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Tl JEUNNINOS DAILY RECORD
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am. ... AN IN PENDEINT LOCAL N EWSPAPI. Un-OFFICIL ORGAN O TH TOWN OF JENNINGS Cents a Month; $ Year. N.L. MILLER.
. III JENNNb, ni i.UISIANA, ,'H LT , ! ,APRIL 10. " , a Year..... 2 "- .
Ants iJenngs and vicinity for theNATAL DAYOF IT
:AJA DAYOF T
;l eY Agents in Jennings and vicinity for the
iarris Oil Burner
, There are five sizes and patterns of this
,urner designed for various uses and var
- is kinds of boilers. They range in price
fr6m $5.00 to $25.00, including plans and
specifications and full instructions for
equipping any kind of plant. Write for
circulars or call on - - -
- Heywood Bros. AND DObbins
Iron IVorks,
Successors to BOEHM BROS. I
JENNINGS, - - - - - - LOUISIANA.
Refrigerators!!
We have a FULL LINE and PRICES THE LOWEST. Call and a
see our fine ones before purchasing. Our stock of all goods in the p
Furniture Line
" is quite complete. If you wish to SAVE MONEY call and see us. a
SCOTT BROTHERS.
is
Arctic Ice Factory h,
S. R. SHEAR & SONS, Proprietors.
li
'PhoneNo Pure Ice; Prompt Delivery ti,
LGARLICK & FUNK, Real EIstate, a
Jennng, - - La St
Office overWalkersui(linog. A.
na
Best Line in Town
Of Candies, Fruits and Confectioneries. Le
All the leading brands of Tobacco and so,
Cigars. Stationery and Blarn' Poks. the
Elegant lot of E-ox Paper. Ge
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fT[iOS. A. RATHE. is
Jolrhn Deere Q4-d Hapgood. and
Gang Plows Disk and re
Lever Harrows Gei
Van wie Pumrn s for deep wells. See of
our New top-suction -pump, Eric Engines lanc
and Boilers. sprl
Black Bros. & Co. has
Eng.
PHARMACY BS SOMETHING
of which the average iperso~l known little,. .t hbow important. What a M
Sure to the sick to know ti,';i tliiv are gretting Pure, Fresh boy
rug, the kind the Doctor 'rescri . ( u :: pounded by a Scientific oy
Pharmacist. put
Our Prescription Department I am
is aecur;cy and pry.scision. knc,wl.,c ' tof ech il ret'di nt put in a pre- inglj
scription ftr'm a t'he:nica:t ad j'harmn:stii(.:il stural4 poi nt, and unless boy
they know this wl`-re you ha\ve heen getti:o y;our nI lhicins you are run- 731
ning a great risk. V canry al.o ; t litt of Patents, Proprietary
and Family 3ledicines, alut wii h a well sltchted stock of Toilet
Articles, etc. We invite your Ilatronaac.
" -HOMA 3 :R T RR , By t
NEW BUILDING. OLD LOCATION. h
dent
CALCASIEU IMPL. Co. :
LIMITE D. lyse
(Corner Market street and Broadway.) pa
party
._~e th e theStandard Rice Deill, wlth or without Fertilizer At- farm
tachment. Also the Celebrated Moline Discs, Pipe Frame Harrows beaut
and Broadcast Seeders. Call and see them. the A
Sum
They have alsJ a car load of up-t)-datlle Buggies andn Carriages party
in Transit. lunch
sched
to ar.
YOU FARMERS WHO ear
Have Hard Pumping Wells A1
Are convinced that Fine Strainers are the cause of the
Small Amosat of Water. Have a well drilled by us which ClotI
haeaLONGE and COARSER STRAINER than any in Our
the market, thereby allowing a.GOOD FREE FLOW OF the be
WATR. First Class Work Guaranteed. stand
SYours for Business, ingis
~i_++~i~ rr ; . on up by
ITTE - - Jennings. La. a oo
*. ·· . . . "1 .· rI" 1e
the NATAL DAY OF
Sr GENERAL BOOTH.
