davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Tekst nti-katolickiej prZy-
siegi zfozonej przez kr6la
EdWarda.

Londyn. - Katolicy ME
ustannie protestuja przeclw
przysiedze z}ozonej przez kr6-
la Edwarda VII.
Przysiega ia brzmi W ten
spos6b: ia, Edward uroczys-
Gle szczerze W obecnoscl Bo-
ga wyznaje i oswiadczam, ze
ME wierze W Najswietszy Sa-
krament OItarza i ME wlerze
ably bylo jake przemienienie
postaci chleba wilma podczas
lub po konsekracyi / dalej
niewierze W czczenie i wielbie-
ME SIS. Pahskich i Matki Bo-
skiei i czczenie tych przez ko-
scioE katolicki jest tylko zabo-
bonem ba}wochwalstwem. u
roczyscie W obecnosci Boga
oswiadczam ze czynie powyz-
SEE zeznania W jezyku angiel-
skim kt6rym w}adaja / ktory
rozumieja angielscy prote-
stanci bez wyjatku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
WiddOmOS0i z0QrdDi6zn6
Spisek na cara.
Zycie jego podobnO zewszad "a
grOiOne.
Policya W ca}ym PetersIurgu pra-
cuie niezmordowanie.

Petersburg w ca}ym Pc
tersburgu panuje niezwyk}a
Ottawa, re istnieja spiski ma
zycie monarchy rosyjskiego.
Policya czuwa dniem i noca a
zw}aszcza policya Z nanego
oddzia}u. Obecnie Petersburg
znajduje. sic W wielkiej oba-
vie. Mkt ME jest winnym ze
moze ME bye podejrzanym
przez policye. Literaci, pra-
wnicy, studenci i robotnicy So
unasami aresztowanl.
P. N. Melukoff, s}awny hi
storyk rosyjski, autor try to-
mowej historyi rosyjskiej IL
teraturyi historyi czasow
Piotra Wielkiego, oraz reda-
ktor encyclopedia rosyjskiej,
ktora obecnie jest wydawana,
zostal aresztowany W zesz}y
poniedzialek.
Mel lukoff zosta} wydalony
kilkan ascie lat temu uniwer-
sytetu Moskwy "a liberalizm.
Naste pnie by} profesorem hi
storyi powszechnej W Sofli, a
Cd niedawna wr6cil do Peters,
burga, w pewnem miejscu zna-
leziono tysiac kopji Prawem
zakazanej.
W uniwersytecie Moskwy
prawie codziennie powtarzaja
sic bunty student6w. Trzystu
zebra}o sic pewnem miejscu i
oswiadczy1o re ME przyjmujq
przepisu nauk.
Tajna policya ponownie "a
cze}a sledzic nihilistow socy-
alistow. Zrewidowola ona VIE
le domow i skonfskowala VIE
lie ksiazek i pism.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
SedZia da} $500.

70 letni Antoni Kral i 13
letni J.. Walkowski, areszto-
wani "a kradziez wegla ma to-
RE kolejowym, wzb{ {dzili ia
kasympa tye W sedzirn p SABBATH,
ze ten ME tylko ich wolno
puscil, ale ale dal i'm jeszcze
$5, dowi edziawszy sic re mat
ka Krala wdowa, ME moze
pracowaf a ma 6 dzieci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20

Znajduje sic pumiedzy mimi
siostrzeniec prezydehta Stal-
ma i szwagien jen. Bothy, glo-
wnodowodzaeego wojskaml
burow.
Pretoria. - General Crabbe
ma czele swoich zo}nierzy po-
chwycil so bur6w zabra} ich
do niewoli. w pochwyconych
wozach I amunicya znaleziono
500, 600 naboi karabinowych
i 500 kul armatnich. Bury
scigani sa wciaz przez oddzla-
}y angielskie geuerafow Plu-
mer i Crabbe w kierunku
BrittstoWn.
Pani Botha otrzyma}a od-
generala Kitchener pozwole-
ME ma udanie sic ma Wsch6d,
by spotkat sic ze swoim me-
zem, gen. Botha.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Rozsza rpany pre- y tygrysa.
Milwaukee, Wis.

