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COUNTRY CLUB. EORTHFfELp.
y. j.. Sept, 5.-The golfer. who are TAX
ing Advantage o! the preliminary prac-
,ice ever the Atlantic City Country Club
links. prior TO the amateur champion.
ship. which begins next Monday. were
startled somewha; this morning ey
Waiter Egan. Onwentsia Club. Chicago.
going out In g and returning in 10. one
stroke better than the competitive rec
ord for :he course OF 20. held by +. ~
Darby.
I, was phenomenal display OF skill
ana BY Young man who Is regarded
az one OF the most dangerous In the
tournament. He comes with the fine
reputation o. having made a Few nine
hole. a new eighteen-hole and new
,hirty-.ix- hole record for the Midlothian
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rock mad travelled fifteen knots an hour.
'lH'er than anything she had shown
here before and faster than anybody
though. she coG.G travel.
Even those who believed the glowing
accounts that came from Scotland were
tmnzed NJ the rate The Shamrock
o!ougned through the water from SANDY
Hook point to the quite. end o. G-d-
ney's Channel on one measured stretch
o. mile and an eighth in Gedney'.
Channel she was dried in four minutes
and thirty seconds Nat. speed OF.
more Thar tf,een miles an hour: and a,
that time sh. was going a little slower
,aan she had been before entering Gsd.
ncy's Channel sycamore vas pinchlnr
ser bi; 10 get he- through without
'ack!ng.
Ra'scy must have been pleased. Cor
"hen he"icd under tho pressure OF the
breeze Shamrock. sails were without
wrinkle ard absolutely stjIl-wh,n a
sail .!Gcs not a, c.-:cc,ly /. a::::.Ts a
ltt!e In the breeze. This a.b.fante OF
the seas has most wonderful ward
robe. So-rth"r yacht has ever had such
a yarieiy o: p.rfcotly ltting garments.
because OF the late hour the breeze
carr "cs'"-int the plan OF going over
cnrf5. had 10 be given up. Those who
hav" followed thy work OF the challenger
from day 10 daf are extremely anxious
TO see her do this. II viii give them
a splendid line on the green neauty's'
speed IN thirty nile test. ard whether
Il be over thirtymIle triangle a,
b"ating. reaching ana running. or A NJ
tsen-mi!e beat 10 vindward arl return,
a comparison with the times made BY
old Columbia and old Shamrock over
the same ground will be very interesting
10 tho beitors.
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Fra, lnninR.
HARLE EN- RESULTS.
RACE TRACK. HARLEM Sem, &

RACE TRACK. HARLEM Sept. s.
tn" races scheduled to be run here to.
day resulted as follows
First race. rhrcc-Iuar,crE OF mile
won by Della Ostrand. 20 ? and to 3
itnid"c, to for place, was second
ilv"rdal" third Timc-l.li
Second Race Three-quar,ers o, a mile
Won by Durn!e Bunton. 70 and
10 10: iIessworth, I to FOR place. was
second; Tn" Lady third Timc-,.l2i
Third Kacc-Onc mile and seventy
yards Won by JimInc&, even and TO !,
Federal, 10 Tor place. ran second:
Charlie OBri"n third. TIue-i .4.s-s
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GIANTS WE'RE EASY
IN FIRST GAME.
Pittsburg Batted Out 5 Runs, While Davis's
Men Earned Only Single Tally.

