The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 8

0 THE SHREVEPORT TIUZ3, SHREVEPORT, TUESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1903 W.c.Perrin&Co OUR THE SOCIAL EVIL Council Makes Another Attempt at Regulation Roal Eotato Accsto 110 Toxoo at. KMWM MM toVouDoof Tliio PriooP Ladles' 14 Solid Gold Keystone Case, fitted with Elgin Movement, Gold Hands and Fancy Decorated Dial, FOR QttLY OI6.00 EACH Don't think bectktise the price is low the Watch it worthiest. The Keystone and Elgin Companies make fine Watches, and besides we handle only the best Send in your mail orders. LEON M.

CARTER, Jeweler, i2LT MrtieoUr AttMfloi CIym ftutiu iQUMiift Firai-CollKtloi Ktats-Eviry DtKrietloi of. Etuu Sold or tutcHui oi Co at'ttoa Tentative Measure Drawn Up and Partially Agreed on. Tour of Inspection to Be Made This. Morning WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE LEASED THE TWO buildings, 005 307 Texas Street, opposite the Phoenix Hotel. Demolishing of the old buildings has already begun and there will be erpcted specially for us, a modern structure which we will move into about April 1.

We have a heavy stock of winter goods which we are determined to dispose of before moving into our new location. The prices we name on the class of merchandise offered surpass in value-giying any sale that Shreveport has ever known. Past experience has satisfied our patrons that we advertise only facts. DURING THIS SALE NO GOODS WILL BE CHARGED OR SENT OUT ON APPROVAL. The city council met committee of the whole last night in order to definitely tlx the Hnea oi me lewd women districts and allow cltisens witn any objections to appear and state tr.em to the council.

The following members of the co-jncll wero present: Messrs. Snyder, Wise, GO an Q8 Arc light Busby, Jenkins. Lowenthal, Allen, Con- I mi I 1 DiilCTlau HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR PRICES ger. in'Mimu, ucuuvun, Dlcksar and Rnd. Mayor Querbes presided and Auditor Hayes was at his post.

Among t'he citlsens present who addressed the council pro and on cn the proposed ordinance were Attorney Milt C. Elsiner nd Leon dt. Smith, Messrs. Levi Cooper, T. B.

Chase, Hendricks, Churlie Hom and I'hll Urals. After hearing the views of the gentlemen the council took a recess for thirty minutes and MENS SUITS (ib) (IP) (it) (it) an BRILLIANT- CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL ABOUT ISO IN USE ON TEXAS STREET. We furnish Lamps and our nmn calls dally to wash glass-ware, adjust burner and replace parts which arc defeotlva or wear out. You pay small monthly rental for the Lamp. SHREYEPORT 6AS, ELECTRIC U6HT AND POWER CO.

623 MARKET STREET. TELEPHONE NO. Mr. Allen, then, presented an ordinance d. lining the limits in aceo.rda.nce with the views of all of the gentlemen present and OVERCOATS FORMERLY $45.00, SALE PRICE fat.

50 FORMERLY $40,00, SALE TRICE FORMERLY $30.00, SALE TRICE f2l.OO FORMERLY $25.00, SALE TRICE $17.50 FORMERLY $22.50, SALE PRICE FORMERLY $20.00, SALE PRICE $14.00 FORMERLY $18.00, SALE PRICE flU.OO FORMERLY $15.00, SALE PRICE $10.50 FORMERLY $12.50, SALE PRICE 75 FORMERLY $10.00, SALE PRICE $7.00 PRICE ftt-LOO TRICE PRICE lfS.OO PRICE PRICE $15.00 price PRICE fll.00 PRICE PRICE fT.OO SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY FORMERLY $32.00. $28.00, 125.00, $22.50, $20.00, $18.00, $15.00, $12.50, $10.00, yr I 1 1 9 1 1 i meeting all objectors except Attorney Elstner. who appeared for parties in interest on the Strand. This section of the city is entirely eliminated from the new district. On motion of Mr.

Conger the council as a whole will inspect the limits proposed this moiWhg at 10 o'clock. Mayor Querbes gave notice that at the next meeting of the council he will recommend the council re-enact the old l-iughes lewd limit ordinance to be operative until the new ordinance is effective. He also gave notice that the Interest and sinking fund of the city was not to be Included In the moneys to 'be handled by the fiscal agent to be selected at trie next meeting of the council. Mr. L.

