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barters i)t Apparently iv Bottomless Pit, IIIHIMIWMs A Urine to mea tbn IJAILOITION, Tt (7 (r More Facts. Sir it uno, 111.. August 23, 1383. We feel we must write something of ilia success of Hop Bitters. Tbeir sale is tbrib-ble that ef any other article of medioiuo.

Hence we feel It but fustics to jou and your Bitters to say that It is a medicine of real merit and virtue, and doing much good and ell oct lug great cures. Yours, J. II, B. UTLEV. Tried 3n the Crucible.

CT JR BANKER, I total Ming, hhii pcrlty Public forming an ration "of tUe Hdv.i8a" tno corporation. 'J'iat tbe Oil Trust articles of associa- Provent this very Mart' gAent of capital, means, par that tbe statute was pass- Malnne Gazette. There is a sink-bole on tbe line of tbo Carthage and Adnondack railroad into which has been dumped ten Acres of timber and innumerable car loads of 6tone, tbo efl'oct of which has not been apparent, tbe hole being as bad as when first discovered. The Bink-bole is 175 feet long, situated between llarrisville anil Jayville, and where tbe track SHntfRT. La-.

May 17, 1887 fo)fffl7in prevent the doing of corpora runs between two chains of LMjitT T1MBS Ami Collection liiiHimtss tritnsui teil. Car. tioular uttentiou uaiil to ColU'otions anil rr-turns made with proniptnuss. Uaykbvillu, Ohio, Fob. 11, 188-1.

I am very glad to suy have tried Hup Hitters, and never took anything that did me as much good. I only took two bottles and 1 would not tuke $1 0 for I ho good they did me. 1 remomuienil thoni to my patients, and get the best results Irom their use. 0. B.

MKRCER, M. D. Nkw Haves, Sept. 10, 188.. V.

tul A Itltlntilll'u In vm, nMl.ia 7i bis hills, making the changing of the roadbed impossible. The O. and A. railroad people have long had trouble with it, and for sometime past have been endeavoring to fill np tbe hole. It appeared to be perfectly Rftffl Inst WedrifwiRV.

unci thren oara fililCCLATION A'jont twMsttysAri if I HsMrerai a llttU sort oa my eatsk, sad the factors pro Bonnml It cancer. I have tried a number of pbysIcUns. bat without receiving any permanent benefit. Among lb number were one or two srwclallnta. The medlclns ttify applied was liks fire to tbo tors, causing intense pain, I saw a statement in the papers telling what 8.

8. S. had done for others similarly aflUctoO. I procured some at once. Befors I baa oseil the second bottle tbe neighbors could notice that mj cancer wis healing np.

My general licalta had been bad for two or three years I baa a backing conga and spit blood continually. I hr.d a severe pain in my breast. After taking six bottles of 8. 8. B.

my entifch left me and I grew stouter than 1 had been for several years. My rancor has healed over all but a little spot shout tbe size of a half dime, and It Is lipldl dutapvaUig, I would ailvWt very cue VYilU cancer to give b. a. B. a fair trial.

Hat. At'Y MoCOiUUUllET, Ashe Grove, Tippecanoe lad. Te. 18, 18M. Swift's Specific Is entirely vsceUbls, and seems to care cancers by forcing out the Imparities frutu lbs blood, TteaUas ua Blood and Hkin Ilimwes niaileil free.

TIU UWirr bl'BCinu Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. ubllshed In the Btale Oat of and a one, as it (flop Bitters) COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, SUUEVEPORT, LA. May 18. 18S7 unstTvoii. no use it, auu wo kiiow it deserves it.

Tbe Register. La loaded with gravel were pushed over iit bole Arid unlnndarl. whnn fhnir sank swiftly in eighteen feet cf water, An Al. uuo uyiue raou Dnrrowiy escaping Urkrhwicii, Feb. II, 18811.

