The Jennings daily record., March 31, 1902, Image 4

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, I. au,' Heber ,
"Di u . 3. Andrus, B. C.
' ve oat tentop. A general banking busl
Sactig Engineers.
Wbe handle a full line of Boiles,
Al RYei tuhStW outfit.
o.ta on band now.
ou ttfit, S? b l.!er ,
pqowe outfit, ,self oatsiu boiler.
 nout,t, PFre-Baoe boiler.
$ roe; mounted outfit.
o en with Case separator,
S.,s. let as us now your needs.
.-O FFIC -SATURDAY. WITH
SMA'SLE IMRLUM EMENT OCOMPA*V
i Street-and S erviceable.nn
stAr aand Serviceable.
That is the kind of Rigs you
get when you go to the Pioneer
in the Livery Business.
r.:C'OK, MONTGOMERY & Co.
TEAMING
AND
HOUSE MOVING
I am prepared to do HOUSE
MOVING and HEAVY HAUL
ING of all kinds, such as Boilers,
Engines and Machinery. Rates I
reasonable. Call on me at my
residence east of schoolhouse.
SL. E. TRUMAN.
PURINA
Feed. O:NKEY
EVERY
8AOK.
-KEPS
MULES UP
AND FEED
BILLS DOWN
TRY ITI
-GO TO
W. J. Mills
ELECTRICIAN,
-FOR ALL
KINDS OF ELECTRICAL
WORK. GAS AND WATER
PIPE FITTINGS.
All work neatly and promptly
done. 48dw
J. C. LANG & Co.
-DEALERS IN
FEED
- -LL KINDS ATPRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
Warehouse: North of Foster's lum
ber office.
FREE DELIVERY.
BENTON H. THOMAS,
STER PAINTER.
on 'Ihird street, west of
Cary avenue.
Free Estimates Given on Ap
plication. Living Prices and
First Class Work.
BOwDS GIVEN IF REQUIRED.
MISS M. PEARL DAVIS,
Studio, - - - STATE STREET
three doors north of schoolhouse
B. A. RICHHART,
Publio Auctioneer,
i.oanoke, - - Louisiana.
: soliit your patronage and guar
Zantee satis etton. 48d&wtf
-. i. Fl4UNTBR. M.D.
i- ieu pat.ist
Mp lul Tremble a 3peilat
.4 2iseme =11slr
m 3b Office. 4.
Kod Io
Dyspepsia Crse
Digests what you 's& t
This preparation contains all of
digestants and digests all kinds o
food. It gives instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows yo to eat all
the food you want. The most sensltive
stomachs can take it. By teuse many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. Is 1
unequalled for the stomach. Child
ren with weak stomachs thrive on it.
First doserelieves. Adietunnecessary.
Oures all stomaob troubles
prepared onlY bytE. O. Dmrr &mOo.Ohicago
Tye O . boitl containSI% timesthoGOc. aise.
Sold at Terry's Drug Store.
GRILL Order.
Design to suit your taste.
All kinds of furniture repaired
and reconstructed. Call and ex
amine samples of GRILL and
MANTLE work. Shop north of
Racket store. 73d&w
MARK D. RITTER.
Jennings Bottling Works,
J. H. Minnix, Prop.
Manufacturers of PURE,
SPARKLING, HE ALTHFUL
SODA POP. City and Country
Trade Solicited.
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Columbia Intact.
By Union Associated Press.
Washington, March 31.-A
cable dispatch was received form
the Columbtbi d:,lega:tion today,
from the miniuster of fot:i-nu f
fairs at Cai:acs Unt: : i  posi
tive denial that there has been a
change in the government of
Columbia.
No fellow need be ashamed to
to take his girl, (or any other fel
low's girl) for a drive in one of
Cullen & Clark's swell rigs. 53tf
Fifty Years a Sister of Charity.
Special to the Record.
South Orange, N. J., March 31.
-At St. Elizabeth's convent,
Madison, was observed today
the fiftieth anniversary of Sister
Mary Catherine's profession as a
Sister of Charity. A feature of
the observance was the celebra
tion of Pontifical mass by Bishop
O'Connor, of Newark.
Fine Burbank potatoes just re
ceived at E. E. Walker grocery. 57
Meteor Damaged.
By Union Associated Press.
New York, March 81.-The
, Kaiser's yacht Meteor ,jammed
her stern on a group of piles to
- day near Shooters Island pier.
The stern was slightly bent and
her name plate crushed. The
leeward rail around the stern was
bent and broken.
SCIothing. Advance Srlang Styles.
