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The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03

III I1. II. taScaden NS. ti. F. Dun bar ct al. orders have been signed allowing an appeal and fixing the amount of the appeal bond al $l.0Oo. and cnlarging time to docket cause @ September 25. The case is on appeal to The circuit court of appeals al san Francisco.
 An order of default and judgment for $2uI. with interest and costs. has been entered in the case of John Dlraud, as trustee for Olson ct al. and individually vs. Max Altman and smith Bonbrook
 The cause Attilio Creighton vs. Richard Creighton has been trans fcrrtd 1o Iditarod
 An order has been issued for the delivery of the certificates of stock of inc Tanana Mill company to F C Noyes The certificates were turned eyer tu the courr pending the filing of th" bond of Mr Noyes aS receiver of the Washington Alaska bank. lG tn" amount of $75,0Oo
 The case of NJ. J Mcdonald ya. William Gilchcr has been transferred 10 Idtarod.
 In Harry Cribb ys. | Oyergaard. Gcurg" IIerington and Dave Casca- den d decree has been entered in favor fl the plaintiff and the prop er'y has been ordered sold at public auction The property involved is q portion Of block in Fairbanks bounded by Firs' and Second aycu- acs and Wickersham and Cowles streets. In addition to his own claim for &gGf7S, the plaintiff represents tha claims If the Tanana Mill com pauH for $l.2NS2S: N C. company for $992 r.; F. IT. X K. for $G23.&o; Anderson Brothers X Ncrland for S,.i.95. and the FaiIbankS Lumber company for $131.50. In each case liens were filed against the property aud 'ho court holds that they take precedence over lhc mortgage lien of Cascadcu.
 In Inc case of C. T. Stewart vs. Joe Ferris. an order was entered ii. .ccting Andrew Hney. garnishce, to pay over to the clerk of the court, for Stewart. the sum of $12150. which amount represents 75 per cent of the sr@ss gate receipts of the wrestling contest held some time ago
 In the case of F. j. Mackett. libel lant, ys Steamer Dusty Diamond and barge Iditarod, the plaintiff has Lcen given judgment for $1,055. and the marshal is directed to sell the steamer and barge al auction, the sale to take place July 6 at the court house The action is based on a claim for wages
 In Terrll vs. Terrill. an action for divorce. decree was entered Dn Thursday, both parties to the suit being required to pay their own costs.
 The case of D. A. McCaskill vs, William James was dismissed with out prejudice.
 In Lew B. Clark vs. J. E. Mor- an order has ben made extending the time for filing the assignment of errors and staying execution. l The plaintit1 has been given judg ment for $l,G53.5O in the case of | W. r Wilson vs. Peterson X kel lum.
 The labor suit of F. l.. Shiman vs. | Peterson x Kellum has been decided l ill favor of the plaintiff, the judg- [ ment being for $S,l6475 i The criminal case of the United States vs. John Sheedy has been
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03
DO|NCS IN DISTRICT COURT

