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O.. . 70 . ..O . ..P.O . p t, Tubular boiler.
O e Ohor powr outfit, self Contail boiler.
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O1t2 bovs porn e Tractio engine with aCse separator,
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CALOASI U IMPLEMENT COMPANY.
Corner Market street and BroadwayV. ld&w
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For Summer wear should t
be comfortable as well as
handsome. Both requisite B
are found in the Stock of F
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CALL ON US FOR I
Gasoline Stoves,Ice Cream Freezers,
Refrigerators, Wire Cloth, Screen i
Doors, Lawn Mowers, Brass and
Malleable Fittings, Builders Hard
ware:
In fact anything that should be
found in a
FIRST-CLASS HARDWARE STORE.
A. F, Derouen Hardware Co.
BLACK BROS. & CO. BUILDING.
Coming Events Cast
Their Shadows Before °
This may seem a queer time to discuss Winter Clothes, but
we want to take our friends into our cenfdence and tell
them something which is to be.
We are now receiving our special lines of Suits that will
be simply irresistablle to the man who would pay less and
dress better. You will see here the most exclusive fabrics;
cut, made and trimmed in a way never before attempted exe
cept by the high-priced merchant tailors. Neither have we
slighted our other lines, and in Hats, Shoes and Furnishing
Goods we have made preparations that will justify your com
ing miles to see. We want your trade this Fall and will
°" make every legitimate effort to that end.
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By Union Associated Press. ch
Portland, Oregon, Sept. 16.- ca
Twenty are dead, four missing lb
and 2003 homeless, many without th
clothing, as a result of forest fa
fires which has swept the county M
from Cowlits county to Fool ta
mountain, a distance of twenty- m
five miles. It is estimated that A
$100,000 worth of property has
been destroyed during the past
week iq Washington and Oregon. '
It will not be known how many
* are dead until reports from re
r, mote districts come in. The es
timate of property loss does not
include standing tmber, but
covers sawmills, houses, barns,
shops, cordwood and and farm C
implements. Thousands of
acres of timber have been burned t
over but the destruction of large
timber has not been great. Re
lief is being hurried from this
city, Tacoma, Seattle and Van
couver to those who have lost
- their homes and crops. The dis
tricts where the greatest dis
truction occurred are Lents,
Spring Water and Bridal Veil, in
Oregon and Fifty Plain, Lewis t
River and-Elma in Washington.
In all the places it is estimated
id there are about 500 people with
out food and shelter.
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Nichols Fish Dead. 1
By Union Associated Press.
New York, Sept. 16.- Nicola
Fish, a millionaire banker of New
York, died at Roosevelt hospital
s. early today. He was assaulted
and viciously beaten in a saloon
- on West Thirty-Fourth street
- yesterday afternoon by a man
who found him drinking there
with two women. Thomas Shar
key was arrested for the muraer
and Mrs. Bibbie Phillips and
Mrs. Nellie Casey, who are said,
to have been the women drink
ing with him. Details of the
crime arerefused by the hospital
authorities because the victim is
private patient, Nicholas Fish
was a son of Hamilton Fish.
At the Bazaar
' the swellest line
of Neckwear in
the City and
Walker sells it
for less.
Two boys wanted to learn the
Sprtlnlng business. Apply at
REcORD omice,
e. C. uascas oDissisnasli Talsts r
Iavestisi a Masihse 'lt
`Fills the Bill.
I The inventive talent of Jen
fnings chime to the front ranks as
can be shown by a new comput
ing machine, patented by E. C.
Duncan. The computor is ar
Ianged to give the time a note
has run, and the accrued inter
est on any amount at any rate of
interest. It is on entirely new
methods from any computerever
invented, and bids fair tobe one
of the greatest labor and time
saving inventions ever conceived.
Mr. Duncan has interested F.
B. Catffal, manager of the Loui
siana Machine & Well Works Co.
Ltd. with him, and it is their in
tention to manufacture Ithe ma
chines as soon as a suitable lo
- cation can be obtained and ma- By
g chinery installed.