Our clothing is made up of
the best material from the best
 standard mills. The best de
: signs of the season. Oar cloth
'1ngis -out ou by nr d made
OP p-y .ecpere
Asi
W.+ E . T ol ,h1 ri 1e in I ,&
. orYeý. .....m..Sa. .
Xe i........... . A . . it.
Mom o rtarwet pe,
W.-E. Trott visited in Lake
Charles sat zrdy.
Yesterday was not an ideal
Easter Bnnday--e ther eoal for
a display of sprllg at·yll
Mrs. Horaeael es-oatK a
is visiting her friend,:i. .'. t-.
Houck on North lMaret etreat.
The Good Templars will hold sw
their meeting tonight in the in
Christian church.
S. A. K~lu, Com. wh
Guy C. Green left Satuday '
night for Arkadelphia, Ark., hay- of
ing been called home suddenly r
on account of the illness of his rat
father. .10
C. H. [Dunham, wtlrhasbeen c0
suffering greatly ith an abcess ed
on his thumb, is now recovering. po
It was feared for a while that he ano
i would loose his thumb.
Married-On Suneay morning, so
March 80, 1902, at the Christian th
church of Jennings,Mr.E. O. Hy- o
ler to Miss Alice A. Peterson,
Rev. C. N. Williams, officiattng.
Married.-Of Sunday, March ti
30, 01902, at high noon at the P
Christian church in this city, of
Rev. C. N. Willirms officiating, of
Mr. Herbert Thrash to Miss Ca
melia Simons.
The district court of Acadia
parish will convene in Crowley 7
next Monday, April 7th. The sc
News says the first part of the vi
month will be taken up in trying a
civil cases and will be followed a'
by a criminal term which will ex- si
tend into May. a]
Mrs. U. B. Roberts and sister o1
I Miss Maggie Boyle have return
ed to their home in Clinton, Ill.
Their many friends will be glad tr
 to learn however, that they will u;
return in the fall with their b
"r mvther and make Jennings their
II permanent home. p
In Ine mayor's court Ithis re
, morning &,Hennock was up be- e?
fore his hono, for dispensing n
"the goods" without a license. s
Inasmuch as the evidence was p
not wholy conclusive and the de- g
fendand plead no money, and was a
in such health that if he were
' sentenced to confinement he
would probably die, the mayor
- suspended judgment on his good b
behavior in the futuro.
At a sale of pews at the Catho- n
lic church yesterday,about$ 1,000 t
was realized, the highest bid for t
one pew was $40. Mr. J. H. f
g Hoffmann acted in the capacity
id of auctioneer. It was shown
of conclusively by this sale that the =
editice is not large enough to ac- (
commodate this thrifty congre
gation. as the supply of seats
was not equal to the demand,and
S, already negotiations have been i
startod for a fine brick church
E, that will do credit to the city.
L An accident occurred on the
ry race track this morning which
caused the loss of a fine horse.
While Roy Bush was training E.
D. Conner's fine race horse, the i
horse suddenly fell and broke
both hind legs. The injury was
A of such anature that it could not
m be cured, and the horse had to be
y, shot to relieve him of his suffer
f- lings. The cause of the accident
Si- remains a mystery as the track
a was quite smooth where it hap
of pened.
Wanted-To trade first-class
to new piano for desirable town lot.
el- Apply to Hollembeak's Music
of House. & 74
Garfeld Acceots.
By Uuion Associated Press.
Washington, March 81.-James
31. R. Garfield has accepted the civil
at, service commissionership ten
ay dered him by President Roose
er velt.
sa For a refreshing outing, get a
of rig and team of high steppers at
a Cullen & Clark's livery stable,
P south of the depot. 53tf
Try the new feed-Morse's.
re- BUEGONS'S KNIFE NOT NIEDED.
? Surgery is no longer necessary to
cure piles. DeWitt s Witch Hazel
Salve cures such cases at once, re
moving the necessity for dangerous,
painful and expensive operations. For
she salds, cuts, burns, wounds, bruises,
ed sores and skin diseases it is unequal
to- led. Beware of counterfeits. Dr,
er. Terry's Drug Store.
nd cOULD noTr nKEATl.
'he Coughs, colds, croup, grip, bron
eas chitis, other throat and lung troubles
are quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure. One Minute Cough Cure
is not a mere expectorant, which gives
only temporary relief. It softens and
of liquifies the mucous, drenws out the in
s flatation and remo'es the osa~eofthe
disease. Absolutely safe. Aots ast
e once, "One Minute Cough Cture will
ith do all that is claimed for it," says
de Jusice of the Peace, J. Q. Hood,
Crosby, Misa. "My wife oould hot e
her breath and was relieved by se:
swt dose. It has been a benefi to elli
'family." Dr. Terry's rug Stoner.