transferred to inc Id'md term of court
 A written opinion ua. .u Thurs day rendered by mJgn OT.rHrli in the eruh=Daa a.aaca.oa. ea-e of Mr. S,acia r. RirEc.t t- r. T. Murhc~s. The eru|-'asr aar,ymou Was executed n Valdez dgm- the month of FebraarE taof. af,-r which the defendant came to FHirbanks The court found that Inc plaiuGh under the terms uf the agreement is entitled To d half interest in all property acquired by fh defendant on his first trip ru F1tianta. iu- cluding he Town 'u'- aud rhv min ing ground acquired in Ia- Beaver riyer country In Drromhrr 1904. the q. rouduu returned F. Valdez and d,,l,d ha.t cal .h, property 10 rhc pIJinHu and 'hp ,ourc finds rhat tho giuh~.akc aaI,ymcn Hus I.rm. mated a Haat rimc. Later Mat .hrWs returned To Fairbanks and acquired all ul"rc-r in 5nr Niggor- htad group 1ul eth,r mHua prur- crty which + n. .Ihice or this suit hu this property .- hut covered by th" agaeewua Ihn ou4v Will appoint a rrf.rer 'a make his Gnd- ings as jo laJ and d. .# Tn prep er'y covered bs tlr a-r,ruruf. aIIrr which d decree will lr I-Hrd.
 Arthur McNeor Oh Monday filed suit against Inc firm ot Peterson X kellum for thc sum Of &1.&l9ao. and the defendants uu their part filed confession ut judgm,uf.
 The rep,rf of G6n referee in the ease of Marin Koloff and r Thom as ". sam Van Nljn ut Njky Oual was accepted ou N0nIas This l7 a suit 10 quiet title ludam,n' iz In favor of the pIaiujG
 In United States ys Whichever smith, a ease on appeal from he commissioners court a Charanika. thc demurrer of tho defendant Was sustained on fin sjay. smith Was fined 5000 by Commj- her Weiss.
 A hearing oi an application of McMullen. iu,er,vuor u 'hu case of McGrath y=. Ilnujug .. al WaH held by Judge oN,rljold on Tue day.
 When McGrath. .uy u,uor. look out his labor lien on the dumps of Henning, the Engineer creek lay man. the lien also WAS made to in clude the waste dump. In fact, it was pasted on the waste dump
 In the meantime. Thompson. Gcia and Stevens, the owners of tine ground, had l,t lay To McMullcu on this waste dump and he wa% sluicing it up.
 McGrath, the licuur protested. and took the matter into couIt To cou- tinue sluicing the waste dump would make the layman guilty of grand larceny, hence he applied to the court for the right 70 continue sluic- ing, with the provision that 25 per cent. of the output be deposited in the registry of the court
 fleming, in mining this Engineer creek ground, sIuicod during the winter, using q return 5luicc Large quantities of gold W,rc lost ill the tailings. ln fact, the waste dump contains much more gold than does the small pay dump on the ground, enough some claim to pay all of the labor bills against the ground.
 Accordingly, the court ruled that the waste dump is in reality the pay dump and as it k covered by the lien, he denied the application of McMullen.
 The waste dump will therefore be sluiced up by the marshal and the proceeds turned into the registry of the court to pay the labor bills.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03
NEW AMATEUR RECORD
 FOR THE MILE.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 2S. - In the University Athletic champion ship contests held here yes sterday Mr. Jones. of Cornell University, broke the worlds amateur record for the mile, his time being 1 minutes, r., 9 seconds
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03
QlAZ IN GERMANY.

FRANKFORT, Germany, June 29. President DiaZ, the dethroned Mex ican dictator, arrived here this morn ing from the south on his way to Weisbaden, where he will seek rest and health in the famous springs.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03
LUCKY VALDEZ.

William O'Connor. the labor canii- date fer delegate at the last cleo ton, arrived in town yesterday and will make this place his home. He will engage in the practice of law Valdez Prospector
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03
JOHN D. BACK HOME.

CLEVELAND. O., June 20. It is known today that John D. Rocke- feller returned from New York city yesterday and proceeded on to his summer home without his presence being known to the newspapers.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03
BEST CELEBRATION
 EVER IS IN SIGHT

