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Surprise Party

In celebration Of Mrs. M,Lellan's bIr'G- Ilv the Puliso House was scene ot teaSting and msrrlment last night. The 's,e devised .n Mrs. M,Lelllt's honor was q complete surprise 10 her.
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Traia Was on Time.

Ll>tniSht the r Io from White Horse me ir ou time No Srow WIS eutour- tered. the weather be.ng loo co.i Che other ,i5- of ihe sumn.t. Five through pas' s.ng-rs c.me over firm White Hore
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A Real Nugg (.

Alaska iir from being The gold brick that the puol.c thought |, wls at the time Secretary Seward purchased t.-lilho Standard
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Huudrr-, f eyes r-1i me .vvusing column, [ 'br A.sku rltH -.V. Tncv scln tb->- eiI.mn, ll '>-i,- h-.ur>, m-I dl you W uf rr,uf>' Weh.s. tnr p,..yr me1nm. Ptr- 70 t- tD- uf. WuO fDe rdfr < -I % ,....
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Come. oAoaP.

Jos Ickson, Indian, Was h ed $ by he Commissioner tod y ArS. Joe Is sick at Smusg.er's Coye,and she nss3s h.r lo,t'S ears. Jce was drunk and Is s5uv.
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BfACHED
Steamer Lillian Cant be Used
 This Winter.

Haines, Jan. 24. . The hull Of the steam CT Lnllln is high and dry on the beach ard cannot be loa cd this winter.
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If Do. ...t <.al vo-k done Jvicphour No ii, Automatic N,y cly Lauuary They take t away and return 10 in 1 f'a hours u
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li you want to be well informed cr loc h openings, subscribe for the Daily Alas kiu. Phone I0.
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70 .v.. s.eorI-n.nl tr.rIH-a 90 Si,-r -tr... ,.cord Hand store. ppp' ,'t, .t'.rr 't Trade.
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FURS

Mems fur coats, caps, gloves, mltts, robes, rugs of all kinds and qualities, mounted heads, such as moose, sheep, goat and bear,
 A full line of ladies hrs to suit the most faslldious taste, us well as the moro conservative dispositions. Ladies' and mems iurs repaired. Fancy rugs of all descriptions made to order, also fur dressing and head mounting. High est price paid for game heads and raw furs.
 Agent for New York Geological Gar den. Live ,heep loyis montanal and glacier bear wanted.
 Chas. R.. Winter
 Furrier Broadway Between 3d and lth
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sworth & Agl;ers. wholcsait i.ll
 th avenue. between Broadway '. streets received by last boa .. ....f.t. .uf and srs.
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COnpste Ereml and Internal Treatment for EVay IllnOr,

and scales and soften tho
 Itching inflammation and irta uon and REoLT cool and cleanse the blood r when all eo M Sold throughout Scalp. air of so African Dcpo LENNON LrD CaPs Town POTTER RDRuoA PrOpsq Boston. UsA
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IFlfIA AVENUE HOTEL
DINING ROOM

Open For visitors aud Guests
 DAILY MENU 5feakfast-7:2o to 10, consists Of fruit, mush, steak, chops or bacon aud eggs, etc, hot cakes and coffee or Na.
 l-unch-i2.9O 70 l;SO consists of soup, Ash, hot bread. cntrce, cold meat or hot roast beef, vegetables, de- sort and coffee or tea. Dinner 5:SO to zoo, consists of rel- ishes, soup, fish, salads, entrees, chicken or roasts, vegetables, des- ssert. crackers aud cheese, and coffee or tea.
 500. PER MEAL Special terms by week or month.
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Seattle Export Beer. delivered in an, rft of tHc city for e Der dozen luarf' r, E B Bot;l1g Co.
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lf Is the continual pounding away krerine -lerlaStInglv at it-that bring success in advertising,
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ane watch reoairns at p E Eeru'
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Open 20, visitors aud Guests
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Facts About the w. l..
Douglas Shoe Business.

