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- - LA. B1
ON TIME DEPOSITS.
1 Imflpan, C. A. Lowry, E. I. Hall, D. Hebert,
jAieL Aethbur, Edd Morris, D. D. Andrus, B. C.
vgepromt attention. A general banking busi
, sident. C. L. PARDEE. Cashier.
Bankiug aund Trust Co.
CAPITAL, $50,000.
.en5rl * Banking Business. Collections Promptly Attended
BOSTON SHOE STORE
' W men's and Children's
SHOES.
. S. GASE, - - Proprietor.
- 'W ILLIAMS BROS.,
-DEALERS IN
aple andFancy Groceries
Free Delivery.
tlclr Mnal Street. Jennings, La. i
BON TO LItlVERY STALBhE'
l. I have bought my partner, Mr. McFarlain's, intesest, and
will be glad to serve my Friends and the Public at any time they
may need FIRST-CLASS RIGS or SADDLE HO-S;ES.
Call and see me, or phone 90. Everything now and First
Class.
Yours Truly,
M. S. POGUE.
If you (Contnemplate I'urallll.ilg a rlne liu.trt,,IruI t i
tlhen it I to yaour Int l ent t. r e the ,~elb'laIl -"
..The Highest Possible Grade. Ferfcly Adapte
Parallel for
Beauty, Tone
and A tio+
Lever arrows
Van Wie Pu"mps for deep wel-,. Se
'New top-suction punp. Eric Engin' s
Black Bros. & Co.
to~ his @liaP Ie7 . I tad 'dt.o t:". .,
-;- Black Bros. & (30.
RINA
DONKEY
* ON
EVERY
SACK.
KEEPS
MULES UP
AND FEED
RILLS DOWN
- TRY i'
R. . POWULL
'S
MILL
*.· *er -~,
Jo C. LAND&
%LL UINtS AT!'IC Fl ' FA 'TH T AT' 1(.
Warehouse: North of FO Ster's hitm
.12w once.
TREE DEIVMERY.
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N. L. at1SLLE
Lditter. Publishe and Proprietor,
S
b
Bntered for transmission through the mailsat
second-class rates
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RAILgOAD TIME TABLE. b
I No. 7 ............... :82 a. m
No. 5 ............... :414 p. m.
SUNSET - No. 9 .............. 4:44 p, m. d
ROUTE n o g ae *rs .
No. 8.....»........ 1:59 a. i.
NMo. 6 ...............10:2 a. m.
No. 10 ...............12:12p. m
Riome ~iappenine.
Intere ting It .mn Cnncernlog Jennilni O
and the NeighboriLng Country.
The istreet fair will be held in s
our city March 10 tolG,inclusive. e
E. '. Row-on and W. S. Phil-.
lips warte buin)uslO visitors at the t
parish seat yesterd:y. F
The FirstNational Lank is now
d)in; businuss in its own build
ing.
The .ossassination of President
McKinley re-produced in movirg
pictures at Chapman building to
night.
Black Brothers & Co. are t
moving into their new brick c
building with a bran new stock t
of roods in their line.
C. :,.Iyn, U. S., commissioner,
of Lake Charles state that the
pei otut has been issued for the
homesteicl of Mrs. E. A. Mar
shill.
The Washi:'gton:l Birthday re
cei:tiou will e: , held at the home
o(f W. P. linir'llrey arnd wife this
S.'. it . 7'i.(,I m 'i' bot rs f the
\ ii t b.::z \'is i 'enwl .'d -i I
t;:" roc,i of the house of MI. S.
!,-:,;u thi-S m i'n9lii' by the flue
1 1urni;g., o;t The tfire was prom
- , : i'i: 1 i 1i-i, bV seve-'rat.l~
:n.il ",n arriv .i on lie sceneI
Sb f ir i halied made mu "h head-|
St razncl Jubilee.
,dil ' rra ::,grnts have been
Y'. cnnpl -ted for the grand jubilee
coc,!'oati ni Satur-day night. A
'go,,d suin of moIney has been
' ased' to meet the necessary ex
ieinses. Much more might have
been secured but was not needed.
The following are those who have
m lude contributions:
Na ime Amount
E F IRowson $5 00
'S ( wy 5 00
iF t C.r ttinr 3 00
H1,::I ...i. l3Bros 5 00
"" :..,., "...i T :i' Dobbi' 5 00
. I I iF loi 1,:r S . i: ',s 2 (;t
(- `,\oIema.e 1 (t0
D E Sweet 3 00
T C Mal:ltery 1 00
} E S H1emnpstead 2 00
S1) '-1F a;lain 5 00
'i rst N\ Baulk 5 00
S A (C:1urtuey" 5 0()
i L 1(. i 's & Sons 2 00(
' .I so;:I djlh 2 00
L'. i1' « X l . 2 ()0
' H Mlrse & Sons 3 00
< 1. iz;t ?ls Bi aunk 5 ()
Co(,mmlittee on(0 speaking G. H.
