 iIIg, O.. Nrcittr
% ben gamIe Ynano b.ep olcnc / q.
t"riitiet. Rreiten tom Ill at tuutr poo
or ban M hnu0c en- u0mprttt Nulc0.
ming til at aubnc 30 MOO WlstUnfl2
"Sar on bort. At Der or Bit bor.,
8enge ira Wlsitonsfa&icn ber?" ipuy
te 8reiten itorpt.
~So'bu, ieg bar uiit bert no3.
iligt~, ipartc Woubcn, Oct ban GRO
paa bpert Gro.
"Gette cr EFT Sing, ION an9lar d.
% mig. min 9obe Rono", iortiatt
Rreiten ~alporiigt. Sum ri 10 Pa.
aosuna iii aoSieu % en- al o& max
pRre 1ppeu."
~SanoeIig er oct life iout on Tiger"
ipnrte Den gamle Mano uoen at bIirfy
>eaer iorraabe Ell mine, "@i 10 er d
eneitP, Tom bar &ogang til oenn
aasie, % iea tGnfer. Oct beoIte oil blI
at on betalcr BET balpe al SumHer
og jea 3eitelb Og at Ger life blir iaI
Ct Sr6 mer on Soaen."
Oct Oioes life, ON 8orilaset bltl
pebiat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

man bnr SeIb meb fin ltorponines.
fria uiG fore Winner, Ser bar afgi.
bet Sapning for apra i tufinbuis,
oil fulbitGnSig ribbct for al gege.
fotion. Nnar man ipabferer oper
Marternc / gribge Grecf4gtreget,
farer Urrshoppeipnrnre ~iurrenoe til.
peirs for buert Sfribt og banner
fon forte Sfper oner ems Sopeo.
Bare peb at itrpae Soanben opefter
Ell 6peoeitilf iaar man M9pen flIo
Lat @rGsbopper. aisffenbaperne er
icm en- eneite Ieberbe 8rimmel al
Snfefter. Oct Dor pGret foreIloaet
at graoe Iange Better, anbrinse go.
rain bcri og iaa forisae at iogc
Wasier al CHRISTOPHER neb | gara.
fiiien, Der btrti8 aisr Oct al nlco
bisie Sriefter.
Sappcr Scntc. Wiis SeIen
S'Sopell beber en- 90 gar aamuneI
Tige, fom meb en- lubt Miile oper
anperne % en- Riitcpoic neS Sibcn
iiooer 8aat ppcr Ell rig 8ulSAGloim
/ llofantcn al Goof Goiirtp paa Den
anoen Stoe al Gationalpnrfcn. Sen.
oes iSar bsbe for nogIe Gage iiben.
men irben ban bsoe. operoroa ban |
@toncrS Sperppr til ing ScIcn en-
8ulb-Glatm. ban babbe iun6et. og
lcm piicr ia at bore oen rigeitc /
~Trbeben al Goof Gitp. "a Miis
5elen efter 9carapclien fom no til
i'm eicnbom, ianbt bun. at TO Mano
6opbe taaet Den 1 9eiiboclie. Sum
iIebe bo 6iem til Goof Gitn citer en-
&ifIe. I%nmunition oo en- Eoie meo
Froniont, penbte tilbaac til lin
Claim % ainroe MGn6cnc set be.
9ri6cliat. at bpiS br life siebliffefia
pnffcbe iig pGf, ian ifisO bun Dem
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24
.JnoIanoet.
Gn,pn.
GburnooustrnEfru

Spurpoanstrnfifri Glfbaidiie
aienoptoaes | Ssnbaes, uben at Der
m9rfebes Tesn til Sptsier. Sire
RiIitGrfonrpanicr boISer 9aet oper
SporpognsieIifabets Gienbom.
4epnblifanif Gpupcntipn. - Sra
gnres mehSeles, at bert repIiblifanffe
aorpention for bette 9titrtft oil bli
aTboISt / Repaoa BEN 29oe Sunni, bpor
cit aonoiSat for Statsienator pT bli
tromiraret. @eo gierritSig Soerens'
fonit er SET orSnt ilta. at Boone oa
Storp Counties, ser lISgisr Site Oh
itrift, ififtes til at 1rominere Serator.
Ia sen ~itiorrcnSe Serntor, ). u.
Stthpdtrif. Ell en- Storp Gorntp'
IarS. er set oItiao MI goorte Goitn'
ms Silr til at nominere, 90 6. 5. y.
grifior, G1Siercr oeb Gin 9nnf
Boone, er ll6pegt iom ben me @tan6.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24
Sntcrifate Commerce aommisiipucu