I'm addition TO the factory is now
being built. which will increase the
output from 800 pairs to 1000 pairs
dally, and increase the volume of
business 20 g 900, GOO for the year 1909.
The manufacturing plant is right
up 10 date, equipped with every
modern device. About ono-half Of
the present factory ha, been built
and equipped with machinery the
past four years. A new power plant.
sufficiently large to meet all demands
that may hc made upon il for several
years, was installed two years ago.
The manufacturing plant, machinery.
and all the ci retail stores throughout
the country are free from incumbrance
Of any sort, and the company has
sufficient cash on hand TO conduct d
business of sT,oUO.OoO annually vi th-
out borrowing money.
Practically all the stock Of the
W. J.. Douglas shoe Co. is owned BIZ
me. ] am the president Of the cor.
poration. The business has ALWAYS
paid good profit, and is now paying
better than ever.
l believe that the best way 70 per-
petuate the business is To let the
people own it and control il. | have,
therefore, capitalized the business for
two million dollars. one million dol
lars of which is preferred stock and
one million dollars common stock.
The preferred stock which is offered
TO the public ut par, is non-cumulative
and preferred both as 10 dividends
and assets Every dollars worth of
stock offered the public in this sue
cessful business has more than a dol
lars worth of actual, tangible assets
behind it.
Dividends will be declared semi.
annually. payable on January and
July l, and will he PAYABLE in funds
current in New York or boston.
There is nothing whatever OF a
speculative nature about the purchase
of this stock. II is an old established
business, manufacturing staple
article Of merchandise. The business
has been continuously successful for
more than a quarter of century. and
is more prosperous to-day than at any
period Of its history. | retain a half
interest in the business. My interest
in the business is represented by the
common stock, and l cannot receive
one cent OF dividend on my stock
until the full 10 dividend has been
paid on all the preferred stock.
The Douglas business is not subject
to fierce competition or affected by
panics. therefore this is n better invest
ment than any other industrial stock
This is the best opportunity ever
offered for the permanent investment
of large or small sums of money. The
principal is secure, and the ~ annual
dividend certain. l have never known
of anything better.
To my friends and patrons of many
years unhcsitatingly recommend
the purchase of this stock as a safe,
sound, conservative investment.
Mk'~.z%
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SILVER ron AICTION R0Ou.
Republican Estimates of Vote WIN AstonlsI
Den Nind-up Tonight.

The rival political managers in BROOKLYN
will wind up the administrative side. Of the
campaign Tonight with two big mas meet
ingS. The Republican rally will le in
Prospect Hall, Prospect avenue near Fifth
avenue, which has a capacity of nearly
500 and the Democratic in the Academy of
Music, in which on some rotahl @ occasiors
an audience of nearly 1850 has boon ,n,I--
tered. Gov. Odell will 20 over 10 Brook
Ign 10 inspir" the Republicans host, with
renewed courage IN the closing hour. al
TIE fight and To mako his parting address
He Will be- escorted TO the hall by more
than 200 Republican paraders. repre-
Seiting the various party organizations IN
South Brooklyn. The parade viii be the
finest outdoor demonst rat ion of the cain
paign. At the meeting the speakers. in
addition 10 the Governor. will include Judg..
Tonphins of Rockland and William A Prem
dergasi
Charles y Bulger. the candidate for Lieu
Tenant Governor, ara John b Stauoh-
field are 10 speak al the D-mocfatiC gath
ering. Mr. toier was hooked to sI'.ak
early in the week. but Yesterday his nam.
was withdrawn from the notices. Nclt her
John l. Shea nor Barney York. the can
didate's confidential advisers, could lay
last night. If he would be allowed To put in
al appearance.
As the end of the fight draws nigh the
Depocratic chieftairs seem to bc losing
their boosted confidence. although they
sill indulge in predicting most cNtrava-
giant maJoritics for their man. Ih,-"
run all the way from 20,OU 10 10000, while
the actual figures obtained by reliable can
yassers and closely guarded III the Auction
Room safe, tall a little short Of 1890
On the Republican side there l. firm
and increasing confidence that the normal
Democratic majority will be reduced almo-;
TO vanishing point. Chairman Jacob
Bremen will give out tie Republican csti-
mates of the vote to-day. and il is said
that they will cau-a a cold shiver in the
Auction Room
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.fDDIC ASS Force
Candidate Byrne Tells What Union Rcpul,.
iicans Expect 10 Get.

