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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Somewhere In Seattle. perhaps
wandering about the streets. the OBJ
ject Of charity. or perhaps comfort
ably housed with some good family.
IL namsleas girl whose picture
accompanies this article.
Down IN oregon. IN tho little town
Of Cobufa. IL an aged mother. Mrs
Minerva Smith. who is weeping and
praying for the return OF this wan
derer to their little home, and who.
IN hor grief has appealed 10 the
Seattle postmaster 60 aid her In the
search
A letter and postal card with
the girls photograph were received
yesterday The acFawiinRs are bare
~ leglbie and IN her caRerncsr 10
get tho letter off that The photo
might boz posted up "a the poaioffice.
this aged and sorrowinr mother FORE
got 40 give her daughters name.
No doubt some one who knows
her viii see this article aud It Is
hoped that she viii lose no time IN
returning home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
ALL TRAINS
DELAYED
TODAY
SNOW IN MOUNTAINS
is VERY SOFT AND
DANGEROUS.
No Serious Floods Have as
Yet Developed West
Of Mountains.

No damage has set been done ~
1ooda % ihe railways running iato
Seattle although an trains are late
on account 90 the necessity 81 ruu
ming slowly through the mountains
where there lA e0Htlnnai danger oi
annN slides aud soft track None
81 the monniRsn streams have ae
yet risen to a dangeraaa heikhA
The niuah and tha deep dnHa are
holding back the Frsatef part 81
the water
Officials ~ both ihe Great
Northern and Northern Pacific said
today that there had been no lvas
saninE % vigilance. and would De
none until the snow D. nut oi the
mountains. and The rivers have g..
sumcd their nnfmd state The @
n a ~ is blocked between Port
land and the oast. and Seattle pas
aehFnra are Transferred % the
North Bank llne 81 The Northern
Pacific FOR transportation 20 talA
city.
Locally. the danger " not 80 i'm
.mlnent as wna af first feared The
Duwamiah has risen peFH little az
yet. according 20 reports from That
valley The weaitetmAn says
however. thar the rise tn tempega
fuYe vas general wnat % the noun
talns ysatefday. end is aifiklng The
east siope today uWellara 10 the
valleys are preuaring for rush
~ water from the hiila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
MINING MAN
MURDERED
MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY OVER
KILLING or JOHN HANCOCK
M HELENA, MONT.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. f6.--
~ v. p.--The Helena police
are today working on a my6.
terious murder case which has
proved mos, battling. Early
this morning John Hancock, a
wSil.knoSn mining man and
former president o. the Miners
union. WAS found lying uncon.
aeloua IN the front yard q the
St. Johns Catholic hospital
Last night he received q note
60 BE- from che aecre
lafY 81 the Miners union. stating
that he was Ga the hospital and
desired very much 20 see Hancock.
lie responded, and his body was
found lying IN a SNOW dFlfl AZ 5
3 ci0rk thln morning within a few
feet 81 the hospital doors.
Hancock was still liying and was
taken into the hospital. but lived
only a few hours.
There is no olew 10 the pcrpe.
IrHtnrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
WESTERN MILLS WRECKED
|. BY FIRE This MORNING
ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND
- DOLLARLOSS
Many Mill Workers and
Loggers Are Thrown
Out of Work.

.ts a. NO.
fi't set't''''s e-'''N ~"
srp Nils. on tbe south s1aFe "i Lake
unian. shortly before 3 O'Clock this
,,,..,.i.- q,l,. t,ss b. sefi,natea a.
o. f3s.aee Was carried Al fhr
buliAlnes and machinery. with the
.......tt.. 80 ana s,y ktina ana ltifa-
.-s
Oniy few minutes before :
e'cloc& Boo Nichels "a uisht nrcman.
49, 81 tt.e.. tn ts,s er~sns
seesn an W " =.
49,, ~ - -e,,...
49,. ~
49,. - 81
$500 i-'N ~ l@ 7
PRIV p'sHe"s ~ -" N''''.iaa
~.
s~se4 ~ "
s.'- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
HAMS WILL
WRITE BOOK

