The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 2

mi: siiukviu'okt times, sm.KVKrouT, wkdxksday. ill A I V7 19(H). HEWS OF 119111 Regent Shoe Stores, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BIEN VILLE FAIR ASSOCIATION HOLDS SPECIAL PLANS FOR Tit ANNUAL i Indications Are That tha Exhibits Will be Larger and of Greater Variety iTAm tverv one 01 our cum Thau at Any Previous Fair Catalog mv 't iff Will be IsHued Shortly Several Po or. crowns is branded lice Juries Hold Meetings. Begins Saturday, July 7 Lucky the ones that WAIT, for bar-r gains like these don't come often.

Spe lal to Tho niiwi. Arcadia. July 3. At a Hpwlal To protect our customers we must expose the clnnmhle methods of unscrupulous dealers rnt'tUliig of the bourd of illrt'ctors of the lilt-nvllle Parish Fair Assoolutlon, bus- iiusB (jf iiriDortanee was trunsm-ied. Tha directors will start rlnht uhtrud Read the Big Announcement in Friday's Papers who offer! inferior beer put up in dark-colored with their plans for the annual fair to be held here next October.

Prexldoni J. A. Brewer. Secretary W. I'.

Meuil Schlitz and Manager T. K. Kerpell, who urtf bottles theT same size and appearance as PROFESSIONAL tlreleHH and ardent workers for this enterprise, are much encouruged and feel assured the exhibits will be. larger CELEBRATE earl Mccracken, d. o.

O3TK0PATH. Orndnate Stilt College of Osteopathy. ami or greater variety man hi uny previous fair. As a matter of fact, the This imitation is sold as Schlitz Beer, under Vlml Nnllimill HUnK bUIIUlllK. assurance of a deep and wide, spread Interest Is so manifest that tho asso-! runi3.oji Itoth phones, itesldence Cumberland Consultation free.

elation Is now figuring on putting up additional buildings, a large the pretext that the label has been washed ott. July 3rd and 4th ANNA M. BURKE. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, "nnlv uradiiata In the city, under the grand stand, poultry hall and another uif T.i.viiinn. to have all boxed stalls.

and to accommodate f.0 or more horses. founder of Osteopathy, A. T. 8tlll, Kirks- trille Mo. The race track will be put in spienaia condition and when the work is com With The All diseases treated, enronic aisenms a To avoid being served witn a.cucap, please examine the coflc or crown and see that it is rclalty.

312-313-314 F. N. H. Duliainf. pleted will be the best one-mur-miie Hoih phones 3S7.

Residence Consul track ii north Louisiana. The commit-tee on racing has prepared a most in tation free. BED MEN teresting program carrying DOCTORS. purses. Th catalogue goes to xno printer this week and will be Issued at branded HKe mubc here shown.

Ask for the Brewery Bottling. Common beer is sometimes substituted for Schlitz. To avoid being imposed upon, see that the cork or crown ts branded DB. J. M.

BODENHETMER. an early date. An advance premium Office and residence, Bhreveport 8anl-tarium. Hours 12 to 1. 4 to 6.

list of the women depurimeni was distributed some weeks ago, in order AT THE that the ladies might nave ampie, ume Be sure you to complete collections ana uo ome. work as exhibits ror mis oeparrnieni. 9 i Park Theater Most liberal premiums are uueicu et wnat you if) The directors are DR. S. C.

BARROW. Ttenfro's Pharmacy. 712 Milam Btreet. Office phones, old new 39; residence phones, old new 423. DR.

J. C. WILLIS. Office 233 to First National Bank hnnr. ii a ta 1 1.

til. I ST MM MM MM MM MM UbI In ftVOl TnP ItrtlHIl'. LB Krh fair and predict that Blen U-iii 1 have tne Dest ioh In th Htatf tn 8 rail. ney ienn order and are paying and 130 to p. m.

Old. U. new 237; residence pnoiiea; um, that the Bienville Fair Associauon o-a factor in promoting the parish mi 111 I ft iy JL BIO FREE PARADE AND powwow in Tin: park GROUNDS' BETOEE PLAY. interests within her borders, and wants Dr. Milton F.

Smith. ir. mnvt to First National Hank the co-operation of all or me pano building. Nos. 323, 324, 325.

Office phone in north Louisiana. for. EITHER PHONE 178 727; residence jihone 4io. naur 13 m. and Mo p.

'---'-r MI SEE THE TALENTED SEOG WICK FAMILY. Police Jury Meets at Winafield. dr.oi-.i4i to The Times. DR. T.

