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"tdActc;, ýo f t: ttº Just :t Sweet." The fr:- .,:e of life is vigor and s..n cth, neither of c. n be found in a per son whce blood is impure, and whose every breath speaks of internal troubles. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood, gives a good appetite and makes the weak strong. Run Down - "My husband was run down in healf4 and all tired out. Those arcellent medicines. Hood's Pills and Sarsa parvlla, built him up again." Mrs. IL L. jlowr , Towanda, Pa. Hood' Pilus cure liver ills; the non-Irritating and iiy cathartic :u take with Hood's SarsaparltiL THE CAUCASIAN. SHBREVEPORT, LA., December:b6, 1900 WEATHER FORECAST. A High Temperature Followed by a Cool Wave. [Copyrignt, 1900, by W. T. Foster.1 St. Josepb, Mo., December 15.-Least bul. letin gave forecasts of storm wave to cros0 continent 17 to 21, warm wave 18 to 20, sool wave 19 to 28. Storm wale will reach Paciec coast about 21, cross west of Rockies by close of 22, great central valleys 28 to 26, Lastern States 26. Warm wase will croes west of Rockies about 21, great central v&lleys 28, Eastern States 26. Cool wave will crose west of Beekies about 24, great central valleys 26, Eastern States 28. This disturbance will bring a great rise in temperature, and after it has passed the temperature will remain warmer than it was before the disturbance same The lowest average temperature of the month was calculated for the week ending 22 and the week ending 29 will average much warmer. A little earlier west and later seat of meridian 90. The high temperature wave. due on meridian 90 abeut U4, will eanse a remark. bly sudden rise and the storm wave wil quickly cress the coatinent, following which the *eet wave will not be severe. Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applicatisns as they eannet reach the diteased portioe of the ear. There is only oe way to sure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Dearness is ca used by an inlamed sonditio of the moous lining or the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Inlamed you have a rIabling sound or Imperfect hearing, and and when it is entirely closed, deafness ie the result, and untset the lntsmmation sen be faked out and this tubs restored to 'ts normal eedition, hearing wilb beade. strcyed forever; nine eases out of ten are caused by catsrrh which Is nothing but an istlased cenditise of the mucous eurfasees. We will give One Hundred Dailare for any eae of desanees (esnee. by cnarrbh) that cannot be cured by Hall'e Catarrh Care. Send for efreolar fTree. N. J. CHI NE! a COrTelsdt, O. Eanates of R J Hausoek Chapter I Bsder Demaer.I chapter met is r ular semssum Tuesday. Desesber 11. A maoe. t seed a Chli...as box so SM Instant to vteraas at Wamp Miehole, was uasalmssely aidspd. A letter frem rs Te.,.., presdeems of Shmoepert Chapter, seilslsag aM to build a meameaat at Shmspeart ls mummy of Cemfediste selierse of North Loesldas, was reed, and It was resolved that a dieatlee be made by this Chapter, aul that the reoording meretary be requested ts selicit suasmrt~ass for same. The Chapter the. adjearsed. X34 B A KELLY, Preeldeut. MRS ILLh 1w31o3, Seoretary. The Modern Mother sas feoad that her little esa are Improved more by the pleamsat Syrup of fags, whoe Sm mnd of the laxatta stfet of a gentle remedy, than by say other. Children eajey it and It beselts them. