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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

Gettysburg Herald, 25th: Mr..
James Bown and Miss Clara Will
ding were married Wednesday,
April oath at the home of MIR.
John Herbison, Sr. After the
ceremony was pronounced by Rev.
Holiday a fine dinner was served.
MIR. and Mrs. Bown left in the af-
ternoon for their home near Has
par, Sully county, the groom be-
ing a prosperous farmer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Teall re-
turned Tuesday in good health
from their all winter stay at sew
eral points in California. old San
Diego being their principal resort.
The Potter County Telephone
Co., known also as the Brewer
Hollingsworth line, will open its
central Office in Gettysburg within
a few days with upward of 80
phones in town. The system is
we'll constructed and equipped and
already extends to Lebanon and
Hoven, and Mr.. Brewer informs
us will be extended to Forest City
and Onida without delay. AS the
the use of this whole county sys-
tenn is given at the usual price of
merely a city service, it is likely to
do the local business, leaving only
the long distance business for the
Oak. Central line now in operation
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

Some people in speaking of the
Missouri valley will limit it to the
land on the east side of the river.
Five years ago, this, practically,
would have been true. That was
the time when the Cheyenne River
reservation was exclusive terri
tory, when no white man had any
business there, except a. employee
or by special permit. Now all of
that is changed. The unoccupied
part of it is leased to white
men. Besides, steam plants as
water works, sawmill, threshing
engines, laundry, and telephone
lines, &C., necessitate other
white men. Shall people living
on the Missouri let this commerce
go to Denver, Omaha and Black
Hills towns2 Will Forest City
fold her hands and quietly see Ev-
arts and Lebeau,-places that are
not proof against backsets too
take all of this commerce to them
selves while she only takes the
crumbss
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02
BEAUFORT HOTEL.

When you visit Minneapolis call
at the Beaufort. Situated right in
the business centre of the charm
ing city of Minneapolis, amid APP
pointments not luxurious, but pos
sessing home comforts. Here you
may have a home for a night or a
year-a home excelled in few re-
spects-at a very reasonable price.
A home devoted entirely to the
use Of the travelling public. The
only hotel in the Twin Cities hav-
ing automatic fireproof doors at
all elevator openings. 112 Third
street S., Minneapolis, MINI.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

Question-Why isn't our ma
tional debt paid Off
Answer-Because it is converted
into BONDS on which we the peo-
pie are paying perpetual interest
to capitalists and bondholders.
When will the American taxpayer
wake up and put sound business
men into Congressional Offices, in
stead of politicians and tariff tink-
ers who make laws to perpetuate
the national debt,-some lawmak-
ers who will hasten to loose the
of bonds from the feet
and arms of 'sUncle Same"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

Brown & Saeneer of Su Falls
send US a copy of their Official Di-
rectory of State and County Ofic-
ers for 1908. This sheet repre-
sents much time and labor, and
should adorn the walls of every
business mans Office.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

Entered az second class matter ct the Postofics
at Forest City, s. d..
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02
uARTER.cEHrENN1AL

QUARTER. centennial
With this issue, The Press COM
mences Il new volume, being the
twentyfifth year since the paper
was started at the .."upper town
SITE" During that time it has
had a dozen or more publishers, as
proprietors or lessees. The pres
ent owner has now been at the
helm for six years.
Every newspaper is supposed to
some time in its career give a his
torical review of either itself, or
the town or community in which
it is published, telling in detail
how the town has advanced to a
leading place in the county or
state &c. The Press has not been
favored very much in that line Us
yet. There has not been much
during the past fifteen years to
make a 'boom Sheet of, occa-
stoned in a large measure by the
prolonged season of drouths.
Railroad promoters and town
site boomers have come, put a
spade in the ground and blowed in
q few dollars, and afterwards stole
away a la Arab; but their ''tents''
most of them-are still with us,
and been sufficient in numbers to
induce the great and good Uncle
Sam to still leave us a name and a
dot on the face of the map,-which
are still in evidence on most of the
maps which one sees in use. Time
was in the past fifteen years when
Forest City had a surplus of va
cant houses to sell and rent; but
those days are past, which is about
all that can be said of Forest City's
advancement, if we limit the
boundary of the town on the west
to the Old Muddy. Two impor-
tant exceptions, however can be
noted, viz: the extension of the
Dakota Central Telephone, from
Gettysburg, and the establishment
of a lumber yard. Then we are
now assured of another telephone
line. viz: the Potter County Tele.
phone, which will connect us with
the MINI. & St. L. Ry. at Hoven,
and all other parts of the county,
including a direct line from Get
tysburg to Pierre, via Laurel,
with connection by another line
via Onida.
But The Press is one of those
New Thought people, who are try
ing to get such words as fail, sick
ness, dying, luck, can't, &C., taken
out of the dictionary, which is to
say that it has had supreme faith
mot exactly in s'Forest City,
for that would be saying that it
had faith in = community which
mostly believes that Forest City
won't never be anything until
she gets q railroad" The faith
we have pinned to is the great
Missouri valley and its mile Of
townsite on which the town stands.
This faith led The Press to pur-
chase . $3.50 Diamond cylinder
printing press and other material
to give Us moro facilities to help
build up the town, to increase the
circulation Of our two periodicals,
also % print the book Captured
by tho ~Indians," written by Mrs.
Minnie Buce Carrigan, IN author
whose faith also Vas strong enough
for her to settle on . homestead
only three miles from tho Old
Muddy, and three miles from our
upper town."
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

