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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-19
THE LETTER LIST.

| HE LIZ Elk Lis l.
The following is a list Of letters re-
naming uncallcd for i'll the Shreveport
postofficc for the week ending Thursday,
Dec II, 1907. \ charge of one cent
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| LADIES LIST.
!! Dec. 10, 1907. a charge of one cent
Austin Iennic; Abbott Miss Serena :;
Alley Mrs. -; Ashley Mrs. Alice; Ad-
ans Mrs Carrie B. Adams Miss Net
Itie.
Bender Mrs. NJ. /; Button Mrs. Rob
ert F.; Brayboy Mrs. Addie; BuIlard
lard Mrs. Bessie; Busby Mrs. Anglinc; ;
Barnus Mrs Dan: Bcak Matte; Bright
Miss Lizzie; Bauer Mrs. n j.; Bryan
Mrs Mary; Burgess Mrs. Nj, NJ.
| Claxton Rosie; Croffort Mrs. Alice ;
Clark Miss Ellen; Carter Miss Evalyn;
Chairman Charottc Caldwell Mrs.
Maud: Crofton Mrs. Incz.
benson Mrs Bette: Durham Mrs. {.
NJ. Durbon Miss f. A.; Dillingham;
Miss +, ; Dclwood Mrs. Jcnic; Davies
Miss Julycr.
| Eur Miss Mildred.
Fuller Mrs Pollyc; Freeman Miss
Rosie; Fuli|ovc Mrs, p. J.; Figlro
Mrs =; Fuller Mrs. Mary; Forsythc
Mrs. Mittie
Green Miss Ollie; Gaudin Mrs. \. f. ;
Gulley Mrs. +. L.; Garrett Julia
Gaines Miss Mary ? Graham Mrs. VI,
L.; Gaines Miss Margaret 3.
Harris Mrs Willie; Herman Miss
Bertha; Hunter Mrs. Fannie; Iarbuck
Mrs. Ida; Hammonds Mrs J. r.; Hen
derson Miss Mayc; Hartley Miss ia
ME; Humphrey Miss Minnie; Hickey
Mrs Mira; Harese Miss Lear; Hendcr-
son Miss Mary.
i Johnson Miss Vivian; Johnson Mrs
Warlice; Johnson Miss A. H.; Johnson
Mrs. Rosa Jones Miss Matte; johnson
Mrs. A. L. 2; Johnson Miss Addenc
Johnson Miss A. H.; Joseph Annie
Jackson Miss Francis; Jones Georgia
Jorden Mrs. Mary; Johnson Maud
Johnson Mrs. Lizzie; Johnson Mis-
Gussie.
King Charles H.: King Mrs. n. l..
Kirbo Mary; Keleher Annie; kcno'
Miss Arbeker; Kalcnbach Elizabeth.
Lacey Miss Ora; Lowtz Miss n. d.
Leshay Carrie; Indy Miss L, =; Loomi:
Mrs Julia r.
Mason Miss Pauline 2 Mayheld Mrs
Pennie: Menlan Miss Mary; Mile Mis-
Leler: Markham Mrs. Margaret; Mar
tin Miss Carrie Lee B.. Markham Mrs
H. c.; Mason Mrs Florence.
Nickells Miss Allie; Nelson Bess.
Peer Mrs. Adlinc; Preson Mis-
Ophelia: Pace Nancy; Proctor Mollic
Parker Miss May; Pirce Luler..
Ramsey Lille B.; Duffins Sclia
/ Rogers Miss Clara; Richctson Miss Ed
morned; Ripto Miss Fanny.
Simpson Miss Sallie; Shcpan Mis-
Phase; Sulmcn Miss Mire; Smith Mrs
I'M. c.; Shaw Miss Mabel; Sander
Mrs. M. E.; Steward Lille; Smlt
Mrs. Mary; Smith Mrs. A. v; Smt
: B. j.; Sumpter Miss Addie; Stanto'
r Miss Alice; Simmon Miss Isabella
: Smith Miss Gertic; Slater Eliza; SIM
Jennie.
el Thomas Rcbeckie; Thompson Mis-
Uncle; Thomas Mrs. Lucy; 1lllotSo
: Mrs. A. L.; Trechel Miss Harriet
II Thomas Florence.
G Watson Miss Sarah; Williams J. M
Washington Miss Lula; Wilson Mis-
Matte; Wrens Miss -; White Mis-
I. Agey; Wells Miss Cado; Wells Mr.
Il Con1nandies; Washington Amanda
It Wind Mrs. Ella: Warren Mrs George
+ Williams Mrs. F.; Williams Julie
Willmore Miss Ida: Webster Miss Flo'
" ence.
Yarbrough Mrs. c. f..
st GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-19
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Amepers r. NJ: Allen Davis.
Barker Dudley; Bolin J. W.: Bird
John; Bryant John; Burknlaster John
D.. Brown Client; Bailey Lewis < Co..
Braboy Poyton; Bolden Tom; Bor len
w. H.: Brown Herman; BurrclI
Frank Barker f. F.; Baker +. NJ.
Booker Earle
Coffey Jacob; Casperson Laurence 2:
Cheetson Nose; Caldwell Thomas
Crawford S. F. ; Collins NJ; Collins
J. NJ; Cupples James O.; Clarion Al
len NJ; Cooper John; Cox {. A.
Crawford Charley.
DeVeyer F. o.; Dupre J. F.: Davl:
Archie: Dunn & Richardson: Drape
IA. j.; Darel Brine f; Daniels Thos
Davenport Claude; Donahue Leon; De
Young Charles.
Evans Supply Co.; Eaves Frank; Is
pert Robert H.
Parrish l.. Fraley A. F.; Ford t
NJ; Francis Wint; Franklin W, L.
Friedman Bros.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-19