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is manufactured by the (,alforala hig Syrup Co. only. When you want money, are Insur saes, bends, life nasurance, real estate aeeldefit Insurance or building and loan steak, am W C Agura, In theb Cooper sulidina. BUY YOUR Groceries and Produce ;'FROM ANBR£4 Q\\ERBýs C1 ty Vwst Wholesale Grocery House in Shrwv pirt. Crsarie MJJam and Leve. Streets. ICADDO LEiVES BOARD. The: Proceedings of the ;Session Meld December 14. The Cadde Levee Btaru met in the ofiek of the secretary on Thursday, December 13, in adjourned session: Present-T F Bell, president, presidine with K. M. Smith, Join henteli, John Glassell, C. W. Lane, W. F. Taylor and J.M. Robinson. The minutes of the last session, Novem ber 28, were read and approved. Assessor Nicholson's bill for $2,) as compensation for his services in making up the report of the produce tax for the past four years, was presented, and on motion of Mr. Lane. duly seconded. the secretary was instructed to pay the same. D. T. Land, attorney, reported toe as sessor'e bill Ier $100 for .asesement roll as correct, and on motion same was ordered paid. Mr. Taylor oiered the following rese lution, duly seconded: "Resolveu thbt the secretary of the board be directed to wire tue H)n Planor Breazeale at one requesting him not to take nor permit any action regarding lake lands in the Caddo levee ulstrict without conferring with this board." Carried. On motiou the board went into execu tive session. Executive session closed and ooen ses sion resumed. The following bids for lands were ac. cepted: R. W. George, 160 acres at $7 1; N. T. Williamson, 160 acres at $10; X. M. Adger, 400 acres at 10 and 160 acres at $12; J. N. Gilliam, 80 acres at $7 <0; N. A. Wasson, 16) acres at $7 30 and J. P. Flournoy, 1578 acres at $8. All other bids were rejected and new bids invited, to be opened at next meeting. On motion of Mr. Taylor, duly seconded. all parties who have purchased lands from this board are required to come forward and take deed or satisfy the board with proper security within thirty days from this date, or their purehase will be vacated. Adopted. The board adjourned to meet on Thurs day, January 17, 1901. Thought HIS Time Had Come. H A Ziekfoose, Hemlock, W. Va., says Two years ago Iwas laid up with my liver I thought my time had come. I happened on to Mamon's Liver Pills and used one box. 1 am all right now. L Lave been feeling like another man since that time. Baye ycu a cold in the head, accompa nied by uncontrollable sneezing, eye watery, red red t1nrmed. Pains all ove body, especially at nape of n- :k. Bone ache as it they had been bea en. If you teel this way, try Mpeello Glebule **14'; ai will relieve yea. Manufactured and for sale by Allen's Pharmacy. Dr TM smemgys, dentist. O fice In Cooper bulloinsu ior Sale. Hogs on foot for sale. Apply to T W W Stinson, Benton, La., or to Hunter Bros., Shreveport, La. Fire Works No tice to hereby riven that the police are instructed to promptly arrest any one Bing erackers, rockets or any explosives ta the dletrict boanded by McNeil at reet I Cross bayou, Lake street and Bed river; of within two~bleeks of any cotton warehouse or depot. ] Public safety demands this, sad the law a will be entereed. B HOLZ MAN, Mayor. J.W LAKE. Chief of Police. Santa Claus' Headquarters. When visiting Shreveport come to Santa Ulaus' headquarters which Is Btowers' drug store, earner Texas and Market attests. Come sad bring the children, but somew ad see what is ofered-the thousands of bright new things, all handsome, attractive, suIt. able for Santa Claus. Al kinds of dolls, big sad little dolls, wooden abd tin toys for boys* Christmas time is ueareshand ard get ready. Bowers will supply all your wants at low prices. To the Publio. I wish my old friends and the gen eral public to know that I am still c conducting a cotton storage, real estate sad rental business at my old stand 118 Texas street.' I give my personal attention to the sale of cot. ton. I purchase goods for customers t in the country tree of charge. My facihtlesfor getting the very ' latest and most reizable cotton news ( Is equal to that of any firm In Shreve port= I sell every description o1 teal estate, such as timber lands, farms 'residences, stores, vacant lots and suburban tracts. [ rent houses and farms, collect rents, make proappt re mittances and pay tazee for non-res idents who intrust their business to a me- All busluem intrusted to me I shall have my best attention. < W C PERRIN 11 Texas Street. Sbrevepor 5 THE CITY COUNLIL A Synopsis of the Proceadings of Thursday Night's Session the City Council was convened Thura day night in adjourned session, His H ,nor, Hon Ben Holsman, mayor, presiding. Dr J C Egan, president of the Sjreve. port Board or Health, sugested the advisability of instituting a system for toe inspection of milk, and submitted a reso lution therefor which bad Deen drawn by the city attorney and the sanitary commit tee of the Bosri of Health, and hat been adopted by the Board of Health. The ordinance provides for a milk inspector and the condemnation of adulterated milk or milk from diseosed cows, and milk faidng to reach a spesitic gravity. The Inspector is to receive a fee of one cent per cow or Inspection. Action on this ordinance, which was opposed by Councilmten Wagner and Crain and favored by Counoilman Mabry, wes deterred until January. The joint committees-street lignting and franchise committees-through Coun cilman Berunteln, re orted favorably on the Did of the Shreveport Gas. Electrio Light and Power Company, with the condition that twenty five additional lights be require4, and the right is reserved to the city to locate and change any or all the lights. The report of the committee was accepted and the contract was awarded unanimously to the company named for a period of five years, beginning at the expiration of their present contract which will expire in An ordinance by Mr Alston, providing Ire esoapes for certain buildings in the city, was adopted. A ccmmittee of the Industrial league A Cuirle, Chas C McCloud and C Scott DeLay-submitted a memorial, which was read, and in which is suggestea the exten sion and improvement of Commerce street, as being the most economical route to the Hargrove Cotton Mill. The proposition was viewed favorably by the Council. Councilman Mabry called attention to the fact that the meat ihspector's salary in fees amounted last month to over $ 17S, which is a larger salary than was intended when the cebedule was adopted. A lively discussion followed. during which the in spoction was criticised and provoked the risibles of the Council and spectators* Action was deterred. The Council having considared other business, was adjourned to Wednesday, December 19. Make the Girls and the Boys Happy. Christmas is the time for good cheer; make the children happy. Come and see what Bowers has for Christ mas gifts. Low prices will not fail to please. -Drug stere, Texas street, corner Matket, t breveport. Don't use greasy, sticky preparations for chapped hands, tace and akln. Toilet Cream *'412". Big lour ounce bottle Rac. Elegant and unobjectlonable. Allen's Pharmacy. BOARD OF HEALTH. Report of Vital Statistics of Shreveport Loiisstsa. Bgeord of Marriages. Births, Still births and Deaths at the Health Offee for the weet ending Saturday noon, December 1S, 1900: MARRIA658. B C Botsseau and Evangellne Trippett. O B Lehman and Laura X Sampson. A Jackson and Julia Robs.n (o). W Freeman and Cora Samuels (c). L T White and Weep Chips (o). Y Brown and Agnes Teat (c). B H Campbell and Dora Anderson (e). W Joiner and Belle Grant (el, B Thorpe and Poet Miles (e). IaRTHs. " L and PP Causey, boy. AB and L F Uaniels (e) boy. A and F B Bluat (e) boy. Jas and Mary F Brown (e) boy. emsta. alarms. Children oft and Mrs Eaeolch (twins.) DLATUS. Janes Y Fester, aged 70 years. A D Seizas, aged 52 years. Ballte Heard (a) aged 80 years. CAUSUS OF DRATN. Cvetitlo.............. General congestipn.................1 Septicaemia ............................ 