This is a Jennings product and 'rid
the people of the town should not star
i fail to make it to the interest of he h
y Messrs. Duncan & Catfail to es- mak
1 tablish themselves with us in the who
. manufacturipg of their invention. are
t Any one wishing to see the com- far n
s putor can do so by calling at the situ
3t office of the Louisiana Machine & gar
Well Works Co. Ltd. on
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- At the Bazaar the
s- e
A the swellest line wee
m of Neckwear in A
the City and ma
3e
& Walker sells it T
st for less. org
is the
LS9 Tawney has a Hard Fihnt. lane
tZ, Special to the Record. lair
in St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 16.-In Jet
is the republican primary election 1
on. being held in Minnesota today, cal
ed probably the most interest cent- has
ers in the contest in the First an(
congressional district where arn
there is quite a lively fight on, to wil
prevent the renomination of we
Represensative James A. Taw- sp
ney. an
ew de
tal Wanted.-Apprentice girls to nil
bed learn the art of dressmaking. co
)on Apply at the Fashion. 219t6 an
eet pr
ian Washington Democrats. mi
are Special to the Record. ta
ar- Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 17,-The at
ler democratic state convention con- cii
Lnd vened here at 10 o'clock this to
aid morning with a full attendance cc
nk- of delegates from all parts of the ta
the state. The conventionwill name
ital a state and congressional ticket
a is and also endorse a candidate for
ish United States senator. al
Confedeaate Monument Unvelled ai
ir Special to the Record. w
Harrodsburg, Ky., Sept. 16. ai
The handsome Confederate mon
ument recently erected in Spring
Hill cemetery was udveiled to- b
in day with interesting ceremonies.
The event was attended by many a
d veterans and their friends.
Opening of Palmer University. h
"it Special to the Record. a
Muncie, Ind., Sept. 16.-Pal- a
mer university, a new institution t(
of learning created by the mu
th nificence of Francis Ashbury
at Palmer, a New York millionaire,
began its career today under
happy auspices.
Politics in Connecticut.
Special tothe Record.
Hartford, Conn., Sept. 16.,
The republican state c:nvention
assembled inthe auditorium here
today, and was called to order by
Senator O. H. Platt. The open
ing session was occupied with i
the work of organization and the (
opening addresses. a
Ninth Cavalry Comnor Home
Special to the Record
Manilla, Sept, 1(.- The head
quarters and six troops o1 the
Ninth cavalry sailed for San i
Francisco on the transport Leo
gan. The rest of the regiment
will sail October 1.
At the Bazaar
the swellest line
of Neckwear in
the City and
Walker sells it
for leas.
Fot Sate,
Oist rea1eof r aee, Wagon and
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Mr. B
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Presidi Iosevelt Will onh
Stump e West in
a Few Days.
By Union Associated Press. Also
Washington, Sept. 16. - On
Friday President Roosevelt will
start on the most important trip
he has yet undertaken. He will
make speeches in scores of towns
where congressional campaigns
are waging, and which will have
far reaching effect on the political
situation. He will be among sn
gar producers where argument
on reciprocity must be handled t
in a verydelicate manner. Shaw
will be with the president during Vehi(
the greater part of his North
western trip,
ACADIA OIL COMPANY.
That is the Name of the New Comasr
Organized by Mobile Capi
talists.
The Acadia Oil Company is the
name of the company recently
organized at Mobile, Ala., for
the purpose of operating on the
lands purchased of the McFar- comi
lain Realty Realty Co. in the and
n Jennings oil field.
n This company is composed of
i, capitalists of Mobile, Ala., and
t- has a strong financial backing,
;t and as soon as some prelimin
"e aries are arranged the company
o will proceed to drilling, which
)f work will be pushed with all
v. speed consistent with safety,and
another gusher will soon be ad.
ded to the already famed Jen
to nings oil field. The Acadia Oil
g. company is capitalized at $25,000
t6 and the officers are P. J. Lyons,
president; P. B. Dorlon, general
manager; W. J. Patterson, seere
tary; E. J. Buck, cashier. The
he above are all prominently asso
n- ciated with the commercial in
is terests of Mobile, Ala. This -
e company will have an office es
he tablished here within a few days. W
et School Oens with Good Attendance.
et The school opened Monday
morning with an enrollment of
about 300 pupils. Children who
are not six years of age but who
will reach that age between now
and the first of January 1903 will
be allowed to enter at the open
g ing of the second term which will
be about January 15th. With
the consent of parents and
ny approval of the principal a stud
ent may select his own course of
study. Under no circumstances
however will such students be
allowed to graduate. Parents
1al and visitors are cordially invited
to visit the school.
