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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
THE GRAND JURY.
Report II Their Findings Il Tic Indge
of the District Court.

i
Monday morning 1T d 40 90 clock III,
grand Jury submitted their report i,
follows
Hon + Bell. Judge Of The Frs
judicial District CpHrt III Cadde Parish
Dear Sir Ne respectfully stibfnit this
final report
Examined 10 cases.
Found true bills 81.
Ignored eases ID.
Continued cases s. Of, which bills al
Information we're hfel.
IN addition "a these I46 cases we Id.
sesfagated many charges 81 violation oF
ths fish. game and Sunday laws. HIT with
the exception Of very few cases, where
true bills were found. II was impossible
q ohtain evidence sufficient TO even
docket tie cases Ii II L source III sieep.
regret that Shreveport has ID many esstls
zens whose memories are 81 eloudesl al
ceFsai.i oeeasiptis that II seems impossible.
Ear them to remember whether Of foI
HEY took drink III liquor s,a, sstaldar
4 the Corner Pi1uenIx. Bib Casino III
Manhattan bars Some 81 them were
prest sHt;3in thai flnsy had taken i
lrink " kaslor u Sunday somewhere
/ as'fass itss.ssIalil< lisnr, l,at otse soll,l
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
RECEIPTS At ALL d. S. PORTS
THE RAND JURY.
A Review q lie Report Submitted il
The District Court

carr 81 psfs.sal ii The report oI ths
sfand i1asss submitted d His Honor,
= 3 Ben, Judge uf The First Judicial
pisErlet Court leads 10 the coa,cIisio.,
TINT Their reference 70 the Sunday law
violations Ii not IL complete III ii should
have bseu. Indeed OF HE face oI this
sstsre d tic rept,rt there ii apparent
sssfl,s hesilaain, ii lie statement 81
soslisshls,e which should have heen but
ss1;S saes saisis Tie Grand Jury express
fsnsst over tie fslet Tint eitizsiss wln are
sF2slsIaassd ii tis disregard of the law
'sall not testify aeaiast tie saloons i.
WhlSh they have obtained their I:ator 81
!,erf bit fortunately this lass ii sIliz
Eslss i limited II, nsissIl,sr and iii l,ot
spfszs1 she element il HE community
5sif " tlie nsAI urity Who favor ne
I'm as Nllesse sa,ls.e tl,es
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17

conclude from the evidence that thu
lfqiier They drank must have been akf
tn Rip Van Wrinkles dram
We have nothing personally agains
any saloon keeper in this city. but al
law abiding citizens We feel that it is {
shame aill A disfunof to a city which
| has Mo equal III the South il commercial
| lines. population considered for this
| iuuor traffic to continue OH Sunday a.
is evident from drunken tnen seen oeca-
aionally reeling oil The streets or Sun
lay
he chief Of police atd Other city of
| ficials deserve credit for the efforts they
have made to secure evidence III the
eases. but it seems that parties. with few
exceptions, who drink at saloons on The
Sabbath. wilt not testify against the
saloon keepers. so I've leave this job
for the city officials to urfavel.
We have examined the parish jail and
found the sanitary conditions excellent.
in fact. It is some better than the con-
iitinhs existing in the court house. We
regret to report that the locks on the
sells arc htnlos worthless in their pres
ent e5nditioil--it is simply case nf
hazard for an officer to enter The aisle
between the cells alone as it is nearly
impossible to tell whether or not the
cell doors are locked after the cofnbina-
ton at the main entrance has heen
worked This state Of affairs moi only
encourages prisyners to commit assault
among themselves, but makes it possible
far All officer to be rushed at any time
Hltet cndaavofing TO take otit or pitt IL
i prisoner. The lock system in The par
jsh jail may work when it is III good
condition. but II there is not better
system it does not speak well for in
aentive genius in This line We find that
HE prisoners in the jail have been well
treated. Noiwit Handing this fact. and
also the fact that they live III The most
costly residence III the city. without
financial outlay on their part, great
many @ fthe occupants would rather
register off" from the books of the
sCaddn" As they term their boarding
place when asked where they have been
staying.
We wish to thank The efficient and
fisliaing district attorney. sheriff, depu-
lies aud other officials who have given
is valuable assistance and made il pos
sihle 10 do justice in each case Of this
he largest docket OH record Of this par
tsh at ATTY ote term Of court
Havink completed Off labors. we re
3peetfully request a discharge.
THE GRAND JURY.
T. II. Ihnfn1otld. Foreman
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
WARsHIps AND TOWN.
Japanese Naval Officer Says They Are
Much Better Than THOUGHT.

