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Living at an out Of the way place,
remote from civilization, q family'is
often driven 70 desperation IN case of
accident. resulting IN burns wounds,
cuts. ulcers. etc. etc, Lay In Il sup
ply II Bueklin's Arniea salve, It's
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For forty years DR., Fowier's Extract
Of Wild strawberry has been curing
summer complaint. dysentery. diar-
rhoea. bloody nux, pain In the stomach.
and 1t has never yet failed TO do every
thing claimed for Il.
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PATRIARCH OF CONGRESS.
a notable man is Senator Allison, Of
iowa IN whose honor a trmendous ov-
alton was given during the recent state
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19

lamentations 1t was a pitiful. sor-
rowful sight.
On Tuesday afternoon a motion for a
new trial was submitted the pleas be-
ing that the verdict was contrary to the
law and the evidence: that in the room
occupied by the jury there were law
books from which some of the jurors
read; there was a newspaper from
which the jurors read and that the jury
had been taken to Frank Re~taurant
for their meals, and while there had
been served their meals by employees of
the restaurant, etc. etc With these sN
ceptons the defendants S attorneys eN-
pect new trial, and if denied will ap-
peal to the Supreme Court. Each reader
may draw his own conclusion as to
these technicalities, but che Eaucasian
without hesitation must commend the
action of the jury. The verdict was re-
sponsive to the evidence and the law
1t is fair ana correct verdict which
will receive the hearty endorsement of
all classes of the people not interested
in die case or related to- me accused.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
DR.. ]. L. NJ. CURRY DEAD.

Dr. J. L. NJ. Curry, agent for the
! Peabody educational fund, died Thurs
day at Asheville, n c. He was a great
and good man and his death is a great
loss to the negro education in the South,
Shreveport Enterprise
The clipping quoted is from the En-
terprise published by A. H. Samuels.
colored man, in the interest of colored
people. He has we'll said of DR.. Curry
that he was a great and good man"
And we may add he was substantial,
earnest, sincere friend of the negro:
better and a truer friend of the Negro
than Teddy Roosevelt, Or Crumpacker
Or DR.. Parkhurst and all the bowling,
sanctlmonous fypocrites at the North
who pretend to love the nigger. The
Peabody educational fund is the great
gift of George Peabody, who, unlike
Carnegie. distributed his millions for the
sake of humanity and not to advertise
himself in life and his name to poster
ity in libraries created and endowed with
reserved string attachments. Some day
the Negro will reach the full sense of
realization that his friends are not those
who, like Teddy, would use them as
cats paws to pull political chestnuts from
the red-hot furnace. The Negro can have
no better friend than the Southern white
man. whose feeling for him is kindlier
than was ever or can ever be entertained
by the white men at the North who SIM
ply nave theoretical. a superficial idea
OF his fature and his condition. his
weakness and his virtues In the South
no negro can starve or die from want.
He is offered every reasonable oppor-
tunlty for advancement and he is pro-
vided with public schools in which to
educate his children. The Negro can
have no better, kindlier sriend than the
Southerr white man, with whom ne
played ans fisheS and flunset when they
were boys.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
RIVER FORECAST,

Arthur City reports fail in Red river,
which is favorable for short duration OF
food in Arkansas.
At Fulton the further appreciable rise
will last about two days longer. and all
property should be fully protected for
over thirty feet of water at Fulton.
At Shreveport steady rise averaging
about one foot per day is expected dur
ing the next seven days.
w. CRCNK.
Official in Charge
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
j. A. Stephenson.

great names and thoughts of Jefferson,
Jackson and Lincoln. And it must work
i'll cooperation with ,he organized man
hood and independence of this country,
Ithe great Democratic brce of eoday'
At this gathering Ex-Governor 3udd
'of California nominated Mr.. Hearst for
President of the United States in an ad-
mirable address, in which he said
The man who, in the fight when the
trtasurers deserted you. came to your
'succor and stood an able lieutenant I'M
der your orders, the man who fought all
his life for national eight-hour law,
for an income tax, for the national ap-
preparations for schools, for the doc
trines preached by Bryan and the faith
ers; the man born i'll our State, and a
native son, whom we regard as one of
the greatest Of the times, is William
Randolph Hearst, congressman-elect of
New York"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
NEASHER BULLETIN.
The Sold, the Warm ana the Storm
Waves Forecaste&