Hop Sirs I was given up by tlio doctors to die of scrofula consumption. Two bottles of your Itinera cured me. TUev are having a large sale here. LEROY BREWER. Decision in lie Oil Trii't Suit.

Jndge HoastoD, of New Orients, has decided that tbe attorcpy-goDeral of the State las tbe right to bring a J. G. McWILLlAMS 8. U. McCUTCHEN UAUP1I U.

DEM I NO I'hkhidknt. Camiikk. tion acts by persons not duly incorporated. The attorney-general allegos that the Oil Trust has exchanged its own certificates for Louisiana stock, giving its certificates for Louisiana stock in greater amount than that of tbe stock it received in return; that the persons who transferred Louisiana stock lost all their interest in it, ffhich became the absolute property of tbe Oil Trust. The act charged cannot be done by a trust but only by a corporation.

If persons are acting as a corporation without being corpo-rated, they may be enjoined. The placing of their stock upon the market is one of the most dangerous of their acts. The injunction can go, however, only against those who are their officers and agents. There is a cause of action against Jules Aldige as one of the organizers of the Oil Trust, and there is none against Grlenny Viollett (who are simply brokers and not agents directly of the Oil Trust.) Exception ot no cause of action filed by Aldrige is overruled and same exception hied by Glenny Viollett, retained. 7 so it to enjoin tbe Oil Trnst from act GltEBsmcii, N.

Feb. 12, lt85. HO ANI OS, TKXAT KTIIKICT. Ho ip Bitters are the most valuable niedi-I ever knew. I should not hav an? I ever knew.

I cine Collections Solicited and Promptly Attended to. gravel and stone, together with a vast amount of of rubbish, has been deposited in the bole. Wasn't His Trial. Arkansaw Traveler. "I am compelled to throw you in tbe cost," said a justice of tbe poace, addressing an old negro who bad been sued by a neighbor.

"Whut yer mean by in de cost. mother now but for them. 11EXRY KXAPP MEIKLE "Well, this time WAGONS a will Liiy my und Cnlti- Loxb Jack, Sept. 11, 1885. I have been using Hop Bitters, and have received irreat hnnnti).

Irmn ll.nm (. SAM N. FORD, COTTON FACTOlci 0OMMI8HION UEHUBANT A.Nl; I'ust ami Slrcl vatiriK Tooln frou complaint and malarUl fever. They are Kncrrrifif! W. B.

HAVEN." sab?" superior tj all olher medicines. P.M. BARNES. V-l I AND IIAIINEKN (Jcueral Storage Wwmm Kalamazoo, Fob. lSSli.

Hop Bittkrs Mko. I know Hop Bitters will boar recommendation honestly. All who u.e them confer upon them the highest enconiums and give them credit lor making enree all the proprietors oluim for thoiu. 1 have kept them since thev were lirxt, nlTHrml tn thn Nos. ana Crockett and 9 10, 11, sail 1 "I mean that you will have to pay the expense of this trial." "Want none o' my trial, sab; Mr.

Jefferson had me foch np Leah, an' ef dar's 'spense ter be paid, w'y let him pay it. 'Tain't nothin' ter me." "Yes, but the case has gone against you." "But ain't I dun tole yer dat it wan't mv case? Dar wan't nnHiin' LOW LIST OF PHYSICIANS s. I'JjANET, AND FARQU1IAR QtOLLAKS, JIAMKS, bpriDK streeu. 8IUN Ot TIIK STAR AND UuKaOKNT. My Warehouse is centrally locuicd with 0oui.

1 JkV-- They took high rank from ihe lirst, and CHAINS ANI) Capacity of any oilier house in tbe city. All builiieit enli usied to me will receive mv personal supervisim Lloeral adranoemeou uia-lo on coiitigninenit Legally Entitled to Practice in Tins and Adjoining Parishes. CDLTIVATOfiS. in it fur me no way yer could fix it" BACK BANDS. uiaiuiaiueu it, ana are more cauoa lor than all others combined.

