The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 6

0 THIS SII flEVErOirf LTIUE31 PAJTjp DAY." APRIL 1CC3 EXCITl FIIIISII word for all Classics Ads. ad. counted vlcta than fifteen words. Gash a word for all Classified Ads. No ad.

counted less than fifteen words. Cash with copy CADDO LODOH NO 179, F. AND A. 'Will hld a stilted com-Vtay" miM.teutloii tonight at 7 o'clock. Aliisonlo Hall; Niopr Imi'dlng, V.

ALMS AC W. M. W. OIIWI'MMAN, Secretury. Chance 103, Kenll worth 103, Leo New.

ell 10S. rail Kahltr 103. Fifth race, selling six and a half fur longs- Sly MaUl 103, LfenM.lOl, The HiOdilt S8, TmiiHr 99, t'haihlnude OH, podle JlHlle of Worth 9H. Hlxth race, Helling one und one-fom th milts: Major' Munslr 110, Fox Hard 1T. Ouutaina HMJ, UuUliint Heui 104, Ceylon lot, Linden Kllu hn McOuli 90, Dlgby Bell.

Cloudy, fast. .1. At (Inklaiul iSan Francisco, April IS. -Oakland vh. suits; a 4 mm mm WU Boor ia not of been "on laner' to sis months.

A capacity to continually store 375,000 bar. rela provides ample facilities to properly age all brews of Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass St. Louis, U. 8. A.

trtvrrs 0 famous Budwslsar. Mlchalob, Black A Tan, Faiist. Pala-Lagar, Anhsussr-Standard. Capsrt Fal and LauUu All orders proatptlr fllletl by A. S.

TOOMBS, Manager Anhenser-Buscn Branch, Shreveport, la. iiflo until it Koa for nt lonnt nut fall are made up at each center from th unum nuiiiuri- uiretKirts recelveo. TIIMPKRATFRK. WIND AND RAIN, t'nlted States Weather Bureau: vatlons taken at I a. m-, seventy-llfth me-rlillan time, Shrevi'uort.

Anrii li, ature. Wind. pre. Max. per hr ti 72 18 70 2 1 70.

Of 7 I 70 Lt 72 10 72 72 II (Ml 12 Lt 62 Lt 70 Lt 4 Lt 74 wl. 6 Lt IA 72 73 Lt TO 12 70 4 10 74 Lt. Lt Lt Pmifltl Talk 107. Bemlnro 107, Bid; Nuniiier 99, Ciuachan 107, ProdBgal Son 110, 102. Court Maid 104, Kei-nai-J loi, Matkey Dwyer 107.

Kixthrace Otw mile and svventy yards, handicap: Intiu'dv 120, IVtra II 133, Mins-if 112, Kilogram Iinip Lw m. Wood trice Wolen 91, Agne-s 90. It ace Results at all Ihe-leadilig tracks of Ihe country are received daily at the Shreve- Lntal missions taken from Tellable Phone 'IE BrTTEH THAN PILLS. The question hag been asked. what way are Chamberlain's Stomach 1 oml J.Uer Tablets superior to Our hnswev Is: They are easier nnd more pleasant to take, more mild und gentle In effect and 'more reliable us they ran always be depended upon.

Then they cleanse and Invigorate the stomach and leave the bowels in a nat-urnl condition, while pills are more har.li In effect and their use is often followed by constipation. For sale by Fred W. Bowers. No Itebate Allowrtl I iindnn. il 1(t Th i honcelhir of tbe exchequer announced in the house of '-ommons today that no rebate duty uould.be allowed on re-exported flour made from imported wheat on which the new duty of three pence (six cent?) per hundred weight had been pi.td.

iyM RIVER NEWS 44444t4t044 River Report United States Weather Bureau! Observations taken at a. seventy-fifth me-ridism time, Shreveport, April 1H, H2: I 1 1 1 PAW with copy. VMVwyww Tb4 foUowlac IMWIW ts) advert lae Km have bMo reoatved at the Tinea affios-aod are MraHlac ililiulii F. far Times. KnprewMiiatlve, ear TtinttV- 'i iw.r;,cat? H.