Also publisher of "ANPAO KIN" monthly,
the only paper in the Sioux language except
Dne) In the United States.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

Communication and items solicited from our
raaheYs. which must reach us by Tuesday night
to insure prompt publication.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

State OF South Dakota (s
County of Potter, e
j. F.Weaver, Trenurer.b being duys wor,d oh say hatu aMw cxhbt is atue and
cor%tr ta"netd theh nMndal@ condition Potter County,, as aparty his looka
j. f WEAVER, Treasurer.
subsndbeda d swrn to before me this 1ohd day f April 1907
W. A. HEBRON,
lsEA] Register of Deeds, Potter County S. ID
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

SUBSCRIPTION Price. $3.50 per annum
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

LIABILITIES OF COUNTY IN
DETAIL.
Total Amount of School money
received up to date 500. 591 On
Warrants issued and in hands of
Auditor 57o "a
warrants outstanding 7O2 V7
Bonds outstanding
Total $l2l,S 65 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11

gabnen fiibren, NIT ibren gr5eug-
nfIien bertreten lit. 90 giebts pro6t=
boae gaumtpoae, &orn Ser berIdie-
oeniten &rt, ale mogli6en @etreioe-
iortenL Sol5er, Sabaf, Sriidte, Sc
MITE uip. Serrli6e 8ariimonen,
girnen, Srangen uto Gitrusfriidte
itno BORT 5u ieben, rielige &iirbiIIe,
ibone Wtelonen nno biele eingema9te
So6en, audi 9iiile giebts in Moiie
BORT, Elm 8eneis bon Ser groBen
getBernte, Die mir Dies So6r gebabt
baben. 8eionbers gut lit @on5oles
pertreten uno unter Sen MuslteGern
BON oortber i6eint S. 8. Menfing
am meiiten ~ausgeite1t gil baben.
&ebt intereiiant lit audi cine groBe
Sarmlung bon Snbianer=8feiIipiben
nnn Mui6eln, Die in oieier Safe aus
ge5teGt lit.
Gltd cine ausIteaung bon @orten-
Gr3eugniiien, Die bon BEN Gdiilern
u%nierer offentli6en S9ulen ge5ogen
iino, finoet fid in oieier Sone, uno
oieielbe 1T redt iebenstpert. @s fino
febr quite Sa6en BORT. @emiile, Sc
treble uno @rasiorten uno berglei=
den, Elm 8epeis, ooB Ser @drtnerei-
getrieb in uniern offentli6en S6u-
len melt iiber Die @ren5en elmer bio
BEN Spielerei binausgebt.
Sum S6lnB lei nod Die 8ieb-aus-
i%tellung ertpabnt. 9ieielbe 1T, mie
1l1irner, lingernein reidbaltig nno fir
ben 5armer uno gieb5ii6ter I'M bod
item 8raoe intere1Iont. SatlG6Ii6
TT lie Der bette uno beoeliterofte Sell
Der ean5en Musiteaune.
S6oubuoe en- giebts ouf Dem Ius-
lteanngsplotse cine groBe Menge nnO
an H~eltautants uno Srinfbonen
feblts aud ni6t. Do5u fommen Die
ibonen &oll5erte uno an @berlo bos
groBartige Seuermerf es lobnt fih
idon, Die 4usitequne gu beiu6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11