AIbe1 t Nelson, LEGACY 19
lat wieku, ktory W. .zeszfym
roku by} zajety W menazeryi
Bostock'a a ma jaJms rku ma po-
ludniowej stronfe miasta kt6-
ry ma k rewnych W Milwaukee
zostaE wczoral Poszarpany
przez ty grysa beng alskiego W
Zoo W / ndianapolis..
Mang er Peter Zoo W, Mil
.waukee poszukuje krewnych
nieszczesliweg i chce i'm do
niest o wypadku. Mia} obo-
wiazek < karmit male tygrysiat-
ka O godzinie 9 rano, lecz ME
myslac 3 swej pracy=.s:o otwo rzyl
klatke ": kt6rej byy9lsdrapiezn ny
tverys. Krwiozercze zwierze
przyczaiI 10 sic W kacie dop6ki
Neelson nie poszedl do sa me-
go srodka klatki, a nastepnie
rzuci} sic ma niego, /. rozdar}
go w kawa}ki MIN pomoc ma
deszla.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
DOsta1 sic w pufapke.

Michal Borski zostawi} u
pani O. Poleskiej W Blue Is
land zegarek, pozyczajac. cd
niej, diva dolary ma podroz
do Joliet. Z tamtad nadszed}
wczoraj do pani >Poleskiej list
Z Joliet, cd PAM J: Hemesy Z
uwiadomieniem, ze Borski u
krad} jej $165. Wkr6tce po-
tenn zjawi} sic u PAM Poleskiej
Borski, chcacy wykupic swoj
zegarek. Przytrzymano &C
tax dlugo, dop6ki ME zjawi}s
sic przywolana policya. Bor'
ski ;mial przy sobie ca}a W 10:
liet .skradziona sumo picnic
dzy. .>...>,..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Wybryki pani Nation.

Topeka Kas. - Choclaz
wczoraj by}a niedziela to PAM
Nation ia swieci}a Podlug swe-
go natchnienia. Ludzie W tel
okolicy byli zainteresowanl
przez ca}y dzieh wczofaJszy.
Wczesnie Z rama, nawet
pred godzina 6 PAM Nation
ma czele zehskiego oddziatu
toporkowego pieciuset mar
wanych kobiet, przypusclfa
szturm do salun6w W mlescle.
"Joint" Ed. Murphy'go ma
ulicy East Seventh / Kansas
ave uleg} zupe}nemu znlszcze-
niiu. Aresztowano ia posz}a
chetnie do wiezienia i "a sta
wieniem kaucyi puszczono ia
ma wolnost. Do pewnego
mieisca gdzie przechowywano
likiery i przyrzady salunowe
,,; Nation zamierZala sic
przebic lecz ME byla W stanle.
Powiada, ze dzieh dzlsiejszy
uczyni sensacyjnym.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
w pO4udniewej Dakocle
spad1 meteor.

Arlington, S. D. w Po-
blizu naszego mias ia spadl tel
nocy wspanialy me eteor, ! ma
chwile zamienil no ma dzieh'
Hulk spadajacego meteoruu sly
szano ma kilkadzies lat mi | W
okolo-a a byl tax silny jakby
= kilkunastu armat ma raz da,
no ognia. Ziemia zatrzes}a
sic i wielu domach powylaty.
wa}y szyby. Dotad q ME Q dna
leziono miejsca W ktorem u
pad}. "
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Wylec kyc grypy.