'rtir ThM H. care Time. i WANTED vVANTED Ludy wants position help In hotel or bnartiliig house. Address this office. (WANTED Two rooms partly furnished, suitable forUicht housekeeping; cubu in Address C.

S. care Swift Company, 4, ji(1UJ WANTEDA' few partlea at i0 per mouth to solicit for building association. Addrfsa Box 41, Denlson, Tex. rW ANTED Machinist and stenographer. Call room 22, Simon building.

ANTED At once Al sawyer for mill at-Shreveport; left hand band saw; only first-class man need apply. Ausrtro. American Stave and Lumber Ltd. WANTliiD-Seamstress. Applv 4113 Texas street.

WANTED At one three young ladles by fashionable dressmaker, to sew, Mrs. A- Roberts, 646 Gary street. WANTED Wood. Several hundred cords seasoned split pine wood, best market price paid. Bhreveport Mfg Co.

WANTED Toung ladies and boys to learn typewriting. Call at Public Stenographer, room 2, Simon building. paving contraotors to put down on Texas avenue 6u2 feet of sidewalk from Christian street to Lawrence street, 131 feet on Christian street, 160 feet on (Marshall street and 60 feet on Crockett street. This work to be done according to city ordinance or to the satisfaction of the city officials. Perrln, 118 Texas street.

Tou to call at new O. K. Hand Laundry, 632 Common etreet. All work guaranteed. Please give me your patronage.

1W ANTED Responsible tenant without children desires a small or three or four rooms, furnished 01 unfurnished. P. O. Box 344. city.

ANTED Agents to Bell life, accident and health insurance. W. C. Agurs, general agent, rooms 111 and IS, Cooper building, Bhreveport, La. ANTED A ff young aiei ooardert at 700 Common street, earner Crockett.

IWANTEQD rent fresh milk cows. Address Box Times office. WANTED Flftjr to 100 red cedar poles, thirty-five to forty-live feet long, seven-inch tops." Address Shreveport Gas, Klectrlc Light and Power Company. Shrevepcrt. La.

WAITED Furniture repairing, uphol-steruig, mattresses renovating, packing a lid shipping of household goods, etc. Phone Brewer, 8j3 Texas ave- WAJtfTED Two or tsree rooms for ligtu housekeeping; centrally located. Address, statiny price and location, E. S. care Times office.

(A' ANTED Teams at Fisher and at Horn-beck, on railroad tram grading; Mil good dry work; wagea 13.30 and $3.50 per day; pay once a month; supplies furnished any time needed. Also men on station work. Will furnish one year's wdrk for all good teams. S. Vree-lainl.

Contractor. WAcTEDPiaa and apeciBcatkn for the purpose of building a brick courthouse In us ton. to cost $25,009 to jaO.OOO, are invited to be submitted to thtf police Jury of Lincoln parish. on Monday, April 7, 1902, for adoption. J.

L. Bond. President Police Jury. WANTED A man wanted in every state in'the union to handle John B. Simmons' automatic window screens.

Any carpenter can make wood screens, any tinner can make metal screens. Call at Manhattan corner, opposite the courthouse, or address John B. Simmons, 244 Anna street. WANTED Toung men to learn telegraphy and station work for railway service; situatii secured or money refunded: write for Dallas Telegraph College, Dallas, Tex. FOR KKNT Yffii RENT Newly furnished front room for gentlemen only.

17 Common street. J-YfK RENT One nine room residence, Jacobs street, next door to Captain. Thatcher's residence. Apply to J. If.

Thatcher. YOH RENT Nice lurtiished room fur one two gentlemen at l'9 Texan avenue. J-TR KENT Nicely furnished "front rooms. Si "Franklin street. FOR RENT Furnished room, for gentlemen only.

Caddo street. FOR RENT Nice rooms with koarxl can ke had at I'd Texas av-tie. 1X)R RENT Small cottage. for saje! J. B.

Scott. Sla Maple street. B.ENT Three furnished rooms, good neighborhood, to couple without children. E. P.

O. Hx S4. J-'R RENT Sample room by the. day. Apply to Ross, 41" Texas street.

I'OR RENT Nicely Furnished rooms for 610 Market street. FOR RENT Nicely furntehed room. 617 Marhnll street. FOR HALF. IFOR SALE Eighteen hundred thousand feet of pine timber for sale; three miles from Louisiana and Northwestern Railroad, east of Athens.

