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welcome and cordial brspgallty Of MI.
ANA Mrs Cirror 10 eive glow and
Warmth that notnlns else can SWe.
bowcvcr he o,,tto incor,nil , ,tSn,r,
mantion Of the prett, little girls Who as
sisted az ME ceremony. Tho two ribbon
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NJ SIS Laura Franklin, Miss Cora Root,
Miss Lillian Lea, Miss Dellc Dickson,
Miss Elythe Giraud, Miss Minnie Porter.
Miss Mary Waldo. Miss Corlune Aber-
cromhic Miss Ruth Enck, Miss Edna
Noulrord Miss Mamie Thompson, Miss
Pearl Ross, Miss Lucy Brady Miss Belle
Menard. Miss Anna Monroe, Miss Pauline
pilusham. MISS Maggie Shearn. Mss
Brnic John ana Messrs. w. A. Wood,
john f'innegau. George Gibbons. Howard
Brown, Enders Hucy, Eugene Heyck,
james and Richard Glraud. i. a. Me
Clcllau, w Sperry Hunt John + Dick
son, Jr., Norman Kttrell. Abbott Cock
reM George Kidd, Jr.. Eugene Hudson,
John McComb. Frank Jones Clarence
Kendall, Alfred Pcslo, Kenneth Womack
Harry d. Lea, Charles Seaman. Billy Hunt
OF New Orleans. c, J. Crane. jr., Hss$ey
pumhlc, Spencer Hutchns. Dr Morris,
Dr. Scherer and Mr. and Mrs. h. 49,.
Morris,
| The Spinster club had royal time last
week going from Que thing to another IN
the way OF amusement in the most do
hshtiul refreshing way. They opened
Tho round ~ pleasures by social meet
/ Ing wiih MISS Jessie WomAck Monday
afternoon where they had decidedly
good time Ia their own Jolly way.
: no next amusement on the weeks pro
4 Srammo was an oyster roast given TO
/ .hem and their visiting friends BY the
young men whom they have entertained
so pleasantly from time to time Mrs.
/ (. ii. BeeinS gave them up her home for
/ the oCcas. ON, aud the roast was arranged
/ out IN the grounds. such merry time
az they had. consuming the tempting
| oiNalves, laughinS cha,tinE-well, il was
MOT etal. a..
were eaten, the prize for the young lady
/ who could eat the greatest number OF
Lhem, an Immense tin oyster made TO
order was given to Miss Cady OF Bal
| lingcr OF course there was a 10 OF fun
over this, and more stAl over the cake
walk that followed, danced, as was a VIZ.
ginia reel to music played by darkey mu'
sieians, OUT ON the smooth lawn. This
was the second oyster rolst given IL
THIS way 20 the SrnSters and they never
had jolier time
Next came social morning with Miss
Molhe Dayiss. who entertained the club
delishuully With games. music, etc, fol
lowed by un afternoon tea with Mrs. ]
E. Boring the same day. This was A
honor OF Miss Cady OF Ballingcr ami Mis-
Matthews OF CALDWELL. but was like th'
other Affairs OF the week. enjoyed hugel,
by the club. Il WAS eerta My a gay week
but the Spinsters are only the happier
and better FOR the fun they had In Il,
~
There has been sim another card elu,
formed in this eard-ioying city, but Thu
time 1t is for earnest study OF whist, o.
rather the conscientious practice OF tn,
famous and popular game They call 1
the Practice club" and meet on Satur
day mornings from 10 to ls o'clock. TIL
iirst meeting was held on the 18th will
Mrs. NJ. L. Robbins. and the second yes
,erday with Miss Cargill. The oharte
members OF the club are Mrs. Robbins
Mrs. \, X Taylor. Mrs. Charles 7
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feeling as she told the story of the de-
votion of the Texas brigade to General
Lee. The progromme was finished with
Dixie sung By the first quartettc and
with the audience Joining in the chorus,
But the bes, of all WAS talk on the
days OF the Confederacy by Mrs. w. q.
Morris OF Kentucky, who Is at present
visiting her son and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs George Bruce. She was introduced
by Mrs Franklin, who stated that at
The urgent request Of the chapter Mrs,
Morris had kindly agreed to tell them
something OF her experience in Rich
mond' Va. during the war. Mrs. Morris
spoke first with great emotion of the love
ana reverence saown to General Lee. OF
his pure and biameless character and OF
the love, the worship even, that she had
always felt for him. Then going 10 light
er themes she kept her audience inter
ested and amused by her humorous and
very frank manner OF telling her story.