the best arr q better Given good weather which this time there h fair ball. should pleasure until the last na The varions committees which have to arrange the details for the ,yies The bridge is in and the has % been @,cy esca up i" S "Se M Rink 4 this b "t7 ] .r "% r a @ event m .n ] ~ r''e ] % @ @ "'"''5"5 o5 +s sSss5s" nsas z; ' ] M @ will m ~ r grand sand u1cr the n'ioic c>cres will be G The sr- aIae' @ M game will 1 be played @ m at mL mn rN @ @"m M % v 4'na1 M @ "na @ the & M m C." ] nmn 'nrm @ "H ] n "n ] , @ he "hn % % @ @ Tcn viii % hold thoir 6noon contests n anfe- " fireworks viii G On wsanesday morning the y."nH,'ors wi" start the ball r9n4 with kite flying e"n,a @ at !" a m In the a'@n @ a@ 39~ rari4 the % rock d; 'os and 1 o9,r , @e @%ss @ ~ m m ing ?" s " S%>"S "" :eS ' ' Fred '' @ "r hoped cu~1@S" @o'ia IyNs @.n on r9h -Four but his honor has seysrr @ col" which will preclude this an" An ,i the boys @ and d., girls s ~ao oyS % ] ] % M urged @ to @ %rS~ @ "cs " and gentlemen onnns horses ad @'p by , a % 3% % ,n' h"r harn" , '"H M " % s @ " % the % % M I P an 4 & % % s04" %'o" o s to . @ %' hs a % ] @ w o @ %e o 4.% flor % ' M ': an "1t1 ~h ns " p " ] ' SG% % in % d % ~u @S' % . big r g % 'n nd on 5o the rig @ Dc on %anG take @ in @ big float He he easily aceo"o'" hundred and he wants , %s5s;: 4,; % i$s Tss: [" sSSSS@;s sssi s.;s.. ger ss :::';;; s Bro, S:: ;:;; ;;;':: @ 's's S ; S'' ing erandstand on Front street
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 seysR0 oss4 girls 5s-1s sa;
 Ss2zss s;s % ':s $ ;: ,S s:s ;:
 TSSz%e 3SS1sR PAs4 a t's ;cms ;" weighing s e 900 2s S 0 " " 4K aAaE aScE sc 50 s @ @ " " 2nd.
 ess1Hs5T sssT1sa o1sa 1., ,: ,,s s:0 ss s' $. "
 n. Iiornias N. -
 Ffant sns''s stfset ces'.sus' p m.
 BOYS yards ss; 2nd MARa'Go woME~s RAGE; 50 yards rs' s5: 2"d ss. pt4HTxd 549Ts eon49s4 @ W 2o 1 @ $780, 0" " BOYS ooeTEAM RACE Each drive two dogs - 1st s5 sports fireworks Tor mostsu hishts-s5; 2nd, prize also be given for successful flight
 CHILL Daews KITE TYING CONTEST = 10 am
 Prizes for most successful flights - 1st s5 2"d $a
 freetorai rro1ns ponies IA hands high Three heats of of lap each - 1st s75 Matched Race essx" x ""ss horse and as many Dos's "
 ,:: Alex 1 s s nap cs"lae @ @ 2 l Sports contin
 Street, July s 7
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The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03
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NOT ICE.

All persons owing Us ac- counts will please call and settle same before July j. We are going out f business and desire to close up all accounts Customers, "ii confer favor by pfrmu; settlement.
 FAIRBANKS LUMBER co
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Initiated Many Candidates at Mon
roe Sunday.

Monroe News-Star:: The knights
of Columbus Of Monroe celebrated
in royal fashion yesterday. The
Occasion was the initiation of
eighteen candidates from Monroe and
fifteen from Alexandria. There was
la large number of visitors present.
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Alexan-
|dria were we'll represented. The
Birmingham degree team, one of
the best in the country, assisted the
Monroe team in comforting the de-
gress and the work as exemplified
was unusually impressive.
The visitors and candidates as
sembled in the Red Mems hall at the
Opera house early in the morning
and the first degree was conferred
before 10 o'clock. At that hour they
went to st. Matthew's Catholic
|church where High Mass was cele-
brated. Father c.. Mahe delivered a
most impressive and appropriate
sermon to the members present.
Immediately after the sermon the
knights and candidates went TO the
knights of Columbus hall where
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
TWO MEN KILLED
White Man and a Negro in a Fight
Over a Chicken.

