davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-19
The Magnificent New Steamer Provl-
dence 20 Make a Block Island Trip and
the Great Steamboat plymouth Another
Excursion TO New London, Conn.

on SATURDAY. August 18th. the mag
rifcent new steamer Providence OF the
Providence line VIII make matinee eN-
cursion from Providence around Block
Island. leaving Fox Point wharf at goo
p. m and returning 20 the city at about
900 o'clock In the evening An oppor-
tunity is thus afforded OF leisurely m
spectirr the splendid new steamboat
Providence I'm every departm mt while
enioying the fascinating Block Island
excursion.
For this excursion as well az the one
mentioned below. tickets will b. sold at
he low rate " one dollar and should be
purchas.d I'm advance at Wiudsoi's ticket
Once to avoid possible disappointment. as
tn, sale OF tickets will be limited and
rene will be sold az the wharf on the
dates indicated n he limit Is previously
cached.
or sunday. August Goth the great
steamer Plymouth Will MAX another trip
90 Sew London. This splendid trip viii
a~crd owcursionlsts an opportunity Of
spending nearly The entire day upon the
beautiful waters of Mount Hope bay.
Narragansctt hay. Block Island sound.
torr Island sound and incidentally Civ
iu. On opportunity ~ 81 wing Newport
Point IuGith. Preuton's Reef lirhtship.
watch I'ul Little and Great Gull islands
rhm Island Fishers Island BLOCK
tsi1ul Montauk Point and very many
ou."i interesting localities
me regular steamboat orchestras viii
! pro-i'e music on each OF. these trips.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-19
RIVERSIDE,

items OF news can be left at COTS res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they Will receive prompt attention and
publication
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-19
EAST PROVIDENCE
Members Of Town Government
10 Be Mr.. DeXier'S Guests.
Bernard N. OoHd Fined Sl5
and Costs for ASSAULT.

The members Of the town government
are 10 be tho guests of Manager Dexter
OF Crescent Park Monday They VIII
look over the improvements made by the
Rhode Island company at Camp White,
otter which they will meet the board OF
directors Of the Hope Land company. A
car will be placed at the disposal % Town
Clerk william r. smyth at the town hall
at o'clock.
MR.. DowD FINED.
Bernard NJ Dowd was fined slS ana
costs this morning for making an assault
upon Mclean Hagkian. Mr.. Dowd took an
appeal and he was held In the sum ~ 500
for the action OF the Superior cou'''
GONE ON A CRUISE.
This morning "a men with two officers
OF the local branch of the Naval Reserves
for weeks outing They sailed
from Fox Point on the L. 5.
g. Yankton. and at Newport will be trans
ferred To the Columbia They will spend
the time on Long Island Sound.
MINOR MENTION.
Early this morning one OF the wheels
OF a Taunton avenue car broke at the
top Of Taunton avenue hill. The accident
happened on the switch, so that there was
no delay for any Of the other cars 1t
took two hours to put on "A new wheel.
The Rev. l.. @. Horton OF the East
Greenwich academy will officiate at tho
Joint services OF the Second Baptist and
Haven NJ. f churches. at the latter
church tomorrow afternoon and evening
Watchemoket tribe OF Red Men met last
evening and spent an hour or moro in
drilling. This body will confer the adop-
tion degree upon the charter members OF
q new tribe at Warren Monday evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-19
OUTING OF JOHN HANCOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY EMPLOYEES

About 90 employees ~ the John Han
cock Insurance company sailed on IN"
steamer squsntum AZ 10 O'Clock for an
outins al Crescent rsrk.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

CATION for fear 1t might spread too
far" Why? Why? why? Why? 10
there some big game In the woods that
needs protection?
What do you think Of a Mayor who
will keep graftcrs in Office? Harrison
did II. even after he had openly and
publicly announced that the City Hall
was full Of them.
James O'Leary, who FOR years ran
the largest hand book and gambling
establishment in the world in Inspect
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

decision by saying: "a policeman Is
the lowest officer. known-to the law
And 80 he is.
But a Chicago inspector OF police. In
some instances, imagines himself 10
great. in proportion to the law. that
he ignores the laws existence and pat.
ronixes those who violate 1t.
The Hunt gang have worked night
and dry to down Chief Of Police
O'Ncill. They have thrown every oh.
stacle in his way and have knocked
him on every hand. They have never
succeeded In putting blemlsh upon
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

