Weekly Shreveport Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 5

SHREVEPORT TIMES SUNl.VY MARClf-10, 1893. liKTTKR ST. PRESIDENT H. C. ROUSE.

The following is a list of unclaimed let ters remaining in the pontotnce at Shrove-port for the week ending -Saturday, The Missouri, Karntao and Texas Is Colnu to Tld'i Water. XJ UOAHDOK HKALTH.jj Itoport of Vltul Sttttistlo orshrcveport, Ii Reoord of marriages, births, still-births and death at the Heath Ollioe, for the week ending Saturday noon, March is, 1VJ3: MlRltlAOKS. Thou. Uyland and Willie C. Wright.

A. II. Kionenhcrg and A. H. HI urn.

Stanford Holliua and Emma Tyler (c.) Samuel mislead and Ann lirown (c.) in aril s. .1. A. and Jennie 0. Moore Hoy.

Wm. and Josephine Jones (e) Girl. John and Emiiy llarhcr (c) Hoy. DEATHS. Captain bn tJont lu'lYxiis Kclcct a Outlet fii' tlm UmI.

jiBiiti)-ik-jirt- Sate. tl.OO per Bottle? Unecentadoso. Tnffl GttBAT Cotrnil Cimu promptly carta Wtuire all others tail. Cough, Croup. Sore Throat, Hoiracneas, Whooping Cough and Asthma.

For Consumption it has no rlvali has cured thousands, and will CURB TOO tt taken in time. Sold by DrugglsU on a guarantee. For a Lame Hack or Chyt, use SHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLASTKRiic, llattie Ross (c) age 1 month. Clinton Harris (c) age 00 years. Charlotte Turner (c) ae4l years.

Louisa 11. Kasley. age so years. CAl'SES Or DKATII. HI LP H'S CATARR SREMEDY.

Spasms 1 Kohrosis of liver I Consumption. 1 nave you uuiu rn tum remedy la iruaran-teoatocureyou. Lijoo tor true. Euteritis 1 SCMMAIIYOr DEATHS. No.

3595. THE Deaths from al causes 4 urea in: ladies' list. Baylor, Mrs Bradford, Mrj liloekman, Sallie Klockinan, Zpnar Keck, Minnie Beckett, Lena Brown, Mise Bettie Boon, Mrs Harriett Brown, Mrs I. Brown, Mrs Brown, Mrs (c) Brown, Mrs 2 Brown, Mr Brow Miss A Butler, Mis Bubcn, Mrs 1. Burns, Cash, Delia Canada, Miss Carter.

Mary Croult. Mrs Coleman, MrH (iant, Mrs Oreuii, Miss (i Iwon. Mrs Kllert James, Mrs A Jackson, Mrs Jelferon. Mrs Lewis, Francis Lieper, Miss Lucy Lestee, Mrs Loonoy, Mrs Maras, Mrs Jane Miller, Miss Miller, Miss Mitchell. Mrs Napalan.

Mrs Roh-rson. Mrs Roscll, Mali sin Smith, Miss Leas Swan, Mrs Kady ainus. Miss Simpson, Miss 1. Simmons, Miss Tillman, Mrs Wilson, Miss cfnt's list. Allever.Jack Anderson, Smith Brantley, Dock Bouguss, Jos Berirlawls, Oliver Brown, Charlie Beckett, dcorgc Coleman.

Aaron Cohen, Curne, Wm Dyson, Je-sie 2 Darrity, Frank Freeman, Wm (iodfrey, Moses Garrett, Lumber ''o Harris, Sum Hall, Sam Hooper, Don Howard, James, Culfy Jinierson, (i Jones. Simon Johnson, George Johnson, Arthur Johnson. Wash Kenedy, 8 2 Lawson, Lederer, Mr lfius Co Manin McJuaide, John Mathews. Wm McMillan, Floyd McKinney, McKamy, Frank 2 Miller, Eugene Montgomery, lohn Nowell, 2 Page, Sam Powers. IS 1 Riley, A Ross.

Wm Russel (I (c) Vamleburg, George Ward. A Wnodbtalk, Amos Williams, George Williams. Chas Wiley. Henry Worlhington. Mr Williams, Harry Yancy, Henry Parties' calling for the above letters will please say advertised- Office hours from 9.

to 10 a.m. P. B. Wears. Postmaster.

wane Colored Male 1 verizer, hi arm was caught in the outside cog. Hob is a powerful man and attempted to drag his arm out." But the merciless cog held on, crushing the bones of his right forearm and tearing the flesh into pieces to the linger ends, only releasing him when the arm hud been released by their motion. The wounded mm) was at once conveyed to the Allen inlirmary, where amputation was the only recourse. Drs. .1.

