The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-11
DO YOU STILL
DOUBT?

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ence of a paying oil field when you
behold the cut from actual photograph
taken while this we'll was exhibited
before thousands OF spectators, and
the official certificate Ola Notary Pub
lie at Jennings, La?
CAN YOU DOUBT the extent of
this field when each and every we'll
in that territory, which was drilled to
Il sufficient depth, has brought forth a
gusEer?
WILL YOU DISBELIEvE the su-
periority of the Jennings OIL Field in
.ho face of Il chemical analysis show
ing IS per cent in this field as against
IS per cent at Beaumont, Tex, as an
Illuminating Oil and q greater per-
centage in favor of its quality as a
lubricant, being almost entirely free
from foreign matters supposed to be
detrimental for refining purposes?
300 pound pressure guage has
been found inadequate to test the
pressure at the surface and SODIUM
f'red pound pressure guage is now
being CONSTRUCTED to test its pressures
The base of this oil being para,
phine enhances it's value from 25 to SO
illm base.
The we'll represented on the title
page has a capacity Of 10000 barrels
which is being mark ted at 30 cents
pnEp barrel, the present market price,
which is a profit of nearly four thon-
sand per ccntOn the entire capital stock
OF the Middle States Oil e. Transport
tation company.
A pipe line from the field to railroad
and water route is already in use, and
another eight inch pipe line is under
construction, right OF way having
been secured, survey has be"u ;aade
and excavation commenced. :. as line
is to the railroad and Eicrmentau
river, which is a deep wa:c" we v to the
Gulf.
In view of these ..e;s :. water route
within three-fo ,rths OF Z mile and
adequate RAILROAD facilities giving Us
nearby markets and with constantly
increasing demands our profit shar-
ing possibilities cannot be measured.
Poor men are growing rich and the
rich men are growing richer. Lands
DEVELOPMENTS in this field arc c.l,l!..,i
on. The holdings of this Company
are so extensive that the increased
valuation of our holdings alone in
sures large dividends to our stock.
holders.
This Company's holdings consist of
about l 200 acres Of we'll selected Oil
lands in Acadia and Calcasieu par
ishes, all OF which show good surface
indications. Twenty acres is located
in the proven field. all comprising the
choicest selections and most promising
location as selected by expert Oil men
who have themselves become interest
cd in the development of this field and
are identified with this Company.
The Company has made all necessary
arrangements to commence sinking
Il we'll on the twenty acre tract men,
toned.
IS THERE DANGER or OVER PRODUCTION?
The fuel users OF the entire world
are eagerly watching the oil develop
ments of the southwest with the hope
that a sufficient territory will be de-
veloped to insure an abundant supply
to warrant the change of furnaces
from the fuel now used to oil, which is
the cheapest, cleanest and best fuel
known. The greater it's production,
the greater will be the demand and
hence u better price. 1t has not been
many years since coal and coke were
valueless because fuel users were not
satisfied of an abundant supply. The
but not least.
Through its own storage tanks. pipe
line, tank cars and selling agents,
thus obtaining the greatest value by
selling to the consumer direct.
QUICK RETURNS.
This Company now has one we'll
drilling in the Jennings fields, and
many more to start soon.
The management expects to be able
to say to the stockholders, within GO
or 80 days at the farthest, that their
value from the completion of the one
we'll now drilling. If only small
portion of the Company; holdings,
prove rich In oil, the stock will read
lily bring ten for one.
For the purpose OF developing our
large holdings we have set aside ton
blocks of thousand dollars each or
ten thousand dollars of our stock
which we offer for u short time at q
strictly ground floor price. Write to
the secretary for further information.
All stock fully paid and non-assess-
able.
We refer to any bank or public
official in jennings or Lake Charles
and will be pleased to furnish special
references upon application.
The Board OF Directors for the first
year consist Of:
THOS. D. POLLARD,
BERT +. NASH,
SIMPSON w. RAMSEY,
RICHARD DAHLEN,
CHAS. A. LOWRY.