his character. and he stands to-day one
of the very best chiefs OF police that
Chicago has ever had.
%>
Has the so.called "Whitc City" been
constructed with due regard to the
building ordinance? An investigation
by the building department might sup
ply an interesting answer to this ques.
ton.
The Hermann graft investigation was
stopped for fear It might spread too
far" Civil Service Commissioners Err
rant Is afraid Of public graft investl.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

year. He estimates that the interest.
fund and depreciation would
amount to 10 per cent per annum. or
$6.UO.OOO. which is nearly $2.OOO.OOO
more than the prospective income.
Therefore he concludes that the city
could not AFFORD to take chances Of
operating II Traction system from II
business point Of view.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

or Hunts police district. Is very anx-
lous to have Hunt made Chief Of PO-
lice.
What IL the reason that SO many
officials wish to keep City Hall graft
inquiry from spreading? Who are the
grafters that are being shielded?
Mayor Cregler was personally an
honest. upright man and good on
cial. But the City Hall grafters and
policemen who handled gambling graft
ruined his administration. as everyone
knows.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Daniel q. Ramsay Is one Of the best
men ana will prove one of the strong
est candidates ever nominated To the
judicial bench by the Democrats OF
Cook County. He Is one of the ablest
ana most distinguished members Of
tie bar of Cook County and Illinois.
and a man who would do honor to the
bench. Mr., Ramsay made Il distn-
yuished record as q former assistant
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Mr.. Join Felt, the well known aud
popular South Side business man,
would make first class member of the
city council, Mr., Felt has conducted
for years Il first class ana successful
business in iron beds, mattresses. etc.
for years at 2Il5 South IIalSted street.
He Is known ami respected 10y the on
tire community, among whom there Is
Il general desire TO see him nominated
ana elected as the next alderman Of
the Fourth Ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

The Trlbune's special corresponds
ent's brilliant articles on the question
of municipal ownership Of public util'
tiles abroad, has given that great jour
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08
EA0LETa.

Vote for Edgar Bronson Tolman foi
Judge Of the Superior Court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

tice here. This should not give the
Chicago friends of municipal owner
81 in a cold chill. The United States
has met and solved many other prob
lens that startled European public
economists In the past. and 1t can do
the trick again.
~9A
Julius II. Schiller has many friends
who would like to see him elected
County Clerk, II he would allow the
use Of his name for that office next
year. Mr.. Schiller's great popularity
would ensure his election.
Judge Marcus Kavanagh should and
undoubtedly will he reelected TO the
superior Court bench where he has
proven himself worthy of the honor
and the confidence of all the people.
Merit, W. rinckney will make II
Hrs; rate Circuit Court judge.
Alderman H. Il. Mccormick. of the
2ist Ward. has made u fine record in
the city council--one well worthy of
the honored name he bears. His To.
election Is assured. as Democrats as
well rs Republicans will take pleasure
in voting for him.
~9A
Hundreds of patients In chicago's
hospitals suffered untold agonies as a
result of the insane celebration of In.
dependence day. Some patients were
thrown into Mysteries 10y the eNplo-
sioMs ana 10 doubt the deaths of sev.
c"al have been hastened by it..
I6eA
"Bclng an alderman does not debar
u man from earning Il living" the man
Eidmann Is quoted as saying. The aid
erman Is no doubt right provided. OF
course. the Giving" he an honestly
earned one.
Major Il. Il. TOlman will make a
e''u JtuSVs
Elect Hon. Charles Werno 10 the
hench. He Is IN able ana uprigh,
lawyer and would he q valuable mem.
her Of the Cook County judiciary. Mr.
WernO has made Il splendid record us
Il member Of the city council the peO
pie have confidence In him. ana his
election Is practically assured.
Nec.ROc. of which fine water y. X
Schumacher. OF 1856 jackson boule
ward, is the agent, is growing in popu
larity daily.
james Rejdick. the able chairman
Of the Republican County Contra
Committee. Is optimistic concerning
Republican prospects In the pending
campaign. Mr.. Reddick Is an abls
campaigner. first class citizen ant
one Of the most energetic and valuable
workers the local Republican Organi
ZatiOn has had rs its leader In years
He Is a shrewd campalgner ana ha'
the record of being Il most accurate
Judge ana analyst of prediction cam
paign conditions. Hence, his election
predictions are always received witt
respect by political leaders of all par
ties. although in the pending election
conditions are somewhat unusual an,
may result in finding even the hes
political prophets NJ sea concerning
their figures ana estimates. Chairma,
Roldick has done wonders, however
unfying and solillfying the local Re
publican party and he ana his abb
colleague of the County Central Con
mlttee have the thanks as well as tn
esteem of every member of the ran
| ana tile.
~SA
Mr.. Join Felt, the well known an
popular South Side business maj
would make u first class member Of I'll
city council, Mr., Felt has c0nductc
for years u first class ana snrresSfl
business in iron beds, mattresses, etc
for years nj 2715 South HalSted stree
He i known AMI respected 10y the ei
tire community, among whom there
4 al, .t,.., ..
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Major Edgar Bronson TOlman, who
has been nominated on the Democratic
ticket for Judge of the Superior Court.
Is Il man who deserves the support OF
all the people of Cook County ire
spectlve of party ties or affiliations.
Major TOlman has fine record as COR
poration counsel, as well as one of
tie most brilliant members of the Chi.
cagO bar as practicing attorney, be-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08
Il9Il