II Was the story of one who had lived
IN The heart OF the Confederaey and
whose loyalty to her country was a part
Of her very being,
\ cup Of tea aud pleasant interchange
Of thought followed. Mrs. j. \. Huston
had charge of this part of the afternoon
ana, Ike the rest had done her duty
lovingly and faithfully
The Houston Turnyerein has celebrated
their forty-seyenth birthday, and very
handsomely With exercises on the 18th
and a ball on the 18th. As the years go
by the balls given by the Verein are
more and moro conspicuous for the beau
~ OF the decorations, the handsome
dressing among the ladies' and the num-
Der present on the floor. Last Monday
night 1t WAS said by all that this an
nNerSary ball eclipsed all that had gone
before H. The hail was brilliant with
sarlands ana sprays of vines with masses
OF pink chrysanthemums and with the
number or the electric lights. The cos
TUNES worn were noticeable for theli
richness Of material and beauty of de-
sign, Especially WAS this fact aceen
tuateh in the grand march, which wa.
led by Mr.. Wllliam pissen and Miss Kat,
Mellinger. The supper. which was beau
tfully laid in the gallery was furnished
by the ladies'. who are such an invaluabl
auxiliary to the Verein, and as usual
was generous and excellent,
~
The Main Street Euchre club was en-
tertained by Mrs. NJ l.. Robbins wednes
day afternoon. Mrs. Robtlns always give.
the club a good time and the meetnl
last week kept UP her reputation for en-
PERTAINING very delightfully."-. The Fri e.
were unusually handsome and the few
who captured them were very triumphaa
and the many who lost correspondent!
unhappy. cutglass OF the finest was Il
generous quantity and Of such beautitu
design and quality that IL was enough
10 stir the heart ~ any woman, Mrs
Robbins guests, club members and out
slder ar we'll, were Mrs. Perrin Msrcl
oi Cincinnati Mrs m Is. Morris, Mrs
Walter Torrey MEv. Frank Lumm. Mrs
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Mr.. II ,I,hor and Mrs Il u
wor,o .on5nod IN. b,up ~ last week
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H"u4SFlAe' N.Y. Mr9' tVEI'n "Nl'" Va
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs j. H. Miller OF
Galveston, Monday afternoon. The old
J,Lor borne.toad in ,yticb fbe = r. n
Mofses are making tnelr nome 4oo"e"
like old times, 50 full was IL OF life ana
movement All the rooms ON the lower
eoo~ ,oro oiiod c,tn, t,bi,s ,round
"Dlon were women III al ''u Ponip an"
circumstance of winter gowns and hats,
Tho simmer nj saouins here. a fash OF
Diamonds there rich stuTs and lnces
feuthers and flowers wing with the roses
and hvyclpths aud handsome furnishing
an ,nglstpe, tbe rooms attractive. The
guests wore offered score marIJcrs dow
ors hand rainicd and eur ont Inv their
dainty outlines aud fastened ON with
blue with The number Of the tables at
which thoy were to begin tine game writ
sen On 'ueln y'I'e ''e,..t ', v. Wv
3ng They we're Tho 0owors of the ma
,ions-godenrod for the United states,
thistle Tor scotland 9 rose Tor oia Eng
,auu 3, & " { ,,, c'niJ n,
merry war bc.,re5n tbe nations berau A.
once After tho games were over the
prizes were giveu out, ana lley were
many ana IN Keeping with the scheme OF
notions, for one prize, Won by Mrs j H..
Miller a cut glass vase made IN Toledo.
ONO, represented tAe m nuiactores OF
the United states another was DeItJ
ware PLAGUE, representing Holland, q
painting OF chry nlhemum3, won by
Mrs j. NJ. Dorrance toid OF japan; q
water color sketch of a carmen, won by
Mrs. Sterling Mycr brought Spain 10
mind, Egypt was represented in a wafer
color sketch OF an Egyptian woman.
which was carried OF by Mrs. VI. y,
Robhius aud Mrs Rubid.eclt Rmakern
had the good fortune TO capture tho eAop
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, success IS to be earnestly desired by all
"ho nave the good OF society ut heart.
Misses Elizabeth and Katherine STE
phens elye codnion Wednesday night
al the home OF their mother. comnli-
mentary to Miss Gladys Brown Of Beau
mont. which was another one of ybe de-
iigh'ful affairs hat these two voun.