(Copyrightes 1908 by W. Z. Sostert ,
St Joseph, Mo, Feb. I4-last bile
tin gave forecasts of disturbance 90
cross the continent February 16 20 20,
warm wave IS to II, cool wave IS to 22.
The next disturbance will reach the
Pacific coast about February 22, cross
west fthe Rockies by close of g. great
central valleys q to 26, eastern states
p.
expect this to be radical disturb
ance of large dimension and that it will
pass along mid-latitudes affecting all of
the North American continent The tenn
perature will go high about the time this
storm center is on your meridian but the
high temperature will be of short dura-
ton. The threatening day will be on
meridian 90 about February IS and will
be of that peculiar kind that usually
precedes blizzard.
The term Threatening which use
often may need some further explana-
tions. If the storm center passes north
of you it will cause hot weather and the
cool wave following will not go to very
low temperatures. If it passes south of
you the warm wave will not go to very
high degrees while the cool wave will go
to lower temperatures than usual u the
stor,,, .eptar Dascec over yo1, che warm
wave will be very warm and the cool
wave very cool.
Warm wave will cross west of the
Rockies about February 22, great GEN.
trail valleys a. eastern states 70. Cool
wave will cross west of Rockies about
February Is, great central valleys 2z,
eastern states 20.
This warm wave and the Sooe wave
following will g" to greatest extremes
along parallel 10.
The above extremes of storN wave,
that is the warm wave first, she seorm
center following and the cold wave fB
lowing that will probably be a compound
disturbance such as we had the fast
days of January and first days of Feb
ruary and which was repeatedly an
nounced in these bulletins.
These great disturbances usuallyy be
gin with a warm wave, d @orm center
and cold wave passing along the
boundary between the United States and
Canada. A few days 1ater another COM
plete set of storm elements pass east
ward about five hundred miles south of
the farmer set. Then comes the third
set passing about one thousand miles
south of the first
In these compound or complex s&brm
distu Dances the first set of elements will
be day Or two earlier than my fore
casts indicate, the second set about on
time and the third set day or two be-
hind the dates indicated. | seldom miss
these great Or compound disturbances |
have not missed one of them for six
months, and you may count on one dur
ing last days of February and first days
of March.
The Fargo Forum says: The Car
rington Record borders on the impos-
sible when it intimates the public has
even less faith in the ground hog-than
i'll the weather bureau-on weather pre-
distions. Moral: Read Fosters fore
casts in The Forum" And in the Cat
casian.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
Ben HOL.z zMAN
177 Texas Street.
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

No. soeo-First District Court of Louis
lana Succession of Johnson Sim
mons.
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Caddo:
Notice is hereby given that Emile Sim
mons has this day applied TO be appoint
ed administrator Of said succession, and
unless opposition be made thereto with
in the time specified by law he will be
appointed as PRAYED for.
Witness the Honorable A. d. Land,
Judge of said court. this 18th day OF
January, 1908.
G. GIBSON, Deputy Clerk.
Jan. rs. 1903
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
(lIil} Deposits.

ClIANTs & FARMERS BANK
TRUST CO, CORNER OF
RING AND TEXAS sTREES,
RFvEPoRT. LA.
HI sasings deposits of the bank is
s= If III deserYedly popular features.
s;sss 1t the rate Of three per cent
aaaura is allowed on all sums OF
5oll|ssf ani upwards remaining on
{alendar three or more calcildaf
M made during the first three
II my month, interest is allowed
IhSse deposits as If deposited on the
dsg u the month. Interest on all
ais not withdrawn will be payable on
hEs days Of February and August,
interest not then withdrawn is
atd y the principal thereby giving
dtpositors compound interest
sSusits may be made by marie :
slef men Of minors, in their own
akillsies are given denositors to
money
tppslss made for longer period
81 months draw a higher rate
ofdlnafy savings deposits.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
W GRAS RATES VIA o. & c

'. '|a1Ra sskAs RATES VIA .. & C.
ss 'rleans, Ia. February IS to ed,
u sss hrst class fare for the round
j ksas M sold February II TO F.bru-
s 1lel,lsaFe. Limited for return pas
s11's.. = enruary 2S, 1909. An exlei,-
- ma limit may be secured
IS + 1908, on payment OF ice
ss',s aild depositing ticket with
] q asle1ard dson. special agci.f,
I sssss 2e4 lamp street. New Or
s sss s, y yer % secure this extension
/ nave 70 be presented be,ween
81 3. 4 am. and 8 pm. beginning
81 Up g and including Feirl,-
Fla. February IS to Il,
alle a., February l8 TO a.
1's hrst class fare ssor the ro,,n,i
@| es9s sold February to q. IN
ll1sd for return pa age uasil
' Iooss. An extension of Inc
|@ way pe secured until M.rch
ynaent Of a fee of 90 cents
'ag ticket with Mr.. Joscai,
s'eeaal agent. N order ta
Z y Aaellslon return tickets must
s 81 III VIII special agent not ear
Ss ''ars e and not later thal,
w sslu account Of the above
IS Il ars limited 10 continuous
3 aIreetlou, No stop-ossrs
I 1urther information re-
s. 4 q Il oIl or phone Mr.. Ii. Is.
,sIal agent, Shreveport
very. ticket ageat
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19