"Rcng an alderman does not delar
u man from earning Il living" the man
Eidmann is quoted as saying. The aid
ernan Is no doubt right provided, of
course. the Giving" he an honestly
earned one.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Alderman Il. Il. Mccormick. of the
2ist Ward. has made Il fine record in
the city councll--one well worthy W
the honored name he bears. His 10.
election Is assured. as Democrats as
well rs Republicans will take pleasure
I'm ypfiur for him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Major u. II. TOlman will make
good judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Hundreds of patients In chicago's
hospitals suffered untold agonles rs a
result of the insane celebration of In.
dependence day. Some patients were
thrown into Mysteries 10y the explo-
sloiIs ana no doubt the deaths of sew.
o"al hay. been fastened by it.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Judge Marcus Kavanagh should and
undoubtedly will he reelected TO the
superior Court bench where he has
proven himself worthy of the honor
ana the confidence Of all the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Elect Hon. Charles Werno 10 the
hench. He Is IN able and upright
lawyer and would he valuable men,
her Of the Cook County judiciary. Mr..
WernO has made Il splendid record us
n member Of the city council: the peO.
pie have confidence In him. and his
election Is practically assured.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Merit, W. rinckney will make II
irst rate Circuit Court judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Besley's famous Waukegan Brew
ing Company has recently started Il
lager beer brewery and is furnishing
one of the finest brews of that kind
that can be had Besley's lager beer Is
a bottled beer, is carefully brewed and
always in fine condition. Already the
demand for this beer is such as to indi-
cate that In the near future Its bust
ness will be one Of the largest In the
bottled trade in the country.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Nec-ROc, of which fine water n. X.
Schumacher, OF 1856 jackson boule-
ward, is the agent, is growing in popu.
larity daily.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-08

Julus II. Schiller has many friends
who would like TO see him elected
County Clerk. II he would allow the
use Of his name for that Office next
year. Mr.. Schller's great popularity
would ensure his election.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-12
CHARTER
OF THE SHREVEPORT EXARK-
ANA OIL AND PIPE LINE
COMPANY.

