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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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wood. Mannvlle: r A Hamelin. Phiia,
delphia; & - Fox, Crawford, y j.
cook. \ Y: Mrs Chas l. Fitch, BROOKLYN
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led : hll aud wife. Boston; W IA
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brown. Highland Falls stuart Robson
Mrs Maud White, ]. Arnold. n kiien.
ton; Y NJ Reed and, lady; New Bedi9ra
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inson. n W NJ A e Russell. Buffalo: }
coombs, + G Jackson, Lowell; N Dix-
On and guest Bristol; s, D. Mrs Y s,saaisy' stsasry
4 T Babcock e y sweetser. ]. Il Rem
ington, G l. Regenhart, y y: W t!tz,,
patrick; Boston; =. a g Nan ho1sep' = 7, ,tah' >
inson, a Steinbcrger. y Y; Edward Kill
burn and wife New Bedford; Ezra Bald
Feeling. @ / Behrens. II l. Waidron' Max
Oppenheimer, + w Block NJ Gumbiner,
c W smith. y sheefer. y ". .R Lincoln
delphia We're Goldwaite. Boston: J o w
PROV; 7 r Sullivan. Boston; J Il Archer,
Il + sayer. + w Price, w B Moore, Mrs
$ e Fuller, Edwin Ryan. Geo Slices. A !.
Reed, w r Little, l krqog, }. y Robach:
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Westerly; Jas Cook. Gus Nelson, Eugene
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dence; w + Tower. New York; J
Burns, Albany: I'll Lowenstein. III Bern
stein, A Finkelbrand, T. Ludwig, New
York: w Baily, New Haven; L Peters,
T. II wilkins, Benjamin Nixon. New
York: Cronan, Boston; III Names.
Harry Jacobs. $ Fredericks. New York:
John Tlleston. G Il Nash, Chas Eishel, \
J Ashe, Boston; u J Ledger, Hartford: !:
Frank Conlon, Boston; u A Kemp, New
York.
fERIN-Arthur Chalmers. Boston; NJ
O'Brion, G g Kelman. Chicago; Connolly
Sisters, Bessie Grey. Harry Hastings.
Geo Marshall, Ed Dell, Gus Slackey. Chas
Il Niblo. Dan = Riley, Eva Hosiner. WIZ
liam Stone. Crawford. Esteile Morton.
r. NJ Brown, John Price, VI Pratson, Os-
car Frederick. William Fredericks, Vie
Davenport. Max Ritter. Chas Saunders.
Sisters Healy. Bender, JEFF Hesly.
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j w Swallow. Prov; e G. Brown snd wife,
hartford; w II Brown, Worcester; Il
Swift. Boston; Otto Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
O Brien. 4 X Heath, ~ Y.
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No Attleboro; w NJ Han and wife q L.
Valentine, Boston; Emil Lesser and wife.
Manviile: & S Barnes Warrun, j ! Itild.
brand. Bellvillc g l. Keller, y "; W
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s Lythe. Phil: &. A Gunsch and wife,
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Phallnger, a Coffey. y Y; $ J Kenney.
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Whalen, Boston
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a CARD.

We. tho undersigned. do hereby agree
20 refund the money on a iO-cent bottle
OF Grcsnes Warranted Syrup Of Tar n
II fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee n 25-cent bottle 10 prove
satisfactory or morey refunded
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STATE or RnoDr ISLAND.
House OF Representative
Providence, January ~. 1871.
PUBLIC HEARING

The Committee or ths judiciary OF the
House OF Rspresentsiiyes will hear al
persons Interested in the bill entitled An
Act in amendment Of Chapter IN OF the
General Laws entitled OF Descent Dis
tritutlon. Division snJ AdVsnosmeut
and Of other chapters related thereto. 20
in COMMITTEES room 20 state Ilouss,
Sr0vidsrce er THURSDAY January
24in, WI upsA ne rising os 'hs House
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over nifty ysnrs by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success. 10
soothss the child. softens the gums, al
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and IL the
beet remedy for Disrrhoea. IL will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Sold by druggists In every part Of the
world. twenty-five cents a bottle. lie
sure and ask for Mrs. winsiow's sooth-
ing syrup" and take no other kind
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THE crrr or PROVIDENCE.
Department Of Milk Inspection.