9rltm Die BUR 6cir SIR fomHt berbei.
8ergeiiet ni6t. baB bier es lei,
$50 man oas u2One Star, flar uno ben
Srinft, glei6 IN beIten an Der GueT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
SeoItie( na6m ben .3etteG unb err

Seo!fiel nabm ben 3etteG ltno err
fannie BARN cine 3pifden i'm unb
BEN aIten DefIou auf9eaonmsre urz
tu1ee itber bic GerpfSntulg etlea Qroz
Ben Gcfois5 fit bic GumuIe TEN 1000
1tarf, tpoTtr Me6lau 5000 0}arf 2us
rId5Hj1Elsn i9 0er FliG IL. Garunz
ter afsr itanb bon Me9tau5 6anb gez
13rteben folgsnbe 8emerfung:
per oil SeaLtiet berpfGnDste So
pas IT MIR Elm bortreffItb auasefHbrz
ter Cta5fGu3, in meinsm WuFt-GGe pon
benz Snpelier 2indc in 0o9a6muaq
beg Gtonbes Der 9errIi6Geit Be5oraf
uno o9ne alien Dsrth; Der eLta rutt
u%1dt9eto[let in Der griinen 2eterz
ta1Gs. @ealtiel fam ii9 ni4t ~
i4psren. tpern1 er fiji Elm i2ert4to7es
Pfanb 1000 Start borgcf6oFsn bet,
oa er I'm Sale Der @inl1fana ba9
5000 Mart pieb2r.r6IIt."
S:al@i:t ia5te tin g2ort; bic
GGtGHf2St, toan IT Ct &c Gei0&s 81.
Iau3 '0oter UNI 5o9n, 1T iiEsrIif.a
gsooa $e, actts }.3 gegcn in Fe4{; qes
fpe11.t G.o i'm a. .1.c3in 1t Gin. III
5ipet0eet;9e Gage esbro9t; bsr Gittsrs
unmrt6 i3er fsiae ei4e4s Ssor
Die f4tieBli9 Io8ar gr5Ber gspsien
ipar dig Die beg iunssn 0ehlQu. ftieg
ibm duf, ma9tiger ols bic G;efIhIe
f6aoenfroben Griump3s8, benen er F9
Dor tur5em NOD 4~ingegs5en.
W3ibe er3ob fi9 GealtieI, a@5 feline
betben 9egIeiter, Bic bier n;9t5 me0r
au tbun eaten, f9 bsra674iebeten.
Der GcneraIfoniuI fagte gu @ealaq:
nueber bds, tpas lpegen Der Te6Lel10an
Steine 6n gef9eben bat, toerb, i3 mid
nit 9errn Serops berat@:n. Sen Wez
trag fir ben grinen 9iamqnten nsrz
ben mir S6nen fpatefeas Bis Morqsn
CUR Gerfiigung iteueu."
Qn Der 9austbIr ~trennten fi9 bic
bret; Baron 2teben beitieg feinen 90
gen, I'm mad feinem &ontor gu fabren,
fpdbrenb Sealtiel unb @erope 5u sSu
fo~rtgingen. 8etbe fprd9en, nit i6reg
eigenen @ebanfen beT9aftigt, unterz
tpegs fein Mort; Der Qrmenier lieB {eir.
Qugen umberi9peifen, unb narnentLid)
Die @nsldgen Der Supeliere mnTter!s
er nit funbi9en 8li6en. 60 fparen e
in bic Sublenttpiete gefommen, als O.
rope plOBli9, nahbem er einen 9ltd
lber Die StraBe bini6er getporFen, Doa
Sealtiels Geite fort nnb an bic eecers
ii5sr lisgenbe 5Guferreibe f~tir5te. Sir
itarrte er ipeniee Gefunben in Da5
Jenfter zines Sr0bters unb elite bern
nit etnem uageFi;n, baS in bgui42gl
GegenfaB gu fetner fonftigen g3u6e
Ttanb, in bic 2abent6ir Einein. Seal
tiel fplgte inn f3feuntgit, bon eiaer
sigentbimli9en @6nung ergriFfen. Gr
fam gerobs redt3sttis. I'm ben le61aft
ge5titulirenben Nrmenier, benz bie bids
srHblergfrau hilflos geesn4serralb
p~ieberboIen gu b1rsn. uno 3oGr in
perii4er Gpra9e: Ser ge!Es Gteil
bort. Der gelbe Gtein in gsnf.sr!4
Ser folt6litiger. Sn0e lsgle feline
9uro II Atpt6ti a5 6rf hcn @gm bG2
aufgerse ten GSalne5 enb teDsGtete Der
5rdu, +. u;0ge ba5 ilt lsn,er 5Snz
genbe 9lI6e Glas bertaiDringen. Mls
bies gsi3e1ea mar Al O2r gspan 9te
@egeg og,b Dor Gerops Tag, mar7aelte
biefer nj erftidter Gtimme: nCott lei
oelobtl Ger Monb Der !gerrli4feit!"
(5ortieBune fotat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
Die n5air"