NEW YORK Jan. iharhF u. p
Thornton Jenkins ffalun. who was
yesterday exanerAfed hy q jury FROM
an blame for The killing ~ William
ANNA announced today that be IN
tended 10 write a book entitled
atTnWrffien law
HminA wiH remain here n few
days ana then ~ o. Washington.
In order o. accompany hia daughter,
who IS fferr. % Bay Ridge. where
they will reside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
wREcKAoE CATCHES FiRE.
c. p. r. TRAIN pLuNoEs INTO RIVER.

VANCOUVER B. c. Jan lo-By u PA delayed wesbound
Canadian Pacific train hauled through
locomotives snowsde yesterday
station miles
of both locomotives tho only killed outright Thirty
three others injured a number seriously
slide had occurred When the engines
they and fell into the below The
jumped
fen Into snowbauh The engineers
the locomotives having disappeared
baggage mail a
Of these remained sight the dining
side and the sleeping coaches piled behind
sleeping Immediately hospitals
which injured cared for until they
today. any fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
is OVERCOME
BY GAS

zacariah Taylor Holden. formerly
customs house Inspector and a
member o. the local police depart
ment. was found overcome by Huns
mating RAH al hia home. 1903 fifih
ay.. yesterday afternoon when Mrs.
Walsh called % see him reEarding
a business deal Mrs walsh called
a physician. who succeeded IN par
TALLY rsvivina the man. Holden WAS
later taken 10 Pacifia hospital. whore
u f. reported he r. Ga q dangerous
condition
Police detectives sent 10 iuveati-
gate we're unable 20 determine
whether Holden attempted to COM
matt suicide or turned on the gan ac-
Holden is IS years old
and fairly well-to-do. lie has a
daughter a. Nanaimo. n. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
KING AND QUEEN
MAY VISIT u. S.

ROME. Jan. fe.--By u. p
King Victor Emmanuel and
Queen Marguerite may pessl
bly, vislt the United states 20
personally thank tire people o.
that country for their relief 20
the earthquake sufferers. u Ia
reported that ths royal couple
are seriously discussing the
visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
SOUTH AFRICA Is
SHOCKED

CAPE TOWN Jan. ny Y Y.
Several earthquakes have occur.
fed recently Ia various parts %
south Africa. one was fels iodaf
al Johannesburg. but no damage
vas done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
FINED FOR IMPOSING
ON CHARITY

George Couuers a young man who
says ha sousetlmes works Tor "a liv-
fng, WAS fined 80 IN che police Co8trs
to-day for selling an overcnat which
.fE secured from Leo Kohn. pftai-
|fent Of the Charities Organization
4 oefaty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

Because he flourishcd an open
razor on Washington IT. last night
George Davis. lungshoremnn, will
spend the next three day tn the city
hasiilc Davis admitted "a Police
Judge Gordon that ho had been
drinking and was not quite rcspon-
niblo for his actions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

VICTORIA. p G.. Jan 70 ~ e.
reported from lgamfield that the
governments meteor lifsboaf. which
wcnt ashore on Robbers island.
Wiil b q total ioaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
TRAM STRIKES sLEIoH.


ST GATHERINGS, Ont Jan. 16,-By u. P.-The York
the Grand Trunk railroad
hour today crashed into ssh filled Gmsby
here William Wilson and wife and George
Killed seriously injured he
win probably die Two other slightly
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
ANOTHER AEAn.oN Collision.

PEORIA. MS Jan i6y u PIN headon collision between
Of the trains the Northwestern railway miles
night four anmen killed seriously
The trains running a high a
he collision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

is's too bad the temperance "a
vocates should b. compelled %
drink milk from a cow fed on
grain mash from o brewery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

PARIS Jan. 16ny o. P-Oryllo Wright his
narrowly Bayonne
local train Two Killed injured
Wrighs uunured were
many passengers the express train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
CONFERENCE
Will. Be
CALLED
WILL INVITE CAPTAINS
OF INDUSTRY TO
SEATTLE.
Win Come From All the
Countries Bordering
on the Pacific.