If your are in n
Honduras or Japan Seed RAce
we can supply you. Do not fail to
see us before buying .
iana Rice Milling Go.
LIMTED.
CHAflTER ho
OF THE TRAIVLERS OIL CO., shi
LIMITED, OF JENNINGS, LA.
·Blt of Levi i 
nalSe of Clslisa.m I we
Pearist wiCstesel. I me
e t 1at mos led semmbered that
bu6s C4 Cha e ta. duly be e
ewho~ n1*a4es " q inead boS1ry
ho blse unr o me, said otaker, thatnd
o vailin themselves of the povisionson
f the, laws of the ae !he hero ouss
irelative to he ranizaton eom
rationh they do by these presents
and append constitute theseral pves ionsto
whose rporation, with all the powsbscribedrs,
who ects, pre unto me, said oimmunitiesr, that
ed vilin themselves of the provisions r the pur
of the carryings of the state of Lousiana
rel thive to the erganization set forpo-th,
ration ,-that they do by these presents bo
and bind constitute themselves into as
corporation, with all the powers,
rights, privileges and immunities vest
ed in such corporations, for the pur-ter, as
of carryin on thelowstowit: business and
for the objects hereinafter set forth, of
and bind themselves and suc othera
persons as may become hereafter as
sociated vith them in accordance with ae
the provisions of the article of incor-wn
porationsadopted in their charter, as
follows. to wit:
ARTICLE I.
The name and style of this:corpora
tion shall be the "TRAVELERS OIL tel
O, ided;" its domicile and principal fapro
place of business shall be in the topresident, co
oand Jein higs, parish on thCalcasieu, statery b
of Louisiana. be
ARTICLE II. cc
The term of the existence of said cor- Ui
poration shall be ninpower aty-nine (99) t
years from the date hereof unless ss
sooner dissolved, as hereinaker pro- al
vided; citation and all other legal pro- m
cess sall be served on the president, er
and in his absence, upon the secretary
of said corporation; and all suits
shall be brought in its corporate name to
and underandby authority of the board ai
of directors. iiownreceiveleasepur
ARTICLE III. ti
It shall have the power and author-ecate,
ity under its corporate name to con- ,4
tract, sue and be sued, and make and a]
use a corporate seal, and the same to .,
break, alter and amend atpleasure; to of
acquire, hold, own, receive, lease, pur
chase, as well as to hypothecate, b'
pledge and convey property, whether
real, personal or mixed; to construct it
erect, build, acquire, lease or hire all C
such buildings, machinery, parapher- p
nalia and aparatus as may be neces
sary or incidental to the busines or
purposes of said corporation, and p
generally to have all such powers as a
are vested in such corporations by
law.
ARTICLE IV.
The obcjects and purposes of this
corporatioi are hereby (declared to
be to lease, acquire, own, use, develop,
sell, dlapose of, market and operate,
mines, minerals, oil, and gas wells;
to lease, purchase, acquire, own; cul
tivate, sell and dispose of real estate; T
r to prospect, explurc and developlands
for gas, oil, sulphur. mai and other
minerals and valuable icposits; to re
fine, smelt, manufacture and do what
ever may be necessary or proper to
e render the products of its mines, wells, E
or other holdings, valuable and mer
.chantable; to construct, lease, pur
chase and acquire: own and operate
Spipelines, railroads, tramways, pump
warng station, storage tanks, vessels, t
n warehouses, and generally to exercise c
h all such incidental powers as relate to
the business and purposes of this cor
poration as above set forth.
e ARTICLE V.
The capital stock of this corpora.
tion is hereby fixed at five hundred
* thousand ($500,000) dollars, divided
e into five hundred thousand (500,000)
:e shares of the par value of one ($1.00)
dollar each, which shall be paid for in
cash when issued, or shall be ex
t changed for property labor, services,
e rights or credits, at such valuation as
r. may be fixed by theboardof directors:
It and this corpora' ion shall be author
ized to begin business as soon as ]
six thousand (6000) shares of said
- stock are subscribed for.
All certificates of stock shall be
signed by the president and cunter
is signed by the secretary and shall be
transferable only on the books of the
company on surrender thereof.
iCAt all stock meetings, each stock
holder shall be entitled to one vote for
each share of stock held by him, as
shown on the books of the company
thirty (30) days prior to such meeting;
and the majority of votes cast at such
as meeting shall prevail, except as may
il be otherwise provided by law or else
where in this charter.
e- ARTICLE VI.