Ia. For further particulars call on Charles II Rsrad's. or J. R. Fraxier.

at Athena, L- FOR RALE Tents end awnings. Phone SB, O. H. Brewer; best worn and lowest prices; the lowest shop, Texas avenue. FR SALE Household furniture, Stove and kitchen utensiis; buyer iss privilege of renting house.

319 Lake street. JOR SALE Red cypress shingien, 0f ail gradea from heart down to clipps: I. rick the finest quality. Red River Line. BOR 8AIT5 A 85-horae power return tubular toiler, also final engine, hot!) only twed a few weeks; In periect condition.

Pen Irk Ford. Shreveport, La. I'ulV SXLEMod-TT 0,0110 capacity saw nun In fine condition end complete. Just es It vkfl shut dwa aft-e Inn than two years' se. Thia Includes all tools, wagons, carts, lumber burgles.

In snort rverytnlng; must he sold; a rare r-gala. Write or J. O. Paty, 2if Itrret. First race Five furlongs, selling: Hollnus won, Ti Pilar second, lttondu third.

l-'f. Second race Half mile, selling; Syl via Talbot won, 'Belle Reed second, Amoriina third. Time 0:48 Third, race Seven furlongs, selling: Sly won, Matt Mogan second, Oolden Light third. Time 1-4. (Fourth race Thli'leen-slxteenths mile selling: Murlnense won, Mike Ulce second, Alfred third.

Time 1:22 1-2. Fifth race Seven furlongs, handicap; Flush of Hold Won, Bragg second, Hagerdon third. Time 1:27. Sixth race Mile und a sixteenth, selling: Wolhurst won, McNamara second, Expedient third, Time 1:49. Oakland Entries' Entries for April 18; First race Thrue-(imrters of a mile; selling: Judge Naston 111, III '1 Bohmsnson Swift Light Ri-sin H5, W'm.

Buyer MS. Ulllllls Hl, Carliinln Hs. Lakeland ill. Catherine Bravo Breton Pi. Cold Baron 111, Nellie Mi, Chappie ill, l'rnl 10S, Royul Prize ill.

Second race Selling; seven-elghlhs of a mile: Discovery PM, Jlngler loll, 'ftobt. Bonner II lot, Sol 109, Knocking Iii7. Dwlght Way 104, Matin 9lt. Helping Chlhl 101, Myriad Dancer 101, Cussle 107. Theron 101.

Arthur Ray 112. San Lu-Hon lie, Yankee lride IKt. Our Pride PH. Third race of a mile: Olendenning lno, February 1fl, Doublet illllly 'Moore loo, Byron Roue 110. Fourth race Handicap; mile: fc.igdiid 100, -Jennie Held I'M.

Gawalne 114, llaldo 90, I'lloa 107, Matilda PC, Boh Palmer 105. Oscar Tolle 110. ilrafter 110, Elinor L. 100, Compass 90. Fifth race Three-quarters of a mile: sePIng: Our Lizzie 1IKI, Cithelio X.

Shvs Me imi, Tntrepldo 111. Hllarv 111, Algaret-ta JiiM, First Shot 111. Sir Clans 07. Satan 111. Berendas P.

Sea Lion 1H. Kllldoe 7. King Dellis 114. Floecknoe 111, Montana Peeress 95. Sixth race-Selling; mile: Frank Woods 112.

Quadra 91, Decoy 112, Frchln 112, Rio Chlco 112. Iyoyal S. Billy 'Lyons P. Bab 106. The Elk m.

Dloined 112. Htad-strovg 63, Ceo. Dewe? Iinturler 112, Rainier 112. Clear; fast. At Aqueduct i New York, Aipril 'r wa jiertVc't and th trtuk In goo.l coi-dillon.

Two favorites and two ec.i4 choices were amiwg the winner. First race Four and one-thalf furlongs, selling: Dark Mane Olorious second: Tom Mnvbln ihlr.1 Time 5G. Seoonil rar-e FSve ami one-half furlongs, stjling: Ger4esvo first. Iridesn.t stH-ond; Taxman third. Time LOS Third ra'ce-iSix furlongs, ham Leap: KllogrrRm won; R.u jkAcuml- Rocky Milrtf.