DOVER, Del OCT. 81 In their final m, -
meeting Of the campaign al Camden tonight
IN" Union Republicans made public their
figures by which they intend 10 swing Dala-
ware solidy into the Republican column
clecting her one Congressman and two
Republican United States senators, ono
of course, 20 h" j. Edward Addick-. Tho
State Committee gave it, estimates through
tunRros sioual Ciudda,e William Michael
Ryr1.e Byno said in concluding his
address
Here's what would happen IN the no1t
Delaware election il the Regulars, instead
ri conspiring with The Democrats. were
lo'al to the Republican party:
A Republican Congress man would be-
elected by a handsome ma Jori,y: New Castle
county would have five Republican State
Senators in the ncXt Delaware Legislature
aud eleven Representative This would
be- holding orr own in the Senato rial d-,r!c, :
IN comparison with the last election. and
besides holding our own in Representative
dist riots IL would show a gain of onr ssa,
from the Democrats IN tho Fourth Ropre-
sentative district, where there il a ma inrit y
OF thirty-eight to overcome.
Kent county would have three R.p,Il-
lican State Senator's and six Republican
our own, a. compared with the la, election
and in addition thereto would bc gaining
the first Senatorial district having a Demo.
cratic majority of forty To overcome ana Tho
Second Representative dist riot. having "A
Democratic majority Of six 10 overcome
Sussex county would have four Rcpubli.
can State Senator and six Republican Rop.
resentaiives. which would be holding our
own a. compared with the last election, and
~ addition thereto would bc gaining the
Third Senatorial district, having a Demo.
cratic majority Of twcnty-scvon 10 over.
come; the Fifth Senatorial district, having
Democratic majority of twelve to over.
come: the Fourth Representative district
having n Democratic majority of five 10
overcome
This would insure the Republicans
thirty-fve on Joint ballot, and Delaware
would be represented az Washington bv
two Republican United Statcs Senators.
BY conspiring with the Democrats
the Regulars may reduce this number 10
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RNnS rahul"s doctor md a good prcscrIn
ZION for mankind, 10 for D.. at druggists.
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REGISTRY BOARD ARRESTED.
Accused OF Letting Challenged Mar >W ear
10 Blank AffidaNtt

William A. Doyle Of 80 Madison street ,
T. j. Torpie of l3i Pearl street NJ J. Nolan
OF 81 Madison street. and f.. Como of 50
Roosevelt street, who formed tho registry
board cf the Twelfth election dist rio,
Of the Second Assembly district were ar
raigned in the Tomb- court Yesterday
charged with neglect and omission Of
duty" Magistrate Flam'ner held all four
in $500 bail each for trial
The compliments. McIullagh deputies
allege that the meiuhers Of the hoard and
Augustine Barheri ..wore to and signed
a blank affidavit with the intention of
filing il in afterward
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thirty-two, but that will he the full extent
Of their damage.
of the thirty-two Republicans IL is Ger
lain that not less than twenty-siS will be
CAUCUS Republicans and we arc sure Of
Two Republican United States Senators
elected by the next Legislature
After my jour through the lower coun-
ues. said Mr.. Byrne. Il feel q oa,lv cncuw.
aged about nay own election Dr Bail
who has expended many efforts to prevent
the election Of two United States senators.
VIII receive "A very small vote in Kent and
Sussex counties and | believe very taw
Republicans of New Castle county will
waste their votes ont Of a mere desire to
give nun a complimentary vote"
IN sussex county armed guards were
tonight detailed to watch he newly printed
"nlcia ballots. which will not toe delivered
hh'h Monday. The detail on watch will
D." relieved every eight hours. with in-truc-
ions To H." their firearms II necessary
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SMALL VOTE ~ MISSISSIPPI.
Democratic Candidates tor Congress
Arouse No Enthusiasm.