9erbeil Serbeil Sic 3eit 1T bal.
s1r 96naren fommt BON fern un6 nab,
b i9aut, mas nlts bes Segas @auen
auf unirer Sair 1T bier GIT i@alen.
Ueit ieoem Sabre tnddit es an,
@as Seras p%ro0uaieren fam,
Ser Sorti9ritt 1T, bas mug M iaeen,
Gin idneurer, pie in alten Sa9en.
Sizes 8ei9t ii6 0eutlid auf Der Sair,
9ies - nio nod bieles andre me6r.
SD ipeiB, SIR tperOet es genieben
@s miro Die Sabrt @u6 tidt perorieben.
Gu1 tpeiB es audi elm Sober i9on
9aB elm 8eiu9 in Gan Nnton'
Selbit pbne Sair u1l0 andre Sa6en.
Geniist, men FROZEN Sag gu maiden.
Omar brobt uns iett Der @uder Grimm
Sod lit Oas allies ni6t 70 i9Iimm,
8ir iperoen INNER nod beriteben,
Sic tii6tse 9aie inn gu 0reben,
Sen Sarner int 'reiiiert ia meiit
Sic demonstrating, unO es beiBt,
SAB Die IN bieiem Sabr Dor nqem
Sem &enner miro ~5uuneit gefalen.
au6 ettpas 9rouiises eebt log =
Gin @iienbabu5uiammenitoBl
Sod Die an i6pa6en glerben Ieiber
Sic i%olten 0ieies lieber meioeu.
9es Sdonen lit ia bier eenu9.
Drum ipdbP elm Sober fir ii6, fGua,
Gin Sober miro in bieieu @r-iin6eu
9as, mas linn meiit gefdlt. i6on finoen.
Sod eins 9efd1t tpobG alien bier,
9as lit Oas quite 2une Star8ter;
Gin bef'rer Grant fam bier alf @rben
8obl niraerDtpo ge5unoen ner0en.
9rrm Die BUR 6cir SIR fomnt berbei.
ger9eiiet ni3t. baB bier es fei,
$50 man oas u2One Star, ffar rnb 1eu
Srinft. glei6 am belten an Der GueI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
@enid,enmcusen fiiaen Sas Safe.
0ie groffnung oes v8is.
mord 81 etauront Elm
groBer @rfoIg.

Die @roffnltng oes Gafe gismard
am Nlmno 8la5a neben Dem Spern-
barie, Die am Samltag @beno err
folgte, 5og cine groBe @n5abl bon
Berionen, 0arunter uniere befannten
Seini6meder, an, Die ii6 idmmtlid
lobeno ni6t MIR iiber oie &ii6e, ion-
bern atd iiber Die 8eoienung aus
ipra6en. Die Gtob Iierung oieieS fa-
moien Heltanrants marfiert in Ser
Got cine gpo6e in ier @eidi6te Ser
Spetfeanitalten San gntonios nno
Der gerfebr I'M nelten 8ismard miro
ltfl lopobl olf bieiig,,, pie erft rebt
auf 5remoe eritreden.
Us lit Die abii6t oes Serrn Sacot
y sarge, oes @onaaers oes &eitau-
rants, oasielbe gum beror5ugten
Samlnelplob fir 5arnilien gu mo-
den anit0Bigen 8erionen tit ser
8utrltt nidt erlau6t. llno anrrn
D1ro %belonoers nm ben 9eiu6 bon
Somen nno 4inoern aebeten. Gle
fperoen finoen, oaB oos 2ofoI eIeqemt
ausgeltattet tit; tie iper oen ~erfa6re.r,
oaB Die 8eoiemlne MIDI ii6ertroffen
neroen fam, ulo oaB Die 8orrots-
faTlniern nit aaen quite n 0ingen ge-
NUT limo, Die Die Soifolt bietef.
9err Barge lit felt 35 Sa6ren nit
Den leitenoen &eitourarlts oes georo.
neltens %perbunoen gemeien. Ser Gr-
oftnau1nasobeno bot ieire 6dbiafeiten
als Heitaurateur uno gSirt olGn3eno
ge5etgt nno Die ii6ere auslidf lit bor-
9ahoen, oaB Der r8ismard" oo3u be-
ltlmntt 1t, Gos b~eliebtelte 2ofal leiner
aff m Satl 4ntonio 81 neroen. Seer
oerelfs BORT par, miro es IidprIih
melter einbfeh(en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
Oeiratsacind.