E. WILLIAMS. tiOMKOPATHIC PHTSICIAN AND Wlnnfield. July Police Jury of this parish met yesterday In UOFWI MEYER 104-6 TEXAS ST, SHREVEPORT, LAI regular quarterly session. iot wpr elected for the ensu ThcB Breazeale, parish ndent, will be elected.

Sir. l.reazeale resigned OUr- M. Webb, president; SURGEON. Office 215-216 First National Bank burning. Phones, old 4C3; new, 3.

Residence phone, old 260. DR. EDGAR B. HANDS. Hag moved his office to the Shreveport uiihum clerk: J.

W- Wasson, about three months ago. His. resig- nitdm was accctited to take eUH'l OH treasurer, and W. B. Smylle, of The comrade.

Drinter. The sessions of the tv, iitih The Police Jury will prob will continue all this ween. ably remain In aessiou a day or io Sanitarium. Hours, 10 nu Residence 416 Common street. a.

n.a onnimi flection of the StOCK longer. That Madg-M ilwaikee ramous 7. rnni in holders of the Winn Parish Bank the Funeral of W. F. Fraser.

following board of directors xt wisher. P. C. Moseley. Dr.

Ledbetter Retnrns. T)r M. Ijedbetter has returned from Mineral Wells. Tex-i and has resumed his practice. Special to The Time.

MBaHBv- i -v x. iMniaiinmn I M. Hyde, J. M. Hyde.

W. M. D. Gear B. Bates, Dr.

J. Mansfield, July 3. ine remains PK NutM fHUUU of W. F. Fraser, who was mortaiiy ti nenntv.

M. M. Fisher was umi.ni(t through an accidental shot, at ATTORNEYS. St.l arm mmm made president of the bank and P. C.

..83.3 7.rt,71R same time in lWtt: overland across the Mississippi. Ohio and Potomac rivers to Northern mills and Canada KU.Kfi against l.OCT.tftS last year. f.m year be-fore Inst and 1.004.110 same time in iv, mill. tn.klne's exclusive of quan United States Longstreet last Thursday, were burled Moseley cashier. i trvlav.

The funeral was largely Clifton F. Davis. K. Wayles Browne. attended by friends of the deceased, Bensons' Dump Sale, JUBILEE TONIGHT MARKS OPENING OF PUBLIC PLAYGROUND.

tity consumed at Southern ports, 1.R13.S00 DAVIS ATTORNEYS AT IAW. First National Bank Building. Bhree- Arcadia Will Celebrate. c. t.i Tho Times.

July 5. Gen port. Ia. who h-ave known him all hts life, lie was raised here and moved to Long-street in 'January. His death is universally regretted for he was recognized as one of the best and most against 1.5fcS.HI last year, i.nm.w i fore last and l.XW.MO same time in 1903, and Interior stocks in excess of those held it the commencement of the sea.son 79.1-fi aeainst 147.W7 last year.

S.1.279 year lef ore last and decrease of 22.m3 under the on me time in 1903. Mnise. Dancin? and Fireworks WU1 En Bpcc.ui i Arcadia, July Is in readiness for the barbecue and grand celebration at the fair grounds tomorrow. The chairmen of the dit-. mmuu have met with mucn uine Scnvens Draw EEPORT TOR JUNE ISSUED BY HESTER SHOWS DECREASE OF 215,000 BALES.

LEON B. SMITH. LAWYER AND NOTARY FTJFLIC. Offlc. 437.

438 and 439. First NaUonal tertain the Crowd-Everyimng promising young men In our parisn. ers, 55c. The Police Jury neia an Bank building. Been Prepared for a Success.

session today. All the old otiicer. These make the total movement of the success, and an unusually big crowd is tn roneressman John T. al- DENTISTS. o- PENITENTIARY INVESTIGATIONS.

cotton crop brought into signi a ten months ending close of June. 10J were unanimously re-eiectea ior another year. An appropriation of 1W una will be among the prominent against 12.739.MX last year. to iha silver sei iui speakers. A general good time Is be nt'lVOr ft ft Tonight's entertainment at Princess Park promises to he unusually picas-ant, and a large crowd of citizens and HUM OFF IN TOTS the United States battleship Louisiana, rr.i.

who reduced from 2 1-3 DR. J. IL OAYLE, DENTIST. Tannin s-S-10. Coper i if iiiuivcu met in regular Both Special Committee Makes Preparations to Begin Its Work.