P, was the artist to face the Davsi,*s In
the mrs, game
/, Nas Edd!. nr.t appearance is
| Gotham In a Phtsburs cult. and MS
great doInss in that sarb rightly drove
| fear In the local men
! a! Maui, the nczx Giant. wa. selected
nj me very last minute 70 cndeavor e
fool the Pirates
or course rittssurg scored In the
opening inning Mnuis offerings were
easy. and the Pirates. hy some accurate
swings OF their clubs. slammed Out,
enough singles 10 count -FOUR times
Alex sinith knocked Out.
Alex Smith got a xnockou; In the sec
ond inning, He had 10 Withdraw from
the game and Jack Warner took his
place. Alex got too clos. 10 Ciarkrs
bat, aHd whom ~. latter made n GIVING
al the bail re caught the Ne" Yorker
Each team tnllici run III The
third. The Pirates got theirs oy a free
base, steal and 4 hit Will. tho New
workers. did bit OF hitting TO get their
tally. Pttsburg hattcd soinc more II,
tae fourth and got IHo more runs
The visitors used their sticks IN the
NTH and seventh Innings again and
netted two runs poheny, who didn't
prove such mn enigma FOR the New
forks. complained OF soreness IN his
arm IN the seventh, and Phillip relieved
Phillip! slapped our a hummer when
two men we're on bases In the eighth.
and the Pirates had three more rurs,
II was the same old story N the ninth
~ the Piitsbursers. They hhttcd and
they scored three runs. During the
game they Tailed Just :? hits on Maui,
and got bases on balls
The Davis crowd scored 10 hits. but
they cnuldn', bunch them. Each side /
made one error
SCORE ny INNINGS
S r.. rs,. ~
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HEN0 W ON
THE DASH
STAKES.
Mackay's Colt Beat Out
Leonora Loring at Sleeps
head Bay.
lsseel.L . W.. E,enlns worlAl


SliEEPSHEAD uAY RACE TRACK.
Sept. 5.-Therc was a splendid card OF
races AT Shtcpshrad this afternoon.
perfect racing weather a lightning fast
track and pleGty OF bookmakcrs in the
ring laying good juicy prices
The racesoerS cup ~ happiness, there.
fore. should bc fun on such occasions ar
this when there IS nothing lacking and
cosid are as perfect M they were
to-day.
The stake features We're the Dash
Stakes and Tur: Handicap both ~
which had splendid fields and prnmisc,!
unusually interesting contests, The at
tendance was almos, 80 large as II was
yesterday. when the :. aibu>h was the
drawing attraction
Mex, wrrm tho attendance viii hc
larger FOR the reason that many race
goers ara s,Ill away awaiting for the
bugie call which summons tho Young
members Of the families back 10 SChu.l
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NOT A WRINKLE IN SHAMROCK'S
1900 SQUARE FEET OF SAIL.
This Picture Gives an Idea Of What Her Per-
fectIy Fitting Garments Are Like
ChaIIenger's Amazing Speed.

AS Constitution grows slower day by
day Shamrock grows faster And II IN.
green beauty :cSps 90 improving AZ;
ncr present rr,r she Will be travelling
Iwerty miles an hour In ton-kro;
o:eczc and wei hnv" TO r,ce a torpeIo-
boat agninS; her. said one OF the Old
mossbacNs who watched the chaiiengers
trial spin Yesterday.
While he stretched Il ei.. IN. old
critic was riah, in wny. for sham
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FIFTH RICE

chuctanunda and Duc.ist iImpeI
away III fN'nt but were outrun py Belle
OF Lexington. who took the lend at
the end OF q turlong and set rot race
n length before Chuctanunda Duci,s,
and Lady rnc- who raced heads apart.
There was no change in this order until
the strctch WIS reached Thcre Lady
tnCas w.-s the nrst 10 crack "hi,c-
ianunda nsso tired and Dueil,t began TO
close Oh Belle -; Lexington. lie nailed
her II, the last jump. winning by q
short head. Belle OF Lexington was
two lengths IN front OF Chucta,inln
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Sporting.
CONEYISLAND JOCKEY CLUE

RACING At 8HEEPsHEAD DRY.
sept sthRPHASSrF HANDICAP HANDICAP a oSP RACES
Leave East 18th 81. Z. r.. via l. l. Il. r.. .
II A.. II. l2I0. l2.io 100 Parior Ca: .rsial
slo. Lao ?.lo. 40. $40, Boats TOO, whitshsI
81. WA aeth 81. Ferry) In eennse;!on with L.
y. At !? o'clock and every twenty minutes
Brooklyn Rapid Transit from brooklyn n,tdC
tSe~ York side). bridge trains via Kings Count:
and Brightoa Beach Road: also Fia;bush Assnu.
Surface Liza via brighton Beach Road, sverI
10 minutes, From Broadway. VILLA sburs. take
Ocean Ave. ears. All Brookiyn surface ears trsa,
fer direct 10 track. Music by Lander.
ADMISSION TO FIELD STAND sn-
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English cr,c,<-ter. Coming.