W. and T. J. Allen skilfully performed the operation, taking the arm oil iibotit three inches below the elbow. The reporter visited Hob Phillips last night and ascertained these facts.

He was making no complaint, but evidently was suffering greatly, as drops of perspiration stood on his face, but lie was evidently bearing the pain heroically. Such an accident is certain! a great misfortune to a strong and healthy man. Do not punish your children with bitter nauseous mixtures when you can get C. C. Certain Chill Cure" on a guaranl'-e.

Any child will take it. Sold by A. J. liogei. Sunday Mornina Menu.

The Timks presents its readers with a rare variety for the Sunday enjoyment of its eager readers: A huge coal mine fire; Kansas senatorial boodle; the railroad strike condition of wheat crop; the great and rich sporting man, Abingdon, dend; the tourists' wonder and admiration; Washington' head, blown to pieces; the French statesman Ferry's death; turf conihui" life insurance swindle; catastrophes and casualties Montana's beautiful silver statue, the largest in the world; the provision and cotton market reports; a monkey time in the ii'cago Hoard of Trade; a crisis in Germany; Arcadia dots; Huston doings; Pansy's attractions, and other intellectual varieties furnished by the only journal in the State, outside of New Orleans.that every morning prints the press dispatches. Personal. Editor V. V. Daniels, of the I.ufkin Lender, accompanied by his brother-in-law, Non Hinion, of Lufkin, paid the Timks a pleasant call last night and whs cordially welcomed by his friends.

Glad to learn that be is prospering in his new home. Col. D. H. Martin, who has been an invalil for two months past, was down town yesterday and visited the Hoard of Trade room.

Firs Female ional Nat lit (lALVKKTO.N, MiirC'l 17. A Slf- cial to Hih Italian News of I Ins date ays: Yentertlay noon there arrived in this cily a ppttuial train with llm ful-lowing person It. Uuuf, pn-si-dent of ttiH Missouri, Kansas and Texas; Captain Alex general manager of tlin American J5arj? Company of West Superior, T. C. Purdy, second vice-pH'sideiit of the Missouri, Kimaas tu.d T-xas, mid MiHti Coimtancy l'urtiy J.

W. Maxwell. Texas superintendent tii Miouri, Kansas and Texas; and Mrs. Hugo Kysaell and Fred Kyssell of Kansiu City Mr. 8.

A. Kayrnond of Cleveland Mr. A. CI. (Stone of Cleveland; Mr.

V. Van Kiper of Pas-aie, N. Mr. C. A.

AViUon of Parsons. i. Mr. J. II.

Mc liridoof -dali Mo. Mr. A. 11. While of New York City.

The party took quarters at the Reach hotel and yesterday afternoon made a trip to the south ji'tty. Last nitfht a News reporter had a talk with Mr. l.loue, as follow: "Mr. Kudhk, how oonn its tlie Missouri, Kansas and Texan coming to.tialves-ton?" "Well, I m't kno." "Do you know Galveston grain men have paid out for freight on grain to this city Hinee November if! )ui, more than fXJO.OOO?" Mr. Koukh was interested.

"That certainly was doing pretty well," aid Over 00 years of age I Under 5'yeara of age 1 Of the above one died at the Charity OF 8IIKKVEPOKT. Ii.Y. Hospital. A. A.

Lyon, M. Health Officer. grlinr IIIMIIIMlJ J.Zj fee) k-3 ui BS I 7 tig 1 Shiloh's Cure, the great cough and Paid Up Capital and Profits, croup cure, is for sale by me. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses, only 2c. Children love it.

F. Kobinson, $278,000 00. RIVEft ANU WtATHER. Yesterday morning brought a touch of departing winter, as a film of ice over E. JACOBS President W.

E. HAMILTON. Vice-President W. B. JACOBS Cashier standing water in vessels exposed during the night was visible.

The day was bright ana neautnui ana tne air invigorating. It will be fair and warmer to-day. River at 5 p.m., 18.2, rise 0.6. Dally River Report. For the twenty-tour hours ending 8 a.m.

75th meridian time, March IS. ISitt. W. S. PENiCK, Jr Assistant Casnlei Transacts a general, banking business Domestic and foreijrn exchange bought U'I, 1 and sold.