NEW ORLEANS, La Oct. 81 Tho Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress IN Ms sis
sippi confess that they have failed IN their
efforts 10 arouse the Democrats voters
of the State. and TINT lcs> than one-fith
of the registered vote will he pooled
The highest est innate of the vote j. under
10000 for the eight districts, or a li'tln over
5000 for district, and the vote would he
much smaller but for the fact tina, there
are several Cons' tu'iona amendments to
h.. voted for
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Facts About the w. L.
Douglas Shoe Business.

To those familiar with the shoe or
/ leather trade 10 is well known that !
/ have been one Of the largest, as we'll
/ a. most successful. manufacturers and
| retailers of mems Goodyear Welt
(hand- sewcd proccss) shoes in the
| world.
TheW.L. Douglas Shoe businessises-
| tabKshed on an entirely different plan
from that of any other shoe concern.
The WI. Douglas product is market
/ ed in an original way. The method
| by which the goods are sold has made
i a place for the Douglas shoe in all the
| principal cities and towns in the
/ United states.
The business has been steadily ad.
/ vertised for nearly twenty years. until
/ now W. I. Douglas shoes are worn by
| more people in all stations OF life
than any other make
The steady call upon the dealer for
". L. Douglas shoes insurcs a large
/ and increa sing business. The ca re-.
i tail stores in - American cities owned
and operated 10y me. take portion of
the factory's product. This is all spot
cash business. Ialso sell to the retail
shoe dealers throughout the country,
having usuallybut oncagent in a town.
Thus. in selling the product of the
factory through my own retail stores,
as well as to retail shoe dealers in
towns and cities where Ihave no store.
] keep the factory constantly employ
ed, turning out 1900 pairs OF shoes
per day. There has been no cha nge
in the selling price or terms in eigh-
teen years. the dealer always making
the same profit. thereby buying with
confidence. Short credits prevent the
dealer from getting overstocked.
Ny object In disposing of half-in-
terest in the business Is pri marily that
it be perpet uated and extended. The
name, ". l.. Douglas, which is &C.
cepted everywhere as a standard of
merit, has been applied principally to
mems Goodyear Welt (hand sewed
process) shoes. II can as well be APP
piled to all kinds and prices Of men s,
womens and children's shoes.
The business has always been i'm
mensely profitable. We're my only
aim to accumulate money, this stock
would not be offered for sale.
There has not been year in the
past twelve when the business has not
earned in actual cash much more than
an amount necessary TO pay 20 annual
dividend on one million dollars. and
the past four years the business has
more than doubled nd is st II growing.
began the business in Brocktun in
a small way 20 years ago, and from
time to time have increased il. until
at present a business amounting to
S5.5oo,000 annually is transacted.
As an evidence Of the prosperity Of
the busincss,thc fact is cited that from
'a7.s:i pairs Of shoes sold in the year
ending July l, 1898. the business has
steadily increased to ,7ss 200 pairs for
the year ending July /. 1902. or more
than million pair increase.
MShr~zM
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NyandOtte club Trots BuIgPr Ou,

The Wyando'te Club OF the Second A..
sembly district had Tanmany rally last
night AZ Terrace Garden The speaker,
wer" Charles y Bulgcr Congressman
George Mcclellan and Richard Connell
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Tn" Republican State Committee Issued
the following statement al the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last night;
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MtsT"J;>r..