Special to The Time. Baton Rouge. July spe mills to 2 mills. A hard fight was made fore last and same nine Northern spinners took during June 101 hales against 119.308 last year. 31.0.;.

rear lfore last, increasing their total for the ten months to June. against "inac'is lhst vear and 2.34.790 the year be. mii-ra tlielr Hverage weekly Phones; New 257; Old 77. visitors are expected to be present. monthly session yesterday and transacted the general routine of business, was unanimously against reduction, but tne said the people needed relief and a cut The jubilee will mark the opening oi the public play grounds, which have.

Hon. noun re-ected as parish treasurer, with the cial penitentiary investigation com must oe iimv-. DR. R. D.

TILLY. DENTIST. Rooms 3i4-3O5-306, First National Bank building. Both Phones US. lh aehool tlOnra IIIKV, oi" takings for the season nsamst w.ois it or.

Kir. venr before. Total Movement of Cotton Crop Brought Into Sight During the Ten Months been prepared for tne mue -Shreveport principally through the First National nans: oi Arcau.o. nt tho nnrisb. iu nroionced session.

fne ana nu Foreign exports for the ten months of hvp lweri showing a tht. oarish school mittee of the General Assembly composed of Representative Ventres, Smith ard Iluckaby, and Senators Peterman and Percy, appointed to investigate the affairs of the board of SnobvenoutnefalWhe thi- rease under last season- of l.WW.0fi8 and board of Interest two new school and elections Ending the Close of June, Was Which is 2,085,000 Under That Reported Last Year. noble enoris oi Civic League. Dancing and music and fireworks will be among the ments. and, sides, there will be ded In abundance, i.ie an increase over the same period year he- number, locality lengm in four districts, ine fore lust or 3Stj.12l.

Tlie loss in ib j.ors (hiving June compared with June were i of business for tne control of the state penitentiary, tin Will Fight a Bill. childrn will have possession of the r. n'clock this afternoon general month was DR. P. E.

TANNER. DENTIST. Rooms 2 and 27, second floor. Cooper building. Both Phones 780.

DR. W. V. THOMSON. DENTIST.

Office hours 30 to 13 1 to p. m. Phones: New. 35; old 436 4 Texas street, over Nelson Ratcliff clothing store. last year has been r.BM ano imp im compared with the same year he-fore last 141.331 Stoeks at the seaboard and the 29 leading Southern interior markets on the close, of Special to The Times Natchitoches.

July Porter. Sheriff J. W. Freeman and Is Wore Raphiel. of Camptl.

member the Police afternoon met and made preparations to begin its work. AVhen the committee organized ny the election of Mr. Ventress as chair Natchitoches Police Jury, until 9 tonight, ana men n.c folks will take charge. Nw Orleans. July Bister's New Orleans Cotton Kxehaiige state TlmM June were against fol.Svl the same special n.L.

Jnry of wnra un tt.ii,i.Khoi i.n.. ju A lit it venr und IW.fiY. the year neiore. a.iuiui'J Torv met yesterday in regular sesj.oo. Mrs.

Nathan Meyer, presiuem u. League, requests that everybody wear the national red. white and bite colors, and the Klk'S purple and white wo a nrim'il Ilirinw Incltidtng port and interior town stocs left over from the previous season and the nuniln of bales of the current cnp i. uiirht rturinir the ten months, man, and asked what charges were to be made against the board of control, not a single charge was lodged. Senator Percy who Introduced the resolution providing fur the nppoinl- SPECIALIST.

the city of I this morning appr oprialed Iowa ment Issued today covers the moiling movement to th close of June. with last year it show, a rr the month In round f.gures of bale, compared with year In-fore Jan. an increase of 116,000 and 'Ui V.V... i ts. flfm izlng the House Represe nta the purchase of a siifr battleship 4iisiann.

and requf sting mai Van No. 116. which finally km- DR. O. C.

CHANDLER. tha ear. eye. WILLIAMS IS FOR BRYAN. .1...

ninmiitiv stated thai ne the supplv has been 11.im.4" against last year 9.9W.7W tlie year before. uoli amenditig II L( 1 1 "I UH i i i a. rt kfnri'iiH i.il id no chargs to make; that he had ATTELL AND NEIL FIGHT TODAY. -fcinval iho citv of Natchilociies The total for June was M.r.V, against throat: wilTl in the Cooper building from 10:30 a. m.

to I Democratic Leader in vous' paytnont Nebra-skan Will be Nominated. J't 't. resolution says taiv Win. 3.ot par sh taxes i rn; Will Battle at Los Angeles for Welter p. and irom to v- fp to June 30 last year P3.9t per cent or the cotton croo had been marketed and for the same ten months in 1HW the percentage of the crop brought Into sight was s.li and for the same time in the only heard rumors, and tnat as upon those that he bad Introduced ine rcolutlon.