Accounts solicited. ltKPOItr OF THE CONDITION or the Commercial National Bank GEORGE GUNTHER, 2 Above Low Cha'ges. statio.is. 'r Water 5' ft. 10th.

ft. 10th Arthur City, 27.0 5 0 Fulton, Ark 29 JO 910 Little Rock, 23 0 iO 811 Louisville, Ky -JA 12 5 0 2 Memphis, Ten 34 0 25 9 XO 4 New Orleans, 13 0 13 9 0 1 Shreveort, La 20 0 IS 0X06 Vickshurg 0 12 0 MANUFACTURER 0 ujr uua iiifi. inc iiij iitiuii-u iotne of thiit grain to Galveston?" "We should have had to divide too much with other road aa we were then situated." "Does not tho stoek of the ilvet.ton, Houston and Henderson behind largely to the Missouri, Kansas and Texas?" "We own it." "Can your road break this lease In court?" "I never have looked into it to see." "How long shall you remain here?" "I shall go to Houston to-morrow, and probably will return here on Sunday. Captain McDougal will remain here a few days, however, looking into your harbor." "Is he here in the interest of the whalebae.ks?" "No. I got him to come to Texas to help us determine where the NO.

917 McNeil Shreveport, La. The plus mark, or indicates a rise, Appreciated. The Timks is indebted to Mr. Wm. E.

Peay, special agent of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, for some handsome and useful pocket memorandum books, which are highly appreciated. State Cleaning Lake Providence is becoming b'ight, ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ana the minus mam, or a fall. Local Weather Report QC8 B. WHITE.

W. C. FKBBIP lime, Bar. Tber.Hum. Wind Weather a.m.

30.41 1 oi OS Clear 8 p.m.! 30.2H 4'1 43 8 Clear CO 1ITE PM, Maximum leinpeiature 53 Minimum temperature 30 Rainfall At Shrfevepoit, in the State of at the lose of business, March 1 RKSOURCES. Loans and discounts 202,401 02 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 151,300 00 8. bonds to secure circulation 25,000 00 Stocks, securities, etc 45 Due from approved reserve agents. 15,124 55 Due from other national hanks 15.70164 Due from State banks and bank-era 2,174 83 Bankinghouse, furniture and fixtures 1,879 00 Otrrer real estate and mortgages owned 16,548 16 Current expenses and taxes paid 1.R30 28 Checks and other cash items 72 HillR of other banks 00 Franional paper currency, nickels and cents 95 90 epede 10.300 00 Legal tender notes 15,000 00 RiMpmption fund with United treasurer, 5 per cent of circulation 1,125 00 Total 524,242 24 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in 100.000 00 Surplus fund 21,000 00 GENERAL The Ked River Line steamer Nat F.

Dortch will leave for Jefferson Mondvy at 10 a The Red River Line steamer K. B. Wbee- Insurance Agents, amid the other towns. Wednesday was illuminated with electric lights. The various parishes are rapidly appointing full delegations to the State immigration convention that meets next Tuesday.

There was a frightful railroad accident at Olivier station, Iberia parish last Thursday. Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Walker and her child were in a vehicle crosring the Morgan Line Kailroad. The vehicle as by a special and lite occupants all killed, as well as the hnrae.

and the vehicle torn to fragments. The parties were free colored lock will leave for New Orleans Monday at 5 p.m. The Red River Line steamer Hallette left New Orleans yesterday afternoon for an reveport. If you desire a luxuriant growth of healthy hair of a natural color, nature's crowning ornament of both sexes, use only Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Henewer. K.

ASI) T. WII.I. HK.M1I TIDEWATER. We have been to Aransas and Velasco, and shall go from here to the Habin." "Shall you be guided by his opinion?" "Yes. very larjHy.

Captain Mc llougal has had a frreat deal to do witii shallow witter poris like those on this gulf, and his opinion is of value to us. 1 have not aked him anything his views yer, anil I shall not until we return north. When 1 got here to-day 1 sent word to several buiness men of this city, and they have shown Captain McDougal every courtesy possible. He will investigate this harbor for himself and form his own conclusions. We shall be, as I said, governed largely by his opinion in reaehin? tidewater." 'How soon will the Katy trains run into Houston?" "I can't say, just.