The Founder of the Salvation
Army Seventy-Three
To-Day
Special to the Record.
London, April 10. - General
William Booth today celebrated
the seventy-third anniversary of
IS his birth. He received telegrams
from every corner of the earth I
felicitating him upon the event,
He has recovered from his seri- t
LNA. ous illness of the past winter, and
the severe work of receiving his
. friends and attending the jubilee
meetings of the Salvation Army
did not seem to latigue him. It
is announced that his visit to
America, which was deferred on is
and account of his illness, will take t<
Sthe place next fall. ti
General Booth was born at
Nottingham in 1829 and became
3 us. a minister of the Methodist New
Connection in 1850. In 1861 he
bega. his preer as an evangel- A
ist, and his pathway led hiin to
London, There in the East End B
hq started in July, 1865, the work
hecalled the"Christian Mission." G
This work, organized on military at
lines, was the germ of the Salva- P4
tion Army. which name he adop- to
ted in 1878. The army spread di
over all the world, until now it pl
nnumber!s more than 5000 corps ho
and outposts establishedilln G reat t
Britain and 1roland, the United "'
States,Flrance,Australasia, India, inl
Africa, Canada, Holland, Seandi- WI
navia, Belgium, Japan, West In- wo
tiPes, South America and other far
parts of the world. It !=.!,s L'iL':,i s
15,0o0 officers employed exclus. not
ively in its labors, and the num- the
bS. Ier of its services is upwards of the
id '0,0o0 each week. The organ of kill
8. the army was established by at t4
General Booth in 1880 under the
- title of the War Cry. It is pub- B,
lished weekly in England at the L
general headquarters and simul- mo(
taneously at each of the collonial Rh(
and foreign headquarters. At wit]
present there are nearly forty all
weekly War Crys. with a circula- cluc
tion of nearly 1,000,000. In 1890 jou
General Booth published the book of
e of the year, "In Darkest Eng- pro
land." He managed the ch:arities add
springing from the agitation fol
lowing upon the publication, and
has been assisted in this work by engl
some of the most notable men in con
- England.
For Boys Only. By U
Mothers, why not bring your
boy or boys around and let us fear,
put new easter suits on them. cove:
I am going to sell them exceed
ingly low, so that each and every tely
boy can have a new suit. ately
73tf A. D. McFarlain. ding
condi
President's Interestiag Day. has t
By Union Associated Press.
Charleston, April 10.-Presi- te
dent Roosevelt was up at his ac- reat
customed early hour this morn
ing, and after receiving informal
ly several visitors who called to for w
pay their respects he and his 13. Ki
party left for a visit to the tea
farm, the only one of its kind in By UL
America, and afterward to the Wa:
beautiful magnolia gardens on house
the Ashley. Upon returning to Payn
Summerville this afternoon the agree
party will be entertained at bate
luncheon by Captain Wagoner. billna
The departure for Washington is gar a
scheduled for this evening so as has y
to arrive at the national capital the d
early tomorirow morning. men
next v
Two Jersey cows for sale,fresh.
AIpply to C. H. Dunham. 80tf Co
Clothin.g, Advance SPDrlng Styles. By Uni
Our clothing is made up of h
the best material from the best ouse
standard mills. The best de- ingon
signs of the season. Our cloth- submi
ingis cut outtby arists and made poniel
up by expert tailurs. We have Lousia
a complete line of men's flannel
suite, also white and fancyvests. shipm
Fine serge coats - and Vats. A. Brifl]
D. Mor~lein . 78tt mo¢se,
The Daily Record
Telegraphic Service.
The REcoRD wishes to call the attention of its readers to the
telegraphic service it is receiving, givinig the latest of the world's
most imortant happenings at least twelve hours sooner than they
can be read in any paper coming to the city from the east or west.
In additton to the telegraphic service of the . .
Union Associated Press
the paper receives a
Special News, Service
from the . .
Bulletin Press Association
of which the RECORD is a member and has the exclusive service
for this territory.
While the Union Associated Press is equal to any regular t
telegraph news service, this . . .