SOUTHAMPTON. England. Sept. e.
The American line steamer Haverford.
which sailed from his port yesterday
FOR New York on her maiden trip. has
among her passengers n number Of Capt.
J. T. Bc3anqlot's English team OF
cr!cketers, who are to play matches in
the United States.
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DELMAR RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. DELMAR. Sept g.
The races run here to-day are as fol
lows
First Race-SlS and half furlonga.-
Won By Boat. ! to ! and S TO 6: Fearful.
60 to ! for place. was second: Ben Frost
third. Tine-l.2c IL.
Second Race-Three- quarters OF n mile
Won by Ed L., to and to 8: Del,
cart. 10 5 for place. ran second. and
Horseshoe Tobacco third. Time--1.l5
Third Racc-Five and half furioIss-
Won by Atteiic. II to s and ; to 8.
Hunter Raine. 1 TO 2 for place. was Sec
ond: Sister Sarah third. Ifm"--i.n
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Upton Glad auc..,on Is settled.

Sir Thomas Upton, when told that The
Evening World had announced the Sc
.ls-t!oa OF the Columbia as the American
Eup defender. was leaning on the rail
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Thu batting order.

f'R.
Especial TO The Evening worid)
POLO GROUNDS. Sept, 5.
to-us more --a.S fsr tn. undertaken.
knotSsr 100 for the easket- nster.
Ia the local cemetery are very. very Eusy
dissins 4 brand grave. - tAsrs'h no
ho9e fr the GiAnt-
That's the most important part OF a
college battle song.
Capt. Clarke and his P!,tsburg Pirates
had heard It somewhere in their roam
inss. It impressed them and all were
vehement IN the singing OF I, this az
ternoon Just before the first section of
to.day's two-part programme began.
The words waited their way over TO
ne eastern end Of the grounds where
stands the little red chapel In which the
pcn; fellows were dressing for the
ray.
When PSss5urg wins the pennant-f
{ docs-its players ought to ne good
mough TO send Just strip OF tho rag"
% the men up here. II would only he
show of appreciation.
The New Workers. old mate. Eddie Do
ieny. whose filings were not considered
rood enough variety TO permit Of his
searing a New York uniform. and who
IN his release was grabbed by P.,isburS.
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The Hating Order.

Crawford. ~ Lc,i'S 70
MaEoon. So Day, 20
Steinfcldt. 30. Mercy S.
Suthon. cf. irwln, 80.
Peitz. G. fa!feiI. q
Stimnel. y klts'h' ~
is...e,,i "a tn. Evening worii.i
BALI. GROUNDS. WASHINGTON
PARK. BROOKLYN. Sept. 5.-Thc re-
usal OF the P!;,sbu-vs 10 lose few
games on their present Eastern trip !.
,nvlrs it's effect oG the 'o'Ll fans, ana
,ven the dyed in-t,c WOOL brooklyn
co.ers were q, tn. settled conviction
nat the rag vas not fo- he Superbas.
& Yesterdays Jolt BY aiddy Mclnru'h
IeineSabules VAS the one th,t killed tiic
aopes OF Papa Hunlcn and his two time
winners.
Walt TIL the Pittsburgs 20 up aSains,
The Phillles and Brooklyns. is the pres
ent 6owanus slogan. There isn't much
comfort in this. The way Fred Clarke
and his crew are terrifying themselves
oy wal.oping Boston and New York will
rive them "a safe lead. by the time
they tackle their nearest rivals and
: even II they lost six s;raigh, to tho
sPhill!es and Champs, they can go home
with first place stan theirs.
Although It was ''lndcs day less thar
1850 spectators were preeent when play
began.
There wer" two shifts In the lineup n
both teams iiil plhlcn reported sick
and McCrecry played short IJr Rrcak-
Ign. Centre Fielder Dobb. was called
home TO chit'anpoSi - the dcatnC. 4
OF his brother and Pitcher su,hon took
ais place.
First InninR.
NcCrcery tossed over FoSs hard wei,
Harley grounded TO DAILY. BcCklcy
ripped OF siasle TO right and Craw,
FORD iropocd beauty TO centre. Ma,
COON walked. ll.lng the corners Nc,
Crcery let Stelnteld'r grasser 70
through him. BeckIey and Crawford
scoring. Magc0n Jok third on the error
and was nailed a; the plate On an at.
tempted double steal. Two runs.
4 keler's little liner over StFinfeldts
head was good for two sacks Becki.y
grabbed Shcckaryis liner and passed ;ht
TALL 70 Magoon. doubling Kceler IN
Dplaa's wicked grOunder to MaSoor
net,sd one base. Kelley forced him A,
second. No runs.
second Inning.
su'hor shattered the air. P-i,z be,,
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FIItNT NV 2
or ally iro.,eAr-oa.s nve furiong'