AZ . meetlue o. the committee
ou conferences and congresses on
the Ayr exposition. held Yea
icfday a lhe Butler Cafe. a res
oluilen waa adopted 20 request the
Seattle Chamber ~ Commerce 70
invite representative business men
~ At the countries bordering on tho
Facifif ocean % megf ln Seattle
during ihe exposition.
The rurferunce. ~ held viii d.
the first representative gathering
~ business men from the nations
located 81 the Pacific ocean. n
- believed that IL win bring the
attention ~ the United States ln
a striking way a. tho uureailxed
trade opportunities OF the Pacific
win Bring Great Men.
ChAlgmen Josiah Collins. Of the
committee on music and nninsc.
wDuts 81 she Alaska Yukon Pacific
rxpqaition viii leave Tor the east
tomoFfew night FOR the purpose 81
making definite arrangements
WIKI g large number - public men
~ national reputation 10 appear
and SPEAK ~ ihe exposition at Ia.
ttfTAin durinK ncKt summer.
AmnuE the speakers whom Mr
Collins expects 10 bring % Seattle
are General Booth. 81 the saliva.
tlon Army. Andres Carnegie
the HOu James Bryce, English
Ambassador % The tnifed States
Archbishop Ireland and repre-
ecntafivn from The diplomatic
service 81 tbs more important nR
,inns represented at : Washington.
"a r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
SCORES ARE
KILLED AND
INJURED AM
RYu WRECKS
Collision on D. & r. G. Leads List Of
Dead and Dying-C. P. R. Train Goes
Into Fraser River-0ther Wrecks
and Fatalities.
RAILROAD FATALITIES.

Collision on ID. & r. Cts or 80 dead.
Deraiment c. P. R.-two dead; two locomotives
disappear in Fraser river.
Fast train strikes sleigh at ST. GATHERINGS, Ont four
killed, two injured.
Head-on collision on Peoria & Ilnois-four killed.
two injured
Orville Wright has escape in collision; two
dead, in Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16
BROKEN HEARTED MOTHERS APPEAL
FOR AID IN SEARCH FOR CHILDREN

10 Mrs. clara Kimble. Mt Vernon.
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-16

GIENwooD SPRINGS. Colo. ie--By Ps-The re-
port the collision between
and freight railroad
Colo is at the number arousy estimated between
70
Twenty aeady removed wreckags
and Il T. thought least
Those relief
person In the chair escaped death injury.
KNOWN DEAD
Among the saaa
Jeffrey coodng
Omaha; Arthur Williams l.
WIlislon,
Among injured are Miller Denver: Mrs Nellie w.
Morton. standish Cali Mocauey
". C. Angeles Chandler Pullman conductor
McGoWan, Denver
ENGINEER sLUNoEREp
Additional Information received effect
Olsen the dead Thinking
he had past
started under FUN speed for another the
reached when the
into
bodies o The wreokage
placed side By side
permit their
been abandoned.
wREcKAcE CATCHES FIRE
The fercely a few
Il exiinEuished by
definitely
the railroad officials passen
train. Others the
orders walt m
west. the accident would n
As happened the freight pulled
passenger pass
passenger
ing speed Of
Of tho tourist tecscoped Those
injured
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09
JUNK DEALERS
Baton Rouge Judge Will Endeavor to
Trace Stolen Goods.