A. required by Public Statutes. ChApt.
1l7. Sect. i2, notice Is hereby given that
=. Stoddsrt OF Providence has been this
day convicied of selling adulterstsd milk.
WALTER o, SCOTT, Inspector.
Providence. Jan. ~. 1917.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

Recent friends suspected that
he looked much like Fncman picture taken
times when picture
the city Of ST Louis 1884 Mr. Clark buying goods the firm
Chse Clark which business Main just below
GodbePr martial law and
Mr. Clark had permit before he could about the lie did
look much like Secesh that time had trouble in getting the
nit When the opened 1869 Mr. Clark entered
that institution hardware department having
sold out his Chs lie subsequently became
treasurer and later the institution He remained
that position partnership with Elirelge
of which interesting
when Mr. Clark c. M the and hard
department the old Constitution building the site
building
the National bank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

known by a large circle Of friends ~.
ana Mrs. Chapel will reside In p,oarr'
Mr., and Mrs. John Lowry. OF Ma.
were visiting friends and relatlvos "
Provo and Sprlngville this week "
Rev. II, II, Barnes Of the nn,aoo,.,
church, who was married to Miss spru
Anne Corbett, at Ouray, Colorado Ii"
Monday, has returned 10 Provo n 'qs
his bride, Rev and Mrs Barnes viii ~
domiciled In the A. X. Daft Residence
the Second Ward, III
The Nineteenth Century club ma,
Friday at Mrs. Havercamps. The dn,,
was devoted to current Dutch lltoray
lure, and most interesting papers wero
presented by Mrs. Charles DeMoisv
Mrs. John Warwick and Miss ,Josenhina
Kellogg, ''''e
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sparks ara ia
from Nephi visiting their children. rtdp,
ward Sparks, Jr., and Mrs IIyrum lon.
sen,
The wedding Of Miss Nattalla LAVA
ridge daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Alvin
Loyerdge, Of Sharon, and Mr. J. Whit
men Snyder, son Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

lures was a bronze vase Of incandescent
lights looking like a huge boquet The
orchestra was enlarged TO fifteen pieces,
and rendered beautiful selections
throughout the evening. Mrs. $, S.
Woodward had charge OF the decora-
tons. The affair was one of the largest
as well as the most elaborate Of the
year, over 200 guests being present.
DIR. and Mrs. II. d. Niles entertained
at delightful card party az their
home on Tuesday night. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with ohrys-
hnthemums, carnations and ferns, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

They left after the wedding for an
Q1 tern trip
The young people Of the Methodist
church gave a delightful reception on
Tuesday night IN honor OF Mr. Alex
Eberhardt who leaves shortly for Port
land. The event took place at the
home OF Mir. and Mrs. l.. O, Lee which
was prettily decorated for the occasion
rhe hosts and guests OF honor were as
sisted in receiving by Alfred Peters.
president of the Epworth League. anu
Miss Susie Harper class president IN
the dining room Mrs. Plummer presid-
ed, and Vas assisted In serving by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
BIGELOW CARPETS

The Carpets made by this award
and
a 1876.
reputation fabric richness durability
Of color novelty and beauty design has nngements
lor goods have often off
the public the Company "BGELow"
which will be white
the back the fabric will
back of carpet to be certain that they getting the genuine ow
These Goods be froma al
BGELOW CARPET COMPANY YORK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

received by the BRIDES parents who
gave them hearty reception Mr..
and Mrs. Kuhn viii make Ogden their
home, as Mr. Kuhn IL interested In the
firm OF Kuhn Brothers.
DR. Lorin Rich, Of Rexburg. Idaho,
was an Ogden visitor this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

The week has witnessed round Of
delightful events social and musical,
and society has been largely represent
ed at both, Next week another notable
list Is promised the season seemingly
being In full swing.
The most brilliant event Of the week
has been the dancing party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Pearsall at Chris
tensen's hall last night The hall was
deliberately decorated for the OCCASION
and charming feature were the num-
erous cosy corners parttioned off from
the main hall with screens, each with
its rug, diyan and chairs, where 10
guests were privileged to lounge and
rest between the dances. The platform
vas heavily banked with palms and
rubber plants and space In front was
tarpeted with rugs, and furnished With
llvans, The corners We're screened as
were also the entrances to the dress
ing rooms and punch was served in
one Of the alcoves The electric lights
throughout the hall had japanese
shades, and with the rest of the decor
atons were most effective In the par
lor long table was spread with white
damask certerplece OF Battenberg
lace over pink holding huge cut glass
bowl filled with pink carnations. Silver
candelabra stood at each corner with
pink candles shaded In pink, and sur
rounded with cloud Of plumosa and
pink carnations. The mirror was fes-
TONED with ferns and smlax,and palms
aided In the artistic effect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
PROVO SOCIAL NEWS,