INlles nave given to their friends ma
uuSIc was sweet, the danaipg delightfuI
snu AMER refreshments were served same
must ana games wound mp very pleas
S S evening Mr. henne.h Womack and
a!', Harry q. Lidsyone. Jr.. led the figures
~ Eus eetillion, followed by happy ana
merry set Of dancers 1850
~
Dr. and Mrs, E. y. Gray invited a few
tfienas to celebrate with them The
twelfth anniversary al their ,,,o,r,sc-o
thursday evening The time passed verv
asFeeaoly With conversation ana mr.ic
snu was rounded off with c,n,Fo,. ~, y,
I n ulsA supper. at which Mr. D,a,ae
NJ, ''urSls acted as presiding peri,s
stjiI ' sHglnusiastie praise was given IN Me
49,, Win Inc chlting dish and H., disbes
eiati oe ' thereon had thorough appre@
Mrs Eugene c. Blake anticipat.s en-
go p.easDre q Visit from Mrs. E. NJ. Win.
va va mis- weoi and viii Be- al nome
'1ae<oay a''eFaecn, from 4 to 6 o.eI,el,
port s,Dg n. MIS- Winsteads friends an m
| Is 10 aoU ~ % NEE; her. AZ the at booaP.,
be jssnss entirely Informal no cards viii
1914 Claw CLAW ,y MTs' Biake's residence is No.
mere Is big whist party ~ %.
thereof is a 10 eng although the hostess
'af'aeF can be said about Il ina iast n n,.
lp.r,.A snnoai reception ., the ladies'
'''''a' 's'Oolasiou Of cari.t shureb ~ Ei,,
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The Ideal club had another delightful
Afternoon on Thursday, Mrs. James NJ.
Gibson entertaining in her usual style.
Quite u number OF guests added TO the
pleasure of the regular members. Miss
Dell Mlytthews won lone hand" honors
Mrs G. +. Fellows received the king
prize, and MRS Gladys Brown OF Beau
mont carried of tihe ''booby," which was
pretty enough to arouse the envy of thsse
moro lucky ut The game. After daintiiy
served refreshments the club adjourned
10 meet next week with Mrs. f. w. Sim
mons. Mrs. Gibson's guests were: Mes
danes H. l. Dennis, sam oliver ". T..
Hamblin, Pascal Hambln, David Perkins.
j. w. MaXcy OF Mexico City, Grimes,
Robertson and c. T. Fellows, Miss Per
ldns of Baltimore, Miss GA4lys Brown OF
Beaumont and the Misses Lizzie and
Kathryn Stephens Dell Matthews Ella
NGge, Hamblin and Bessie Lldstone,
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Millions Of Women

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nursery No aount Of persuasion induce those who hav
once Used these great skin puer and beauters to a
Others CUTICURA SOAP combines delicate cmoient prop
critics derived from CUTCURA the great skin eur, with @
purest OF cleansing ingredients and the refreshing OF oV
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preserving purifying, and beautyng the skin, scalp hail. a
hands, No other foreign domestic toilet soap, however e
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PRICE, viz, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, the BEST skin aa
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complete External ntsrnai Treatment Every huno
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3 \ new musical club was formed yester-
day, the FIRST meeting held at Mrs va,
nam Wallace McLeod's. at 1907 Ira yIs
street A conscientious study OF music
in Its various branches is the object .,
the club which is formed OF peoule WI,
ioVe the work. They propose 10 hsvo
weekly meeting With programrnes ~
eeen- THIS n worthy plan md ~.
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Mr. Floyd Atkinson Johnston entertain
ed the o. f, f. club and their friends
Friday night with cards at the home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Bailey. The game
played was Might've. Miss Katharine RAY
winning the first prize for the girls and
Mr.. Douglas Campbell the boys. After
finishing the game, delicious refreshments
were served and there was music and
dancing until t. o'clock. Those present
were Misses Katharine and Lacy Ray,
Lois Burk. Sue Turner Blanche Adar,
Jennie Speed, Myra Ashe. George Bryan.