| Baton Rouge, May 6.-Judge I. Sam
bola Jones has declared war on junk
dealers who receive stolen goods. Judge
Jones thinks that if those parties who
make it a business of buying stolen
goods are broken up much of the petty
thievery can be stopped. All junk deal
ers lin the city do not receive stolen
goods, but Judge Jones thinks there are
some who do, and who take the goods
when they must know that the goods are
stolen The war was begun by making
out an Affidavit against M Lukiman, a
Junk dealer. who had bought eight iron
fireplace fronts from a negro boy and
girl for five cents The negroes were
whipped, and Lukiman will have to
stand trial in the district court on the
charge Of receiving stolen goods
Il has been well settled that petty
thieveTy IS encouraged by men who buy
stolen property # there was no place
at which to dispose Of stolen goods the
petty thief would have no incentive for
stealing The dealer ID junk who buys
from boy OF girl, Or man Of woman,
black Or white, any article offered at
any price and without proof Of owner
ship. Of authority to sell, aids and abets
IL the crime and should be held amen
able 70 the law
Shreveport has had an experience with
petty t1ievery by boys, white and black,
who pilfered anything saleable on which
they could lay hands, but this crime has
been naininnized by the closing Of junk
shops whose managers encouraged boys
Eospilfer by buying their stealines for i
few nickels d dimes
B The license for Junk dealers and the
aw bearing thereon should Be 50 ex-
'essive and strict as to make such traf-
Il impossible
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09

|conpa mons Of her they mourn a pill
low Of flies Of the valley was their III
butte 81 love and cross of white car
nations from the Terpsichoreans,' i
band Of happy, pleasure Glowing young
people, was an expression Of sympathy
and sorrow
IN the family burying ground there IS
4 new grave. Wild flowers Of the woods
and forgctmenots will cover if. Birds
sing in the trees, and the winds of heay-
en- blow softly all the day long, all the.
night long, for the blessed dead sleep
there.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice IS hereby given that on June
IS, 1000 = meeting Of the stockholders
of the w: n. Powell Lllnber Company
win Be held At its Office i Shreveport,
louisiana, for the purpose Of deciding
upon IN increase 81 the capital stock
from $1,000 70 10000.
w r POWELL
Ct DOWNS,
POWELL
G. LENAIIAN.
u. Al AYRES,
Board Of Directors.
shreveport Ia, May 1909 So
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09

TlaSJJR NICE.

When you want money, Ere il france,
bends life Insurance, real estate acei-
1ea& insurance 81 building and loan
sock Sc u. G. Agurs, il the Cooper
Building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09

/ all,e on Logan street
Mrs Bryan Ards has returned
from q visit to Mrs. n. hinge at
Their delightful home, Idle Days on
the gulf
Mrs. 6. Nesbltt, who is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. serpell Of Homer, spent the
past week in town with friends.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09
IAT THE. CHRISTIAN ICHIIRrH-
THOSE WHO RESPONDER

The officers Of organizati ions who re-
sponded % the. invitation of the W. G.
10 s. present Il the meeting id
dressed AZ Miss Stickney were Mrs.
zndaI HINT IS N. Foster, Mrs.
s Henderson Mrs +. Shuttleworth,
Miss iargaret Sco6eld 3 Mrs. Nj. H.
Williams
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09
NOTICE 4
-=--s5l- ~ 7-4ll5ll77li-il =, - q

TO Mortgage Creditors of the Town 81
Vivian, State Of Louisiana Z
In conformity with section 81, Act No.
IS Of 1888, and the laws ii such eases
as provided, notice is hereby giver1sto 40
parties holding mortgages upon rel
estate located in the Town Of
State Of Louisiana, on which "a axes 81
the year 1908 have not been PAID, tI,at
will begin the sale Of same at tie tom
hall Of Vivian on
. SA TURDAY, JUNE r, Iol.o
ats=sI am, that . number 81 PIECES
property 80 delinquent are now beii 3
advertised il this newspaper d
formity with the law, preparatory
such sale The attention 81 nor s. &
creditors IS especially called 70 sl,esss
vertlsen,ents Of tax sales and der a B
warned 70 take such steps priior i, &
sale IS may be necessary % plot 11i Is
rights &. (sARn{1Y
Marslal and * 3ffiieio olIeeeS s
aascasiaf1 W q Ifa1n saa|
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09
THE LETTER LIST