Me MONA "a pomoca obrzydli-
wei wstretne mieszaniny, kt6ra
popsuje zo}adf i TAXI sposdb
niebezpieczna . dhorobe tylko pogo r
sly. z jednei d ardz9 nieprzyjemn nej
choroby zrobia sic wtenczas dwle.
zo}adek W czas lie grypy musi byclw
najlepszym POI Fzadku j musi dobrze
trawic, aby ofganizm mic sfabf
ably lepiej sic nhdgf opierat atakom
tel strasznej Phoroby i pacyenta
wyprowadzic Z niebezpieczenstwa.
Cz}owiek W cz% sic grypy ME ma a.
petytu i dla teg musi takowy po-
zyskaG sztucznie. Trinera GorZkie
Vino stanowc 20 apetyt mu .przy-
wr6ci ma ureg gulowanie stolca jest
ono wiele lep szem silniejsze m
przyjemniejszd m lekarstwem niz
wszelkie inne niew}asciwie ofa rc-
wane lekarstY va patentowane. w
jaki spos6b TrI Inera Gorzkie wi ino
dziaia ma CRY be, Swiadcza sill pie
wiele Iist6w, otrzymanych przez
fabrykanta (pi erwszego fabryka nta
iedynego rec zywiscie leczniczego
wilma W Amery ce) J6zefa Tr iners,
799 S. Ashland ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wszyscy pisza mniej wiecej jak ma
stepujacy: "Gzyta4em juz DUE
swiadectw poe hwalnych o Pahskiem
znakomitem ekarstwie. Musze
mojego w}asn ego .doswiadczenia
doniesG, ze iedna butelka Trinera
Gorzkiego w ina wyleczyia mnie
zupeinie CRY py, ma kt6ra ci erpia-
lem przez wi ele tygodni. Prosze
przyjac mole stokrotne pod zleko-
wanie i zapew hienie, ze poled ad be-
de Pahskie wi no wszystkim moim
sasiadom i p rzyjaciofom, ktorzy
cierpiec beda pa te straszna choro-
be. II. K. Jas fonowski, Pric eLurg,
Pa. "Ten list Jest tylko jean YIN Z
wiele setek POI dziekowan rex omen
dacyi cd osdb. wyleezonych nal
> uporczywszych chorob orga"0 b" ira
wiacych "a pc 9moca Irlnera ''or"-
kieoo Wilma. Lekarstwo tax sku-
teczne powin ho sic znajdowae W
tvm czasie zaW Wsze W domu pod re-
k4. Pytajcie 4 le o ME " aP'eNav"'
ale ME bierz Gle innego jak tylko
=, Trinara Gora akie Vino, jedynie
! audziwe skuteczne. TO vino
J. jedynie wan |stano" czo po"''Ae
+ was wyleczy. -. :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
w spraWie pOko,ju.

Berlin. -IIrabia Alvensle-
Der, dawny niemiecki amba=
sador W Brukseli, zastapi W
Petersburgu ksiecia Radolih-
skiego, obecnego ambassador
ra. Ma wyjechat W tym tygo-
dniu i zawiezie Z SODA nader
wazny list cesarza do cara W
sprawie utrzymania og6lnego
pokoiu. %
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
POIdC ] " Hnl6rVC6.