So long as they keep up their high reputation for purity and usefulness I sballcontiuue to recommend them something I have never done before with any patent medicine. J. J. BABCOCK, Physician and Druggist. -nere, you win nave to pay $15 or we'll sell your stock." "Jist bercase Mr.

Jefferson bud mo THE LIGHT RUM IH NEW HOE fotch up heah? I do think, sab I ing as a corporation in Louisiana. Tbe issne will now como up, we presume, on its merits, and tbe attorney-general will be permitted to show the rne character of the gigantic The docibion of Judge Houston will heartily approved by tbe great ifis of people in tbe State. Tbe Oil nst in its methods is thoroughly noxious to tbe people, and tbe pro-ict which it seeks to control has interest for every ag-ipulturist in Louisiana. What the monopoly has done to this date is cot a fair measure of what it will do in the future. It has never yet been firmly intrenched.

If it could once secure an impregnable position, our farmers would begin to feel its iron i heel of oppression. Cotton seed would go down to a point that the Oil "T'Trtist would arbitrarily determine, and cotton 6eed products would ad- vance in value as the all-powerful norporation dictated. There would be no recourse for the planting interest but to submit. The success attending tbe attorney-general's initiatory efforts to check this Oil Trust monopoly holds out to us tbe hope that be may be finally able to crush the organization, however powerful it may be financially, and whatever talent at the bar it may be able to command. Tbe boldness of tbe State's chief law cflicer in this matter Las won for him a high place in tLe regard of tbe people.

We only trriht tliM.t hn itihv lin nmf.irmlv ciif. Leonard, Marks Brueuu ATTORNEYS, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Will practice in State and Federal Courts at New Orleans and Federal Courts of Western District Louisiana- ao ididk in ae name o' de JUawd dat dis is de wust po' man's countrv I Kaiioka, Mo Feb. 188(. I purchased five bottles of your Hop Bitters of Bishop Sc Co.

last fall, formv daughter, and am well pleased with the 'Bitters. TilRT iiA ho, mil.A M(J titan aII .4 eber seed. Er man come er lone an' kwvu luau Ull IUD UIOUI cine the has taken for six jears. I. Having Diplomas.

MESVILLE PARISH. Uarrcll, Richard Fuller Mt. Lebanon Crawford, Eminett Hill Bryant, Henry Kinjgold Brown, John Calhoun Arcadia Morgan, John Westmoreland. Lebanon Graves, Thomas Pleasant Ringgold Edgerton, Edwin Tracy Saline Patterson, William Calvin Arcadia Thornhill, Francis Marion Arcadia Givene, John Harsbaw Arcadia Mangham, James Arthur Kinggold HOSSIEK PARISH. Milling, James Dixon Cross Koads 'vites yer ter er trial an' den makes yer pay fur it.

Wush I bad de power o' de ole prophet. I'd hab dis cur-munity so full o' she b'ars dat er hossfly wouldn't hab room ter trim Wm. T. MoCLL RE. The above is from a very reliable farmer, whose daughter was in poor health for seven or eight years, and could obtain no relief until she used Hop Bitters.

She is now in as good health as any person in this country. We have large sales, and tbev are making remarkable cures. W. H. BISHOP CO.

round." It. J. LOOflKV, ITTOKNEY COUSSELOK.AT.LAWJ Office OTor L'U Smith's. Will practice In the court of Uio Parishes uf Caiiau 9uuier, lleSoto Ked Kivcr, in Uie t'uproire Court ol the State 'o tUe CmtM Xulus ccur.s i lotlan vik ii.vlr Simple, Handsome, Durable AND Till: II I XX MADK, Ornamrntiil, Strong, Unrivaled and In. Tites (oinpurisoii aud Comprtitiou.

Hits the latest a.nl Ix-ftt improvements (om-binrd, is Tli raIyM FavorltK. Is adapted to all kinds of work and is en teemed over all others. A. EISNER, Agent, No. 2v2 MILAM STREET, HUiEVEPOKT, LA.