manning uncIlled Tor IN the ShfeYepOf
ipostoflce for the week ending Thursda
May s, 1909. A charge Of one cen
will be made for each piece of maj
advertised. When calling for these. let
tiers please say advertised" giving tn
| date of advertisement. Free delivery o
mail may be secured BY having YOU
mail addressed to street and number.
LADIES LIST.
Blehe, Mrs. Ida Ma; Byrd Madge II.
Bookings Mrs. Nell; Booker Miss Car
rie; Bridger Miss Elnmalene; Benga
man Mrs. Emmer; Benton Mrs. Anna
Brown Miss Birda; Black Mrs A. B.,
Bogg Mrs. w. II.
Claud Mrs. Magic =: Craven Miss
Mary pkg; Comet Miss Lillian; sCail
| Mrs. Matte; Carr Mrs. Matte: Cutlif1
Lille; Carr Mrs. Matte; Collins Mrs.
Estellar;; Clark Miss Ella; Grain Mrs.
w. F.; Cooper Miss Ella 2; Charles
Mrs Bertha; Grain Mrs. Carrie; Col
Inns Miss Rosana.
Dennis Mrs. Doras; Drebold Mrs.
e. B.; Diebold Mrs. C. B.
Epps Lula.
Fisher Mrs. C. A.; Funlon Miss Effie;
fireman Miss Bessie q.
Green Mrs. Effie Green Mrs. c. G.
Howard Mrs. Josie; Harris Lula !
Hills Fanny; Harris Lula: Hendson
Miss Lowarah; Howard Josephine
Jackson Miss Lille; James Miss Mo-
sic; Jankins Miss Lizzie; Jonson Mrs.
Mollie; Jonson Miss Alters.
8 Kins Miss Hattie H.; HITLER Mrs.
Maggie; Kent Miss May.
Lewis Miss Mamie Linsorn Mrs.
Landram Mrs. G.; Lular Miss Clair
Montgomery Mrs Indiana Morris
Mrs. r. B. Milf Miss May Bell; Nc.
Cray Mrs. Ella; Myer Miss Jessie;
Marshall Miss NJ. A. Mandosa Mrs.
Mary; More Miss Annie Bell; Murphy
Mrs. Rem
Patton Minnie Porter SaIlie Pendle-l
ton Mrs w B.
Richiton Miss Rpcker Miss Adj
die; Robson Mrs Riler Mrs.
Della.
Samuel Emma Stewart Mrs
she1le Minnie Mary; Simmons Mrs. b.
H, ;Swanagan Miss Pearly
Irichel Miss Harriet TroschonerI
Miss Marie Turner Miss Sarah TalleyI
Mrs Turner Miss Cary;
Tucker Miss Lucille Thomas Miss
Melia Turner Mrs Nj Taylor
Nancy Taylor Mrs Melia
Van Dyke Mrs Fannie
Wilson Miss Famine Ward Miss
Francis Walker Mr.. EI1a WilliamsI
Miss La,irs aye Josiie ishtnan Il
Neden Miss elore .shington Mrs.
os,aaia,e iillllia,ns lis C.arty
! Dung 4liice
rs.
lsbrs1,sou es,el
uIc m l i,
Ipx n Il
Bsikl lntsi,e
81
60 - ca
ue1aon BAL
Dsxsnpolt elar<nee;; Dooet
~ sn Edwargs i.
] FranlEln y Jse Elsn.-
"a
Goldherx Frsnk Coed
81 NJ. alas s. ,.lrIiies
Howell 4 1lilll
80 Han
Is1ton
jones Bob Johllse ohn.onI
la1ail Jenkins 3 - Jons
1llas sSiidiniic
. ssioan fanI - j as: L.-l1
lolle Isvis LIZ. O. - IN
l,.lisia,,a DeveIopI al Il.
osle lin Mosls 81 Hitchell
lsreiith Jesse srtni .ol,zie Mash
nxlrs Moore Rev loant NIX
J.
Pearson Vince Powers Peter
q ohn Price Tom I Penaeywell Cid
alltef Price w
ss<els Sc 81 spencer 81 Seu,ersI
shelfo.. Spencer Harry
IS Sears Ike Smith Stone
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09

Interesting News Items Gathered By
Caucasian Representative.

