Tensas gazette. [volume], May 27, 1910, Image 1

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THE TENSAS GAZETTE
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EW ;IIS VL XVII. ST. JOSEPII, LA., FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1910. NUMBER, 20.
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Are You Going To Build ?
If so. carry out the idea uodr the eost favorable conditions by aee.
in: us about the lumber required for the purpose. To build ec omi
caly, bui d well. For high.grade, w*ll aaufacturd
Rough andDresed Lber, Shinl., w ., -C li,
Composition Roofhng, SR, D , hd, Fl Interior
Finish, etc. Call on a. We as Spe Iga Leo
Yellow Pine Bridge Flo iq s : : , :
Always get our prioes and lasIft"st our facilities before
placing year order.
E. A. ENOOHS,
THE LUMBERMAN.
cf; e 321 0 us i *> O . . sNTCsman, maass,
\v. 1. .. \IIEEI.ER. C. E. MORITZ.
WHEELER & MORITZ,
325 BARONNE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Contton, Grain, Provisions, Stocks,
DIRECT WIRES TO NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
THE SAFEST AND QUIOKEST WAY TO
TRANSFER MONEY
IS BY
LENG DISTANCE TELEPHONE
FOR RATES APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGER o
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE A TELEGRAPH 00,
mcoonaonrsea
C. P. SHA V , NATCHEZ, MISS.
SUCCE.SSOR TO SnIA W & SONS.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS.
Manufacturer of Engines, Cotton Presses, Agricultural Implements, and Well
Augurs. Dealer in Pulleys, Shaftlng, Pipe, Brass Goods and
General Mill Supplies.
To fll a long felt want I have Installed necessary machinery for repairing Gin Stands
and have employed a competent gin-wright to look alter that particular branch, and
can guarantre perfect Uatisfaetion to all those who unay tvor rue with their work.
Having added this line plaoes me In a posilon to attend to the wants of the sinner in
all branches. ir,,u seed cotton to the bale. All kinds of machinery repaired on short
notice, and satls:action guaranteed. oilcltlng your future orders. I remain.
Yours truly. C. 1'. 8UAW., atches. MIe.
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
Town and Plantation Risks in this
Parish Written. Get My Ratem.
MARROLL H. NEWELL, ST. JOSEPH,
M otic* o e ' aI eep Conustantlyon Hand
Metallic and Wood Coffins
Trimmed and al Sizes from Infant to Ad6l Up-to-Date Styles
Also Carry Burial Costumes. Prices to Suit Customer.
Coa Furnish at Onoe, Orders received by Wire or OtherwIs.
SLEOPOLD ELGUTTER,
SNowellton, - Louisiana
Photogzaph Itaudio.
52sz4 MAIN ST., NATCHEZ, MISS.
PIRST CLASS WORK DONE AT REASONABLE RATESI
Tensas People are Espeolally Invited to Visit my Studio
MRS. W. J. C. AUSTIN
UNDERTAKER.
St. Joseph, La.
I desire to keep the Tensaes public in mind of the fact that I have te
turned to my home and will continue the business of Undertaker. I keep
on hand a ftrill line of Metalices, copper lined for adults and children, cloth
covered and carved Caskets,and common Coffins, and will have a man to
conduct funerals whoen called upon. Prices to suit the hard times.
I ask of all the friends of my late husband a share of their patronqe.
MRS. W. J. C. AUSTIN.
GEM PRINTING COMPANY,
PRINTERS, PUBLISilHERS AND STATIONEW.
NATCHEZ, MISS.
OkDERS FOR WORK CAN BE LEFT AT TBNSAS GAZETTE OFFICEI
HOTEL "NATCHEZ"
NATCHEZ, MISS.
H all the best features of a first-class hotel. Barber shop, bath rooms
and an excellent billiard room attached. A favorite
[.stopping place for Tensas people.
JA. G. SMITH, - - - - - Proprietor.
Deep Wells
for
Rice Irrigation
and
All Other Purposes
Use the Stamm Steel Pit Double
Pischarge Pumps. They are the
best.
If You Need Water
Write
W. N. EBERHART, Baton Rouge, La.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOS. M. REEVES
Attorney-at-Law
St. Joseph, Louisiana
Will practice in the Courts of
Madison, Tensas and Concordia
and before the Supreme Court of
the State. Strict attention paid
to all business.
G. H. CLINTON
Attorney-at-Law
St. Joseph, La.
Will practice in East Carroll,
Madison, Tensas, Concordia and
the Supreme and Federal Courts.
Dr. Geo. N. Clark
Dentist
St. Joseph, La.
In Newell Building. Plank Road.
J. G. Lilly Jas. M. Adams
Drs. Lilly & Adams
Succeseors to Din. Newell & Newell
St. Joseph, La.
gWOffee
Bank Building-Up Stairs.
Trespass Notice.
THE CLUB )OUBE o}Lake Brien,
te pperty of th uad a i
ed, ad say tree~ar 11be p
outed
B. F. 1r0 B. B. YE
B.. PE.