SMrse, clairman, S. L. C(ary, A.
tD. McFarlain, N. L. Miller,Capt.
:D. E. Sweet.
Fir,',wo'Ai ks Ilha.ve been ordered
f',m New Orleans end will be
ier i timi r-ll,)w anLd allrrangem1ents
Sfr manlkingr a display have been
Simade The anvil will be fired by
1 1 i competent men.
S A eordial invitation is extend
Sed toal c(:;tizons and the laiis
. are spicially uraged to attend.
TI! i;alli will he lighted by elec
tri.ci'. Cornmfortable seats will
tbe furnished.
q Examination blanks at the
I RE' OR) otficc.
e For Sale.
S Four-year old pony, with sad
die and bridle. Enquire at REC
o01 ofice, 40 gt
Lake Charles Robbery.
Another store was burglarized
l:st ni,_ht. This time the vic
imrs welre the Murray-Brooks
SH;ird-':'we Co,. arnd the loss s-, tar
Is e'' i a w- 'i'lo ainie ii the 1iln
n. ' ! t1,;,:' l k ,:f a:lllu.ble! mulld ,' lA
" iy ,, ii. ' : t·' u: ·il y .
"i 1:·. ! .i0! . si- t . T Wla InIs. ilc is ,; '-.
*. 2i0 Irh i. tevr soim- i ia:p or
in i , 'I tk ei,. pt ions. In ,lliabl
- r p l'i (. re i' rilsl -anteed. Only
-* i- , . -il i'Itil-o & u:liul-k.'s
FItce Farmers Wanted
F, r line tr-nt of ric land along
;rnnils f-'i by thile Guadalupe
P iv·r in Victoria County, Texas.
n. OnlI about 1300 acres left, Ap
ply at once to The Victoria Rice
and Irrigation Co. Victoria, Tex.
5'l .
New York,Feb. 21.--The day
before the scheduled arrival of
Prince Henry of Prussia and his
suit has been an exceedingly
busy one for those interested in
the reception and entertain ment
of the distinguished guest. Mem
bers of this and that committee
have been hurrying about all day
in-a frantic effort fo complete the
details of their end of the ar
rangements. Decorators in many
parts of the city are engaged in
putting jup flags and bunting
and the; city is fast blossoming (
out a mass of color. The -main
scheme of the decorations is the
colors of the two nations inter
spersed and crowned with golden
eaigles. Another popular form
of decoration is the prince's por
trait draped in bunting and ex
posed in windows.
1t is ovident that the celebra
tion will draw one of the largest
crowds ever assernbled in New
York. Hotels and boarding
houses are overflowing with vis
itors, many of whom have jour
nied hundreds of miles to witness
the festivities. The gathering
of such a large crowd might be
thought a good opportunity for
anarchists to perpetrate their
nefarious work, but if they show
their heads above the surface
during Prince Henry's visit they
are assured of a warm reception.
According to expectations the
Kronprinz Wilhelm, with Prince
ienry and his suite on board,
wiil reach port some tome tomor
row forenoon. The stenamslilp's
:)ilic:, appreciating tie situatiou,
w.il endeavor to make the best
Limte jiosiole, and it would affir
i lltiC tlp iij'iSC it LJ Ve.-s;e W las
S.gited off the Ho.ok tonight.
_ldiu ral Evans, cominai,ding the
North IAtlantic squadrou, will
Smeet the steamer at quarantine
on board his flag ship, the his
t .l .c U0iypipia, aill wiil conduct
the PL'nuce witii his suite to the
i uI clIzu)ileril, which the Presi
e ent's delegates will then visit
and extend greeting. Then will
come the visit and official wel
come by the Mayor ol New Yory,
a visit which courtesy requires
[. the Prince to return the same
Safternoon. The Prince will be
escorted to the city hall by
t Squadron A and Troop C, and
will be ushered into the Mayor's
Sollice.
Ti'.h program arranged f.)r the
rt;u iiti der of Prince Henry's stay
1 i.s as follow' ':
UI .Ui) AY--inllgiouse:xercises
,'visit to the tolib oi Gent:lral
U Grant in the afternooln. Leave
for Washliington in the evening
by specIial train on the Pennsy
lvantlia Raiiroad.