Toxic. Jan IA naval officer who
has returned here ffnn Pott Arthur.
di'russing the conditions 1T The for
trcFs, says THE condition of the
wttFhifs and y O town was mitch bet :
ter il1a" I hnd hoped for Evidently
thHtr H1s much fnrtifyiue done At Port
Ar bur nftnr tho siege commenced Thi
works on goa Meter Hill were not per
naHert ana the trenrhes there were
similar tn those fused by The hoe, ;
during the South African war J.
Seems that the russians had no gnreinl
eleffitta| Ff'pinp or movable engine
or dfunfnnnE for srai "hlishts Rlssfnn
naval officers say that It IL inpussihl,
yet tn ascertain whether the 1apa,lese
Hire ~ the opening of sea cocks sn,,;,
tn" ships in The harbor The ,nsrtals
a'H " we'll krrt and are sin used
For f'e Wounded aud for prisoners
" understand that up to The time
nf The rapitulatiun the garrison NJ
pnft Arthur rereited only special al
lnwan' es but thht before the surrender
St"eSse' paid off the men This. to-
seih"t with the constant purchase nv
the Russians Of supplies from funk
men may explain Their eport that there
WIS no treasure left al Port Arthur
The treatment If the 1apanese
priSnners ut .'nrt Arthur did not com
pare with that accorded the Russian
prisoners in Japan. The Iaun,,ese
priFohets were given poor food and no
fuel' ami only twice were they per
United In go outside of the prison.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
SUPREME COURT.
Allen 4 Gttrrey Manufacturing Co. vs.
Shreveport WatefWorks Co.

The Supreme Court Of the State o
Louisiana met III New Orleans Monda,
md rendered opinions in Number o
cases, Of which the following are direct
h interesting III this city and section: !.
1sf JUSTICE rRsyosIY.
Allen 4 Ctifrey Manufacturing Com.
oaf,y vs. Shreveport Waterworks. Judg.
fiitf1t set aside and sttit dismissed.
Rt,dtioei5 Cypress Company, Limited
V. Jean Peyret. Copies from the book
Of conveyance of the clerk and ex=offiei6
recorders Office are copies and as steli
not admissible in evidence. Judgment
set aside and cause fein#nded.
A. u. George vs. Shreveport Cotton
Oil Company. III re A. H, George ap-
living for eertiefafi. OF writ of review
II the Court Of Appeal, First Circuit.
State Of louisiana. It is considered that
4 proper case Ii herein presented for the
exercise Of The authority vested in this
court by Art. 1oI of tile Constitution of
1903, t il, therefore, ordered that the
writ u Review do issue; that the Court
If Appeal send lip The record Of the
case HAT counsel for plaintiff and de-
fendailt be notified, and that d delay of
twenty days from this date be allowed
for tlte=tilitiR Of briefs,
Dome N signed in chambers iii the
.ifY af New Orleans Louisiana, Oh this
be 10th day Of january, AID, 1905
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
FAMILY CREMATED.
Five Persons Lose Their Lives Durina
Fire at New York.

New York. jan 17==sWillam T.. Ma
son. a lawyer and his family. consist
ing of his wife and two children, I'LL.
Iefs four years old, and Marion, sts
months, with servant, Anna Wells
lost their lives Ia il fire which Partial
ly destroyed tbs, brown stone dwelling
occupied by thf:n Mt 13s West. pne
Hundred and epphirtieth street enrty
Sunday morning! Although neighboTs
say they heard cries Of Murder and
burglars" the police found nothing
to inhicnte that the fire was not aeri
dental The yhele family appears
to have been suifoeated. The bodies Of
the father and youngest child were
untouched by tie flames and those Of
the others were probably burned after
they had died.
A policeman, and a neighber who
heard the cries attempted to get into
the house by breaking the windows
of the parlor. but were driven back
by the smoke. The flremen were un-
able to enter until after the lower part
of the house ana the halls had been
burned out.
Ihs eharred remains OF Mrs. Mason.
the servant and four ye4r=old child
were found IN closet under the roof
seuttle through which they were sup
posed to have beene attempting tn es.
cape. The bodies of Mr.. Mason and
the younger child were In the bed
room.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
BROKE THE LIMITS,
Russian Note Regarding Chinese Neu
trslity Regarded as Absurd,