I am going there to-morrow to see for myself." "Do you think that a line of whale-backs will bo put on to run to and from Galveston?" "These boats have proved a success where they have run and there seems no reason why they should not prove iso here. If the shipping men here do not now quite understand their ad ,112 TEXAS ST, SHREVEPORT, LA, We insure city property of all descriptions. Such as stocks of merchandise, cot ton, business houses and residences. Special attention given to ginhouaes and country stocks of merchandise. The companies we represent are all first-class.

We solicit patronage from our friendt and the public generally. Undivided profits. 23,102 35 National bank notes outstand- ing 20,470 00 Individual dews'its subject to check 345.847 42 Demand certificates of deposit 42 Due to other National 9,078 THE Mutual Life Insurance Co. OK NEW YORK. T.

H. BOWLES, Gen'I Agt. for onisiana and Missl' Bippl. The Largest Company In the World. The Oldest Life Insurance Company la America.

Tbe Pioneer of Life Underwriting in the United States. A Purely Mulal Company whose Policy holders Control its Destinies and Enjoy its Profits. In Fifty Years it has Grown from Nothing to a Afagnificent Molding in Trust $100,000,000 of tbe Peoples? Funds. IT HAS PAID ITS POLICY-HOLDERS F0 Death Claims i Endowments. Dividends It holds for the guarantee of its present contracts And an unappropriated surplus 12,000,00 IWCan any Company Equal thia Re cord? Not up to date.

GEO, SEAT an! J. PRESCOTT, Special Agents f. martel; M0. 612 LEVEB ST. Tbe Old BeliaWc fcr Iron Roofisf THE PLACE! Do you feel inclined to take a glass of cold Beer, or choice Wine or Liquors, smoKeagood Cigar, and then go to rest in a COMFORTABLE BED.

If you do go to that popular resort, the Saloon and Lodging House of H. UNMAN, 30 Texas Shreveport, La. Klausman's Celebrated Beer is always on tap, fresh and cold, and cool and comfortable lodging guaranteed. Telephone communication. A trial is all that is necessary to ensure satisfaction.

Due tobtate banks and bankers 1,252 18 Total 524,242 24 tate op Louisiana. Parish of Caddo, ss. 1, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the aUive statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. P. YOUREE.

President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1Mb day of March, T. ALEXANDER, Notary Public. Correct -Attest H. F.

DOLL, THOS. H. MORRIS, J. DELLINGER, i Directors. KKl'OKT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

That funny comedy, "Dr. Bill," which had such a iong and successfel run at the New Garden theatre, New York City, will be presented here for the first time at the opera-house Friday and Saturday and Saturday matinee, March 24 and 25. The Houston Lost of March 7 speaks of the performance as follows: This afternoon at Sweeney Coombs' opera-house a good-sized audience gathered at the matinee to greet the very laughable comedy, uniquely denominated "Dr. Bill." Judging from the very frequent and spirited applause the audience, though composed almost entirely of ladies, was greatly pleased. "Dr.

Bill" is new to this city, and contrary to the general run of London and New York successes when presented away from the metropolis, it has the advantage of a competent company of comedians. Besides, it is put upon the stage in an exceptionally excellent manner, with careful attention to stage getting and embellishment. Altogether the play and the players were among the most satisfactory seen for a long time. The particularly pleasing feature of "Dr. Bill" lies largely in the fact that every character is a comedy one there is nothing truly serious about it.

That which in the action of the comedy might be grave, owing to the danger involved by mistaken identity, is really the consistently humorous part of it. Thoughtless husbands and wives, an ambitious father-in-law, a flat-headed dude, a frolicsome variety actress and a jealous superintendent of police seem to get hopelessly mixed in flirtation and counter flirtations, but as all concerned finally get to behave like rational beings, the harm-lessness of the supposed wrong-doers becomes apparent, and reconciliation becomes the business of the whole company. There is an entire absence Of any suggestion of coarseness in the whole comedy, and its fun is Pearl Saloon anil Restaurant 722 MARKET STUEET. In this connection I announce that my bar is supplied with the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. I have also opened at 720 Market street, a complete stock of FAMILY GROCERIES which I offer to the trade at the lowest prices.

REICHLER fe SON. Proprietors At Stiiwveport, In the State of Ijoiitel- una, at the Close of Business March fi, lMi3. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $351,919 S3 vantages, they will not be long in adopting them, I think. These ships are great carriers on a light draft.