Edna Radcliffe. Annie Gambatte. May
Belle Davis, Julia HltcbI4s, Willie Rat
cliffe and Messrs. Floyd Johnston. Doug
las Campbell. Edwin Hobby. Fritz Dyer
Harry Johnston, Charlie Geraud, Harris
Clemo, Burnett Ross, Harry Ford, VIII
Hamblin. Herman Keller, Fred Denman,
Jim Adair Hall Hanna and John Wool
ford,
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satnrs. s . 2 big whist party on for ne,,
thereot :. morning, although the hos.oss
ine nv, y so very mysterious that no,s
''''neF can be said abou, /, inst n 49,,
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The marriage of Miss Alberta. dauEn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Van Alstyne
of Galveston. and Mr. Alex pder Harvey
of this city Will take place at Mr.. Van
Alstyne's homo on February Z. After
the wedding and a wedding trip TO New
| Orleans, Mr.. Harvey will bring his wife
10 Houston. They will be at the Bristo,
until they have settled their further
plans. This announcement is OF inter-
est here not only on account Of the
bridegroom. who Is prominently connect
ed VITA the engineering department O.
the Western TIE ephone comp ny. but BE-
cause Miss Van Alstyne is so well knovn
and so much admired here She mas
spent so much Of her time with her aun,
Mrs +. 7. Turner, that Houstonlans have
lad an opportunity FOR learning to know
aud love her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Dyer gave the
young folk Of their neighborhood sup
per after the play Friday night for tho
pleasure OF their guest. Miss Emma An
relia Smith CT Mexia with appet,tes
whetted by the crisp night air and ex-
hisarated by the thrilling scenes of ''O1,
Nadis, the supper, watch was PRETTY ar
E"hkeo on tnai tspleS in the parlor AMI
altcgether satisfactory found instant an
pre,auon' The guests, OF VIII m
tho lsdies were all of the i'm
mediate neighborhood, were Miss
smith, Miss Ccrinne Abercromhie
Mss Ruth Finch, Miss Hazel Cummipes
Mss Rose Williams, Miss Lillian Lea
Miss Pearl RoAs. MIR. Spencer Hatchins
Mr. Eugene Hudson, Mr.. Hanmord
Brown, Mr.. Oscar Gaertner. Mr.. Eugeps
Heyek' Henry Dyer ana AIRED S. Dyer,
3 \ new musical club was formed yes,er.
day, the first meeting held at Mrs. VII
nam Wallace McLeod's. at 1907 Ira ,Is
street A conscientious study OF music
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p.-,sA ann0ai reception ., the Ladies,
association Of Christ chureh Tta
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-29
CHARTER:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or WISS. On this, the 3oth day Of
October, A. d, Nineteen Hundred and One
bt fore me, J. 5. Peters, Notary Public in ana
fO> the Parish Of VIM, La, personally appear
ed j. T. wallace, ". J. Sewers, Cas- Moss and X
A. McKaskei, all residents Of the Parish o.
vim, who severally declare that they do here
by form and organize themselves into a corpo-
ration Tor tenn OF ten years from TINS da..
Agency, Led, the domicile whereof Is hereb
| fixed in the town of winfield, vim Parish,
Ia, and is objects and purposes ana bushes
/ or do any and every act necessary to carry on ..
/ general real estate business. Citation shall b.
served on the president or in his. absence on
The capital stock shall be Five Thousand
| (s500000) Dollars, divided into shares of Fifty
5000 Dollars each payable in cash.
The affairs shall be managed BY board OF
directors composed of three stockholders, to
be elected by the stockholders annually by a
ballot on the first Tuesday IN November in
| each year or any subsequent day fixed by the
board in case no election taxing place on sal
day. Each share of stock shall be entitled 10
one vote. Said board shall have the right to
make all laws, and change and alter the
same at pleasure.
The company shall begin business as soon rs
this charter is approved and promulgated as
required by law and the full amount of stock
has been subscribed. The first Board of Direc-
tors shall be somposed Of J. T. wallace. W. j.
Sewers and r. A McKaskle, and shall hold
Office until the first Tuesday in November,
1902. or until their successors are elected ana
take ttheir place. The officers OF said Board
shall De composed OF j. I. wallace, PRESIDENT
WI. Sewers, vice president and Cas- Moss,
secretary and treasurer ana shall hold once
until the INST Tuesday IN November, lso2, after
which time said Board shall elect from among
themselves President, Vice President anu
Secretary and treasurer. AT the termination
of the charter or dissolution of the corporation,
the affairs shall be Inundated by the members
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PARISH TREAsURER's SALE.
SIXTEENTH SECTION LAND.