C. Allen was appointed mayor pro tern of the city during the absence of Mayor Querbes, who is going to New Orleans. Mayor Querbes announced the meeting Was tailed to consider the ww limits of the "red light district," and listen to vitws of citiaens on the subject. Auditor MENS' SINGLE PANJS FORMERLY $8.00, SALE PRICE $5. (SO FORMERLY $7.00, SALE PRICE FORMERLY $6.50, SALE PRICE $1.55 FORMERLY $6.00, SALE PRICE FORMERLY $5.00, SALE PRICE FORMERLY $4.00, SALE PRICE FORMERLY $3.50, SALE PRICE $2.55 FORMERLY $3.00, SALE PRICE $4.

no $2. SO Looli Ovor Thoso Prices A Broken Lots of Men's, Ladies' and Children's Shoes at Actual Cost. Hen's $5.50 and $6.00 Shoes for 4.25 Hen's $3.50 Shoes for 2.79 Ladies' $3.00 Shoes for 2.43 Children's Shoes, according to size 39c, 69c. 99c rOR SALb Ki McNeil street, a mldenceof flv rooms and one lot, with small Bouse on rear of Jot. This place brings a rental of 2i per month.

Price $2000. Terms onehalf cash, balance on time. Preston plantation, containing about 1400 acres, on the Shreveport and Houston railroad, eighteen ml Us south from Shrevcpc rt. Prestun station and poatorrice Is on this place and there Is also a store. The residence is about 30 yarde from the station.

It is very substantial and contains nine rooms, with kitchen, servant's room and pantry detached. It could not be built fur less than JiwO. The entire, tract Is well fenced, 10 acres cleared and 600 acres in timber. Plenty of out houses. Splendid branch and well water.

Bis hundred pear trees Just commencing to bear on the place, price $12,000. Terms one-third cash, the balance at one and two years and per cent. A two-stor" (miiis of twelve rooms aft on In on Hunter street. Tuts piaca bringing a rental of tffi per month, will pay over a per cent on the Investment. Price Termw one-rourth easA.

the balance in one, two and three years it per cent. Tn w. resideaoa oo Mutrar avenue, consisting of two and a aaU lots and a splendid bouse of Ave rooms, hall and bath rooms; premises Ui leet iront by depth of 1ft feet. This la a One opportunity for a home in best neigh borbood in town. Price KM).

For terms spwly. Forty-four lota In the Talbot and Perrta subdivision and sixteen lots In Lincoln Helgbts. Just the location on wblab to build bouses for colored tenants. Prices from duo to 1200. Term easy.

A small number of kits will sold on the Virginia place subdivision at fiM each. Bear In mind that this la the most, beautiful suburban tract about Shreveport The elevation la good, the lots arc very large and level, the streets are wide, the race track and country club, now In course of erection, are very near this place. Hera Is a cbancs for profitable Investments. Twx lots and a resident on Trarla street, between Spring and Market streets. This property Is very desirable and Is the beet bargain now offered la this city.

Must be sold at one. Pries I700C A cottage of four rooms and a lot fOxlAS, on Virginia avenue. This place should rent for $10 per month. Prlc $600. No.

Mb Gary street, a splendid eottag of sis rooms, water works, sewerage and all modern conveniences, on and a half lots; flrst-class neighborhood; convenient to street car lines. Prime $4000. Terms $1500 cash, balance one and two years. Four ots on Maphi street. Parkview, on wthdeb UVre are four splendid cottages of four roosts and one flv room residence.

These bouses are nicely finished and have been rented continuously sine completion. These bouses bring together $78.00 per month. Price Terms one-half cash; baJaaos ta one and tw rear, at I per sent ISO acres ot ncn run iana one mi's west of Jewella on the Texas dirt road. Tola Is the cheapest and best tract now offer, ed for safe within tfx miles of ShrT port. Prto $30 per acre.

Terms, one-half cash, ths balance on and two years. Ds Voe's ISO new map of the cKy of Shrsreport Every person should baft one of these mans. Prto SL A aloe level lot on Park avenoe, opposite PaXview hotel. Bias by 160 fest This lot front Belt Line. This is a flas location for a Pries, $80.00.