Time 1:13 4-5. VourVh race Four and fur- lonss, selling; Florestan' won; fmpetu oils sex-ond; Jane Kay tihird. Time '56 4-P. Fifth rac? 9even' futflongs, selling: Roysttrer wom; Houmtwus second; Kl- sle iteird. Time 1:29 1-5.

Sixth race ig furlongs: May Har- rism won; Ohio Girl second. AdefolU Prime third. Time 1:15 2-5. AquiHlutitKntries First race iSeven-elghts .1 le, soiling: Lam men 106, ill, ShandoJifield 94, Satire 115, Fried Krupp 94, Ninondo 101, loM Fox 111, Mam 91, The Referee 102, Filibustr 110, Swamiiiarrds 93, Zolo 110, Sir Ft -rian 114, Arbitrator- 110, Ben 113, 'Hough Rltfcr.110, Lon FiR'nrmiii. 111, Marathon 106, iMary Wortit 95, The Talisman 86.

race Five and one-half furlongs, handicap: Malster 14, 112. Nttther One 105. Ninomia 102, Buttress- 102, FaiWus 97. Third race Four and three-fourths fni'longs-, two-year-old, Scottish Bluet 94, dra-ina tus Mystic Belle 105, Joe Cohb 107, Bisman 104, Flying Gypny 103, Soothsayer 10.5. 'lu'ilh rac-, tf fa mile, three-yrt-r-olJ.

I0J. 108, S(U'te K0 oni Tuul Calgary 97. 97, Jack Op-mi nd 108, J. Busch Trump 10S. Cb.ran 97, Msn War IjS, ril SI, w-cr 108, Fair Knijjh: W.

Fifth raCe l)ir and one-half fur-lo-igs, maiden, tv; 1 yea old-Ma i- Eina 99, Miss CIdne 99, Nlaxus 101. Heroine 101, Hand Spinner 107, Merciful 99, VcteoKso Silurian Lowered Track Record at Memphis Yesterday 'I II Otber Results at tbe Various American Tracks Yesterday -LakesWe, AQuedHCtl and Oakland Memphis, April ipe-tufl of a truck record broken it second snd a tjuurter wits witnessed In the fourth nue toduy, a hundicup. ut a mile and seventy yards, when Pat Dunne's Silurian mlded another victory to hia credit. Sllurlun was 2 tn 1 uhe betting, und defeated ScurU-t Lily und Houth Xirense. Cm unwell was favorite at to 5.

tioui'let Lily wub 7 and Houth Hrecze 2. Scarlt't Lily und ran neck und neck ull the way to the heud of the atreuh, which was entered with tile, four horses almost on even terms. The finish whs an exciting one, Sllurlun winning by milf a length in 1:45 3-4. The previous track record for the distance was 1:47, made by Cuvkir lust year. Weather warm, track fuat.

First Riice-Selllng. one rnlle and a sixteenth: Holla, 13 (Uell), even, won; Mr. Potneroy, 9 to 2, second; Mr. Rose, US' CI. Dean), 30 to 1, third.

Time 1:5. L'wle Tom.The Caxton, Angelesla, Aliss Zaru.Hetiueath and Loku also ran. Sex-ond Four mid one-half furlongs: Rightful, 113 (J. Woods), 7 to won; Au Kevoir, 113 (i'oburn), 2 to 1, second; Lyman Hay, los (Ulrkenruth), 12 to 1, third. Time 0:56 1-2.

Droits, Germany, John C. King, Aruxe. Harrison. Robert O. Lansing Third Race One miile: La Crimae, 84 (J.

WuUth), 4 to 1, won; The Conijueror 108 (Winkfleld), 12 to 1, second; Waring, 121 (N. TurtiHi), 1 to 4, third. Time 1:41. Strangest ran. Fourth Race Handicap: One mile und seventy yards; Silurian, 97 (J.

Walsh), 2 to 1, -won; South Breeze, 103 (T. Dean), 3 to 1, Wond; Scarlet Lily, 02 (Louden), 2 to 1, third. Time 1.45 3-4. C. B.