0 MONDAY--Sih rtstop atBalti
U more at 9 a. in. m. arriving at Wash.
ington at 10:20 a.mn. Military es
cc,rt from the P'ensylvania rail
road station to the White Houce
and thence to the German Em
bassy. The President will re
turn the visit of the Prince at
noon. Visits of ambassadors and
ministers. Visit to the Capitol
at 4 p.m. Dinner at the White
I House at 6:30 p. m.
'TUESDAY-Departure of the
Prince and his suit from Jersey
SCity for the slhip building yards
of the Townsend Downey Ship
J- building company, at Shooters
SIstland.
. WEDNE SDAY-Luncheon
i wi L representatives of commerce
and industr'y at L2:30 p. m.
Banquetof the press of the Uni
e ted States at 8 p. m.
THURSDAY-Arrival of the
prince Henry at Washington,and
d- escort to the German Embassy.
- FRIDAY-Visit to, the United
t States Naval Academy at Anna
polis in the forenoon.
d SATURDAY-Departure of
the Prince and his suite for his
s outhern and Westeru tour on
tr ,,vial train.
T. , i'fit"hill ari'lei,.l ;itL Ec It h tIo D
. House to Rent.
SNew h:ouse to rellt. Enquire
-,: 2 rs. . L. Lee. -3:Jt
: White girl wanted for
I,,u.e\,1wk, C-linat REconooflice.
. -r Legal blanks at th2. R.-:c
S oli oftlice.
I' ;g'" F'ine line of writing tablets
1- the RiECOtD otiice.
IT PAYS TO ADVER=
TISE IN THE
RECORD.
•· I.' ,2
ste o Tti ý G
MISS M. PEARL DAVIS,
JXuais Tead1er" .
t
Studio, - - - STATE STRE~ET
'three doors north of schoolhouse
C. E. rIUNTER. M.D.
-HomSpathist
Fesa Bowe Trouble a Speelat2
Rooms 8 and 4. Morse Block.
Phone Nos. Residence 3.5 Office. 4.
A. C. BRAINARD & CO.
In Lsurance -
Real Estate.
Fire Risks written in leading cess
anies. Town and country prepert
or ale. Offoe with line & line.
Mister Horse
Owner -
We are after your trade is the
oeed line. We are after it with
good, clean, honest teed; with
prompt service, full weights
and right prices. It doesn't I
matter to us whether you buy
teed for one horse or a hun ~
dred-woe want to sell Feo
what feed you buy.
FAIN & KRIELOW.
Corn and Oats High
TRY
PURINA
FEED ror
OOKKEY NOa ECw IYard
ROARD 04 ALL SAM &
Working
Stock.
W. H. CUINR , C. R. CLIN$A
J. D. CLINE.
CLINE & CLINE,
Attorneys at Law
and Notaries Publie
OfAo-es-Jennings and Lake Oharles
PteBwt attention to all business.
JOE ' KOKO
Furniture Iepaired and Upholstered
Mattresses Made Over.
New and Second Haunl Furniture
Bought and Sold.
SPhone 274. 114 WVest Third st.
(',.OWLEY, LA. dw23tf
PUR1 -A
DONKEY ON BEST
EVERY SACK.
FEED
FOR
Horses
a"rd
Cows0
JAR. H. MAR": LL,
i Worknrran itr- Leather,
.0A GENERAL LIE OI' REPEARING
NEATLY DONE.
OPEN WITH. DI NNET., ON
SATCHI.>AY FI'I . "2.
French Hotel and Restaurant
N. Mlarket:, Next to lu!hurt House
n Jennings, La.
e Business Men's Lunch 12 to 2.
. Table de Hote Dinner 5:10 to 8.
SOysters, Steaks, Chops, farebits.
Hotel Rates $2 per P I:.,
,e MACUIRE & FLORYN,
. 4,&wtf PRCPR!ETOR".
Narcotle Freusy.
d It is his unfortunate surroundings
that make the American such a wild,
hard worker. lie labors because he
wants to forget what and where he is.
f When he slows up for a few minutes
is the awful truth comes back to him, and
with a groan he kicks the treadmill
r with hysterical vigor and numbers his
mind with effort.- London Express.
Elderly Judge Enjoys 8tudying.
D Ex-Judge Logan bleckley of Charles
Sville, Ga., who attended the Univer
sity of Georgia last term in order to
e brush up on mathematics, will become
a student again next term. He has
solved the mathematical problem in
which he was interested and is in
search of information now on other
topics.
Populationm of New Zealtand OCities.
The final eensus returns of the prin
ts cipal cities of New Zealand show that
the population of Aukland is 67,273, of
SWellington 49,292, of Christchnrch 57,
037, and of Dunedin 52,398. The in
- crease of population since the last cen
sus ranges from 18.04 per cent in Well
ington to 10.82 per cent in Dunedtx.