Double Service
gives the RECORD a decided advantage in securing news. an
THI RECOIRD .U
is glad to note that the majority of its readers appreciate its efforts
to give them a clean, readable and up-to-date daily paper, and while cc
the telegraphic news is received at a great expense, the manage- cc
ment feels that the paper would not be keeping abreast with
growing Jennings without it. cc
t he DROVE A NAIL IN HIS HEAD I
igel- An Oklahoma Woman Murders Her
to to Husband in a Stranue Mnaef.
End By Union Associated Press,
7ork Wellington, Kan., April 10.-In
)n.' Grant county, Oklahoma, just
;ary across the line from here, Mrs.
hva- Peoples, a Bohemian, is reported
lop, to have killed her husband by
ead driving a nail into his head. Peo
r it ples, who was a farmer, went
rps home drunk, beat his i}e and
*eat after urdein-g her to get sUlpper,
ted went to sleep with his head lean.
ia, ing against a pine partition.
di. When supper was ready the s
Il. woman tried to wake him, but n
ler failed. Fearing that he .'.:buld
. er again when heawoke for
us. not calling him, she drooe a nail f
m. through from the other side of d
of the partition into the man's head, b
of killing him. Mrs. Peoples made tl
by at tempt to escape. T
he In Memory of Cecil Rhodes. ti
Ib- BN Union Associated Press. C1
he London, April 10.-The me- o0
ml- morial service in honor of Cecil
ial Rhodes filled St. Paul's Cathedral
wt with eminent representatives of v
ty all fields of human activity, in- at
la- cluding bankers, litteratures,
90 jouri alists and political leaders B,
)k of all parties. An impressive
g- program of music and eulogistic me
eS addresses was carried out. ye
id Wanted position as stationary on
engineer, 25 years experience.
'y Inquire at Calcasieu Implement thi
n company. 84 St git
Talmage Worse. de:
By Union Assocaited Press. e1
r Washington, April 10.-Grave brm
s fears are entertained for the re- bri
covery of Dr. Talmage today. A A
relapse followed almost immedi- Ha.
ately after his daughter's wed- not
ding yesterday and the patient's ste
condliti',n grew alarming and he wh'
has been gradually sinking ever for'
since. He no longer responds to
treatment and death is expected A
momentarily. was
vici
- ,"Water cistei us, oil tanks, a
for wagons or reservoirs, see J. for
B. Killinger, Jennings, La.
The
Cuban Ricivrocity Bill. wal
By Union Associated Press. hon
Washington, April 10.-In the his i
house this afternoon Chairman his
Payne endeavored to get an nam
agreement to close general de- on s
bate on the Cuban Reciprocity
bill next Monday. The beet su
gar men objected and no time By I
has yet been fixed for closing W
the debate. The beet sugar The
men 'want Ito consume most of jumlf
next week. and
The
Corresponjence Called For. firec
By Union Associated Press.
Washington, April 10. -The
house adopted a resolution call- La
ing on the secretary of state to I sye
submit to the house tie corres- noyai
pondence with the governor .of cript
cided
Lousiaua respectiig tl;e alleged which
shipment of mu'es, etc., for the south
British armies .from Port Chal- bet
Inebte, Louisiana. - om
EAD I ARRIVES SAFELY.
Her Miss Stone, of Missionary Fame,
Lands on American Soil.
By Union Associated Press.
-In New York, April 10. -Miss
just Stone arrived on the Hamburg
frs. American liner, Deutcheland to
ted day, and will go directly to Bos
by ton to take a rest, and then start
e on an extensive toaut under the
mana.gemeie t of Major Pond,
snd Santos DuPnant, the aerlonaut
)er, is here too with his airship to
an. gioe exhibition. He will go to
eto St. Louis. Great crowds of per
the sons, including clergymen and '
ild ilssionaries were out ti greet
dd I Miss Stonet.
for Miss Stone, said today: "T,
Lail firmly believe it was only the L
of dear little babe of, Madam Tsilka,
id, born soon after we were takon,
,de that prevented us being slain. ]
The brigands had ai superstition a
that her baby would bring a
curse to them, and tothis fact we
ie- owe our lives. r
cil ti
*al Fine line of papeteries in c,
of white and tints, plain and ruled. o
at the Record.
n- ci
S, Two Murdered in Detroi t.