bar uSien0t Ct Srmmnrium al fin flo
fe gars5cretning, hoorfra iel8cnoe
SaIpsninger er beatebe: 1890
Werrcifer Heo ,,o'at for lllpffc$ttl'
trlSer toa bore SSernbatter / IarctS
os5; S,5Ss bIen brrbte 90 1862
foriteSc. If Sof / Sern5anerreS
Siencite 5rrbtes 1850 og iaareoes
5o,524. Ser bfeo brGbt $40 Gasia'
gcrer, os 6,6s3 Hco toritcoc. gn al
401 Observation-Disclosures ognfom peS
iIIuffcsilfrIoe % en- al "a bleb fon.
Itet. ssor GaSiagerernes 8eofomntett'
Sc. ia brrbte& al bisie finn et al T.
$50. FOG, iom fisrte pnd Sernbonerne
uebei,s en al 1924 bleo foritet. 5
EorboIb til IfiIeantaIet, Ser bIep til
baaenat, bleo en- 4asiager 6rGbt Tor
hoer SiIfanre pan 57,072,2S3 YFl
ca en- faoret FOR bper 2,S46, 272 Mil.
Meo 2anbets ganer reiTte iaIt 649,'
S7S,505 Gasiaserer % trarsportere'
bes iii ,0S9,347 IONS Tragt. Sern'
bunerres iamiebe SruttoinbtGgt
@urets 2sb par $1,726, 3s0,267 %
grittouosifterne 81, 116,24S.747. !
Sioioenoer bIeo Der liSbctalt 1885,
1929. Ter bar 0en 30tc Sunni
inIt 202,4 9tiI Sernbnr,e / &c Sor'
ereoe Stater, 90 Wileantnaet bar
IuretS Sob bIepm forsget meb 1924,
en- itsrre Gilbert emo noget aar
ijSen 1890. Sper 100 Ih Sernba'
ner er 6pgget | bier al fsIgenoe Sta
fer % Serrttorier: Irfarfas, Golifor.
mia, 8eorgia, Sbaho. Suiuois, Suoia'
no. Soma, 2olriiiann. Wifism. gtins
freiota, WiSiouri. Wontana, Goro 0a.
futa, Ohio. Seras, @aibin9tor, 8eIt
Sirginia. @iseoniitt Snoian Serri'
torn. Stem Mericc o. Sfldbona.
Rebner utan Sibcipor % 9obbeIt.
ipor, blir Ser iaIt 274,195 @il 5ern'
bnne | De Sorenebe Stater. elsie
9arer rauoer ODER 4t,22S 9ofomoti.
Der og 1,640,220 8ogne, beri life ibe.
regnct pripate Soglle. Der 6enptte,
Ses 36,991 &ogre i gaSiuaertrafifen.
9anerne beifi9ftiger 1,1S9,315 Ser.
foncr, og til 0isie bIep ser / Iorct lto.
betalt / 2sn $676,02S. 500. TSern6a.
fearbelocrlteS Sen for 1902 6elsb iia
ialt I'll 6O.5 Erocent al SriftSonfoit.
iti1gerne 90 1916 8rncent al 9rltto.
trotTgtcrne. 30tc HNni 1902 par en-
aupftaI al $12. 134,1S2, 96l anbrmt
I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~ ortte blir
$63301 pr. MiI. ObIigation8airl.
ben 5elsb Jig til $6,109, 9St 500. ri
aftirfnpital, Der inpen Iipiocn0e qnp,
bar S2,6S6, 1866 buiItct fparer
til ALSO Grocent al Den i 9anerue
drbralte Herqeurnuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24
5Minnrrntu.