All the corporate powers of this cor
poration shall be vested in and exer
a cised by a board of directors, com
at posed of not less than seven (7) nor
more than nine (9) stockholders, five
0, (5) of whom shall form a quorumfor
the transaction of business.
The board of directors, in addition
to the powers above conferred on it,
shall have the power to fill vacancies
in its membership; to adopt, amend,
Sand repeal all by-laws, rules and reg
el ulations deemed requisite fortheprop
e" er conduct of the company's business;
s, to sell,mortgage, pledge, hypothecate,
or otherwise alienate or encumber all
s, property of the corporation, to pro
1- vide a corporateseal and the same to
r, break, alter or amend at pleasure.
ARTICLE VII.
The following named stockkolders
n. are hereby constituted the first board
le of directors of this corporation, to
ste wit: Charles A. Lowry,Judson Har
Ire ris, G. A. Courtney, John Jackson, R.
s M. Shanley, R. Dahlen, H. B. Max
nd well, F. B. Cutting, W. D. Sherwood;
in- and of whom Charles A. Lowry shall
he be president; Jcdson Iarris, vice
at president; H. B. Maxwell, secretarty
1ll and S. A. Courtney, treasurer, and
ye said board of directors and said ffi
, cers shall continue in office until the
Sthird Tuesday in January. 1903, and 1
untut-their esuecessors are dul elected.
al On the third Tuesday in January
e 19, and the sarns date annaI
holders, held at the domicile of the
somptny; noticel .of which meeting w
shll be advertisefl once a week in a
newspaper publKshed in Jenmings,
Louisiana, or nre (5) coneeatlive
--eek bmmediately preceding such h
meeting.
AR'TICLE VIII.
The fficers of thiscorporation shall .
b a president, vice-president, and ?
secretary and treasurer who shall ex
eorise the powers and nunetions asu- .
lly exercised by such officers and
uch as may be imposed upon them by ;
the board of directors. .
On the third Tuesday in January, ?
1903, and the same date annually there
after, the :board of directors elected -
on such date shall immediately con
vene and elect the above named oi- *
cers from the members of the said
board of directors.
ARTICLE IX.
This charter may be altered or
amended, or this corporation may be
dissolved by a three-fourths (!) vote .
of all its stockholders at a meeting
convened for that purpose after ad
vertisement thereof once a week for
thirty (30) days in a newspaper pub
lished in Jennings, Louisiana.
ARTICLE X
Whenever this corporation shall be
dissolved, either by expiration of its
term, or from any other cause, its af
fairs shall be liquidated by three (3)
commissioners to be elected by the
board of directors from its own mem
bers; and said commissioners shall re
main in office until the affairs of th is
corporati:on shall have been fully liq
uidated. Any vacancy occurring by
the death or resignation of any of the
said commissioners, shall be filled by
-appointment to be made by the re
maining commissiomleror commissiot'
ers.
ARTIC LE XI.
All stock issued by this corporation
shall be fully paid aind non-assessable
and no stockholder shall ever be held
liable, or responsible for the debts,
contracts, or faults of this corpora
tion in any further sum than the un
paid balance due to the company on
the shares owned by him; nor shall
any mere informality in the organi
zation of this company ha ve the effect
of rendering this charter null orof ex
posing any stockholder to any lia
bility beyond the amount of nis stock.
Thus done, read, passed, and signed
in my offce at Jennings, Parish of
Calcasieu, State of Louisiana, in the
presence of competent subscribing wit
nesses, who hereunto s;ign this Act, to
gether with appearers and me, Notary
Public, the day, mon;h and year first
above written.
Chas. J.. Lowrey,
H. B. Maxwell,
W. D. Sherwood, per
H. 13. Maxwell,
R. D ahlen, per
C. A. Lowrey,
R. M.. Shanley,
J. IHarris,
Geo. A. Courtney,
F. B. Cutting.
Witnesses,
S. G. Fullerson,
J. W. King.
Before me,
[Seal] Chas. R. Cline,
Notary Public.
State of Louisiana,
Pasish of Calcasieu.
Office of the Clerk of Court, 15th JudI
cial District.
I hereby certify that the above is a
true and correct copy of the original
charter on file in this office and duly
recorded January 22nd, 1902, in Book
"6 "of mortga page 283, et seq.
In testimony eof, witness my
official signature seal, at Lake
Charles, La. this Feb. , A. D. 1902.