Miss Gabrella 4 Stickney, nationa
lecturer who has been in our State FOL
two months, addressed four interested
audiences during her visit to Shreveport
Az the Presbyterian annex her thought:
followed the great work Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, how il
was anFinspired work through our grea1
leader, the late Francis e Willard. Its
departments alone covering the needs o1
humanity, as no other organization ever
has outside the religious denominations.
Citing the departments of scientific tenn
|perance instruction, social purity and
Christian citizenship, as having accom-
plished untold benefits in the world to-
day. The work Of the W. G. r. u. is
known and accepted by thousands, the
membership showing 6ooooo entitled to
wear the white ribbon4 Miss Stickney
referred to the crusade IN Ohio IS an
holy war. She spoke Of the necessity Of
wearing The white ribbon, what mes
sage il often carried and memories il
awakes Total abstinence for the indi-
vldual the only road for prohibition for
our Nation
AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The subject Of Miss Stickneys adj
dress a the Christian church las. Sum
day night was "a Backward Glance and
4 Forward Gaze # was forceful, in
structive and received with deep atten-
ton Miss Stickney's knowledge Of sta
tisticd reports IS remarkable. She gave
facts and figures and results. Scientific
temperance instruction III the education
of the youth IS bringing the new light to
Of homes Miss Stickney re-
ported much work done ii orr State
Eight new unions formed and interest
'iloNn II every place visited
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09
lsI1tii paid and 10 costs

! anti paid, ana III cost
The names 81 said delinqu taxpay-
iers and the amount due By each on the
assessment 81 said year, and the i'm
movable property assessed to each 70 be
offered for sale are as follows, to-Wit !:
Arkansas Improvement Company.
Lots i, z, 5. Il S, 8, y 8, 9, 70 and $.
block 2o; lots 2. s. a S, 6, 8, 9 bloc
go and twelve lots IN block 81, and lots
| 8 4 S, &. rs, @ 10, II, II block So Tax
$45I; costs $3.75:; total $50.
Fortson, w. A.-4o acres in east half
Of northwest quarter Of section IS, town
ship 22. range 16 Tax 5000; costs $3.75;
total $o75.
Murry, Wn--Lots I, 2, s. 4 S, s. y,
block ii. Tax $44o;a costs $375; total
S..
hurry, John-II IL acres IN south
west quarter of northwest quarter sec
ton IS, township e, range I6. Tax
s7.45: costs S3.75: total $II.7o.
On the, said day Of sale, / viii sel1
such portions Of said property As each
debtor shall point out, and in case the
debtor shall not point out sufficient prop
erty, win sell at once and without fur
ther delay, the least specific quantity Of
said property Of any debtor which any
bidder viii buy for the amout Of taxes.
interest and costs due BY said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement.
for cash in legal tender money Of the
United States, and the property sold
shah be redeemab1e at any time for the
space Of one year BY paying the price
fiven, including costs, with 20 per cent
thereon. r. C. Carroll,
Marshal and ex-Oficio Tax ollector
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09
FROM THE PUPILS OF THE so
PHOMORE CLASS.

me pupils q the e sophomore class
Wish 70 express their deep sorrow at the
friend, Mry Scott For most Of US she
had been class mate for many years.
We loved her sunny nature, her beau
t1ful presence. and her gifted mind
therefore, the 3. sophomore class ex-
presses regret At the severence Of these
ties OF companionslip and tenders deep
lest sympathy to the bereaved family
kind for His pleasure will cause Us
some time e know each other there
even As We are known
-
~ I LIE 81 LIKE The SUMMER
F0sE
Wy ne : IKE tile summer rose
nat opens to the morning SKY,
But ere TIE shades Of evening close;
Il 49,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-09
POW FL
DOWNS,
POW ELL
LIE AHANI,
Il & = iis5s

sShreveport. Ia May Is 1000 81