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THE TENSAS GAZETTE
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I 1\V SElRIES V\)11. XVII. ST. ,JOl()SEPl, LA., FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1910. UMIER. 13.
Itge%[ Dry CoodoI
(;IRUNEWALD'S PIANOS e Valley rGoods HART, SCHAFNER & MARKS
XII ih. nl.,ke on as rs and the Society Brand of Gentimens Clothes
VICKSBURG
INLississtppl's Greatest Department Store
'isGTo the Citizens of Tensas Parish and Vicinity:-We invite you to visit Mississippi's best store-a store that offers you all the advantages of the best Metropolitan establish
S, ,,. \We are equipped with electric elevators, ladies' resting and waiting room and a children's play room-all of which are supervised by competent maids. We offer you in
mldii il to " wall lighted, clean, beautiful store, an entire stock of brand new merchandise, embracing everything that is new, and embodying the most approved styles in Ready
t. W~.ir (iiGrm;n:its, Millinery, Silks and Dress Goods, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boys" Clothing, Dainty White Goods and Laces, Ladies', Men and Children's Shoes, Ladies' Gloves,
,Vci!~ , Nceckwear and a most complete stock of Carpets, Mattings, Shades, Art Squares'and Draperies, in fact everything that is usually found in a first-class city store. We guarantee the prices quality for
quh.ly to h: the lowest. One Price to all. Mail orders promptly filled. We solicit your business and guarantee satisfaction as to price, quality and service. Respecfully,
Tralley wr]y Goods Con'pa, ny.
C ( . P SJHA V, NAI (IU .MISS.
FOUNDRY AN ) P1ACHINE SHOPS.
M a .,f., t rr If in.,!nes. (',tt 1:, - , \t ric' ,ittral Im , ,,' u. ts, a d Wt I!
A',4ura. I, .thr In 'L , a n . I', , iud and
Ia: h:, , n l.Y . Ii n , ,pete' t itrt- , t l It, ,, i:t r that part ,i!r lrnneh. iarid
.canguaranti. I ' ct Rnatlilfactn to a.; tI ,e wl maily fa,r nip ith their work.
Ila\ nqg adh '1 this linie Ijlcesl nme In a p st1:l n t alt l It tIht ti allnts of the g:nlner In
all hbran h. Ir, 1i eetI (ilc on to the bale. All kt, ,l f n iuth!nety rlalred ion short
n t i e.. a l. I.tal !ac1ion guaranteed. Solic llIting t ur ftitr or dh re. I remnaitn.
Yours truiy, t. 1'. S IAW. Natchez, Mites.
HOTEL "NATCHEZ"
N A IC1FEZ, MISS.
Has all l!,.' he1 t fa.: r's of a tirit-cli-aa I oltel. liarber sllp, I. alit rooms
antl altn exeilli:t biliard toomn attlal:',,. A fauritc
etopping place for Tl'en·as pcole.
JAS. G. SMITH, - - - - - Proprietor.
INS ' LRANCEI
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
Town and Plantation Risks in this
Parish Writtes. OGt My Raies.
SAR OLL H. NEWELL, S-. ,-_.1.
Deep Wells
for
Rice Irrigation
and
All Other Purposes
I'se th,' Stamm Strel Pit Double
I 'ischare l'uinmp Tlhey are the
If You Need Water
Write
W. M. EBERHART, Baton Rouge, La.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOS. M. REEVES
Attorney-at-Law
tI. J,s.,ph. I.ouisiana
\\ !I I .t : in tlie ( ',urtq of
\ . i I,, - an,1 ( ',ncorlia
an: l i ',, .n - i-pr nme, t'ourt of
t - at ttntionu pail
G. H. CLINTON
Attorney-at-Law
it. Joseph. L.a.
\\ ,. Ii 1 b ('arroll,
1Lt.! . , - - t , . anti
ý! ,' ,,r l , ourts.
Dr. Geo. N. Clark
Dentist
St Joseph. La.
In Newell Bullding Plank Road.
D rs. I..il & Adams
DR. CLARK
Osteopathic Physician
IMy Sixthl Year in
Natchez. Miss.
Frank Btuilding.
Trespass Notice.