He said that he wotud communicate with the parties who hai. l5t U4.H1 year oetoio onrt wirne time in 1SW3. The movenifM rom September 1 to June. X.ch..-ive. shows receipts at all rnited against last year.

T.7,'wl year before last ana Weight Championship. oxk rffi, ii i tiiat tnp mil. it. DR. BANDELL HUNT Toiv 3.

Abe Attell and Utly injure thefinanc.al affaUs cn the mulsh is already spoken to him of these muwrs, Frank Neill are In readiness for tm.l. K.rauc lh narisb Has moved to the First National Bank vm-1 rnaT hi- barely able to on tne iirsi oauoi get them to appear nciore me mittee and ake the charges, if hey had any to make. I tvio he ter oi join. Building, room No. 323.

fight tomorrow for tne championship of America and the challonege belt offered by the Pac Its current obligations, "even thousand dollars in taxes ioh of that much r-- mma m. percentage marketed The amount of tlie crop brought into ight for the ten months from September to June, inclusive is 2.OV..0OU xindor last vear. over year before last and Xote The monthly statements will now he discontinued for the remainder of the season. Tht committee 'then adjourned untu ntnf eieiteu prrsioein. Sharp Williams.

Mr. Williams la i-i Jackson and has Just returned from Washington. ft "II some charges are mane dcpr.ve me Athletic Club. The men nno Hng at about 3:13 In the afternonn 1 i ncc opcwiai b(M id. enue.

Porter for lis discussion oy that was "un and will weign at me odds are In favor of Attell at 10 to adoption undpn. ft i COTTON CONDITION. VIRGINIA COLLEGE For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va. for Yfrtins l1ie In the Semh New tiihllr.CT. plan.

'S for health Krorin AmrtrBn I Villi eniirw. wiwrvHUMT ilv.nUoter i In Art, rllr Klilien. tvrt.Sest.s Hlly. from s. Fnr raiaione VVTT1F.

1'. HARRIS. Pr.1S. Va. ilK.I.

t.tKTKl 1UWO 1VOATWBIOHT, VH-Pl. I cratic. Hansons' Dump Sale, It an ordetl which aQ women approach with indescribable fear, for lit" nou finally rass the Hwe. and I would Delivery Service Man Reporting Board Figures fh9 Average on June 25. to be 83.3 Per Cent.

It did. he had even If July 5. Spec- an.l sounu j-jjh- fen Washington. July crop reporting nf tatisties Vpart- noence in i-'r: ment of C.ov. Rlanchard that he ill Messrs.

T. P. Chaplin, Hy ial bargain lot oi ouu iwni i -v'- Tiniiq iron, Lot- i'- Ttreazealo and t.e.i. r. nr.tAnt mothef attornpy Drt.

Judee Porter. rts of the correspondents ana lmreau that average condition of Mp.ii's Suits, wor- thnt the city of Natchltochts Is T. J. LEAT0N of the Buffering and danger in ore r-- of all pleasant -ticipations of the corning event an rh now pay'ng itbin a -fraction of four Lt taxes; that new steds, homespuns ana iV fihadow ot gloom wmcu nfPirnancV rob. on June r.

was Ki.s as ith'MI on May 1. "i the correspondina date in lset. a tn vear average of l. Tlie following table shows the condition of tlis year, with the resjwt- 1 for ali crimes Ko matter where yon are nor what you want, I will reach you. 'Fhone cie up.

have found that the use oi momcr uu.6 r--e-- rain and d.n?!,, outing cloths, woru OOl ten ji ir nyprages: June Oj, 10.00, at 5P4.U8.- he Ten year average. BINDING New Orleans ar.d return $12.80, via IS Stale. North C.irohna South Carolina 77 He agia i Moii.ja 77 i 1 TS Texas Pacific Tickets on sale 2-3-4, good for return July 8th. City Ticket comfort of this period, jfjuj Office, 50 Market stree Sold by all druggists ai UUUS rft menfro's Pharmacy It nr ner bottle. 150OK 1138 Jewa gUet.

New Thone 585 Pee tha game today at 3 p. m. wlii.W. intorm.lion free. ICTvJ Itm I lit ft 'T' c.

P. parih of rrescrirtion Afent to the s. I 1 LJ L-iy 'instant, Cddo..