Milwaukee,, Wis.-Nieszcze$liv J
f Robotnik A hdrzej Zlabok, zamie.
szkafy pm. 4 "a przy ulicy zostaA
W sobote po poludniu przy piracy W
iabryce Geu Fer q Paeschke ME-
bezpieczuie Bokaleczony, Gdy pod
noszono zela Fna belke. spad}a mu
ma ram'e, ro3bifa kosc }opatkowa i
zfama}a mu prawq noge. Ciezko
rannego odes fano do szpitala przy-
padkowego.
Nanticoke, Pa.-Ks. Adolph No.
vic XII zamier7 a tn budowaG nowy
kosc i6E polski. Sq tn obecnle diva
polls kie kosc1q ply, co wystarczy }oby
az ma adto ha t. Itejsz2 poloni2.
Cleveland, D. - Pani Sembrich-
Kochahska, hajs}ynniejsza nasza
$piewaczka W Swiecie, przyby}a tn
Srode wiecz9r. Wieczorem odbyf
sic koncert W Grays Armory, ma
kt6rym kilka I ysiecy osdb zachwy-
cafo sic Spiew en- naszej rodaczki.
Gazety angif flskie bardzo mile
wzmianki zro obi}y zpowodu przy
jazdu gwiazdy W sNiecie fpieva-
czym.
Buffalo, N. y Y.-Przybyi tn przed
niejakim cza sem WI. Kowalski,
mtody jeszcze czIowiek. Me znajac
ani miasta, AMI tuttjszych stosun-
s6w, udal sic n a zebraczke ME IL
oieg}o zbyt wifle czasu. zanim zna-
All sic W wiez ezieuiu. Okazalo sic
o6zniej, re X owalski jest dezerte-
.em marynaEki Stan. Zjed., do
ztorej wstapieri ia zmuslli 60 rodzice
Kowalskiego odes}ano do Brook
yna, gdzie Cd adzony zostanie Ma
'stra kare, gdy i dezercya snrowo
est karana.
Detroit, Mic .--oo lczas angiel-
'kiego przedsta vienna urzadzonego
orzez polskich nfodziehcow W liar
nonia hall W n nielziele wieczorem,
eden z aktorjw, FIR. Brzozowski,
5l4 Willis ave. zostat bole$nie ra-
liony wystrza}fm rewolweru. Ma
nab6jE byt SLEEPY i Brzozo-
Tski wa tylko twarz pefna prochu.
Do czego to d oprowadzi nieostrd-
me obchodzeni sic bronia palma.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Bill Ma rka Hanny odiozony.

Wash hington, D. c. = Bill
Marka Hanny, Cd noszacy sic
do wyznaczenia bud dzetu ma u:
doskonalenie anne rykahskich
okret6w morskich zostaf od-
lozony ma nieozna czony. czas
ku z}osci zmartwieniu Mar
ka Han ny. Bill ant y oleomar-
garyczn y zastapi g Q W sena-
Gle.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
NiddOnlOSCl krdjOW6.
Smierc w kOtIe.

Wausaw, Wis. = Albert
easy, maszynista w fabryce
mebli, przypadkowo wpadl do
kot}a nape}nionego wrzaca
wode tax mocno sic popa-
rzy}, re W kilka godzin po
wypadku ducha wyziona].
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Napad rabusi0W.

George R. Smith, zosta8
wczoraj zaatakowany przez
szest rabusiow ma ulicy~i OBJ
.rabowany. :Szczesciem mia}
=tylko s 5przy: sobie. f Nieopia-
.eii siesatak busi ON ST tts: :,:::. i.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Amerykanie bija tilipih-
cZyk6W.

Manila. - Pulkownik Mar.
Gus D. Cronin z 80 ludzmi 3S
puIku stoczy} wake ze 100
powstahcami pod Condor.
Kapitan Green z oddzia}em
so ludzi stoczyl kilkugodzinna
walke Z powstahcami pod San
ia Maria. Po trzech godzlnach
amerykanie sic cofneli z po-
wodu braku amunicyi. eneral
Macarthur r6wniez donosi, ze
l3 lutego hlipihczycy z4ozyll
w}adzom amerykahskim l12
karabinow i $500 }adunkow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20

!: Czy cheese bye dobrym polakiem d?
to zz;aplaeza:, J, Telegraf" bed1ziesz
miias mia, go=c stydzie sH domu! sssss
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
.:.Ob1ak,jany.'.

J. De Selle zostal W kwiet:
niu r. 2. WyPuszczon my Dun
ming j mieszkal q tego q, ezasu
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Roosevelt sic przyznaje.

Meekers sCol.-7V'iic:yes ]. s. prey {:
dent Roosevelt MIN IVY yleehal
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Ma i ,etniem mi eskaniu.

- Anonsowa1es pan, ze tw6j
dom ley pisd minut d rogi Cd Cd dwor. '''' ::
ca. ala szed1em POI godzinyE:
j = mogl lem WED dziee e
ban il d ME ssz spomsiad m sMsz M BIG i I klas
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20
Niema nadziei o spOkOju.