Ntertlis Mini Attachments fur All Kinds Machines Always ou Haud. Mobley, William Jetlerson. Wise, George Arthur Dillard, Henry One of the largest deposits of marble in the world, as reported, has been discovered in San Bernardino county, California. No less than eleven shades cf marble have been found in it. Lawrence, Paul Arnold, Willie Jewett Mootv.

James Franklin Ogden, James White Benton Sbreveport Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Benton Benton Mount Ked Land Haughton Benton Kuox Point BMEM SMAN, anco. rvorwoott Hall, Eilsha Jones Irion, Clilford Hill OH! MY BACK Haird, William Jasper Haru, Thomas strata or told attacks that weak bark ana nearly prostrates jot. Wise, Braxton Hargrove, Jones rery Bl irery CADDO PARISH. Dennis. Hiram Smith Surevaport Calhoun.

John Caldwell Greenwood t- 3 mi I i The proierty of J. M. Sc C. J. Foster, will make the spring season at the Foster Plantation, four miles west of Keachi, and at his stable at the Ievisee place, Sbreveport.

beginning the 15th ot March. Serrioe lee $15, with privilege of following season if Mi a re is not foaled. Pedigree. Sire Blackwood, record 2.2-2W, sire of Hardwood 'J 21 UavenBWood 26 and Little Toiumin 2.27. Gr.

sire Blackwood ii.31 and sire of five horses in 2. 30 list; dam Manibrino Keen by Mambrino Patchen, full brother to Laoy Thorn, record 2 and sire of London 2.201. and twelve other horses in 2.30 list. Ashton. William Shreveport WatghsprinG Veessful in the several stages of the prosecution of tbe Oil Trust suit, and vthatbemBy in tbe end crush the mum, uavia uau arevepert Blackburn, Gideon Emmons Shreveport Gray, Kobert Archibald Shreveport Ford, ThotuasGrithn Shreveport Scott, John Joseph Shreveport Egan, James Cronaa Shreveport Ciarke, Ambrose Francis shreveport Dickson, Lipscomb Shrevepo.it Allen.

John Walter Snreveport O'Learv, James Francis Sbreveport Cotv, Henry Colquet Shreve ort monopoly that, if unchecked, will jindonbtedly injure every planter in tbe State. COHWAT MOSCUHE. CHAS. T. RICHARDS Si rp -isg pi s- Nil 3 rtf 2 a- "Sc.

ni 5 38. ae Infill! Johnson, Franklin Lafayette Greenwood HAS CAUSE OF ACTION. i CQ no 0 iS2-3y THE The State Kight in Its Actiou Against tbe Oil Trust. BEST TONIC MONCDRE RICHARDS, -MANUFACTURERS OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS, DEALERS IN Leather ani Saddlery Hardware. So.

213 Texas Street. VS PKKCEDENTEI) ATTRACTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTE I) Louisiana State Lottery Co. Incorporated by the Lzislature in ISiSi for Kducaiional antr Charitable purposes, and its franchise made a part of the present State Constitution, ii W'J, by an ovcr.wiiEr.-Mixo KlH'llK VOTE. Its Urand Single Number Drawings will take place every month, and its Grand serni-Annnal Drawings take place every six months (June and December.) "We do hereby ecrtily tnat we supervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Quarterly Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in person manage and control tbo Drawings themselves, and that tbe same arc conducted with boneHty, fairness and in good faith toward all parties, and we authorizo the Company to use thif certificate, with fac-oliniles ol our signature attached, in its (1. T.

HUAUREOAltD, JU1UL A. EAKLY, Commissioners. We the undersigned Banks and Banker will pay all pnzus drawn iu tbe Louisiana State Lotteries which may he presented at oar counters. J. II.

Oglebbt, Pres. La. Nat. Bank. P.

Lanaix, Pres. State Nat. Hank. A. Hald-win.