1 sUMtMARY O Ds&Tas. Deaths from all causes................. a White ....................... ..... 2 Colored............................. oale. ........ .......................I Over 60 years of ag:.................. 1 Under 6 years of age...................... 0 J. C. EG ANl, M. D., Health Oticer. JNO. D. MURRAY, hecretary. SADDLERY. When needing goods in the sad dlery line, try R P Morton, 203 Texas street. His line of stock, side aso boys' saddles is complete; he also carries a line of horse covers, blankets and lap robes. Repairing a specialty. Goods in the saddlery line make substantial U bristmas presenae. if you are Interested in society station. ary, call at Allen's Ptaarmnaey and see the latest and swelleat time. Geranium Re, Nite Green and Aerial Blue, in box's, tablets and bulk. ALFALFA ! ALFALA! 6ew Crop, 1903, Grown 'see(. I have in transit 50,000 pounds new Alfalfa Clover Seed. Same was con. tracted for last sprint, ani was grown specially for me. It will be to the advantage of prospective buyers to get sasmoles and prices from noi, be fore buyii.g elsewhere, as there will be a large quvatity of low grade seed ,n the marker, on accouut of the loin drouth in the Alfalfa growing section. Any inuormauionu regarding Alfalfa, as to planting and the profi a to he aerived tnerefrom, will be cheerfully given. HEN tY ROSE, Wholesale Seed Merchant, Shreve port, La. I Arrest Lisease ty Lhe t; 1'-e o; Tutt'a Lo cr :cur stomnach, 1i Lion, torpid liver, 4t and ali bL~ious ,. TLJTT'S Liver PVLLS Real Estate Transfers. The following tranesers of real estate were recorded by the clerk of the ) istric Court for the week ending Saturday, December 15, 19(0. Mrs N T Mulhaupt to T e Sehiamper I one smiib interest in ten acre jot 2;, $900 00. 9 It Bernstein to Ellas Moran, lot in Rankin's subdivisions, 800 00. Wm Robsmn et al to Mrs Kate H Ward. two thirds interest in lots 1 and 2, block U2. 6,500 00. Mrs Kate H Ward to V1 in Robson et al, the Ferryleld Plantation, Tones bayou, 7,500 00. W C Perrin to Willis .Johnson. !ot 4 Lincoln Heights subdivision, 100 00. E 0 Tucker to Samon Leonard, south west quarter of northeast& quarter o soutneast q arter, section 12. township 17, range 13, 900 CO. Smith Willis to Chas Willis, northeas quarter of northeast quiicer, section 20 township 16, range 13, 100 00. Murray Gilmer to W W Page, west hall of northeast quarter. sectien 4, townsaip 18, range 14, 367 00. I D Tucker to J A Mo;.khouse, north. west quarter of section 13; south west quarter of southeast quarter, sec:ion 12, township 17, range 15, 600 00. W C Agurs to Mime A Hudson, lot 2, block 10, West Shrevepoit, 60 00. H Forbing to Jas McCoy, northeast quarter of northeast quarter section 82; west halt of morthaest quareroz seuthe+a.t quarter, section 29, township 10, range 13. l1ll 00 H 3 orbing to Henry B own, northeast quarter of northeast quaiter; east ha f of north half of southeast quarter, sectk'- 29, township 16, range 13, 1u 00. G W Ester to F C Christian, one acre in Vivian. 100 00. F Martel to Rbt Bennett, lot 15, Wein. stock's subdivision, 250 00 F Martel to Levi Cacti lid, lot 12, Wein stock's subdivisiop, 250 00. Mrs Martha Payne, tutrix, to Frank Taylor, northwest qiarter of noreheast quart.', west half o0 northeast quarter of northeast quarter, section it, township 28, range 15, 50 acres, 202 87, Gus Giheon to Jacob Gllikan, southeast quarter of northeast quarter, sectioh 24, township 23, range 16, 61 00. Mrs Lillie W tier to Mrs Mary A Morris, parts at lote1, 2and 3, oioc. 38. 310 00, Same to L J Smith, block 39. 