Baton Rouge, La, Dee. I3.-One
white man killed, one negro killed,
one negro mortally wounded and
one negro being searched for by a
posse which wants to lynch him. is
the result of a pitched battle which
occurred this afternoon at 4 o'clock
at McElroy, a station on the line of
the Louisiana railway in the parish
of Ascension, where the plant of tit,
Ascension Rcd Cyp7ezs <LurGhar
Company is located.
The trouble originated over he
killing Of chicken belonging to L.
o. Mayeaux, who accused d negro,
Jim Hilliard, of the act. IN the al
tercation resulting MayeauX shot
and killed Hilliard and in e,irn was
shot and killed by a negro named
Frank James, who afterwards made
Ile escape, and at last accounts was
II ;ne pursued by a posse with III
tr hons Of lynching him. negro
named Scott was fatally wepnded in
the fusila,le and vas sellk To New
Orleans for treatment.
Mayeaux was an engineer at The
plant of the lumber company al Me-
1lros. where the troti1le pccurred
The authorities Throughout this
|sectioa Of The co1nttrE slayf been
|netific,i to be on the ineksad Tor ne
fugitive negro, who is reported to
be armed with a shotguns
The shooting has caasetl a high
fever Of race sentiment in the sec
tion where it occurred. ana there is
fear of summary retaliatfhn on the
part Of the whites. James will be
dealt summary punishment il cap
.tured before the authorities can
take him. The conditions are con-
sidered vely grave, an dthe fugitive
negro is likely TO show stubborn re-
|sistanee if caught. =
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Promises Amazing Disclosures Soon

Indianapolis. md, Dec. 4.--"Seme
persons that have apparently been
so astounded by the pleas OF guilty
Of the McNamaras may be still fur
Cher amazed said representative
|of one Of the employers organiza-
lions watching the federation probe
mere into the alleged nationwide
dynamiting conspiracy today.
mo one at all informed believes
the McNanaras were alone in ope-
rations that covered 100 explosions
from coast to coast and cost an
enormous sum of money.
According to the information
compiled by the National Erectors
Association, 100 explosions directed
against employers of non-union
IRON workers occurred between Au-
gust 1905 and December 1910, in
many states and it is the details of
the organization and the financing
arrangements involved that the
United States authorities seek to
uncover
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by the Caddo Abstract
Company, office SIT Marshall street
+. l.. Smith to Mary L. Mullins,
part of lots 6, I, f2, J. f. Murray
subdivision; $4,000.
.Chas. Reed to Ii b. Scofield, part of
lots ii, 10, Is, block 8, Currie SUBJ
division; $1,000.
Mrs. Pearl Stroud to Mrs. Vir-
ginia Sharp, west half of northeast
quarter see. Is, Is, 16: S400.
T. u. Boaz TO E. w. Sutherlin, lots
and : block G, Thornhill; $1,000.
W. q. Stinson TO Victor H. Wenk,
lots 239 and 240 pinehurst; $3.50.
Mrs. Sallie H. Vinson to j. NJ.
TFosper Jr. ct al, east 100 acres in
south half sec. 6, i6. Is; $1,000.
L. ". Sutherlin to II. II. Hucka-
pay. lots 5. 6, I, 8, block 81. Vivian,
la: 5000.
Geo. f. Hull to n. b. Stoer, lot %
clock 3 Howard Cole addition; Si100.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
lIen and Prineinle

Mr. Michel says it is contest 'of
men and not of prisciples. He is
mistaken in that, but if he were
right he would be the low man III
the race.-Monroe Independent.
That is what Aswell says, as Mi
chel, ''men and not principles. This
lis misleading. What is wanted il
Louisiana today are men with prin-
|ciples. Principles are of no avail
if the men who do not measure tC
principles and their fulfillment
Men without principles should moi
be trusted with official position es-
|peciaily with the goyernorship of 9
great State-Louisiana, for instance
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Your Best Assurance.

Your best assurance against TAX
ing cold is Humphreys Seventy
Seven keep it ever handy and use
as a preventive.
The quick application Of Seven
ty-Seven" decides the duration of a
cold.
Taken early breaks it up prompt
ly-if the cold is neglected it take,
longer.
To obtain the best results keep {
vial handy. All dealers sell Seven
ty-Seven." 25c or mailed
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.
Cor. William and Ann Streets. New
York.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
When Thieves Fall Out.

Mansfield Enterprise: As time
passes on the administration of
Gov. N. C. Blanchard is being the
more appreciated by the people OF
Louisiana. The way he checked the
operations of the Michel syndicate
IN their effort to rob the State with
the fraudulent McEnery land scrip,
accounts for all the bitterness with
which the bosses have fought him
since that time. When thieves fall
out honest men find out how things
stand, and Blanchard has been
proven to be all right by recent
events
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
SONS OF VETERANS
i. ,e0rganized Gen. f. Kirby Smith
.Camp-The officers.