By virtue of the authority vested in me by
law Sec. 1914 of Rays Revised Statutes Of
Louisiana-and in obedience to an order of
sale eminating from the Hon. W. s. Frazee,
Auditor of Public Accounts and bearing date
Of October 18th, 1901, will offer for sale before
the principal front floor of the Court House in
the town of winfield, La, between the hours
prescribed by law for judicial sales, on
Saturday, November 80, 1901,
all the unsoid portion of Section Is, tp 10 n,
Nv, and situated in the Parish of vim, La
Terms Of saie:-On a credit Of ten years and
in quantities of not less than forty (s0) acres
nor no more than one hundyed and sixty $50
acres, after having been previously appraised
by three sworn appraisers at not less than 81 Is
per acre. No sale viii be made unless the fun
appraisement has been bid. Purchasers will
be required to pay ono tenth of their bids in
cash and the balance in nine fg equal INSTALL
ments, the interest to be paid on the whole
amount annually at the rate Of eight Cs) per
cent per annum. and the NOTES TO be made
payable to the Auditor of Public Accounts.
and securek by special mortgages on the land
sold and personal security in solido until final
payment OF principal and interest.
WINFIELD, La, Oct q, 1901
j. T. DURHAM
ozo-ot. Treasurer vim Parish.
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MoDKRx SuReERY SURPASSED

MODERN SURGERY SURPASSED.
"While suffering from q bad
case of piles l consulted a ply
stefan who advised me to try box
of Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve, y
says G. f. Carter, Atlanta, Ga.
Il procured a box and was entire
" cured. Dewitt's witch Hazel
SaIve is splendid cure for piles,
giving relief instantly. and 1
heartily recommend it to all suf-
ferers, - Surgery is unnecessary
to cure piles. Dewitt's witch
Hazel Salve will cure any case.
Cuts, burns, bruises and all other
wounds are also quickly cured BY
it. Beware of counterfeits.-
Hart & Holmes.
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The CH1LpREN's FRIENp.

THE CHILDREN S FRIEND.
You'll have a-cold this winter.
Maybe you have one now. Your
children will suffer too. For
coughs. Group, bronchitis, grip
and other winter complaints One
Minute Cough Cure never fails.
Acts promptly. 1t is very pleas
ant to the taste and perfectly
harmless. C. b. George, VIM
chester, KY, writes. '.Our little
girl was attacked with Group late
one night and was so hoarse she
could hardly speak. we gave
her a few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t relieved her inn
Mediately and she went to sleep.
when she awoke next morning
she had no signs of hoarseness or
Group. Hart & Holmes.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICE.

Land Office at New Orleans La, !
Nov. and, 1901. \
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support ofhis claim, and
that said proof will be made before J. T. Wal
lace U. 8. Com. ~ Winfield Ia on December
18th 1901. viz: Joseph L. Fletcher H. Z. no.
i7oss for the sw Or see. IL linr1 W, LaMer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land. viz:
J.. p. Ingram, J. t. Ingram. R. NJ. Hall, J. n
Thame2 all Of Winn Parish, La
WALTER L. ooHEN,
ms Register.
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NOTICE oE FINAL PROOF.

Land Office at New Orleans L., 1
Get. p. 40
Notice is hereby given that the 5oi'osing
named settler has fled notice OF his lter ion
&c make final proof in support OF his c.. m,
and hat said proof viii be made befo J. n.
Wallace u. s. Com. at winfield la. on Dec. z
1901, viz. Lark e. Vines H. r.. no. 2i7s0tiar the
ne or of Sc or sec7 NV or of sw,qr sec tp IL
n 8 " Iahey.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and c1llirs ion
Of, said land, viz:
Grin Sholars, Alfred Nixon j. c. Higgs.
J-N. Vines, all of Winn Parish La
WALTER L. COHEN.
rs Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(rrxsER LAND Acr. JUNE 8, Is7s.l

CLIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 8, 1851
United States Land Once at Natchitoches, La,
October 4, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act of Congress OF
June 5. 1878, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States Of California. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extends to all the public land States by act OF
August 4, 1892, Harry p, Gamble. of st. Maui
rice, Parish of Winn, State of Louisiana, has
this day fled in this Office his sworn statement
Mo-. for the purchase OF the northeast
quarter of Section 10, in Township 3 N. r. s
W. La Mer., and viii offer proof to show that
the land sought II more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this Office at Match
itoches, La, on Friday the 10th day of Decem-
Der, 1901. He names the following witnesses:
N. II. Taylor, Emmett Britt, ]. L. Garner, j.
Garner, all of st. Maurice, La
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this ONCE on or before said
10th day of December, 1901,
o iI-lot ]. ERNEST BREDA. Register