's By Union Associated Press, y
re Detroit, Mich., April 10.-The NNI
ic most cruel murder of recent Vi
years in this city was committed re
onThirtieth street between Anto
' inette and McGraw streets early TI
Lt this morning. An unidentified an
girl was stabbed and pounded to M
death, her throat cut from ear to
ear and a knife thrust into her
e brain behind her ear. Ugly
bruises showed severe clubbing.
SA resident in the neighborhood, Sv
Harry Jewell, attracted by moans ow
notified the police and their toot- lat
J steps alarmed the murderer, ne
I who escaped. The girl died be. mc
fore help reaohed her.
A second mysterious murder Bor
was committed here today, the
victim being George Whaywood,
a bookkeeper and paymaster "F
for the Malleable Iron woras.
The body was found on the side
walk a short distance from his poi
home on Amhurst street, with has
his head crushed and a cut over ed 1
his left eye. A fellow-boai:der gen
named Jones has been arrested F
on suspicion. ran
Railroad Accident.
By Union Associated Press. I
Wayland. Mass:, April 10. rice
The east bound freight train cor
jumped th'ý tracks here today
and ian into the freight house.
The engineer was killed and the
fireman seriously injured.
GOOD PFOl BREUMATISM.
Last fall I was taken with a very
severe attack of muscular rheumatism
which caused me great pain and an
noyance. After trying several pres
criptions and rheumatic cures, I de
cided ;o use C'hamberlain's Pain Balm,
which I had seen advertised in the
South Jerseyman. Aftb_ two appli
cations of this iemedy I was much
better, and after using aone bottle, wag
compoletely oured.-.-llie E~ati, Ba
aim, N. J. 9r ss n ýý MI l nggp2rs, lr·
rd NEW ENTERPRISE
e. IN JENNINGS.
to the
orld's
west. Company Chartered With the
Right to Conduct Any
Business.
The charter of the Calcasieu
Land & Oil company has been
filed in Clerk Gill's office. The
company has its domicile at Jen.
rvice ngs and its capital stockis $25,
000, divided into 25,000 shares of
the par value of $1.00 each. The
ular purposes for which the company
is established give it the right to
carry on any kind of business it
may choose. The incorporators
and officers are David Mahaffy,
Mrs. C. (Holt Flint, G. H. Morse
C. S. Morse and G. A. Morse.
orts The Lake Charles Press in an
'hile commenting says: It is the most M
age- comprehensive charter ever re- R
corded in the parish and if any
branch of human industry has -
been overlooked it will be hard to
recall it. Under its provisions
ine, the stockholders may construct
and maintain railroads, bridges
and ferries, either withinor with
fiss out the state; they may build and D
Irg- operate mainufactories of cotton,
to- woolen, linen,j silken, hempen [
;os cloth and cordage; supply cities Thi
:art and towns with gas and water; IO
the they may compress cotton and tail
carry on iron, brass and copper athoe
aut foundries. They may also build thr
to dry ducks and ialitiug docks:i
to their charter permits the manu
er- facture of ira,, copper, lead an(i
iid I l'.1;. metals into desirable CMI
yet forms; earthenware and stone
ware; engines 1ad ktton gins: ST
"T machinr0y', paper and gunpow
he derý agricultural implements; al
;a, so they may refine sugar, and
n, navigate the sea by steam; they
n. may control lines of telegraph,
on and operate chemical laborato
a ries, docks and steamships; also
re works of drainage, sewerage and
reclamation; they have authority
to develop natural gas, petroleum,
in coal. asphaltum, salt, sulphur,
d. ore, mineral and volltile substan- In tl
ces of all kinds. New
The life uf the charter is 9!)
years, and the officers are: C. S,
ie Morse, president; David Mahatffy,
It vice-president: F. F. . Morse, sec
d relary and treasurer. I
Some more new street hats. of she
Y The prettiests this season. Call
d aiid see before they are gone. Mr.