Tientsin. - Po miescie ro-
zeszla sic wiadomost, re Sic
dem pahstw wypowledzlafo
Chinom wojne.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-02-20

Psa6cie "a ssTelegraf''..,
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02

yer Leyner Drill works; Edward G.. Elcock, representing a Chicago stee, works company. and H. William Stew ems, well known mining man. Ar rived at Ash Fork, there was an all- day wait for train connections, and no party was better organized for having a good time.
 Mir. Clark had nothing to do but walk up and down the platform and deplore the extravagant waste of time, and the other party had nothing to do but watch him and wonder how 1t must feel to be a multi-mllionaire, such portion of the time as they were not engaged in breaking Archie's slot machine. The senator was plainly att tired in a business suit and did not put on half the style his stenographer did. but for all that he was the cen tral figure on the platform. His life, career and habits were discussed with reckless abandon, and finally the mat ter of his age was brought up. He was rated all the way from fifty to seventy years old, and as is usual in such cases, final resort was taken in a wager. One member of the party bet si he was sixty-five years old, and an other covered the wager. the winner to
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02
AN IMPORTANT IHTFRvIEw
In Which Senator Clark Says Nothing
 An Ash Fork Incident.

Senator w. A. Clark who spent a couple of days in Jerome. returned to Washington few days ago, travelling as usual, by way of Ash Fork. Sena- tor Clark's interests in Arizona link him closely to matters in this terri tory. The fact that he rarely visits the capital city, together with his im- portance in the mining and political world, makes an interview with him always desirable by a newspaper man, and prompted an effort by a rep resentative of The Republican, who happened to be on the same train.
 The reporter was courteously. if not cordially received, but in the matter Of an interview he failed to extract hal: as much interesting information as he could have himself imagined in the same length of time. This was not be- cause the senator's mind was a blank but because at this particular time the weather seemed to be a more appro- priate subject to talk about than the prospects of Clark county.
 The usual question as to whether he had anything to say of startling in- terest to the public, was met with the customary reply that he had not, an answer that often makes interviewers wonder why big men "seem" to know so little.
 Reference was made to his recent election, and he said he was pleased to note that harmony again reigned In Montana and the state had bright outlook. He deplores feuds and says they cannot but work injury to any country.
 Asked about statehood for Arizona. he said there was nothing special that could be said at this time but. or course, believed, like most western people. that the territory is entitled to enter the sisterhood and now has many more arguments in behalf of her cause than did Montana when she gained her admission. not the least of which, was double the population.
 The subject of the creation or Clarh county in this territory was finally in- troduced. The senator seemed to know as little about 1t. and care less, than any other man on the train, not ex- cepting the Pullman porter He said he had heard there was move of that kind on foot. but knew little of the matter at issue or the chances for such a bill in the legislature.
 Little else was obtained in the inter- view but the reporter managed to &C., cumulate a good dinner and fifty cents in cash through the presence of the senator on the train.
 With the reporter were J. George Leyner and Walter Polk of the Den
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02

dine the party. Then came the ques. ton of proof.
 One man volunteered to ask Archie who knew everything, and while he was gone the other four approached the senator in a bunch and told him he could confer favor and win a dinner for the crowd if he would tell how old he was. He very pleasantly replied. "Sixty-two last January. Success to the winner" The four men then with drew for a consultation. Four dollars was enough for dinner. but a dinner is dry affair with nothing to drink but Ash Fork water. So they resolved to work the absent one on his return for couple of dollars more.
 He came back in minute and was dead sure the senator was yet under sixty years old. In fact. he said, he would bet money on it. He had got a private tip from Archie that he could at least place two dollars on. While he was talking the other four threw fifty cents each into a pot and the wise guy covered it. Then the truth was told and the wise one bought things all afternoon. This was only one incident of the day but it proves conclusively that good time may Dc had in Ash
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02