Rack No. Entire Stock of Walking
and Full Length Black and Colored
Skirts, regular price $3.50 and $1,000
This week &s@# e. ....- - -. g.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
Special Skirt Sale.

Three Racks of Attractive Bargains
this week. Positively none sent out on
approval
Rack No. Entire Stock of Walking
and Full Length Black and Colored
Skirts. regular prices $500 to 5000. This
week
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
e. w. HAMITER.

We like. to print for particular people.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
S4.o5

Rack No. Entire Stock of Walking
and Full Length Black and Coiored
Skirts, regular price SI2,5o to $3.50.
This week
So.o5
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
BANKERS.
E|ssix Cashiers and Presidents OF
Banks Strongly Endorse.

Practical Business College,
building, Texas street, Shreye-
q school that is reliable, that
silpsrior course of instructions,
lz lIas special facilities for securing
e'ls and that does business on
1'szs principles. One hundred and
age Illustrated catalogue contain
z above mentioned testimonials
1'sf advice as 10 why it will pay
y attend Draugl1on's College in
s''fe lo any other, is free. Call
41 isF i. Day and night sessions.
s faass 70 city students.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19
Speeiaf Weekly Quotations.
E. W. Hamiter,
Commission Merchant and
Wholesale Grain Dealer.

pafa~a,oes. ctroaoo~. ~,.;o.,, Daft,
Commercial Nat;onaS Rank anv TX.
nress Agent in +he c;tv
}
Shrevenort "a Feh - ,oo,
Wh the OASIS 90 TO-DAY market y quote
Hens, xarge and ia. GO
1ens, medium ..... 3 Soa3 rs
Eryers | nnd;rm ~ ,o,s ~
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-19

Remember BANNER PATTERNS
none better Prices Ioe and I5c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-25

Iiirtbns ee5iert 1T, entfaltet Ii6 Elm.
be5oubernbe Nusfdt. 1nterbal6 bes
8efaouers behnt fi4 Der 5afen nit fet<.
mem 9epirr bon 0ompfern unb Seeels
f9iffen aus; mad Suben f9aut man
btnaus in ben offenen S5ean, iiber
tDei9em Elm garter @ilberbuft, Der STE
fler bes bonn Mafer abprolIenoen Son=
nenlidtes, pie cine gldn3enbe Qureola.
f9pebt. Na9 Meften erblidt ma bte
beretts ertpdbnte Snfel Stapartea unb
bic berrlt9e 9at. Sn Der Sberitabt
Iie9t au6 Der ibpItfde @tabtsarten
nit fetner 9lumenfiue unb feinen
Mdrmorbdnfen.
8pn ben gtnpobnern 8a6ias Iinb
nur ettpo 10000 BON rein netBer
5~autfarbe, Die l1ebrieen itnb gum fleis
feren Sbetl Neser, gum srDberen She'll
Mif9linge, Die Sarbigen fDnnen in
8raitlien bobe Staatadmter erlaneen.
Ser 9robbanbef 8a6ias lteat surn
9roBfen gbeile in ben 9dnben beutz
i9er Jtrmen. STIR einen regen seiel=
ligen Werfebr unter ben bortigen Seuts
f9en iorgt Der ,Deutfhe Stub" beHen
Mitglieber5abl tpett iiber 100 betrdst.
Sntereffant TT Elm 8efud bes Negers
Diertels in Bahia. Mm Sonntage
prunfen Die S9paraen in ibrem bolz
len Stadte; an ben Merttaeen bas
geeen erf6einen Die Mdnner, tpenn tie
dfs 2afttrdeer i'm 9afen beIhdftist
finb, NUT NIT einem paar 9hnimmz
bofen ober einem 2enbentud befleibet,
bic Brouen unb Mdb9en nur in einem
geftidten 9emb.
Bahia purbe i'm Sabre 1549 BON
benz eriten portugieitf9en @eneralfapis
tan 8raiiliens, Sbpmus be @ouad, sez
griinbet unb fam>im Mnfang beg II.
Sdbrbunberts poriibergebenb in ben
8eItB Der 6onGnber. Bis 1853 mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-25