Toxic Jan. iI.-1.ater reports from,
H'nthwhrg Indicate that t,orerut
Nfstrhei,kn's uoss.1rlts. in their re- :
cent Railing southwest Of Lao Ynng
invaded neutral territory and broke
IN" limits Of HE war zone,
The reported Russian note to The
powers Railing atirntion to rhna's
non announcement of neutrality Is re-
slrhhd mere IN Fnliie Quarters ms al
s,ird II is felt that Chnas weakness
ana constant failure to enforce net,,
tfality must release japan from ctlia
gallon to observe restrictions which
Russia openly ignores
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
HOT SETTLED.
ksrsns stiiI Considers Himself In the
Race For Senator.

st. Louis, Jan. ~ A special to the
Republic from Jefferson City says
Saturday night r. c. ksrens gave a
dinner to number Of his legislative
friends at his home in st. Louis and
as result OF that dinner It IL said
that kerens does not consider himself
out Of the senatorial race. It IL claim
ed that there were ten members of the
Legislature present. After the dinnet
krens and Charles H. Smith, his lieu
tenant. left the room. MAJ or Bittinget
chairman of the house railroad com
mittee. then became the host and for
nearly two hours the party discussed
the senatorial situation. It was stated
by MIR I,ttlnger that at least five 9th
er members nj the general assembly
could be counted upon To- 60 -operat
with them. though they we're not pres
ent. All of those present were i'm.
pressed with The plan Of action. II Is
said that some Of them viii vote for
Pettiirhn. some for BtttingeI. suu'r
for Dyer and 50 on
About seven of them will refuse 10
vote for Nie,lringhaus when the Two
branches vote separately On senator on
Tuesday. provided, Of course, thei'
plans are not changed. This will leavs
the strength of the movement undevei-
eped so that when the ballot in join
session is taken Wednesday, the "criss,
cross" ran bs worked by switching
votes to beat Niedringhaus.
In the arguments that Fave been
used with the members IT Is claimed
that keiens may finally be elected by
this process. If Kerens cannot win,
tibet, some other man II ~ he elected
II nossihe
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
TIE lIAkl CAST.

State rel. Tt S. Hart vs.. Cal. D.
Hicks Judge Of tlie City Court Of
Shreveport HE decree Of this court Is
asRed - fe amended II az To reserve to
the defendant his right 10 appeal to the
district court after sentence. There Is
nothing III tht decree affecting such
right one way or The other and hence
u, amendment il necessary. Rehearilag
refused
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
JUDICIAL SALE.
Nos o4,s and u4,6-In First Judicial
District Court Of Caddo Parish, La :

Nos. o455 and u4,o-In First Judicial
District Court Of Caddo Parish, La :
New Orleans Brewing Company VS..
Sam Arena,
By virtue Of commission to sell, to
me issued in the above entitled and
numbered Suits by the Honorable First
Judicial District Cottrt Of laddo Parish.
Louisiana. | will offer for sale. at public
aurtiun for cash. according to law. with
the hctleh Of appfaisen1ent. at the prem
isrs occupied by the defendant on Caddo
street in the city Of Shreveport. la. dur
ing the legal hours for sales. on
SATURDAY. JAN. ss. 1905.
the stock Of merchandise. wines liquors.
etc. arI the furniture and fixtures and
other p opertv. as per inventory OF Same,
contained in the above premises: said
property being already in my official pos
session. having been seized by me under
writs Of attachment and provisional setz-
IRE respectively. in the above entitled
and numbered slits.
S. J. WARD.
Sheriff and ex-OHicio Auctimeer of
Caddo Parish. Louisiana.
Caucasian. Jan. IS. 1905
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
COTTON CONVENTION.
HE Delegates Named By the Police Jur,
of Caddo Parish.