' VI = Y
W USUAL s'' NpN u. ~ ~.
Programme;
kn AIMS Ngnulouy No 4. "a.
! UtIoI. Op. 81 RGrIHttI.N
I ono r'p inr Piano'nr'c, 40 s M
= 'fi major. o.. a. 'I,HNrp
= IRNl - Tone poDn. nnu
,y'n Nr % NfEInpNIN
overture 10 'i.apnurr. No > In
L IL - Il. --u.L-.A-.
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TO BUILD A PARSONAGE.
CONGREGATIONAL Church to Build a
Nine Room Residence for Their
Minister.

If there is anything on this
mundane sphere besides eating
yellow leg chicken, that will
please the heart OF a minister, is
to have T. permanent residence.
Looking to the welfare Of their
minister and desiring that he
should feel perfectly contented
during his stay among them, the
members Of the Congregational
church have concluded to erect a
home for their minister.
Architect Hu,chisson drew
tho plans, and a glance at 1t
shows that 1t will be neat and
commodious with all modern con
yeniences. The contract has
been lot to H. @. Esselstyn for
the erection of the wood work,
and D. G. Brown will attend to
the mason work, and Benton Il.
Thomas will move the paint brush
in such a manner that the work
of the paint artist will make an
elegant finish.
The house will contain nine
rooms, including Kitchen, with a
porch on the south and west side
and will stand on the northeast
corner of Academy avenue and
Sherman street.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30

H. Barrel of New Orleans came
into town this morning.
Leon l. Mccain of Crowley ar
rived in town last evening.
w. E. Burke Of New Orleans
arrived in town this morning, =
Jas. P. Finnegan arrived from
the Crescent city this morning
W. H. Latim mar of New Ho"t
came into our city this morning
Chas. F'lemm,ng Of Welsh was
an arrival in the city last even
ing.
:. Mrs. Flora Edison went II
Lake Charles last evening ~ th'
flyer.
J. e. Alexander of Bonh.m
Texas, came into the city Iasl
night.
G. E. Cline went to the parisl
seat on professional business OF
last eve vening's flyer.
&. Y. McGivney returned tn.
morning from a business trip I
the Crescent city.
O ?. Donnin, bettrr known a
Jack rotprned or tn f,'pr
from a visit tn Rayne
L. Heber5, Nszp;qne's cost
master went tG L;slSe Ci,a' lcs ot
the flyer last evening.
s.. Tillery, Z. ]. Harper ard
Miss Ida Darisae, were arrivals
last night from StowViIlc.
Don't forget the. Getting at
the Eagle hall toniy yht. The
ladies' are cordially invited.
Miss Ora Hall and her brother
Edwin returned from Houston
where they had been visiting rel
atives.
The M. B. club will hold
special meeting at the home of
Mrs. +. S. Spencer, Friday,
29th.
The ladies embroidery club will
meet with Mrs. Latham at the
home of Mrs. Wellington to.
morrow afternoon at 2:30.
= L. Meyer returned this morn.
ng from New York, where he
4 ,~,o.e--
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LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE

Phetograper @, 9. Harlan, of
Eaton, @. can be so now, though
for years he couldn't, because he
suffered untold agony fran thu
.wolst sorm Of Judges ion. All
-~-and lnesiicin ~ fail -
ply ysic,e.. ElecLI. :.
to help hiul till be tr.e.
Bitters, which work"a SUCH
wonders for him 'h sthe da' lar.'~
they are a god~eaa to Sufferers
from dyspepsia and stomach
trubles. Uprivaied for diseses
Of the Stomnch, Liver and kld
neys, they bujldup and give new
life to the whole system. Try
them. Only SOC. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
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A CURE FOR CHoLEKA INF,NTu,

CURE FOR CHOLERA IAFaNTUM.
''Last May" says Mrs, Curtis
Baker, of Bookwalter, Ohio, can
infant child Of our neighoor $
was suffering from cholera infan
tum. The doctor had given up
all hopes of recovery. I took a
bottle of Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
to the house, telling them I felt
sure 1T would do good if used &C
cording to directions. In two
days time the child had fully re-
covered, and is now (nearly a
year since) a vigorous, healthy
girl. / have recon- mended this
Remedy frequently and have
never known it to fail in any
single Instance For sale by
all druggists.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30