THE CLUB HOUSE op L pkf Bruen,
tte property of the undefaeld, Is po0t.
ed, and any trespassing ill be prose.
cuted
B. F. YOUNG R. H. WHITNEY
E. S. NEWTON J. E. QU'AILES
E. GREEN D. F. ASHFORD
H. CURRY W. J. STEEN
J. S. RODRI UEZ (. H. CLINTON
JOS. CURRY V. L. SEDDON
W. M. DAVIDSON
Trespass Notice.
PI' 1LIC NOTICE is hereby given
that the "LOCUST WOOD" plantation
in Tenaes Parish is posted against hunt
ing and general trespassing. Entering
upon land is positively prohibited and
violators will be vigorously prosecuted.
( igned ) TIOS. F. DANIEL.
Trespass Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that all tree
passing and hunting on BOTANY BAY
and B)NDURANT plantations is pro
hibited and all violators will be prose
cuted without exception.
MRS. S. M. CURRY
JAMES CURRY.
Trespass Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
properties "DELTA" and "M'GEIIEE
IRACT," "BRI.\ALAN D" and "CLARA
NOOK" or "SIIA'.IFER PLACE," are
posted aaninst hunting orentering upon
ands. Vio!atorM will he prosecuted.
~Signed) JAS. P. HIARRISON.
Trespass Notice.
BY PEltM'USSIQN of the owners thereof the
Sfollowing properties are posted and all
persons are warned not to trespass upon
them for the purpose of cutting timber. hunt
Ing or fishing. All trespassers will be prose
tuted. The properties so posted are as fol
lows:
uIl.N M lit i * WINTERI QUARTERS
I.UK \" I.'w LIITTLE BAK'S Tract
St" NF'i\\" I:it F \W .LER:t Tract
BEitTHI'I A VILL .A IENG.\ 1.1,
Itll TfN' 4)ill PiAIiTAi:ri
PAI.M T1rI'f SNAKE BAYOU
\RARITAN I)ENEG;I Tract
IIIPON SMYTIIHE Tract
I:V'F It iREEN PIKE & .Mu eIRE Iands
II l I 'IM T Ii l S l'A !PEW E LI
I" 'L\'Eit{' Tract Cl INTOIN PLACE
\V'1Ii i't RIE": i'i't'n IL I 'I. P LACE
l1, I'I:\t'LEl.L STAAMPLEY
cu V-I' N WOOD INDIA BIROWN
\ I.t u' A.\T W'.ALKER Tract
I lisT(N EI.LD)ERI ROVE PL't'n
I.u: "KS 114 \MAN IPlantation
\ 11lTI1 F I .I) t I'.\I.!. Plantatlon
lit 'KI'iltN 1I I.I,:E t Plantation
l I ,' ,lrI' I' PI ' l N k I 'N '.\Ttll
.1 1- \ 1 '\I t\ i e i' P'AT 'E1
SST. IOSEt PlaH HUntaton
LsAKE ST. JOSEPH HUNTING CLUB.
Wire Flashes
i t+. 11 \ %(r,' lostk in lh "iji hu -I
lil ia lll .
(', I ull ' l i 'in, '+ l i:; I e 1 ' ." ;0: ,1
t I, K n*i Al c , n 'lik s dI -ath.
Interel'l .- illn est tjiiol y i \\a a ll Ic
el e in hi' -ayler iimurder I e.
T(i!m ,1o lies was aci(' intted" of lIi4,ht
riding lby a jury at .ariion, Kl y.
El'v, n \wetl e drown. I in at i 1i g
disaster ofi the Por't'lgee coast.
I Itty g).-is (ttIII' drowned by
breaking o hthrough the ice in Russia.
(ieait rowili: al-,, ('l nIicating at
Naples to w rle 111e ti ICtoose'(lts.
W olter plead(', I tot guilty t:) in
d iieitellt for 1litl il , I ,g l th \fIelt -
er.
.1!lliral I, n , ll ' .l !n " oirs are
<till the 'nE thin 0: t .l'll ur in Par
Death lir IfI iro tfie rMon'i, t hM n ri
cane on Jal rhesa CoaeList will exceed 1
Luther AIbot died trat acidenit-i
ally drinl, ina c sir o lic ' a i l at -lal -
Sille. V.a.
President lrayila ilia. tVhe newjito i
lllitlit t" ho stn+ T xl.. l bi y 'l agtti
l ,er ptio rn.