Pres. N. O. Nat. Bank.

Carl Koiin, Prest. Union Nat. Bank. Grand Semi Annual Drawing At the Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, June 14th, 1887. CAPITAL PRIZE $300,000.

100.000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each, N. O. States of Snnday. Judge llonfcton yesterday morning Strengthens the Mcles Steadier the Nerve. Enriches tbe Blood, Gives New Vigor.

Dh. J. L. MTEBS.FwrtieJd, Iowa, uti: Brown's Iron Bitters is the best Iron medicine I have known in my 3u years practice. I have found it peri ally beneficial in nervous at physical exhaustion, and in ail debilitating ailments that bear so heavily on the system.

Uee it freely in my own family." Ma W. P. Bbown, 637 Main Covington, says 'I was completely broken down in health and troubled with pains in my back. Brown's Iron bitters entirely restored me to health." Genuine shore Trade Mark and crossed red line? oo wrapper. Take do other.

Made only by BLOWN CHEUiCALCO BALTIMORE MSK With sliding: Detachable Springs. C2T Better than Whalebone or Hornjp and guaranteed never to break. Price, For sale by leading wholesale and retail establishments. MAYER, 8TROUSE 412 Broadway, N. tanfacturers.

RED RIVER AND COASTLINE JOSEPHM'EVOY Watchmaker Jt Jeweler MARKET SHREVEPORT. Repairing of Fine Watches, French Clocks. Jewelry, a specialty i 1 If W. L. DOUGLAS P.

R. R. Tbe Great Popular Route Between tta EAST AND THE WEST Shortest Line to NEW ORLEANS And all Points id Iiouisiaxia NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA CALIFORNIA ravortteLlneiottie NORTH, SOUTHEAST $3 SHOE. Btvltsh. Dnrable, Easy Flttlnir.

The best $3 Shre in the World. tiaives. jiu; tuarters. Tontlis, t2 00; Twentieths, 00. LIST OF PRIZES.

CHAS. P. TRVSLOW, President. CHAS. W.

DROWN, Traffic Manager and Treasurer. GEO. C. HAMILTON, Secretary, New Orleans. M.

SCOVKIX, General Freight and Passenger Agent, Shreveport, La. tV. 1.. UUIULAS $2.50 SHOE iMjitiiUthe 3 8hm' aUvcr- lihLiX uy otliL-r tlruia. 1 PRIZE OF $.100,000 1 PRIZE OV 100,000 IOQ.000 1 PRIZE OF 00,000 Our JT.

H. COOK. DEALER IN Stow, Crock; and Mmk, MANUFACTURER OF Tin, Copper andSlieet Ironware. ROOFING AND GUTTERING A 8PECIALTY. Corner Texas and Edwards streets, SHREVEPORT.

LA. 1 PRIZE OF 25,000 A000 2 PRIZES OF 10,000 5 PRIZES OF 5,000 25,000 25 PRIZES OF 1,000 3,136 Prizes.amounting to 11,055,000 Lyon. Anrelius Augustine Shreveport Tavlor, Joseph Sbreveport 0 Bryan, Andrew Franklin Greenwood Allen, Thomas Jefferson. Shreveport Fisner Levi Hill Sbreveport Clay, David Milton Shreveport Whitworth, William Thomas Greenwood Egan, William Lucius Shreveport Hilliard, Walter Shreveport Walker, Alexander Spann Spring Ridge Vughan, Zachariah Edmunds Long wood Moes, John Kobert Shreveport Dorey, Joseph Tabor Sbreveport Dickey, Fines Jackson Shreveport Booth, Argustine Hue Snreveport Blackburn, Charles Sbreveport Tillingbsst, fcdwin Lawrence. Moorings yort Alison, Hartwell Bayou LaChnte Koquemore Andrew Jackson Heisor Kimbell, John Lamar Bayou LaChnte Dickson, Samuel Augustus Rush Point Watters, Georgo Winn Collingsbnrg CLAIBORNE PARISH, Turner, Silas Homer limes, William Henry Suminertield Meadows, John Elmore Homer Arbuckle, William A'illiaras Homer Webb, Stephen Moore FlatLick Culpepper.