D. F. RD
W. J. REE
. . B. OLINTON
U E V. L. BEDDON
W. M. DAVIDgON
Trespass Notice.
PUBLIO NOTICE is hereby given
that the "LOCU~I WOOD" plantation
in Tenmss Parish is posted against hunt.
log and ,eoesrl trespassing. Entering
upon land 1S positively prohibited and
viohtors will be igorusly prosecuted.
(signed) THOS. F. DANIEL.
Trespass Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that all tree
passing and hunting on BOTANY BAY
and BONDURANT plantations is pro
hibited and all violators will be prose.
outed without exception.
MRS. S. M. CURRY
JAMES CURRY.
Trespass Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
propertis "DELTA" and "M'OEHEE
TRACT " "BRIARLAND" and 'CLARA
NOOK or "SHAIFER PLACE," are
porsted against hunting or entering upon
and.. Violators willbe prosecuted.
(Signed) JAs. P. HARRISON.
Trespass Notice.
By PERI~SION of the owners thereot the
suolwths properates are posted and al i
e&lOnr warnqd not to t.rpSiPan u ponD
Or fLshlng. All treSpsose W be proee
1sd. The properties so posted are as ol I
LUCKo0w LrTrE A'S TrCt
FLOWER POWLE Tract
BENGALTj
ALMETTO SNA YOU
RARITAN DENUGRE Tract
RIPON SMYTHE Tract
EVERGREEN PIKE & MOORE Lani
BARD TIE CAPEWELL_
PLOWERS' st CLINTON PLACE
TWHTORE Pl t'n BELL PLAC E
IJTNLL STAUMP
10 ON WOOD INDIA BWN
SWI CAT WALKER Tra~ t
N ELDER GROVE PPt'n
iBOWMAN Plantation
ELD M'CALLP I ntntlotn
MILLER PIAtstl0B
PUNKEN PATCH
CAMMACK PLACE
LAE ST'. JOSEFiH iHUNTING CLUb.
AOVERTISW PAYS
Wire Flashes
ShI( liIth lehem steel strike was of,
fic~,illy d(:elared off.
'iThe steamer Venus blockaded
litlutiehis. There had been fighting
at Itama.
The railroad bill was displaced in
the Senate by the naval appropria
tion bill..
The submission of evidence in the
1;all:i.ger-l'inchot investigation .has
he.u eded.e.
1'The United States offered to medi
.tec is the threatened war between
Peru and Ecuador.
T!irty black spots were observed
oi t.:.e sun, one of them 150,000
milies in diameter.
Twenty to thirty men were killed
a:n l !i:ty inju:ed in a boiler explosion
at Canton. Ohio.
Several persons were killed and
great damage done to property by a
tornado in (klahoma.
Six bishops of the Catholic church
\e're consecrated simultaneously at
FI. Paul by Archlbishop Ireland.
Work on the Bush-Everett gas
Iii e line from Caddo field to St.
Louis will start within sixty days.
Nine crowned heads of Europe and
T"hea dore Roosevelt were among the
gues;'s of King George at a dinner.
Arrangements are being perfect
et at Washington for the visit of the
members of the Louisiana legisla
tura.
Astronomers secured valuable pho
tographs and data during the passage
of the earth tLrough the tail of the
C)IIIomet.
Thousands passed the bier of
King Edward. Theodore Roosevelt
I rode in the eighth carriage during
. the ceremonials.
Senator Stone. of Missouri, will
introduce a -resolution in the Senate
inquiring into Senator Knox's Nica
raguan policy.
One hundred persons were killed
by a dynamite explosion that wreck
ed the Rtural Guard Barracks at Pi
nar Del Rio, Cuba.
Henry \'atterson, in an address
before the Canadian Publishers' As
sociation at Toronto, deplored the
passing of personal journalism, say
ing the duel is more interesting than
the libel suit.
The body of King Edward was re
move.l from Buckingham Palace to
\\'estninister Hall, while the remains
lay in state.
The College of Methodist Bishops
vetoed the action of the conference
at Asheville, N. C., by which the
name of the church was changed to
the Methodist church.
ler,. W. U. Murrah, W. S. Lam
huth, E. UI. Mouzon, H G. Water
hou-' and J II. McCoy were elected
.,h ; by the general conference of
[the, , \!c.todit Episcopal Church,
S pth
The Gulf Coast Lumber Exporters'
Association, in session at Pensacola,
was told that the soda-dip process for
0 export material is unsatisfactory.
F'our thousand independent Demo
crats of Tennessee, in session at
Nas.hville, rebuked Governor Patter
son for raping the judiciary, and
I nominated tickets for the Supreme
Court and the court of appeals.
The Methodist Conference at Ashe
ville adopted the committee report
p1lacing the control of Vanderbilt
University with the church.
The American Cotton Manufactur
ers' Association, in session at Char
lotte, went on record as favoring
* the ship subsidy.
Paul J. Rainey and Harry Payne
n Whitney have purchased the steam
er Roosevelt, and will sail for the
Sarctic regions June 20 on a hunting
exledition.
The Mississippi Press Association,
in session at New Albanay, adopted
- resolutions favoring New Orleans as
the place for holding the Panama
. Exposition.