A cable frotm Tegleirivlpa denie,
ithilt any r \evolutiotna:y outbrek he it
oetllred. in that country.
1 he eruption of Mount Aetna is
gltowin.g torei se rio ls again anI 1h,
flow has sl reas to List plain.
t Robert lantly, a race track fiol
low. r, was ar1 eote I alt Pensaiola
char:,idl with lpock t pickt'ling.
William M urphy. deputy tolic
chitef, was shot and killed in a res
taurant at Houston, TeSx.. by Ea:
Three hund red tll !IIsai miit tler
..e out. but expect district negotia
tions to eni1 the .us. elsion gradu
ally.
Riot; brfioke (ilt in l n:ta. as the
result niof a syIpataeti appeal fbton
Ecnador. T"h,' Perilvian !' 1gation \. -
attacked.
The governmnu't will prosecute the
window glass trust. lTht Pittsburg
grand jury has eVidence again-t thir
ty-tIhrele contcerns.
President idiaz reported to tlexi
( 1.1 Congressll that iing asyilum to
Zelaya did inotl affll et lMexico't- rl:i
lion with 'nited States.
li.s t a.ltha I al n l.lstone \\a htlur
direl andli .is Harri' t lirt) fati all
hot 1.y a aske urlit!ar iti th ,';.
hiomle at Round Hill, Mlass.
Louisiana rJephresntaive at Anti
5aloo'1 1 League m eeting a lno ln P+' I
that th' Louisiana LSgielature o as
overwhelmingly against prohibition
and New Orleans was hopPless.
The Pit' ihurg pros lutor s yi.; h,.
S011 (1,1 n t' N I' . 1"f2- e
- 1.'t n h tillt 1( l',-,XiP te 'd .-. l 1
! "! ' i t Ill ,' higher llp.
Gifford Phinc.hot arrived in Copen
hag-en. Colonel Hol ,elt will s ,top
there otnte day. The Young E it.
party issued a threat again t hi:n
for his speech to students.
.Justico McCall gale out a state
tient explain'ng his money tralnsac
tions with the insurance loiiy law
yer, Iliickl{y. Evidence was given
that .usti e McCall drew the fa
niens (hart,.. and that Roosevelt, ao
go lern rl. ofl n.ted the bill.
DR. L A. MURDOCK
St. Joseph, La.
Physician and Surgeon
Ortice on Plank Road
OFFICERS
GUASTAVE LEMLE .................... President and Counsel A. L. FAIRLE, .................. ...... Assistant Secretary
HENiRY KAHN ................... ............ Secretary HODGE IION .. u...................... p. of A t
ALBERT BALIDWIN, JR., ................ ...... Treasurer LUTHER SEXTON, M. . ............... .... Medical Director
Louisiana National Life Assurance Society of New Orle.an
Statement of Financial Condition as Furnished to the Stockholders
January 1, 1910.
ASSETS. LIA BILITIES.
State and Municipal Bonds .... .... .... ...... $28 ,026.2
First Mortgage I.oans ...................... .... 3,312.50 Unpaid Death Claims ....................... None
Cash in Bank- and Office ............ .... ...... 1.,711.78 Loan to Complete 8 per cent Mortgage Loan ..........5 14,000.00
Outstanding and l)eferred Premiums ........ ..... 11,222.14 All other Liabilities, Fees, Current Bills, etc ........ 1,764.87
Interest due and accrued ............ .......... :.,811:3.21 Legal Reserve to Protect Policies . ... ..$ 81,009.29
Furniture, Fixtures, etc ......... .............. 1,o08.54 Capital Stock ........ ....... ...... 240,000.00
Amounts due from Agents secured by notes ........ 10,941.935 Surplus ..... .. ........ .. .... 54,188.64
Loans to Policy Holders ............. ..... ..... 1,805.44 Total Funds Available for the Policy Holder's Protec
Other secured Collateral Loans and Assets ...... .. 1,956.28 tion ........ ........ ... ..... ....... .875,14.98
Total ........ ............. .... ..... ....$890,907.80 Total.................................890,0
Insurance in Force ecember 31, 1909 .... .... ............ .... .... ............................... ....$8,815,000
Death IAosses Incurred During 1909 ....................................... ......................... .. ...... .. ,000
Increase in Premiums Receipts .......... . ....... ................... ............ ................ 921 Per Cent
Increase in Income .................. .... ........... ................. .... .. ......... ..................... 78 Per Cent
Increase in Legal Reserve ............ .... ................ .... .......... ........ .. .. .... ....101 Per Ceat
Increase in Insurance in Force .... .... .... .... .......... .... ..................... .. . .... . 4.. Per Cent
Savings in Mortality ...... ... ...... .. .. .. .... ...... .. ...... .... .... .... ...... .... .... .... 00 Per Cent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ALBERT MACKIE, H. C. DREW, HENRY KAHN,