DR.. George H. Brlmhall gave most
before the parents class, Wednesday
evening on "The Hired Girl" a lnusI-
Gale VIII be given Next Wednesday
60
Mr.. and Mrs, A. r, Daft contemplate
moving TO Salt Lake City to reside.
Miss Alice Noyes and Mr.. James
Chapel we're married Tuesday even
ing at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. Louisa Mcbride, OF the Fourth
ward. Bishop Moronl Snow officiating.
Relatives OF the newly welded couple
We're present to offer congratulations
and good wishes and a pleasant even
ing was spent in the enjoyment OF de-
liclous dinner and the usual wedding
festivities, Mr. Chapel Ia the son OF
Mr. George H. Chapel and both OF the
high contracting parties are favorably
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

Mrs. P. c, Brown Of Salt Lake is
visiting IN OGDEN this week with rela-
tives and friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kuhn returned
home this week from their wedding
tour through oregon and own the coast
to California. In Oregon they were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

The Fifth Ward arnrso-nert hill was
the soene NJ a very delightful hall glv-
en- Thursday evening by the ward
amusement committee.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
To Wed Hss Rsssusa.

LoGansport, Ind, Dee. 74.-A 70.
nance, which had 1ts beginning in an
act OF heroism on the part Of q young
woman. barely past the age OF Oh ort
dresses. was disclosed here In the an
nouneenent that ..4ass Edna Keener. OF
THE plees. viii marry John Driver, a
brakeman. whose Life sho saved Mics
Keencr attracted much attensioa last
summer because OF her bravery In saw
ing a Panhandle train from being
wrecked. She discovered burning
trestle near her home, and, standing
in the track and waving her red sun
bonnet, she signaled the approaching
train and brought It to q standetail In
time to avert disaster. Driver was one
OF the trains crew. His engagement
with Miss Keener resulted from The &C.
QuaantAnce L.us begun
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

limo editoaialin reference to water
works. It says that "almost two
months have passed and not even
the first step taken toward get
ting waterworks."
This is the rankest kind of
misstatement. On the contrary,
everything has been done that
could be done under the circum-
stances. The council have acted
wisely in refusing to act on this
most important question with.
out first being sure that they are
right on every point from q
technical point OF view. The
council have been at work, and
so have others, and the RECORD
has almost constantly carried on
campaign OF education in favor
of municipal ownership. The
editor OF the Times was probably
to deeply engrossed in the lusur.
ier of resting in an easy chair to
notice these Things, but they have
been done, and when the council
meets on the hrst Tuesday in
January, avery thing will be in
proper condition. to present to
the people. The Times being
the official organ Of the city, 1t
would seem that it's editor would
keep better posted on City affairs.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
Home For The Hol,dxys-

Low excursion rates have been
made by the Southern Pacific
Sunset Route from all points on
lis main line and hranchas Del
Rio and east to that station to
points in Arkansas, Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, DAkato,
Minnesota, Wisconin. North
Carolina, Souah Carolina, Ken
tucl1y, Illinois, Mississippi, Lou
iSiana, Alabama, Georgia, Florida,
and Tennessee, also to Colorado
points and to important. centers
Of the Republic of Mexico. These
low r..tc tickets will be un sale
Dec. 2lst, 22ud and 23rd, With a
limit Of 80 days from date OF sale.
Apply to any agent OF the South
ern Pacific or connecting line for
further infor nation, or address.
S. F B. Morse, Nj. l. Robbing,
u. II. M. G.. P.& ia.
Houston, Texas.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

0srmaAy Prspsrius 60 Resort 60 YUEeit
BILE 1fe.sufss if need Bs.
Berlin, Dec. 5>.-The 0ermA0 ~.
srnment is prepared 20 resort 20 fofca.
bio measures IN regard - tbs QeyynoS
oissRs - VsnesueiA
The Vossisohs zsttung IN oummsoe-
ing on ske Venezuelan oiaina, oAys:
The metter can certainly - azvaagsd
without coming into conflict With the
United Stetes. We have ooly TO recall
to memory the worda sf the recent
presidential message IA which Mr.
Roosevelt used these sxprsss4onss
I'VE DO not guasAnkss aRy 0tax1
against puuish1snA u - 0isaooAu01l
itse'f. provided that 1x4asAnanA Anm
not take the Dorm ct aoQuaa,1aaR q tae-
rstory by any non-AmsEicen povax."
II VIII Be rsmasnbsre1 thA1 1Vo
weeks beeers that message the German
representative In Washington he'd DE-
hvered . ver1 precise message from
Emperor William to the eject thai
Germany had no intention Of acquiring
land either in South America or in tha
West Indies.
Therefore. che relations bOtwesn
Germany and America uDoa thAk poin>
are the clsa<sst possible, and Il can nol
b didicuk to assert the demands q
Germany In Vonszuel&-
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
MANChURlA UNSETTLED.