Gin 5armer, 46 Sabre alt, nit
lefs ainOern. mobon oas iiingite flint
Sabre aft lit, iuGt Die 9~efanntidaft
nit einem altern MGoden ooer elmer
8itpe 5fpefS Seirot. 8riefe 5l rid-
ten inter e. s. geo. 300 Sreie
Rrelie fir Seras, Gan @ntonio, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11

Serianat Elm 9cntidJer Snngc, Inn
IN etaler 8oferei gu arbeiten. 0ad-
SSnffo9en bel 6. Diesel 202 Suo
Ilnmo StroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11

pie @run Deigentumsnerfdufe
luupf e Der lestela 8ofe beIiefen iid)
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-08-25

There is widespread falIacr that
no act of II minor is binding in law.
Those who entertain that opinion may
be interested in decision handed
down by the appellate division of the
New York supreme court The de
cisiOn had to do with suit for dam
ages brought against n railway com
pany by n mother who had intrustcd
the checking of q trunk to her fifteen
ycar-old son. The lock on he trun'.
being defective. the company when
It checked the trunk secured from the
boy II signed release from RESPONSE
bility. In handing down its decision.
which was favorable to the railway
company the court said. The fact
that the son was a minor did not in
capactate him from acting rs an
agent. the well known rule being that
contracts made by an infant ~ an
agent are binding upon the principal
Youths Companion.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-08-25
History In q Hotel Register.

Aside from its prominence rs hos
telry. Mt one time the most famous
and fashionable I'm the metropolis and
bcnring on It's register of guests the
names of most of the distinguished
men and women. native and foreign.
who ever visited the city or lived IN
II. the Fifth Avenue hotel. now
doomed to demolition. will hold n
place of its own in the annals of the
times us birthplace of history \
trustworthy statistican has calcuIat-
ed that no other single hotel In tho
world has ever entertained SO man!
eminent persons as have been received
ut the Fifth Avenue. and asserts that.
beginning with the Prince Of Wales
(now King Edward. In 1860 year
after the hotel was opened. never
ending procession Of the great men
of this and other countries has
marched through It's corridors
Every president Of the United States
since the hotel opened. beginning with
Lincoln and including Johnson. Grant.
Hayes. Garfield. Arthur. Cleveland.
Harrison and Mckinley. but OK
ceptiug Roosevelt has been n guest
of the Fifth Avenue during his term
OF office. IIarpcr's Weekly.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-08-25
A. l.. DURINGER. Clerk.
JUDICIAL SALE

No. u.4I2 In the First Judicial District
Court III and for the Parish Of Cad
do. aid State Of Louisiana Pom Ter
:. Carter vs.. Mrs NJ T. Sims and
A. e. Sims
by virtue of 4 writ If ftcri facias, 10
nc issued N The above numbered and
entitled suit, by the Honorable First Ju-
dlcial District Court Of Caddo Parish.
Louisiana. ! have seized and will offer
tor sale. for cash. according to law,
WIthout the benefit Of appgaiscncu. at
the principal front door u the court
house Of taddo Parish. Ia. during the
legal hours for sales, On
SATURDAY. SEPT. =, rvoz,
Lot 10 IN block :. Caddo City. Caddo
Parish Louisiana SAID property seized
as belonging to the said defendants, aud
to be sold to satisfy the debt, specified
III SAID writ, III the sum If $Ii5oo with
interest thereon from May /. 1907, until
paid. At the rate Of < per cent, and al
costs Of suit, including 10 per cent on
said sum and interest a. attorneys fec.
] =. FLOUKNOY, Sheriff,
Caucasian, Aug, 20
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-08-25