J.: Peter Kettenring. Defence. O.; Frank V. Knauss. Portsmouth, O.;
 Walter Karen, Chicago G. F. Kuhles. Miss Clara l.. Kuhles, St, Paul. Minn.; Karl A. Lott, Mrs. Peter s. Lott. Flint. Mich: Daniel w. Lawrence, Medford, Mass; Frank w. Lyle. Dowaglac, Mich; r. w. Lewis and wife, Indian.
 apolis; J. B. Lambie and wife, Wash- ington, D. C.: A. W. Miller. Clinton. Ia; W. c. Monroe, Flint, Mich; J. c. Moore, Mrs. J. F. Moore, Corning. N. r.: John Mowat. Grand Rapids: A. E. Mercy and wife. Detroit; A. Morrison. Cincinnati w. H. McGregor, Detr-it; James Nelson. Leadville. Colo: A. w.. Moves, Chicago: r. T. Prltchard and wife, Woodruff Ill.,; c. C. PlS.brick, Grand Rapids; G. r. Peterson, East Grand Forks. Minn.: J. H. Palin, wife and son Milburn. Grand Rapids; Mrs. William Palin, Grand Rapids: George II. Perry, iSoux Falls. s. D.: St. Clair Perry. Indianapolis: T. 7. Phelps and wife, GreenviMe. Mich; Mrs. C. V. Put. cell, Kansas City; s. R. Phelps and wife, Norwood. N. Y.; $. s. Patton, Augusta, Me; w. r. Peterson and Yife, San Francisco; c. B. Quigley and wife. Grand Rapids; s. G. Reynolds. Billings. Mont; B. w. Rowell, Lynn, Mass. J. B. Ross. Jamestown. N. Y.: J. M. Ray nond, Salem, Mass; l.. Rosenthal.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02

West Point, Neb.; c. l.. Sherwood. Dowagiac, Mich; George F. Sinclair and wife, Grand Rapids; N. A. Stod. dard. Reed City. Mich; R. H. Stafford, Buffalo; J. M. Stover and wife, Phila. delphia; W. A. Schrtber and wife, Gin. clnnati; T. w. Straban and wife. Miss Nellie Strahan, Grand Rapids; George N. Schofield, Philadelphia; J. l.. M Shctterly and wife. San Francisco: Henry Setzer, Jr., Bridgeport, Conn., Dr. l. A. Thompson, Traverse City. Mich; H. c. Van Court, Philadelphia; John A. Wolcott. Dowagiac, Mich; l.. F. Wood, Niles, Mich. H. r. Wood and wife. John G. Wood. Indianapolis; Lou B. Winsor. Reed City. Mich; William Wente and wife, Manistee, Mich; Miss Mary A. Wyle, Kansas City; John Waddell and wife, Grand Rapids; T 5. Warren and wife, Miss Warren, Bridge port, Conn. Thomas J. Winckler, As- bury Park, N. J.; J. H Watson. Woon- socket. R. l.. w. A. Whitman and wife, South Arm. Mich; Dr. T. A. Wagner. Indianapolis.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02

Fork and it makes things lively for man like Senator Clark to just come to town and stand around to be looked at.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02

Risen with Royal Baking Powder, all these foods are supeatvely light sweet tender, delicious and wholesome
 Royal Baking Powder is the greatest of time and labor to the pastry cook Besides, it economies, Aou butter and eggs, and, best of all, makes the food digestble and healthful
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02

The "Rcyal Baker and Pastry Cook Icon taining over Soo most practical and valuable cooking receipts l. free to every patron
 Send postal card with your full address.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-02

There are cheap baking powders, made from alum. but they are exceedingly harmful to health. Their astringent and cauterizing qualities add a dangerous element to food.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-11-15