fonbers TT es bic 9afenftabt 8abia, in
pel9er Der beutfae 8aufmann T9on
iebt etns bominirenbe Stole Ipielt.
8abta bat gegenipdrtig ettpa 200,.
600 gintppbner unb tit nd95t Der faff
100000 9epobner adblenben 9aupts
ftabt Mto be Saneiro bic bebeuienbite
Stabt beg an Glddeninbalt europa
taft glei9fommenben braiilianif9en
Riefenreides. Grbaut i'm Often Der
grDBen acknowledgement (gabia be So
bos ps Santos, babon Der Name Der
@tabt), auf elmer fi9 bon Norben mad
Siben erftredenben 9albinfel, fam iie
fi9 etner berrliden Gage riibmen. Die
fibpefflide Spite Der 9dlbiniel lduft
tn bas Rap 6ao Mntpnip aus. @ege1tz
iiber benz Sap, bas Elm Sort iotpis
etnen 2eudttburm trdet, raet bic
sroBe, befeifigte Snfel Stoparica aus
Der blauen Meeresf[utb. Muber biefem
Gilanb. auf tpel9em bic gauge @tabt
9erltn bequem plaB ftnben niirbe, lie@
gen in Der 8ai, Der fdDnften Siibames
rifas. nod eegen 200 grDbere unb flei<
mere Snfelr, bic meiiten BON linen in
ether uppigen @esetation bon Yalmen,
Mangobdumen, resenbpsenbunt Bill
henben Or9ibeen unb grobbldtterigen
@9ltnspflan5en pransenb unb bon Ben
in ben leudtenb5ten Garbent0nen
f9tmmernben &olibris bur9fdpdrmt.
Die BAT befibt eine folde Musbe6nung,
baB bier bic Ilotten aner @eefaaten
Der Melt gleih3eitig manDbriren f1nns
ten.
Die fi9 am Weitabbangs Der 9albz
injtl entlang aiebenbe Gtabt ma9t,
iibertD0lbt BON Der fonnenleudtenben
1immelstuppel unb umfpilt bonn
ultramarinblauen Oaean, nit ibren
ampbitbeatralif9 emporiteisenben Sir
DEN unb Qduiern ben Ginbrud zines
atpeiten Neapel. Sic 3erfdat in afpei,
einen burdaus berfdiebenen gbarofter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-25
amtrikas 3aafifr- aabrl.
Ser Wraitoent Der SommeretaI Gable Cons
patB elm tadtfeer &ineaift.

Ser graFseat Der SommeretaI Gable Cons
pa'ss elm tiidtiser einsaif.
Nddbem bie Sbeilftrede San Igran>
ciscoS9onoluln BON Der ansritanif9en
paeifie-& abeninie felt benz 2. Ssanuar
b. $. i'm 8etrtebe itebt, ftebt man Der
0%olenbung Der @trede Biz Mauila fir
ben beurigen 4. Suli entgegen. Dis
2inie tptrb mad Der I'M etlihe Meilen
ldngeren fanabtf9@auftralifden Rabels
ftrede bic ldngfte unterfeetf1e telegraz
pbifde 0erbtnbung Der melt barftelz
len. Die @ntfernung Der 5tdbt am
r@olbenen Shor" Bis Manila betrdgt
6912 Meilen; nit Mid1idt auf bic
u~nebenbeiten bes Meeresbobens ,finb
ie6p9 10 proaent Meilen Rabe nlehr
erfprberli9. Oie Musfibrung bes linz
ternebmens liegt In ben 6dnben ber
Commercial Gable Company in Gan
Grancisco, beren prdfibent, Clarence
$. Madop. EN- Sobn bes i'm porigen
Sabre berforbsnen uRupfsr"= ober
naabelf0nigs" Spbn %. Madab, bss
9egrinbers Der genannten Gefe1f9aft
lit.
Clarence 8. Madap tpurbe 1874 gez
boren unb erbielt NIT fetnem Slteren
gruber Sobn 90. Madap Jun. fsine
@usbiloung In parts. Ct grabutrte
am bortigen Wausirarb College unb
befudte bterauf bas Beaumont College
tn England. SIN Solee feiner befonbes
rem @orliebe fir Spraditubten BAT
Madan es 70 nett gebra4t. bab er file.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-25

n~ aalt, cement, Sanb, Bod.
ltelre, feuerfefte Steine uno 3bon.
Tbeeru no Nspbaltpdpier, Dadpappe.
9beer uno ASPHALT, Del, Terpentin,
5arben, 8las &c. &c. fteta pDrrGthio
bel s. 6. 1ietmtat,r, 306 Ofts
Commerce traBe. Nieorige Breiie,
quite Waare l0Die CUTE unb reelIe
8eoienung tueroen a%orontirt.
EelephDn 41n
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Bra(I(iens ,,0eapeC."
Sabias berrli6e Gage, Santeu uno
fnmmer3ieae geoentung.