ksssfas Subjects Caught Tsvs.ssd cd
Thsa Pct - Death
St Petersburg. Dec. 1k-Au a0oouneB
agree In representing The state Of Man
churda ~ being vwy snsstlsA The
presence OF tho Russian troops heo isd
to most serious abuses. Private isA-
ters describe shocking outrages psrpe-
trated BY bands Of Coesaeke on NJ de-
fenseless Inhabitants
A typical case - that OF sfx usuasuea,
Russian subj jsots, vAe wors ss4A 10
pursuit OF horse thlsveA ney ws9l
attacked by Cossasks, and, bscaust
they we're unable 20 produos pass
ports. five OF them were tortured, and
then bsheaded. IA spite Of their pfayess
and entreaieA
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
Naval Display q. oorsnaess-.

London. Dee. a4.-Thrs - ~ yst 90
omc1al announce cement of the corUpAs1op
naval review next june bot sf 0s Cd
miralty arrangements are new hsins
made for it. and. ns Tar "a possible, the
precedent OF 1891 will be followed. On
that occasion IA foreign powers were
Represented. each by a single ship, but
the chief attraotion was the outward
and visible sign of the strength OF th 9
British navy. Before tho coronation
takes place it is expected that the
princs OF Wales will be promoted TO the
rank Of admiral and will be In supreme
command at Spithead when the fleet II
reviewed by his father.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
OPINION OF AN EXPERT.
F. m. Kiser Expresses Confidence

IN ne jennings FlSIU.
F. M. Kiser of the Kelly -Kiser
Co., one of the prominent oil men
of Beaumont, in an interview
with a reporter for the New Or
leans Picayune yesterday says,
among other things in the in:er-
view:
"There are quite u few syn
clinals which may be easily
traced, running from Beaumont
in different directions, and the
most important regular system
seems tohavean easterly trendin.
to the state Of Louisiana, making
it's appearance at Sulphur, Lake
Charles, Jennings and other
points. There is no doubt that
such is the case, and there is
such a similarity in the different
points where oil is found that the
location ola well is comparative
ly an easy matter now.
II have seen the Jennings well
No. l and have seen the oil from
it. There is no doubt whatever
that the well Is a fine spouter if
it could only be brought in a
proper manner. The pipe has
not been purthrough the capirock,
or anchored as it ought to be, and
the pack sand is giving them
trouble, which is exactly the
same as any we'll in the whole
field would if it was not flushed
properly. I am satisfied that a
finished well will come IN there
with a gush soon, and the field
will be amply proved. The big
wells that are going down there
now ought to be splendid pro
ducers, and l have no doubt that
they will be.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

Rome. Dec. 24.-The pope is receiv-
ing cardinals, who offered him their
Christmas greetings. made n lengthy
address in which he condemned what
he characterized rs excessive liberty OF
thought indulged tn At tho present
time. He sharply criticised socialism,
agitation for divorce and hostility be-
tween sections Of the church, and urg-
ed union Of Christian churches.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

St. Paul, MINI, Dec. 3x-Attorney
General w. B. Douglass, in an inter
view states the published letter Of j.
J. Hill in explanation OF recent trans
actions in stocks Of western railroads
and purposes Of the Northern Securi-
ties company. would not In any way in
fiuence action which had been contem-
plated by the state Office OF Minnesota.
General Douglass declined to discuss
the subject matter OF the letter Ht this
TINA
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
~M. E. Hulburt has lust re

ceived an lnvolce OF story book s
entitled "After Many Days" by
our homeautfor J.L. Hampstead
which are selling 1T a. cts. They
make very nice Christmas. pres
ents as theT are short stories,
many of which tell Of The carly
days in hcneiin, aad Caicasicu
parishes. The books are hand.
somely bound in cloth.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