The following named gentlemen hav,
been appointed by fIe police Jury o
Caddo pafiss, as delegates To the cott,f
Convention which will hold three day
session u New Orleans January ii, D.
and s6
Bankers. Il. H Youret. We. u. Ham.
iltatl. II s Dillon. 4. H Leonard
Merchants Taylor. ". L.
tsiassell. M Crawford, S. B. Hicks,
Ards II. NJ silbefnagle. Isaas
Barron
Planter John Lay. NJ. A. Dickson,
q $. 1niis 4. IL Hsaekallay. ]. S. Noel,
n. z. 1s,ol1l Mayer. 6 G. Hernl
DON ID Cash. ii Ftallilove il.
Assxander. M NJ Sebastian. Z.
Z Keith ~ Robinson. W. Rob
stls
BRING III spiir lal, work
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
CRY If j. IsslIAlgs Sal

Na. sszt ail u. Josepl,
sis5 ! sa.,eof ! writ 81 Iiefi faciaa, il
] s-.sssd " IT'D above entitled md nnlibereI
sliiIt bv Honorable G. II Hicks, Judge
e City t'oEft Shreveport ia, and 10
ii.e difssled, havr seized AMI viii seif
public auction ii tile Texas street
fffalla deer u TIL tourt ho,ase i'll caddo
parish, between tie legal hours Tor snch
aalee III
"a & rid NJ lAllY ii, ZOOS.
dFssssE Wasfstand, extension table
] asfd ellalfss spfA, kilshsn table. i
rocking chair i IRON bed, wlpdou
saaasa palf springs limp. small
aAbls. sslatsress. hi mating
sftaz VI saIe easl,, nib ii at.
afalaenusls
u s,GILvIE.
civ MafshaI
IN ieos
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
Satisfied With Germany.

Berlin. Jan 1.-THE .Iapanase gov
efnfneht. taking etgnizance Of the I'M
preston that Germany has not observ.
ed strict neutrality, sent Il formal dis
patch Of thanks to The German govern
ment. II expresses the conviction that
Germany hhH fulfilled her duties as u
neutral power Throughout the war with
eSa'fness, and especially during the
recent events In The war zone,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

A census OF the five Civilized Tribe
IL to be taken.
Jerry Dulaney died suddenly ri,
miles from Paris. Tex.
the $4,000 grain elevator Of i. E,
Kendall of Chi1dress. Tex. burned.
Heaviest rain In years has fallen /,
and about Hattiesburg, Miss
Lawton, Okla. has 100 school child.
rem, twenty-one being negroes.
At dnymon. Okla. W. A. Sullivan. y
leading eattleman of Beaver county
died.
Fifteen hundred bales of cotton are
being held at Davis, /. r.. for bette,
prices.
A negro fell In well at Austin and
, H. l.. Teagarden, leading merchant
rescued him.
Id Tevar, Santa Re railways h,te,
at GRAND Canyon. Afiz.. costing. $3.50
600. has been opened.
A robber held up Il. q. w. wosrz.
the millionaire brewer. at his residence
In New York and teak 800.
DR.. G. d. Daily IL under $4,000 bond
at Muskogee. He IL charged with the
murder last August Of Edith Grubbs,
The widow Of the late noted chsv-
enne chief. Young Whirlwind. died at
Guthrie. She was a church worker.
Firm OF f3razetl Hros. Of Lindale.
Tex. went into voluntarily bankruptey,
Liabilities are about $4,000 ami asssts
10000.
i A union labor congress Ia to be held
at Muskogee In March. Three thott-
sHh7 Hti7+aA'Aa fr6rt the two territa~scs
are assfa,-ft.
At ~ i'1"a, ~ IN s.~~s r'arre.e
Gfeefley 1tpria gaso,irt>' inrtcad l.,
coal OIL Into boiling water preparatory
70 washing clothes and was frightfuliy
burned.
Earl cairnes. who some years ago
had to pay Miss Forteseue. an actress,
S160.0o0 for alleged breach of promise.
died ut Cannes. France.
Southwestern Telegraph and Tsle.
phone company operates 44,s1s tels.
phones In Texas and has paid an an.
nual tax Of t,204.50.
.. q. Altman was fatally shot by a
negro at Cxnoor. Ala. Before he was
wounded Altman shot the negro and
the latter died several minutes after.
While attempting to cross in a skjff
the Yazoo division canal near vieks-
burg, Miss. the craft overturned and
The four negsp occupants drowned.
General +. w. Blake, q Confederate
veteran. father Of Hon. J. w. Blake Of
Dallas. died at Plantersviile. Grimes
county. He had been Texan since
Ls45.
Despite the protests of President
Winkler Mrs. Nation addressed on the
[4th the Oklahoma senate. She abused
ne Republicans and senators Of thar
1Arty left. She said: 'sT1ls d4yll has
lever yet been abs 70 put q paddock /
y my mouth.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
WHAT GAN EaT2
NOTHING AEREEa rssrI N q