Miss L. Moses. 85tf Tans
Feels Offended. Liter}
By Union A.sociatcd Press.n the
Y Berne, Switzerland. April 10.
--Diplomatic relations w i t h
Switzerland have been broken,
B owing to the rcfusal of Switzer- Sell
land to give satisfaction for a tlj, i
newspaper a rticle, insulting the (0 da,1
memory of King Humbert. over Y
-it anuy
Farmers wishing deep wells L
for irrigating will do well to see to reti
Bert itter. 5tfd&w Fare
A New Appointee. Cole
By Union Associated Press. San F
Washington, April lt .-Robert ing sa
J. Wynne the WVaslirg:oncorres- Sale C
pondent of the New Yoe:k Press
has been offered and has accept
ed the first assistant postmaster
generalship. Goo
Fountain pens, $1 to $4, all war- J. na
ranted, at the Record.
Fertilizer if ye
I have a full supply of special rd t
rice fertilizer, also for cotton and tr
corn, which will be sold at rock- tem f
bottom p]ices. A. D. Mcarlain r.to
A FINE SELECTION OF KNICHTS OF PYTHIAS
PINS. : BUTTONS : AND :
in 8OLID GQOL ,, ,
ALSO MAONI WOODMEN 1. O. Q. Ae
H OLLINSo
I A. H. H=
Architec"
Builder
Room8. S
O. E. WO
Sthe Formerly of North
AND NOTARyI
Practice in the
the at'
Charles and Crowled. C,.
drawn. Titles exa " .
Office, Main st., d 8
NEW ERA BaB
asieu -AND
been CONFECTION>Ry.
The FRESH PIES A
Jen CAKES EVERY
s of Will start a wagon ina
es ofdays.
any F. D. CASTLE, Pro
t to
s it Done to
tors LOrder.
rse Design to suit your taste.
All kinds of furniture repaired
and reconstructed. Call and ex
inl amine samples of GRILL and
lost MANTLE work. Shop north of
re, Racket store. 78d&w
any MARK D. RITTER.
Koto
ons
/n Dyspepsia Cure
en Digests what you at. "
es his preparation contains all of the d
digestants and digests all k inda
er; food. It gives instant relief and never
nd fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The mostsensitive
r stomachs can take it. By ituse many
d thousands of dyspeptics have been
Scured aftereverything else faled. Is
Is: unequalled for the stomach. Child
ren with weak stomachs thrive on it.
I First dose relieves. Adiet unnecessary.
dri
le Cures all stomach trobles
Prepared only by . O. I.Wrr 0 Ole.l
SThe i. bottle contalns2;f times thbeZ~.
is; Sold at Terry's Drug Store.
i4BULLICK &
y BICKLEY,
`City Billiard and
Pool Hall.
In the old location with an entire
New Equipment of Tables, etc.
BON-TON.
3'rI. Po'gue, proprietor of the BON
TON LIVERIY STABLE will have his
Nw ilubber-Tir.'d l3uggies and Traps
in shortly, and the:, the young people
of Jennings cran go riding city style.
Mr. Pogue has also opened a
Transfer oflice in connection with his
Livery Stable. If you need anything
in the Transfer line
PHONE No. 00.
S. P. Excursions.
Selling dates April 22nd to 27th
inclusive, and May 27th to June
fth, inclusive. Final return limit
60 days from date of sale. Stop
over privilege going or returning
at any point west of Texas and
Louisiana line. All tickets good
to return via Ogden and Denver.
Fare $47.50 for the round trip.
Colonists fares to California,
San Francisco and all points tak
ing same second class rates. On
sal'e daily during the month of
Mrch and April, 1902. Rates,
8:).00, one way, only.
Fifty Teams Wanted.
(;ood prices paid. Apply to
Grand Canal Company or to John
J. Raezer. 80d&w2w
If you ha ve accounts that are
hard to col, ?ct, or that you have
not time Ic collect, we will collect
them for y "u at very reasoniable ,
rates. Sor 'hern Realty & ''V," 'o;
lection Co., Record Bldg.