Welsh on the flyer last evening.
He has been here for the past
two weeks having his foottreated.
Mel ,Ray zone of Mermentau,s
steamboat magnets, who wears
diamonds, was in this city on
business today.
Everett Ney, who was klckeo
yesterday afternoon bv a morse
Is reported improved this after
noon. and his condition not con-
sidered dangerous.
" Dr.. G. G. Gill, formerly OF
North Louisiana but more recent.
ly OF Abbeville has decided to cast
his lot in Jennings and mas
opened a dental in the Conn
Jaenke building, rooms l and2 =.
Don t forget the public meet
ing of the Jennings Building q
Loan Association to be held II
Eagle hall, over Cary and Humph
rey's grocery tonight at elgh'
O'Clock. This association was
organized for the purpose o:
building houses in Jennings
Come and hear about it.
John Martin has completely
remodeled that portion OF the
Jennings House formerly nsee
as a dining room and kitchen
The partitions have been TAX u
out and the room, rspapered II
rich and fashy designs: Ins
fixtures are en- route with which
to equip the room for the sal~os
business. The saloon will bf
opened to the public next week
A deputy sheriff arrived ii
Lake Charles yesterday morn
ing with L. L. Stephenson, chle
:-,neer Of the King Ryder Lu m
Ins Ins Cow, ~"nv at Bon . Ann
Der Comt ;ning Of Chas
charged with the MA. ''.--+ar
L. Williams at that place YES,
day. From statements of wit
nesses, the killing was justitiable
He was released on $3.50 hail
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30
AL. wEK. SAVED.


For years / suffered such un-
told misery from Bronchitis,
writes j. H. Johnston. Of Bronch-
ton, Ga. that often I was unable
to work. Then when everything
else failed, I was wholly cured
by DR.. King New Discovery for
Consumption. My wife suffered
intensly from Asthama, till it
cured her and all our experience
goes to show it is the best Group
medicine in the world. A trial
will convince you it's unrivaled
for Throat and Lung diseases.
Guaranteed bottles soc and 800.
Trial bottles free at all Drug
gists.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30
Summer Rates on K. c. S.

Round trip sum mer excursions
from Lake Charles to Mena, 81.
loan Springs and Sulphur
Springs, Ark. Open round trip
rate, sale June Is to September
80, limit, October 81. Sloan
Springs, ,s2O.75, Sulphur Springs
$21. .55; Mena, $14.55. Passengers
desiring to visitall Of these points
can get round trip ticits between
these points year round.
w. D. MCCLARE, Agt.,
Kansas City Southern Ky
Lake Charles, Ia,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30
JUST LooK AT HER.

Whence came that sprighty
step, faultless skin'rich rosy
complexion, smiling fac. She
looks goon, feels good. Here's
her secret. She uses DR.. Kings
FewLife Pills. Result, -all or
gans active, disestion good, no
head aches no chance for blues
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30
Furniture for Sale.

A lot of household, fnrniture al.
most new for sale at a bargain
Also new single buggy. Enquire
of e. F.. Kistner, or address box
1872.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30

sEWater clste1 as, oil tanks,
for wagons or reservoirs, see J.
B. Killinger, jennings, La.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30
ANNOUNCER ENT.
FOR CONGRESS-.

We are hereby authorized to
announce the candidacy Of VIM.
Polk, of Rapides parish, for con-
gress from the Seventh congress
sional district, subject 10 the
action Of the democratic party OF
the district.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30

Two young la%ies wanted to
learn printing ,rad". Apply al
RECORD office.
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Legal Blanks.

Legal Blanks.
Btaiilt Notes,
Land Leases.
Law Contracts,
Oil Land Leases,
Crop Mortgages,
Property Leases,
Right of Way Deeds,
Il rigation Contracts.
Real Estate Mortgages,
Other blanks in stock at the
RECORD OFFICE