Mlbcrt z. Scniun ieirebe iorleber
DAG 9rpllltp meb GfbeI Wne graaq
/ Ilbert Sea. De nngiite pil iGttC
go paa en- Sarm / RGrbeben al
9looming Trairie. 3
Carrie Rielicn / gilbert Sea BOT
rproaet retsIig Sftlsmisie ira In
Wunb sens g. Rielieu. Som 8runb
til Sfilsmisien anaobeS brutal oQ
umenneifeIia 9ebonbIina; ire min,
breanriae @srn %oberbroaeS til Wo'
bercnS Omiorg.
Dc aamlc ScttIcrcS Hcuniuu | Got
aui 8urIe / SsnbagS par toIriQt be-
isat tiItrobS ior bet truenoe 8eir ol
DC 1ette geie. Senntor Glopp por
9aaens SopeStnler. Sans froftiGC
SnbIpg for. at Observation-Disclosures
bsr oplqes al Tolfct peb oircftc Sall
hsitebe lipIigt gifnIb.
Gn bulSipm Sfuabranb rnieoe belle
ii6ite Ssnooa et Gor WilS 8ci fra
Spnrtn. Cen beaunbtc tiblia ON
| Rcraenen / en0cI aniit % Tiiolb.
bpor Cafe Superior Goriolioateb
Iines | @inter Iob bugge % brinC
iren Ell Insic CONNER. Gn hcl
Gel al aomponicts CONNER ifol
bore itrsact meb, Ii9eiom Ell WTnN'
oe opitoblet Sopncpcb on itaornhC
Sfoa bar IiSt en- lem Webiort. Gett(
er beu iemte Ssnboo / SrGf. al
Sfogbronb for itortet paa bette
! Steb. OF alt ontageS at ifpIheS fig
beSleie 9anbliggere.
Ylpnbrct o. faitct | Siben. - Nro
Iulutb mebSeleS. at en- "2umbcr'
iaf" peo Rapn Gilbert Sogar FORTE
Den Sng rnpporterebc til Tolitiet,
at ban / @raalpsniuacn ON Worac'
ner bar blet operiaIot, iuimeilaoet
plpnoret Tor $50 % oerpao taItet
Siseu. 8eo set folbc 9ob fnm han
imiolcrtin after til @eoibifbeb igiel,
% If troplct iiG iIonb. Munoen lac
ga oaino no, iom ON nan fom biref
te ira SuuicnS lp6. Snn por ubcl
Sot, % @nubet riSleoe oQ ronot al
hor8 Soor % alrNer. OpcrfoloS'
mpnocnc er rnbnl life iunoct,
Mco 4iunccrmpocr qoor set SGoo
/ Slao MT ON Ioucnc. ! Senoa9&
hopbe &c Qam.Ic SettIcrc / Stencns
Gollntp lin itore IoQ / WintcrmrlteS
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-05-20
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35c; special at 25c.
48-iuch White Persian Lawn;
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5O-inch White French Lawn, silk
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32-inch White Silk MoLssline de
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70-inch White French Organdie,
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40-inch White and Colored Suisse
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48-inch Paris Mousseline in white
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36.inch White Wasting Linen,
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36-inch White Union Linen,
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Special lot White Madras Waist
ings, exquisite patterns; worth 4Oc;
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100 Yards fine White Corded
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10 pieces Fancy White Lawns,
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-05-20
SHERIFF PICKS a BLACKBERRY.
Bad Specimen of Human Fruit Is
Gathered.


Gathered.
Sheriff Bell and Deputy Gatewood
went "berrying" yesterday, not after
the real fruit but on a still hunt after
Wiley Berry, ga charcoal chunk with
pistol, and who IS said to have aimed
and fred his gunlet at a Seaboard
Railway conductor about week ago.
The bullet missed the conductor,
luckily, but winged the porter who
had come to assist him.
The negro porter was badly wound
ed, receiving an arm puncture from a
80 pistol. Berry escaped for some
time but was finally run down and is
now cooling in the cooler.
A negro had been put off the train
at Gatewood station for shooting his
gun in the car Berry had nothing to
do with this little affair but cut in just
for fun. AS the train moved off Berry
is said to have pulled his howitzer and
taken pot shot at the conductor.
The bullet missed the conductor and
struck the porter instead.
Sheriff Bell and Deputy Gatewood
went on still hunt after Berry, but
not until yesterday was he sufficiently
ripe to pick. Berry is now in the has
tile and will answer to very serious
charge. He will find that pistol shoot
ing comes little bit high.
The grand jury will put Berry into q
pie when it meets next week