Campbell ran. Fifth Race Selling, four and one-half furlongs: Votary, (Birkenruth), 13 to 10, won; Step Around, 101 (Louden), 7 to 1, -second; Cold Ornament 100 (T. 12 to 1, third. Time Lulu Glazer, Pickles, Wnero, Senator Morrison, Almurie.r Cherokee. Laws, Mt, Bender Sixth seven furlongs: Nearest, 102 won; Ennack.

81 (Preston), 30 to 1 second; Edith 107 (Loughlln), 50 to 1, TlmP 1:30 1-2. Elsie Bramble, Plead, Orleans. Josie The Rronsse Demon, Flonie 8. ran. Meinptiia flntrrH Entries for' April First race One mile, selling: Lee Nutter 97, King Tatius 99.

Tripp 99. Drummond 103, Kilmandscharo 107, H. L. Coleman luS. Second race Mile and a quarter, selling: W.

B. dates 110, Sir Rolli 105, Searcher 103. 'Pay the Fiddler 97, Rebel Jack 97, 'Plead 91. Third race Mile and a sixteenth, selling: Aladdin 102, Harry New 102, The Rival 102. Lucien Appleby 102, Kaffir 97, Barouche 97.

Fourth race Five furlongs, selling, Memphis stakes: Andrew Ring 105, Early 105, Memphian (Bennett entry) 105, Mallory (Bennett entry) 118, Henry MoDaniels 115, Tom Cogan 113, J. Campbell (Schorr entry) Spencer Relff (Schorr entry) 115, Watkins Overton 105, Jno. C. Klnsr 105. Fifth race Fuil course steeplechase, selling: Oolden Link 150, Meddler 150, Daryle 118, Precursor Henry Oibbs 139, MacLaren 135, Robert' Morrison 126.

Sixth race-Seven and a' half furlongs, purse: Admonition 116, Flying Torpedo 113, Lord Quex 110, Peaceful 109, Arlan 107, Harry Wilson 98, 1, Sam-elson 98. Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed. At Lake drift Chicago, April IS. Favorites fared badly at Lakeside today, only one decided first choice winning. First race Six furlongs: Reel won, Meran second, Lucy Locket third.

Time 1:17 l-3i Second Four and a half furlongs: The Phantom won, Lacy Crawford seoond. Boy Wonder third. Time 0:56. Thiril raa Qiv fitplnnra- i nlirnVAil won, Little Jack Horner second, Hay-don third. Time lilU 4-5.

Fourth race Mile: Dewey won, second, John A. Clark third. Time Fifth race Four ftulongs: Agnes Mack won, Frances Porter aecond, Oe-heimniss third. Time 0:49. Sixth race Mile: Cogswell won, Thurles second.

Homage Ihird. Time 1:42 1-3. Lakcniite Knlrle Entries Tor Anrll First rrtcf, selling onr mllo: Red Ap-Pi- 111, Possnrt 109. Jcnn ins, Miss Liza 104. Moroni 104, Miss Conrad 104, Banish 107.

Sir riatlan KXS. Dunn tor 103, Ida 102, txK'ne 102, Watita lOl, Lnrator 101, Meridit 100, The Mormon 87, Emma A M. 80. Second race, selling two year olds, oil" half mile: Stem Winder 113, Lady Oiiliantry 110, Our Br-ssto 110, The- Don -Lady Chun hill 107, Silver Fringe 1U Hell Crahum 103. F.

O. Umul 102, MirnrulotMt 99. Third race, selling five-eighth of a mile; Scorpio lis. Little J. Horner 109.

I' Yoti Itiro 10fi, Moncymiiss IOC, Bur-ni Bunton 104, Otis 87, 7.lbln 92, Iterse 92. I A. Fourth rnce, selling, owner handicap, Dan. St'ge-Changes line. a.m.

rise fall. Atrhur City ...27 Fulton 21.3 0.0 0.5 Lttiie Rock 13.2 2.2 0.0 IUisvlile 13.4 40 New Orleans 14.1 0.1 0.0 Shreveport 11.3 0.2 M.11 Vicksbnrg 13 41.2 0. RKAL KHTATK SEE ANDREW Cl'RRlE, deuler In city ami suburbun reul estate. Ofilce real en. stnto exchange, 2W! Milam street, Phone SSI.