! The General E. Kirby Smith Camp
Sons OF Veterans was reorganized
last night. The meeting was held III
the court house. Chairman A. ID.
Land called the assemblage to Or
der. Among the Daughters" pres
ent We're Mrs. Leon R.. Smith, Mrs.
"A. M. Wilder, Mrs. j. F. Utz, Mrs.
John S. Young and Mrs. Peter YOU
rec, who is one of the most loyal
daughters" of the local chapter,
A number of the members Of Gen
eral Leroy Stafford Camp No. 3, U.
q. v, were present.
The officers of the Sons camp are
r. II. Davis, commander; A. ID. Land
Jr., first lieutenant commander;
Leon r., Smith, second lieutenant
commander; A. M. Wilder, adjutant;
Marmaduke Ward, quartermaster;
p. w. McKittrick, chaplain; DR.. F.
is. Furman, surgeon; M. G. Aldrich,
color sergeant; i. C. Drew and T. d.
Whitney, color bearers; S. w. Hol-
|lingsworth, historian.
Commander Davis then named j.
L. Mclean, Geurge M. Agurs and
Henry Hunsicker Jr., as a member
ship committee, and l.. M. Grosjean,
Abry Calm and NJ. g. Aldrich as a
credentials committee.
The organization being completed,
Mrs. Youree read an interesting re-
cord OF the organization of the
Daughters of the Confederacy and
its purpose and appealed to the
sons of Veterans to follow in the
precepts OF the Daughters, who had
diligently, untiringly and patrioti-
eally devoted much of their time
and means in perpetuating the glory
Of the "old boys who had worn the
grey in the days of i86f-65.n
The next meeting of the Sons will
be held on Sunday, Dec. II, when
The reports of the committees an
membership and On credentials will
be submitted.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Adler Appeal Case.

New Orleans States: The United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
opened Monday at II o'clock in New
.Orleans. Attorney RoseE was the
first to appear and plead for a new
trial for Mr.. Adler. Mr.. Rosen stat
ed in the beginning that there were
|eighty-two counts against Mr.. Adj
Ter, but this did not prevent him
from arguing the case and to apply
for new trial.
Mr.. Rosen advised the court al
the beginning of the hearing of the
|case that his argument would be
extended. The other attorneys aise
notified the court that they woule
require several hours In arguments
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Christmas Gifts.

Eve-Up-to-Date in Times-Demo-
erat: Do your Christmas gifts sin
,erely and honestly express your
feelings or must you admit that an
exchange of presents has become a
wearisome bore and that in making
Jour holiday selections you have
grown to consider 'anything-Will-
do-for-a-C -Christmas-prseent?"
Thousands of people give .reluc-
tantly each year, Willingly robbing
themselves of the happiness that
should be theirs these bright beau
.iful days preceding Christmas,
when the stores are so full of pref
ty things from which to choose. To
give should be the JOY of the Christ
mas season, and we should not for
get that the spirit of giving IS OF
more Importance than the gift be-
slowed. To give gladly, though the
Gift be but card with Archery
word; to give generously of such
as we have,n though there be
naught of silver and gold in the Civ
ing-this is the true spirit of the
Yuletide season. Sometimes one
hesitates to send a present because
Its receiver will criticise. Christina:
should be time of good fellowship
and if it were known that every
parcel, no matter how small, car
ries with it a sincere expression O.
friendship and good will, 1T eoult
| not but help please.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Pele GanllriOne

Pete Gambrione, convicted of SELL
ing booze, has been sentenced by
Judge Blanchard of the City Court
10 pay fine of siOO and costs for
The city and in default 100 days on
lhe roads, and $50 and costs for the
State or 90 days on the roads. and
four months additional on the par
ish farm
Gambrione is an old offender. He
has been dubbed the king of boot
leggers.'
Joe Trombetto, violating the pro-
AibiIion law, sl00 and costs for the
city and 800 and costs for the State,
Without any road sentence.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
MUCOUS ON Ton of lYIsoops.