They are neither expensive to build nor to operate. They are, I think, excellent boats for this part of the country." "Do you think that there is any possibility of a whalebaek shipbuilding yard being established here?" "It is rather premature to say anything about the establishment, of a whalebaek plant here just yet. Still, some such a thing as the estab-lishmet of a plant on the gulf has been talked over. Captain McDoucal is looking the lay of the land over, and he will see pretty much all that is of interest." "Have you been down to the jetty this trip?" "No. Captain McDougal will go there, and he will see the harbor thoroughly.

That is what he is here for, at our request. When I found1 that he could come, I brought him. As I said before, he is helping us to find a suitable place to reach tidewater." "What is being done at Velasco?" "I didn't notice much of any work being done on the jetties. It struek me that a few new buildings had been erected. I didn't notice how many of them were occupied, nor the business beine done." When Captain McDougal goes out on the jetty and sees the sweep and force of the currents he will no doubt readily see that, after the north jetty has been completed, the scour of the outgoing volume of accumulated water will relieve Galveston from being considered a shallow water port.

And when he reads this morning's News and sees the business done here the past year, be will lind some facts and figures which are of much interest. Overdrafts, secured and unse cured 226,376 67 IT. Bonds to secure circulation 100,000 00 Due from approved reserve agents 0,982 38 Due from other National Banks 8,413 72 Due from State Hanks and- bankers 838 70 muiattoes. The Sunday law is being rigidly enforced in Assumption, Ascension and St. James parishes, comprising the Twelfth Judicial District, much to the displeasure of storekeepers.

Merchants attempted to hold an indignation meeting in St. James, but the effort was a failure. One proprietor defied the law and was arrested and placed under bond to answer. The law is very generally observed. A rice milling company is one of the latest enterprises of Crowley.

The plant will cost 100,000. It will be one of the largest mills in the State. The enterprise is being most enthusiastically supported. One of the most notable events that has recently occurred in New Orleans was the presentation, Thursday, of the sword of General P. G.

T. Beauregard to the city of Charleston. The committee appointeu to receive the sword were. Wm. A.

Courtney, ex-mayor of Charleston C. S. Gadson, member of the city council Ilev. John Johnston and General T. A.

Hugue-non. They were appropriately received by a delegation of Confederate Veterans, headed by General John Glynn, Jr. The presentation took plaee at the residence in the presence of the members of the family and a few distinguished guests. The grandson of the General, G. T.

Beauregard, a handsome boy of 1-' years, nude the presentation, in the following words: "Gentleman Bearing my grandfather's name, the family has conferred upon me the honor of presenting to you, welcome representatives of a chivalrous race, the sword bequeathed to the city of Charleston. This sword is yours. Keep it as a holy thing as a memento of my grandfather's admiration and love for the heroic city of a heri.ie people." This was appropriately replied to by the committee and this behest of the dead Southern chieftain was complied with. Among the much needed and attractive improvements of Natchitoches is the project to build an opera-house. It is to be built by the oil company of that city, which insures its success.

The Knights of Pythias of Natchitoches will soon have in course of construction a lodge-room. That order in "Ye Ancient City" is both flourishing and progressive. In speaking of the recent interview between Mr. Hugh Watson and Gov. Foster, which has led the governor to send a special agent to Catahoula, to investigate the condition of the people the States says "We think in this the governor is acting wisely.

But the representative he sends should be cautioned against accepting the denials of parties not residents of the devastated districts, but to proceed directly into the neighborhoods along Little Black river and French Fork. There, unless the situation has been miraeu-lously changed within the last four weeks, the representatives of the governor will find between four and ne hundred people, men, women and children, with a few exceptions perhaps, all whites, in a state of absolute destitution, suffering, not only for the decencies, but for the actual necessaries to keep soul and body together," CITY HOTEL, FIRST CLASS THROUGHOUT, SHREVEPORT, LA- A. J. REYNOLDS. PropTr.

Milam Street. Between Market and Sarins Streets. Current expenses and taxes pant xo Insurance account 071 90 Checks and other cash items 10.320 37 A big stock of V. Crimp, Corrugated and Standing Seam Roofing constantly on hand at lowest market prices. Tin and Sheet Iron Shop prepared for doing al kinds of this work.Satisf action guaranteed.

A Plumbing Department in connection with tbe above and is prepared to do work promptly. A large stock of Cooking and Heating Stoves just received. Bouse Furnishing floods, Crockerv, etc. sTSJT-Tele-phone -275. SHREVEPORT.