A cicely finished cottage of firs roosaa reception hall and galleries, nicely fla-isbed. on Topeka street, In Ttxarkaaa annex. This plaoe is in a splendid netgft oorhood. Price HMO. A nice eottag of firs rosins and galleries on Reynolds street, ns block frosj Belt line on Hop street.

Level lot. This place Is close to high school and wlthis easy walking distance of business. Prtss, n.M A nsw cottage of flv room on aoaOv -rn avenue, next to Mr. Le Smith's rss Uc, premises lit feet front by depta of ta feet There is a nice barn and tables on this place. This is a splendl opportunity for a horn.

Prlc, fLM Terma, one-third cash, balanoe in 1 tod I years at 8 per cent Interest. A good hrouse of three rooms on Chris (an street, close to Belt Una, rented colored tenant at ft par month, lot -216- Texas Street E. PHELPS FURNISHING GOODS SHIRTS $1.00 colored Shirts, sale price 75c $1.50 Manhattan colored Shirts, sale price $2.00 Manhattan colored Shirts, sale price $3.00 Manhattan colored Shirts, sale price UNDERWEAR 50c quality fleece lined, sale price 35c 75c quality cotton ribbed, sale price $1.25 quality Australian wool, sale price fOc S2.00 quality Camels' Hair, sale price Big reduction In American Hosiery Co. and Stut- gaster Underwear, for which we are sole agents. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Neckwear add Suspenders at greatly reduced prices.

CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MOTHERS TO CLOTHE THE BOYS VERY CHEAP FOR THE BALANCE OF THE SEASON. Former $8.00 Suits, sale price Former $7.00 Suits, Sale price Former $6.00 Suits, Sale Price $4.20 Former $5.00 Suits, Sale Price Former $3.50 Suits, Sale Price $2.45 Former 50c Knee Pants, Sale Price Former $1.00 Knee Pants, Sale Price 74lc Former 60c PURITAN WAISTS, Sale Price. Former 50c Fleece Union Suits, Sale Price 35c Former 50c Fleeced Shirts and Drawers Former $1.25 Union Suits, Sale Price OOo Former $1.50 American Hosiery Co. Shirts and Drawers Former 50c Caps, Sale Price 35o ntiro SogIi lur Big Reduction in Children's Overcoats and Reefers THIS SALE IS STRICTLY FOR. CASH.

M. tEVY'S SONS, ONH PRICE CLOTHIERS, FURNISHERS AND HATTERS Qf Men's, Youths' and Children's Suits, Overcoats, and Pants at 66 2-3 cents on the dollar. HERE'S THE WAY IT FIGURES: All $9.00 Suits and Overcoats at 6.00 All $12.00 Suits and Overcoats at 8.00 All $15.00 Suits and Overcoats at 10.00 All Si 8.00 Suits and Overcoats at 12.00 All $20.00 Suits and Overcoats at 13 35 All $22.50 Suits and Overcoats at 15 00 All $25.00 Suits and Overcoats at 16.65 Spot cash only and nothing sent out on approval. Mi Booth 1 COOPER BUILDING. Hayi read the ordinance.

Mi'. Levi Cooper was the first speaker and he said he had no objections to the ordinance, but appeared in protection of his home and asked that the lines be throw back to Common street. When he constructed' his home he had no Idea the district would be legalized. Mr. Elstner said he appeared for properly owners in the Strand and for humanity sake only for unfortunate residents of that territory.

He asked whether the ordinance excluded the Strand when effective. He was Informed it did eliminate the Strand and would he effective July 1. 1903. Mr. Elstner said the ordinance was unconstitutional and was confiscating property without due process of law.

Leases had been Judicially determined as property and the city sought to take this property without due process of law. The speakt-i recognized this ordinance was for the conservance of morals. Mr. T. B.

Chase said he personally was not interested in the location. The im-moial class were growing so bold that he was forced to appeal for protection and Did the council to handle the subject with neive and determination and give relief to respectable people. Mr. Leon R. Smith appeared for Mr.

Rosenblath, who owns six houses on Beauregard street. His client did not ob-1ect to ordinances including his property if the Strand was eliminated, if included tie objected. Mr. Smith called the attention of the council to the legal phase of tile question. The council had the right to rtmovt thfse people but the constitution forbid the including of property in these districts without compensating the owners.