L[ Seal] J. Gill,
id D'y Clerk of said Court.
Russian Aggression.
n By Union Associated Press.
Bombay, March 31.-It is as
serted here that the Russiansvb
sidized steamer, Korie, at her
- l:st visit to the Par-sian gulf
s landed sixty thousand rifles at
.d Bender.
r Rememeber Morse's hosiery sale
ie Cuban Riciprocity Bill.
By Union Associated Press.
Washing on, March 31.-The
ways and means committee met
y at 10:30 this morning and took up
g; the Cuban Riciprocity bill. The
`h only absentee was Hopkins. The
vote stood 3 to 5 in favor of the
Hopkins bill prescribing rici
procity with Cuba,
Farmers wishing deep wells
- for irrigating will do well to see
r Bert Ritter. 65t fd&w
r Two of a kind, and that the
n best. Cullen & Clark are the
t, boys who furnish the swell driv
es ing teams. 53tf
Latest novelties in ties--Morse's
s; HAVING A RUN ON IHAIBEIRLAIN'S
C'iUGH RIVPIEDY.
S Between thehours of eleven o'clock
o- a. m. and closing time at night on
to Jan. 25th, 1901. A. F. Clarke, druggist,
Glade Springs, Va sold twelve bot
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
He says "I never handled a medicine
rs that sold better or jgave better satis
d factonto my custcie '." This Rem
o- edy has been in gen rai ase in Virgin
r- ia for many years., and the people
B. there are well aequai ted with its ex
Scellent qualities. blsny of them havev
Stestified to the rema~ablecures which
.it has effected. When you need agood
n- reliable medicine for a cough or cold,
Sor attack of te grip. use Chamber
Slain's Cough Remedy and you are cer
R- tain to be more th, pleased with the
e quitk oure which it, tfords. For sale
ti by all, druggists.
54. -.~~EJ
E. F. ROW )Ni, President. F:., p:f7
GEO. A. COQUR'NfY, Cashier. H. .
-DIRECTORS
F. F. MORSE, J. P. HABER,
S. J. JOHNSON, E. F. ROW9
This Bank is now open bor bus
ew building-on 1ain street.
_ r igeratos
'.: We have fst Nreceived a large stock of the
h: Re.ignerator s
.i: the market affords.
..'. The weather is now warm and this is the time to bus
while the assortment is unbroken-drop in and see them
_'t, We also have a large supply of . .
. : ice cream freezers
z""'" and . . .
:"i"" water coolers.
.;: It will pay you to see us if in need of anything in the;.
:..' Hardware Line *
. A F. D rouen Hardware Co.
Cowen'" TOM
Manhattan "Scarf
SA New One,
Decided Hit.
Sweeping 5Zou don4t, te them
you
G r * You pay but fifty
the cents for the
creation
Country. . ou can buy them
·4'&~lu)·3 ,oly of
A. D. McFarLain.
SJennings, 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 general store, and on account of their
large trade they are constantly receiving new goods, which you will
always find fresh and clean. Since. doubling th ie 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 DEPARTMENT is filled with good thing to eat.
Hebert & Andrus.
The South side Merchants.
D.C. BROWN
S . .n a ... GENERAL CONTRACTOR
,ard BUIh.tDBR
Dealer in Brick, Lime, Sand, Cement, a
FAgatete Plaster, Plaster Paris,
Fire Brick and Clay. Brick BuiPiug
a Specialty. Correspondence
L sii Solicited. -"
Otce over Scott Brps. Store. Front
R-oom. Lock Box 164.
JENiNINGS, - - LOUISIANA.
,, .At Easter Time
tB iR a.n" ._./ o ' ...... is when the building business
p wiil be in full swing. If you
e [: haven't given your orders for
e your lumber requirements it
will pay you to get estimates
from Foster & Sons for any
and all kinds of lum br for out
{ or inside work,-lath, hingles,
... . sash, doors, blinds and every
e '' thing needed in this line.
J E.FOSTER & SONS.
e . . T Phone 108.
'L D C. ifagius
mb and a full supply of
S . Burial Robes. CDna
a.of al1 kinds. CasketPas
Oloth and Metalkc,
SS Orders. by . mall c
Stelegraph wifl
SUndertaker's Goods,
Jf •i .... ,ngs:+',.
r-,~ ~ ~ ~~ " " ... "'~ gi"e "ou '-:"i s i".-+-,:,
tGARU O lunhe reureets
,+ie m .~. • il ,.-. :..+::i,:- ,+at
+'-+dOo.~~t~~ula ' "+m Fote rP Son 'o -