No. z9z-In the City Court of Shrcve-
port, La: Kirsch Bros. & Co. VS.
Miles Ford.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-19

The following is a list of letters re
naming uncallcd for i'll the Shrevepor
postofficc for the week ending Thursday
Dec. II, 1907. A charge of one cen
will be made for each piece of mai
advertised When calling for these let
ters please say advertised" giving the
date of advertisement. Free delivery o.
mail may be secured by having youl
mail addressed to street and number.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

The Los Angeles Times makes the announcement that it has opened in Los Angeles a school for linotype ma chinists and operators, also cylinder pressmen and other branches of the printers trade
 This course has been adopted by the Times in opposition to the closed shop principle of the Typographical Union which has been at war with the Los Angeles Times for several years. Aside from the Times and Union con troversy, the establishment of sucn technical school, where apprentices may learn the trade under proper and efficient instructions, will be a great help to the printing business, especial ly in the west. There is a scarcity of good printers and pressmen and the Typographical Union apparently is not paying much attention to the proper training of apprentices
 The Times school for printers and pressmen is move by prominent and independent publisher in the right direction.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

report says, by a marked decrease in public intoxieation. in crime and prls- on population. by decrease in the number of drinking places in the state. which is the equivalent of more than I3.000 places closed. considering the increase in population since the enactment of the liquor tax law, and by largely increased annual reye. nue to meet the financial burdens i'm. posed upon taxpayers by the liquor traflc.
 The net proceeds of the system for the year were s1S,64S,924, part of which goes to the counties and part to the state. Coupled with local op- ton. the high license system has raised the grade and reduced the number of hotels and saloons and con. tributed largely to the dimunition of property taxes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

In another column this morning the
 Review publishes a communication from A. Ridgeway, a miner, at present employed at the Gardner shaft. The communication is plain, conservative statement of a miner who belongs to no union nor never did belong to one. It presents a miners opinion regard ing the recent raise in wages in this camp in an intelligent, straightforward manner from an unbiased and unpre- judiced standpoint. The Review is pleased to print the communication over Mir. Ridgeways signature, and to say the least, it should prove inter- esting reading to all concerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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shere fhe elite of the pspglsti9n sasgs dally Dfsa1 and headlight ai6~ sosaz Dg defi aalllspes 1itb fbs Dastebearss in fsro Dsx, Judging ffsin chapters Co senator issysriags's gasiiv esisbfstsa book on southwest sfg tfs gsl, she rattle sf the markls ai ths roulette games struck fhs pres asHlinsnt note Of industry in every haBlst Tbs very s0fa "AfizgaaR'' esnfurss up ths picture ef . igps Of uDeooth Amsrtcanism. ispsiasd from shs esfryisg Of aa sBernSss rsy0i' ysr--an indiyi6Ysi Sboss days are s<' sHmed spent iH shooting np ihs eeeB.~ sAs is shs Wsy of biitbesoss sport, and vhoss nsgbts are pssssf in the more serious oee1gstion Of bet ii8g sH the high card.
 nnt there snnst bs something wrong sith this estimate, Late his tory doesn't sppporf G. Tie best o testimony shess that the people q Arizona are digging in their mines they gre ~orkinE on beir fsrtii' farms aBd on their great canal sys tsms. theY are rearing their cattle an their sheep ia peaes. tIes are eaitinI in inch forests, they are sehooiial thsfr children and gre sustaiBing tssl churches sHd charities, they sFs main tninlng the purity Of their elections eeanomizins in public affairs, payinl theiF public debts. maintsiaiDg thei public credit and hunting down th' great iss dodgers IB short they hay been doing theiF duiy as American ait lsens iB a manner that would be deem ed most crsditabis to many an olds eommBBitg. Possibly t viii not talk more than a few years more to edu cate the Ameriesn public up to si | appreciation of ths truth eoncsrnin. Arizona. When this has been ae eomplisbsd, the granting of Hintehoo' Eiil become a mere matter of detail and another imperial commonwealth NGI be added to the Union.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
assgwlso THE ATTACK