LA. BREWER BUSH, -DEALERS IN- WALL 'PAPER. WIMOOlSf SHADES, PICTUT FRAMES AND MOULDING. General Line of Upholstering. Get Our Prices and Quality of Goods.

No. 218 Milam Street, Opposite City Hotel, SHREVEPORT, LA Bills of other banks 8.9M) 00 Fractional paper currency, nick els ana cents hf uu BLOOD PURIFIER. Dr. P.F.Robin-eon's Blood Purifier cures synhilis. all 68,021 00 hegai tenuer notes uo Redemption fund with U.

S. contagious blood poisons in its primary. seconaary ano tertiary stages, ftraaicatss scrofula, pimples, humors, ulcers disappear after a course of its use is eaual to treasury (f per cent ot circulation) 4,500 00 Total $798,715 42 LIABILITIES. I course of baths, Hot Springs. Address DR.

V. F. ROBINSON, 510 Common street, head of Texas street bh reveport. La. Capital stock paid in $200,000 00 i Surplus fund 40,000 001 Undivided profits 43,200 Qtt National Bank notes outstand- WThtj Baby was sick, wa gare her Costorin, When she was a Child, she cried for Caato-I.

When she became Miss, she clung to Casio ri. When she had Children, she gare them Custori. It. II. LINDSAY, COMMISSION.

ing 87,200 00 Individual deposits subject to HKRB TEA. Dr. F. F. Robinson's Louisiana Herb Tea is a mild remedy composed of berhs, roots, leaves acts on stomach, liver, kidney and blood.

Harmless vegetable remedy and a positive cure for constipation. Drug store. 510 Common street, bead of Texas street, Shreveport, La Consignments of Cotton and Country PrnHnn anlinitnri TVrimnt whirn. Check 3UI.4UM 48 Demand certificates of deposit 33 Due to National Hanks 3S.US0 46 Due to State Hanks and bankers 1 070 e9 Tot al 42 Mthtw t9 Tfiriuli aild.x Staple (2-inch) Cotton Seed for sale. BLACKSMITH e.

McCUTCHEH, AND ss: Walter 11. Jacobs, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the BANKER. Headache, indigestion, biliousness, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles are cured by P. P. P.

(Prickly Ash, Poke Hoot and Potassium. Rheumatism is cured by I. P. P. Pains and aches in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles and wrists are all attacked and conquered by P.

P. P. This great medicine, hy its blood-cleansing properties, builds up and strengthens the whole body. Nothing is so efficacious as P. P.

at this season, and for toning up, invigorating and ss a strengthener and appitizer take P. P. P. It throws off the malaria and puts you in goodeondition. Abbotts East India Corn Paint cures all corns, warts and bunions.

For sale by. A. .1. Bogel. wholesale and retail agent.

A Serious Accident. Phillips, a negro, is employed at the oil mill at this city, in the oil meal department. Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock, while attempting to straighten an oil cr.ke in the cracker or pul nest oi my Know icuge nno neuci. CARRIAGE SHOP, w. ii.

jacoils, astiier. Snhm'Hbed nnd Kworn to bnl'ore trm Una 18tlt day of March, lSO-t. Dealer Exchange. Collections given prompt attention. fas Spring St Col.

W. F. Brittlngham's Opinion. Office cf Fort Worth Gazette, February 20, 1889. Mr.

A. K. Hawkes Dear Sir: I have been so unfortunate as to break my glasses, and as I cannot well get along without them, I send them, hoping you can repair them for me. After having used your glasses, it seems impossible to get others to suit. I have several pairs, but none of them help me as do yours, and I would not be without them.

Yours truly, W. F. Brittingham, Manager of the Gazette. All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed at the store of Hodgts, ShreYe-port, La, Al, 1). till MS, Notarv Public.

Correct A tl. est: WM. WINTER. HENRY OUSUE1M. V.

E. HAMILTON, Directors. Gjt our prices for job work. WM. V0ELCKER, Prop.

All kinds of Iron Work, Carriape Waenn Repairing, HORSESHOEING- SPECIALTY. All work promptly executed and guaranteed. rShbps aiyl 0ce ut HUm Street, BureYeport, L. OK1N DISEASES CURED. Dr.

F. Cj Robinson's ointment as a perfect cure for all forms of skin diseases, old sores, caused from blood, eczema, syphilis, blood pcison, scrofulous humors. Drug store, 510 Common street, bead of Tesas street, SUmeport, La..