| State of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo.
Be it remembered that on this, the otl
day of February. A. D. 1905, PERSONAL,
came and appeared before me at my of.
flee in said parish and state, w. F
Green, a resident of Tyler. State Of
Texas; E, 6. Allen, resident of said
parish and state; ]. B. Reynolds, resi-
dent of Texarkana, State of Texas
c. F. Hamilton and c. S. Spearing. resi-
dents of said parish and stat. who each
stated and declared to ME notary that
they have formed and constitute them
selves. a. we'll as all others that NAV
hereafter become associated with them.
IN body corporate, under the name and
style and for the purposes and objects
hereinafter named, under and BY virtue
OF the laws Of the State of Louisiana
IN such cases made and provided. and
have adopted this as their charter and act
OF incorporation towit:
ARTICLE +.
he name OF this corporation shall be
the Shreveport Texarkana Oil and Pine
Line Company, with its domicile at the
city OF Shreveport, said parish and state;
under said corporate name it shall have
and enjoy succession for period of
ninety-nine years from this date, unless
sooner dissolved in the manner herein
after set forth
ARTICLE IT.
The object for which this corporation
Is formed and the business to be carried
ON by it. are hereby declaed to be to own.
operate. lease or acquire oil and mineral
lands, oil. contracts or leases pipe
lines for the conveyance of oil, and to |
bore and ,deyelop such oil lands or oil /!
rights. and operate oil wells, sulphur
wells or other mineral wells. and TO own
md operate such lines Of railway. tanks,
;ars oil tanks nd other needful app1i-
lnces as may be necessary to carry into
fleet the purposes herein declared.
ARTICLE III.
he capital stock of this corporation
hall be and is hereby fixed at the sam,
T one hundred and fifty thousand doll
ars, divide into one hundred and fifty
II
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-12
BOLD BURGLAR
Operated Successfully Friday Night at
Several Residences.

The burglar bold Was in full activity
Friday night. He exploited residents
on Hamilton Terrace. Jor don street anc
Irving Place He was select in his visits
At Mr.. Duke LeGras. 1916 Hamilton
Terrace. which he entered through {
windw, he secured about So, diamond
locket and gold chain He left gold
watch in which Mr. LeGras' name is Ell
graved.
At Mr.. T. E. Stephenson. corner Ores
well and Herndon avenues, the burglar
came in through bathroom but he skip
ped Without booty.
At Mr.. J. w. Atkins, 1920 Jordan
street. he entered through window. but
was frightened away.
At Mr. F. w. Pals I446 irving
Place. he came through the kitchen at a
back window. AS the burglar was 60
ing through Mr.. Pals desk mad papers
he was aroused and called to his wife
to know if she was in the room This
call frightened the burglar, at whom he
fired four shots.
At Mr.. R. L. Davis. 1915 Topeka
street, the burglar was talkative He
had gone into Mr.. Davis bedroom and
had secured watch, pair of gloves
and money. A son of Mr.. Davis heard
noises downstairs and believing it was
his brother, queried: "Will. are you
coming to bede The burglar answered.
"All right, / II be tip in minute" When
Mr.. Davis discovered his brother was
in bed the burglar was gone
The burglar attempted an entrance at
Mr. F. R. Hodges, Jordan street. but
was frightened away by dog.
AT Mr.. J. Gill. 1922 Topeka street, the
burglar secured pocketbook with money
n it. The audacity of this fellow is |
amazing. He is doubtless an expert at
in Better be ON the lookout
Tor this burglar bold AS a rule with
'ery few exceptions the burglar always
las the advantage of the inmates of the |
Houses he enters. He is on the alert,
seen, daring and quick to steal watch
IS he will skip. AWAY. 1t is a part of
lis profession to avoid the police. There
S the cmoforting reflection about the
burglar. He will never offer resistance,
kept when cornered, and then he may
e sdesperate, but give him a chance and
e will skip, skip over fences and be
way.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-12
THE LETTER LIST.