The Review has never belonged to that class of newspapers prone to view with alarm" anything and everything. We prefer to look upon the bright side of any question, rather than upon the dark side, but the at tempt of Messrs. Cannon and Raw
 ling, who have arrived in Bisbee as
 the personal representatives of the
 Western Federation of Miners. by and
 with the consent of Messrs. Mover
 and Heywood. and their declaration
 that they are here for the purpose of organizing" the town, nPaans notnlng
 more or less than season of business depression whereby workingmen, business men and mine owners will suffer alike. The officials of the Western Federation of Miners well know the policy of the mining con- panies of the Warren district. This policy is to deal with their employees either individually or collectively. but not through the Western Fedora tion of Miners. Knowing the condi- ton here and that Bisbee is what is known as an "open camp this or ganization comes into Bisbee saying in brief: This condition shall not continue, the Western Federation of Miners proposes to organize the dis trict and to say under what terms and conditions empIoyes shall work for the mining companies"
 This attempt has been made by the Western Federation before and failed. They have renewed the attack as it were and the Review shall expect to see the mining companies make the next move. It is no secret among the miners that the mining companies | in the Warren district will not rec ognize the Western Federation of Miners. What is the inevitable re- | sult?. IT MEANS A SHUT DOWN, | just as sure as you are reading these words. sfRs9SlSEX
 Bisbee will never be closed union town The attempt to make it such may result in the loss of mil lions of dollars in wages. stocks and production--but the result will be the same. in the end, and the vic Iory will be worthsthe price
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
BRINGING FORTH GOOD FRUIT.

The passage of the anti-ganbling law byzS practically unanimous vote in the present legislature is already bringing forth .disoussion anu com mendation by the press o5 the coun- try which must he regarded ss good fruit. The following is an editorial taken from the Los Angeles Times which should cause the hearts of Ari- zonans to swell with pride
 over in Arizona they have been doing the oldest of things of late. They now fine 8 man $50 for carrying a gun" They have decreec that women shall not frequent saloons or even enter wine room They hase lifted saloon licenses to a point that cuts out the roadhouse and the low sroggery. Even prize fights are pro- hibired, Train robbery is a capital felony And the Legislature has juss decreed that gambling must stop on the last day of the coming mon.a. Thus is shown the faIlacy of mortal judgms1st. h-s q ttsaf N HsttN
 Most fQIR .shink of Arizona as a land of bowie knives and lynch law.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
EFFECTS OF HIGH LICENSE.