William Wirt Athens Calhoun, John Davidson Arizona Simmons, Alfred Castillo Lisbon Sellers, William Summeriield Atkinson, Joseph Homer Gannt, Riohard Groves Haynesville Baker, William Madison Arizona Longino, Hugh Monro Haynesville Patton, Thomas Florence Lisbon Ledbetter, Jesse Marion Summertiold Longino, Henry Alvin Haynesville Alford, Marcellus Franklin Summeriield Longino, Lather. Webster parish Appleby, Tandy Homer Mcllenry, George Richard Haynesville Day, Montrose liaynesville Pennington, Thaddeus Henry Arcadia Bush, Albert Richard Gordon Day, Joseph William Gladney, Joe Glenn Arcadia 1)E SOTO PARISH. Stribling, Milton Sutberlin, William Keener Mansfield BenBon, Robert Fos'er Mansfield Fair, James William Mansfield Scott, Lockwood Allison Kingston Wotford, James Epbraim Mansfield Walker, Samuel Freeman ManBfield Glbbs, Robert Trueuart Mansfield Beall, Adam Jones Mansfield Courtney, Franklin Grand Cane Stokes, Henry Craighton Mansfield Mumford, James Hunton Mansfield Smith, Moses Grand Cane Bannerman, Moses Cane Moseley, William Keachi Horn, James Robert Rutherford Keachi Headriok, William Jennings Keaohi WEBSTER PARISH. Harper, Albert Gallatin Minden McFarland, Daniel Minden Vance, Thomas Jetlerson Minden Bain, James Flam Bush wood Harper. William Dumal Homer Cheshire.

John Singleton Minden II. Haying 1'ractlied Five Years Without a Diploma. HIEMVILLE PAKISII. Hollingswortb, Andrew Pickens. Liberty Hill Khively, Cornelius Liberty Hill Crawford, Governor Brown Libertv 11 ill Fonts, Thomas Jefterson Sparta Kolb, Alex.

as. to San Marcos, Tex. Sullivan, Dempsey Franklin Sparta BOSSIER PARISH. None For Cluii Kates or any further informa tion apply to the undersigned. Your band- writing must Do distino: and sigsatuiib plain.

More rapid return mail delivery will be assured by your inolosin? an envelope For New Orleans. Leaves Thursday, May 11), at 5 p.m., STKAMEK JOIIX L. SCULLY. Wool) Cptain For Gilmer. Leaves Friday, May 20, at i STEAMER ALPHA.

Box ham Captain Freight received ior all points at all times on the wharfboat. MATT SCOYELL, General Freight and Passenger Agent, Shreveport. La ueariue your inn auuress. Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currensy by Express (at our expense) ad- decided the exceptions of Jadge to the suit of the State of Louisiana against the American Cotton Oil Trust fit els.

Mr. Aldige cited as vice-president of the Cotton Oil Trust bad filed exceptions of no cause of action and improper citation. The court gave first a review of tbe case and of tbe issues presented by counsel on both Bides. The point to be decided was whether there was a case. Under tbe intrusion in office act the attorney -general has tbe right to bring this suit to enjoin tbe Oil Trust from acting as a corporation in this State.