ssmimiremoe seatSdIe a..s ibr eefsaiser Ser.
sebr : aroYifAe Saama uto 6tcre-JIei.
Biee BIGGER amo ibse aoitimtirnms-@abias
@et6id1te.
gu ben ausldnbiiaen Staten, in
benen beuti9er 11nternebmuneseeiit
pnb .9dnbel ii9 Elm INNER neiteres
5elb erobern, sebDrt 8raiilten. @e-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-25
9orberanfdt Der g5rie (reats).

SutoetuHltWt oer puIle tteWleJ.
tra9enbe Qnartiere. pdraIel nit benz
@eeufer bebnt iin in elmer 2dnge BON
4.3 enslif9en Meilen bic unterffabt
aus; 245 Bis $50 SUB b0ber liegt bic
Dbere Gtabt. Sn Der untsr5tobf, bic,
abgefeben bon Elm paar enssn @eiten<
gdb4en. nur etne einsise @traBe oufs
tpett, fon3entrirt fi9 Der ganae @es
f4dftsbertebr. 9ier befinben ii9 bic
RomptOirs unb Maga5tne Der @roBz
hGubIer; ferner bic @tapeaager fir Bic
0anbesprobufte: Sdbot, 3uder, &afz
fee. qGute; bas 3oabaus; bas 0afeus
amt; bas Mrfenal; bic @9iffsperften,
fptpie bic in biibf9em, mpnumentalem
@ttl gebaute 8Drfe. gine Durdtpat@
berung Der unterftabt 1T a~lIerbings
Elm frdgipirbiges 9ergniisen. ueberaa
bemertt man Gdmub unb ltnfauberz
feif, iiberal affi5iren bic Nafe bic
fHarfen Geri9e Der 9dute unb bes
3obafs, iiberaa farambolirt man nit
faft nddten, rtefige 2affen f@leppenben,
etne Mtntofpbdre bon ihDeibigem
Dunft UNI iih berbreitenben Negern,
iiberal beriintt man in bic 11ntiefen beg
i4Ienten pflafters.
Die 0erbinbung 5mif6eu Inter,
unb Dberftabt permitteln, auBer ben
trudbnten enser unb iteilen Geitenadf.
fen, Elm Muf5ug, fotpie cine 3obnrabs
balm. Der llebereang bon benz einen
Stabttbeil gum anberen mutbet an, mi.
bus 9tnauff9peben aug benz Gegefeuer
In bie perfl6rten Hegtonen bes para,
btdes. 6ier oben iinb Gd6nbeit,
gtana Gi9t, beraufdenber 8Iiitbena
buff, pdlaftartige Gebdube, malerifds
Gernfdter. Wir fommen bier bor@
iiber an Der aatbebrale, benz palait bes
wrdiEbeateu Der proptn5, Der 5ffents
lt9sn 9iblipthet, benz Sbeater, Der
Wiinae, an mebrersn 9o5pitdlern, fp~
pte an 3ublreiden Rirden unb al0s
tern. Meiter htnaus, IN Der 9oritabt
@Trp ba 9%ittoria. lieeen biibf6e Qanbs
bdittr, beren ip~unterbare @lumens
pra4t ben Grembsn IN grftaunen feBt.
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9errufe. bic NIT eine,n Marmor6runs
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-25

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-25

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-06
CHASTITY FIND
Leader Of Ghoui Band Found
Swoetheart's Body In
Medical COLLEGE.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. A story
is made public to the effect that Ru-
fus Cantrill, the negro leader of the
alleged ghouls, of whom thirty-nine
are under indictment, revealed the
secrets Of the gang because he found
TIE body of his sweetheart, Stella Mid
dleton, in medical college when he
returned to the city after an absence
of several days.
He did rot know that she had died
while he was away, and, according to
his story, which he Is said to have
told before the grand jury, he was so
wrought up over the discovery that he
made full confession to the prose-
cutor. 1t was this confession that
brought to light the wholesale devasta-
ton from the giaveyards around In
dianapolis.