cntion with a course ut the University
of California and study of The law ut
Hastings Law school.
In 1880 he was practicing at Tue
son. It was about this time that nm
incident occurred which illustrates the
energetic attorneys courage and also
explains why Boss Abe Itucf. who
has since been forced by Hency to
confess his misdeeds. once called the
entered Mr.. IIcncy's office and said
she wanted to obtain n divorce from
her husband.
MY husband heats me-" she said
"He lnslles me with II hlncksnak"
whip
said the young lawyer, ana he made
out the papers. Before she left the
Office the client remarked that her
husband had said he would Kill any
man who tried to get her n divorce.
Hcney replied that this would make
no difference. He went nhend and oh.
tnined the desired separation. After
ward the angered husband met Heney
In front of the latters office. made II
rush ut him and put his hand In his
pistol pocket. but Heney was ready
first. and the lawyers shot took fatal
effect. The Jury decided that he acted
In self defense.
In 1901 Mr.. Hcney was counsel for
Judge Arthur Noyes of the United
Suites court. who was mixed up In u
scandal then attracting attention, and
his argument for Noyes in the United
States supreme court won the ndmira-
tiou Of Attorney General Knox, to
whom he was opposed When Mr..
Knox was ready To proceed with the
land fraud cases in Oregon he offered
Mr.. Honey an appointment M assistant
United States district attorney and put
him in charge of the prosecution.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-08-25
AN ORDINAMf l..
August 4. 1907

BE it ordained by the Police Jury Of
the Parish Of Caddo. that right Of way
be and IS hereby given to- The Shreveport
Gas. Electric Light and Power Company
To construct, operate and maintain gas
mans along and across the following
public roads in The Parish Of taddo. to
wit Fairfield road Mansfield road. the
Morris Ferry road. Kings highway
Southern avenue road and Texas and
Greenwood road and Tim Mooriug's
Ferry road Such right Of way To- com
mcncc at the limits Of the City Of
Shreveport aud extend along said roads
for distance not exceeding five miles.
BE it further ordained. that the said
Shreveport Gas, Electric Light and
Power company shall place its said gas
mains at distance Of not less than X
inches below the surface. and whenever
roads, it shall restore the said roads IN
as good condition rs they were when
said work was done. and shall at all
times maintain such crossings or places
where said pipe may be laid in good
condition.
BE it further ordained. that the said
Shreveport Gas, Electric Light and
Power Company shall have The right at
all times to go IN and upon said public
roads for the purpose Of repairing said
pipe line but such repairs shall be made
III sucll way rs not 10 impede traffic
along said roads and same shall be left in
good condition after said work is done.
That in laying said pipes said company
shall do so under the direction Of the
superintendent Of public roads, and IN
the event Of any change If grade III said
roads the said pipes shall be lowered or
change at the expense Of said company.
4. FURMAN. President.
A. l.. DURINGER, Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-08-25
FRlBBLES OF FASHION.
Brown and Purple a Modish Combine
ton This Sesson--The New Collar.

A picturesque suit of brown shanttn,g
IL accompanied by a purple scarf and
u purple hat masscd with brown aud
purple pansics a purple frock of
brown ninon has n brown belt and II
brown net bell shaped hat with trails
of purple clc,nnts.
The economical woman who Is hard
on her gloves will be glad To hear oE ~
novelty that will lessen the expense Of
the long ones which are constantly
growing dearer This ~ an adiusta bic
top of fine lace which may hc easily
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-08-25
AUTO ToeGERy.
a New Motor veiI--Coat Trimming
and Dainty Travelling Bag.

II In no longer question Of an auto
cont, but Ia one Of "autn coats with
the woman who motors. For the long
tour the leather coat remains faver-
lite even In summer IL the ride Ii not
taken In "A very hot climate For short
runs there are coats Of various water
rroofcd fabrics. such rs Scotch serge
aud mixtures medium IN weight and
very effective In tailoring. Then for
jaunts about town or for II little week
end trip the lightweight coat of tns-
sore. lansdown or poplin Is desirable.
White IL frequently seen in the dress
Ter coats, aud In siciliennes. particular
IN in gray white, II Is much liked.
The newest auto veil is square, fully
two yards aud a half square. 1t is