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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1896
Page
9
A damaged OCR listing offers a wide array of clothing and accessories. It mentions ladies vests, embroidery, men’s suits and pants, shirts, colored skirts, hats, and boys hats with assorted prices. The text includes refinery-like product names and price points, but specifics are unclear.
The Progress attacks Senator Blanchard and his allies, arguing Populists cannot support Blanchard while recounting past endorsements and alleged bossism. It questions loyalty and reform prospects, listing key figures and urging Populists to resist aligning with Blanchard.
25 den men's Negligee shirts offered as Wii made at 90e each. Also 10 dogen men's fancy Negligee shirts priced at 75c. Strong emphasis on value and catalog style for readers seeking affordable sleepwear.
Naiusook offers white cooks and cooks stories as ready popular sellers for 5 cents.
Our stock of these goods is the talk of the town. When in need of any thing in this line we can please you better than anyone.
In a quiet Thursday session Sheriff Yong and Deputy Walters arrested G. Smith and A. Hester on Mack Wellman s affidavit for larceny of 32 dollars in money and checks. Warrants issued after arrest as the court handled minor disruptions. The Progress reviews Keachie Male and Keewale College commencement plans with addresses by J. M. Foster Jr and D. C. Scarborough and wishes the institution success.
Fragmentary ad fragment describes gauze fan in assorted colors and a Golconda gem scarf. Mentions a regular two count fan and a fine imitation diamond, with an appeal to order by mail. Limited readable details about availability, price, or seller.
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