on WARD ANDERSON,
- Principal.
re, Let's Clesn UV,
r There is not a taxpayer or cit
izen in our little city but who U
would like to see all our streets
and sidewalks clear of weeds and
grass. Now, the only way to ac
Scomplish this is for everyone to
an put his shoulder to the wheel and
re ith a long pull, and a strong
by pull, ridour city of these unsight
en ly things. A few of our citizens
ith have taken up this good work.
the Come, now, let us all get together
and make our city as inviting as
it in our power to do so.
PuJo Leads by 40 OQtes,
ad- The Lake Charles American
the says that returns from four par
9an ishes, and returns from all but
Lc 14 scattering precincts in the
ent other four parishes give Mr.
Pujo a lead by 400 votes. Re
turns from Cameron parish are
a Pujo 2388, Blackman and Polk one
each.
Confer on Tariff Scheaule.
By Union Associated Press.
S New York, Sept. 16.--Senators
Allison and Alary arrived Ihere
Sd and joined flanna, Sponer and
Platt. The "Big Five" goes to
it Oyster Bay tomorrow to confoe
with the presigdent in regard to
changes in the taritf schedule.
/ • Lost.
On M~n stLoet some . moey
and two bul, Please lee a o t ._
4%. so's ioce ol q W m ,ri 'g
l!J~ WO.IhYS F~·''i~
THEO. {M. ,,X
THE ELIT: TAII.O.
I take pleaure ini sanouncing to my patroa.
I will be in the Huber taloring building, and Mr.Hu
tailor and d.tter of Jeunings, and k lln o11 o'O'I
fine worlimanifip, will be mana ger mlstrucutor of ourM as
Mr. Hlr hau pleased his lhssay pstrn for. th ps"t.
continue to do so, under mis man gedr&.
It will payon to examine our Importied French Clotl ?44:
on hand afier ber 1st, as.follows:
Le Drap de Joan of Arc do ReAmssa
Le Drap D'elbeauf,
Le Drap Le Marquis de Fontainb .. le "' ,
Le Drap Le Duck D' Orleans,
also a big line of
English High Art Novelties,
Also Blacks for full dress, weddings and Tuxedo. I will be pleased If-Jo*
will give us a call and examine our goods.
THEO. KAM,
THE ELITE TAILOR.
B tlUGY lIlB counts up in the course of a year. Own your own B u -
gy. It will soon pay for itself, and give you a certain
satisfaction all the time. We have on view at our Repository a line of
Vehicles which leaves little to be desired. Their room is better than their
BUGGY Caa~RRIA
HIRE H. 1II
company, and we, therefore, propose to part with them for as little as we cart
and live. This is your opportunity. *
BhACk BROS. & CO.,
tJHB$Ir1GS, LtOUISIA -A.
The Duncan Studio
I Photographs Taken Rain or Shine.
Copying and Enlarging a Specialty.
Picture Frames and Frames Made to Order. We finish work
for the Amatuer and keep a stock of supplies for those who
S wish to do their own work. - - - -
al First class work and prices reasonable.
Duncan ý& Elkinton,
0- Gallery over Williams Bros. Store Main street. d134
': WHEN GOING TO TEXAS.
oSEE GARLICK & PUNK,
ho REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
en - .
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E Watches, Diamonds
d- AnID FINE JEWELRY.
of Right goods at right prices. Fine watch
be repairing and engraving. Spectacles fit
be ;10 ted by the latest scientific methods and
Its 9 5 satisfaction guaranteed.
ed JOE S. RITCH. I
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SFor Sale on Easy Terms.
a to The subscriber has 10,000 acres of Oil and Rice
ad Lands located on both sides of Bayou Nespique,
ong in Townships 4, 5 and 6, Ranges 1 East and 1 and
ns 2 West, which he is offering at $12.50 per acre.
rk. One-fourth Cash, Balance in one and
her two years,.
JAMES H. HOUSTON, ::
ROOM 5, SCO T BLDG. JENNINGS. ULA
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Fine, Loose seu vro 5anes a
hors Diamonds1 Ring. Shrtr
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