Mr. Hendricks wanted both sides of Hunter street included. Mr. Ciiarlie Horn asked that the line, of the district be carried one block further west and take in the triangle on Western avenue and Wright street. Mr.

Phil Dralss presented a petition extending the limits on Christian street to alley tr of Travis street to Schum-pert street to Texas and Pacific railroad. A thirty minute discussion was had in recess. Mr. Allen, addressing the council, said changes had been made In the ordinance in accordance with views of citizens. A condition not a theory presented Itself and he believed the changes would meet all objections and minimize the evil, THE NEW 'LIMITS.

Intersection of Common street and Texas and Pacific railroad, Including lots 1 and 9 In biotk 1 and lot 9 block 2, thence up Common street to alley between Cad-d) and Kannln streets; up said alley to Beauregard street, taking In both sides of Beauregard street up to and including lots 1 and 2, up to Cane street; tdnee up Cane street to center of Ten acre lot 19; thence along said alley, sixteen feet wide, which Is to be dedicated to the city, to ChrlstUin street; thence across Christian street up said alley between Hunter and Travis, to Schumpert street; thence along Sehump-rt street and continuation of Schumpert street to Western avenue; thence down Western avenue to southwest corner of Water Works company's property; thence along said property line to southeast corner of Water Wirks company's property; thejice along Common street extendtd to point of Mr. Conger thought the matter a serious one and believed he could not Intelligently vote on the proposition and sug-S'-sted the mayor and council as a com- MATT HALF PRICE Thanks to the Telephone Company. Thanks the Teleohone comnanv. Our number is I03. We ask our friends whom our solicitors do not reach to; Dump Sale Prices on EVERYTHING in the Store Scr.ta 'Happy the man who la able to learn the causes of Virgil When Louis of France depreoat.

ed certain -xpresLons of praise, It was a Courtier who replied; "Sire, when you cease to win victories, we will cease to utber praises." OUR VICTORIES In Piano Selling are attributed to our line of PIANOS. Steinway, Baus Kna.De Mehlin Fischer Sohmef HobartM. Cable Shonlngei Grunewald Schaeffer Mason Hamlin Isn't It easy to se victory wfth this line let us send you catalog wiGh prices and system of easy payments. lUri Parker, Manufacturers Agents 208 Texas Street call us up. 1 ry our "Omega Flour.

We also carry hay and feed stuff. Gurroy-Jackson-Doyle, Ltd. 130S-1307 Tmt ALL THE VMIt by IX feet Prlc. ISM. A splendid cottage of four rooms, hall and galleries, with sewerage, on Irrmfl place, Texarkana annex.

This pine next to Mrs E. M. Smith's residence, lot by 10a. Gas for lighting and sooting-ean be had. Prloe $30.

A seven-room oonag and on lot as th southeast corner of Fannin and Ms-Veil streets. The location is th TSry best in th city and ths eottag Is tstj substantial. This Is a rare ehanos for town town horn. Pries $6000. No tils Wyandotte arena, twxarfcaas ma a sottsg of st rooms, bats roost gallsrlss, Mtiro water and ts nta The sow Is aisttost aew and tt arroandtogs are excellent PrtCS BENSON'S One Price Head (o Foot Outfitters I- OR SALE.

4 standard bred four-year-old roadster, by Red Cloud. This 4 horse has never been trained or 4 raced, but can pull a busgy along 4 faster than the ordinary man cares to drive, and wth a proper course of hanilllriK would mako race 4 horse. He In a very handsome In- dividual, bright bay, with black 4 4 points and large enough to hitch a trap or surrey. He is a free, onen, gaited trotter, with very showy action and is warranted ab- 4 solutely sound and gentle. He is one of the few horses I have ever Read the Times Want Ads DENTISTRY Dr.

R. O. Tilly, oontlst Offlcs Phosnli Botel. Telephone XU. owned that I considered perfectly safe for a lady to drlvt.

Price, two. I have also for sale a very nanrt- some six-year-old black mars, a good roartftpr and absolutely sound 4 and gentle. Has perfect manners 4 and equally girod In single or double 4 4 harness. Price $175. Both these horses will be sold tin- 4 4 der a guarantee to be as represent- 4 ert or money refunded.

Apply to 4 J. H. 8. Kteen. I'.