| IT. iHe lolIoWlHG Is list OF letters r.
naming uncalled for in the Shrevpeor
postoffice for the week ending Saturday
February II. 1905. A charge Of ON
cent will be mode on each piece Of mai
advertised. When calling for these let
tiers please say advertised giving tn,
date of advertising. Free delivery o.
mail may be secured by having you,
mail addressed to street and number
Advise your correspondents of your I'D,
dress and have them address your let.
tiers accordingly.
LADIES LIST.
Aigiil. Sarah: Barnett. Jerome P:
Bayls. Mrs. G. E.; Bradley, Mrs. WIN
ME; Blinryes, Mrs. Carrie; niscoe, Mrs.
Johnnie; Brack, Mrs. ]. S. Bond. Miss
Freddie; Brown, Miss Alice. J
Coleman, Miss Belle; Contie, I.atiese;
Conelins. Mrs. Leilah; Cooks. Francis !:
Childers, Miss Mollie . !: Carr, Mr., Joe !;
Cohen, Mrs. j.; Canady, Miss Wider:
Clark, Miss Georgia; Caldwell, Miss
Ellen.
Darion. Miss Ida; Decattor. Miss LII
cia Dyer Mrs. Fannie: Davis, Mrs.
Tom; Danny, Mrs. M. C.
Estes, Mrs. R. c.; Evans, Lila: EtclI-
ison, Mrs. Vesta; Franey, Mrs Mary;
French. Mrs; Feaance. Ellen; Foster,
Miss Willie: Fornney, Miss Lila; Fer
ney, Mrs. Julia: Fischer. Miss Fannie.
Garner. Miss Lottie;; Go,Ilds, Hattie:
Hidden, Mrs. H. C.; Gilbert, Mrs. Eli
"a German, Mrs. D. K.
Harris, Mrs. Rosa; Hamilton. Mrs.
.crla; Hamilton, Mrs. ]. W: Hill. Mrs
B. Ham. Mrs. Mary: Harper, Mrs.
Kate Hearrl Mrs. Mary; Houston,
Yrs. Mary +; Huffman. Mrs. E. L
Jaris, Mary Etter: Jackson, Miss
Vary Jackson. Mrs Ida: Jones, Miss
Pint
King. Miss Lille 4; Kelleber. Mrs.
i.
Leyisofa. Mrs Onella; Lake, Aney;
acey. Jude Lee; Legard, Mrs. Al
cannes. Miss Stella; Linden, Miss
'ernfila.
Murray. Miss Ella Muller. Anna
Montgomery, Mrs. En1n1ie:; Mills, Miss /
iaxine Merriwether, Mrs. Fl. RI
ieardos, Miss Bular; Mayfeld, Mrs.
ara r.; Madwell, Mrs. G..
Nelson, Mrs G. A.; Nicholson. Mrs
latte. +
Porter, Mrs. Johnnie; Pal, Miss Eva;
arrish, Mrs. Pharr. |;
Rodgers, Miss Clara Russell, MissI,
larry Lee.
Shine, Miss Martha Spencer, Miss i
aisy Saunders, Mrs. Clyde; Sanders, /
[iss Bessie; Stanley, Miss Elsie; Smith. Il
[iss Ruth; Smith, Miss Eliza. !
Tryon, Miss Mary: Tines. Mrs. Lettie
Falker, Carrie NJ; Whitker, Mrs. Natl
/; Woods, Octavia: Wilson, Miss Ka-I
/. Wilson, Miss Patty; White, Miss !
laster; White, Miss Willie; Williams. T.
S Dora; Ware, Mrs. Jas. B.
Valentine, Mrs. Oracle.
GENTLEMEN's LIST j
Asaberry Williams Armand, Harry 10
Allen, VIM. r. Ar,der son. sam il
i
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-12
THE CAUCASIAN.
TRI-WEEkLY.
SUNDAY, FEB. I2, 1905.
SIRAIED OR STOLEN.

From Commercial Restaurant, 2o4
Texas street, Il white pointer dog, has
black spot over the eye, black spot on
side of the body. 1t is eight months old
and we'll grown. answers to the name Of
Caddo A liberal reward will be paid
for his return to A. S. Toombs
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-12
American Saultergarph Co; Atkins. w.