2,800 00. Same to KS Woo.fln, block 8i, 2,3x1 00. Barret and MoDulBe to Doe alaughter, lots 3, 4, 5 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, Baitet and Mo Duadle s addition, 000 00. M A Phelps by eberit to S B McCutohen, lets 18, 14, 15 and 16, block 4, city, 8,000 10, T C Adams to Sam Jones, land in see. Usms 20, 3j, 31 and 82, township 14, range 16,60000. W H Vullilove to Bob Williams, north. west quarter of northeast quar.er, section 1, township 14, range 16, 200 00. J A Monkhouse to Mrs M Osborne, 6118 acres in section 17, township 17, range 14, 250 00. Parkview Land Co to P A Johnson. lots 17 and 18, block 6; lots 6, block 1, Park View, 276 00. J L McAdams to Mrs M E Wmisan, lots in Paraview. J 1) Levy to M K Wimbish, lots in Park View, retoceesion, 18 40. M B Lydom et al to a I Iour.., Ne 1 Hart's Island, 46.000. Glsesell Bros to 8 and 8 Adger, lot 1 land in section 23, township 20, range 16, 100 aores; lot 97. sores, 2,977 00. V Bolier toC C Herodoe, lots 12, 18, 14, 16, 21 and 24, Harrimen's subdivision, sec lion 16, tswnship 17, range 14, 8,000 00. Wa Winter to W W Elder, southeast quarter et southwest quarter southeast quarter, seetton 17, township 19, range 16, too asree, 600 00. T 8 _" 5 to Mrs Emms Hose, lot 8, block 16, Hoesten, 60 00 M D Johnson to V C Bobnesen, south asat quarter of southwest quarter, seetien I, township 11, rasge 16. 40 00. - DfBsedtto Mrs LOTrippett, east half St shutbeast quarter, southwest q iarter of southeast quarter, section 17, township 19.' range 16, 101 650. J P Iierndon to Bred Wbiuneyer, south. mast quarter of northeast quarter of south - masat quarter, section 26, township 1I, range 14, Sell 00. 8chool board to Black Bayou Lumber Co. southwest quarter, section 16, township 13, range 16, 400 ('0. United States to Alexander F Hall, southwest quarter o1 northwest quarter, rnorthweet quarter of southwest quarter, secuton 6, township 16. range 16. Parkview Grove. That beaniful park place, west side Seymour street has been laid off in lots and oflered for sale on the most liberal terms; see Andrew Currie, 2u4 Milam street. Singers and public speakers will flud immediate relief from hoarseness by using BIomeopsthic Specafif (ilo'ule No. 2. Manufactured and for sale at Atten'a Pharmacy. Wanted, lien to learn barber trade. Only eight weeks req uired. We furnish constant practice. expert instrectl ne, tools, lec tures aed dlpioinas. Can earn all expense it desiieu. Positions guaranteed. Apply hv mail, Moler Barber College, St. Louio Mo. J F Lr )na No 124 Texas streot. dealer in sad ilery, naruess, wagons and buggie- Has on baud a nice assortment of run Her tire surries and buggies; also full issortmeu. of Studebaker Bros., aad Fishb Bros. farm wagons. Texas sad dles, double and siulIe harness, col. lIrs, wnips, and in fact everything in my line. Will eell cheap. ''all 'Ind -ee me when in need of saddlery wagons or buggies. Will be pleased :o quote wagons to country mer. neants. We are reeeiyinlc our new line of For. riga end Domestic Perfumes. Call and napect the latest at Allen's Pharmaey, 13ff RiSTAfS GIFTSje[ Desirable, Seasonable Useful. All our offerings are at 25 per cent reduction in i al g kinds of DrY Goods, etc., and especially on s Capes, Jackets, Silk Skirts, Waists and Millinery In all the latest and most fashionable'designs. Calland see what we have and save money in all your purchases. R. SILVERSTEIN, 307 Texas st. THE TEXAS STORE.~ IS HEADQUARTES FOR Bargains in Dry Goods and Shoes, Clothing, AND HATS, LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS AND VALISES, ETC. Fine Millinery A Specialty. Everything is being sold :at the lowest prices. Give us a Call and be convinced. 7Z1 Te Te as SRtoxeV. 