O. Box 13, 4 Shreveport, La. 44 We Are Moving THE LARGEST 8TOC IN THE STATE OP Pipo and Pipe Fittings, Oar and Shoot Iron, Shafting and Pulley, Lcatlipr and Rub ber Bettiivg. In fact, Mill Supplies ani Mafflilwry of evry klnxl. The best ej ulpped Foundry and Machine Shop in tha South.

CASTINGS MADE 1SVEK DAY. Tho 17. K. (londorson Iron Works SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA. Behren's fresh hore-hound drops will cure your cold.

Behren's fresh hore-hound drops will cure yourcough. mlt'ee of the whole make a tour of the proposed limits. Mr. Allen stated the cruni ll had only met to discuss lines sug-K Hied. Mr.

Conger offered motion In accordance with his suggestion. Mr. Rand seconded the motion and the mayor fixed 10 "'clock this morning as the hour for visiting- the district. The mayor called the attention of the council to the fact that there was Tro now In effect defining lewd limits and poller were powerless to protect cltlsens. Me suggested the old Hughes or-dlranec be adopted.

He also called the attention the council to the sinking and Interest fund amounting to tw," or more. Kids had been asked for a fiscal agent and they would opened on next FOR RENT. A nicely finished house flv rooms on Herndon avenue. Price per month. Five room house corner Travis and Lawrence streets.

Price $22.60 per month. A splendid new cottage of five rooms, nicely finished, on Stoner avenue. Pries $25 per month. The R. K.

Colquitt residence on Marshall street will be rented to a good tenant by the year at $2T per month. The premises contain one acre, the house has stven rooms, bath room and pantry, and there are all necessary out houses on the ground. This place Is on the Highland Traction street railway. Possession February 16. 409 Schumpert street, a good house of four rooms, convenient to down town and close to belt line.

Price per month. 638 Laurel street, a cottage of three rooms, near K. C. S. shops, two blocks from belt line.

Price $11 per month. A two-story house of eight rooms, hall and galleries on Maple street, tn Parkview, near belt line. Price $S) per month. 408 Gary street a nicely finished eottag at four rooms, convenient to business. Price per month.

A five-room house on Southern avenue, near Jordan street. Price $10 per month. A nicely finished cottage of five rooms on Lacey street, opposite Mr. L. C.

Allen's residence. Price $20 per month, by the year. A nice eottag ot flv noma and gjsnsr tes on Jarda strsa. soar hsstsaM fsjrtt I 11 1 i -t ry Dr. R.

B. Terry, dentist, ru.ms 3 m.h1 4, Zodiag building, over New York Iiry Goods store. Telephone 12SJ. Movina alonl the same path we have ever trodden in the Jewelry business, With our mile posts of promptness, reliability and satisfaction always before UK. We have builded uion this foundation anil It has brought us a watch imputation In repairs, such as is en-Joyed lit fw other Jewelry houses in Ulis sertion.

Yes, we are moving will you moe Kith in? pi: illllllllllll I Merchants farmers Siank, MotNlay night. Th banks might believe they nild have the lis of this money ami this would not he trie case as the. wmild probably Invest this motley In Iwm.l. He stated that hf made this COR. TEXAS AND SPRING S1REETS.

SAV.K6S DEPARTISEN! i GENERAL BAKKIN8 BUSINESS aoiiMum ement in order to give notice to tli- banks of tills fact. Mr QiierH-s HiinoiiTM el.tbiit he would lesve for New cleans tonight and. would be away for three four days and sug-getd the eount II elect an acting mayrr. Mr. Ixiwenthal mivn the mayor select the mayor proim.

There was no objer- Behren's Iresh hore-hound drops will cure your cold. A look at ot" targe aiocs will yro-ductlve of ic fit a gsod lda In wall decoration. are headquarter ir this section of the country Because we carry by long odds the most varied and beet ae'ected stock of wall paper. WELLMAN, i 1 Tsias Street rx i. i a a kndcnm nrivata hnmA fo.

to aid STS them In saving so til Bums. Special rates mad on long time tK Call or write 'or fu o- 5 formation lion una Mayor yiierlws seleeted Mr. C. Allen to act Hs mayor pro tern during I his absence. Council adjourned until next Monday, uiwMMtmsHu mo tnjK par orat 1 i i.iiiivmi.u i.i...........i.....r.....i...