Tbe question then is, whether the Oil Trust is a corporation, an authorized association or a partnership. The action is brought by tbe attorney-general to have tbe Oil Trust declared an illegal association, so far as it carries on any operations or conducts any business in this State; to enjoin certain persons named in tbe petition from acting within the State as officers of the said association and from transacting any of its business, to provoke the appointment of a receiver, and the final winding np end liquidation of its affairs, and to enjoin certain persons from buying and selling and dealing in, as brokers, the shares of 6tock or ceitificates of shares in tbe equity of tbe trust, issued by tbe said association. The States argues that the Trust is not incorporated in this State or any other State or country. Tbe counsel jt Aldige and the Trust said that the Trust is not incorporated, that it does not claim to be, and that on the contrary it claims to act simply as a number of citizens would act together as a voluntary association, such as commercial partners or trustees-After a learned dissertation on the law defining corporations, the court "said that the impression may be created that the Oil Trust is a corporation with a capital stock of It is alleged herein that it has issued stock to that amount; under that impression it may contract debts to tbe amount of tens of millions. If, in reality, the Trust is composed of persons unable to respond to demands of such magnitude, great loss might happen to its debtors.

The State has therefore, an interest that SHOR FOB BOYS elves Rreat sath.factlon. AU the above are miule In llutton, I'onirreiis and Ijloe, all styles of toe. Sold by 2,000 dealers thouxhout the U. 8. If your dealer does not keen them, send name on postal to W.

L. DOUftLASg tirockton, Mass. BEWARE OF FRAUD knowledtm that some anwrupulous dealers are otferlng other Roods as mine, and when asked why my stamp Is not on Hie hoes, state that I have discontinued its oae. THIS IS FAI.SK. Tnk none rrprenented to lie the V.

L. Douglas Shoes," unless name, warrantee and prie are stamped on lint turn uf cacli shot. W. 1. IOL CiLAS, Brockton, Mass.

For by sale E. PHELPS, 32 Texas street. SHKEVEPOHT STAMP TVOUK9, 62 and C4, Texas Shreveport, La. Self-Inkers, Rubber Ilajnd and Pocket Stamps. Novel tios, Impression Seals, Wax Seals, Baggage and Key Checks, Stencils.

Agents Wanted A good live man in every city and village can make a good salary by handling onr goods and devoting his spare time to soliciting orders. Terms to agents and discount sheets irnished only one party tn each town. uressea to M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, L.

Address Beeistered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Oileans, La. Tickets for sale by M. CARTER. Shreveuort. La.

Farmers' Alliance Steamtoat Line. JOS. BOISSEA TJ, Cotton Factor AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Dealer in Hay, Corn and Oats, and all other articles usually kept in a feed store. 1 am also prepared to sell the very best ground mixed feed for milch cows or horses.

I will keep a large stock on hand for retail and will also sell by car loads to interior dealers; all of which I am selling at the lowest market prices and only ask that my lrlends and the publie call and examine for themselves at my store, No. 13 on the Levee. JOSEPH BOISSEAU. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CIAK8 Dally Between ST. LODIS DALLAS.

FT. WORTH. EL PASO te SAN FRANCISCO. JAL AISO MAliSHALL NEW ORLEANS WITHOUT CflASQII SOLID TRAINS, EL PASO TO ST. LOUIS.

Fast Time, First Class Equipment, Sure Connection. See that your tickets read via Texas and Pseint Railway. For Maps, Time Tables, Tickets, Kates, la4 all required Information, call on or address any of tb Ticket agonts, or J. II. MILLER, Passenger Agent.

Dallas, Tex. B. W. McCtJLLOUGH, General Tassenger and Ticket Agent, Dallas. JOHN A.

GRANT, General Manager, Dallas, Tex. K. M. HICKS HOWELL, COTTON FACTORS I GROCERS No' 10, Texas Street Warehouse 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, corner ol Strand and Commerce). Shreveport, La.

The New Steamers G. W. SENTELL AND MARCO, Make regular trips between New Orleans, Shreveport and Gilmer. La. For Gilmer and Way Landings.

Leaves Saturday, May 7, at 12 STEAMER MARCO. C. B. Aiti.E Master For rates of freight and passage apply to OG1LY1E THURMOND, Agents, or W. MARSTON.