American Saultergarph Co.; Atkins. W.
B.; Armstrong, Ches.: Armstrong Ed :;
Bannernan, "A. Banner ian, 4. :, am
Banner11ran A. 3; BaykiS. J. B.: Buch-
anan. J. A.; Bure. Arthur; Butler, F.
|. =; Birtcher Jim; Byron, H B. : Beard
F. A.; Barton, Era; Branch, Charlie :;
Boxly. A. W. B.; Baty. F. B.
Caldwell. Clint; Card, George; Cam
mack c. H.; Cannon. G.. W.. Cranwell
H. A.. Cameron. Jim; ChilIers, H. H. !;
Grover, c. B.; Combs, Henry; Cooper,
I. p; Coops. Hard; Cook, Eddie; Cald-
well. ]. L.; Coffee. Ray Collins, Shed;
Coates. S. P; Curry, J. S.; Christian.
bucket, Asalina; Donald. NJ D.; Ollie,
Wilbur; Ollie, Wilbur; Dreyfus, Dave;
Dacl1er, JORGE Davenport, w. T.;
Dares, George; Davis, George; DANES,
George: Danos, J. L.; Davidson, Frel;
Dell, Charley; Davis, J. !. & Son.
Farley, B. L.; Files, M A.; Ford
Henry; Fusten; K. L.; Furco, Seine;
Goode John E.. Goodman, H Green,
J. L.: Grant, James; Giacomo, Surn-
jon; Grantham, J. NJ :. Gilbert. Harry
r.
Heddrick. O. g.. Hendon, G.. Her
ron, Turner; Henry, c. A. Hail. Wade
w.: Harkriier. Mr.; Harkey. Glover
Hamilton. Leary; Haynes, Frank B.
Hoskins. N. S.. Howard, John; Holder,
H. B.;
Ingram. p N.
Johnson, w. M. Jones. w. NJ. job
son, Charlie Jones, R. j.; Johannesen,
John; Jackson, Wesley; Jarden, A. T.
kersh. S. E.; Lorney, John H. Line,
Will: LAWS. Allen; Lay. l. P; Moore,
J. H.; Lay, J. P; Levy. Daniel;
Lewis. Elace; Levert. E. NJ: Litman,
John; Lowe. J. o.
Mullens. J. W.; Mitchell Byron;
Mucor, Frank; McLain, Rollie; Mer-
GER, Green; Mcclure. E. McGhee, Will
lam FL; Mckee, Rev. John: Moore. J.
s.: Morton. James G.: Mosely Joe;
Mids, Will; Manskey, John.
Nelson. Will c.; Naisas Gain: Mol
~, John; Nelson, Andy. i
Odom. Solomon; Oliver, Spence
Patty. A. G.; Prestige. N. A.; Poell,
i'm; Powell, Clarence; Pepper, Harry
-; Pierce, S. W.; Painter. w. r. IL
'emellton. Henry Perry, Tony.
Roquen'ore. Fred; Reavey, Harry
Roy. A., G.; Rettig, C. F.; Riggs. J. Il
:. & Co.; Robinson. F. F.. M. D. 1T
tobison. Walter; Richson, Richar: Ri $
", Willie; Ransom. Paul: Parnel. A. II
:. c. b
Solozar, Damensia 3: Sangas. G. c.;
mitl', c. F.: Smith, Emanuel; Slime,
INDY: Shaw, A. L.; Slaughter. Bill
luton, John; Stephenson. J. M; Ssc- Il
,tary Horseshoers; Self. George Scott,
ebert; sonard. feeders; Skinner, Sam II
j.: Simpson, Aloin; Somrrer, Joseph ,
tice. James; Simon. VIII; Scriber, ]. o
Thomas, J. L. A. & Co.: Thomas e.
!. J. K. M. D.: Temple. R. J.: Tucker,
'fn B.; Whitney. Frank; Waidler,
Gorge 2; Watts. Dave: Wilkins, Thos. II
INDIAN, c. S.; Weldon, D. r. & Co. W
'inget, M. NJ; White, George w. &C
'hite. A, F.; Wilder, Dolph: Wife, J IN
:; Williams, E. J. 2; Williams, John ia
iisoli, Gins; White, Thomas J.. st
hite, J. W.. Of
Zapp, Henry. De
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-12
RECEIPTS AT ALL u. S. PORTS
For Piles.
Sample mailed free.
One application gives relied.

The continued use OF Hum
phreys' Witch Hazel Oil per-
manent1y cures Piles or Hem
rhoids-ExternaI or Internal,
Blind or Bleeding, Itching or
Burning, Fissures and Fistulas.
Relief irnnnediatecure certain.
1hsse Sizes. 2Sc.. SOC. aud on 90. Sold b.
Dsaeglsts. or sent prepaid ON receipt or price.
MenDAr0ys' Medicine Co., Cor. Wilifam and
Jehn 6ta., New York.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-12

she-"Has your wife improved since
she began to have her voice cultivated?
He Yes. considerably. When she calls
me dwon | notice that It is in d more
musical tone than il used ODE Detroit
Free Press.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-12
NERVOUS DEBuTTY,

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from overwork and other
causes. Humphreys FIonneo-
pathic Specific No. 20, In tsse
over 40 years, the only success
ful remedy. s 4 pervial, or spec
1ei package for serious cases, $B.
Sold y Drusss sent prepaid on receipt Of prcs.
llsMphfsys Med. Co, William & loha Stsy n. Y.