Do you eyer say that+tlp yotI ever feaI
| TINT life isn't worth Ii, Tug beeasfse ron ARE
continually In pnn #irE to y4,tr stDs1tfri,
ana cart eat o single nou.hfHi Of any
substantial fondf ''.s
After you do emf little do ft,, fpst =,
lump III your stoinaciBf You know yot1
have dyspepsia and you feel that uatt.ine
VIII cure you.
put there ~ u esfe=a pusftfse cure
quick cure. Thai cure In us, spencer.
English Dyspepsia Winters.
:. AFTER taking ftsa of Dir Epsuear's Enc
l,ss dyspepsia Nafers you will be II, n cois.
ait.on to eat essrstHing@yeu viii be strong
ana well agatn. so nann mr. wa,aaf, sa,.
expect 10 be healthy without proper amount
~ t ~, every day alid Tho proper digestion,
a, pyspepsia destroys all the agreeable ap.t.
Hies that enter into d man.s or wo,nan.s
Df; apencer.s English Dysr,epsfa wafers
Hrs the sufferers certain cure
II Ify one bog Price ~ rfs. box
british Phartnaeal Co. MiIwaHsae WIS
uIstfibutprs. For sale by -
SHREVEPORT DKti 60.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
Poisoned by Tea.

Hobart Okla. Jan. 17.-Fay Dursn.
his wife and two children recently h
Gated here. were poisoned by drinking
tea hfewed In water which had beer
boiled In d copper kettle. All are erit
icalIy Ill. and at least one Of the chill.
dren will die
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
On DIS
a s d


Ms :. Il Horten 4. III Il
"a Vifsps ii s svsiil ii lfieri fAcias. Il.
tsIsd " III al,pvs entilIed atad numbered
Honorable q ileka, jisslae
Iasa Shreveport IL. aisa e
lls slIEesfas l.lys rl.ssl Ind wiIl iii
pslhllz sslse LII III stress
vgik 3lassf 81 slss epsift huuss III easaa
wees b lsaaI hours III inch
81 .eo
ns ash sega small lab.s, iron
slis slsAt lFsks rsssislne sliaiir. mat.
allsI sStpsl. sfrais eissifs dir.
klts Rss fsisss. ia window
AI4s!e1 lasS eslsta IlsF sniAll lslit,s.
sel lilezl sgs lslg fiIiss
ssalss III saas easl.. sthIeet ID
III 1lershal.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
FIRED AT.
Attempt Made TO Take the Life Of .
Russian General.

MOSCOW. Jan. 17.-At The Nicholas
station Sunday night whil- Ienerul
TferoH WAS bidding farewell to Grand
+ IKE S+fgtiis ON his heut,rtiire f,r 81
petersburg. YOU man wearing a
stndeh,s f. cap fired three shots from Il
revolver at The general. All the shots
missefl.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
E ! ssts u 4 - ~ I'D, FFkIHeflfs
! Att1 s Secretary
Il Il MARKS Eplsrt1pAI eli fp,.a

81. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rrv Ioz. H spsaring rector. serv.
] tee to-day ii follous Holy communion
Y 10 y III Morning prayer and ser.
/ mon n n n Evening prayer and
sffIIsi,ll Il 40 d. ii. Sunday school Ill
y ssso u ~ RsgtiiAr meeting 81 Parish
s. Society tomorrow ii t'eetory III i
u ~ EVERYDAY cordially Invited ID
aatsat 81 services All srats free.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
STOCK HOT DEks MEETING.
Henry Rose MefsansIle and Mantifartur
luz Company. Limited.

iie aiintial apeetitss of tlls stoekhoid.
sfs af The Henry Rose Mercantile and
Misunderstanding Company, Limited viii
be held ia The oiiice II The company Of,
TUESDAY January II, lsds. ii 1 pm, fer
slis l,tif1uss q eleeting The directors and
The oIaieefs u The company for The ens
suing year. and fur stseli other business
as may be submitted
Issls r n KtlsI, President
Af0TL Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
The CAUCASIAN.
TRT-WEEKLY.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
EsDAl IAN II zoos.

from Commercial Restaurant, 9o4
Teas street, white pointer dog, has
black spot over The eye, black spot on
sids If the body II i eight months old
and well grewii. answers to lie name OF
Gaddo A liberal reward will be paid
for his return @ a. 5. Toon,bs.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
One OF the 5sversst.

New Orleans. Jan. l7.==One ut the
seveTest freezes experienced IN a long
time prevailed Sunday morning
Throughout the south and into the G,jf
Of Mexico.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
.si-l - .4-llss
OWNS UP.
Confessed He Tried to = sssr ST .ttis
of Frederick IT, Cf..*

Of Frederick IT. cf*.*
Philadelphia. jan. III. IL. Is fee
seau.' who WIS arrested in this city
on Thursday with nj uttieaded infer
nal machine Ii, hia possession, admit.
ted to the police Sunday that he In the
man who attempted to destroy the
statue Of Frederick the Great in Wash
fngton last Tuesday. and also that II
was he who sent the trunk containing
asi Internal machine TO the British
steamship Umhria at New York IN
May, 1903. The prisoner, whose right
name Is not known. made these admts-
HipHs in the office Of Captain bona
ghy Of the Philadelphia detective hi.
reHu after he had been identified nv
persons brought here from New York
and washington for that purpose He
gives no reason for the attempted ont !.
RACES except that There are too many
foreign affairs III this country.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
In SIR Il ii

Whail yoa want money, FIRE Insurance
bonds, life i,istr siice, real estate, acct
dent insurance Or building and loan
stosa, ses " q Asnes. III the Cooper
building ! n.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
j. Nj. WILLIAMS. C. 4.

Surveys III Caddo mud Bossief par
shes Goffset work guaranteed Office
with Parish Surveyor. court house.
shreveport, La.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
Due TO Bartisrp ouarre,.

Middlesbary. KY. jim. t7.-Afr1 the
creek Of Kingdom Come AIjanz ia
ker Was killed. by Thonnas Quaries
Haker Was Baptist ana Quarles !
4 MethedIst They guarded ON inc
question of infant baptism.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17

Y. q, Iseernafs resident of Daltas
county, Texas. over sixty-sIx years. il
dsad. H. was usii known over rexAa
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17

" ELLAiAN HEADQUARTERS
Fnf paints, wall paper and gisss; for
painting, paper hanging and signs. All
6fdsTs givall prompt attention.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17

Good paper, ink and workmanship Is
whta makes stationery good. That Is
what we give yott. Phsne 1000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
IRE Y EpnRT REcEIpTs

sssIIREVEPUKI3 KEtEIP 5.
stock Oh hand Sept sIa
Received this day BIO
Reserved previously ias.os5 1ss,sso
Total stock to date IS. Isso. o7o
Shipments 70 date Y, i4o. eso
---------
Mel stock o., fai,k s7.oae
same day last year I4.asI
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17
COTTON MARKET.
Office Of The Caucasian.
ayepoft La Jan. II. 1905.

Shreveport Ia. Jan II. 1905.
SHREVEPORT MARKET ].
The market closed very steady
Receipts BIO bales.
Sales ID factors none.
Lew n1itl,llina 81. f-1o
Middling 81. 8 p.1b
Good Iiitdiing st. =...4. & fs.lf
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-01-17

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