President. AUGUST MOSOH FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 518 Market St. Keceived New Stock of Spring and Summer Goods. I furnish Pants from $7 to $10 a pair; Whole Suits from $25 to $3a a suit, and all other custom work in my line at prices to give isatisfaotion to my customers. Kepair'ng neatly done.

A. Moscn. 1HIH. H. VHoKi NEW HOTKL.

THE HARRIS HOUSE. ON MILAM STREET. Has gained quite a reputation since its opening, and now ranks as one of the best in this oity. MR. ABE HARRIS, Long and favorably known as the Manager of the Harris House, Natchitoches, La.

The building, formerly known as the Caddo House, has been renovated and refurnished throughout, new furniture having been provided for every room. The custom of the publio is solioited. WM. YOELCKER, CARRIACE WAGON SHOP. Succession Notice.

Succession of Briggs Barker No. In District Court Caddo Parish, La. Notice is hereby given that Bradford P. Barker has this day applied to be appointed administrator of tbe succession of Brigga Barker, deceased. Any opposition thereto must be filed in my oflice within the time prescribed by law, or he will be appointed as prayed for.

Witnessthe Hon. 8. L.Taylor, judge of our said court, this day of Mav, 1887. W. P.

FORD, Clerk. HOLMES CHASE Merchandise Brokers ani General mSUltAIVCE AGENTS, No. 19, Milam Shreveport, t.a. Fire, Itiver, Marino, Life au Accident Insurance. We will issne Policies npon Qin houses, Cotton, Storehouses, Dwellings and contents and other insurable property, in First Class Companies, at lowest current rates.

Losses promptly settled at thisaRency. ETWe also represent the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cash Assets nearly 70,000,000. E7Aooident tickets for sale in the Tray elers Insnranoe Company, of Hartford, Con-nMitioat. Ian29dlr. CADKO PARISH.

J. F. LOONEY, MANUFACTURER OP Saddles, Harness and Bridles, AND DEALER IN Collars, Saddlery, Hardware and Leather, WAGONS AND BUGGIES. Sole Agent lor Mnrphy, Htudobakor And Weber Damme Wagons. Also Agent for the Celebrated Haworth Iron Felloe Wagon.

NO. 15. TEXAS STREET. W. C.

PEKRIN. 8. J. ZEIOLER. Horse Shoeing a Speciality.

ALL KINPS OF WOOD AXD IR03I WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch. Milam Street. Shreveport, La. PERRIN Z-EICLER, None CLAIBORNE PARISH. Henry, Frank Homer Richardson, Stirling Robertson Homer 1E SOTO PARISH.

Wilson, Elisha Cothingbam Pleasant Hill Revees. Norburn Powell Grand Cane Reuibert, William Lula. Sabine Ph McKinnie, Tbomas Howell Mansfield EI1TER PARISH. Wbite, William Clemmons Minden Williams, Robert Minden Stolen, George Douglas Minden 11 lima R. N.

M'KELLAR Cotton Factor AMD GENERAL Commission rchnnt. jAlxo Dealer is BAGGING AJST TIES. Cor. Texas and Levee St. SHREVEPORT, LA.

twdwlf MONEY ADVANCED. sncn a concern, if illegal and unauthorized may not continue its operations within tte State. The court further said: The requirement iQ every country that corporations shall be formed in certain ways and with prescribed formalities, ji not without 8 6trong raison d'etre. THOMAS C. BARRET, ATTORNEY AT LAW NOTARY PUBLIC The sale and purchase of leal Estate also solioited.

Office with Alexi Blanch ard. DR. D. BEATTY SON Ol many years experience nd well np in all lat improvements in artificial teeth. Specialty: Saving natural teeth and treating dineased and bleeding gums.

Office on Market street, between Texas and Milam, Dillon building. T. ALEXANDER. H. O.

BLANCHABt ALEXANDER BLAXDHARD. ATTORNEYS A. LAV 8HBKVKPOBT, LA. Office Corner Market street, near Commercial Alley Office, Texas street, near Levee. Warehouse.

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