A. Mackie Grocer Co. President, Calcasieu National President, National Rice Milling
T. J. FEIBLEMAN, Bank and State Senator. Company
E. Feibleman's Sons, Wholesale P. ADOLPH KATZ,
Grocers. P.esldent Swley. & J. Kats & Co., Wholesale
GUSTAVE LELE, President Croley tate Bank, Notions
Attorney for I. C. R. R. U. KOEN,
A. BALI)WIN, JR., IH. E. HARDTNER, President, U. Keoen & Co.
President, New Orleans National President, Urania Lumber Co., ALBERT BALDWIN,
Bank Urania, La. A. Baldwin & Company
B. H. MENG H. OI)ENHEIMER, J. B. ARDIS,
Pres. J. H. Menge Sons, Hard- President, Textile Mills. President, Ardis a Co., Wholeale
ware Grocers, Shreveport, La.
C. De B. CLAIBORNE, LOUIS P. RICE, C. Y. HARVEY,
President, Cosmopolitan Bank L. P. Rice & Co., Manufacturers Stevedqre, I. C. R. R., New Or
SIMON PFEIFER, of Saddlery and Harness. leans.
President S. Pftifer & Co., C. C. CORI)ILL, W. B. GILLICAN,
nWholesale Produce Capitalist Naval Stores, New Orleans, La.
G. H. CLINTON. Special Agent.
Are You Going To Build?
If so, carry out the idea under the most favorable conditions by see
ing us about the lumber required for the purpose. To build ecnomi
cally, build well. For high-grade, well manufactured
Rough and Dressed Lamber, Shingles, Flooring, Ceiling,
Composition Roofings, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Fine Interior
Finish, etc. Call on us. We make a Specialty of Long Leaf
Yellow Pine Bridge Flooring : : : : : : : :
Always get our prices and investigate our facilities before
placing your order.
E. A. ENOCHS,
THE LUMBERMAN.
WIe. 3Sl MI sm **lel . . NI ATC)Em, aule.
W. A. S. WHIIEELER. C. E. MORITZ.
WHEELER & MORITZ,
825 BARONNE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Cotton, Grain, Provisions, Stocks.
DIRECT WIRES TO NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
THE SAFEST AND QUICKEST WAY TO
TRANSFER MONEY
18 BY
LONG DISTANGCE TELEPHONE
FOR RATE APPLY TO LAL MAIIMER
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE A TELERAPIH SO
'ecoICoRPm51
N o tic e Kee Constantly on Hand
a Full Supply of
Metallic and Wood Coffins
Tried and all Sizes frees Infat to Adul. Up.t-Date St s.
Al Carry Barial Cost..e. Price to Snit Cusmer.
Can Furnish at Once, Orders received by Wire of Otherwlsm
LEOPOLD ELGUTTER,
Neweliton, * - - Loulsiana
GEM PRINTING COMPAINY,
PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS AND STATIONERS.
NATCHEZ. MISS.
ORDERS FOR WORK CAN BE LEFT AT TENSAS GAZETTE OFFICs
H. C. Nl orau an,
Photograph St iadio.
524 MAIN ST., NATCHEZ, MISS.
FIRST CLASS WORK DONE AT REASONABLE RATES
Tensas People are Espeolally Invlted to Visit my Studlo
MRS. W. C. AUSTIN
UNDERTAKER.
At St. Joseph, La.
I desire to keep the Tenes public inlnind of the fact that I have r
turned to my home and will continue the business of Undertaker. I keep
on hand a full lino of Metalics, copper lined for adults and elildren, cloth
covered and earved Caskets,and common Cotfins, and will har a man to
conduct funerals when called upon. Prices to suit the harnfiges.
I ask of all the friends of my late l:"~4and a share of their patronage.
:%:S. W. J. C. AUSTIN.

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