711 Texas Street* S1tREVEPORT, L Bol Holzman Rugs, Rugs, BIG CUT THIS WEEK 18x36 Moquette Matting 79c 27x52 Moquette Rug, 2 48. 36x72 Moquette Rug, 4 48. SPECIAL PRICES IN SMYRNA RUGS. We will continue to sew Carpets and lay Matting free of charge during this week. Special prices will b e nade in following lines dur ing the next 10 days, any )ne of which will make a iseful Xmas gift: Table Damask,- Napkins, Towels, Lace Curtains, Portiers, all rinds, Table and Piano lovers, Bed Spreads, 25 per cent discount on Reman Embroidery Work, Tidies Table Covers, Art Squares. We offer our entire line Ladies Ready Made Shirt Waists at prices that will certainly make them sell, nothing reserved, some,,at half price. BEN HOLZMAN, 222 Texas Street. RELGWOUS NOIILE St. Mark's Epi'copal Church Services today as follows " Moruing prayer and sermon at 11 a mu. Sun day School at 9:45 a mi. The R-v Mr -puari : will 3ffieiate at m ruing Irayer. Tcere wiU bt no evsair ; aervic Et. L ;rybodv cordially invited to attend all kervic-. rirst Babtist Church Dr Penick wiil preacth at both ser vicei. 6ubjects-11 a m: "Between ElMi at, siiai." 7:3U p m: "The Soug of the Centur~es." lted River Line OHAS. P. TRUSLOW,1.President. CHAS. W. DROWN,Secretary sad 1rhea Manager, New Orleans, La W. F. DILLON, General frelght aad:Py meager Agent Shreveport, L... Freight received for all points at eli times on the wharfboat W. 1. DILLON, General Tieket and a ,W.e For Salek Ten shares of stock in t rt Abstraet and Guarantee Investmell m pany. SW each. Apply S48. D.EPAIIRgU, Corner Fannin & Edwards. Gold Ring Lost. A reward will be pad for the rseevery of a solid gold rian, lost a few days age. On the inside of the ring are the Initials and words: C. B. to H. L., O)cteber 34 1900. Colns at the Caucasian ofoe. A Boy or Young Lady Wanted. A good, steady boy or a yeong lady will And employment at 5V Commerce (Loves) street. Call Mo. day morning at 9 o'clock, For Sale or Exchange. Wanted to sell a lot of heavy saw mlil and wood working machinery, hollers and engines. Will ozohange for lumber or ablogles, real estate or timber land. Address P 0 box 827, bhattanooga, Tenn. central Mann facturing Co., D W Hughes, preal dent. bHU RIFF's B&LU. No. 6709-First District Court, Caddo* Parish, La -Martin Kirach vs. Jam* Ed wards. By virtue of a writ of Fi. Pa. to a. issued by the Honorable First Jadliost District Court of the State of IAuliafas and Parish of Caddo. In the above entitles and anm ered suit,. I have seized and wilk sell at public auction according to law for cash, with the benefit of anpraisemeat, .. the premises occu led by the defendant, to Ward eqiut, parisi of Caddo, during the legal tours for sale, on SATU;DAY, DEC. 29, 1900, the filwing ud-scribed property seized Is yfove suit, to. it : Eight ba es of coftote ae-out thr e b~ies unpicked, cotton imdeea; two head of brsees, a set of harness, oine i ga (alot of corn, to be soid to snips said writ, !uterest.and costs. 8 JWAR, Sbesifl Caddo Parits, E. 9 Caucasian. 1) c. 16, 1000. BB1Jk-clFF'.$ HALE. N). 5981-in the First District lurt, Ciddo Parish, Loiisbian-D B.ueste' evs. Wi its Andorson, Ity virtue ut a writ of fi is to me directed by toe lioncrso. First Judicial Di t Court in the above entitleu1 and nubs b suit, I have ae;z:d and wil sell atpubiie iuc ion for ceh with the beneft of ap p aisement at Fire Point plantauton in Ward ne, durin. the legal hours fog sale*, oin SAl& , I).Y, mtCEMBER 29, Ig(1, he folowiii.n iesrited personat Drop serz'e as u, property of delen About eight bals of eottolybaled . ed, aoout three tores ebtton bushels corn more or les, one mule, b ol begs ana some unpicke t ..ottent sold to satisly said writ interest and S. J. WARl SherifCaddo Parish. LeAisisa. Caucasian, December 16, 1900. °e 5'