nntnsoo and Rose of May recei away
together followed by ortoroon ana Flora
Pomona There was 10 change "a the
stretch. when Fora Pomona closed rap
IDLY and bearing down ;Ec leaders n the
Inst sixteenth, drew away ANA won by
a length from Rose .. May Mo beat
Iiutasoo a head.
SECOND RACE
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OLD CHAMPION COLUMBIA
AGAIN TO BE CUP DEFENDER
CONTINUED from FRS, Pase)

Challenge OF the Royal Ulster Yacht
club held on the flagship nj ll.2o a. NJ.
the Columbia was selected TO represent,
the New York Yacht Club
- V. 8. ODDlE., Secretary"
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CHAMPIONS HAVE
ALLCHANCENOW
They Figure, However,, on an Easy Time for
Rest of Cincinnati Series

| out s'3w Ernag to Irwin, stimmcl
iicd Z" k"eler Fox singled Harley
forced Fox NJ second. DAILY making a
SSI st"h .nh +c"rplrs W. tho ball TO
DAILY strolIed McCrScry scared TO
i!M, i!t, irwin hi - S'imT"l and
lightning double play folIoSci No runs
Third Inning.
paly beat down ncckey's no, liner
and throw the runner on, Crawford
liiri I" Doinn Sh"rknrd took Maso9n's
liner. No runs
, Farrell -, d ,.,.; Macon 70 ncgklsy
,wa't''i a double past Beckl.y. shcck.
ard singled 10 right. scoring kltson and
kSelsr tn" Decision a, III. plate was
lose ,,,,s nnl the Rcd. kicked During tn.
and was nailed by Pei,x Sheckar,i
tried 70 block Magoon. who turned and
hr.i the ball at tho brooklyn player.
walked away DOlan was out Pcitz TO
Beckiey. Two runs.
Fourth Inning.
stsinf"ld; t,!cd to, Donn, su,hor
up went 70 Kelley. Fox n.ed 10
Wheeler fannsd Daily singled pas,
liner was hauled down by Harley. 10
runs.
Fifth Inning.
Harley laced single to centre. Rock.
l"y's sacrifice. kltsnn TO Kelley, adj.
vnnccd him 10 second DAILY stopped
crawford's hot drive. but could not
field II. Magoon walked. filling the
bases. DAILY grabbed S,cinfcidi'. liner
ana threw 20 Mrcrccry. doubling up
Crawford No runs
kitson 'iled TO SuihoT Masoon fcls-
ed kcGlcr out. Shecknrd scared 10 Har-
ley. No runs
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Decantcr was odds on choice for the
Turf liaIfl!cap. but after leading for n
mile he Was compelled to give way to
Whtercurr. VINO game away and won.
With II lot 10 spare, ~ a length De-
cantcr was compelled to do his best TO
heat khmard n head
fIF-TIi RICE
thr,E and h,rs
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sHEEPsHEAD Bar ENTRIES.