It is announced that the Missis
Ssippi Central Railroad will go to
.Mobile from lIattlesburg, Miss., over
Sthe New Orleans, Mobile and Chica
go railroad.
SIREGULAR TI.WlEEILY
NATCHEZ AND VICKSBURG
S PACKET.
Lmeav Iatche Sunday Tunday
and Tmredays at 12 m .
Leas Vk er Maday. Wedas..
ldai sa Fr at 12 sme, w
Uino £353 - Separihmdget.
ree
DDRL. l MURDOCK
St Joseph, La.
Physician and Surgeon
Office on Plank Road
Office Phone........... No. 12
Residence Phone....... No. 12-3
DR. CLARK
Ostoopathlc Physician
My Sixth Year in
Natches, Miss.
Frank Building.
Meet Me n Vicksburg at thq a;Jiqy"
:: Mississippi's 6reatest Department Store In es You s
To come here and make yourself at home when you visit this city
bring the children-let them enjoy themselves In the Big Play loom
Shoot the Chutes; Slide, Kelly, Slide- the Merry Go.-eund, dad Swings
provided for their amusement free oi charge.
Ladies' Rest Room and Lavatory, 2nd floor
Provides comfort and recreation for you while you are here-all the
comforts of home at your service.
-:- IT PAYS YOU TO TRADE HERE -:
The Big Department Store saves you money on all lasse pf Dry Goqds
We prepay expres- DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR READY TO WEAR We rNid you
sag0 or freight 0n DEPARTMEN T, SECOND FLOOR. rlere fare
all cash purchases N- wy if y Our
Right in Mid-Season we offer greater values on
of - - - high class garments than is usual even at inal pmmu
$5,00 learing Sales. - "
Ladies who are in the habit of coming here know $25.00
or more. by actual experience the great values that are al
ways to be had here. O mR
We refund your SPECIAL SA LES EVERY WEEK-
money cheerfully An examination of the garments will convince you
of the extraordinary character of the lines offered e We Ie
if your in these weekly sales. salpet per
purchases do notl MILLINEIRY DEPARTMENT- Casm-g aa 
suit. This department is undoubtedly the most hand- I charg of our
somely furnished in the state. Handsome bevelled
IT'S SAFE TO mirrows every where, and private '"Tryon" rooms MlU OrIf Dei
BUY HERE. Hats, Corsets and Ready-to-Wear Garments. plne,
Exclusive Agents for Hart,Schaffner & Marx Clothing for Men---the Society Brand
College Cut Clothing.
RED CROSS SHOES FOR WOMEN--A Stylish Shoe that's Absolutely Comfortable
Armerican Lady Corsets .*. Standard Patterns
and Modern Hair Goods Dept. complete in every particular.
BVuSBse,'r Valley Dry Goods Co. oN AoCE
JetSo OA
MENGER
THE
FURNITURE
Way down
Washington Street
Vicksburg, Miss
VICTOR &
EDISON
MACHINES and RECORDS
Write us
Factory prices guaranteed
COMMERCIAL
- CAFE-
New, Elegant and Complete, for Ladies
and Gentlemen.
Ladles' Cafe and Lavatory up-stairs,
with maid in attendance.
Regular Dinner 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 35c
FURNISHED ROOMS
117 S. Washington St.
Vlekaburg, Mbissisippi
J. W. HAYES, Proprietor.
lSuas1asbs. MtI.
HORSES AND MULES
For Sale
At our Sale Stable, known as the Old
Bender or Fred Arnold Stable (old num
ber 208) West Grove Street, where we
keep a supply of Horses and Mules all
the esar around.
We have a supply of fine Mules on
hand at this time. Planters in need of
stock should eall and see us, or write.
0. H. ROMINGER & SONS
PHONE 766.
Vilksrelu Maissineloi
Sma More a
:: Have Mers ::
THE AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO.
Vlcksburg, Mislsippi.
Authorized Capital $200,000.00
Invites your Account .'. Deposits by Mail receive
Special Attention
4 Per Cent Interest
Compounded Semi-Annually, Paid on all Deposits.
W. THOS. ROSE, Manager.
Clarke & o. . 3s /
or asax ro us1 OI m Atllwlel
E. ForbcsPlano Compan
The Soua'slarust Ptad Ory Store
We are now located at lIo Wual atna St. where
w crry lae of Piao md rgsm and will
sll rhemy on el ommsm.
We esoicit 7our t n d will show our ap
w~lthof Piano or rgan for every do spent
D~us a line and we wilmal mail you catalogues and
B. B. Forbes Piano Coupany
Phone 1097. C. R COSBY, Manager.
vctsavmo, Ass.
Trr ooS WtiOtfiT SAYING
i iAhat saisifactlon wi"l result when
you have us do your Machinery
ds Work. Our machine shop is the
most up-to-date shop in the state.
, ý Our prices can not be duplicated.
of J. M. DUTTON
S Foundry & Machine Works
Long Diste Phone Phn 64 Levee Street,
DL Vicksburg, Miss.