According TO an esteemed con
temporary's florid account OF a MI
ehel meeting at Natchifoehes, Mi
chel supporters were moi content
with applause by simple handicap
ping. but shouted shouts upon
shouts" Piled up whoops on top oi
whoops, as it were, evidently to
show thai while they mightn,t be
much fer.amany. they we're heaps
for -Donaldsonvi1f6 tnftf. :.
The Michelites are initiating the
Aswellites who are whoopers from
Whoopville.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
BEN JOHNSON
TN Trial for Murder of Uncle Nose
Godfrey, His Father-in-laW.

Ben Johnson, negro, is on trial
in the District Court, Judge I. F
Bell, for the murder of his father
in-law, Uncle Nose Godfrey, whom
be killed near Rodessa in October
OF this year.
The jurors are p. C.. Hearne, C.. B.
Dickson, R. T. Thomas, j. H. Mar
shall, J. B. Newby, Elmore Bostick,
W. j. Curtis, J. J. Gray, J. ID. Wood
son, H. C.. Wyche, A. l.. Vaughn and
&. b. Mckee.
The prisoner is being defended by
George II. Holder. The State is rep
resented by District Attorney Foster
assisted by Hon. B. II. Lichtenstein.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Betrayed.

Taken up by Elma Bostwick and
estrayed before me the undersigned
authority, one bay horse about y
hands high, star in face, saddle
marks on back. 2 white hind feet,
foretop cut out. branded |. F. Also
one dove colored horse about Il
hands high, saddle marks, old wire
cut on both hind legs at knee. Owner
must come forward. prove property
and pay charges, or same will be
sold at the front door of my office
Il blanchard, La, on Tuesday, De-
cember ~, 1911, according to law
e. L. MCCAIN,
Nov. ~. Justice of the Peace
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
NUMBER I8o

luncheon was served. After a short
rest the work of comforting the sec
Iond and third degrees was taken up
III the Red Mems hall. The degree
work was not completed until late
II The afternoon.
a smoker and luncheon was given
lat the knights of Columbus hall in
honor Of the newly made members.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
B0Otleagers.

Eaeene Boyter aud William Boy
tier, brothers, butchers and sellers
|of ice. and Simmons, restaurant
ikeeper at Lewis. La, are in Jail
fehareed wit hselling intoxicants in
contravention of law.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
1 Hiah Grade Candidate.

An exceptionally high grade can
didatc is the way the Donaldsonvillt
Chief refers TO a gentleman who is g
candidate for the State Senate. High
grade candidates are in demand ev-
Ierywhere throughout the State.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Insurance.

When you want money, fire insnr-
ince, bonds, life insurance. real es-
tate. accident insurance or buildinl
md lean stock, see w. C. Agurs, il
he Cooper building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05

The ease Of II. f. Nelson, a white
man. who is in Jail charged with ar
son, is continued for trial on Fri
day. The house Nelson is charged
with having set on fire in April is
on Gary street.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
DR.. e. G. Allen.

Office in the Cooper Building. Dir.
allen is a graduate of both schools
md carries a full line of homeopa-
hic remedies. Special attention to
chronic diseases.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
RiYcr Rcnnri.

Denison -il5: Arthur City 60:
White Cliffs 10; Fulton 3.6, fall Of
I0i; Spring Bank o., fall Of Oh;
Shreveport 81, fal lof Oh.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Local Receipts.
For Rent.

The two-siory pressed brick store
with basement and elevator lis and
|Ii7 Texas street. =. $. Noel, Shreve-
port. Is.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Notice of Removal.

DR.. George 4. Harper, Dentist has
removed to the Hutchinson building
ion Texas street. opposite the court
house. Old phone 623
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Weather Forecast

Local forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Fair to unsettled tonight
and Wednesday; warmer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-05
Notice.

/ am applying for pardcn.
sENA JONES.
shreveport, La, Nov. 80. 1911.