FOR SALE Seven-room house on cor. ner lot in silk stocking district: Seven-room house In, business section, "half block from railway; rents for $10; price $0500. Hve-room houiS wiiii ull, modern conveniences, on lot within three blocks of postotflce; $5000, Two vacant lots otj avenue, opposite Moch's wagon yard; terms reusonunle. Nine vacant lots within three blocks of court house; $700 each. Two lot In Howard Cole addition, clore In; fii25.

will move the 20-acfo tract adjoining narrow gauge depot, which the railroads are now "triggering" on exr proprlating. Hurry up and beat them to It. Eleven acres adjoining the home places of Hons. W. L.

Foster and Walter F. Hill; $5600. HOYT.E TOMKTES. Real Estate Broker. W.

S. DENIS estate and ren-tal agents. I have for sale some choice lots down town and suburban proprl.v. Let me show them to you. Office Cooper building, room 15.

FOR SALE FOR SALE-Fifty-four house and Jots from 1600 to $20,000 each: 40.000 acres Red river and hill land, and mall and Urge tracts, $1.60 to $62.00 per acre. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY 800 acre from $40 to $600 per acre. SUBDIVISIONS Lots in twelve subdivisions of this city. Apply to John Patzmatt, (03 Texas street NRW TAILOR Prices, lit and satisfaction guaranteed. Donner, upstairs over First National Bank'.

205 Milam street. TO KX CHAN OK EXCHANGE Piece of ground in city to exchange for good horse or mule. J. II. SHIP YOUR C0TT0N, HIDES, WOOL, FURS.3 TALLOW AND BEESWAX TO HERMAN L0EB Shreveoort.

La. Prompt returns and Pt. Lou or New Orleans net prtoet guar- MtaL Red River Line- For New Orleans, STEAMER ELKCTRA. Leaves Tuesday, April 15, at noon. For Upper Red River, STEAMER OEM, Leaves Wednesday, April 16, at 12 o'clock.

Freight received from alt points at a tlme on the wharfboat. CHAS. P. CHAS. W.

DROWN, Tr-fflc Manage! vb4 Secretary Or! C. SOETZ, Dtaler la STAPLE AND PANCT GROCERIES REDUGTO 0 Is a perfectly harmless vegetable compound. It positively and permanently eliminates corpulency and superfluous flesh. It Is a CURE ABSOLUTE and as harmless as fresh air. Thousands of patients have used this treatment.

Physicians indorse it. Write to us for FREE TREATMENT Send 4 cents to cover postage, etc. Correspondence strictly confidential Everything In plain sealed packages. We send you the formula, you can make "Reducto" at home If ynu deslr; you know the ingredients and need have no fear of evil effects. Address Ginseng; Chemical Co 5701 Jefferson Avenue, fT toriH.

MO 0 REDUOTOj Real Estate and Life Insurance If you wont to buy or sell property In lh city see first. We can save you trvmey. We are also ngentn for the I'm-ileittlul Life Insurance Company sr.fl can nfrr you the best nt policies and with the Strongest of companies. GOLDSTEIN MABRY, .117 Ttsss firassr, Rial Estate, Rental and Lift Int. Agts.

I WINDSOR HOTEL Washington Street i I First-rlso Sn Irt i Sampt-KiMmi in nmn. Hot ami told lUths Fire. Teli-ptione No. l. W.

II. 1: VK. Proprietor. FOR SALBV-Tlve acre let, $500, Fairfield addition: also ten aero Jut. Price on application.

A. lllghliouse, 710 Tcsas streot. FOR 8 ALB BY K. MURRAY A CO. A fine dwelling, with all conveniences and ritc orchard and garden, with beven 40 feet lots, a chance fur a nice home, price A six room cottage on two lots, with bam, outhouses and two cisterns water, on terms, only A rare bargain In a nice house and two beautiful lots, only A new dwelling on om lot, this ruee will rent for $20 per month, and 1 a bargain for the purchaser, only All of above properties are In good neigh- borhoods.

five shares' of building association stock; series over iuo puld up to date. J. E. MI'RRAY Ileal Estate Exchange. Phone 3L 22 Milam St.