Goodwater, Ala, Dec. 34.-FoF the
second time within 80 days the bus
mess section of this town has been
practically wiped out by a disastrous
fire Sunday night six business houses
were burned and 1T is estimated the
loss Of buildings and merchandise will
amount to something over $4,000.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
Nome nappenfn0s.
latorssti1g Items Osnosraiag JsHalaga
and the NSighbeFlAg Country.

faul LaurenCS OF LaurentS was
a visitor in town today.
Lawrence Luehm went to New
Iberia today to spend Christmas
with his parents.
Dupre Guidry, of Lafayette, is
in town to attend the Bonnin-
Guidry wedding.
The various stores are doing,
what might be termed land Of
fee business today.
c. F. Ritter, Of Glenmorla, ar
rived yesterday and will visit
relatives for a while.
Mrs. Paul w. Daniels of Welsh
came over today to spend Christ
mas with her parents.
Mrs. e. L. Lee went to Lake
Charles this evening to spend
Christmas with her son,
Miss Hattie Cowen went to
Midland today to visit her broth
er through the holidays.
Rev. II. Studtman, of Crowley,
and family will spend Christmas
in Jennings with friends.
]. J. Strohc, of Welsh, was in
town today andfavored this Of
flee with an appreciated cali. .-
Roy Cooper, of the Lake
Charles American, will spend
Christmas with his parents here.
Mrs r. G. Snively, of Iva nhoe,
Texas, formerly Of this place, ar.
rived yesterday and will visit
relatives here.
W. S. Robertson Of I.ta, who
has been here since Saturday on
visit to A. =. Gapford, return
ed to his home today.
rJI. Guid-y, one of Lafayette s
popular citizons is in the city tc
att end the nuptial~ Of his daugh
ter Odelih to Isaac BDnnn the
son of one OF jennings pioneers.
Winnie Shear is homo from
New Orleans and will return i'm
mediately after the holidays.
He is improving which is grati
flying news to his legion OF
friends.
Tonight at the residence Of G.
D. Bonnin on Main street. will
occur the marriage of Isaac
Bonniu, and Miss Odelia Guild.
ry, of Lafayette, daughter OF MIR.
l, Guidry.
II. Fl. Hulburt will build Il large
stable fronting 56 feet on State
street, for the use of Cook,
Montgomery &Coin their livery
business. The building viii be
constructed entirely of brick.
Mrs J. W. Hulburt is building
two story business house on
her lot adjouring the Huiburt
House on the east. The building
is q comm odious structure and
will be occupied as n restaurat
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
Rnshbun Jury SIN Ont.

Jeffersonville, Ind, Dec 22.-The
Jury in the case Of Newell Q. Rathbun,
charged with the murder OF Charles
Goodman in this city last month. IS
still out When called into court the
turymen said they had not agreed and
Judge March sent them back to the
jury room, stating that he would re-
ceivc the verdict at any time they were
ready.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
Ro Papar Tomorrow.

The RECORD will not be issued
tomorrow. We propose to eat
turkey and enjoy ourselves with
the rest Of mankind,
The RECORD wishes all it's pat
rons, and humanity in general, a
Merry Christmas.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

An interesting program will be
given at the Baptist church. A
Christmas tree will be loaded
with treat for the chlldren.ani
the great Santa Claus will b, on
hand as usual.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

sF Send us a list OF twelve
names and add 'ess Of those who
you think are Interested in a
business education, and receive
six cards with your name beauti,
fully written.
Address New Orleans BuSi-
hess College,
New Orln,,is La.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
Honduras Seed Rice

Sown from imported seed on
new land. Fpr sale cheap il
taken in Ia days. Inqnlrc nt
Lang & Co. :. warehuuee
pa l0H2
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
Choice Rice Land for Sale.

480 acresi in a body near Hous-
ton, Tex, a bargain for invest
ment or Immediate development.
Address P. M. Kokanour, Lake
Charles, La. 1885,
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

sw"For oil leases and legal
blanks OF every description, also
job printing Of all kinds, call at
the RECORD Office. All printing
promptly and correctly executed.
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
TIME WELL SPENT.

The Daily Times broak loose
yesterday and in its agitated
frame of mind made several mis-.
leading statements in twenty
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24

The Jennings Hdw. Co. just
received another car of furni-
ture and mating. d258
The Jennings daily record., 1901-12-24
YOU NOW WHIST You Ara Eakinr

Whrn you sake Groves Tastelesa
Chill Tonic because the formula 10
plainly printed on every bottls showing
that It is simply Iron And Quinine in
tasteless form No Cure. M Paw.