L.xa,:Yee isi,.lo Oo,+.+ T bh'ets,'ue
Sa cJid tl ole day. No Cure, No Puy
prie 2 oenas.
E. F. ROWSON, President. 11* E. BLISS, Vic r `l
GEO. A. COURTNEY, Cashier. Hf. H. lOAG, Asc Cas
DIRECTQRS
F. F. MORSE, J. P. HABER, F. E. B?SS
S. J. JOHNSON, E. F. ROWSON.
This Bank is now open for business in its ::t .
temnorary quarters in the Morse Buildi
D. C. BROWN.
E L CONTRACTOR
...GERA eapd BUItiDE
Dealer in Brick, Lime, Sand, Cement,
Agatete Plaster, Plaster Paris,
Fire Brick and Clay. Brick Building
a Specialty. Correspondence
Solicited.
Office over Scott Bros. Store. Front
Room. Lock Box 164.
JENNINGS, - - LOUISIANA.
A Good Habit
The habit of buying of Hebert & Andrus, the Southside general
merchants, is a good habit to get into. They sell everything
usually kept in a first-class g(encral store, and on account of their
large trade they are constantly receiving new goods, which you will
always find fresh and clean. Since douoling the size of their
building they have received a new stock of UP-TO-DATE Dry
Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings, Shoes and Notions. Our
GROCERY and PROVISION D)EPAIATMNIENT is filled with good thing to eat.
HEBER'& P P\NDRUS,
The South side Mrc'hants.
S-G. HIagius
& Son.
:. .rt NxNeas, LA.,
H.ve constantly on
hand a full supply of
Burial Riobt-s. Coffins
of ill kirs. OCskets
Cloth and Metallc,
Orders by mail or
St:legraph will be
promplly attended to.
Undertaker's Goods.
TEETERING.
Is fun for the boys and not par
oticularly injurious tlurnber; but
"see-sawing" as to qui'lty or pri
ces of lumber will ruin any deal
er. We steadfastly n:aiu;tain a
standar;d pric",' for hard and soft
w;)u;:, whcl;· i f fr t ui,:linr or
' . i .e , , t .. . n . t.
lum b ir an·:d ! akiing" uli ' s ti' , ti .t
pro)fit? - V'_ fi",.p our cu::t 'fllt s,
Jltts the li ad. .FOSTER , SONS.
J. E. FOSTER & SONS.
Lots for Sale.
Nicely located residenct lots i (.a
ry's addlition: also a few chuic( ots in
Mc'FarIlain addition.
ELKINTON BROTHER S
Waiter F. Laybourn,
?ýiolin In:st ru r
Orchostra Miusic Furni-u1hd
for all O..h'a<ioi:s Call at tRbc
ord oflice. U48
CITY BAKERY',
BOLLICH BROS., Props.
Headquarters for fine Bread and
Cakes. Bread delivered to your orn,
door. Patronize home Industry.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Wholesale agents, Jennings, La,
Branch A. T. Morris Wholesale Cigar
House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FOR RENT.
One Rice Farm 400
acres.
One Rice Farm 300
acres.
One Rice Farm. 150
acres.
Good buildings, lands;
in gcod condition.
Plenty of wate:r.
Apply to
H. C. DREW,
LAKE CHARLES,
S7d&wlm LA.
TEAMINCG
and
HOUse MOVING.
I am prepared to cdo HOUSE
MOVING and HEAVY BAUL.
ING; of all kinds, suchl a Boilers,
Engines and Machinery. Rates
reasonable. Call on ume at my
residence east, of schoolhouse.
L,, -- -- 0" T,.. N,--
L . WL T EUN,
ATTOItNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pracltice in the courts of Calca.sieu
and Acadia. Charters drawn. Titles
examined.
Ot)tlice: ITulburt Bldg., Jennings.: L:
The Imperial,
Lake Charles, La.
A 11 i;'ST ('LASS HOTEL
IN A.L iPE].PF.CTS.
LTarp Sample Rooms. Hot and
('old laths Free. Table and
:errv ic Unexc-lled. In fact
ev.ry detail which goes to make
i.' 'r:veling Public Comfort
:1,1- is Carefully Attended to.
FATES - - $2 PEFR DAY.
L. M. BRADEN, Prop.
2-td&wlhn
C*hinese Laundry.
First class Laundry done at Ras- -
onable Rates at our New Laundry,
corner State and Davis streets.
HONG LEE, Prop.
283d-3m JENNINGI, LA.