PINE LANDS 30,000 acres virgin forest long leaf pine land, in North Louisiana. Railroad runs through It. Will cut 15,000 feet and upwards to the acre. Price on application. acres long and short leaf pine land.

Two railroads runs through thib body of land. Will cut tiiiO feet to the acre. Terms easy. Huutl acres pine land. Will cut 4500 feet to the acre.

Price very low. A snap if taken at once. 'Mm acres of virgin foreist long and short leaf pine lands, within fifty miles of Shreveport. Wl'l cut 10,000 feet to the acre. This Is a bargain.

FOR SALE Seven and one-half acres adjoining Virginia place, fronting on Texas road; Two lots and four houses on Western avenue. One lot and fourteen-room house on Milam street; price Jlu.OuO. Four three-rooia house In the West End on lots; few each. Two four-room houses, $SO0 each. Red river plantation; 720 acres; 14 cabins and gin house; $5000 cash balance in live years, $iou0 each with I per cent interest.

Rented for 4-100 this year. Five-room house in Texarkana annex, corner Topeka avenue and Cresweil street; price Rice lands 1UJ0 acres rice land on TrlDity caual. Chambers county, Tsxas; 12i)0 acres ia cultivation four good houses and barnes; canal runs through this tract of land. Also 640 acres rice land under the Rey-wood canal. Liberty county, Texas, unimproved.

Also 640 acres rice land. Liberty county, Texas, five miles north of T. N. O. R.

R. all of above described lands will go at a bargain. New six-room house on Jordan street; tm. New six-room house on Gary street; $3000. One five-room house and hall.

Four four-room houses on Travis St, rents for $64.00 per month, price $3000. Two houses, with hall, on Laurel street, price $2fKi0. One six-room house and lot in Tex-arkuna Annex, on Herndom avenue, price ifirao. 7 four-room houses on Walnut street, One hundred and twenty feet front by 150 feet deep on Margrett Place. street.

Blve-room house and lot in Texarkana Annrx, on Topeka avenue, price $1500. Apply L. M. M'DT'FFIE. Room 22.

Cooper FOR BALE Two-story residence containing all modern Improvement, B17 Travla treet. In heart of the city; convenient to business; within one of post-office and courthouse square and on the best residence street In the city. Apply W. E. Hamilton, office of Shreveport Gas, Electric Light and Power Company, Milam street.

KXGINKKRING AMD SURVEYING WILK1B WOODARL). -ooms a and II Cooper building. Surveys, maps and estimates made. Prompt attention. Ao- 1 urate work.

SEWING MACHINE STANDARD, Domestic, Singer Household, White, Wheeler and Wilson, New Home. All kinds repaired. Foster Carter. 8prlng street. Phones 8f artd 776.

LOST LOST One evennly marked liv'er and white pointer puppy, about 9 weeks old. Liberal -reward "'if returned to J. P. Ford, at Penick Ford's office. 1 I.

.1... 1 1 1 I l. lull! V.l 1 1 uilu ceive reward. No questions asked. LOST Bunch of keys on silver- chain-Return Dreyfus Taber's office.

INSI HANCK AKO HKAL K8TATE FIRE, accident and p'ate glass Insurance, surety bonds, city and country proyerty for sale. Rents collected. Special attention given to collecting rents for nonresidents. Robert it. Emery.

Office, Merchants' and Farmers' Bank WANTKO KNOWN Wis guarantee to cure the addiction to morphine, whinkv and kindred drugs with the tnlldept, quickr-gt, roont ifli-clnt snd harmless remedy In existence. Westmoreland Sanitarium, l.Vl Park venue, Shreveport, La. Phone V7. Williams 4 Townsend. Dr.

S. H. Hicks, medical director. HTRAYKU OR HTOLK.N STRAYED OR HTOLEN-Lergn dark 1sy horse, with white hind foot. ImhI sen suth'end of town, with on.

Reward for return to Irving place. tIRR 1NSUIIACK iC. B. JTOflKSONv aaent. Spring treet, wnn zi yeans cxpenenr in me ouaineaa.

solicits your patronage. PIOKKONAL O. If. I tit EWER, fpholsierer, repairs snd mHnufa-ture everything pfrtlnitig to upholstery. Phone 296.