Especial I, TIE Evening wdfiiN
RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
Sept The entries for tomorrow 5
faces arc as follows:
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standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wilmington vs.. West new Works..
NATIONAL LEAGUE

The wlinins,on tpel) team will play the
West Seu York Field CiGs .szt Sunday al the
wssh,waen srpunda. Burehsli. who 80 to have
trial with the New Yorks will pitch for
Wilmington. HuyisS weste.vslt will b Il. Tho
box for ths West New Yosks. = N
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OUTSHOOT
YANKEES.
They Lead American Team
by 7 Points in Tourney
for Worlds Honors.

SEA GIRT. =. j.. Sept. 5.-The car
bine team match was the fi.s, contest
on the programme OF ;hc shooting
tournament to-day. II was open TO
teams OF I'VE men from amy regiment.
squadron or troop OF cavalry II the ''s-
,iar army. national guard or any for
ciSn government. Five shots wSc fired
At 200 and 500 yards. The First TODD
OF New Jersey and the P"nnsyi"ania
Squadron tied for first place. with a
SCORE OF 21 each. but the New Jersey
team was declared the winner. harinS
made the better score. at the 5o0.yard
range. The other scorcs rere:
Squadron \. Sew forf loe
Trnp A. Maryland ................ ..s....'-.. !sv
paitsry 4. Fisid ARTILLERY. New jsrssJ..". i6i
Batter1 d. Field ARTILLERY. New Jersey .....ls5
The other contest was the Centennial
Trophy Palma Match. for the champion;
ship OF the world. open to riaemen Of all
countries. each team TO consist OF eight
man and fifteen shots 20 be fired at each
OF tse three ranges. namely. so. 800 and
l.oo yards.
The Canada and American teams were
tho univ npetfOrH
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SORES AMD
lgkGERS

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Chronic unless the blood IS in poor con.
dition-is sluggish weak and unable &c
throw of the pJisons that accumulate
in It. The system must be relieved Of
the unhealthy matter through the sore,
| and great danger to lie would follow
should it heal before the blood has beer
made pure and healthy and all in,.
purities eliminated from the system
S 5. S. begins the cure by first cleans
ing and invigorating the blood. building
up the general health aud removing
from the system all morbid, etfets
m ma. ate ,,; A Constant Drain
has been Upon tho System.
accomplished the discharge gradual,
ceases. aud the sore or ulcer heals. !.
Is the tendency OF these old, indoleu'
sores to grow verse and worse, ant
eventually to destroy the bones. Loca
applications. while soothing and t.
some extent alternating pain, canno
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i,rOnora LorinS cut out the running.
followed by Cornwall and Cameron. this
order holding IL the stretch. THcrc
Cornwall weakened and BurrS sent
licnu along to the leaders. In tho last
furlorg lIcno closed. and after II sharp
,r!v" drew away and won by "a length.
LconoTu Ioring was stopping nj the
end, hut lasted long enough TO beat
Cameron n head
FOURTH RAGE
Ire Turf iIAn.llr'r Tor thTse.ye,r-old. snd
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Baseball. Polo Ga,. To-day, 2 game. i adm.
ssE. .. I.ls. Pittssars 70. 4. +. adn,. tss...:
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9LIatNTl NANT
For maiden iar"s.year-5Ids anI 40. 81. mile.