Second.-Finding unparalleled
GAS and oil indications ON Bayou
Blue. about fifteen miles north
of Jennings, we purchased Bayou
Blue Springs, covering hill Oh
about five arcres on Bayou Blue.
We also have forty acres three
miles north of the Jennings Oh
Well, where gas and oil abound
and upon which it was at hrst
intended to sink IL well. But the
climax was struck when alter
much labor and time had been
spent. ANSSE A. LA BUTTE, the
SPINDLETOP of MamouPrairie
was secured, and this is a real
Spindle Topin every sense. Tins
six acres lies within mile OF
Bayou Cane, tributary OF Mer-
mentau river and just north OF
Mermentau station where the
Southern Pacific railway crosses
the Mermentau river, giving
easy and cheap access to an out
let to market.
This is where the Prairie
Mamou Oil & Mineral Co., L't'd
will within the next 80 days be
Gin to sink we'll with the prom
Use in advance of a gusher. 1t Is
about one-fourth of a mile south
east of the noted gushing we'll O.
the Jennings Oil Co.
We intend to bore our secont
well on Bayou Blue. We have
leases upon several hundred
acres of lands on which we wouit
bore in event others see tit t.
develop any adjacent thereto ant
meet success.
The Company will offer 5000
: shares for sale at so cents pc
1 share for short time. Par va
ne of shares one dollar each. w
, would much prefer to sell thes
shares to home people.
0 Address all communications t
e AUG. COLBERT, Sec'y,
< jennings, La.
i or, D. e. SWEET, Pres,
Jennings, La.
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PROSPECTUS.

In rendering this, our prospec-
tus, we wish to avoid hoWery'
deceptive language, and TO set
forth in detail few simple, PLAIN
facts, briefly stating what we
have done, where we have opera
ted and what we propose to Go.
The Prairie Mamou Oil u Min
eral Co. Ltd, domiciled at Jen-
nings, Calcasieu parish, La. is a
duly organized and chartered
company, capitalized at 100000.
Captain D. e. Sweet, president
of the Jennings Banking & Trust
Co., a man of questionable IN
tegrity and pronounced bust
ness success, is president OF this
company.
From the organization of this
Company it has been the purpose
to select small plots of really Oil
lands throughout the oil belt OF
CalcaSleu parish, ignoring III q
measure large bodies of inditfer-
ent lands without promise, upon
which leases could be procured
at nominal figures. Following
up this idea they have purchased
F'irst.-Twenty acres near the
blackberry well that is full OF
promise, the we'll being down
near 1000 feet, with every lndl
cation Of success. The stock O:
this well is now at par value.
A peculiar feature character
ling this well, which lies th'rteel
miles southeast Of Sulphur Mine:
is, that before the day when sui
phur was extracted by heat
spring at blackberry flowed yer,
cold water, which today is ;tlmos
as hot as hot c"ffee. We ais
purchased five acres near tn
Vinton wells which have struc
several stratas Of Oil, publishe
to the world.
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ten-dollar adj would. Maybe that extra
space is just what the ad. needs to lift
it out of oblivion-to make it pro11i-
nent-to make it pay. 'mses
Don't buy more space than yoti
need, but don't buy too little, either.
Better buy too much than too little.
Better put an eight-dollar adj. in ten
dollar space than to put ten-do1lar
ad in an eight dollar space. One way
yon are out only two dollars; the other
way you are out eight dollars.
Save money on your advertising if
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Short Talks On AdyerfiSinQ|
ByCEeaTIesAusfi Bales.
No. 13.

Economy defeats ends. Sometimes
Sometimes spending than
spending.
Advertising That economical call
expense O avoid argument In reality investment
tendoar advertisement the last dollars better than
eightdolar wouldn't when
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Prairie Marnou Oil & Mineral

u,
JENNINGS LOUISIANA.
president D. g. Sweet, Jennings, La; Vce-Presldent 'no ~
D. 11ra;n, III Secretary Aug Colbert, LazeCharles La
Treasurer and Manager IT, D. Pollard, New Iberia, IL"
BOARD of Directors D. E. Sweet, Aug Cooefn jas
Harrah Elliott Farley, Jno. p. Ross