S3 Texas avenue. PERSONAL-Cnre yourself. Is a moet wonderful discovery. A ssfe, quick snd sure rnr for all private diseases. Warranted to cure In from three to seven days.

Sent by express, prepaid, la plain falid wrapper, to any sdrtre, rernt of wi. Address 5 P. C. Kf l. Shreveport.

La. MCHIKRV X)H eteclrh; light plants, fuel oil burning sppnratoe and Fairbanks-Morse gasoline engines which run on Ueau-mont crude nil. See Arthur B. Newman, Cooper building, flhrevepurt. La.

Mln. ...44 ,..44 ...02 .....30 ...59 ...44 S4 ...4 44 ..42 ....4 62 Abilene Amarlllo Chicago Coipus Chrlntl Denver 1 Vtift Un.lK Fort Worth O'Uveston Huron Jacksonville 1 11 ljttle Rik-Ii naiiKUM l.uisville Memphis Miles City Modena Montgomery New Orleans North P'atte Oklahoma Omaha (Rapid flty I San Antonio Shreveport 'St. Ioiiis 50 yiokjiburg 50 WEATHKR CONDITIONS. The temperature is lower this morning over the. ''ast gulf states and the extrnne northwest and west; elsewhere It Is higher, the Increase amounting to ua lnuch as IS di-grees over Kansas.

Air pressure ap pears somewhat Irregularly Hstributed; pressures ar- everywhere slightly beluw normal though'a trough of lower pressuro extends from Texas to the lakes. Rain is reported from southern Texas and the eastern portion of the cotton belt. W. A. MITOUFLL.

Observer in Charge. A NF.ARL.Tf FATAL. BUNAWAY Started a horrible nicer on the leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Orove, 111., 11,1 urtiru anoiHii reotfuies for four years.

Then Bucklen'a Arnica Salve cured him. Just as good for boils, burns, bruises, cuts, corns, scalds, skin eruptions and piles, 23c. at Dr. 11 O. Allen' drug store.

.1..... 1 PiigilUt Harahan liwad Chi ago, April IS. "Wild Bill' Hanra. ban, pugUist, died at m. at the county after several days Illness of pneumonia.

Hanrahan waa about to enter the ring when it wfi discovered that he was sick. A doctor was culled and found that the pugilist had a temperature of 104. He was Immediately sent to the. Communication Cot Off New York, April 18. The Western.

Vtilon Trli'praph Company? central tWe office issued the following notice "All telegraphic communication with the Interior of the republic of Columbia Is suspended. The only cities not affected by this advice are Cammltlee'to Mstt The committee of local wholesale grocers ap(Kinted to arrange for the convention of wholesale grocers which will assemble In this. city on the 2tst and 22nd instant, will meet today for the purpose of arranging the business and social program. 1 Cccd-byo Cospf R1VKR FOKIX-AST. The Rid river In the vicinity 'of Shreveport will rise during the next twenty-four hours.

44444444444444444440 COTTON RKO ION Bl'LLKTIN. States Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau Cotton region bulletin fur the twenty-four hours tndlrg at 8 a. seventy-fifth meridian lime, Shreveport, April IS, 12: No. Ttmp.

Rain-Central Station. rcpt Max. Min. fall. Atlanta Augusta Charleston Galveston, Little Rck Memphis Mobile New Orleans Savannah Vicksbnrg Wl 41 .21 .....11 ftl 4 5 64 62 .06 ...30 72 SO 72 44 ..16 08 44 .09 ..10 70- 4 .00 8 70 4 .15 74 4S 12 7 52 11 74 48 .00 ...10 Sl i .4 ..9 70 44 .00 Slightly warmer over Oklahoma and southeast Georgia; stationary or lower temperatures elsewhere.

Rain is reported from Georgia and the Carollnas. Note The average maximum and minimum temperatures and the average rain Lei tko COLD CZI3T twisa do ycL'r vcrk," BOD Bettor for clothe9, dishos, and pans, floors and doors and yat more economical. COLD DUST drives dirt before, it make everything clean and bright lessen the housewife's cares. With GOLD DUSTS aid wash-day ceases to be Blue Monday." It makes it possible to have snow whit clothe without rubbing them to pieces on the washboard. Made Chicago, New only by THE N.

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