Pathfinder was the ~ ccmaker in the
early part, followed by KALI anu Som
crSet. Tho latter went TO n" front near
the turn and made the pace TO the
stretch, where he was jOincL by Arak
They raced head and head to the last
sixteenth, where Somerset was done
Golden Grain then came through and
taking the lead. won clcverly by n
length. Arak was pccond. head before
Lamp o. Lee.
sp THIRD RACE
The Dasa, e. '~o-scar.o!dr hre tgrionsA
~ Betting,
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have already gained: /, will pay out SO,
Tor the I'VE best advance cstiunt.s ~
the Gun races. dividing the amount a.
follows: 's
FOR BEST ESTIMATE. s,o
FOR NEXT BEST ESTIMATE. *
For THIRD best ESTIMATE.. 4,
For FOURTH BEST ESTIMATE. &
FOR FIFTH HEST ESTIMATE. o
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TIE Tur iiAn.Iir,r Tor thTse.ye.r-oh. sad
np, one ni.s ami quarter.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-13

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who have used Chamberlain 5
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to our knowledge, not a single
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the most prominent druggists in
that city, in speaking of this, says:
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but also eounteracts any tendency
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SAW DFArH NEAR.

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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-13
THE CONVENTION.
Nominated a representative to
the Legislature.

Persuant to call issued by
Aon. j. T. Wallace, chairman of
the Democratic Executive Com
mittee, quite number of voters
met in convention at the court
house Saturday for the purpose
of making n nomination for Rep
resentative to the General Assem-
bly, from this parish. Mr.. W. D.
Bevill was elected chairman of
the convention and ". A. Jones
secretary.
The chairman called on Mr..
Wallace to state the object of the
convention which he did in a few
well chosen words. After the
object of the convention had
been stated W. A. Jones moved
that the convention proceed with
nominations, which was carried.
With bits of chosen eloquence
". NJ. Wsllace placed in noni-
nation Earl E. Kidd. There
were several seconds to this nom
nation and after waiting several
minutes with no other nomina-
tions it was moved and seconed
that nominations close. Upon
motion and second Mr.. Kidd's
nomination was made unanimous
and a committee consisting of
W. M. Wallace, j. Bernstein and
l.. Mccain was appointed to no.
tify Mr.. Kidd of his nomination.
The nominee then came before
the conoention and made a short
talk accepting the nomination
and assuring those present that
he thoroughly understands the
progressive spirit that IS aotuat-
ing the people of the parish in
the-rapid progress of developing
their resources and that lie can
be counted on to ever assist In
any legitimate manner the up
building of the parish. lie also
thanked the convention for the
honoa conferred upon him and
gave assurance that he can
always be found with the Demo-
cratic hosts ond in the event Of
his election he will DO all in his
power for the best interests of
the country.
After the conclusion of the
speech of acceptance the conven-
ton closed.
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A Point to inventors.

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A Wonass AWFUL pEnlL.

"There is only one chance to
save your life and that is through
an operation were the startling
words heard by Mrs. l. B. Hunt
of Lime Ridge, Wis.,, from her
doctor after he had vainly tried
to cure her of a frightfuI case of
stomach trouble and jaundice.
Gall stones had formed and she
constantly grew worse. Then she
began to use Electric Bitters
which wholly cured her. It's a
wonderful Stomach, Liver and
Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspep
sis, Loss of Appetite. Try it.
0nI5 5octs. Guaranfeed. For
- 4. BernsteIn.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-13
Get out and Pasli.

The Lake Charles papers ought
to tell people that the man killed
in Lake Charles the other night
met his death by hitting an cleo
trio light wire. Lots of people
think the old town has trolley
system. But perhaps it is about
the same thing. If person was
to hit one of their G.. o. p.
street car mules it would mean
the same result.-Crowley Sig
nal.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-13

Land ohice al Ney. orleans

Land Office at New Orleans Ia,
Nov. Ind, 1901.
Notice In hereby given that the following
named settler has flied Notice OF his intention
10 make final proof in support fhis claim, and
that said proof win be made before J. T. wal
lace q. s. Com. at winnhels Ia on Dec. 18th
1901. viz: zachariah c. Curry H. E. no. 2zsl6 for
the W hf of ne or nnd ne or Of NV qr sec. . tp
II r1u Ia Mer
He names the following witnesses toprove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
Of, said land, viz: Rollen white, J. q. Curry,
J. d. Smith, win James, all Of winn Parish La.
WALTER L COHEN.
rs Register.