The annual report of the commis- sioner of excise for the state of New York says that high license is the most successful solution of the liquor problem that has yet been arrived at." It has proved it's efficiency. the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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 The foIioslRg editorial is from th New York World: sa fas
 The inevitable sttaek of dsiifn 2 trsmens has follased Wall street q prolonged nnaacisi dsbaacb. Millions Of Theodore iEoossyelis are Dow dsBc, ing around the victim. PhosDorescsnt speetseiss gieam from every nook and corner of the stock eKebaBge. The gnashlng Of presidential teeth is beard above the roar of tTsf1e. The sky is darksaed by big sticks that hang iB clouds. There is no refuge from the terror by day or inc Dsstiisnes that valketh in inc darkness, And the worst is yos 10 come.
 He is going to order horizontal re- dueiiog of io per cent in railroad rates He is going to squeeze ali the water out of railroad stocks. He is going to prevent the issue Of new SC. eHEitiss, lie Is going 10 burn inc con. stltutioR At the stake He ls going to obIiterate state lines He is going tc investigate everything and sentence everybody ibst owns stock in q cor. Dofatioa to fife Imprisonment, lie is going 10 abolish the supreme court Maybe he will hang congress, esDe, cially the senate, He is going to indict everybody that has more than s7 Ey. erything over sIi is swollen fortune and must be connscaied
 Capital is prostrate. Industry Is paralyzed. Labor is famished. The very stones in the streets are crying for bread. And still the ghastly dance goes oa. Not a captain of industry cAn leave his office but hundreds of grinnlng Roosevelts pursue his cab. They swarm around him at dinner. They poison his coffee. They stun his imported cigar with presidential messages They leeT at him from the ] footboard of the bed while his blood. shot eyes plead in vain for sleep. They scream they gibber. they howl; they make night hideous with their tofments. There is no escape
 serried legions of Roosevelts ride oyer the land and the grass refuses to grow under the horses hoofs. The stones crumble into dust. Vegetation withers and passes away The earth yawns and the mountains scurry to the sea The sky is ordered to keep off the premises, ...
 There Is nothing left in all the world but Theodore RooseyeIts. The heavens are rolling up like scroll and seven RooseVelis, each wickeder than the rest, are doing the rolling up. The sun is afraid tc look down on the dreadful scene and promptly gets swat from the big stick. The moon flies in terror and a round-head- ed man in a rough rider uniform chases her out of the universe Even the stars, which are millions of miles above Trinity spire, blink and cover in horror. Their turn may come next.
 Flesh and blood cannot endure this agony much longer. Two years more of Roosevelt is likely to find all Wall street in a padded cell, while the at tending physicians shake their heads ominously. Already the suffering of the victim melts the coldest hearts to pity
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

That republican bunch which is fig uring on reaching the political flesh pots. when there is a successor to Governor Kibbey, are very likely to find themselves holding a "snipe sack" at the end of their political game Governor Kibbev will re- main governor just as long as he de- sires to. So far as the crowd that is after Lis scalp is concerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

sessed fl Eiil be easy 10 rsiee CT iOg. eF the per cent ip the fuigre, ws be' iisye tbe rains osnegs siii welcome q tHr law based on nhe principle of the DoFas biII and should the isgis, istare fall to pass some such measure it wili, in our opiRion. fsli iB i's duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
Prizes for the Best Dressed
Doll

$50 in prizes will be distributed for the
best dressed doll A contest inaugurate
beginning Monday
These conditions--the dolls submitted must
be bought here. We will make window
display of them and outside judges will de-
eide the merits. The price you pay for the
doll will make no difference in the awarding
of the prizes. Best work only Will be consid-
cred, whether it be a &c doll or a $25 doll.
$500 for the hest dressed doll.
$500 for the second best dressed doll.
$1,000 for the next best dressed doll.
Contest begins Monday and closes Saturday
December T.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
Grocery Prices Cut
to the Quick

Every paper you pick up now tells you OF the
advance of some staple foodstuff. Cut prices
in the face of these advances is quite out OF
the ordinary and shows to the greatest extent
the full Importance OF this room making sale.
This is an independent grocery store we
maintain no set prices. This Monday list Is
full of bargain Importance
RIPE OLIVES s3c GALLON.
GREEN OLIVES Csc GALLON.
FANCY GREEN OLIVES Use GALLON
Bib JAR MINCE MEAT 26c JAR.
POTATOES $16O PER 100 LBs.-By the sack
only. None delivered except with other gro
ceries.
& LBs. SUGAR 2oc-None delivered except
with other groceries.
1 5-oz. JAR FRENCH MUSTARD s1-sc-
Limit 8.
10 LIS SWEET POTATOES 25c.
8 sBOxEs SENATOR MATCHES Zoe.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

Size 1sx4o-inch good weight red borders;
they're slightly stained by water. on sale
from to 10 Monday morning Just 6 to
customer. No phone mail orders. None
delivered except with other orders; SC each.
45c White Damask 35c, 5s-inch.
Silver B1eached Damask 25c yd, good for
restaurants.
s1.5O Mercerized Napkins $1.10 doz.
1Oc BIeached Bath Towels &c.
$500 Fringed Bedspreads $1.69.
$3.50 Bedspreads S1.95.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
$S.25 Kestner Dolls $2.25

YOsZJ M6SGWGE DUIIS VEsSJ
A 22-inch Kestner DOLL cork stuffed, bisque head,
sewed wig, hip knee joint, silk shoes and stock
ings; 1926 kind at 1925.
s1OO JOINTED DOLLS 60c-1S-inch ball jonted fine
wig fitted with shoes and stockings; $1oo
69c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

Imported French taffeta, loui-
sene and messaline, in plaids,
checks and striped effects; all
22-inch widths; silks that sell
regularly at $1.0O, $1.19, $1.25,
$1.39 and SLAB; all in one lot
Monday, aisle 10, SSc yard.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01
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barrister was hurrying
Law Courts when he al
~ with a cab. The driv-
= pulled up with a jerk,
MS opinion in plain Eng
absent-minded people.
you see the bl0omin'
asked with whitening sar-
gasped the startled bar
ng contemptuously at the
een the shafts. Then he
~ the curb. Il didn't see
when I stood in front
added, "but l can see
N0en ! look at him side.
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

The average friendship is wrecked
upon the fact that the average PERSONS
idea Of a friend is someone he can i'm
pose upon.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

80 aatured competition of the
40 - American yachts, main.
- 0ieago Tribune, is almost
g r10nx further the tension be-
k1auany and America in other
ma 7ndoubted good must
Vharsvsr practicable this as.
{ countries in friendly strife
3te1romoted for the better &C.
- he more generous rivalry,
sasS eogjial Fellowship Of all
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woohords
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails At druggists.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

s Tie rapid growth Of such
aties as London, Rome and
) phenomenon in education.
II laris has always been para
~ france. Those of Bologna,
- Csrdova, Leyden. even
Sere oil in towns which IN
n times were relatively con.
observes the New York
4 n when all is said In favor
! 1BGkoleller definition Of q "col.
INN. Is there not in the
u tllloge some wholesome ten
II heek that rush to the cities
4 - Of the most disturbing
~ he times?
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

Official statistics show that seventy
five people lost their lives while climb
ing the Alps last year. The total
number OF killed and injured IS al
least 200.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

"a States produced. one
~ billion pounds of sugar
Cuba sent to us two and
btlhon pounds. The coun-
= sweet morsel Of this, &C.
re New York Times, and
- the sugar-bowls of 9th
Nations Jumps aggregatfhg
11e-half billion pounds more.
Ito Rico and Java furnished
latter importation and
Ae West Indies, excepting
South America the bulk of
me average American citi-
I'D 0ne-half his own weight
"a rs pounds.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

~ Niles does justice to the
- very notable old Apache
oeronimo," he says, was one
1htest, most resolute and de-
~ boxing men l have ever en-
Slu1d with the exception Of Gen.
|nanaa, he had the clearest.
- l think have ever
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

Y tied States needs labor.
~ lmine In the labor market
W. eve9y section Of the cOun'
Ny severe in the smaller
~ agricultural districts.
- of Representatives took
=, declares the New York
IN 4 dropped the Senate's
test and decided that the
r. yet ripe for q more rigid
Material which we need
poses Of economical and
Dyelopments.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

r. is rity to De Ill Take Garfield Tea,
the laxative exactly suited to the needs or
men women and children; it is made wholly
Of herbs; it purities the blood, eradlcstss
disease, overcomes constipation piinSs
Good Health.
This is tact; L you are hostess, put
the lovers together at the table, and
separate those who are married.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-06-01

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80 and fifty-seven mil
l..r. may look like a heap
Tork Sun. but at that rate
~. me island Of Cuba thir'
. supply the American
,or cigars for a single
..t policy Of the government
Il =. Inject Of extended discus
- osnate during the recent
"a i likely to lead to wide
q comment, AYERS the
- -. Post. At its base, the
~ 8 q the forest policy Is
h - government or the lum-
.a.ll control the timber sup
man operates
.psny. suggests the Louis
- journal, for the purpose
n fsnily out with individual
a palaces, rather than with
4 naking the dividend accu.
4 fact equal the dividend
E1,,,ons that glitter in the I'M
4 the agent, he is not a
Z. has the exaggerated ego.
resard with profound salts
~ decision Of the Supreme
~ United states-though
~ q zee that one justice dis
~, lie effect that any State
i1iintionally enact a law pro-
~ use Of the national nag
1firlng purposes, insists the
~ tribune. 1t is as sound in
q n patriotism as 1t is in
- Niles does justice to the